DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol.
I
Tel. 3-8400
No.. 154
San Jaan, Puerto Rico, Monday, May 2, 1960
Secend-class postage
paid
at
Rico
Sen
Juan,
Puerte
man: Die?
Will Ches
Awaits Answer Gas Chamber Beckons Today For Nint h Time By LEIF E RICKSON SAN QUENTIN,. Calif. (AP)—Caryl Chessman prepared yesterday for a suspenseful last night of vigil in the waiting room outside S an Quentin’s gas chamber. The hour set for his execution is today at 3 p.m. Puerte Rico time (10:00 a.m. California time). It is Chessman’s ninth date wit doom in 12 years. Seven California Supreme? Court justices will convene at 8
am.
California
time
(1
p.m.
Puerto Rico time) just two hours earlier, to give their decision on the
convicted
sex
last stay petition. voted, 4-3, three
kidnappers’
The court has times against
clemency. Chessman’s new serting innocence,
in
the
petition, asasked delay
execution
until
NEW YORK (AP)—The Russians marched soldiers, tanks and
attorney
general’s investigators could find three men Chessman declared
rockets
light
lovers’
bandit
The
MALDONADO Luis
Mufioz
land’s
Marin
warned late last night of a possibility that Puerto Rico may be controlled in private endeavor by outside interests because the is-
Mystery Bullet Kills P.R. Housing Official By
HORST
wound
in
office Saturday.
his
head
at
latter expressed fear that increas-
ing capital and outside influence
might
convert.
“policy
followers
tention
the
island
and
not
into policy
Proceed
Stressing he was not preaching the exclusion of outside capital and know-how, the Governor said Puerto Rico must proceed to “‘balance” the situation through acceleration of the island’s own pro-
gram.
About 250 -members of the Police yesterday were still investigating whether the shooting Puerto Rico Federation of Clubs (See MYSTERY Bullet, Page 12) , of Business and Professional We-
don’t
Hotel.
and
mund
largest
women’s
orga-
By
BETTY
Blood
sltce
(3 p.m. said. “I
myself
of
a plate
charity
affair was held April 22 at the Caribe Hilton Hotel to benefit the newly-formed league, but turned. out to be the most elegant flop
in recent San Juan social history. The League was called inte
up
Long
Wait
weeks
ago
Chessman
G. Brown’s
60-day
reprieve
AWAITS,
at
principals
mittee
Red
this
work to
formed, as
out
The
with
chairman,
cut
the
Friday
for
of
com-
Richard and
has
it accord-
chairman:
1. Meet with Dr. Guillermo Arbona, Commonwealth Secre-
tary of whether Bank
Health, a need
League
to determine for a Blood
exists
Kishi
in
ef-
China’s
here.
(The
League was incorporated 25, after the hal}
Apr.
these
Castro.
reigned
in
Peiping,
capital. and
other
cities,
mil-
Parades,
rallies
and
to
speeches
marked
the holiday. East German Reds Jack-booted troops and armored units of Communist East Germany’s 110,000-man army through East Berlin in
marched a parade
that U.S., British and French commandants in West Berlin declared in a statement to be “a threat to public order.” Mayor Willy Brandt of
West
Berlin drew cheers from 700,000 West Berliners at a rally in front of
the
(See
Page 12)
affair.
Red
lions turned out yesterday celebrate May Day.
Bank
meeting the
was
Santaella ing
a of
Fidel
Carnival
capital
in the gas chamber’s waitroom when Governor Ed-
question
Léague
Puerto Rico—the ‘charity for which the Imperial Ball was recently held—is under investigation by a “steering committee.” Ball, a $50
of
Ball's Blood
KNORR
Bank
10
(See WORLD
nization in Puerto Rico.
Imperial
issue
to
The was ing
The
intend
Just
is the
the
_in little pieces in the meantime.”
The Federation has about 800 members throughout the island
The
on
Nobusuke
Minister
In
until 10 a.m. tomorrow Puerto Rico time),” he
men heard the Governor’s speech at the San Juan Intercontinental
makers.” Must
his
it to bring in
dinner, the Governor cited a recent speech by banker Enrique Campos del Toro, in which the
BUCHHOLZ
Frederick W. Lang, assistant director for development of the Puerto Rico regional office of the Public Housing Administration was found dead from a bullet
need “forced
outside capital and know-how.” Speaking at a business women’s
Los
office said agents were around the clock trying
punishment, rated his chance to escape death a ninth time as the 50-50 odds of a coin flip. He said he was determined. to remain calm. “I don’t start dying
Industries By Outside Interests A. W.
general’s
Moscow’s
figy. Cubans thronged by the thousands into Havana to hail Prime
Chessman, convict-author whose fate has stirred worldwide at-
Munoz Fears Control Of P.R. _ By
Minister.
Petition
Saturday.
Davis, who has fought for years to save Chessman, said yes-
terday the State Supreme Court’s decision to wait until two hours before execution time today to issue its final ruling constituted “cruel and unusual punishment.” (AP photo)
_ Governor
Angeles
to check out the men named in the petition filed with the court
IROUE Uda EMR belt LULL
LONG FIGHT ENDED?—Caryl Chana: right, confers with attorney George T. Davis at San Quentin prison Feb. 20 when Chessman was granted a 60-day reprieve
by Gov. Edmund Brown.
Out
attorney
Angeles working a tamer
Los
lanes.
Checking
DULL
of
through
Square. Tokyo demonstrators hanged President Eisenhower and Prime
could prove he was not the 1948 ‘red
May Day Celebrated By Millions
old
MAY.
Reichstag
DAY,
building
Page
12)
Probed 2. If the meed does exist, conduct a study as te what type
organization it should be. 3. Submit a ‘report en the findings to the P. R. Medical Assn. If the association deems. the findings satisfactory, the committee will elect. a board of governors and begin a series of fund-raising activities.
“If the survey reveals that such an organization as the Blood Bank
(See IMPERIAL BALL, Page 12)
‘THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 2, 1960
Z
House Speaker Says Bank
Verwoerd Dims Hope For Racial Relaxatiorg
Would Combat Loan Sharks up the Workers Loan and Savings Bank stemmed from information contained in a 1957
By A. W. MALDONADO Loan sharks who bled their victims with interest rates up to 2.080 per cent on small loans, partly inspired the legislation which would establish a worker's bank, the Speaker of the House of Representatives said. Rep. Ernesto Ramos Antonini said the bill he sponsored to set
Commonwealth ment report usurers.
The
protest
politan
caravan
district
of
taxi
fael
di-
policies
of
has been called according to guez,
manager
Rochdale
Taxi
Cabs
Rodriguez said will assemble at ti0
proceed
to
Carpenier man
for
the Rd..
the
on
PSC where
group
a
the)
3.44
on
spokes-
will
treasury
present
its
20 per
cent
ranged
from
a low
of 48
per cent to a high cent. The average
of 2,080 per interest rate
for
usurers
| banks
was
was
240
per
14.5
per
cent.
cent.
The
with
the
what
big
Rodriguez
called
loans
made
by
usurers
were
for
hotels.”
|
Pets
E:
POPE
JOHN
ANTIGUA ALL
3
a
FOR THE PRICE or ONE This
low,
low
By
stopover
privileges
convenience.
If
you
BAN
non-stop Viscount
via and
back.
For
further
ROUND
TRIP
sharply
rebuked
reth.
Will
“That
:
For the Roman Catholic Church yesterday was the feast of St. Joseph, the artisan. It was established by the late Pope Pius XII to combat ancient pagan and more modern Communist aspects of labor's traditional holiday. Reds Demonstrate
As
Pope
John’s
address
was
broadcast by the Vatican radio, Communist-sponsored meetings were being held in many public squares in Rome and other Italian cities. : Pope John urged workers to follow the example of St. Joseph
and
the holy family of Nazareth.
and
on
the
other
sup-
pression of personality, have sought to uncrown the workers of his greatness, reducing him to an instrument of strife or abandoning him to himself. “There has even been an at-
tempt from
to cut the masses of labor that
tector
God
and
who
alone
is pro-
vindicator
of
the
branches
of
in Puerto
observance
the Rico
of
the
military will
join
- eleventh
The- Ultimate In
Watchmaking
Skill
BOLERO office
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you the
Not
is
the
in
ST.
by
last
they
were
that English
THOMAS,
The Duty-Free Port, Invites You To Inspect Its Collection Of This Superb Timepiece Main St. and Virgin Isle Hotel
were police
emphasized and arm
Negro _ settlements the country. In the
fortnight
alone,
arrested,
4,006
Negroes
including
1,200
i
as and
trouble? sent ta
in Latin America
not but
NEW
YORK
ist agents
to
(AP)—Commun-§
are
working
unde
Kremlin orders in Latin America to foment local revolutions, Cen-%
tral Intelligence
language
Alan
clergy abroad
cipal
newspapers and Anglican as well as elements
primaril
Target Of Reds
the European (white) population of South Africa.” Nel repeated frequent National-
ist charges
thé
U.S. Called Principal
bring
challenge
boo
native reserves in the interior.
minister. All the scandals
a specific
aimed
have been banished makers from cities
Deterred
bullets were Dr. Verwoerd
pass controls
one big raid Friday at East Lon don. Untold numbers of Negroes
who shot Dr. Verwoerd was instrument of the devil's
hand...those only aimed at
agains
books.
Nel’s words continuing
were
wiH not deter us from our path. ‘“‘We have no illusions that the
man the
it
were
raids on throughout
more policy
I
the
which
at the pass
the govthe Ne-
message
retain
by
disorders,
Sa-
a recent asby a _ white
from the prime bullets and all
Negroe
movements of Negroes and whic blacks fervidly hate. The Negra demonstrations that broke out in March, leading to bloodshed and
policy.
Be
to
system
at
meeting
Dulles
the United
Agency
said
director
yesterday,
States
and
is their “‘prin-
target.”
Dulles
was
speaking
before
a4
§J STAR Articles
breakfast attended by 2,500 mem-
Filed In Congress
Communists had received their orders last year from Moscowes “to make every effort to eliminate pro-United States elements.” “The Latin American Com-
Two STAR
bers
articles from the San were inserted in the
gressional
Record
Juan Con-
of April
21
by
supporting
Jose
A.
Benitez
the
April
11
“Benicrats
STAR
Plank
police
and
said
the
SHOWERS,
headlined
Endorse
the
beration and nationalism and omit all reference to Moscow.”
and
the Democratic Party of Puerto Rico, and commenting on the two factions of the party here. An article by A. W. Maldonado
in
of
munists,” Dulles said, “were told to hammer on the theme of li-
Rep. Victor L. Anfuso (D-N. Y.) following his April 13 remarks
:
on
f B)
Statehood ‘‘quoted Benitez as saying Nixon was against statehood. The April
other article, from the 12 STAR, was _ headlined
“Campos
Quits
Campocrat
It quoted
faction
Campos
believe
as
President
Democratic del.
leader
Toro
I should
of
Faction.’
Enrique
as
saying
“I
resign
and
thus].
put an end to a disagreeable cident in my life.”’ -
in-
annual Armed Forces Day, May 21, 1960. . _ The main event will take place
at the vid Isla Grande.
airport Special
hangar exhibits
_ FORECAST: and
San Juan, Ponce
Mayagiiez—partly
_ cloudy
with scattered thundershewers. {San Juan cloudy teday and to-
Military Here Plans-Armed Forces Day
information,
Main
Development
Party
“Dr. Verwoerd believes than ever now that the
BRUTTO
far) ANTIGUA
and
gro majority.
BWIA island-hop
call your travel agent or
He
sick
Africa’s
campaign
supremacy laws. Pass Books To Stay added that the governmen
intended
Hen-
his
yesterday
ST. KITTS
prefer, you moy fly Sen Juen - Antigua
from
stage
white
being followed in South Africa is the correct one,” said Nel, who
OMEGA §
Affairs
Nationalist
foe of his racial
Is
atheistic Communism and urged workers to emulate St. Joseph, the humble carpenter of Naza-
in
JUAN
Verwoerd
is recuperating from Sassination attempt
R
FRANK
services
in
St. Thomas and St. Kitts. Doily flights are offered for your
their
been
Minister
is the chief executor of ernment’s policy toward
All ST. THOMAS
have
Prime
VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope John XXIII in a May Day speech
excursion,fare
will be in effect only until December 15, 1960. It represents a savings of $23.40 from the normal fore. And you get
South
to
turday night in Pretoria after he visited the wounded Verwoerd, who
humble and from whom we have life, movement and existence.”
ISLANDS
policy
by
F.
gro)
XXUIL
Pope John
berties
VISIT ST. THOMAS, ST. KITTS,
prompted
This was disclosed by M. D. De Wet Nel, Minister of Bantu (Ne-
“Labor,” he said “is in fact a high mission. It is for man like an effective and intelligent collaboration with god the creator, from whom (man) has received the goods of the earth, to cul}| tivate them and make them prosper.” “Alas, mistaken ideologies that on one hand exalt uncurbed li-
he magic circle route
KASISCHKE
bed.
of all fam-
less than $25. Ramos Antonini said the Rodriguez said Rochdale had Worker's Bank will provide low had such an agreement with the}! income interst rates. He said that San Juan Intercontinental until it would combat the present siit lapsed recently, whereupon a tuation whereby loan sharks make “fantastic profits’ from people new agreement was reached beunable to get commercial bank tween the hotel and Meiro, loans.
“all
.drik
se-
complaints. Many Loans Small | Rodriguez said the main com- | Commercial banks, the report plaint is that the PSC has per- | pointed out. did not give permitted Metro Taxicabs Inc. to | sonal loans for amounts less than make exclusive service asree-| $100. About 44 per cent of the ments
dashed
report was to testify.
report, entitled “Personal of Families of Modest
About
and
offices
was
ilies got their loans from usuers. Of these families more than half had an annual income of less than $2.000. Interest charged by the loan
the
road,
who
RICHARD
segregation
be
had obtained a personal loan within the previous 12 months.
caravan
8 a.m.
«6~Piedras-Caguas
will
Income,” said that of the 500 families interviewed, 61 per cent 'Rebukes
Cooperative. the
Pico,
The Loans
metro-
of
legislation
on
Majority Berrow
Commission, for this morning, “Charlie” Rodri-
general
bank
statistics
cretary when that made, is scheduled
drivers,
rected against the the Public Service
citing
Depart-
discussed tomorrow morning at a joint House-Senate committee public hearing in which Dr. Ra-
Taxi Drivers Plan Protest Caravan A
Treasury
By
JOHANNESBURG (#—The hopes of liberal and other groups that South Africa will relax its strict
at in
night.
Puerto
lands
and
Rico,
Coastal
Virgin
Is-
Waters
—
€loudy with scattered WINDS:
Easterly
showers.
at 10
knots. TEMPERATURES:
te~15
High,
87,
1:30 p.m., Low, 64. STATESIDE: New York,
63,
the hangar and displays and demonstrations nearby will be open
at
for public visiting from 11 a.m, to 4 p.m. The official ceremony
clear; Chicago, 55, partly cloudy;
will
be
at 2 p.m.
with
Gov..- Luis
Munoz Marin, civic leaders and military commanders invited. Throughout the island, National Guard Armories Reserve Centers will
House
with
special
and Army hold Open
exhibits.
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Juncos
Ave.
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partly
San
cloudy;
An-
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 2, 1960
island Wide CD ‘Alert’ Set Tomorrow
Bail Memos Called For
In Dope Case Federal Judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario has asked that legal memos be submitted this week to Federal Court on a request for granting of release convicted Ponce
King”
Vicente
pending peal.
the
Puerto Rico’s 15-minute ‘‘Operation Alert 1960°’ will begin at 2 p.m. tomorrow ewhen sirens
across the island sound their ‘‘take
on bail to “Marijuana
Rivera
outcome
an
Agustin
court did to impose
sentences on persons convicted under the 1956 Federal Narco-
in
tics Control Law. Ortiz contended that because the penalty clause
Rico
not
valid
Terms In
Federal
trict
Attorney
Francisco
Street,
Dis-
A.
Gil,
izing the appeal as “frivolous.” Judge Ruiz then requested the
to
be
submitted
within
five
When Ortiz stated his intention appeal in the April 6 court
session,
Judge
Ruiz
the contention torneys, saying
on
five
charges
of violation of the narcotics law. He was arrested Jan. 16 in a large round-up of alleged dope ring
members
in Ponce.
Island Floods Abate coast
area
West,
Nuevo
ARTHUR
ISTANBUL,
GAVSHON
Turkey
(AP)
—
Army authorittes imposed a 24hour curfew on Istanbul yesterday, May Day, and warned that
The
government-controlled
dio, broadcast the warning a troop-guarded city in foreign ministers of the
Atlantic Treaty
Defense
officials
Communist
ra-
across which North
Organization
aggression.
‘Communist
the
Influences’
Foreign said
student
because
Minister
it is possible
Fathere
influences among
foes
law
they
judged.” In fact,
of
Premier
Ad-
to
Ankara
he
have
not
said
in
yet
answer
were
Avenue
2,000
by
sitdown
troops
from the Istanbul Unicampus to a detention
Republican
er president
Party
Ismet
of
form-
Inonu,
which
government,”
declared
Stop
6
Puerta de Tierra
conducting
a
campaign
of
said
there
couragement lawlessness.”
was
for
opposition
“mob
rule
Suppliers
of
Conelrad senhower
the
‘‘all
was
said
alert,
the
‘main
alert drill across the
which will continental
States for 30 minutes (EDT.) During the U.
exercise, Preisdent and OCDM Director
A. Hoegh will via radio.
speak
to the
On
Munoz
from
Rivera
Sears
fronting
Priced
Avenue,
Roebuck.
avenue,
1450
zoned
C-2,
Rio
square level,
Piedras,
meters.
one
block
ready-to-build
land.
attractively for quick sale.
NIDO
REALTORS
TEL. 2-5100
BANKING
CHARTEREO
17990
Our COLLECTION DEPARTMENT has moved! Monday,
of
the
May
CHASE
2
the
Collection
MANHATTAN
Bank building, Stop 23, Santurce.
COLLECTION New
Telephones:
3-8255 3-0160
DEPARTMENT New Mailing Address: P. O. Box 11037 Fdez. Juncos Station
at
617 Fernandez Juncos Ave. - Tel..-
se CHASE MANHATTAN BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
at S.
HiLeo
nation
30 meters
to
Department
ob-
COMMERCIAL LOT FOR QUICK SALE
and
“Effective
sirens
clear.’’
Santurcee, P.
NOTE: Up to May 15, 1960 our miscelremain
“have
never had it so good” as under the Democratic party’s rule.
LOS WORLD WIDE
P.R.
Food Service Equipment supplies will
Turks
en-
Manhattan
JOHN NAPOLI & ASSOCIATES, INC. and
the
asserted the opposition has
sabotage and subversion against proper working of the government. He charged that some Republicans, whom he did not identify, have been plotting to overthrow Menderes’ regime. He
United 2 p.m.
of
the
rad radio be tested
Zorlu
said.
He
end
Mercado
the vast majority of our are remaining calm and behind the legally con-
stituted
the
sound
will be relocated on the fifth floor of the Chase
3-2793 and 3-2794 Where we will render you our usual service
laneous
“But people solidly
has come out second to Menderes’ Democrats in three national elections since 1950.
Tel.
Consultants
yes-
At
will
BANK, formerly located in the San Juan Branch,
MOVED! Leon
$50,000
been
To our new and spacious premises de
arrange-
and
ents after warning them “really severe measures will have to be taken” if they continue to disturb the life of the country. It was not clear. whether this reference was to all student
.
Ponce
the
a question, the military governor of Istanbul has released stud-
end by director Juan H. Cintron, though they were told to be on the alert for any new flood
308
to
“But I cannot say for sure,” Zorlu told a news conference,”
of duty during the week-
WE
terday versity
been
those
danger.
removed
meeting today for a periodic review of Western defenses against
alert.
Civil
or
strikers
He
which caused rivers and streams to overflow their banks and put officials on a round-the-clock
relieved
suspects
are
in the island were compathan
an estimated
This
to Mercado,
the result of the cooperation of Ventura Lamas, president of the Puerto Rico Broadcasters Associa-
Photo by José Garcia.)
ple’s
and martial Istanbul.
lighter
(STAR
monstrations.
worth of damage caused waters last week.
much
night causing
origin.
arms will be used to put down any further anti-government de-
nan Menderes whose demonstrations have brought troops, tanks
ratively
Saturday
camp. The foreign minister centered his fire on the opposition peo-
tin Zorlu
by flood
Norte,
message.
according
p.m. civil
Warns Arms Will Put Down Riots
sidents yesterday were counting up many thousands of dollars
Rains registered over the weekend
Puerto
jective of our local exercise is to acquaint the people with the warning signals and with what they mean.” He added the local exercise has been planned in lieu of the Conel-
are Communist re-
Puerto
The blaze was of undetermined
Turkish
But Damage Rises PONCE—South
in
commercial
Army Imposes Curfew InIstanbul, By
of the US. atthat Congress’s
offender
stations
suspend
tion.
supported
provision for Commonwealth ratification of the law applied to the substantive portion of it only, not the penalty provisions. Rivera Valpais was sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment as a second
North
damage.
Jr. opposed release of the defendant under bond, character-
memos days.
Di-
traffic.
will
ment,
FURNITURE PLANT BURNS—Fire levels the Franqui Furniture Makers plant at 15
Friday,
of
radio
defense
“Frivolous” Court
to
Reveron
programming from 2 to 2:15 to permit broadcasting of a
here. It
charge
All
of the law was not ratified by the Commonwealth legislature it
was
according
Mercado
The three-minute “‘take cover’ signal will consist of a wailing tone or short blasts. At the end of that time, all persons will be required to be indoors. All traffic will be halted for the 15 minutes. Police and OCD auxiliary services personnel will be
ap-
The appeal raised eyebrows in legal circles April 6 when defense lawyer Gerardo Ortiz del
Rivero said that the not have jurisdiction
signal,
rector
of the Office of Civil Defense.
Valpais of
cover’
4
,
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 2, 1960
West German Naval Vessel Moored Here West
The
“Zerstorrer’ Juan
to
German
was
yesterday
give
her
for
crew
ship|is due to at San morning.
Naval
berthed a day
liberty
in order
here.
It
A
U.S. ship. She has been training at the U.S. Naval Base at Guan-
destroyer-type
“Zerstorrer”
was
tanamo Bay, Cuba, according _ | U.S. Naval authorities here
am.
this
vessel,
the
9
at
depart
originally
The
ajnandez
ship
is moored
Juncos
at the
to Fer-
Boy's Body Found ‘n Connection With In Hotel Pool Here
3d
Man
Arrested
By
$68,000 Robbery
Pier.
“of
Police announced a third man in
with
the
theft
of
the
arrest
yesterday
and
revive
off the
crime.
Two
Police portedly
held
swim
sa as one ties said.
identified
de
of the men, The money
An
other
resucitator
at
boy, know
who how
reto
poo!
with
his
Martinez,
18.
ithe
Efrain
was late
last
morning cause
scheduled night
to of
to
or
be
early
determine
the
death
Hotel officials declined comment on the accident yesterday, but ac-
la Ro-
authorihas not
cording Felix
to a La Baez,
Concha
24,
he
lifeguard,
was
on
the
beach warning people not to swim in ithe rough surf when he was called by after the
a
er of “El Cofre”’ and owner of La Gloria Laundry in San Juan.
beach
Baez’s
U.P.R. Alumni Set
Baez said a doctor. tried te revive young Resto with rescue
over
WIPR-TV
beginning
is
boy body
he told the is manager
May
to the pool was found.
normal
area The
station,
STAR. Diege of the pool.
equipment futile. His
Sorroche
but the effort proved brother was crying at
the side of the pool, he said. The body was taken to Presby-
The Alumni Association of the University of Puerto Rico is scheduled to present three programs
terian Hospital by: the Professional Ambulance and Oxygen Service of Hato Rey. The accident was investigated by Sgt. Francisco Vazquez and Patrolman Juste Rivera
19.
The series will be entitled, ‘‘Orientation to parents.” On May 19, the theme on the 8:30 p.m. half-hour program, will be ‘‘Love, the Foundation of Marriage,’ with Dr. Margot Arce de Vazquez and Mrs. Josefina Freiria de Cabrera participating. On May 24, the theme will be
Avoid last minute rushes
a_
the not
autopsy
this
Parents TV Series
with plenty of time.
was
exact
stolen from the Rio Piedras home of Pedro Silva Pabon, part own-
now
said did
performed
been recovered. The sum was said to have been
Buy
with
half-brother,
men, Gabriel (Willie) Maldonado Dipini, and Luis M. Cestau Nieves were arrested Thursday.
Witnesses
him
failed.
in default of $10,000 bail He was described as the third of a three-man _ trio who allegedly
pulled
boy feet
day afternoon. Juan Resto Clas, of 1519 Antonsanti St., Santurce, was pronounced dead afier attempis to
Alberto de la Rosa Torres, 33, of Building 31, Las Casas Housing development was charged
robbery
BONE
of water at the La Concha Hotel pool here at about 3:30 yester-
connection more than
$68,000 from a night club owner’s home Thursday
with
BOB
The body of a 14-year-old was found in seven to eight
of
the
“The
Loiza
St.
Siation.
Protection
of
the
Child
by
the State,” with lawyer Gladys Sosa; and on May 26, the central theme will be “Marriage and Divoree,”’ with lawyer participating.
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Dixon :
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WALTER
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WASHINGTON @ubernatorial
Bureau
—
Luis
candidate
Rico’s
Republican
an
million
$18
PRIEST
Washington
Ferré,
of .Puerto
Party,
price
tag
has
put
on
state-
Commonwealth
op-
hood for the island, and virtually dared
his
would be reduced to $18 million by reason of the fact that $33 million in additional income ‘would automatically
Rico sugar
the
grown
on
to
Puerto
refining
the
of
island.
all
Under
DEPARTMENT
the existing Sugar Act, practically all Puerto Rican sugar exported
ponents to refute it. Armed with an economic
derive
through
to
the
United
States
for
be
hood
Bootstrap a good publicity device, but he added it is of no use if an
cost
of statehood,
prepared
Budget
had
erred
in
its
findings
to the effect that the cost of statehood for Puerto Rico would $188 milliom. Ferré said that his survey would show that the tax impact of state-
would
million.
amount
He
added
to that
only this
$51 sum
offered by Puerto
industry
does
Rico’s
not
make
Operation
a
aa
profit. oe,
l/| 55
the
by Bruce Payne Associates, Ferré told a-press conference dinner attended -.by 18 Washington correspondents that the Bureau of the
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side consumption has to be refined in the mainland. Ferré said the additional cost of statehood would be more than offset by the fact that new industries would be attracted to the island by the stability which a place in the union would provide for Puerto Rico. Ferré termed the tax exemption
report
8
Price Tag On P.R. Statehood
-
As cman
Bel
Luis Ferre Puts $18 Million By
Lindsey
THE SAN JUAN STAR —, Monday, May 2, 1960.
4
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STORES
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:
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday; May 2; 1960
6
San Juan Ticker Talk
P. R. Business Highlights
Quartermaster Assn. To Hold Program On Purchasing Policy 'f
\ cussion on “How businessmen | with the Army.”
Edited
to do
by F. HARMON
business
About 300 local Purpose of the program, which are expected to attend a special | include cocktails and dinprogram to be sponsored by will acquaint local busithe San Juan Chapter of the ner, isto Quartermaster Assn. next Monnessmen about policies and proday at seven p.m. at the Fort cedures used by the. Army in Buchanan Officers’ Club. purchasing supplies and services. Col. of
Hugh
R.
logistics
mand,
will
of
Richardson, the
chief
Antilles
moderate
Requests for reservations to the program, which has a fee of $3 per person, should be sent
Com-
a panel
dis-
COMPLETE
TEN
BATCHING
TRUCKS,
RENTAL
MIXERS
PURCHASE
BLOCK
PLANT
AVAILABLE
AND
TO
ON
CONTACT
30 FRONT
the
like
period
FOR
MODERN
Z
aoe
BUSINESS
LIFTS.
dash
trunk-mounted,
battery
it Base,
Model
For 6 and
remote
12
volt
also
115
transitorized
For supply,
Weighs only
6N15
Mobile
with
operation,
VAC, power
$515.00
add
$35.00.
16 pounds.
to increase machinery
about
$70,000
16,500
Rural Home been awarded
ed
1. 2.
FOR
Box
Phones:
3-5255
CALL
OR
R. CRUMLEY
RADIO
electri-
four-year
families
are
expect-
The
legislature
$50,000
conCom-
has
for the
ap-
rural
program.
Station
systems,
WRITE:
CORPORATION
10073, Caparra Heights Station Son Juan, Puerto Rico (Office) 3- 0800, Car 75 (Mobile) 8-0407
(Night)
Save TIME and MONEY with AEROTRON
stock
Austin-Western,
in
fect
May
condition.
instead
(on
the
right In
on
through
terms
of
=
the
finances
of the
word.
research,
government
contracts,
service,
an
or
in
city
activity
the
which
country.
is
HOWaLL
regulated
And
by
every
though: regulation
of the
Industrial
Average
except
for
its previously
able
products, Therefore, instead
of one of Chemical,
of American
Inc.
For
a young
person,
who
is in a- position
The
New
York
Stock
buying
compared
a to
Exchange
stock one
is
curities exchange in the world and maintains tions for ,the listing of new companies. Among
than
be
18.4 Rio Piehighway.
or
2-0684.
ac-
the
very these
listed
listed
on
largest
se-
strict regularequirements
are 1) a demonstrated earning power of $1 million under competitive conditions, 2) net tangible assets than $8 million, 3) at least 400,000 (exclusive of concentrated or family
to
greater profits, the betthese fields offer much
greater opportunities than A. T. & T. Question: Is there any advantage in on the New York Stock Exchange as another exchange or over-the-counter?
the shares
drug companies like Dow Lambert Pharmaceutical,
cept more risk and consequently expect ter, aggressively managed companies in
Answer:
~~ consider
Telephone,
the progressive chemical or Monsanto Chemical, Warner
or Plough,
annually of more
common shares outstanding holdings), and 4) no fewer
1,500 shareholders.
Dan Howell will answer questions on the stock market in_ general or on paréicular securities either in this column which” appears every Monday or in a personal letter (on request). Address all
questions
to
Daniel
Therefore,
pany
at
D. Howell
the
time
of
for
c/o
listing
the N. Y. S. or other they
on
the
Big
The
San
on
the
listing
has to be in pretty good On the other hand, there
occasionally
delist
one
Juan N.
Y.
is
no
assurance
which
is
in
real
a
com-
which
could for one
in
by
just
primarily
itself
that
the
But the N. Y. S. E. companies and will
trouble.
picking
But a more specific answer to your merits of an investment should be prospects
E.,
or in the over-the-counter market, has once met the requirements
The main advantage in buying a stock on is ithe fact that one can follow all the buying
and
S.
Ev’ Ss requirements for listing but have chosen to remain either on
Board
tivity (sales and volume) carries full listings.
Star.
financial shape. are many stocks
company will always be a good investment. does maintain surveillance over its listed
Stock
per-
is
men-
rather
a
the and
Big Board selling ac-
newspaper
which
question would be that judged on its financial than
where
it
is
Where the merits of two companies appear to be equal, lieve I would steer closer to the one listed on the New
dras-Caguas
of
tioned manufacturing subsidiary, Western Electric. There will probably be a certain amount of conservative growth in Telephone over the coming years. However, one can expect more growth in companies in the chemical or drug field, where research is constantly being conducted in search of. new, profit-
position
seen at Km. Phone
It
to do? the
Rock
not necessarily bad, it does tend to hold down service price increases, which many, many times are necessary in the face of rising expenses. / American Telephone in reality is more like a utility company and would be included in the Dow Jones Utility Average
traded.-
I beYork
Exchange.
(Mr. Howell is associated with the San Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, & Smith, Inc.)
Juan
office
of
Merrill
P.R. Community Opens Bank In N.Y. NEW ce de Loan,
YORK,
(AP)—The
Leon Federal first financial
York
Pon.
Savings & institution
established
by the
Puerto Rican community, expects to open today at 906 Prospect Avenue in the Bronx.
The
Leon
PRING “Air-Conditioned” Cigarette
Acosta
Board
of
the
is headed Velarde,
ciety of New tion opens $500,000. It
technical
president
the cleanest taste pessible in smoking today!
de
of the
_ Medical
York. with was
help
Ponce
by Dr. Antonio
Spanish-American
©1960 7 LOMmARe CO
the coolest,
old
1958) 1930’s.
sense
county,
in New
. the lightest,
the
telephone
the
FOR SALE GRADER
be-
cost.
DEMONSTRATION,
‘ALBERT
new
has for
Tristani.
electricity.
electrification
less maintenance
CRUMLEY
get
home E.
new,
15,000
propriated
For any existing systems, or tween 130 & 180 mcs., FM. Far
to
rural Jorge
the
monwealth
Model 6N100 100 Watt Base
pay-
of the other, smaller exchanges Also, the fact a company
tract,
cost.
to
Wiring Corp. the. contract
kept
easily meet some reason
Under
al at extra
leased
Authority.
price. Installed with
mote control option- %
will raise company’s
plant,
finance.
President of the corporation, which was also awarded the first
for
Re-
The
the second rural electrification project of the Puerto Rico Water
is
tower,
foot
in to
“«“*¢
fication,
foot
per-
$35,000.
real
state,
a
from Pridco, by 150 persons a iotal of 250 persons.
contract
30
from
square
average
$875.00
214
of
electronic
of
investment equipment
expanded operations employment at the
Resources
or Portable
its and
the
in
1959.
about
for me one of
dividend
in
is as solid
and manufacturing. However, the majority of A. T. & T.’s earnings still ¢ome from the sale
*
to
split
& T.
be the thing Telephone is
American
$9 annual
the
T.
True, Telephone owns 99.8 per cent of the stock of Western Electric, which is very strong
Caribe Sports Co., a manufacturer of sporting goods, intends
under-
mounting.
control.
in
sons, and to increase its investment in machinery and equipment to $45,000 from $20,000. The company occupies premises of 16,500 square feet, leased from Pridco.
EFFICIENCY Installed
persons
my
and good, conservative management, it probably should be considered as strong as the Rock of Gibraltar. BUT— it is not a growth stock
Two San German concerns— Northridge Knitting Mills and Caribe Sports Co., Inc—are planning to expand their operations soon, according to an announcement from Fomento’s Dept. of Industrial Services.
114
its
of
A.
American
and
as the
depression
about $12.7
Mills,
invest
years
say
to buy
to
am the
before
general months
Knitting
money
young and increase in
They
tell me
some
Telegraph. This is my first investment; I am leoking for am investment which will grow and
to come.
all
D. HOWELL~
have
and
ing
manufacturer of sweaters, plans to increase its work force from
>= 7-9 2) do)
$475.00
of
friends
I will
Telephone
hallmarks
in March, an increase of $375,872 over the amount collected in March, 1959, according to an announcement from Treasury Secretary José R. Noguera.
Total income to the fund in the first nine
Shortly
and
Telephone?
DANIEL
Gibraltar. Would this Answer: American
Income to the Commonwealth general fund totaled $14,832.759
se
/ AEROTRON DISTRIBUTOR @ SERVICE
headquarters
Buchanan.
Northridge
AUTHORIZED @ SALES
mether
Income taxes provided $3,156,738 to the fund in March, against $2,586,308 in March, 1959.
6-5205
PHONE
Question:
ak ook ke
in
WITH
PARTY, CALL MORALES RAMIREZ. ALSO,
Fort
By
million over the amount collected
PLANT
TERMS.
at
association’s
of fiscal 1960 amounted to $144.4 million, up about
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY NEW
to the
American
The
So-
institu-
resources of set up with
from
the
First
Federal Savings & Loan Assn. of Puerio Rico. An objective
will be to promote home ownership by Spanish-speaking citie zens.
,
THE SAN JUAN-STAR — Monday, May 2, 1960
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8
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 2, 1960 2
Business & Professional Women Honor Mrs. Ana Mendez Mrs.
By NORY SEGARRA Ana Gonzalez
lendez,
nt
founder
and
| held
in
the
San
de | tinental Hotel.
presi-
| Finished
School
Juan
Intercon-
and my understanding husband. José Méndez Rivera, was very
College, Paratory
After
Marriage
proud when Commercial
Rico Elementary School. She took her Master Degree in Education
The charming lady who has of four educational in- | | done so much for the rehabilitaitions in Puerto Rico and {tion of hundreds of Puerto Rident of the Puerto Ri- | cans through the educational ins-
Chapter tion
of. the . National | titutions
that
she
over
presides
of Business and} and founded, didn’t have a high essional Women’s Associa- | sehool education when she marons was chosen the “Citizen of ried. Her ambitions to study took } Tear’ for her outstand:ng | her back to school after her three in the rehabilitation pro- children were born. She had to in Puerto Rico. She was gram enroll in night school because dua committee nominated ring the day she had to care for President of the United her children Dora, Grecia and Mrs. @ay the
Méndez
was honored
Sun-
at the third convention of Business and Professional
Women
Association’s
banquet
NOW
José. : “My mother was a great help to me. and
She used to come every night look after the children while
I attended classes.
The time flew
I got my degree in Education from the
University of Puerto Rico. Discovers Her Real Aim
“By
then
the
realized
that
my
real
pick-up
mother Her
now first
of seven step
project,
toward
this
she
was
helped
by Alfre-
their life savings in the school with
the last 17 years
OPEN 7 A.M. TO 7 P.M. EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING
at New York University, by studying for six years during the summer time. . Mrs. Méndez has a high opinion of Puerto Rican women. She thinks they have a great willingness to do things.
“But
we
of action
to
need
the
broader
fields
and better opportunities
serve
our
country
and
our
people,” she says. “We must try to raise our standard in all professions, business and in govern-
mental and public posts. the best
examples
We have
in-Dofa
Felisa
Rincon de Gautier, the Mayor of San Juan; Mrs. Petro América Pagan de Colon, Director of the Bureau of Employment of P. R., of how capable our. women can
be. This can be done without losing our feminity
besides
Rico Prethe Puerto
tablishing
an
and without
antagonistic
tition with our men, but working in hand with them.”
and
4
,CITIZEN OF THE Ana
Gonzalez
YEAR—Mrs.
Méndez,
president
of the Puerto Ricath Chapter of the Business end Professional Women,
at the
was
honored
group’s
third
yesterday
annual
con-
vention. Mrs. Méndez was chosen
for this honor for her outstanding work in the field ef education on the island.
MIAMI DRAPERY 1863 Loiza St. Santuree Tel. 3-2111 :
We have a large assortment of Table Clothes, Sheets & pillowcases
Towels
es-
compe-
MOTHER LOVES LINENS
, TOO!!!
has an
High School of Commerce, she started the Puerto Rico Junior
Bedspreads
ALSO Handbags,
Umbrellas
CASA
IN AT 9 A.M. — OUT AT 5 P.M. CHARGES
goal
do Muniz Souffront and Florencio Pagan Cruz. The three of
BAYAMON CENTER DOS PINOS SHOPPING CENTER QUISQUEYA AND HAITI, HATO REY DO
children.
was to found the Puerto Rico High School of Commerce. In this
Offering same-day service in dry cleaning and shirts
EXTRA
of of
people,” says the attractive grand-
In
' stores
WE
ambition
17 students and nowadays enrollment of 1,200.
Enaquixc
NO
were
was to bring the opportunities education to a larger number
them invested and knowledge
3!!
children
old enough and I decided to work as a teacher in a private school. I worked there for six months and
the Puerto School and
‘The
Biggest
and
Best
and
Lingerie
Grand
DAVILA
Assortment
of
Piece
154 Forteleze St.
Goods
in
Sen
Juan’
are FLOWER Ista Verde
SHOP
CALL 9.0034
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 2, 1960
"pan Landers Says. DEAR
ANN
LANDERS:
not
classify
people
the
type
work
You
did
when
you
according they
the spoke
correct’ to
to
do.
Mrs.
thing McGee.
It was Linda whe committed the} “big social error.” I hope your
like a lady.
ignorant
My girl friend (Vll call her Linda) comes from a wealthy
word gets around that she’s an insufferable snob and people step speaking to HER.
a
good-natur
ee
wo-
man who has worked for Linda’s mother ever since I ean remember. The other
day
Linda
and
I
were shopping in the dime store. I saw the cleaning lady and said “Hello smiled and
Mrs. McGee.” She returned the greet-
ing Linda told
me
pulled I had
me
aside
committed
anda
big
social error. She said “You don’t ‘speak to help when you meet them outside your home. They aren’t on the same level.” I
told
her
I
didn’t
know
this
was the way it was. I STILL don’t know for sure. My mother said she doesn’t know because we've never -had any maids. Can you tell me?— CAROL
DEAR
© eSSSSOHS OOH
read her cial note
wrapped
sinner but You have a
in
Indianapolis
week
among
us
and
hate great and
the sin.” following several
gift
205
of
we
have
been
unable to find that passage. Will you please give us the chapter and verse? We are not trying to trip you up, Ann. We just want to bone
on
our
RUTH
M.
up
&
DEAR
biblical
J. RUTH:
Hippo—
5th
among
my readers who
to to
me of
tell all
quote
ae
ee ee
auspices
of
the
Navy
hastened
straight. TO STUDENTS OF ASTROLOGY
NOW
ON
We
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— Hato Rey
~
eee THE French BOUTIQUE
distributors
FLORES
SALE
Saint bmowr
LAVIN Sole
DURING THE
—
on
Officers’
Wives Club here, of which Mrs. Nerman Van Dam is president.
knowledge—
is “Leve
from
Century
Ruabiastein, autherity
I had erred. Thanks you for setting se
wet noodle out of retirement. I'll take ten lashes for this one. The
it is not
Helena
beauty and the art of makeup,. will be the guest of honor at a morning coffee te be given Thursday, May 5, at 10:30 a.m. at the Reserve Officers’ Beach Club. The affair is under the
TEHERAN (AP)—Radio Teheran, a government-owned station, said last night that the toll of last week’s earthquake at Lar, in southern Iran, amounted to from 400 to 500 fatalities, 72) serious injuries, and some 3,000 injuries of a lesser degree.
There are a substantial number of sharp-eyed bible students
you
us at the RCA plant discuss your column every day at lunch. There are a few serious bible students
Everglade Hop.
Last
bible and to take speof the passage, ‘Love
the
of
and
as I stated. It St. Augustine,
Mme.
world-famous
&
will be happy with a beau-
MOTHER tifully
the
Bishop A. p,
advised the mother of a wayward daughter to, continue to
DEAR CAROL: A lady speaks te everyone she knows. She does te
ANN:
before
sin”,
Oe
big,
you
take
the
7
a
from
will
4
is
lesson
friend
yet hate
from the bible, was written by
SO eosoeewen
lady
young
ees
family. They have two maids and a cleaning lady. The claaning
ar
of
To Be Honor (Guest
3,500 Casualties
Speaks To Everyone She Knows Something is bothering me and I need-an opinion’ from an adult. ’m 15 and trying to form some definite ideas on how to conduct myself
Helena Rubinstein
Lar Quake’s Toll:
This special sale will be held only in our main
1018 Ashford ‘Avenue (next to La Rada Hotel).
shop
Parking
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 2, 1960
10 Our
Man
in San
Juan
Comic Canary To Migrate By Al Dinhofer A Jorie
dav
bird named *comicé al and sweet-chirping Ren will fly out of her Gilded Cage to-
She
system.”
squirmed
and
added:
‘‘Nobody
does.”
What
and migrate ‘The sexy and
to New York. sardonic comedienne is schedBon at engagement a four- week to begin uled Soir. the elegant 8th St. boite in New York's Greenwich Village, starting tomorrow night. Trouble is,’ Miss Remus said nervously run-
kind of entertainment
will the club have
while she’s away? “Something sort of guitar-ish,”’ she said. “You know... tropical and stringy.” Is she happy about leaving San Juan after a year’s absence from the = eal “Yes. I feel I need dimension. A different kind of audie nee, People who don’t become aleonehe
on
rum.
Jorie also seemed concerned with answering people who will ask, ‘“‘Where’s your tan?” ‘ “Til lie and say my hair was bleached by the sun,’ she perked up. “‘I was also worried about not having a thing to wear. Then I realized it’s spring in New York. So for the first time in my traveling life I'll be in season.”’ While in New York Jorie would also like to do some publicity for Puerto Rico in general, and the Gilded Cage, specifically. “It's hard to lead into a conversation about the island,’ she said. ‘You see, old acquaintances never ask me where I've been. They usually say, when are you leaving?” oe
Here & There... SIGNS OF THE TIMES DEPT.: Have you seen the small rear-bumper auto sticker which reads STAMP OUT AUTO STICKERS! mw
JORIE
REMUS
CALYPSO
ning her hand through her loose-strung hair, “I don't have a plane ticket vet.” She spoke fast, throwing things int’ a suitcase, then changing her mind and_ taking them out again “Everybody said, don't worry, I'll get you a plane reservation. Just phone so-and-so. Well I phoned all those so-and-so’s. They said they never heard of me or the person who iold me to phone them. “But a= girlfriend told me the simplest and surest thing to do is just vo to the airport an hour before flight time. . . and you can get all the seats you want. ‘I
feel sorry for Allen.’ she reflected with a face that was the epitome of sadness. ‘Jorie runs the Gilded Cage in San Juan with her husband, Allen Murray.) “I do all the filing and bookkeeping. And he doesn’t understand my
Park,
Rio
DEPT:
Piedras,
me
reports
E. Castera
he
has
had
of Hyde
one
of
his
ago. x
TALL
hk
(WOULD-BE)
money
had
TEXAN
come
TALE:
Talking
from,
the
salesman
ex-
plained: We were in Dallas during Halloween. We took the day off and went from door to door— playing trick or treat.”
LETTERS the “compact-car,” the ‘small|crowding gas-burner will be car’ and then “vespita” | with us a while yet. the An optimist, I still believe | arrive each time smaller, I hoped Can I hope that as yau are that efforts to promote courtesy | that the horseless carriage would against the killing you are also into the limbo on the road and stop the motor- | follow the horse against the other social and murder will have some success. | |}and stop its killing and nerveeconomic evils of our present Disillusion has not killed my|drain, but I guess we must ac- metropolitan “journey to work?” that the optimism completely. As I saw/cept arrogant, big, If you would be for something, as well as against something, couldn't you urge the noted Doctor who wanted to transport BE
FOR
SOMETHING
Sir:
“TODAY'S BEST FROM
EUROPE
a
few
tourists
back
and
forth
to the Virgin Islands with his “fly-boat,” to use such a thing
in
our
lovely
harbor,
to
handle
thousands of people that to go to and from Old San
want Juan?
If
could
workers
and
shoppers
be picked up from _ strategic points around the bay and dropped clean and rested in ten minutes at La Marina, having learned how to crawl (in traffic) they might even learn
to
walk
and
like
it.
George L. Reed Rio Piedras, P.R.
Muiioz To Speak
At Hospital Services
Ramponi
5-2
;
“T see the heute
8
ue no © yi edi ee 2.3
fastened your safety belt for you.”
duty.
Togetherness Is Shortlived For Air Force Father, Son TUCSON, my U.
a
Fields S. Air
surprise
Ariz.
(AP)
—Tom-
signed
when
is shipped
he
enlisted
in
father
had
been
in
for
the
last
seven
the
Monthan
now
sergeant,
has
27
been
The
at
staff
stationed
Guam, “We
Fields,
has
in
served
elder Fields, with
the
mess
hall
and
near
18 years
they
Tommy
has
received
to report to England.
in
Kansas and Montana. were in Hawaii when
Base
get
together at night. But hard luck is back at work.
California, Mississippi and Utah. His father, 51-year-old M. Sgt.
Marlon
Force
service, is supervisor of a dining hall. His son is an electronics expert. They have a chance to chat while Tommy stands in Jine
years,
and a
Air
Tucson.
the odds have been against the father-and-son plan for togetherness. Tommy,
to Guam.”
Finally, about a month ago, both were assigned to Davis-
service for several’ years and Tommy said, “I decided to make the Air Force a career, mainly, But
Fields ex-
plains “and right off the bat I'm sent to California and Dad
1953.
His
up,” the young
grew up around the Force and it wasn’t
I
is being processed stay in Tucson.
orders
His father for
a
long
Chessman Conviction Based On All 3 Needed Elements SACRAMENTO,
Calif.
also
(AP)—
Caryl Chessman, whose scheduled execution today is causing reverberations around the world, was
sentenced one
of
to
die
seven
in
1948
crimes
for
forced
such
an
act. third
The harm just happened sexual. Legally, it could
to be have
been
punishable
into
These acts supplied the element— bodily harm.
a
blow
on
the
head
or
a
in California.
twisted arm, for section 209 does
The crime, as defined in the state penal code is kidnaping for the purpose of robbery with bodily harm inflicted. ~ It carries an alternative penalty of life imprisonment without possibility of parole, at the discretion of a jury. This would
not refer directly to sexual assaults— merely to any bodily
be Chessman’s term if Gov. mund G. Brown commuted
sexual assault was the purpose. The State Supreme Court disa-
by death
death
Edhis
Must
Be
Present
All three elements mentioned in section 209 of the penal code must
be
present
to be
condemned
is, a person one for the
and
Chessman has contended, however, that the women were not
kidnaped for the purpose of robbery; that the robbery already had
been
commited,
and
that
greed.
sentence. All
harm.
for
someone
under
it. That
must kidnap somepurpose of robbery
somewhere
in
the
process
Section 209 has been changed since 1948, to redefine kidnaping and to allow the possibility of parole for men serving life
sentences without parole under the relief
was
death
sentences
hurt the victim. The purpose can be ransom as well as robbery. Chessman was convicted of
—namely
forcibly
David
taking two
women
from
possibility law. But
granted
those
under
of no
under
the
law
Chessman.
The change has resulted
came in 1951, and in the parole of
Knowles,
sentenced
in
1948 to life without possibility of parole as a Chessman accomplice.
execu-
purpose
away
tive assistant to the Secretary General of the United Nations will jalse: speak. The sservice will -dsbetheld: att the ‘kdspital site ‘begins ning at 1:30 p.m.
Then,
May
'->+
overseas
cars, in one case after announcing, “This is a stickup;” in another, after emptying the victim’s purse. This established the first two elements.—kidnaping for the
Gov. Luis Munoz Marin will be one of two principal speakers
ITALY
one has orders to report for immediate
(AP Photo)
because I could work with Dad.”
k
about Tall Texan Type Tales, publicist Nick van Haried tells the one about the encyclopedia salesman who returned home from a trip to the Lone Star state and began handing out $10 tips, lighting cigars with a dollar bills, ete. When his wideeyed wife asked for an explanation as to where
the
it —
oe
Narciso
original compositions accepted by Chief Musician Franz Grissom who plans to orchestrate it for the USN steel-drum band. The calypso tune, called “Fly to St. Thomas,’’ is one of a dozen songs written by Castera in his spare time. Castera, a great Virgin Islands booster, first visited there 32
years
TOGETHERNESS TO WAIT— S. Sgt. Tommy Fields, left, and his father, M. Sgt. Marlon Fields, right, waited seven years to be assigned to the same base and — you guessed
22 during
dedication
for the Hospital
new Castamer at Castamner.
Dr.
W.
Andrew
Cordier,
services General
of
man
forced
own,
car.
S rape,
eral
robbery.
the
court
the One
then:
said,
women he
forced
intercourse.
Chess-
into
his
attempted
to
to
The
In so
1951, the law was that a person has
his
victim
changed to carry
-before
be charged with kidnaping.
has to be some as courts have
he
can
There
movement. But, held. in.-several
perform’ gases, it need ;beonly. a, snatter +. he of a few feet.
other
x
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 2, 1960 _
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EDITORIAL
4
The Judicial Process whether
Caryl
Chessman will be alive or dead when it is read.
This
is written
without
knowing
Con-
victed of kidnap-sex-robbery sentenced to death. Today,
charges, Chessman was for the ninth time, he
waits outside the San Quentin prison gas chamber for death at the hands of civilized society.
There is nothing that judges and juries and law
enforcement agents can do when the law demands the death penalty but to impose that penalty and carry it out. What can be done, however, is to avoid inhuman
treatment
of the convicted
in the process
of imple-
menting the law. The treatment of Caryl Chessman has been cruel. Once more, this man will not know
until two hours before the time will die or live a little longer. The
State
Supreme
Court
to die whether
will
give
its
he
decision
on Chessman’s last petition for stay of execution two hours before his scheduled time to sit in the gas chamber chair.. That decision should have been issued yesterday, not two hours before the sentence is to be carried out.
We are not barbarians. If our laws permit this torture of a fellow man, be he a convicted criminal or
APARTHEID
not, we must change our laws. If Chessman does not die today, he should have his sentence commuted to life imprisonment to end this inquisition under the guise of “due process.”
The
Little
Hundreds
Only
In
America
When
Leagues
of boys
have
started
to play
baseball
Time
this week under careful adult supervision and training in many Little Leagues throughout Puerto Rico. These
' boys are lucky.
They
It's Tantamount In Dixie
get uniforms, gloves, baseballs
By
and bats and a chance to play on well-kept diamonds. But most important of all, they learn to win and lose
gracefully, to be fair and tolerant, to be good sports.
lery
USN,
commandant
of the
10th Naval District Adm. Gallery, a real
day cop
will become
as famous
as Orlando
Cepeda,
the pride of San Francisco, Roberto Clemente who hit a grand-slam homer for Pittsburgh yesterday, Jim Rivera, Rubén Gémez_and othed Puerto Rican major ‘ leaguers
who
show
our
fellow
citizens
on
the
main-
' land one of the many good sides of this bustling community
that is Puerto
and greetings cards and instead work their pre-
too. One of these mount.” It is like
cinets for a flock of candidates, and the ladies are telephoning each other around the clock;
language
pitfalls is the word ‘“‘tantathe pitfall ‘‘maculate’’ which
approach
“How
much
it and use only its negative ‘‘immaculate.” People only use ‘“‘tantamount’” in one sense
year?
“What will Schmendrick run for this year?
now. And they apply it to only one region— the South. They say, “The Democratic primary is tantamount to election.” I don’t know why no
Gas station attendants, too, are kept on go. They are not filling the cars with gas,
one
contain candidates swinging around the state stopping at every gas sign, telephone booth, and
people
ever
There
It is doubtful if any Little Leaguer will ever grow into a juvenile delinquent. But it is highly probable that some
They put down their vanilla extract, bath powder
English
stumble
says
the
over
when
Democratic
is
something
about
the police should
and,
if a man
is deprived
of his
car,
logical
to
us
but
we
wonder
happen to a good part of the economy.
what
he
will
Where would
the police encarcerate all those cars? What would hap-
tions, business in general, with most of the cars in Puerto Rieo locked up'in the pokey?) ~ f<s41 sl BER Pal ad
“RR
EF
oop ees
ed
fused
at
whether
the
Clerks
cars
they
and
waiters
tantamount they
will
be
approach
time. called
are
service
always
They upon
to
ths but
don’t for
con-
know
service
or
out
all
the
hidden
with these
instructions:
‘Dear
Golden,
get
mo
QUESTIONS FERRE would ‘save money provided there to last December he was continuSir: is a good government.” ally and everywhere uttering that Luis A. Ferré, the candidate of} But the amusing Governor's with statehood the benefits for the Statehood Party, for the Gov-| candidate, seems to have forgot- Puerto Rico would be $20,588,000. ernor’s post is offering confusion} ten his contempt before the SubDifferent figures and appreciae on his appreciation in relation to {| committee on Interior and Insular tions widely conflicting. statehood convenience for Puerto} Affair of the House of RepresentaIt is not my personal opinion. Rico. tives of the U. S. Congress while It is what he —Ferré—, serves He has said just now ¢€‘San| at hearings here in Puerto Rico to the people as propaganda-dishes Juan Star’, Monday, April 25,| last December. On that occasion, once and over, by his own hands, 1960) “It is not true that it would} Ferré stated before the Subcom- hands.
pen to the gasoline business, the movies, social func2935)
roadstand.
for him.”
LETTERS
will drive more carefully when it is given its freedom from jail. Sounds
Democratic
half
this
about 20,000 of these circulars. I want 106,000 with the union label and 10,000 without the union label.”
brings
“ar-
rest the cars,” not the drivers, and hold them in “prison” for periods determined by a judge. His theory is that the automobile is a most prized possession
a
instead
paying
facets in people. A big headache for sales managers in the South. His door-to-door saleswomen quit on him during Democratic Primary time.
We have received a novel suggestion from a reader He says
assures
I'd like to work
so-and-so
to shake hands and try to remember a ratler dusty fellow’s name. Democratic primary time always sends me te my own archives to read a true collectors item. The letter was from a politician, one of the many for whom I have done a bit of work now and again during primary campaigns. I had sent the politician copy for a proposed series of campaign broadsides. He returned it
whois concerned, as most of us are, about the autofatality rate.
primary
is candidate
primary that makes the writers for the fancy newspapers and news magazines very unimaginative. Count how many times the word “tantamount” appears in political stories about the South. You’d think Mr. Tantamount were up for election, it appears so much. 7 If everyone didn’t use the word with such frequency, probably primary times. wouldn't be you know what to election.
Tantamount-time
Rico.
_A Suggestion mobile
they
election or that the Democratic primary is virtual election— or anything else besides that ugly word tantamount.
| nually to the world championship series on the mainland and, it is Admiral Dan’s hope, will one the world’s Little League championship.
is a fertile valley with
most
- and the Caribbean Frontier. fan himself who has evidenced a slight prejudice in the direction of the Chicago White Sox, likes kids. He has provided excellent playing fields, has person' ally solicited businessmen to sponsor teams and leagues, and has supervised the organization of Little Leagues from top to bottom. Puerto Rico sends a team an-
Golden
smooth, rolling slopes, but it has hidden pitfalls,
The
Little League baseball owes its important growth here to one man. He is Rear Admiral Daniel V. Gal-
Harry
-cost Puerto- Ricans more.to.belong} mitte that statehood would cost pte the Union): but.en the conteargiPuacto Rico $45,400,000; and prior t
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Spar
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THE
12
SAN
JUAN
STAR
Page
“Saturday
1)
or
morning
ho-| conversation
on
we
an
had
official
with
the
peration nam
Administration
three
his
new
found in
International
weeks
ago
position. by
the
a
Banco
Building.
17
up
was
his
Crédito
Stop
take
body
in
office
y
Ahorro
Ponce
ing
Suri- |
in
to
His
janitor
Coo-
de
Leon
na
forward
Elizabeth,
and
by
the
rived
footiocker from
personal
Surinam
belongings.
the
withdrawing foot een
med
the
arm
whicn
was ordered and chief pathologist
is in the hands of froseattorney Obdulio Bauza. Autopsy Withheld autopsy report was with-
expected
to
be
concluded
I
Lang
did
not
would show any
being
a
person
about
to
commit
told
the
STAR.
suicide.”
Shaw
“He
been
had
getting
znd
eure
the
job
expressed
at
getting
working with
his
that no powderburns
were
found
slam- jnear the wound in the back of | Lang's head, detectives said, resay that |fusing to go into further detail. Lang’s body was taken to Ehsigns of
had
shut
“Personally
from
hard
the
ret's
Funeral
| and
was
to
on| today
for
mains
are
agency,
extreme
plea-
it.
Antonio Roman Varela, mer supervisor of public
who
that they deserve self-determination,”
died at his home He was 71 years
said.
end the janitor returned after } until later this week. One reason police are still inealling police and an ambulance, Lang had turned cver on his | Sestigating the death is the fact
back.
have shown the right of
gle
River,
family
be
Home
yesterday
shipped
to
cremation. to
Wis.
be
The
re-
to
Ea-
in
the
shipped
for
Miami
burial
plot.
position
cation
to
parliamentary
of the
security
revised
by
a
yellow
was
hands
puppet
ears, monstrous
and
depicted
is to visit represented
leering
big, pointed
bare
in an
feet.
Kishi
equally
ugly
way.
said, He
‘‘we will give up the idea.”’ added that ‘‘unti] such time
as a full survey is tivities having to
made, all do with
Blood
Bank
will
ped.’’
Santaella
only
would
League said
conditions
accept
acthe
be
drop-
these
were
under
which
chairmanship
of
he
the
meeting
mittee
was
at
which
formed
was
the
com-
held
Fri-
NEW BY CHEVROLET
2-8160
door
the
wondrous
Corvair
Coupe
time
the
leave
funeral
for
the
procession
Capital
will
Cemetery.
A
Boyer,
45,
a
sales for Don his home in
super-
Q Rum, Caparra
Staturday.
native
survived
and
A.
by
of
Guayama,
his
he
is
widow,
Carmen,
two children, Doris
and Vic-
tor. The funeral will leave Ehret funeral home at 9 a.m. today for
the
Mother
Cabrini
on
Church
in
were
his
January,
1948,
SyIma
Cordoves
de
two
offenses,
among
used give
an automobile the impression
car. George man’s when
would
T. Davis, one
not
act until
was
financial
situation
in
New
York.
of the
ball’s
is not
available
today.
the today
The
Imperial
accounted for. are still being
until
9
a.m.
quintessence of cruel usual punishment.”
Downing
tive
the
and
held at the
CARIBE MOTORS CORPORATION 1x incisor. lo Yioden Tehéfone 6-1300
and
unCourt hours
effecappears
“Night In San Juan”
ball to bene-
fit New York Foundling Hospital. She is expected to return to San Juan about May 18, and has re-
portedly
made
herself
personally
responsible for any losses mined by the final audit.
Corvair Sedan. t’s America’s only completely new compact car with an airplane-type aluminum engine in the rear and independent suspension on all four wheels.
at:
the
any
appeal
to
is
organized
@ 2 DOOR COUPE
two-
court
Supreme than two
execution,
further
The
for 9 a.m. to 8 am,
blocked.
Ball was
by Mrs.
auditing
of Chess-
attorney, bitterly protested told the Supreme Court
wait
or made money remains to be seen. It was resolved at the meet-
of
spotlight to of a police
(California time). “T feel that for
Caribe Hilton April 22. The aim was to attract some 550 persons but only between 75 and 100 paid the $50 a plate tab. Mrs. Downing left for New York City Friday to attend the
Lowry
series
and whether
sel; Thomas Smith, auditor and financial advisor, and Santaella.
Final
a
crimes by a red light bandit who
court first set the hour and then advanced it
Hazzard; Jose Novas, legal counDr.
kidnapping
and sexual abuse of two Los Angeles women. He was given a death sentence for each of the
Caparra Terrace, and then to Puerto Rico National Cemetery.
or not the ball lost
to
case.
before
Mrs.
assigned
Protests Cruel Punishment Chessman, 38, was convicted of the
Manuel A. Boyer of at
guards
with him through the night. Chessman could tune in a radio for any news developments
ticket mix-up are Also, contributions received.
It lcoks like a sports car ... but it’ s a truly compact, economical American car that retains the big car ride and the six-passenger comfort that you prefer. The Corvair Coupe brings you all the advantages that already distinguish the
See
Friends will be received at the Ehret Funeral Home in Hato Rey until 1:30 p.m. today, at which
Two
be
With no State action until less
Borgos:
Telephone
Pe-
children.
just outside
his last dinner, served about 5:30 p.m. (9:30 PR time).
said an audit is impossible until funds still outstanding through a
repair shop will be located &
in
waiting room
the green-painted gas chamber. He ordered nothing special for
Richard Lowry, a member of the Imperial Ball committee. Present were Mrs. Mary B. Downing, ex-
that from May 2, 1960, my watch and clock
WILLIAM A. GRUEN Certiticote Master Wotch Cleck Moker
smal]
ing to certify and publish the full audit when available. Officials
ecutive director of the Ball, Dr. Ed Kerstein; Mrs. Jasquelina
2413 Lourel St. Punte Les Merias
his wife,
three
1)
cell at 3:30 p.m. yesterday (7:30 p.m. Puerto Rico time) for the
he lived in his death at retired from
by
and
Page
spared his life
condemned, Chessman sixth floor death row
home of Dr.
day in the Condado
at
for the left his
a forroads,
Department
is survived
Gomez
Heights
(Continued From Page 1) League is superfluous,’”’ Santaella
The
| wish to inform all my customers and friends
Works
Manuel
committee.
ANNOUNCEMENT
1958. He
visor died.
IMPERIAL BALL
the
the Public
From
with only 10 hours to go. Under San Quentin’s routine
here yesterday. old.
Born in Isabela, Puerto Nuevo until 1357 Denver St. He
pita
treaty.
crotesque,
with
ratifi-
U.S.-Japan
Eisenhower, who Japan in June, was
(Continued
order at midnight
Antonio Roman Varela
Tokyo hanging of Eisenand Kishi in effigy was by one union at a rally dominant theme was op-
Shaw | not
When
stand and live men
Deaths
E000
to the city and a call on the Western allies to remain until Germany is reunited.
The hower staged whose
by authorities pending the nad just ar- || held investigation which is with Lang's |continued
that
1)
threats
Brandt
| gation called authorities. Shaw said Lang was still alive cutting when they reached the room, The lying face down with one arm} ina
Page
Soviet
a daugh-
and | Dr. Enrique Koppish. The investi-
janitor
of
WORLD AWAITS
Or MMWSSS,
ter. Mrs. Robert L. Myers. of Walnut Hills Ill., who flew here yesterday to be at her mother’s
An autopsy Alexander Shaw. regional coun- | performed by se] for the federal agency, Was
summoned
From
defiance
“Here
| side
Ave
with
to the trip.”
Lang. who lived on MagdaleSt.. Condado, is survived by
his wife
(Continued
a
trip
Was suicide, !to the Virgin Islands Lang planmicide Lang. 48. a native of Chicago | ned for Tuesday. He had already bought the ticket, and was lookJil.. came here from an executive
job
2, 1960
a
From
accidental
Monday, May
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 2, 1960
Today
DN WW y
Bridge
Arm
By William Seamon vulnerable
vo cash his had to throw
2
21th South East deals
followed
ANNAN,
rest the
suit. Declarer now
and one spade
was club
high
easy. from
spade,
Z
high spade. West a diamond as East
xnew
that West had one diamond one club left and East had
diamond
Aww SO
YY
|257 Navy Men
left. The
declarer
played
diamond and went up with king. Yes, the queen fell.
a the
V. |. Economy Study ls Aim Of SBA Grant The East {1S Pass Pas3 Pass Pass
lead:
Please
spade
West
Deuce
of
project are to study of the
East’s
hid
of
Virgin Islands, comprehensive
one
did a great deal of damhere.
pierely
North barged
and
South
a
grand
into
over West’s raise to two spades, South took the bull by the horns
drove
to
the
grand
slam.
It should be mentioned that South thought a long time before bidding the slam in no
trump. He though that a grand slam in hearts might be easier but finally decided to try it no trump and avoid the risk
some
bad
of
small to the
as West
make a economy
detailed of the
to formulate a economic deve-
Harry
Goeggel,
the
Department
commissioner
of
Tourism
Princess
and
Antony
strong-Jones
will
pan$
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of
20
have
=
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the
com-
officers
of Commons
23
in another row over
the cost of the princess’ wedding arrangements. Laborite Emerys Hughes — who represents a Scottisk district — questioned the civil Lord
of
the
Admiralty
neymoon
boat,
about the
the
royal
L
ho-
yacht
Britannia. The
said
civil
the
nia’s
lord,
payroll
C.
I. Orr-Ewing,
for
257-contigent
pounds The
the
Britan-
totals
AM
4,000
a week. princess
and
her
husband
HORIZONTAL 1. self 4. Tibetan
will sail to the West Indies They are expected to be away about six weeks—$67,200 worth of naval period.
pay
for
the
12. South
‘Decision Endorsed’ “That’s a rather large to
be
spent
on
one
was
endorsed
sum
honeymoon
by
the
me
by Bob Barnes
29. borwilasr
East
a spade.
cashed threw
my
by his
The
last heart was
declarer remaining
a spade and Declarer now
and
West
spade,
dum-
unit of
queen
and
the
ace
won
with with
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East a club. played his king
of clubs and followed jack. West covered
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41. electricat
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fish
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38, ethics
and discarding a diamond. Declarer now cashed the fifth heart
un. S pate Sine
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threw a third spade discarded a club ard
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dissolve
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marks
The ace of hearts was played and West discarded a club as did
and West as dummy
57.a plea 59. sand hift 60. membership agsessments 61. to stain VERTICAL 1. printer’s measures er to
28. equal; comb. form
spade. Declarer returned ace of spades in his hand.
dummy. The jack of hearts West throwing a second
55, pagan go"
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cage American ’ ~/ 50, debates monkey 24. on the 53. symbol for
couple,” said the. laborite. The civil lord replied: “The decision to build Britannia was taken by Mr. Attlee’s Government in 1951 and this decision
a
44, attempted 46, ashes
priest 8. couches
honeymoon
win Creque, deputy commissioner for Trade, has been appointeconomist.
43s
and
lowing Conservative Goverment.” Clement Attlee, now Lord Aitlee, was Britain’s last Labor Pri-
territorial
2
237 sailors on their honeymoon. This was revealed at the House
grant
and Trade of the Virgin Islands, is director of the project. Dar-
break.
cashed
governa
ness enterprises most needed for a balanced economic development program.
West led the deuce of hearts hopmg that hearts was the suit that North and South had solid. West was right in his deduction but that did not save him frem paying off to the slam. The king of hearts was won in dummy and the queen of hearts
was
Islands awarded
lopment program, and to determine suitable types of small busi-
slam. When North cue bid spades
and
been
John D. Merwin. The objectives of the research
hearts
that
psychi¢
has
by the Small Business Administration, Washington, D. C., to carry out a multi-purpose research and planning project, it has been announced by Gov.
2s Pass Pass “ss
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bidding:
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After discarding dummy on the
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To Take Royal Z Honeymoon LATA LONDON
and one
CROSSWORD
UNDERNEATH THE SOUND OF
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discarded a diamond hoping that South would go wrong. A spade
discard would have established declarer’s small spade anyway. South now returned to his hand with the ace of diamonds in ordez
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the Stevenson for a private conference at held Gracie Mansion last Thursday. Anne Bancroft, who lived in a coldwater flat before she starred
fee because
in
Gilbert
among
Miller,
a
top
producers,
is
he was
supply a Social He, of course,
Glenville,
socialite
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requested
to
Security number. has none...Peter
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Whitney
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another
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name
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at
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HOLLYWOOD
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jority of Hollywood’s stars don’t intend to
ma-
in
which
Lee
lia told me:
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I see
there.
quite
relieved—
He’s
wide movie screen for inch one of television.
the
21-
dia...except
that
in
pects
there
making
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want
and
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No Incentive
Gregory
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and
Richard
Widmark feel there’s no incentive to go into television. Says Peck: “Making movies brings me all
the
income
on TV
as a
I need.
As
to taking
‘challenge,
what
with
what
pictures I dont TV series.”
609
F.
get
Tel.
want
movie
to
do
a
of
to
actors
and
themselves
available.” the
stars,
commit
a
new
while
themse?ves
script
I
it is for motion Broadway actor’s
10
because
role
3-5338
and
the
do
not
re-
as
ask
pictures,
to
TV
I believe
be
in all mediums. the challenge,
Ave
Stop
en-
being in savor of TV, are wary enough to keep one foot in the door. Kirk Douglas says: “When 1
Daily Junecos
It
make
readily
fusing
Conditioned
Santurce,
for to
Many
Cantonese Cuisine
Open
need.
I
find anything in television “interesting enough to consider seriously.” She feels that, “it is
too
Restaurant
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what
Elizabeth Taylor says she can't
actresses
Chinese
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I
with
ables me to work as I wish and as long as I can make motion
a mistake
CATHAY
me
very
if
or the
similar
I judge it on the excitement
possibilities.
BAR
effect,
so
take
ne per. get-
disturbed
or
ARIES
(March 21 to April
19)
TAURUS
(April 20 te May 20)
Take particular care or with one who
you
in the
wrong
on the would
road lead
direction,
un-
til 3 P. M. Have your wits about you. P. M. do not rub one of own clan the wrong way. Have
a quiet
and
pleasant
evening.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) An excellent day to set up a better bookkeeping system and make
the
necessary
repairs
to
proper-
ty. Exercise caution with finances and also in whatever you say to others, too, or there can be some
rather unpleasant ing results. MOON
and
disturb-
CHILDREN
(June
22
overly
that
very
expensive
B_
alert
to
any
new
M
spend time figuring out where
and how to economize and how to increase present holdings wisely.
LEO
(July
22
anxiety
if
to
Aug.
could
you
21)
depress
permit.
VIRGO
Simple
in
all
that
(Aug.
22
to
are
Sept.
22)
ax better be able
situation.
elear of that acquaintance or
your
duties
are
in
connection
with associates and carry through with them religiously, ethically. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Regin week properly by clearing up important duties awaiting
your
attention.
Come
to better understanding with fel-_ low
workers.
that
new
P. M.
idea
sociate. Do decisions.
consider
proposed
not
make
well
by
any
assnap
PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) day to be particularly careful
is
then
ideal
with mechaThe evening
for
studying
real
estate and other holdings so that you know best know to improve
and
increase IF
same.
YOUR BORN
CHILD TODAY
IS
The intelligent child born today will best be suited for work connected
with
the
betterment
of conditions for the masses or the protection thereof. Be sure -to
in
foster
your
early
fine
vernment
sults.
too
P. M. steer
overly-dynamic you lose out,
become unhappy. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Important you realize what
Higher-ups
either
do
temper
day, since you may not to give a true picture
of present
so
be
¢a. E-
SAGGITARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) It is best not to confer with that famous advisor until
Ion’t permit that rather unscrupulous friend to fleece you out of what is yours Use tact -LIBRA. (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)
may
-
w ‘ an
you
and take care not to lose with higher-ups.
you
pleasures
wort
This about
depressing worries, and you work most constructively.
A
Forget
affair
and
while outlets today. enable you to forget
while driving and nics of any sort.
difficult are. P.
social
—it is not worth it. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)
are possibly circumstances
in more than you
meticulous.
Remain calm, knowing and all will be well. P. M. do not attend
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P. M. fine for having fun, but be sure you keep your purse
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Be certain you act diplomatically toward close ties until 3 P.M. Use tact in endeavoring to attain what you desire. Evening is then fine for social affairs or fun as you prefer. Keep purse zippered, however, Be economical.
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radetconal
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in
emotionally
today,
Puerto
Carroll
you can lose out in many directions. Then tonight get a good night’s rest and avoid any excitement or you can lose perspective and make mistakes.
Some stars, among them Doris Day and Rock Hudson, say they’ve been so busy with movie-
haven't
are
ting
is less time to do a job and a greater degree of censorship.” And Widmark: . “Acting in motion pictures
they
By
chances and especially don’t mit yourself the luxury of
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be
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career
sure
you
lines
spiritual
would
give
opportunity
these
rare
youngster. to
and
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goideal,..
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do
studies
trait
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child along
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finest
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Tracey plays a thinly disguised Truman...iIn Warsaw recently Ceylon’s Ambassador to Mongo-
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 2, 1960
By Charck New
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|
Ken
Benjamin,
manager
7:30 p.m. They will award prize, to outstanding students and late:
of
the Berwind Country Club- has a monthly treat in store for his members if successfully.
his plans turn out Ken -has_ started
“The Berwind Gourmet ty,” with the first event taken night,
ed
Sociehaving
the
inaugural
dinner menu, would
‘GOOD
Three pretty Puerto
Rican
girls, winners
of -a
“most
typ
dez,
WILL’
GIRLS—
Rican
teen-agers” contest, meet top officials of Fomento in the New York of-
ica
Neil MacMillan,
Director of Advertising
and Rum
Sandra Redriguez, Margarita Cosimi and Leslie course, made with Puerto Rican rum.
Anne
‘Good Will’ Cirls Prefer . ||. _
By VIVIAN BROWN NEW. YORK
fcan boys
(AP)—
enjoy
Latin Amer-
are the “most,”
dates
agree
three Puerto Rican girls who have
bored
with
our own American boys. The girls, all winners of a ‘“‘typical teen-age
know
why?
contest,’’ are will tour of
morning,
reason
All
have
to compare
on 26
a six-weeks good American cities.
been
here
“Qur boys are very courteous
women.
You
them
before.
brought up to be and polite to
feel:
more
secure
. with ihem,” explains beautiful Margarita Cosimi, 19, sophomore at the University of Puerto Rico. Learn
Early
“They learn at an early age to freat a i12or-13-year-old girl as @ woman, with dignity and respect,” says Sandra Rodriguez, 18, a classmate of Margarita’ Ss. Leslie Ann Mercado, 17, who siiends -the Academia San José, Villa Caparra, thinks they ‘even
enjoy the ~ oned.**
idea
of
Chaperones!
Hear
“they like it. ,
being ye,
chaper: girls,
and
They
go
to
on
pic-
the
routine.
Because
Do
the
a
thought
you
average
that
would
horrify most American parents. Says Sandra: : “When your parents get to know a boy well, they may let you date him on a double date. Sometimes my sister and I doubledate, and my mother doesn’t mind There
that she are other
party,
however.”
is not with us. chaperones at the
Sandra explains erone set-up isn’t
cause
“‘young
that the chaa= strain be-
people
have
their
own table, away from their parents’ table.” Is it bothersome to fhe boys? Must Behave “The boys know they musi be-
have
in
cannot
the
proper
date
the
don’t
way
or
daughters
expect
a
Puerto Rican bobby-sox idol,’ Arturo Correa and Brunswick star. bowler, Whitey Harris, who is
currently
wines coffee,
Boys
them- in the boy
cano,
circumstances,”
of 18 are
country has ba ckground,
an Amer-
worlds its so
apart.
own the
culgirls
and boys of Puerto Rico mature earlier.” Lovely, blonde Leslie will meet more American boys this year, although she doesn’t believe in the steady date. She plans to attend the College of Saint Francis at Joliet, where she will major in physical. education. She is ea sportswoman, rides the famous paso fino horses. Puerto
Rican
work
after
They
learn
school,
women
marriage cooking
baby
and
care
vate
the
J.
do
as
not
a rule. sewing
‘‘with
younger ones at home.”’ All the girls Jove to dance.
in
the The
son
of
Mr.
Mrs.
rifle marksmanship
office
one-month Land.
Air
left
Sunday
vacation
the
night
Eula-
train-
in the
for
a
Holy
dance of the moment is the plena. “It'll be all the rage in America soon,” Sandra predicts. ‘‘The plena has-a beat and style of its
ably
says,
and
Sandra
cere. Jocal like
the
headed
by
: of the As-
sociation who will make the good will tour are Lawrence Moore,
Bill Stowell, and Gabriel Pe fhagaricano. They will be the first to take
the
French
carrier’s
around-the-world route. Marine 2nd Lt. David ter,
son
of
Mr.
and
new
V.
Mrs.
ShuJohn
P. Shuter, of Santurce, is undergoing pre-flight training at the Naval
Air
Station,
Pensacola,
Fla. After his training period, David will go Saufley Field, Fia., for primary training. Seven members of the international sorority Beta Sigma Phi and their friends were gueSts of Mrs. Caroline Little last Thursday ai her home in the Condado to organize a P. R. chapter. Clyde Willis,
of
set to music. It has gone through many changes to bring it from its most primitive beat to the sophis-
guest speaker, to Miss Willis,
ticated
the
style.””
open-
for
three members
explains that it is a “‘native dance
ballroom
Sunday
opening
France,
The
a party at the Fort Brooke NCO Club this Thursday, May 5, at
Leslie
at
for the Puerto Rico Skydiving Association, which leaves May
D.
The Student Council of Central High School, Santurce, will hold
own,”
joke
15. and
exhibi-
‘Pierre LaCombe, has organized the “Around the World” trip
ing at Camp Lejeune, N. C... Mary Jean Diaz of Delta Airline’s airport
bowling
newly opened Paradise Center, sharing a pri-
a first theatre.
lie Marcano, of Santurce, now serving with the 2nd Marine Div., has completed the Marine Corp’s annual
League. .
ing. Arturo was master of monies and the parade -of celebrities present, looked
observing
and
Baseball
giving
tions at Bowling
Marine Private Michael A. Mar-
says Sandra. “A Latin girl of 18 and Each tural
the Bob Avedens Stewarts.
Hendricks,
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Alfredo Torruellas, the Hans Christiansens, the R. G. Schafers,
of
Frederiksted
Elrod
Kansas
gert,
City,
of Ramey
Mo.,
and Mrs.
AFB,
group.
was
addressed :
_ EVEN IF YOU'VE NEVER DANCED BEFORE
eee
again.
dates
They could have ideas, but they, would not be serious about pres-
They cars.
“Blue Boy’ Cailed Top L. A. Play “A Blue Boy For That Shadow,” the play by Puerto wright René Marques
-€d the Puerto
Rican
tival last week,
Rican which
playopen-
Theater
Fes-
has been
described
_.as ‘“‘one of the best plays in Latin America,” in a ‘recent issue of _ Bispania, a literary magazine. Author
of the
comment
is Frank
Dauster of the College of Arts and Sciences of Rutgers University,
and
a
specialist
in
American literature. Dauster, in a review
‘Latin
of a-book
eontaining three of Marques’
plays,
>Los’ Soles. Truncos,” ‘Un Nifio Azul Para. Esa- Sombra’? and..‘‘La
‘Muerte terms
-
a
works
concern
of meaning are fully apparent.’ ° “The best of the three plays,” Dauster wrote, “is Un Nifio Azul
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‘Yxs, it can happen to you! You can actually go dancing
after your very first lesson at Arthur Murray’s—even if you're a beginner.
All you have to do is put yourself in the hands of an Arthur Murray expert and you'll be a truly. wonderful ~ dan incer almost no time at all. There's only one basic
step to learn and you can master it in as little ai $ minutes, This gives you the key to the exciting new Cha-Cha a$wellas the Mambo, Foxtrot, Waltz—all the latest dances.
3 -Parties are part of the lessons at Arthur Murray's, so a¢an count on meeting lots of new people—makin osts of new friends. So don’t wait another minute o open the door to fun and good times. Come to Arthur Murray’s now. Studios open daily 10 AM to 10 PM.
ARTHUR
MURRAY School of Dancing
.
IN SANTURCE
Sp
WE AR
AT ARTHUR MURRAY'S
Para Esta Sombra (A Blue Boy), a drama of a child caught im the struggle betwen dream and reality. Probably Marques’ best play, it is one of the best in Latin Amer-
"eae
T:s
author’s
reading before their various Jevels
FROM 100N
7
the
‘Puerto Rico’s: Littlest
SEBASTIAN’S . HOUSE PARTY
en Palacion,”
‘‘complex
for the loss of traditional values, and they require more than one
In St. Thomas It's i
-
Entrara plays
representing
ars
1
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arpa
paeed”
leer
'
Stop 18 —.No. i209 endex
Juncos
Yeo.
Tah 20s pe 3000
WILL YOU ACCEPT A Y2 HOUR
$7ee TRIAL LESSON?
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the
in addition Lillian Rie-
first-date
kiss as American boys do. don't expect io park their
is
are,
be
party
Harry Compton, the Colin Taylors, the K. K. Fields, Mr. and
girls are
drinks
also
Ross,
and
will
muchachos
they
Oh, yes,” enjoy being
“Tt
sing ican
get
date lasts until six o’clock in the
They
says Margarita. ‘We chaperoned. Ail our are like family parties. fun. Why shouldn't parents
us?
The
The
Latin
Mothers Get Bored in a while mothers
Once
with
had
with
the mountains, the beach, nics and to dances.”
Promotion.
Mercado.
were
Croix,
a buffet baile,
handhave
their 3lst. wedding anniversary Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
_ fice at a reception prior to their leaving fora coast-to-coast tour sponsored by Montgo_mery Ward. Left to right are Fomento executives Norman Cooper, Rum Field Super. visor; Irene Briller, Special Promotions Officer; Juan Gonzalez Ramos, Executive Di-
rector;
who
Then,
St. Thomas, have signed baseball contracts with the New York-
liquers and cigars after dinner. On hand for the gala dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Men-
' Puerto
evennig
Randolph
pleased the most discriminating gourmet.. Cocktails were served before dinner, fine throughout the meal, and
in the served. baile!
St.
place last Wednesday when nine couples attend-
of the society. The written in French,
4599999099191
ears
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 2, 1960
LASSIFIEDS
(| 3-8400 Ext 72 REAL
APARTMENTS
ESTATE NEW
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property,
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front
APARTMENT
4
bedrooms,
Condado
3-3506,
baths,
For
MODERN 65th
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living-dining
information
HOUSES
3-6775.
279
3
and kitchen. 1372
farms,
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residence
closets. Glass open terraces.
729
110i
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RENT
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3-1854.
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for
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3
3-380).
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uan.
Near
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church,
Porch,
five
livingroom,
Rental
hours
big
$300.00
room,
barbecue garage,
monthly.
Extension.
with
bath,
.three
other
1508
52
FOR
SALE
house
~
with
Telephone
big
SPACIOUS
Guaynabo
2371.
HCUSE,
unfurnished.
6,
month.
Parkside.
Visit
house
or
Rental
cali
2-1360
dining
Realty,
Roosevelt.
2-0911,
MARIA
Box
—
729
Three
bedrooms,
air-conditioned,
to
be
SQ.
FT.
—
3
Total
2-911,
each
floor,
appty
on
cisus 1268
first
NEVIS
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with
Hilton ist
HOUSE,
ice
ocean
ia
lovety
view.
Near
premises.
and Condado Hotels. Cool, rooms. Reasonable Rates.
Buiiding, Ponce de Apartment 401-102,
Leén Mrs.
UF 1153 MAGDALENA Newly decorated
and
Suite Apartment. furnished, with
large living and diaingroom, airconditioned bedroom for two, kitchen and private: bath. Lecated im Condado section one biock from Ca Concha Hotel. Private emtrance. Daiiy & weekly rates. Cail Celeste Todd, telephone 42-1356. 1102
35
ISLAND HOUSE — 1017 Ashford —Condado ocean front. Private stairway to beach. New, informal. Sun terrace
facing
sea.
ditioned RATES:
cluding 2-1779
Spacious,
rooms. $14 -
complete
moder
SPECIAG $18 daily,
aircon-
SUMMER double, in-
breakfast.
Call
ASHFORD dOU5E Guest House. 1120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid service. Ail screened. Hot water. Some wita atc conditioning. Best hotel and tesidentiat section. Beach facilities Special arrangements for couptes travel ing together. One biock from La Concha
and
Condado
guided
2-7927.
Beach
tours.
Mrs.
dotels.
Telephones
Aanis
De
Mauret,
Personal
3-623i
and
Manager
THE DUFFY'S tave cemedeled charm. ing, oid beach &sme, and now offer rooms, ali wit orivate bath, some with private patio, some air conditioned. One minute to beach and bus. From $7.59 singte, $10. double. All rates include
complete
breakfast.
Road, acar Sam Juan Cadi 90-0144, 09-0532. 382
{sla
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{atercontinental.
ur
7
: JENNY'S:
Guest
atmosphere
served 600
1859
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with
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McCleary
Ave.
Tel
3-0747
large
FURNISHED
1394 COLONIAL GUEST Avenue, Miramar, located. Single and
days,
tions
with
ditioned.
private
Rates
Cruthirds,
bath,
from
§4
some
air
single
Mrs.
2-3994
955
UF
CONDADO
GUEST
HOUSE,
livingroom
with
sofa
bed,
bath,
hot
water, terrace, private entrance. $9. dady, less per week. Marchand, 2-6178, 2-319. 1374
Washington St. Condado, Saaturce, corner Wilson. Manager Vicente Julia, Telephone 3-293¢. 402 UF
Condade
apart-
Realtors 1393
&
Associates,
3-3506,
3-8372. 53
PROPERTY
WANTED
WANT TO buy a farm or acreage not too, far from Sam Juan: hotel; guest house; or business. What have you? Write David Stry, Melbourae, Florida.
7 - 10
PM
2-730L
52
studio
‘ DETECTIVE
Mr.
OR or
TO
CONTINENTAL DETELTIVS BUREAU: The most competent Agency if Latia America. Night Patrols, Bodyguards, Uniformed Guards, Payroll Escort, Confidential Investigation. 1072 Fern&ndes Juncos Ave. Tel. Santurce 2-5282, Caguas
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DRESS
RENT
four bedroom house, unfurnished, preferably
BUREAUS
WOMEN’S seamstress ford Ave., 1403
furnear
ALTERATIONS and fine 1020 AshTelephone 2-4122. 57
ALTERATIONS work. “‘Marisa’s”,
Condado.
Santurce kitchen,
livingroom,
2-3013
Ext
211,
Box
14203.
Santuree »
34
facilities. Raldiris, 1376
FAMILY
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from
States,
apartment vicinity. 3
need
oc house, bedrooms,
screened,
Bayamon 1136, 37, Bayamos. .
LOTS
with
private
bath,
write
by
773 LA
double.
the
moath.
$12.
single.
7-0887gpr
PROVIDENCIA
Special
2-2206.
GUEST
HOUSE
modem _ three home. Cupey,
shopping
Cooking
facilities.
or write Santurce
Piedras.
center,
Rio
Piedras.
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64
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For
to PARGSIDE fine
125k
CASCADE beach, in
GUESi HOUSE — at the 4'0.6 Elena St., the city Saniurce. Efficiency apartments suites — rooms -— _ airweekly, monthly conditioned. Daily, tates. C.A. Rivera, Manager. Telephone 2-6267. 510 1159
low
price!
A
fine Three
big
house
generous
at
a
hed-
SAN FRANCISCO of first rate land
—
Third with a
of am sound,
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HOTEL LUQUILLO RESTAUBANT. On
— the
OCEAN ocean.
VIEW Double
rooms,$7 3 minutes from the famous beach of Cuquillo. Puerto Rican and continents food. Luquillo, PR
winds. becue 3-2331, 1304,
SALE
.
WATCH
kitchen bar, carport, two terraces. Screened, landscaped. Excelient financing available. Miss Weiner 3-8400. 1382 6L
—-
conditioned
information, phone 2-9352 Box 12384 Loiza Statioa,
BUILT bath
UF
beaches, restaurants, Sun terrace, all. air-
Ocean
Rio 140L
TRADE
CUSTOM room, 2
rates
Parque 153. Near theatres, busses. rocms.
OR
FOR
16 H. P. Gas driven Kilt Table suitable for woodcutting or blocks...
Also 10 sections wrought iron grille work, 10 restaurant tables and chairs. Misoellaneous household items and garden tools. Come to 9 Club Manor,
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TAFT GUEST HOUSE — Taft 53. Each room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water. independent entrance $15.
ONE Saw,
WANTED
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MISCELLANEOUS
6L
56
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HILS BEACH HOUSE -— directly,on the beach. Roll out of bed into the
77
—-
Tet
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F-.EA, types
MAISON BLANCHE Guest frouse. Doubie and single air conditioned rooms with Sun
er
modern or near
all
bath.
beach
hotel
$24
61
Near
suitable
MOVING furnished
ana
for
Condado
606, Stop 17. 2 blocks La Concha and beach. Apartment, double airconditioned,
all
alterations, additions and tmprovements to your house and premises. “Pico Inc”
arranged
3.0834
con-
plantations,
33
THREE nished
} minutes from Airport. Beautiful swimming beach. Good restaurants within watking digstancs. Breakfast served.
HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Santuree, Centrally double accommoda-
Beachfront
ROOF
offered
PRICES
Rooms
55
—
ment house, 3 stories, plus penthouse on lagoon fronting La Concha Hetel, plus ocean-front house and twa lets. Total down payment $40,000. Must havo money early May to meet emergency. Plus 16 hotel-motel sites. Frangciscus
54
WANTED
SAN ANTONIO GUEST HOUSE - One Tapia Street. Ocean Pack, San Juan.
NEW CONCEPT ia tourist accomodations. With the rental of one of our excelient accemmodatisns, you get the 24 hour-a-day loan of a car for your sightseeing, nite club visitme, etc. Call 2-94185 anytime.
KITTS
condition. fer sale. Also miscellaneous property,
INVESTMENT
RENT
tier. 1369
IMPROVEMENT
1ils
3-6802 UF
- Clese
beach. Will eonsider purchase. Mr. John C. Hunt, 3-5890 during office hours, 3-0030 after 6 PM. 35 98
BEST
a
ST
EMERGENCY
TWO FURNISHED rooms in apartment, couples desired. Housekeeping, privileges. share bath. Hot water. Best location in town, 625 Ponce de Leon. Telephone
729
52
financing
meats
almost
read
1233
56
1375
UF
AUNT family
concrete house
cottage colonies On beaches, roads — some near airport Write Simmons, Beo tances 265, Santurce, P. R.. or Duacas, Box 165, St Kitts, B.WI
for
3-586L.
Street.
HOME
SAN JUAN GUEST MOUSEEnjoy breakfast and drinks oa your orivate terrace in delightful continental-ruao suest house close to “Under The Trees”, and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion t. corner of McLeary. Member ibbean Tourist Association. Telephone
gome
Stop
suitable
FOR
-
Hotel, excellent 1.608. acres of
available,
floor
with Paved
4
room for rent, independent entrance. Airconditioned, one block from beach. Guerrero Noble 7, Park Boulevard.
price
home,
space
ACRE
completed
RENT
1409
Miramar,
*
12990
56
bedroom
office
COMPLETELY
two
Box
FOB
ROOMS
St Hou SS ANTILLES
2-0911.
ts El Comandante Racetrack. Beautiful Patoramic view, on hill, 10 minutes drive to Rio Piedras and International Airport. Leaving for the States. Telepeone 6-3177 or Box 666 Rie Piedras.
33
1400
livingroom,
appreciated.
ALTAMESA
57
Roosevelt
ONB
well venbuilding.
53
carport, screens, 586 sq. meters. corner lot facing College Park development. School and bus service. H-1t Sta. Nar-
per
1 1416
—
tron
with
$300.
kitchen
8Q. FT.. concrete
store3, machinery, warehouse, hardware distributor, supermarket, etc. For information cali 3-4448 or 3-3991 ar
baths,
front and metropoliscreened,
seen
tree F-3
Ge-
'
1408
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.
oppor-
cabinets, laundry room, terraces overlooking area. Double carport,
$42,000. Cintrén Realty, Roosevelt, P, R. 1407
diningroom, three bedrooms, library, bis porch. garage
729.
RENT
1363
screens,
1238 meters, fully landscaped, fenced. Double carport. Sereened. Must be
@ 56
and servants’ quarters. A fruit orchard. Nicest residential section. Street
livingroom,
1500 light.
SPACE
dinirgroom, family room, big hack terrace, maid’s room and bath, lauadry, beautiful kitchen with built-in cabinets.
bed-
call
GARDEN HILLS -— beautiful 903 meter, high flat. Paymenst facilities, Others Santa Maria: San Francisco, Hato Rey. Cupey. Cintréa Realty, Bor
20. Santurce. Centrally located. Airconditioned. Parking, private sanitary installations, seven divisions of different sizes, flourescent lamps Rent reasonable. established by Rent Control Board of Puerta Rico. Third floor. Teleph available. New building, screened. Located Hipodromo 652. For information, Centro Tecnico Esteva. telephone 2-5856.
with back tan
baths,
429
FOR
—
1403
sto
.
coolest part
of urbanization. Information das, 3-5360
part
1259
PUERTO RICO. beautifully unfurnished three bedroom
BEDROOM
SANTA
Phone
leave
SALE
cut, not filled, hishes{ and
opportunity
2-4871.
2-0500 Rafael
1300 meters, high, level, landscaped, ready for immediate occupancy. Total Price $26,900. Payment facilities. Cin-
schools,
bedrooms,
dining
2-0886.
livingroom, two baths.
a
or
THREE
rooms, independent bath, kitchen and pantry. Telephone. Separate servants’ quarters, laundry and garage. Rental reasonable. Location: near Cuatro Ca| lles, Guaynabo, P. R. Box 3306 San
rietely equipped. Two floors. Garage. Very location, near bus section, tennis courts. Campeche St., Baldrich, Phone 7-0:43
Roosevelt
HOUSES
IMMEDIATELY, residence best residential section in around corner from Ponce
Avenue.
bedroom
kit-
Carport.
8-1079.
1349
and reservations. Santurce. UF
Will
FOR
BESIDENTIAL LOT, Urbanization 6Gagrado Corazén, Cupey Alto. 1213 square meters, 34 meter front, completely levels
with concrete paved parking tot. In commercial area of Santurce, 10 meters from Ponce de Leon, Stop 16-1/2. Phone
new house, 2 baths, 2 patios, large garden, servant’s quarters, two car garage. Best section Garden Hills. Tele-
Place
lease
Outstanding 8204, Santurce.
WAREHOUSE tilated. dry,
dining stove.
BS |
bedrooms,
Mahogany
aireonditioned,
LEAVING furnished
screened
pantry. kitchen, outdoor bar, servant’s quarters.
1399
unfurnished
fully
Lamar 1387
equipmaid’s
LOTS
SALE
34
ly, unfurnished $160. Telephone until 6 P.M. After that 63508.
exthe two
year
WAREHOUSES
backyard with fruit trees. Close to Commonwealth School. Furnished $200 month-
ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE residence within large estate (containing other residences) available for rent to desirable party. Enclosed large lawn, concrete residence, all screened. Spacious porch, living room — dining room, master
52
phone
3 big bedrooms, 2 porches, fully screened
and
10
mortgage. Write Box 1318
baths, heater.
Please
COMFORTABLE HOME, living room, kitchen with hot water and
call
Yardley
FURNISHED
bathrooms,
16 closets.
Ave-
53
or
Leén
shopping
two
MARIAS section, one block nie furnished apart~d. with air conditioner, athroom with closet, ¢om2 room and kitchen with electric stove, utensils and 7a 2478 B, Pta. Las Ma*s call Mr. Ambrosiani,
LAS
Bayamon.
or
$140.
tion.
bed-
SAN FRANCISCO — Unusual tunity. Three bedrooms, two
office 1347
139
at R.
3
2-8138 for information 1410 Salvador. Prat, 96
information 1430 Central
Central
For at
1147,
day.
PM
new
bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangreios Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone
bed-
3
3-3327
working
5:30
Brand
FOR
HOTEL BUILDING. easily converted to 24 rooms with private bath. Solid construction. Plans approved, permits g:anted. Beart ef most valuable Santurce secton, on Ponce de Leén Avenue Restaurant on ground floor in opera:
other
yard all fenced Under FHA plan 8 months. Monthly payments $69.00. Also selling practice piano $35.900. Information JN-22B Caparra Terrace. 1412 36
large and
APARTMENT,
After
—
1,
UF
de
55
UNFURNISHED
during
closets,
May
5:30
all
5
Available
54
AVAILABLE located in Hato Rey.
people.
Telephone. available. 2-4763.
after
carport.
GERAEDO
extra
apartment
than
2-4930:
COMFORTABLE
35
FIVE
days Sundays
Ext.,
1390
and 2 acres.
1378
terrace, etc. Leasehold furnishings $3500. Tele-
134i
week and
2-5425. or personally No. 4, Santurce, P.
PUNTA LAS MARIAS — Exceptional apartment. designed and furnished by well-knowa interior decorator. Ideal for couple ho desire gracious indoor-outdoor iiving near ocean. All electric
kitchen, interest
on
terrace on 2-12
Ctub
room ‘unfurnished house, 1-1/2 kitchen fully equipped. water
to
concrete
room with bath, garage for two cars, terrace, and all other modern convei For information call telephone
59
APARTMENTS
option
living rooms, large dining room, ped kitchen. pantry( porch, bar,
corner
1138
19
FOR RENT: Two story house in clusive residential section, near beach. Five bedrooms, 3 baths,
finan-
projects.
Service
with
Km.
1379
Check
industrial, Competent
commercial, hotel sites.
Ist.
at
information
call
6-7552 of listings our residential, and
seen
further
hours
INVESTING
June
enclosed Located
May For
55
Rico?
on
State Road No. 1, Rie Piedras to Caguas: Living and dining rooms, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, built-in-stove, mahogany cabinets, pantry, mahogany
fastest growing sections, such as Caparra, Garden Hills, Santa MaHato Rey. Santurce. Consult
CINTRON Roosevelt,
RENT
buy,
Country
HOUSE,
BUILDINGS
facilities. Bus service. Reasonable price. Astor, 2-4053 office hours, nights 8-0878. 1396
2-1317. 33
UF
FOR
RENT
Infantry Shopping center, hot water, electric stove,
kitchenette,
room
FOR
Airconditioning
by
the
trade
Breakfast imcluded. Outdoor barat your disposal. 1859 Attantic, ‘ UF
Realtor
TELS. 3-5315
¥
THE
SAN. JUAN: STAR
—-Moenday,:May.2, 1960
om LA SSTRIED S a
SECRETARIAL EXPERIENCED
HELP
SERVICE
CONTINENTAL
Public
SECRETARY
Stefiegrapher servicing La Concha, San Juan Intercontinental, others, lecal transient. Typing, shorthand, manuscripts, reports. Hourly rates. IBM Electrie. 1120 Ashford Ave., Apt. D4,
Muriel
2231
Eddy.
2-8735.
TIME
lable.
Journals,
ledgers,
weekly
or
Service avaihourly
TO
EMPLOYERS:
3-0391,
can provide you,
between
10:30
Female. but not
AM
WANTED,
missions
as
SPORTS
foreman Address:
SALES
ll,
1386
position
Station,
Santurce,
P.
Apply
Room
210,
El
MANAGER.
Con-
requirement to 10365, Santuree,
1364
Robert Puerte
M. Baker, Rico.
Box
‘
3 HAVE an excellent job for you — sales traihing to work for international book company. Earn $150 per week: Spanish not necessary. Call 3-6689.
THE
WANTED
—
EDUCATIONAL
FEMALE
Division
of
work.
For
interview,
apply
a
board
Enterprices.
.or
ask
at
desk
for
tires,
all
taxes
2-0000
down
paid.
2244 52
Station perfect brakes.
1340
APPLIANCE
for
when
Agents
Inc.,
for
Atlas
sale
11%.
OFFICE
La Bolsa. Leon Ne. 274
Inc.
Tel 1057.
for
a free
Van
Lines. UF
Ponce
519
MOVE
POOLS Rico’s oldest pool builders,
YOUR
furniture
Hotel
La
Rada,
55
BOATS
52
FOR
SALE
A BOAT is sign of success, but persons with distinctive tastes own a Borum boat. America’s most wanted boat. See the latest models at Kiko Toro Inc., Step 31, Mufio7 Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey — 6-5429. Borum and Thunderbird boats, Mercury motors, Gator trailers. Easy terms free demonstrations. 1317 56
NOTICE TO ALL PARENTS: Special showing of the brilliant 1960 World Book Encyclopedia and Childcraft. Opportunity to examine the two sets as advertised in Life, Look, Post, ete. On May 5 from
7:30
nental
Hotel,
1392
P.M.
Room
VACUUM
At
Ponce
401.
Interconti-
:
52
CLEANERS World’s
only
AIR
COND.
WHO
moves
portant as where packing, shipping C.W.
T.V. PAN
you
you and
is
REPAIR SHOF repairs all 's, Gryers, dishwashers, electric ranges, and gas stoves, Same day service. Guarantee on parts. Call 8-1804 or 38-1012. i273 ~ UF
Field
REFRIGERATION
REPAIR
CONTRACTING & SERVICE in soa conditioning. refrigeration cant Statende mechanic. Stateside. Ser-
—
see
ap
day
or
SALES
repair any Ninety day technicians. 9 AM 1136
te
ese
tas
eae
er
eo
eeeaseoakea
2-9842.
FREIGHT
FORWARDING
512
im-
.
HOSPITAL THE
HOSPITAL
UF
ELECTRONICS
10
PM
SUPPLIES SUPPLY
COMPANY
offers complete dispensary supplies and equipment. First aid & Oxygen kits. Protective clothing and equipment. Lab-
6-3072.
supplies
and
equipment.
Thermo-
meters, masks, rubber goods. Every thing for physicians, hospital and patients. 2-S511,
LABS
radio or Hi-Fi. Stateside-trained service. Cal
EXTERMINATING
6-4230.
BOB WILCHEK — Television Service Over 10 years experience is behind the best in T. V. sevice and repair on receivers of any make or model. All work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268. uF
317 Fortaleza 3-3102.
13
LA
EXTERMINADORA
Si.,
San
UF
SERVICES (Commonwealth
yersmace.
7-0292.
UP
9
TV
&
RADIO
RENTAL
ANSWERING
TELEVISION, RADIOS, for rent in your own home. Same service given to hotels, hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month. Telerental Service. 267 UF
ART PATTY
SERVICE
PONCE: Bi-lingual, 24 SAN JUAN telephone answering service and hour desk space for business and professioAlso service for people without nals. phones. Call 2-3013 San Juan, 2-5060 Ponce.
1037
UF
SCHOOLS
PEASE
School
of
Painting.
Day-
time classes in portrait, landscape, and still life. $10. a month. Register now— limited to 5 students per class. Telephone 2-8927 for further information. 521
AIR AMANA
CONDITIONERS
DELUXE
U.
guez Umpierre, 2-0962.
Window
Compact,
Fortaleza
type,
only
351, San
260
to my
Circulation
P.
13-1/4” and
Juan.
|
Ur
AND
BOXER — two jaws, medium
| pups
| H.
PETS
to five years size, to be
female.
Dept.
San
old, broad father of
Contact Juan
Mr. Star,
Sobin,
San Agustin Pta Tierra, P.R.
=e.
1333
or around
S&aumm
.
541 Fernandez Juncos — Telephone 3-3900 — 89 Broadway, New York
Puerto Rico
— Digby 4-7940
Juan
Pest Control Services) Free estimate. Control of insects, rats and fumigation services for homes, business and farms. Services guaranteed. Preventive treat ment against termites. 20 years ex-
North American Van Lines, Inc.
a¢
CLASSES
56
AIR
UF
a.
sas
3-7893.
INSTITUTO DE IDIOMAS — Conversatienal courses in Spanish, French, English. Classes day and wight. Cal] 2-3542. 1355 Ponce de Leén Avenue, Second Floor, Stop 19, Santurce. 1081 54
Prades
Tel.
Agents for
,
Tel.
1418
& SERVICE
make TV, guarantee. Evening
DOGS
sight.
consolchairs,
photocopy.
511
Supermarket).
Valencia Baxt Express, Inc.
REPAIRS
or
LANGUAGE
Moving, of fur-
Villa
Piedras.
Rio
as
move. storage
SIEGMUND,
AMERICAN
FILTERS
Around the Block
Verifax
condition,
and table.
SPANISH LESSONS for Centinentals, by college graduate. Private lessons. 123 De Diego, Stop 22, Santuree. (Near Swiss Chalet, across frem Pueblo
de
1265
P. BR. FILTERS INC. manufacturers all types and sizes air conditioning filters for home window units — also industria) types. Call 3-5999. 312 OF
new
UF | 1344
M@VING:
automatic
vacuum cleaner and air purifier. Also repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT. Del Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604, between San Jorge and Parque, Santurce. Telephone 2-5353. $27 s UF
repairs
Alm
422
Development. 69
3-2800.
—
Inc. 1460 2-4358. 61
Maritimos, Inc., opposite Pier 9, San AIR. SHIPMENTS internationally and Juan. Service, responsibility, guaranty | Jocally. Personalized Service by Air Local and long distance. We store your| Express International Corp.. at San belongings. Agents National Van Lines | Juan International Airport. Call $-1196 Tel 2-2374. for further details.
niture.
WATESB SKIING classes, ski rides in Condade Lagoon. Beautiful 1-1/2 hour tours in 26 ft. umsinkable “Buccaneer” beat around San Juan Bay- For inform. ation: Ai Quina, Puerto Rico Water
2-4614
1413
UF
by
tuning
EQUIPMENT
typewriter,
Telephone
MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We do all types of moving, no matter if it be large or~ small. Moderate _ prices. Muebleria Torres, Fernandez Juncos 140G, Stop 20, Santurce. Tel. 2-5791. 462
For
—
Salvador A. Nin, Leon. Telephone
FURNITURE,
Royal
Agent of Muebleria
Call
2-2726,.2-2067 Santurce.
service
including executive desk idator cabinet, conference
ARE YOU going te move? Use the best service in Puerte Rico, United States, Spain, Germany, Japan. Packing.
or
INSTRUMENTS
“OFFICE
the
look for and 6-3357, 6-3329
Juan).
secured second mortgages yield over 6-5003.
Transportation,
tee
53
WELL
door,
Ext.
SACRIFICE $1150. 1955 Ford Wagon. Very low mileage. In condition. Power steering, power New tires. Call 3-6689.
at
either Caribe-Hilton Hote}, San Juan, or Ponce. Intercontinenta] Hotel in Ponce, Monday or Tuesday, May 2nd or 3rd, at 130 AM or 4 PM. Consult Hotel bulJetin
4
yours”
MARQUEZ
Marshall Field family-owned enterprise will employ a limited number of women. Prefer im teaching, club or ebarch
sidewall
Call Fort Buchanan weekdays 8 - 4.,
518
HELP
AUTO
IMPALA,
is
cratory
sedan, one owner, two tone, coral and white. Power steering, power brakes, automatic transmission, tinted glass, white
San
1106
1365
52
1417
CHEVROLET
4187
reBox
¢
Sports,
$275
PLEASURE
Capitol
WATER SKIING & BOAT TOURS
1957 SUPER OLDS 88 Holiday, 2 door, power brakes. power steering. underceat. 24,000 miles, excellent condition. $2400. Enquire D-76 Summit Hills or cali Bayamén 996, 1361 $3 1858
(Box
PROPERTY
ELECTRO-LUX
necticut manufacturer of houséhold appliances has opening for Factory Manager of new plant being established in the Palmer area. Qualified applicants must have experience as manager of plant having sewing machine and textile operations. Must be capable of training and directing production employees, meeting production schedules, and producing high quality in mass produetion. -Engineering degree preferred, Must be native of Puerto Rico. Send full resume and indicate salary
a good
uses only reinforced concrete and all copper filtering system. These materials last forever. For free estimates, call 6-5003. J 1156 51)
SALE
With
— moving. Ponce de 1373
& STORAGE
the dependable care you seldom find. Telephone
‘apparel.
to acquire
BIKINI FOOLS, Puerto and most experienced
SALE
CAR?
women’s
SWIMMING
payment and $44 monthly installments, you can own a brand new, economical 1960 FIAT. Just call 3-5190, or pay us a visit at Martorani Motors, Inc., 1402 Ponce de Leon Averue, Stop 20, Santurce (opposite Lottery Building). 1114 58
Imparcial
Well-known
USED
Star
for sale. Annual information phone 1234
UF
A
Exclusive
2-5856.
52
265
UF
Suaranteed
54
“THE
of-
PIANOS — For rent, for sale, new. rebuilt, tropicalized against termites, against rust. (springs and pins) —
6-5272.
‘in locally or Stateside, we are equipped to pack and transport your most precious belongings, as scheduled, with
56
PRIME,
ARTIC-KAR auto air conditioners for all cars, foreign and American. Good prices, financing, parts a service. Factory D Inquire at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop, a 53, Stop 28, Hato Rey. Tel.
UF
FACTORY
.
AZ, CONDITIONERS
WHY
Juan
1362
1954 FARGO TEUCK, capacity 12,000, excellent condition, light use, carefully maintained. Raval Inc., Bayamén—Catafio Read. Telephone 1101 Bayamén. 1378 53
AUTO MECHANIC — Man experienced in all phases of auto maintenance for small fleet. Must be bi-lingual. References required. Excellent starting sa1380
,
FOR
San
Phone
52
CARS
center.
For
2-0963.
MUSICAL
porch, terrace and chandeliers, paintings, pedestals and lamps.
MOVING
woWell
Total investment For details write
INVESTMENT
automatic. whitePrice $1750. Taft
FOR
Call 1329
—
1284
CARS
mornings.
TRUCKS
516
Building.
G,
+
AMBITIOUS MAN of _ unquestionable character and refinement, age 26 - 60, callege education preferred, must be ready to accept position by May 15th and be capable of earning above $5,000 annually. Need local assistant to be developed as area manager. For interview, come to Caribe-Hilton Hate] Monday, May 2nd, 2 PM. See hotel bulletin board for Field Enterprises. 52
Jary.
going eoncern. quired _ $25,000.
San
1357
R.
1391
floor,
— Attractive gift shop.
Excellent opportunity
3149.
open in personnel management consulting firm. The right man will be given intensive training in our procedures. This position requires extremely high intelligence, ability to plan your own work, high creativity and persuasivemess, flawless social poise, and very much above average ability to express your ideas verbally and in _ writing, both in English and in Spanish. Car necessary. Send your resume and a short autobiography, written in) English and in your own handwriting, to Sales Representative, Box 38466, Fernandez
Juncos
first
Juan.
REPRODUCTIONS - Baker,
room, bedroom, garden furniture, mirrors, statues,
trade. Excellent location. Rents over $28,000 a year, can be increased te $35,000. Year leases. Seven tenants. Call for appointment, Centro Técnico Esteva,
FOREIGN
53
3-6245.
STORE-FOR SALE men’s apparel and located in shopping for sale of
19539 TAUNUS DELUXE Station Wagon, like mew. 4300 miles. Taxes paid. Two tone—pale green /white. Radio, white sidewalls, .all plastic interior, other extras call Fort Buchanan, 2-0000 Ext.
53
REPRESENTATIVE’S
&
OPEL 1960 SEDAN, wall tires, 2300 miles.
SUPERVISOR FOR large _ restaurant. Night shift only. If not experienced, Please do not apply. No phone calls. See Mrs. O’Kelone, Under the Trees, .
the
sale
8-2038.
moving job is ours. Whether you're mov.
1958 VOLKSWAGEN, g00d _ condition, $350 cash and assume payments. Also 1953 Ford 4-door $450 cash. Lagomar Court No. 16, next to Mario’s Restaurant, Isla Verde between 5 - 8 PM. 1410 54
56
Ashford
serving
for
WATERCOOLERS-—
fices, factories, restaurants, ete. Lowest prices, highest quality. 5 year guzrentee. Smaller home models available. For infermation and prices: Comercia} Rodriguez Umpierre, Fortaleza 251, Sun
Lee L. Woodard, Hibriten, Union National and similar. Livingroom, dini
57
CONTINENTAL - FAMILY wants sleepin maid, some English preferably. No cooking, light huosework and help with 2 year old child. $50. monthly. Calle 6 House F-2, Parkside. Call 8-2018. 1371
HELP WANTED MALE
1476
—
‘MAIDS WANTED
CONTINENTAL, 32 permanent resident, 6% years Puerto Rico, seeks position of plant manager. Experience, 5-1|2 years Plant manager, experience Tool and Die, Production, Asse: bly, Packaging, Mainox 1368, Ponce. tenance, Office. 3414
1406
needed.
Previous experience essential. Must be
carrier
Stere
Call
ANTIQUES,
office equipment, typewriters, cash resisters, safes, keys, etc. In business ten ‘years. Good location, low rent. Call Mr. Reque mornings 9-11 only
Juan Star on established routes. If you are over 12 years of age, phone 3-8400, Ext. 61, Miss Longfellow. 1247 UF
and
1397
a
SERVICE
items.
TEMPRITE
COOLERS
261
525 &
WATER
SALE
1367
Maisonet.
SALES
CARRIER BOYS WANTED: Go into business for yourself. Earn high com-
MEN
EXPERIENCED LINE crew for setting poles and anchors. 1210 Luchetti St., Santurce.
2-1871
FOR
LEAVING ISLAND, selling everything. Simmons Hide-A-Bed & slipcover, living room, dining reom and 2 bedroom sets. Automatic washer, refrigerator, air-conditioner, lamps, kitchen set, other house-
cabar. Me26 Call
1291
52
PM.
POSITIONS
clerk
1337
countants, Bookkeepers, Typists, Receptionists, and all sorts of office personnel, which has been screened by a responsible. competent firm. Just call Berimquen Employment § Agency, 5:00
ma-
appointment.
at absolutely NO COST, with the best4 personnel im the line of Executives, Ac-
‘Telephone
fer
33 | High School graduate. Call Miss Diaz 3-6329 between 10:00 and 12:00 PM for
AGENCIES
We
BILINGUAL,
RESERVATIONS
Male ‘er Gesirable
rates.
?
EMPLOYMENT
AIRLINE
payroll | taxes,
3324
—
FURNITURE
hold
NIGHT CLUB for sale 300 person pacity, dance floor, bandstand, — reputation. Air conditioned. lit area, main avenue. Stop — Fdz. Juncos. After 7:30 PM.
nufacturer’s representative and wholesaler to chain stores, eovernment agencies, hardware. automotive dealers. Opportunity to earn substantial money. Send complete resume te Box H, San Juan Star (Box 4187 San Juan). 1371 4
SERVICE
Bookkeeping
e‘c. Monthly Phone 6-0283.
SALESMAN
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE: Newly equipped Laundry and Dry Cleaning. Good business future. 72 Comercio St., Ponce, Puerto Rico. 1415 56
We
HELP WANTED
EFFICIENT, fast Secretarial Service, legal documents, contracts, reports, free pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaush day er night — 3-5156. 166 UF
PART
—STENOGRAPHEES:
have openings for expert biligual secretary-stenographers. Apply in person to Berinquen Employment Agency, San Francisco 361, San Juan. 133%4 52
518
~ BOOKKEEPING
BUSINESS
WANTED—FEMALE
the world
THE SAN JUAN STAR _— - Mandy, May 2, 1960
20
Professional
:00—WHOA-—Early
REVITALIZE and RELAX
Te.3-4610 tr2,
THE
HILTON
ry
0
$13
De
205.
Banturoe. Tel. 3-3424. Fri — #1 Sat
Bours:
neck
of
a
Mass
pretty
American
lover
in
put
a
ba! There
Latin
hot
spot
girls
Tamez
of
the
ignored found
his
girl’s homes
Wellfarm leavgirls.
them. way
and
to
Seteen
impoverished,
for You Melodies
Show
to the roof. Slender and weighing only 123 pounds, he started down the chimney. But, carrama
Matinee
no fireplace, only
By
PEDRO
Destiny has not been kind to Juan Serapio Mangual Forestier, who was mayor of the town of
Juana
Diaz,
laught of the cratic Party.
the
brick.
Tamez
was
was
smashed
Tamez
stuck
was
fast.
through
freed
and
given oxygen. He said he meant no harm. He was jailed as a public nuisance.
in
Puerto
he
is
from
blind
Rico’s 1940
and
to
living
poverty.
Mangual, who will be month, was elected on
67 next the old
Socialist Party ticket, one of ,the few
of
his
crushed
party
in
1940 new
who
by
was
not
the
ons-
Popular Demo-
Mangual, a man with no formal education, taught himself to read and write. Many say he was elected in 1940 because of
for
honesty and the people of Juana
is
administration
cessful one,
(6) En
-~
was
a sucby im-
est
in
the
Mangual,
of
the
lives
from
a
Last
month,
he
CITY
FLYING
EAGLE
CLAIBORNE
the
support
is of
left her
began
receiv-
of
the
house.
“My greatest pleasure, to read, has been taken from me,” he said. “The money, I am _ glad to be able to turn toward taking
town.
eare He
of
the
has
had
children.” many
the Puerto Rico But, nothing has
promises
of
Mayors’ come of
Assn. them.
“TJ am not asking for anything,” he said. “I do not ask for “TJ
favors...I do not beg. remember the integrity
my
government,
my
own.”
ARRIVAL S.J. MAY
of
and I reinember
PAGE & SHAW IMPORTANT only 6 shopping At
your
days
NOTICE until Mother’s
favorite
store
Day.
Cry
MUSIC HALL: PARAMOUNT:
SAN
PARADISE: Satellites
y Tale
PUERTO
of
At
4
The
Cities,
Top
Satan
TERRACE
By
Contract,
It
Hap-
NUEVO
KRESTO-DENIA:. Journey to the Center of the Earth, Wolf Dog MARTI: Goliath & the Barbarians CORCELLES: Wicked as They Come, From Here to Eternity , FAJARDO
PUERTO RICO; Buen Samaritano PARAISO: Terror de la. Comarca BAYAMON INTERNATIONAL DRIVE
Fractured
IN:
Jaw,
Sheriff.
Ten Seconds to PONCE FOX-DELICIAS: The Nun’s Story RIVOLI: Miercoles de Ceniza
DEPARTURE MAY
OPERATOR
S.J.
OR
AND
AGENTS
Newark
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published
by
STAR’s serialization of the author concludes a
practices and York City.
unionization
It was not until the fall of 1956
to light.
then
the
Puerto
happened that
It was
not
Rican
able
and
willing
of
Puerto
brought
a
Rican
letter
organization
in
the
private
city
known
proper
in unaltered
text,
Dear
Sir,
We, the employes of the Starke Design Co. are writing this let-
fer
to call your
attention
this problem. We belong union No. 122, LJ.W.U.,
are
not
in
agreement We
according of
have
this to
with
the
union.
pay
$3
monthly
dues and we don’t know the benefits we derive from this. We want somebody come to investigate this. If not come in
this week. Thanks for this
the
attention
te
letter.
Employes
of Starke
Design
The letter was signed nine Puerto Rican
Co.
by fortyworkers.
Within a month, all of them were fired. The first case that was brought to the aftention of the ACTU
was in many ways typical of what was
to
Local
come.
1648
In
March
of the
International
of
Retail
1955,
Clerks
Association,
new workers through the picket lines. Complaints Flood In This
El
story
was
Diario
and
complaints
of
workers office began
began
the cases
Puerto
they
ances
processed
lay-offs
they
of
to
boss. The practice
racket
gether
to
pnion
to
let
tract
were
them fired
$42. the
the
con-
see by
their.
boss.
Jn August of 1956, the workers of the Morgan and Rudee shops formed Workers
and
their own Organizing
petitioned
union, the Committee,
the
National
unions
of
the workers
they
would
have
to pay dues to Local 1648 or be fired. The workers began to pick-
et the shop on October 3 and the employers
brought
to
Lawyers
en-
the
vide the
by the ACTU represented workers before the New
York
pickets.
suit
join
State Supreme
Court
pro-
and
the suit was dismissed, The strike was broken, however, when
employees
of
the
New
York
City Welfare Department took
against
of union began Commonwealth Department
called unions
of
Migration
upon the city’s honest for help. The Migration
Department of helping
does the Puerto
grants find jebs, assistance on the
major Rican
job mi-
housing, mainiand,
and but
were
members
too
Committee Affairs in
on 1955,
provede largely
The
honest
help
the
workers
who
these:
con-
terminology.
who
had
worked
for
New
—
York few
of
of
several
City
once
the
most
the
trade—
and white” contract, and
A
A
“black
or the
“milk
date.”
or “sweetheart” contract that provides no clauses
and
were
to trap-
no
provisions
no
provisions
him
working.
sen-
“milk
date” is the day the contract runs out and the union leaders return to the boss to extract (milk) a fee from him for continuance
of
protects
the
Seught
the of
contract,
boss
which
against
demands
from
Puerte
Ricans
tion from their Puerto Rican members represented a_ sinail minority of the unions in New
York City, but they were the ones who had eagerly sought out the strangers from Puerto Rico for recruitment, knowing that workers who didn’t know the language and laws of the
mainland would be much
easier
school
at
in the groceand 2nd Ave-
socialist
Eugene
the Italian-American Carlo Tresca. Later
Workers’
an
organizer
and for
in
1933
Harlem
in
was able to do @ good job because the people in the neigh-
borhood knew and respected him, and he figures
spoke that
their language. Joe then the majority
of the workers of the garment shops in his area were Italians, with a few Puerto Ricans. He figures
that
now
are Puerto Italians. Four
During strike on
the
Ricans, Fading
majority
with
a
on
have
all
but
the
moved
a few
are
few
time.
When
in 1933, we had A lot of them
to
New Jersey— the standards
Pennsylvania,
they couldn't here, othe’s
take fold-
ed up. I'd say in these devs we had about 2,200 members in this area, but today we have about half of that. Most of them are
Puerto
Ricans.
blem,
you
That
is
see, because
understand them,
the great ILG strike of that year. Ever since he has headed _ the Harlem office of the ILG. He
the labor movement really moved to straighten out the mess of exploitation of Puerto Rican workers in New York racket unions. AFL-CIO _ president George Meany sent a special representative to New York City to help clean up the
English,
and
we
understand
can’t
a
pro-
they can't
a
lot
make
about
of them
the
things
they should have and why they should have a union. It was different in °33. The people flood-
ed to us. We they had
called
a strike and
came like an avalanche. We no problem with the peo-
ple. After a while, Joe showed his visitor back to his own office.
They
left
the
front
office
and
passed through the meeting room, which was barten except for folding chairs and additional pictures of the strike of 33 The
room
at the
quiet. A bookease
back
was
neat
and
large desk and a large behind it were bright-
ened by the afternoon’s Jast wash of sunlight that poured in the single high window and striped the
dark
green
leaves
of
the
potted plants that were set on the sill. Joe Piscitello was smiling
now,
his
face
creased
and
wrinkled, his shoulders back, and his body Straight, seeming to expand within this room. He walked
to
the
picture
of
a
guished
gentleman
from
beneath
desk
where
bearded the
looked
glass
a
distinup
top. Joe
touched a finger to the picture with pride and said, “That’s Car-
lo Tresca—
he
was
a friend
of
mine.”
(To
Be
Continued)
Pictures
the time of the ILG 125th Street, a visiting
reporter had made an appeintment to see Mrs. Carlotta Rodri-
guez was
at Joe
met him
the
Harlem
Piscitello,
office.
however,
It who
the vistor and ushered in to a desk in the front
office,
past the
Rodriguez,
to
say
desk
of Urs.
that
he
could
situation, and many leaders and locals
of the worst probably help with any inforwere expel- fmation. The office was small, of the and its two desks were occupied led. After the action by Mrs. Rodriguez and a young AFL-CIO, the worst of the mess of union-management exploita- Puerto Rican girl in a blue skirt tion
of Puerto
Harlem
The unions that were running these operations of extrac-
the
Garment was
before the McClellan Committee in the summer of 1957 that
Ricans was
clean-
Piscitello,
for
quit
hung around Union Square for the great debates, and continued to think of better things while he worked in a garment shop. He joined the famous “Italian” local of the International Ladies’
testify
the
rest
The
to
the
for
iority, and in general the minimum benefits that the employer can give the worker and stiil
keep
called
a
he got to meet those idols. He went to the Rand School and
its staff of workers and
ed up to standard conditions. But the 100,000 Puerto Rican workers. who lived beneath those conditions for years had come to equate unions with exploitation, and the general resentment to unions within the Puerto Rican community was stil] a deep-rooted sentiment. Came Frem Italy The district manager for Harlem of the International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union is a dedicated man named Joseph
for wages above the legal mininimum wage, no provisions for pay,
was
is
and from him heard about like the anarchist Alexander
Berkman,
them-
before
do
Piscitello
Debs, and syndicalist
of
anything
to-
nue, men
Puerto but it
felt
hand
gold ring, circling knobby fingers.
he worked seventy hours a weck for a salary of $2.50. In 1909
ineffectual.
unions
not
left
all
I came in here, sixty-one shops.
At the age of fifteen he got a job in a garment shop where
the AFL-CIO. The city’s large and honest unions responded by setting up an AFL-CIO Ad-
visory Rican
his
working
the age of twelve and went to work in the old Harlem market, now long gone, for $1.50 a week.
it was powerless to take up the tangled fight against unions that, despite their activities of
exploitation,
On
increasng, | chist who worked of Puerto ry store on 102nd
would
white” is one
workers.
them
complaints
and
employers
singled-breasted
in- he went on strike for the first had ' time, and he began to find his | friends and his life among the and men who talked better wages, better conditions, and a better this world. He met a German anar-
union;
establish
the “black “sweetheart”
held
a meeting of
like
racketeering.
-lawyers,
own
in
Possibility
told
just
get
organizer
Labor Relations Board for-an election on October 2. The employers and the union leaders and
the
working
Rican
an
periods,
was asked
others
labor moveagreements,
unions
its
ly pay
who
of
selves bound by the ment’s no-raiding
ditions had become such an institution that it had even dev-
sick
workers
grasp
grasp
such cases with young volunteer
had $4 a month taken out of their Pay for dues. The average week-
of the
after
signed up in the threat of firing by
terms
workers
trapped
strangling
its; workers union under
important
‘Two
were
Puer-
Testify Before Committee It was not until the ACTU, after nearly a year of fighting
1955
and
the
general
100,000
it.
Joe
or holiday periods with pay; seldom any seniority; seldom any welfare or sickness benef-
‘a
cards
the
brown,
and
between 104th and 125th Streets. We have twenty-five of them organized. The other ten we're
with a maroon, white-figtie, looped by a gold chain
black and one of the
New
ped as members of racket unions.
explained
membership
not
vacation
the
due
Puerto
signed
by
‘workers
were
aS
gan’s and Rudee’s called them in to give them the choice of joining the union picked by the employers or losing their jobs. Under this pressure, the workers
into
handle, and
of New York City. The workers first learned that they were members of a union in April of
Mor-
on
Rican
flooding
Goods and Rudee’s Leather Goods
at
in
then
six months found the following things in common with most of the complaints that came to them: contracts never seen by the workers; pay average of $4042 a week with a. general high of $45; no union meeti» Js; no union élections; no griev-
eloped
bosses
published
from
of the ACTU. The ACTU. to compile a record of
workers—with
the
Puerto to the
in
who
their
Rico’s
and
when
were
estimated
Ricans
type the
AFL-
Leather
most
“unions”
the
As
CIO, signed a “backdoor” coniract—that is, a contract made by the union leader and employer without the knowledge of the Morgan’s
unions
These
petty
about to local and we
and Local Clerks
them. Most of them were fested with leaders who previous records of crime
New York City, October 29, 1956 American Federation of: Labor
a
low
and
It read, follows:
as
wears
our area,
by He
often
the
within
authorities.
life of their own untouched the life of the aging body.
elasp with the initials JP. hanging in black and gold be-
to
as the Association of Catholic Trade Unionists. The workers ~asked that the letter be sent to “the
In-
1648 were
for
a
a
the
phite Workers, of the Retail
represent
workers
to
122 of
York’s largest or most powerful unions, but they. came to
to help
group
21
Ase)
suit ured
ACTU.
workers
In the fall of that year
2,
Textile Workers, Local 679 of the AFL Pulp, Paper, and Sul. among
to find an organization
was
May
Jewelry Workers 229 of the United
cited in complaints that Rican workers brought
until
them.
Monday,
Local
ternational Union, Local
that the story of the thousands of Puerto Ricans trapped in racket unions in New York City
eame
—
to swindle.
Houghton
Wakefield.)
WAKEFIELD
of employment migrants in New
ScAR
Int rhe Racket Unions
installment in The In today’s section,
three-part Wiscussion among Puerto Rican
SUAN
who
came
to
East
from
with
his
parents
italy before century. At
the the
turn time
of of
the]. the
strike against the three garment shops on East 125th Street in 1958, Joe Piscitello had six months before retirement at the age of sixty-five after a quarter of.
a
century’s
work
with
the
union. Joe is a short—about five feet one—balding, silverhaired man, his face creased and ‘weather-beaten, his blue eyes flashing as if they had a
and sweater. A small table and several chairs made up the only
other
furniture.
The
only
deco-
rations ‘were four fading pictures of the great strike of °33
that hung in a row on the east wall. The visitor asked Joe about the general conditions of the area and its specific problems of organizing. Joe crossed his legs, leaned forward, and began, in often strained and halting English, to sum up the situation. “There are thirty-five shops in
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Brazil Wins Default Conerly Inks. In Davis Cup Play For $25,000 By LONDON (AP) day joined 14 other Davis Cup European
—Brazil’s lawn tennis stars yesterteams in the seeond round of the Zone com4 vetition — without playing
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The Brazilians were due to But in Istambul. Turkey play martial law. imposed after student riots. banned all sports gatherings The Turks asked for permission to play the match in Izmir where no martial law has been International the But imposed. Federation turned down the rea given was Brazil and quest into the next round. walk-over In the only first round match Luxembourg
decided,
be
to
still
led Monaco, 2-1 after yesterday's singles two final The doubles. will be played today Swed-
pairings:
round
Second
vs. West Spain. Poland vs. Germany. Argentina vs. France. vs. Austria. Brazil vs. Denmark
en
Holland
Belgium.
the LuxHungary
Chile vs. the winner of embourg-Monaco match.
over
Egypt
made
sure
of going
and
the
next
matches
end-
into
of other
ing yesterday: Sweden defeated South Africa, 5-0 in Stockholm. West Germany defeated Czecho-
Hannover.
in
3-2,
slovakia,
Ar-
gentina defeated Finland, 5-0, in Helsinki. Denmark defeated YuCopenhagen. 3-2, in goslavia.
Switzerland,
defeated
Belgium
3-2, im Geneva. Holland defeated Norway, 3-2, in Oslo. earlier decided Im matches Poland edged Romania, 3-2, Chile crushed Israel, 4-1, and Hun-
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and Al Smith
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relieved
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through
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York Yankees. The Orioles,
humiliated
16-0
in the fourth inning first two batters went
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2nd
RACE
(1,200);
—
4-year-olds-up;
(Native) Directora
(I.
Musico Time: quin,
Sabana
and
3rd
RACE
—
(W. 1/5.
116
Santa
Jessie,
ran.
$1,550;
1
_____
Rivera) Hecuba,
Time: Stormy
Francia, and Sth RACE — aaa
)
Star Zeus Il,
a’
Rivera) —
1:00 3,5. Weather;
$4.89 $3.10 Ju-
(imported)
$11.10 $6.30
(Ayala)
(numbers
$3.00
and
Information
do
you
figures
I
like?” make
doesn’t
a favor.
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Rivera
Hyde
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have
Arcaro
who
ever
Of
has
to
course,
won
more
a piece of Billy Conn, sat most respected handicappers
I said.
Arcaro’s
horse
in
like
“But
him,’
he’s
advised
high
on
the
cops
are
second
Ameche,
a
stickout,”
trying
to
do
on in the in
won
my
sixth.”
the
second
and
the
second
and
Kid’s Landlady
stationed
asleep
Jaffee. horse
Arcaro
with
on
every
odds-on fill the
to have your room prowled by tank at the municipal jail all
your
floor
door
of
the
unlocked
Downtown
and
you
are
a sneak thief. Pickpockets week but enough of them
being pinched to lift a fortune in wallets at the track. The merchants of the town do all they can to slay the Derby. hotel three
Kid
room days.
goes for $30 a flop and you must Menus are changed and the prices go
a man
Hogan
can
knows
protect all
the
himself.
You’re
haustler’s
tricks.
a
goner
He
has
been around race tracks so long he looks like a disappointed pony. This year The Kid insisted he had a way to beat Louisville. He checked into a mansion on the edge of town run by what he described as a wonderful old woman. “She’s like my own mother,” said Hogan. “It’s a fin a day and she gives you breakfast. I feel like I’m gyping the old lady, it’s
so
cheap.”
The next morning he knocked on my door and asked ‘me to give a taxi driver two dollars. I knew he had come loaded to Louisville and he not yet been to the races. I couldn’t understand
his
insolvency.
“The old lady fingered me,” Hogan said. “They come in my Toom and robbed me last night. You know what she said when I told her I had been robbed. The old pelican just laughed and said: ‘Everybody robs everybody else during Derby Week..” But I wouldn’t want to be any other place next week.
cor. University
—
the
filly he’s
But fall
Society
/
5
his opinion.
of
up. There’s no way if you show up.
$3.60 $3.00
Time: 1:07 3)5. Chiquitin, Ufemia, Cosedor, Pinto, Don Basi, Consenso, and 8etrarquina. Handies: pool: $90,135.10; miutuels: a double: $4402. Total $262.The daily double paid $169.10.
greatest jockey
memories
The cheapest reserve it for
claiming 116 m:
__.........._.
of
a taxi.
Losing With
hotels. miss
Rusty (Diaz) __._______. $24.80 $13.10 Violentado (de Leon) ______ _ Time: 1:49 2)3. Forever, Milo, Rushing Spring, Norteiio, Pepe D, Clave de Oro, Nocturnal, Ortoon, Veneno, and Aquiles also ran. 7th RACE — Purse $2,550: allowance: 4-yeear-olds-up; five and a half furlongs; (Native) Kelinda (Caraballos _____ 13.49 $4.40 Rosita
front Eddie
big for Jet Pilot.
The
Ei Duque. Mariposa inglesa, Estampido,
and Celeste also ran. 6th RACE — Purse $1,300, ($1,200); 4-year-olds-up; 1
in
met
I
business.
House
claiming furlongs;
$7.30
I was
pressed with the one in the sixth. lost the one he pegged a lock.
Quisqueya also ran. Purse $2,650; allowance; five furlongs; (Import-
Garter (Maldonado) (Corehado) _-_ a
standing
piece.
“That’s good enough for me,” said Naturally, we bet against Arcaro’s
m.;
$10.00
$26.60
of
my
will laugh at you,” said the trade. “That’s dog meat.”
many
“Eddie
claiming
116
mistake wrote
Jaffee.
friend
La Pica, Dalila. Skippy, Cirujano,
Time: 1:00 155 Oceanic. i, La
don’t
the
Nor-
Ecuador,
piter. and Jugueton also ran. 4th RACE -— Purse $2,400 ($3,500); 3-year-olds; five (Imported) Kentuckiana (F. Catcher (Nieves)
“Celebrating,” said Arcaro who was Phalanx’s rider. “I to wait until Saturday night to celebrate this one.”
said
miles $3.40
Purse
who
“My
$6.00 Arle-
also
Ken-
“What
$4.70
(Rosario) 152
in
out
Siem-
claiming
1
4-year-olds-up;
If
out
——--—— Don Ramon,
Liana,
Carlitos
($2,000); (Native) Bombillita
$1,300;
Pizarro)
(Corchado) 1:53 25.
ma,
Bonita Time:
Purse
the
I
taurant when Milt Jaffee, who had down at the table. He is one of the
furlongs
and
the
one
all
Pilot
Jet
in
bed
a
for
clerks
I touted
Derbies than any other jockey. He was living with Don Ameche this May. I was having lunch with Ameche in the club-house res-
claiming
-
guys.
I argued with him but I couldn’t buck Jet Pilot won and I switched to Phalanx.
Page)
$4.50
Velez)
before
So
Maldonado) (J.
I made
“People practice the
games.
Ist RACE — Purse $2,250: ($5,000); 4-year-olds-up; six
(Native) Miami (R.
but Hotel
I told him
time two
RESULTS (Continued
reservation
other
asked me to join his party piling into ‘Where are you going?” I asked.
disclosed that the return to the met-
ropolitan area for in thirteen years
pre-season
for
stake
23
Arcaro
tucky
already had been made
in full tickets.
men
with
room
tourists.
DUROTEX’ CORPORATION SALES OFFICE
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Winter
Sta that
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seen
I’ve
sample
are
Juleps
straight.
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always for
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get
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Time: 1:15 45. Cristalina pre Tuya also ran.
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game
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president,
the figure reached date the club has
up | payments
Lefthander. Frank Baumann relieved starter Dick Donovan in the first inning of the second game and hung on to collect his first victory of the season. Paul
Canvas Cots Postman Uniforms Tents
club
Kentucky
off
with a mint julep to wash it down. The books shape up in Louisville and sometimes it resembles a block party for lunatics. it the hills make Country people down from in their clattering heaps of junk and get trim-
campaign.
the
ers.
Boots
Work
re-
a two-run blast in the third for the winners. It was the season’s second home run for both play-
KHAKI
&
League
the
run
a
the
GOVERNMENT Dress
ball
race
fast
Coliseum. No figures were given, but it was estimated that Conerly would receive about $25,000 for his thirteenth National Foot-
Mara,
ARMY -NAVY stones Rubber
in
what
horse
and an elegant congress of people from the stud book of society, a grifter’s ambush and a sucker trap comparable to Las Vegas. ‘ It’s pig’s brains and scrambled eggs for break-
contract.”
contract
asked
thrilling
but you can’t stop Mardi Gras and a
the remark made Conerly, the star of the New York after he signed his
football
someone
most
with
Fernan-
dez and Bilkg; Esposito, Fox and Sievers. LOB-Detroit 5, Chicago $ | 2B-Fernandez, Lollar, Goodman 3b-Bolling. HR-Smith, Kaline. “ S-Shaw. aSmith. rar Se -McKinley, Stevens, Honochick, Shyl T-2:17. A-25,000 eat? vs
1960
my
yesterday
the
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like.
trained pony which genuflected to the guests as they came through the door of his hotel suite. Once I asked Matt Winn, who was the original ‘promoter, why he liked juleps. He said he couldn’t
Chicago
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six runs after the out.
in 6th;
I
That was by Charlie quarterback Giants, just
Big
By Jimmy Cannon
“Yes, I got a nice raise, but I wish Jack Mara had told me about the advance ticket sale
before
Today
The
Conerly’s reference to the advance ticket sale came after
at the outset but came back with
19 B-grounded
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for Semproch in for Bilko in 9th.
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At
de-
and
Britain
France,
Spain.
5-0.
Ireland,
WOSSDSSSPDOSHHHS
routed
gary
Czechs led Germany, 2-0, end of the first day's play.
the first game,
round.
Results
The at the
win. Al Kaline hit a homer for the Tigers in the fourth inning of
Cairo
in
lead
had
the
winning
a 3-1
grabbed
Austria
all
Stars of yvesterdays’s play were Germany's young stars Wolfgang Stuck and Christian Kuhnke.
the
Italy.
vs.
Italy
lieved Bob Shaw in the sixth for Chieago and pitched one-hit ball
Britain.
VS.
fending dhempion first round byes.
DEANE
Sports
Rio
Telephone
Avenue
Piedras
Numbers
1-3367
are.
24 Inning Game SAN
ANTONIO
(#—The
in
seventy-two-year
game
history
the
of
the
Texas
longest
Baseball
League ended early Saturday when the
Rio
Grande
Valley
Giants
beat San Antonio Missions, 4—2, in twenty-four innings. Prior to the 5-hour 42-minute contest,
the
league
record
was
a
twenty-three-inning game in 1910 between Waco and San Antonio. It ended in a 1-1 tie after being called. because of a curfew.
et tm
23
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 2, 1960
<=*
veneer cored
—
John Thomas, Boston University’s great Sophomore, smashed the world high jump record Saturday with leap of seven feet, one and a half inches at the Penn Relays. The gangling, 19-year old Thomas made it on his first try above the seven-foot mark. This leap door
topped
mark
the
of 7 feet
Yuri Stepanov
world
1 inch,
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Saturday
another
ance,
Ray
Norton
record
of
20.6
out-
set by
meters
around
tied
the
a
turn.
It
land, he | favorite -
came
stole
the
of to
in
the relay events. The Bulldogs, who hadn’t won a major Penn Relays title since 1942, made up for lest time with a vengeance. They took the two-mile relay (in
record
time)
and
the sprint
med-
ley.
With
Bill
Legat,
Ed
Slowik,
Jim- Stack and Tommy Carroll earrying the stick, Yale turned in the fastest two-mile relay clock-
covered chewed
Bob Eli
1:51
Giegenquartet
seconds
from
the
clipped
meet
mark
the track
and
helped
Yale
Army ended its spring football practice last week on about
the other candidates.” The other candidates
Hall
re-
NEW
the
same
gan,
in’
fers to are Glen Adams, a senior from El Paso, and Dick Eckert, up from the plebe squad.
Dancer
White
a]
_. hitters players
has
has
Sox
are
the
leading
among Latin American in the Major Leagues thus
in
Carolina,
participated
collected
trips to the age. Among
Puerto
has
Rico,
in 13 games
21
safeties
and
in
53
plate for a .396 averhis hits, Clemente has
two doubles, one triple homers. He has scored -and
driven
in
and two 11 times
11 runs.
~ Gonzalez, sensational rookie up with the Reds from the Havana club in the International League, has
hit
a .394 doubles has
on
which
of
Following
a_
it
be-
starting
twenty
drills
at
days West
of
Point,
Coach Dale Hall expressed isfaction with the over-all
satde-
velopment
but
of
the
Blanda as is the best
squad,
13 times
average. and one
driven
in
in 33
at bats
MAJOR
runs.
Veteran Minoso, back to the White Sox after spending several years in the Cleveland uniform, has collected 11 hits in 32 tries for a .344 average. He has 12 runs batted in.
experience
Adams
The
was
fensive
the
shifted
halfback
to
general
post,
held
onstrated runner in
Eckert
from
de-
strengthen
and dem-
ability as a _ strong the option series.
has
equal
facility,.for
running and passing, but iS ‘lacking in experience. The 6-foot. 180pounder from Carlisle, Pa., fig-
ures prominently
in the quarter-
back picture, if not this season, certainly
LEAGUE By
Associated
in
1961.
LEADERS
(Based on 25 or more
brown
son
TS
of
San
LEAGUE
Francisco
A63
at bat)
White, St. Louis Burgess, Pittsburgh Clemente, Pittsburght
408 407 -396
Gonzalez,
394
Cincinnati
HOME Boyer, Chicago Banks, Chicago McMillan,
RUNS 6 5
Cincinnati
5
McCovey, S. Francisco, Robinson, Cincinnati
5 4
Skinner, Pittsburgh Spencer, St. Louis
& 4
Aaron,
AMERICAN
Woodling,
Runnels,
LEAGUE 452 439
York
AIT
Baltimore
Boston HOME
owned
by
of
from
tracks, and the stream Bally showed
across
the
4 3
Colavito, Detroit
3
Skowron, New York Lemon, Washington Battey, Washington
3 3 3
BATTED
4 . 18
Gentile, Baltimore Allison, Washington
Banks, Chicago
17
Skinner, Pittsburgh Boyer, St. Louis
16 14
Minoso, Chicago Chiti, Kansas City ~ Skowron, New York
and showed the form that earned him
thrilling
greatest the
triumph
1959
honors
horse
Saturday of
by. winning
the
the
year
With
Eddie
Arcaro
ride
winner
of
the
Sword
Dancer
for
giving his
cloudy
came
a
fourth
afternoon,
outside
of
three horses at the head of the stretch and just managed to hold off First Landing by a neck at
nese
wire.
for
second
fin46,-
money.
It was two more to Talent Show.
lengths
victory.
Way
is
the
St. Thomas, St.
Croix, M/V
V.
V.
Rico
I.
I.
ISABEL
II
Modern, Fast, Efficient One day service
back
travel
in fast
Bally Ache Washington
company.
Box
beat the in
Chicago. Of course, there’s the alwayspresent Calumet Farm _ threat. This
time
Hillsborough,
the 1949 derby seems to have for
Calumet.
Jones,
who
Traimer.
won
in
1957
Liege and then with also has Pied D'Or. borough
for final Trial.
and
son
of
winner Ponder, the -best. chance
Pied
tuneups
Jimmy
with
Tim Both
D’Or-are
in
14 14
.
12 10 10
and P.
Vieques,
P. R.
R.
ENTERPRISES
157, Puerto Puerto Rico
Tel.
He
least August in Park Futurity
IN
Culebra,
CALDERONE
property
of the Sunny Blue Farm of Isaac Blumberg, retired Chicago businessman. Venetian Way also can
Grey Lag Handicap in a blanket three-horse finish at Aqueduct. masterful
nose
Venetian
$70,000
CARGO AND PASSENGER SERVICE Puerto
railroad
won Hialeah’s Flamingo Florida Derby at GulfPark. Ache is a tiger as he April 2 in the Florida
the
Iron
Tam, Hillsslated
Derby
.353
Milwaukee
Fajardo,
Bally rated Silky
RUNS
RUNS BATTED IN McCovey, San Francisco
between
Leonard
-353
Held, Cleveland Miioso, Chicago
‘RUNS
Sullivan
Sword scene
Ache
Fruchtman, of Toledo, Ohio. Ache, a horse who could be socially with the likes of
639 roaring, was W. A. Hanger’s Whitley. He was beaten only a
Kansas City Washington
Skowron, New
—
to, the
Third in the blistering ish, which had a crowd of
Press
Lumpe, Allison,
YORK—(AP) returned
is owned by became the
Derby when he gave up the lead in the stretch to Venetian Way and then fought back to grab a
his
the
(Does not include Saturday’s night games)
for
Ike has three home run and
seven
my quarterback. He passer and has more
NATIONAL
far this season. ‘The speedy Pittsburgh wuitieder. born
note
game
Service
quarterback.
Mays,
and Cubans Tony Gonzalez of the -Rediegs .and- Minnie Minoso. of
the
Fimes
search
the sprint medley relay in 3:24.9 in a bristlinng race with Manhattan and Morgan State.
NEW YORK (®@—Puerto Rican Roberto Clemente of the Pirates,
about
favorite for America’s race after easily winning
Bally
ot! "Cap At Aqueduct
any
win
Latins Paced By Clemente
a
at
champion of Florida in this mint julep mix-up, a horse named
Sword Dancer Wins
than
New y
was hesitant to name a signalcaller in complete command of ‘the situation. 2.7 “As of the moment” Hall said, set “J would have to name Tom
two years ago by Michigan State. An hour and fifteen minutes laier, Stack and Carroll returned
to
Army Still In Search Of QB
eight circuits of a spiketrack in 7 minutes 27.4
seconds. This performance
is
gate
be the surges
the Santa Anita Derby in March. But he'll have to deal with the
SEVEN-FOOT DROP—John Thomas of Boston Universit yisshownsetti nga world indoor record of seven feet, two inches at Madison Square Garden ‘in FebSaturday at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia, he cleared seven feet, one ruary. and a half inches to establish a new word outdoor mark. (AP Wirephoto.)
spirited
ing ever posted in the East. On legs of 1:54.4, 1:51.2, andn 1:50.8, Coach gack’s high-geared-
early glamor
spotlight
Yale Wins Two Relays Yale captured top honors
quarter
certain to the field
A the year in 1953. He C. V. Whitney, and
an upwind 110-meter clocking of 0:13.6 by
Jones,
be lurk-
ral
Hayes
of
Tom Fool, sire of the 1958 Derby winner Tim Tam, and horse of
der-
from the baton-passing phase a carnival that measured up any of the past in all respects.
may
starting (E.D.T:)
Tompion.
in the second of his two runaway dash victories over Dave
ring-do, and high hurdles
seems when
from the 5:30 p.m.
200
Sime and Bobby Morrow. These feats of individual
running
Tompion Impressive However, after Tompion’s convincing victory in the $30,900 blue Grass Stakes Thursday at Keene-
world
for
86th
the big mile and one race into better focus.
perform-
seconds
the
ing in the shadows, and it may take the Derby Trial Stakes at one mile here tomorrow to put
gain inter.
brilliant
in
Churchill Downs. Some dark horses
in 1957 while wearing the built-up shoes that now are banned. Thomas holds the indoor record of 7-2!2
In
About
-| America’s most famous horse race —the Kentucky Derby. But three, Tompion, Bally Ache and Venetian Way, have dominated ail pre-race calculations for the $125,000 added classic at ancicut
of the Soviet Union
but only outdoor jumps national recognition.
(® —
15 of the country’s finest threeyear-olds will battle it out next
a
(AP)
sates
PHILADELPHIA
a
Thomas Tops High Jump Mark |15 Horses May By Half Inch At Penn Relays Start In Derby
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Real
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SPORTS
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STAR
_ FEATURES LATE SPORTS
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Monday, May 2, 1960
Cleveland Takes ‘Header: Pirates Con tinue Streak Clemente Hits Slam, Law Goes Distance
Phillips Homers Pace The Indians
CINCINNATI (AP)—A grand slam homer by Puerto Ric an Roberto Clemente and the tight pitching of Vern
Hawkins
treal
slumping victory fo
in Law
the
Pirates
Pirates have six decisions
pitched
the
w in*
fifth
the
was
and
nine,
the
yest erday.
Cincinnati
ran
defeated this sea-
whole
game
of
the
season
against
no
&
ST. LOUIS (® in three drove Elston sparkled
day
as
the
— Tony Taylor runs, and Don in relief yester-
Chicago
Cubs
ended
a four-game losing streak with a 5-4 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. It was only the second victory
the
in
the
last
last-place
charged
to
11
games
Cubs.
Larry
for
The
loss,
Jackson,
a
*
MILWAUKEE
got
five
but
&
(®
straight
—
Bill
hits,
of the
Bubba
season
‘|runs
LATE
Bruton
including
L
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San
Francisco
in
TODAY’S
cisco
2
RESULTS 7
3
A won
GAMES
(Spahn
1-0)
(McCormick
Cincinnati
at San
2-0)
(O’Toole
0-2)
Angeles (Craig 1-0) Philadelphia (Roberts
Chicago
NATIONAL
Fran-
(night).
at Los (night). 1-2) at
dette, McMahon well (1-2).
(9)
HR—Milwaukee,
(7),
and Bruton
Farrell
Crandall.
(7),
Short
(8)
W—Burdette
and
12 13
& SUPPLY (0.
1 1
Bur-
(2-1); ; L—Card-
(1).
WEST INDIA MACHINERY
Coker;
first
rookies
the
Wynn
distance
in
two
game.
and
Herzog
hit
his fourth
of the year.’
yesterday. He collected
$39,749.55
shares
for
having
winning
Agencia
as
Hipica
win-
for
the
card
—a
178
at
El
on
four
at
Tapia
turned
out
Comandante
and saw a feature race in which Sagner and Chase’s Star n’ Garter nosed out Zeus. Breaking
slowly
in
the
five
furlong race, Star n’ Garter and jockey Raul Maldonado played a waiting game as Mariposa II made
the
Zeus. Zeus they
running,
took
came
over
into
the
followed
the
game.
lead
stretch,
then Star n’ Garter started make his move. (See RESULTS, Page 23)
three
in
bill. Chicago
the
purchased
Street in Santurce. A crowd of 6,890
first
Tigers
pool
five
ticket
dollar cuadro—was
the
game,
Cleveland
runs
on
seven
had
six ‘e
both
took
ends
of
the
a
the
(see won
game
box
White five
Tigers (See Al.
game,
Sox
in
Tsitouris
(5),
the
have dropped six BASEBALL, Page 22)
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and
Chiti;
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and
Cleveland,
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CLEVELAND Brunet,
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(1-0).
(8)
and
L—Brunet
Chiti;
Stigman
(0-1).
and
(6)
and
Semproch
(6),
Lollar;
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Morgan
(2nd
(7)
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to win, 5-2.
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first
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to be identified $42,994.35 on El
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Simmons
the
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PITTSBURGH 400 020 034—13 12 6 CINCINNATI 101 000 000— 2 9 2 Law and Burgess; Newcombe, Purkey (5), Lawrence (8), Osteen _ (9) and Bailey; W—Law (40). -L—Newcombe (1-1). HR —Pittsburgh, Clemente (4), Mazeronski (3).
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Pittsburgh (Haddix 1-1) at St. Louis (Kline 0-0) (night). Milwaukee
in
homers
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went
Ned Garver, who lasted less than five innings, was charged. with the loss for the Athletics
RESULTS
SATURDAY’S
Cleveland
back-to back homers in the sixth, and Siebern returned in the eighth to contribute an-
5, Philadelphia 3
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in
other,
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drove
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opener. Kansas City was led by Norm Siebern and Whitey Her-
{|
rescued Lew Bur-
NATIONAL
was
the Cardinals’ second in their last nine games and ended a three-game winning streak. Dary! Spencer sent the Cardi-
nals ahead, 2-1 with a homer they couldn’t hold the edge.
run
phia Phillies. Don McMahon
defeats. The Pirates got moving in the first inning while Don Newcombe was pitching for the Reds. Don Hoak and Dick Groat singled, Dick Stuart walked and then Clemente, who is hitting .386, hit his grand slam. It was his fourth homer of the season. ze
first home
and led the Milwaukee Braves to a 5-4 victory over the Philadel-
dette in the ninth inning to stop a Philly rally after three runs had scored and give Burdette his second triumph in three decisions.
and never tired. He finished strong. After the third inning, Law allowed only three singles in posting his fourth straight victory
his
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and
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