— the San Juan SMUT= Or
:
Or
ois
Vol. I
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No. 156
Tel. 3-8400
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, May 4, 1960
Second-slass postage at Sav Jean Puerto
oaid ine
New Facts Head Lang ase Toward
ee
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Murder
+
Says ‘At Least I Man
From Miami
Has More To Tell Us'
A Brazilian cargo plane, headed from Miami to San Juan on a non-scheduled|.
By HORST
into a cliff
near Ramey Air Force Base at 3:00 p.m. yesterday, kil‘ling all five persons aboard.
death Lang.
ly
said
the
noise
Ra-
mey, and that immediately rescue
crews, firemen were
and a
dispatched
helicopter
to
the
scene.
They reached the scene in 10 minutes, but it was an hour and , a half before the fire was out (See CLIFF CLAIMS, Page 25)
SEOUL
(AP) — Thousands
rebellious
students
defied
WHERE'S EVERYBODY?—This view of Ponce de Leon Ave. shortly after 2 p.m. yesterday indicates they’re all inside buildings, where the Office of Civil Defense wanted them. The traffic halting and street clearing were both See OCD part of Puerto Rico’s “Operation Alert 1960.” ALERT story, Page 3. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)
Bitter Conflict Chessman
so
ww
mmsoe
tial law yesterday to surge through four South Korean cities demanding new National — Assembly elections at once. Troops
broke up Seoul with
About 20,000
students
in
marched
in Pusan for the third straight day, 700 paraded in Taegu and 1,500
aoe
a demonstration tear gas.
in
Kimhae,
all
demanding
the assembly’s dissolution now. No clashes were reported in those three cities, although armored cars and troops moved in to
contain
the
Pusan
-and keep’ townspeople joining the parade.
QUENTIN,
bitter conflict created in life
of
marchers
from
while
W.
Assistant
Dis-
ruled
out
suicide,
to
drop
ordered everything
behind
the
1) A prima facie report from police ‘indicates that the bullet
clear,’
which
is at least
killed
Lang
came
from
right
ear.
Bauza
explained powderburns do not appear if a gun is held more than 30 inches away from the entry of the bullet. “There are many things un-
Bauza
stated,
one
man
“and
there
that has
more
.
to tell us.” Lang,
48,
(See
DA
Chicago-born
RULES,
assistant
Page
25)
Gov. Muitoz Urges Five-Point
SAN
mar-
But
Admi-
Frederick
a revolver and. not from the automatic .32 calibre Beretta found in his footlocker.
Calif.
Caryl seethed
(P-The
Chessman on yester-
day after his execution, finally carried out after 12 suspensefilled
years
in
Death
Row.
A federal judge, telephoning to order delay, got through to the gas. chamber Monday ‘jist seconds too
late.. He
sharply
said
one
Chessman’s lawyers should’ reached him sooner.
of
have
Before the cyanide pellets dropped, Gov. Edmund G. Brown~de-
bated testing
Chessman’s pickets
fate on
his
with
pro-
mansion
lawn and later was called “the hangman of. California” by the picket leader. Throughout Europe protests were raised against the ‘“‘monstrous deed’’ and “‘apalling penalty,”
with some declarations that United |
States abroad.
By
A.
W.
MALDONADO
Gov. Luis Munoz Marin yesterday called on. the Commonwealth Legislature, the Department of Education, and the University of Puerto Rico to deve-
In
a
special
Legislature,
prestige would — suffer Two small youth demon-
message
Mufioz
made
to
the
a se-
ries of recommendations to bring about the sweeping reform:
strations were reported from La1. A substantial increase in tin America and Africa. The Midthe salaries of teachers. die East and Asia paid almost no attention to the California sex| 2. Preparation of a new Orcriminal. ganic Law for Education and Stanley Mosk, California attora new University Law. ney general, whose official duty 3. Imprevement in the teachhad been to resist Chessman’s ing of Spanish and. English. persistent court appeals, said 4 Creation of “citizens Comjustice had been done under exmittees” composed of the isting law, but he declared Chessheads of the three local uniman’s death ‘‘should give impetus versities and private citizens to demands that the law — be to “keep the educational sys-changed.” tem under the constant scruChessman, 38, convict-author, condemned for kidnaping and ‘tiny of the community.” 5. An inspection system sexually abusing two Los “Anwhereby children are_ tested geles women in January 1948, died
>with
dignity,
said he would..He (See CBIESSMAN,
as
he.
had
insisted to Page 25) +
|
}
Plan For Education Reform lop an “education plan” to bring about a reform of. Puerto Rico’s educational system.
Korea Students Ask Stirred In Life Seethes On National Assembly
Elections At Once
Housing
official
else and dig into the case on an around-the-clock basis, and revealed the following facts:
of the
throughout
Public
detectives
in radio contact with anyone immediately prior to the crash. Air Force Capt. Roland Davis, public information officer at resounded
2) That revolver has not been found. 3) One of three paraffin tesis given those present in the Public Housing Administration offices was positive, indicating that person had been in touch with a gun. 4) There were hd powderburns in the back of Lang's head where the bullet entered
trict Attorney Obdulio Bauza still hesitated to put the murder label on the case officially, he now flat-
determined last night and as far as is known, the pilot was not
Ramey,
of
nistration
Reseue crews from Ramey Tecovered the bodies, The plane was owned, according to the International Flight Service Station in San Juan, by Companhia Navegacao Aerea Brasileira, of Rio de Janeiro. The IFSS identified the pilot as Mario Joppert. IFSS is a Federal Aviation Agency subdivision. Cause Unknown The cause of the crash was not
crash
BUCHHOLZ
Suicide was ruled out and evidence began pointing -to murder last night in the
‘ after
the- second,
sixth grades evaluate the
fourth,
and
as a means to educational sys-
|; y
i
tem and the teachers. While not .blaming the U.S. for defects, Mufoz — continued, “we do not want to adopt those U.S. qualities that could be deseribed as defects.” Education, Liberty
“It is evident free man litically,
that
tte
flight, crashed
DA Rules Out Suicide,
tae
\
Cliff Claims| Brazilian C-46
+ vv
s
Kills
Seas *aaee. eile
i
Plane Crash At Ramey
Cited
it is not
a
who feels obligated poor by physical coer-
eion, to adopt values from
other
places,” he said. And education is inseperable from the liberty
of the individual.” The reform, Mufioz said, should be
based
on
the
educational
sys-
tem studies made by the House and by three European professors from Italy, Germany and (See
MUNOZ
URGES,
Page
4)
STAR To Publish Hi-Fidelity Color For
ish
the first time
language
in an Engi-
daily
in
America,
the STAR
a center
spread
tomorrow
in dazzling
lity” color. Watch morrow’s
STAR.
setectaa« <prenat een
4 3
Latin
will publish
advertisement ‘“‘Hi-Fide-
for ft in toa
—
2
’ THE SAN JUAN
STAR— Wednesday, May 4, 1960
White House Seeking Power Rep. Powell Insists P. R. Status To Fix Foreign Sugar Quotas Not Favored In Latin America By
WALTER
quired
PRIEST
WASHINGTON—The
White
now
House
the
President
to
dential
as
a
badly
needed
fix
exten-
Lenin Peace Prize Goes To Sukarno LONDON
(AP)
announced
-—
last
who
Puerto The
is
scheduled
Rico prize
the
U.S.
and
Russia.
Denmark
(AP)—The
Danish
Hannes,
18
with
was
Greenland the
The
freighter
persons
feared
aboard,
lost
following
south
the
find-
presumed
500-ton
15 crew
to be
ship
which
members
including
motorship
2
Jast
and
reported
status
does
present
not
-|
|
command
Reds,
named of the
Belongs “The
said
Aguirre
called
to
testify
before
the
four-year
dirty
old
fire
Joseph
|. ice tried to unsnarl a traffic jam near his home caused by
peace
the false alarm he turned in. Joseph stood on the seat of
his brother’s the alarm.
tricyele
to
pull
this
Dodd
country’s
(D-Conn.)
internal
Aguirre, one priests called
nesses,
Said
Castro
regime
he
- sub-
se-
of three as wit-
supported
the
originally,
but
mented, He arrived vacation stay.
here” on
a
Took Years Off Timetable If the island chooses statehood,
predicted,
Sensitive
to
the
“a
Congress
importance
of
rested for opposing: that his father was
Batista, and killed by the
Batista regime in 1940 for denouncing military oppression, was
AS TOMORROW
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;
The kinescope will be taken to the U. S. to be shown coast-tocoast by the National Broadcasting Co. later this month.
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Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin will be the guest panelist on- The New York Times Youth Forum radio and television show to be made into.a kinescope tomorrow at the WIPR-TV station in Hato Rey deposed dictator Fulgencio BatisMufioz will lead a discussion on ta, was Called but did not appear. FORECAST: Sam Juan, Ponce The committee was informed he “What Is Puerto Rico’s Role In was en route to Washington from today’s World” with five local and Mayaguez—Partly cloudy: tostudents. The —_ will be day and tonight with a few light Miami. moderated by Dr. Dorothy Gor- shewers or thunder ‘showers. The Rev. Maximiliano Perez don, founder of the program in Puerto Rice, Virgin Islands and Diaz, who said he was also ar-
Wednesday,
&
Te
Common-
turned against it due to the Communist influences he found. The Rev. Juan Ramon O’Farril, who once was beaten by agents of
Emergency Registry
IN FRAMES WITH A CALOBAR LENSES.
Congressional December on
longs to a glorious past’, well added. On the recent Federal
On TV Panel Show
of
Security
Congress-
Rico’s
Fernos
dom,”
He said Marquez is head of the Cuban tourism agency in Miami. gime
the
“Commonwealth served to bridge the gap between outright colonialism and complete free-
Father Catholic
Joe Soils Hands On False Alarm
award
FOR
timetable,”
den Puerto wealth status.
Manuel Marquez as chief Castro agents in the U. S.
The priest was the first of several refugees from the Castro re-
affairs”
the Fernos-Murray bill, 2 Mufozbacked measure intended to broa-_
Mufioz To Be Guest
Eaton
AS NEW
hood
held here by a subcommittee last
Castro U.S. Agents
are Communists. The Rev. Eduardo
world
man added. Powell referred to the hearings
po-
curity ‘‘as it is affected by happenings in the Caribbean area.”
his “struggle and for con-
solidation of international and friendship.”
litical
Rico’s
tion
Metzler of nearby Camden, N J., answered as speechless pol-
Sharif of Iraq for against colonialism
Puerto
hit an iceberg in January 1959 and sank with 95 people.
was
Azis
that
Powell
Laurent de Casanova of France, whom Radio Moscow described as “one of the initiators of
and
In-
who presided, said the hearings signal the renewal of an investiga:
box,”
movement,”
Second
of Greenland. In that area the small Danish liner Hans Hedtoft
included:
peace
the
Senate’s Internal committee. Sen. Thomas J.
hands so dirty?” “It's that awful
the
by
dence will provide Puerto Rico the respect it deserves,” he com.
her position on Saturday some 60 miles south-southwest of Cape Farewell, the southernmost tip
chev. Other
the
3
women.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) “Joseph,” asked the baby sister, “how did you get your
of
taken
ternational Congress for Democracy and Liberty held last week in Venezuela was another proof
in
of
visited the Soviet Union in 1958 and met Premier Nikita Khrushrecipients
stand
Rico
vestigators that he believes the agents of Fidel Castro in the U. S.
American industrialist Cyrus Eaton, who has repeatedly called for better understanding _ between
anti-Commonwealth
Puerto
will grant statehood to Puerto Rico with reasonable despatch. “Every day the committee (House .Subcomittee on Insular Interior Affairs) spent. here last year took a year off the state-
ly dead ....and
passengers,
visit
the
respect in Latin America. “Only statehood or indepen-
WASHINGTON (# — A Catholic priest yesterday told Senate in-
from
Jy to persons the Soviets consider have made outstanding conprize
when
day
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HAROLD
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of
beginning May 14. is awarded annual-
tributions to peace. Also awarded the
By
Harlem Congressman Clayton Powell said here
change.
yesterday
night io
powers
COPENHAGEN,
award of the Lenin peace prize to Indonesian President Sukar-
no,
quota-setting
without
sion te the act, which expires Dec. 31 this year. He said it was re-
Radio
uncertainties
industry.
Congress is not in session. In a telegram to Cooley, industry officials said that he chad answered their principal question in a press statement on Monday. That was the day Cooley indicated that he would shortly introduce a bill calling for a oneyear extension of the present act
foreign sugar quotas. The amendment is seen as giving the administration a measure of control ever the Cuban sugar quota. In a message to Congress, Eisenhower called for what he des-
cribed
remove the
Meanwhile, sugar industry spokesmen cancelled a scheduled conference with Cooley in which it was expected they would urge him to accept the idea of presi-
yesterday threw its influence into the growing dispute over the Sugar Act. The Administration was reported attempting to persuade Rep. Harold D. Cooley (D-N, C.), chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, to accept a proposed amendment to the act which would
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New Facts Head Lang Case Toward Murder Plane Crash At Ramey | Cliff Claims jm
7' e
Brazilian C-46 From Miami
Has More To Tell Us’
farts
he
By HORST
identified
the
pilot
Agency
death Lang.
immediately Air
Force
to
the
crash.
Roland
Davis,
public information officer’ at Ramey, said the noise -of the crash resounded throughout Ramey, and that immediately rescue crews, firemen and a helicopter were
dispatched
to
the
scene.
They reached the scene in 10 minutes, but it was an hour and a half before the fire was out (See CLIFF CLAIMS, Page 25)
WHERE’S
EVERYBODY ?—This view of- Ponce de Leon
Ave. shortly after 2 p.m. yesterday indicates they’re all inside buildings, where the Office of Civil Defense wanted them. The traffic halting and street clearing were both
part of Puerto Rico’s “Operation ALERT
story,
Page
3.
(STAR
See OCD
Alert 1960.” photo
by
Gunter
Hett.)
QUENTIN,
Calif.
(®—The
A federal judge, telephoning to order delay, got through to the gas chamber Monday ‘ftist seconds too late.. He sharply said one of Chessman’s lawyers should have reached him sooner. Before
in Pusan for the’ third. straight day, 700 paraded in Taegu and 1,500 in Kimhae, all demanding the assembly’s dissolution now. No clashes were reported in those three cities, although armored cars and troops moved in
ped,
to contain the and keep’
raised
joining
the
drop
killed
Dis-
came
from
bated
the
Gov.
cyanide
Edmund
Chessman’s
pellets
G. fate
drop-
Brown~de.with
pro-
testing pickets on his mansion lawn and later was called “the hangman: of. California” by the picket leader, Throughout
Europe
against
protests were
the ‘‘monstrous deed” and “sc ‘ penalty,” apalling with some declarations that United
dle East
and
Asia
paid almost
attention
to
the
California
Mosk,
attor-
general, whose official duty been to resist Chessmah’s
persistent
court
justice
been
had law,
but
he
appeals,
done
said
under
declared
ex-
Chess-
man’s death ‘‘should give impetus to demands that the law be
chang:
*
Chessman, 38, convict-author, condemned for kidnaping and sextially abusing two Los “Angeles
women
in
January
died >with dignity, ; said he would, He (See CHESSMAN,
1948,
as he had insisted to Page 25) .
in
has
three
the
explained
not
been
paraffin
tesis
back
of
Lang's
the bullet entered right ear. Bauza
powderburns
do
not
appear if a gun is held more than 30 inches away from the entry
of
the
“There are clear,’’ Bauza
bullet.
many stated,
is at least one man to
tell us.” Lang, 48, (See
things un“and there
that has more
Chicago-born
DA
terday
called
on.
the
wealth ‘Legislature, ment of Education, an
of
and
Marin
Common-
the Departand the Uni-
Puerto
Rico
“education
plan”
a reform
yes-
to
deve-
to bring
of. Puerto
Rico’s
system.
In a special message to the Legislature, Mufoz made a se-
no
of
head where behind the
MALDONADO Mufioz
educational
sex
California
W.
Luis
ries of recommendations
about 1.
the A
sweeping
substantial
the salaries 2.
Law
a new
to bring
reform: increase
in
of teachers.
Preparation
ganic
Stanley
isting
A.
about
criminal. ney had
By Gov.
lop
States prestige would suffer abroad. Two small youth demonstrations were reported from Latin America and Africa. The Mid-
Ome
burns
everything
Lang
revolver
RULES,
assistant
Page
25)
Gov. Muitoz Urges Five-Point Plan For Education Reform versity
Bitter Conflict Chessman
tial law yesterday to surge through four South Korean cities demanding new National — Assembly elections at once. Troops broke up a demonstration in Seoul with tear gas.
marchers e from
W.
Assistant
a revolver and not from the automatic .32 calibre Beretta found in his footiocker.
(AP) — Thousands of students defied mar-
Pusan
to
which
bitter conflict Caryl Chessman created in life seethed on yesterday after his execution, finally carried out after 12 suspensefilled years in Death Row.
marched
while
1) A prima facie repert from police ‘indicates that the bullet
SAN
About 20,000 students
But
Admi-
Frederick
else and dig into the case on an around-the-clock basis, and _ revealed the following facts:
Korea Students Ask Stirred In Life Seethes On National Assembly Flections At Once SEOUL rebelligus
Housing
official
detectives
pilot was not with anyone
prior
3)
trict Attorney Obdulio Bauza still
as
Capt.
Public
That
given those present in the Public Housing Administration offices was positive, indicating that person had been in touch with a gun. 4) There were td powder-
hesitated to put the murder label on the case officially, he now flatly ruled out suicide, ordered
subdivision.
is known, the .radio contact
of
nistration
Cause Unknown The cause of the crash was not determined last night and as far as in
2)
found.
evidence began pointing -to murder last night in' the
Mario Joppert. IFSS is a Federal Aviation
BUCHHOLZ
Suicide was ruled out and
Reseue crews from Ramey recovered the bodies. The plane was owned, according to the International Flight Service Station in San Juan, by Companhia Navegacao Aerea Brasileira, of Rio de Janeiro. IFSS
DA Rules Out Suicide,
Says ‘At Least | Man
A Brazilian cargo plane, headed from Miami to San Juan on a non-scheduled flight, crashed inte a cliff near Ramey Air Force Base at 3:00 p.m. yesterday, killing all five’persons aboard.
The
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for
new
Or-
Education
of
and
University
a Law.
3, Imprevement im the teaching of Spanish and. English. 4 Creation of “citizens Committees” composed of the heads of the three local universities and private citizens to “keep the educational system under the constant scru‘tiny of the community.” 5. An inspection system whereby children are tested after the. second, fourth, and sixth grades as a means to
evaluate
the
educational
sys-
white
for “we
the not
teachers. .blaming
the
U.S,
defects, Mufoz . continued, do not want to adopt those
U.S. qualities that could be deseribed as defects.” Education, Liberty Cited
“It is evident free man litically,
that
it is not
a
who feels obligated poor by physical coer-
eion, to adopt values from other places,” he said. And education is inseperable from the liberty of the individual.” The reform, Mufoz said, should be based on the educational system studies made by the House
and
by
sors (See
three
European
profes-
from Italy, Germany and MUNOZ URGES, Page 4)
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the first time
in an Engi-
‘THE SAN JUAN STAR si tthbmenscinissh ‘iay 4, 1960
Gov. Munoz Favors. Religious Teaching Free Of State Ties >
By HAROLD
J. LIDIN
way
Gov. Luis Munoz Marin said yesterday that he favors religious
instruction, but wants from all intervention
it
“free
by
the|-
state.”
His statement in a broad Legislature education Governor
jewels,
un-
breakable spring,
BANTAM
GODDESS
OF TIME
outside
reform. Seemingly, the opposes the demands
With
6
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tors,
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smalf
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and
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unbelieveably
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the
school
plant:
“I believe in religious instruction just as (I believe) in the separation of church and state to
RADIO
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included
of the Roman Catholic hierarchy here that public scheol children be given one hour free a week to receive religious instruction
RHAPSODY 23
was
message sent to the yesterday on island
*
the benefit
of both,”
Mufioz
com-
mented. The Governor cited an opinion of
the
of
Civil
Puerto
Rights
Rico
Committee
that. the
island
Completely matic,
religious
to
instruction
antimagnetic.
The
See
ideal
lady's
zara
state participation
in any
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jewel
until
eventually the teachers’ pay scale should be made on the ba-
sis
SPACEMATE
for
degrees,
STEREOS
Another
increase
ries go up to $310 minimum and
der
affords
time. “As
he
a
island’s
part
ample
out of school
citizen,’
would
Munoz
applaud
of
this
added,
the
use
for
religious
time
of
low public hour free
school weekly
children one for religious
instruction does not violate the principle of church and state seParation.
The proposal !s contained in a bill sponsored by Independence Party ‘ legislator Jose Feliu Pesquera. The bill is in the House
economic
\ Senate
pro-
yesterday
a
House resolution assigning $3.5 million for school construction
was The
Committe.
approved by a final vote. resolution also authorizes
an with
(#—The
pledged
Western
to
their
yesterday
they
Big
NATO
will seek
all-or-nothing understanding the Soviet Union to end the
global cold war at the summit. No piecemeal settlements would really
relax
East-West
tension,
See these
design.
Stranded Yacht In Tow The Coast Guard cutter “Aurora” radioed to San Juan headquarters yesterday that it has a Ponce
man’s
tow off
the
stranded
yacht
Dominican
Luis A. Ferre Returns Luis
A.
Statehood candidate,
York
via
Ferre,
Republican
Party gubernatorial returned from New
Miami
and described
late
last
his talks and
dressed
in New
000. .
ington
as
cessful.”
~
Bulova precision
York
and
night
NOW 3! Eaquixe
your favorite jeweler.
at
“tremendously
| pick-up
Offering same-day service
BULOVA
in dry cleaning and shirts
BAYAMON CENTER
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ad-
Wash-
stores
products
in
Republic
and would arrive at Mayaguez about 7 a.m. tomorrow.
the secretary of education to take on obligations up to $2,371,
» °
it
was agreed. Turkish tanks stood guard at the far end of the plaza from the new City Hall where the 15 foreign ministers of the NATO council met and reached these conclusions. The city is under martial law as a result of student demonstrations demanding ‘that -Turkish Premier Adnan Menderes’ government restore political freedoms.
bracelet.
cabinet Moder n atytrac oftive beauty. a simphon
a
instruction. . The island’s Catholic hierarchy maintains the proposal to al-
partners announced
Mufioz
Proposes
Practical,
and
Three
He also proposed yesterday that the basic salary of teachers be increased from $150 to $210 monthly—and teachers with bachelors degrees from $190 to $250. He proposed also a $20 orative-
the
ISTANBUL »
Friday night over an_ islandwide radio hook-up in which he will “analyze” report. The radio talk is scheduled tentatively from seven to eight p.m.
reproduction.
‘Moreover,
executive noted that the school day is “excessively short” already
Big Three Pledge To NATO Partners Summit Settlement
giving free time
for
against
hock
“differen-
Education
waterproof
and
out
schools from
outside the school buildings. The strict prohibition in the Commonwealth constitution BULOVA
points
constitution prohibits the public students
LADY
which
ces in religion or religiousness among the children,” was lauded by Munoz. ;
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THE SAN vUAN STAR — Wednescay, ‘aay 4, 1969
Puerto Rico Bankers’ Ass'n Backs Workers’ Savings And Loan Bank By
A.W.
MALDONADO
The Puerto Rico Bankers’ Asfociation “endorsed without reservations” the creation of the Worker's Savings and Loan Bank yesterday at a commonwealth Senate and House joint Committee hearing. Feteban Bird. president of the
asscqation.
testified
that
the
Workers Bank would be a “great source of credit -and a= great vehicle te stimulate saving”
emcng jn
cf
the in
working
effort
ihe
bill
to
class. rush
through
passage
both
legis-
officials testify on the Workers Bank. Dr. Rafael] Pico, president of the Government Development Bank, also strongly backed the
ing-the
proposed
of
bank
that
would
be
owned exclusively by union members and unions. Pico said the inability of the poorer working class to get small loans from commercial banks is “one of the big problems in Puerto Rico.” Pico added that when he was secretary
studied
of
the
treasury
the problem
he
extensively
lative houses before the end of this session four committees held a joint session yesterday to hear government, banking and union
and
Korean Agencies Lose Technical Aid
Identification Group To Hold Meeting Here
Misused By Rhee
ly-formed Puerto Rico Criminal Identification Assn will be held
SEOUL
States
(AP)
has
—The
technical
aid to South Korea’s -national police force and government inSormation office, it was learned
yesterday. Both ihe
agencies
deposed
vernment power.
to
U.
were
used
Syngman
entrench
S.
by
Rhee
go-
here
are
iiself
officials
in
now awaiting a high-level decisiom as to what to do about the aid program.
Five
U.
seven working
S. police
advisors
and
American technicians for the government in-
formation office have been viriually idle since the downfall of the
the
Khee
new
government
pending
policy.
U. S. aid officials today are expected to ask the new carejaker government to join in eslablishing safeguards against squandering U. S. economic aid| funds
submitted
legislature
situation The four
The
United
suspended
had
the
three
to
bills
combat
committees
first
mecting
of
conduct-
the
tomorrow at 8:30 pm. offices, 302 Tetuan St
The
association
to the
and
others
at
their
up of
concerned
with
lranian City Struck By Another Tremor (AP)
—
A
new earth tremor rocked quake-devastated city of Lar terday causing more damage no. casualties, Radio Tehran nounced.
the yes. but an-
The radio said the movement lasted six seconds and was the strongest since the April 24 shocks which destroyed 2,500 houses and killed between 400 and 500 persons.
Dow Jones Averages NEW
YORK
(AP)—Closing
Dow
Jones
Bird er’s
proposed
Bank
be
supervision the Bank
the
the
president
of
as stipulated in the
employers
the
advance
first
a
late
widened
Best
lows
At
hour,
ticker in
af-
for
the
year
as
the
weeks.
Technicians
called
it a
“tést”
of the year’s lows, but it was a substantial advance in any lu-
guage. .
Speculative
electrical
Amerada
Pet
Of 1,215 issues |traded, 701 advanced, 306 declined, and 208 were unchanged | Standard
on
Av
New ed
Bridg
Brass
3632
+ Vy
51% 39
Unch + 3%
.
4634
+%
86%
+ 3g +13 +e Unch
Celanese
25%
+ 5
30%
+%
61% 45% 40%
de
Pas
STKS
199.45
202.27
19893
201.54
Up
1.97
Con
Edis
Cont
Oil
S
Cola’
St
The Dow Jones 30 Industrials were up 8.12 to 607.73
res compared res
Sales
44.50
44.35 41.65
44.35 41.65N
40.90
41.14N
May A-Asked;
30% « 56%
+M%q Unch
Lead
91%
+%
Cent
22%
+ 5%
4018
Airl
+ 3%
183%
~%
Oil
3216
+%
62% 47%
“M% +M%
Olin
Mathi
Pac Pae
G & Ltg
28%
+h
Pan
A
89
+136
4434 El
Air
+34
1744
+i
413 13%
+ 3% +M%,
Cola
423g 287%
+ + 34
duPont
20534
+41b
Param Pict Pa RR
East East
Air Ko
255% 107%
Food Ford
Mach
+ lg +134
Pepsi Pfizer
491 6714
+19 +2368
Phelps
D
4636
+M%
Philip
Mor
621%
Unch
43% 30% 7238 3844 5934
Unch +% +2Ye +1% +%
Gen
Dynam
Gen Gen
3954
Elec Mills
+%
90 2648
+2 -1
Gen
Motors
44%
Gen
Tel
+%
Ga
Pac
8234
+h
5934
Phillips Pet Pure Oil RCA Raytheon Repub Stl
+3%
Reyn
Met
13% 69%
60%
+h Unch
Reyn
+43
Tob
6312
+h
OFFICE 67 cuerdas farm in Jayuya surrounded by two fivers, planted
in sugar cone, coffee, bananas & ‘fruits. 2 dormitory,
dwellings, 1 and 1 barn.
formation
call
3-0606.
workers For in-
Roy
Dutch
39%
StReg Pap Sears Roeb
+%
41% 49%.
Shell
—-% -%
Oil
3234
Shell Tran Sinclair Socony- Mobil So Am G & P So Cal Ed Southn Co
+1%
.2058 42 3634 54% 57% 4538
+g +N Unch + +h th
| Sou
Pac
Sperry Rd Std Brand
20.
201% 414%
+1q
+36 +%
29
FUTURES
Sep
5.95
Nov
5.94
5.98
World
sugar
to
1
higher.
No.
Sales
57
Close 5.88-89 un-
contracts. Close
3.07 3.14 3.17 3.28 3.34
3.07 3.17B 3.28B 3.34B
3.15B
6.15
St St
Oil Oil
Cal Ind
St
Oil
(NJ)
4236
+12
St Oil Oh Texaco Thom R W
47% 73 59%,
+1 ~+V4 +2%
18%
-%
3434
+l
Tidewat
Tran
Cen
W
Airs
Un
Carbide
Un
Oil
Un
Cal
+4 +3
1352
+My
12614
-—%
3834
+138
2638:
+ 3g
Airc Fruit
3414 22%
—% —M%,
Indust Lines Rub Smelt Steel
10% 27 51 30% 7634
+ Uy — 3% +15 + 3% +2ie
40
Unch
43 5414
+56 +1
Pac
Unit Unit
US US US US US
425% 3936
Oil
-Twent
Warner
Bs
Pics
West Uni Westg Ele Woolwth
Yng Sh & T Zenith Market Tone Total
~~
5.97-98 closed
Low
3.08 3.15 3.17 3.29 3.34
spot
4
futures yester-
5.94
5.97
futures High
sugar
higher. Close 45.30
NEW YORK (AP) — Domestic No. 6 closed 1 lower to 1 higher day. Sales 129 contracts. ¢ High Low July 5.89 5.88
Nat
Dis Gyps
to Low 45.20
41.15 N-Nominal.
SUGAR
Nat
+ Ye +M%
Close 37.79N
44.35 41.65
41% +a
20% 297%
Low 37.75
Sep Mar
+ 4
+ 3%
Cost
44.45
52%
47
San-
44.50
35% 58%
Crn
spot
37.00N.
July
— 138 + 3 ~ VW
Pac
at
5
+ 3g + Vg +53%4 Unch +% —%
Nor
Coffee
“M” futures closed Sales 33 contracts. High May 45.30
405% 435% 158 54% 595% 5034
Y
—
closed
contracts. High 37.80
May
Monsan Ch Mont Ward Motorola Nat Bis Nat Cash Nat Dairy
N
FUTURES (AP)
ex-dock
148
changed
+M% Nwst + 13% {Ohio
Getty Oil Gillette
4
July Sep Oct Mar July Raw B-Bid
48% 53
Air
No.
2,930,000 sha-
and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons 3S at 36.50-36.75A and 5S 35.5035.75A. “B” futures closed 15 to 40 higher.
=i 45
Corn Pd Crane Cc
Che
tos
YORK
+1%
Nat
with
Monday.
COFFEE ‘NEW
26% 160
Merck
+
Zell
traded
MGM Mp) Hon
46
Dow
=
D
-
Doug
Rivera Avenue cor. University Avenue Hyde Park — Rio Piedras Our New Telephone Numbers are
May
62%
Curt Wr Distill Corp
a
Lorillard
31
65
—H
—% -% +%
33% 26% 12%
Coca
2413 Lourel St. Punta Las Marios Telephone 2-8160
1%
835% 213% 2538
Burroughs Cdn Pas Case (J. 1)
Colg Palm Comw Ed
repair shop will be located at
53%
+i
War
8.12 1.25 0.04
| wish to inform all my customers and friends that from May 2, 1960, my watch and clock
Libby
Ligg & My Lockh Air Lone S Ce
37%
Borg
Up Up Up
ANNOUNCEMENT
— Va
Fld
average
1.80 to 210.60.
+158 + 2%, + 15%
+l +1%
Marshall Martin
Press
rose
+1%
624%
+1
stocks
401%
341% 315%
4834
gain-
$4,000,000.
Associated
of 60
the
Exchange
1% +] +1%
62% 4534 794
Borden
nearly The
on
+814
Jones & L Kaiser Al Kennecott
+1%
Stock
quoted
listed
42% 105 10214
1% +) +34
+138 +12
York
the
stocks
45814
88% 51% 31%
621g
all
36.71 35.54N
Tel
46 Ya 2438
indicator,
of
34.36N 33.56N 32.90
Int
Beth Steel Boeing Air
this
value
34.09 33.35 32.66
+M%
Owens
500 stock
index rose 70 cents to 54.83 dollars—its best rise since Feb. 18 when it went up 77 cents. Based
34.40 33.50 32.90
253%
Tel
Up
poor’s
Dec Mar May
+1 +M%,
&
Jones
and
+1
Bus
Sugar
Bendix
8)
Harv Nick Paper
Am
electré-
36.45 35.28
Int Int Int
M
equipments,
36.75 35.55
Int
Rand
rece:
July Sep
Inge
52% * 45%
G
+34 +M%
~ ly
Cyan Smelt
D
38% 30
Unch 41%
Am Am
Assoc
+21 + ¥&%
1834 38%
Airlines Can
Au) Refin Balt & Oh
69% 3634
605%
Am Am
Am Tel Tel Anaconda Armour
Co
among
Volume totaled 2,910,000 shaafew there
Quotations— Grace & Gulf Oil
gains
and; more
nics, drugs, airlines and rubbers.
Gains.
i Most gains ranged from cents to around $2 but
wider
Dow
At the close they had made their best advance in more than 10
much
higher priced lative issues.
Close
began.
+% + 234
Changes
ET
their session
3034 90%
607.73 139.71 88.80
ee
The
Prices were around theit best for the day at the close. The market averages were near
Alumin Lid Aluminum Co
Ches & Oh Chrysler Cities Sv
averages:
1-336]
Prices
Goodrich Goodyear
Close
1-3365
Work-
under
in
by
tape. Gains were ternoon trading.
+119 + 58
Low
Mufioz
the
the
underway
accompanied
4914 297%
598.73 137.77 8824
SALES
that
decline.
Allied Chem Allis Chal
Cer
CORPORATION
got
—Market
High
DUROTEX
author
to authorize
610.14 14082 89.03
&
Antonini,
bill. He said the Worker’s Bank -could then take advantage of the | government's banking experience. ' Pico proposed that the bill be
Open
Maker
Steels and motors led the rally, and they were joined by the rails, chemicals, petroleums,
yesterday in moderately trading market was mixed and at the opening following
Monday’s
Government Development instead of the secretay of
treasury
front active The active
House
created
of
599.95 138.27 8852
Cleck
on
were
the
of
Ramos
INDUS RRS UTILS
A. GRUEN Master Watch
Fi-
the project, was present. Bird said commercial banks lose money on loans for $400 or less due to the high cost of banking operations.
30 20 15
WILLIAM Certificote
on
committees
JOHN MCKEENEW YORK (AP) — The| stock market rallied on a broad
new-
is made
Iran
the
Speaker
Ernesto
the House
committees
and
Labor.
were
Rallies
By
to make payroll deductions for Savings in the proposed bank.
identification.
TEHRAN,
Senate
nance
| amended
island identification specialists which include members of enforcement agencies, some law-
yers,
and
hearing
Market
Sales
65%
+1
10234 97 Higher
+2 +3 Tl
2,910,000
Of Special
Baas
Interest
(Courtesy of San Juan Office Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.)
.
Chase Manhattan Com. Oil Ref. Co. Fajardo East. Sugar Fajardo
Sugar
pf.
Ask
59% 60 — 3%. |. 31% 18% | 27
| 28
First Natl. City Bank Maule Industries -
7834 8
ie
P. R. Telephone So. P. R. Sugar
36% 15%
Pueblo
E.
Bid
Supermarkets 13 _
{
“THE SAN JUAN
STAR — Wednesday, ‘May 4, 1960 ©
New Personnel Management|Oil Industry. Outlook Brighter Course. Planned This Month
By SAM DAWSON
new Hisense seminar on activities to provide opportunity ecetaael management for .go- to practice _problem.solving techvernment and .business execu- niques and human relations tives has: been scheduled. by Catholic University. “May 26-29. | ” Attending the session were: The _ announced three-day ‘Jacinto Castrillo and Mariano
course follows 1thie ‘successful ¢onclusion of @ similar seminar attended
by
16
top ‘officials
re-
presenting industries and government agencies at Hotel quitas last weekend. The
seminars
supplement
are
Barran-
designed
company
for training
and
to
programs
developing
their
executive personnel. Last weekend’s sessions consisted of case discussions
of
actual
situations
that have occurred in industry; géneral sessions where recent developments
and
trend
inthe
personnel management were discussed, and films and work group
Femnos-isemn Puts Luis Ferre In Place STAR
Washington
Bureau
WASHINGTON — Puerto, Rico’s Resident Commissioner - Dr. Antonio
Fernos-Isern
Moriday
told Luis A.. Ferre, in so many words, to: tend to his own af-
fairs tions
for
and
stop
that
Fernos
reelection
November. “L think teresting
Negron, of the P. R. Urban Renewal Corp.; J. B. Daly, Commonwealth Oil Co.;
expected.
Garcia,
nmawares
of_ General
Sylvia
Federal
Electric
Ledesma,
Savings
and
will
that
not
run
post
this
Co.;
of
First
Loan
Asso-
to
be
know
more
what
trouble spots cheerfulness
comes from a new | at them. The troubles aren’t catching them any
companies
more.
are
mands;
Ahorro
Poncefo;
some
how
‘deal with them.
co
y
And
learning
The troubles are: produce far beyond
Credito
heavy
and
capacity to present de-
rising refinery
costs that bump resistance; and
rini, of P. R. Aqueduct and Sewer Authority; Samuel L. Rodriguez,
too big to please most domestic producers but too small! to please
of
coastal
University
of
co; Jorge, Rodriguez
‘Part
Authority;
garra,
of
the
Puerto
Ri-
Montijo,
uf
Felix
Se-
and Chase
Manhattan
Bank.
Enrollments are now being ac-
up against price imports that are
refiners
that -iepeas
upon
them. Bright The that under
Spots,
Too
+
brighter, spots ‘are; moves brought * surplus supplies better control;- rising de-
cepted for the May 26-29 session.
mand,
For information Visco, Box 401,
African oil discoveries that make some companies independent of | potential or actual controls over
write to Roosevelt,
John P.R.
largest
of
the
weather helped ra companies cut their stocks of fuel |; Oils. And now the line , sale
com-
especially
abroad:
North
the once all important Suez Canal: and rising profits for half of oil companies in spite of all
the the
in
the
of 1959.
first
three
Predictions Even Brighter Predictions for the rest of the
ling farther.
chairman,
~} sible. ,. But,
Augustus
notes ‘that high
gasoline
stocks have had a depressing effect on prices. But he feels that
rising demand problem. He sees
United ahead cars after
solve
the
im
‘ the
States running 3 per of last year— new
cent that
are the
The better
will help consumption
|
The ineresie“in' auto |sales.thet started late in March is cheering the oilmen also. It means still more cars on the streets and highways, if such a thing is pos-
year are even brighter. Texaco’s!
Not only is the
weather better,,but travel agencies are predicting the biggest vacation business yet, ith more motorists.on the road travel-
months
|
out on the road again rough winter months.
industry should do~ even abroad, he feels. He sees
are
just
as
noting
car sdies compact
mean
was field,
less
the
the
the
The
in
in the new
compact
per
And
oilmen
increase
notable
profit
automakers. less gasoline.
Still
Detroit,
that
cars
unit for the
they
oil industry
consumo
is
looking
for larger gasoline sales and for a generally good year— in spite of what happened to oll stock
prices.
Pentagon Pushes Price Of Coffee Up A Penny
demand in the rest of ‘the nonCommunist world topping last year’s by 8 per cent. WASHINGTON (AP) — Last Gulf Oils chairman, Ralph 0. ‘year, cafeterias in the Pentagon Rhoades, is even more optimistic. reported 30,000 of their plastic He*sees domestic demand in 1950 coffee cups disappeared. increasing by 3.5 per cent. . So it has been announced that
~At
home
the
been in hot natural gas in
field.
troubles.
pictureis brighter.
gain of 8.2 per cent over the $300,327,000 the same two dozen
to C. Long,
Charles Pennock, of North South Nursery Co.; Israel Rivera Ma-
the
three
Analyst
made
But many of the still remain. The
ciation; Hans Lustig, of Fuentes Fluviales; Vicente Mayol, of Ban-
_ it would
News
of the reports on first-quarter profits Nestor} fare better than many bears had
making | predicto
AP - Business
F. Delgado, of Caribbean Refining Co.; Miss Zaira Elisa del Olmo and Miss Isabel Parra, of the U. S. Army; Raul Frontera, of Star-Kist Caribe Inc.; Luis
Miss
The
panies ‘to report earnings for .the . NEW YORK —(AP)— -The oil first three months of the year industry is. beginning to see its show them ahead of the 1959 first way out of some. of the troubles quarter. This ‘helped puil the as a whole ahead, that led-its shares to become a industry of the 24. companies favorite target of the Stock although reporting so far, exactly half show | Some oil officials are quite trailing profits, Combined, the 24 companies cheerful today about ‘the outlook for the rest of the year: Their made $25,091,000 after taxes, a .
But
oil
industry
has
competition with the home heating
March's:
blustering
because of che losses and higher costs, the price of Pentagon coffee will go up a to eight cents.
penny
a cup—
in-
Ferre
thinks about who should run for the position for his own Fernos said.: Ferre,
hood
the
party,”
Republican
Party’s
candidate
State-
for,
go-}:
vernor, said here several days |’ ago that Fernos probably would
be replaced on the Popular Democratic Party’s ticket this fall.
Supervisory Personnel Seminary Planned
to
be
carried
out
in
cooperation
with the Commonwealth Department of Labor. . Igartua appointed a committee to
study
the
plan
for-the
semi-
nary after the Department’s Pub-
lic Relations
Officers,
Jesus .M.
Benitez, spoke at a Rotary meeting last week on the Depart-
ment’s
training ” program
management
and
for
labor.
APPOINTED— Juan E. Padin has been named vice president in charge of the investment department for Banco “redito y Ahorro Poncefio. Padin, until recently an assistant secretary in
charge of finances for the Commonwealth
Treasury
; }
Department,
is a graduate of the University of Nebraska. He also has post graduate degrees from. Northwestern University and the Whar-
ton School of Commerce of Pennsylvania.
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Honorary patrons of this year's affair are Puerto Rico's Governor, the Hon. Luis Mufioz Marin, who will not be attending the affair,
and Cardinal Spellman. Also slated
Dena
Felisa
Rincon
de
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fast.
Meg’s
A
her
A
for
Margaret’s
sweeping
is for
curves
Margaret,
Antony.
.
the decorated
Abbey—
ham
and
leafy
thorough.
fare Friday, Margaret will ride in a glass coach to Westminster
yesterday the descripfairly accurate
princess
in
of course,
Down
fiance,
The
a broad,
House,
entwined
M,
die, monasfical in its simplicity. Sources close to the roya) fa. mily tion
is
London home, stands just north of The Mall. Painters put the final coat of paint on big initialled medal. lions— with the letters M and
journal, Women’s Wear Daily, printed details of the bridal frock last week. The report said the dress was white silk organ-
and
back
to
Bucking-
Palace for a wedding breaki
After the breakfast and the -farewells of. the royal family and their closest friends, the wedding
Realist
couple
will
go
by
auto.
Margaret is a realist and since complete details were not made public, she refused to alter the dress.
mobile to the Thames River. and board the royal yacht Britannia, A few hours before sundown,
The story also reported on the princess’ headdress — a white feather band in the hair.
the
Said
Hugh
Skillen,
the
Capt.
it didn’t come from me. Anyhow, I didn't design the headdress. I’m only making it.”
to
assume
an
almost
me.
look, Along The Mall Tall masts, tipped by white and gold coronets, rose in state. dieval
Peter
Dawnay,
Britannia,
will
master
give
the
of
or-
der, for the start of the honeymoon
man
who is making the headdress: “The description is right, but
began
service
La
a
As the wedding day approach ed, the processional route—from Buckingham Palace and Clarence House to Westminster Abbey—
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Margaret is defying supersitition, and retaining her wedding dress —despite the fact some of its details have been made public.
}:
te ied
She will be the at Friday night’s 1 in Old San Juan,"' versary benefit ball for the New York
ly
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Lasa- Suarez":
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Nuptials Read
The ty,”
wedding Vows were exchang-
ed
ed by Miss Marina Lasa Feand
Raymond
Suarez
Edward. The wedding tool place on Easter Sunday ‘at
the
chita
Matienzo
sis-
Puerto
At
just below ‘the waist’ BRIDE AND GROOM—Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Suarez, formed the long train. following their wedding at Church of the Immaculate ConThe bride wore a string of pearls, and diamond and pearl ception and reception-in the C asino de Puerto Rico, honeyearrings, both presents from the ‘mooned in Acapulco, Mexico. groom. On her head she wore ‘peau-de-soie, were. the Misses a French tulle veil anchored to Fina Noya, Marta Fernandez, Toher head by two Dior roses and ny Gandia, Delia Manrique, Miorange blossoms and she carried lagros Seneriz, Wanda Camacho, a bouquet of white roses. Ivette Hernandez, Bony Estrada Miss Lasa studied at the Sa- and Mrs. Cuchi Cortes de Quicred Heart Convent in Ponce, fiones. Miss Madie del Valle was and at. the Sacred Heart Colleges the junior bride’s maid, while in Santurece and at Uton, Mass. young Misses Vilma Ferrer Diaz the
son
of
Mr.
and Mrs, Augusto Suarez of Villa Caparra, Santurce, studied Business
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versity Best
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Puerto
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honor.
She
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and Astrid Lasa were the bride’ S pages. After the wedding ceremony, the bride’s parents held a re-
in
occasion.
and
chiffon
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bride’s
tungacise
maid’s
Chantilly
with
the
Easter
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place
was
lilies
de
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decorated
and
white
reses. After toasting the couple with champagne, guests enjoyed a formal dinner, followed by
dancing chestra.
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In previous years, honor guests have included Queen Fredericka cf Greece and the Infanta Maria _ Antonia de Braganca, pretender ic the throne of Portugal. Puerto Rican flowers will be used as floral decorations at the tall and many of the other decorations were made in San Juan iy the Tapia Theater workshop. Numerous Sanjuaneros will be on hand, including Benjamin Arnaldo Mevyners, Jose Gonzalez, Mrs. Maylano)
Guerrero.
Bradsher
and
Mrs.
Dr.
Ed
Martha
Kerstein.
THURSDAY. May 5— A mornY ing coffee. at 10:30 a.m. given ty ihe Navy Officer's Wives Club #i the Reserve Officers’ Beach (;ub in honor of Mme. Helena #.binstcim world famous beauty eansultant. Mrs. Norman fan dJucn. president of the club will (i.iqiate at the affair.: Hostesses “1 re Mrs. Robert C. Gould Mis Philip G. Ledoux, Miss Key Zegri and Miss Carmen Des-
local
Rubinstein
THURSDAY.
ing
night
representatives
cosmetic
of
May
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Theo
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Sheraton director.
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Felisa
will
Mayor
Carlin
N.
J..
who
has
is
also
On
Saturday.
her
honor
Saturday
lunch
that
the the
San
Newark,
has
Day.’
N.
mayor
Stadium.
stadium with
Friday.
Day.’ He her honor
Juan's
Yankee
ex-/
be honor-
proclaimed
“‘Ladies’
day
the
of
May 6 as ‘Dona Felisa will hold a reception in that day.
will visit
director
In
called
Shé
will
Y. Yankees
president. Dan Topping in the stadium’s club room. Also on Saturday. she will be guest of honor at by of
a cocktail party being given Mrs. Mary Downing. organizer the Imperial Ball here, and
Annual
Theater
Fes-
will
tivcl. at the Tapia Theater. te.n goes up at 8:45 p.m.
Cur-
party iner,
later
be
honored
to be given Democratic
at a dinner
by Robert candidate
Gardfrom
The Interior Decoration Club of Puerto Rico will celebrate its 10th
anniversary 14,
on
Saturday, May
at a formal
luncheon
gene
a formal
Roth,
by
Casas. third year’s Third
Rico
Von
Dona ed
Tempo.” by Myrna sroduction of this Puerto
will wear
Roy C. Chalk. president. and owner of Trans-Caribbean Airways is this year’s ball sponsor and
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tremps.
Felisa
black Alencon lace gown, a replica of a ball gown worn by Spanish belles of the last century. It was made here in,San Juan by Rafaela Santos, a well-known local designer, from precious lace which employees of City Hall took up a collection ‘for and presented to their beloved mayoress as a Christmas present last year. With the gown, she will wear an antique gold lavaliere with a picture of her mother and will carry a black ostrich feather fan. Her hair will be coiffed elegantly with tropical blooms tucked in the coils of her braided coronet.
party
a
been
to be held at the Caribe’ Hilton Hotel. The affair will be presided
over
gueroa
by
de
Mrs.
Angelica
Fi-
Valdejuli. kek
A luncheon operadoras
ar
Dona
8)
hae
23 :
i
meeting of the CoSalecianas
will
be
held at the Officers’ Club at: Fort. Brooke on Thursday, May 5, at 12 noon. Mrs. Angelina Silva de Besosa will preside. ° eee
Wives Puerto hold
of
of
the
Rico Bar Association
will
a
members
iuncheon
members
meeting
for
of the press, radio
and
television, next Saturday, ._May 7, at La Rosaleda on the Guaynabo Road, at 12 noon.
Installation The
Ladies
-Auxiliary
of
the
Jewish Community Center will hold their annual installation of officers luncheon today at 12:30 p.m.
the
in
the
Hotel
Governor’s
Condado
Room
Beach.
of
Mrs.
Marshall Maltzman, wife of the Rabbi, will officiate at the installation N. Y. Island
ceremonies.
to the home.
Senate,
A lecture at the Yeshiva for San
mayoress
back
his
Long
University of Juan’s busy
has been
is expected on Sunday.
in
in
cancelled.
She
Puerto
Rico
BOWLING BEAUTIES—“Miss Brunswick” (Joanne manace) learns a trick or three from Doris Porter,
Roone
of the U. S. top women bowlers, here last weekend for the opening
photo
of the Paradise
by Betty
Knorr.)
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and sport
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RAMON ANTONETTI : i “Special Té The STAR® 4 COROZAL -—. Mrs. “Mercedes NERAL* ENCIES: This ins since “you: “tan ‘envision the: Gonzdlez de. Rosado was’ unis one, of those. days when. most future and ‘how: to attain : your} animously selected “Mother of everyone’ ‘can get. -a ‘great deal desires” with’ aceuracy, the Year” “by a special comcomplished. in. proportion to. ‘traté ot key people and get them: ‘mittee headed by Superintendent the ou iving qualities yon dnd} “Then advancement of Schools, Fidel~ Lopez. 1 nanife Be sure you do think] “eomes. ery. “Very” Quickly. “Mrs. Gonzalez ‘has’ ~-worked big terms, tor. nothing much hard and made many sacrifices that “is ‘petty. will amount to ‘You can privately. - _eonfer. with “to provide an education*for her. anything, but if you go after} the--right “people today-‘so- that the . largest aims’ ‘you. can envi- you ‘realize..a. greater abundance: six sons and “daughters, . Bae ere is. a: refrigeration Sion, : you .can: have-.a consider. ‘and to: spare. Be suré -you. read able amount of success. <. — | your «paper and other printed Mechanic;! William has a Ba‘chelor _ of Seience degree in media -that is worthwhile, P.M. (March 21-to April 9) No 7 you know how to. reas Bian 4yours: campaign’ On” Paper Education; Flor Aida and -Hilda ‘are secretaries; Nieanor has . izemore: wisely on your ‘spe- wise cial talents. Be «more. practical. ~ (Sept... 23 - to Oct. 92) a. Master’s degreein Civil EnAlso; ‘through cheer Eee An- ideal: day. and evening: to. gineering, and, Edwin is a tabureach. greater rapport \ as- contact.refined, enlightened and: lating - machine _ Operator. happy.. pérsons’ so: that you. get 19) Be Sure you comprehénd the Ahe-benefit of their good- advice, ideas and suggestions-..of . good ‘| though they may seen a bit up- associate today. And although TAURUS -(April. 20 to: Be sure you cooperate | pity. Be socisbley. cooperative. | enterprises- may seem~ overly mily’ ties. today so that yt iu can Grow. large, they can be brought dowh get. fine benefits and bring 4 SCORPIO (Oct. 23: to Nov. 21) to practical size. Come to a bet,| Anything < connected with your ter understanding with everyone. credit; finances; the. public in __PISCES (Feb: 20°to March 20) U
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ponded'
to
‘they!
us—all our
upbringing,
grateful
haven’t
haye
Jove
vand our ‘sacrifices
care
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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Wednenday, May s 1960 .
the
historical
fact
that
the
Catholic
Church and the Popular Party have coexisted for twenty years on a plane of mutual recognition, if not chumminess.
A
great
part
of
the
rally
stepping
should
a
much
not.
deeper
back,
respect
for
the
Catholic
he
feels
may
have
Catholic
tra-
church.
Speaking, or perhaps only pretending to speak, for the Popular Party, are a group of individuals whose faces predictably pucker whenever the words church and education happen to meet in a single sentence. As was to be expected, these self-appointed arbitrars
of democratic spectre
thought
of
are
public
much
school
disturbed
children
ing one hour a week off from the to receive religious instruction. real
Anti-clericalism, of push behind their
nalization
offered,
by
receiv-
classroom
course, provides the objections. The ratio-
however,
is that
14
the availa-
Wide
By JANE Currently
on
University
of
DEBRAN exhibit
Puerto
of
at
the
Museum
is
a
the
New
York,
reportedly
friction among the create “divisions”
students. between
tion
in
of
the
permanent
col-
lection of oils by Puerto Rican painters acquired over the past three years by the Museum . Because the museum building is incomplete and does not enjoy maximum exhibition space, this coHection has in the past been shuttled from the Tower to any available room on campus. It now hangs where it belongs, but only for a short indefinite period. ||1 Excellent Opportunity
the
Public
school
off in
given
the
84)
from The
from
of
would
to
several
it
attend
instruction
school
—
allow
request
classes
teachers.
ac-
legislature,
who
the
the
school
pending
church,
children
weekly
away
the
No.
Catholic
religion.
members
by
(P.C.
Commonwealth
by
ses
bill
the
backed hour
for cri-
bill.
Briefly,
an
clas-
would
be
and
by
plant,
denominations,
No
minor
child
not
would
take religious training if his parents objected, and then only in the cult his parents prefer.
Another objection raised by opponents of the bill is that religion is something reseryed for home and chapel, without a place in
the school
system,
Yet
opponents
would
argue
school simply _ sibility,
a
now
not
primarily
many
for
lunch program because it is
of the bill’s
instance,
that
a
should be dropped the Parent’s; responthe
school’s
to
provide
child with a well balanced meal. Also, the Mufioz administration recognized
the need in spirit, when
ty.”
The
Puerto Rico it launched
goal
of
for cultivating’ the “Operation Sereni-
that operation,
as
explained
by the Party, \was to help islanders realize that the balanced life of work, play, and con-
templation
of
the
is
the
Operation
aim
Range
ALBERTS
Rico
including
without creating Why it would
Art Review: U.P.R. Museum
A
states
tics
That is why the Catholic drive to pass legislation facilitating religious instruction for public school children, which jousts against a Party whose intellectuals are often streaked with anti-clericalism will not necessarily produce a church-state conflict in Puerto Rico
the
in
religious operates
to
dition than for the church militant, but he is too shrewd a politician, and too true a humanist to fall into avoidable conflicts with
the
best
Serenity
life.
In
seemed
of religious
fact, very
instruction.
the
goal
much
like
Of Styles
creates
a
relation
certain
degree
scene
that
which
they
become
by
size
real
world
unreal.
‘Here,
and to
the
Rico,
reason
as
enough
well
as
td
accord
the
collection.
Landscapes
rest
it a
To
of the
place
ing.
:
Samuel- Sanchez. in Corena de Espinas takes an essentially religious motif, a crown of thorns,
realistic,
cubistic,
observer.
impressionistic
are here
for the
and
frvit
on
a
in
table
perspective. Magic
Lorenzo
realism
Homar.
the
solids
against
of
a
an
oil
distorted
Magic Realism is the Setting of Le
With
ultra-smooth
lamp
and
wall
and
Le
paint,
Lai
by
Homar
The be
Heart
at.
‘Medical will be
theory
leave
which
Temple
will
began
some
impressed
years
years PuerJuan
ago,
while
up
steep
treating jibaros in the mountains around Aibonito, with their ability
to
hills
carry
heavy-
without’
loads
panting.
Although
most jibaros suffered from anemia, they rarely suffered heart attacks. It was Dr. Amadeo’s theory that the body compensated for anemia
by creating
a richer circu-}’
ation network of ‘the heart mus‘cle. He called them “extraordinary hearts.”’
|
\
Was Medical Officer
Dr. ‘Salazar) will investigate the ‘factors in the heart muscle’ itself which develop these inter-communication
channels.
of
blood
circulation. | A medical Officer during World War II, Dr. Salazar served in the
U.
S.
Army from
1949
to: 1946.
Three. years ‘of that time was in the Mediterranean theatre, including North Africa and Italy. © ~ He is a graduate of Louisiana State University and obtained his medical degree at Tulane Medical
centers:
crown In
this
and - La
tortured
cross. Puerta
simplifies
a picket
plumber’s
workshop,
wreath
in
a
small
the He
gold,
t del
Plomero,
gateway and
and
balances
Carlos
Rivéra
entrance these
to
a
verticals
with the lines of a suspended ladder. Flat paint, with no attention to details but onlyto the masses of the forms, coordinate reality and the eye of the artist. mS bo
a
DR ANDRES SALAZAR associate - professor of Clinical Medicine at the University of Puerto Rico Medical ‘School. He will be joined in Philadelphia around June 1 by his wife, Carmen, and sons Andrés, 17, Car-
los, 13, and Willy, 8. Dr. Salazar plans to return to
Puerto Rica to resume his private practice, and to continue here the
investigative
work
Which
he.
is
| work in internal medicine at Johns about to initiate under the NHI Hopkitis, and was ‘ertifiied by the ‘fellowship at Philadelphia. ~
_
LETTERS —
AY BENDITO!
*
me, man: can be .a lot .more cruel than the law. was the day Caryl Fellow Puerto Ricans, before Chessman died. Tuesday was the you utter another “ay bendito day I learned something. I for Caryl, think of the ay: benlearned that the death of Chess- ditos you didn’t utter for his man is the type of incident, victims, his arrongance, his which measures the true hidden meanness. Better still, save your feelings toward the U:S. ay benditos for the really useTuesday morning I heard no- less and cold blooded murders Sir: Monday
to of
and explores on a blood-orange background intricate relations of the black tangled forms.
his private in .internal medi-
School in Philadelphia devoted largely to a
which
was
die.
.-. balanced verticals
to
Univetsity
ago with the strong-hearted to Rican jibaros. Dr. José Amadeo of San
The
LA PUERTA DEL PLOMERO
}
In. addition practice here
Institute,
actual research
done
tion
-
contrasts
will.
how the “Americanos forgive anything.” I even that
in politics
they’ll
believe
in
capi-
its proponents séem has. Of course, the
of laws law
said
and
not of men.
Chessman
(Incidentally,
it
is
must ironical
note that the very fairness the appeal laws which gave
-him ‘so attempt
of
occur
daily.
ways. And these nocent victims. Anybody
for
on
‘our
high-
are ‘truly an
ay
in-
bendito?
Richard L. Alvarez
:
Santurce, P.R. Ed: nos
Not among the “Americawho never forgive” was
Harry Truman who commuted to life imprisonment the death sentence
meted
out to Puerto
ico Nationalist Collazo in 1950
for the murder of White House guard Leslie Coffelt, while attempting Truman.
to ,
assassinate ,
Mr. ;
UPR's Jaime Benitez
In New York Confabs.
many | opportunities to to reverse the convic-
Jaime Benitez, chancellor of the University of Puerto Rico is in New York conferring with officials
many.)
feller Foundations. on ‘university topics. He will also consult with
tion—12 years—has now been’ converted to “cruélty’ in the eyes
which
do
idea of revenge is as barbaric as it is the least of the reasons for capital, punishment. I do feel, however, that this is a‘na-
in a_ luminiscent, wonderfully unreal sunset created by fragmentary bright oranges and cool
cine in 1949. .
Md. |
rent effect to feel it
Among the 40 diverse works are José Dobal, an impressionistic study Veleros by of sailboats
American Board of Internal Medi-
Cer-|
tal punishment simply because I don’t think it has the deter-
and
im hues of biue to lavender by an evening sky, Quinque by Julio Rosado del Valle is ah absiract still life realizing the. relate d harmopies
on
Condado,
anything.” Now, I don’t
a
Manuel Hernandez’ El Fanguito, a portion of a slum area, is a simplified, flat foreground scene, somberly sad) in mood, of awkward shacks standing on waterlogged stilts, darkly colored
Natiorial
the
Bethesda,
kriow
interested
yellows.
by
Group
heard that the poor fellow was a “political pawn” and, ‘we all
Still
abstract,
terms
St.,
promi:
member of the
May 15 forthe states to. begin cine, Dr.,; Salazar is, attending a year of research in heart ail- physician in internal medicine at ments under a fellowship granted Presbyterian Hospital, and. an
heard never
Lifes Puerto Rican landscapes, street-scene s, portrait Studies. still-lifes treated in repre sentational, sur-
\expressionistic
and
thing but ay benditos and more ay benditos for poor Caryl. I
world,
in such
EF. Salazar,
vantes
boys wearing Chritsmas crowns loom large and sad outside a small-walled Puerto _Rican town. Two are playing native instruments, one is sing-
tunity to view the works of painter s who have shown at the Museum or at the Ateneo, and athers whose works enjoy reputations because of contemporaneity in Puerto Rico. The collection also presents the possibi lity of seeing all at once a range of styles and subjects popular here today. However, the collection overlooks) several of the talented painters — ] refer to Rios and Alberty in particular— who have exhjbited’ previously in the university and whose works tend toward non-objective paintings. ' Because non-objective painting does exist in
Puerto
Andrés physician
~| Ashford, Medical
three
Although not a comprehensive collection, the ‘exhibit is broad and offers an excéllent oppor-—
is
Dr. nent
School. He later took post graduate
intensifies
aspects: of the
Research Fellowship
+
system of public school proposed for Puerto: Rico
how
gene-
without
when
personally
The training
“di-
.
children in Puerto Rico, an island noted its tolerance, is not clearly explained by
state
Mufioz
cause
go
knows
and_
church
of
Focus
In
will
‘students.
must
this
tread gingerly dbout the issues
rer he
for peace
who
Munoz, n
to
taleza
fl
credit
prevailing
instruction
the
.
Chessman the man said he must not: die, I'll go on the side
of the Ford, Carnegie, and Rocke-
appropriate
officials
-on‘ the apof law, not of man. If the law is strict it should] pointment of 'a- director for the be changed. But while it is in } University’s Nuclear Center. Benitez attended - the “annual. effect, it must be complied with or else man (Hitlers, Trujillos, meeting of the National Assn. of
Perons, Faubuses, et al) attempts
| or does ’
take over. And
GAA, a
fo cloud
religious
between
ag AR PARR STAB ARERR ERR
tend
of
visions”
a
bility
DAB
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Sic
J.
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nus
HAROLD
sporadic skirmishes between Gov. Luis Marin and Ponce bishop Msgr. McMa-
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The Munoz
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Dr. Salazar Granted
believe
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3 ‘The Southern. senators
and
congressmen
who
farmer,
argue and fight against any ill, that. provides aid to school rest their argument on one principle—- government. control. These élected _representatives: are terrified of controls. To listen to them on the horrors of ‘‘controls,” you would
suspect,
is
a
in Washington
Gov. Luis Muiioz Marin is an accomplished polThe Governor itician: -_He is-.also.'a confident one: gave Puerto: Rico..a demonstration yesterday of his
don’t . even | damage
'. Legislature which'is now in its fourth and final session. Anew Legislature will be elected in November. ‘The--message : called for development of a plan
~to bring about -thee-reform -of the entire educational .
the’ legislation this ‘year.
Thus Gov. Mufioz
gave the: people his assurance.
that although this Legislature which his Popular Dem-.
ocratic
Party.
controls.
overwhelmingly is
about
to
expire, it is, in his mind, 4 continuing legislative body which will resume next — after. the Aomogliey of a -general election. : When
-remains
a Legislature
unfinished
expires,
business.
tinfinished
Bills “have
might ‘ask,
how can a chief ex
re-
utive
send a-message to a dying Legislature do, something which, it. has -no- time to” accomplish ? Bees he believe that the elections will ret
federal:
government.
does
i
=|
FLETCHER
educational
system
we
hope
the-new
d carry out the reform of the along the lines the Governor ‘BHg,
“posed in yesterday’s message. The salaries.
Governor asked. for n increase in teachers’ That’s one important phase of his méssage
that the present Legislature can act on, and we understand that it will before adjournment. ‘ He has asked little enough, an increase from the basic salary of
$150 a month to $210 and from $190 to $250 for teachers with a B. A. degree.. The best propos: in the Governor's. message, we think, is’ the one th would gear teachers’ earnings to the increase i in per| capita incomé in the island. As the economy improves, the teachers would be assured
that they will not be left behind as they have been— up to now.
Suddenly Last Monday Caryl. Chessman is dead and the world flinches, but not for the death of a sex-deviated kidnaper. The world flinches because it also lost a-race in the San Quentin gas chamber. And it died by an inch. Their is‘ a film ying in-town this week, Tennessee Williams’ “Si denly.‘Last Summer.” In the film ‘one of the cha cters recalls a phenomenon on a tropical beach when‘a flock of newly-hatched turtles _ broke from their eggs and made the frantic dash. to,
the safety of the sea.' Overhead the buzzards soared, watching, waiting.: Then they dived’onto the scurry-
STAR
Washington
:
Bureau
. WASHINGTON—Gen.
Lyman
L. Lemnitzer, 60-year-old Army Chief of Staff, -is slated to suc ceed Gen.- Nathan F. Twining
as the nation’s top~ military
of
ficer early this summer. The.: 62-year-old Twining;
j one
learned
recently.
Twining; | who. has ;undergone an appendicitis operation « following -surgery last year for eancer of the lung, feels his ‘health, is not strong enough: to continue in the chairman’s post. He .is reported to have agreed, however, to remain until Congress “ adjourns, probably ay in
July.
Follows Custom Sf Twining, ‘serving -his’ second two-year term as chairman, was
he
advanced
his
a year after the the surgeons.
12 years Caryl Chessman tried: to ‘make it. across. the beach." On Monday life Hronpert down on him.
Which of us is not a turtle?
good
place
for
taxes,
it's
divorce.
\ *
spend
more
a
When
a
gambler
lousy
place
for
‘
i
*
THE GAMBLERS. KNOW | The. gamblers, compulsive, notorious, know all the truths borrows}
\ professional, about gambling.
money
from
a_near-
by friend after the game has bankrupted
him,
he always says, “I'll pay! you back tomorrow.” He never says, “‘T’ll pay, you back tonight,” beeet rai knows he's coins to lose: ae money
the
man
| 800d
than
Twining,
head- for
but
has
a
military admi-
chiefs
rean
of
staff
all
command.
TODAY'S BEST FROM EUROVE
Lemnitzer’s
retirement
two
beuts
expected
wich
eleva-
tions to the top ‘post. would: follow the custom of rotating heads | of, the three=-main’ services in the JCS chairman's office. Gen.
|
[ poToMAC | | FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL STAB
Washington
Biggest
Washington
Sureau
issue
“
is
the doctors, leaving the Demgocrats. with nothing but the a fenty.”.
out their-soft underbellies.
Which of us | is: not a buzzard? ”
; who
io pay them. Among them are the fellows who . are trying-to find out what gives-them the best ~ tax relief. possible: But one of these fellows told me that as soon. as you find a state that’s a
until the expiration of the appointment on Aug. 15, 1961, but
ke The ‘horrifying spectacle. was used. to symbolize one of Williams’ character’s view of Life.
a
:
people
not slated to relinquish his. post
medical care for old folks. Thus far, Republicans seem te. have all
hes
of
tend to ‘chart a different course George H. Decker, currently the in military policy is. probléma- 59-year-old Army vice chief of | tical. His views will be far less staff. Decker, a native: of Catskill, important than. those of the New York, and a graduate of next President. Lemnitzer holds the tradition- Lafayette College, Would be the al Army view that: America is first non- West Pointer to head since Gen. George C. placing too: many of her eggs the. . a Virginia Military in the big- H-bomb-airplane-mis- Marshall; World sile basket: and not» enough Institute| graduate,., in preparing for “the small ° wars. eightth non-West Pointer to head. On ,the’ other hand, he is’ far the “Army since Civil War days, less emphatic in -his beliefs Decker has been prepped for than were his’ Army predeces- the Army chief staff job, of sors, Gens. Maxwell Taylor and serving as .commander-in-chief Matthew: Ridgway. -in-Korea before coming to.-Washlast three Army Lemnitzer is a less decisive ington. The
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff when Congress adjourns, it was
ing turtles, flipping. them onto their backs and- eating
For
|
race
INNNITNTS
Jing the next Legislature ior. not,
a
SR
r
He sures does: . And we think as of now. that he’ s probably: right. Incidentally, whether he is right about control-.
body will pitch in:
alone
Omar Bradley, Army, was fol- nistrition and owns one of the | lowed’ by’ Admiral Arthur “W. Most retentive memories in the Radford; _ Navy, .who -gave way armed forces. to Twining, Air Force, BradDecker In Line ley and Radford now have luc-| He would be succeeded as Yative industrial | jobs-, Whether Lemnitzer - would Army Chief-of . Staff by ‘Gen.
:
KNEBEL |
y “of. the top Air Force officers of World: War- II, has: indicated might as well get these important: ealls for action out. his wish to: retire:as. chairman
|
let
2
By
to control of the next Legislature and, | therefore;: hé
of the way?
fiber,
_
money trying to avoid taxes. than it would: cost
school-aid bill is
not . “control”
of
\Lemnitzer Slated: To Succeed |Twining As JCS Chairman
introduced. They cannot be carried over for a|newly. - elected. legislature. Then, one
Southerners
farmer when next he argues’ about ‘‘contrals.’”
business
to-
There’s
serious will happen than the lifting of a heavy ‘and unnecessary burden. _ Consider this:.-There is: no greater individualist in this world than the Southern farmer. Visit. the rural areas of the South and this fact cannot help but. impress. itself upon you. It would behoove |a Southern senator to remember ‘this The
moral
Tt |
enact
fear about.:a
his
- STATE TAXES
as many. of us the
revipient
kok
ing fear will be laid to rest, and nothing.-more--
trust in the political future. He sent a message to the
_-
What
the
‘dissuade him from what' he thinks ‘or does.
-
that it will include a clause prohibiting racial discrimination. It_is the fear-of the black man again, the fear that. pervades: all the Southerners’ political thinking. “On the day the Negro becomes .a first-class citizen, and only then, this unreason--.
The Cocksure Politician
_ System. in ‘Puerto Rico. This is something that the_ +: Legislature cannot accomplish before it ex-. ‘pires for all time'on May 31. Even a. special session, which he could call, could not study the problem and
subterfuge.
is
and other. grants that come his way from sunup “to sundown’ year after year. Federal controls
think they were talking about. ‘a foreign power. Bat this chargeof. ‘‘control,’’
‘though this. farmer
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The U. S. Military Academy has announced sweeping changes in its curriculum, giving the humanities equal billing with science. July, embraces the curricular modifi-
David-
alumni
were
evaluate their West ing in the light of
asked Point their
to
trainbattle
experiences. side experts
A committee of outalso was brought in
to
the
go
over
curriculum.
into
1:45 p.m. Around ther,
the
and
bath
locked
room
about
himself in.
9 p.m. his younger
who
had
just ‘arrived
YORK #—Ten members
Guzman last. September 21 youth gang ambush outside
jail terms yesterday’ for the slay-
ris High School. — ‘The youths originally were ‘Charged with first degree murder,
the
ing
oldest
last
only
summer
bro-
rival. The
slender
and
man,
Edward
learned his brother was in the bath room, broke the door down and found his brother dead.
21, of
were. given
a
16-year-old
17-year-old Perez,
‘ trigger-
drew
the
punishable
by death.
in a Mor-
ile a jury
‘was being: selected to ‘try them last
March,
they
were
allowed to,
.
stiffest sentence—20 years to life— }plead_ guilty to lesser charges. for second degree murder. While The slaying of Guzman, member his cohorts exhorted him to “burn of another Puerto Rican gang, “em, burn’em,’’ he shot down John made him the 1ith victim in a wave
of
juvenile
murder
.himself
a juvenile
that
aroused the city last simmer. Guzman,
linquent,
belonged
Crowns.
gang.
falling -out
to
His
the.
ambush
:
@
the
Perez led an
‘party of Royal ‘Knights
Crowns
when
he
Valiant join-
‘sought san
school; but
raced
steps.
for ‘the
‘the battle was
ed, Guzman as
had
over a -girl; with
that lay in wait the.
Valiant
group
rival Royal Knights.
|
-de-
was
in
gunned
back
down
up the
. >
front’
i
Bree:
The eldest of the defendants, Angelo Diaz, 21, | was séntenced to 34% to 7 years in prison for mansidughter. The“ two youngest, Cesar Martinez and Jose Ramon
a
Cuba, both 16, drew indeterminate. terms. Of the remainder, one got and
‘one
an
neem
ase
3 to 6 years, four 2% to 5 years
sen-
189:
H.
history
The
included
went
NEW
of a Puerto Rican street . gang,
| Antony W ll Dress Tradifionally Friday
Bi oe;
NEW YORK (AP) Antony Armstrong-Jones will morning clothes
wear traditional at his wedding
-
Friday to Princess Margaret. This
was
reported
yesterday
by
erg
Garrison
since 1900. Those polled President Eisenhower.
program,
cations in the 158-year of the Academy. Gen.
of a poll of 13,040 alumni who have graduated from West Point
Casas, according to police. Authorities said Maldonado Rivera
Terms In N.Y.
Daily News Record, a men’s wear. publication, in a .Fairchild News Service dispatch from London on men’s
fashions
for the ceremony.
Armstrong-Jones.
tailored
for
him
Goddard,
Ltd.,
university
days.
fitting
Palace.
by
clothes
his
tailors
He
Thursday
&
‘since
had -his last
at
’
-were
Denman
RS
effective next most drastic
academic
academy ~ superintendent, the changes were the result
29,
PP
new
son, said
Rivera,'
.
Buckingham
College Prexy Asks Girls To Don Skirts. NEW YORK (AP) — There’s sad news at Columbia University—and you couldn’t tell who felt worse, the boys or girls. Slacks and bermuda shorts are out for coeds — in class and
off-campus.
s
“Polite and gracious, considerate and helpful” is the way
Webster defines courtesy —It’s also the way Shell dealérs everywhere like to meet and greet you, the way
they like to serve you. Shell stands for quality products backed by courteous, friendly servic — always. e
When you visit a Shell Service Station you'lt find courtes y.
Mrs, Millicent McIntosh, president of Barnard College, the
undergraduate
||mal @
women’s
part
of
the university, requested that coeds wear skirts to classes “to contribute favorably to the image of the university.” Her request, however, does not refer to “outdoors on our own. grounds, and will be in fabeyance during final examinations,” the president’ said. Forup
regulations
in June. Many male
ported
skirt
the
will
be
students
coeds
campaign. \
in
drawn
had
sup-
their
anti-
PLA AUTO CORP. Fernandez
Juncos
PUERTA DE
Stop -6
TIERRA
NEW FORDS — FALCONS”
Wide selection of quality used cars
-
3 Service for f-‘all cars ;| sald ¥
+.
.
a
ee LSaBSSRE RS EUS
(AP)
Maldonado
was found dead Sunday night at his apartment in Caserio Las
ADEN
N. Y.
Edwin
i
‘
POINT.
-
a
<8
Aga
Caserio Las Casas
Give Humanities High Rating WEST
10 PR. Youths Get Jail
|Man Found Dead In
ae
RET
West Point Course Changes
Lt.
oF
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, May 4, 1960.
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items:
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port, a transcription of high school credits, and $10 matriculation fee, though former Inter-American
students are exempted from tfiose requirements. _ Entrance examinations
held
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June
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starting their for teachers
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basic
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announces
students training,
ciples of BRIDGE-TODAY, may want to read William may
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of those unable ie attend regular He led a ‘daytime courst and when The courses offered will be for
let it ride. If he took the
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Marta ‘Coll, Miss University| jury. . ‘the good news ‘that Evie -of ‘Puerto'Rico; is my bid-for and Wes received from daughoffset the bad Miss - Puerto Rico. This. beauti- ter Barbara, | fuk girl,’ who was elected’by| luck. Barbara and. “husband,
'| the student body, will be ,crown-| Fred Browand made. the Fai‘led May. 6-at festivities to be | sons grandparents - with the- are. ‘held at Bird’s Restaurant in Rio Piedras. She is the daughf ter
of the late. José
and
Miguel
Coll
«Mrs. Rosa Fisagren.
Coll
of Santirrce. Investment banker Shay of Baltimore, Md.
Zuest for
at
Duffy’s
several
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the
Guest
days. in
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Mr.
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David was a
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~ Terry: Lee,”
rival of: daughter born ‘April 26.
of the
Saded Nations Civil Liberties Commission, © was house guest | of Gov. Muiioz Marin over thé
_| week-end. LABOR RELATIONS GROUP ARRIVES—tnion leaders from New York arrived here Monday as guests of the Labor Relations Institute of the University of Puerto Rico for a four-day conference called “Operation Rapport 1960.” At the airport, from a t, Wallace Wohlking, of the N. Y. State School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University, and Francisca Bou, of the Commonwealth Department of Labor’s Migration Division in New York, ave welcomed by Adelaide Barela, and Alfredo Nazario, both of the Labor Relations Institute, UPR. (STAR photo by Bob Bone.)
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MARTA COLL. all the major prizes at the 1960
Antilles , . Bowling Tournament i pele receiitly at Fort Buchanan: Rico. ~ ae oe Lee who arrived: aboard Emilie Davila, owner of Ca- 3 ~ Bergensfjord sa~Davila, and Carmelo Rom4n, “interviewing the day who heads Carlton Men's Shop, local. celebrities and: :dignataries for: the~ Alabama: Broadcasting Store and are re-modeling now System.” The interviews were Ateneo
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Puerto
have bought the Madison » Shoe for
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‘Marina,
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Ponce Piano Concerts PONCE — ‘Pianist Elias. Lo‘pez will begin' a series of con i ‘cérts tonight at $:30°in La-Per- -
: la Theater under the auspices. of Pro Arie-of ‘Ponce. The. program wilk,
include
Beethoven;.
Goopin and Prokofiev. qates 2S
was
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: Family Problems Tonight
heard.
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For
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ments to ‘the: constitution and regulations. will + “be discussed at the general assembly. .The place of the. meeting..will be
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service in the Caribbean. . .
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Leibowitz, owner. of Lee’s Shoe ‘by,.the A.BS. 0 Sore Salon has designed anew shoe. Gov, Munoz Marin will film Frank, The Case pf the Pearl Payroll which will be manufactured in a-profram .at “WIPR-TV. FAJARDO . ‘Italy... ‘The Pan American! Man: |:‘row to be shown coast to coast, PUERTO RICO: On; Stage, Libertad Laagement Club ‘of-P.R. will “meet[ marque for the N.Y. Times Youth | Fo-. at a ‘cocktail and buffet: on the PARAISO; The Forty “Niners rum, . The Governor: will answer BAYAMON ~: Pool . Terrace of El. San Juan questions: by: a. gFoup of stud-_ INTERNATIONAL DRIVE IN: The Hotel. ents from the “various univer-Lieutenant Wore Skirts, The Ba \ + shal.| ¢ Barbarian |) wirs~“Evie Faison; wife of- sitiesein Puerto Rico, « for | Sead amd the Geisha vo PONCE, Wes Faison, head of Lock Joint’ program. FOX-DELICIAS: Suddenly, Last SamPipe Co., is recuperating at | The Puerto” Rican: aye Asmer KRESTO-DENIA: Maruija MARTI: Goliath & the Barbarians CORCELLES:
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Holder, popular New York nightelub author- painter dances an impromtu number at the Virgin Islands Carnival in St. Thomas |.ast week-end. He appeared during a traditional program of skits presented Saturday afternoon in the ballpack shortly before the “break-away,” a steel band street dance down to carnival village. (STAR photo by H. S. Thompson.) pNowweyenngenggvgengegnggngngwgwnwgnngnwgngegogq
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memories
lon Brando permission to make a movie based on Chessman’s
when
life with Brando the star. Brando was among a crowd
insbill
type of vanity for dictators was outmoded. He gave Farl ty some
of his country’s
stamps, bearing the
photos
of his
children.
mien
Die-
trich phoned
her
lawyer, Louis Nizer, to retain him
to bring libel suits against several Berlin
I was “a boy
papers on the Francisco, little
a home
Charlton
selling
news-
streets of San did I dream I’d
fit for
Heston
a king.” is
flying
night to
Australia for the “Ben-Hur” premiere there. The Academy Award Winner says he has no immediate film commitments; “Anf if you don’t have a new movie ready, enjoy
the
old
one.”...
Pierre
Monteux, the conductor, says that the nicest thing about his 85th birthday was a marriage proposal from a Texas lady... John
Craven,
son
of
the
late
newspapers, Dan- star, Frank Craven, returns to ny Kaye piloted show business with a film role his own; plane]in in “Oceans 11.”
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which tion
last Los
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week from Angeles to
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about
Hollywood
150
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THE SAN JUAN STAR—— Wednesday, Moy 4, 1960,
Landlord Has Tongue Like A Sword’ tor
This is the 25th installment in The STAR's serialization of “Island in the City.” In yesterday's installment, the author began a discussion of the Civic Orientation Center, a clinic to help the ranging people of Spanish Harlem with a variety of problems rom rent and housing to welfare and installment payments. The center has been developed and carried on by Pete Canino, who is sometimes known as the “Mayor of El Barrio.” Today's installment continues a description of a typical meet-
ing
at
the
Civic
(°From Mifflin
Orientation
“Island
Co.,
in
copyright
the
1957,
Several
Canino’s
ed
them
Wakefield.
19609
by
Dan
published
by
Wakefield.)
professional
files
that
was
still
off
sitting
his
glasses
the people present. didn’t know where
She the
was.
Canino
door
minutes
opened
twelve
&
five
and
years
Jarge
later
a
old
boy
portable
at
P.S.
of horn-rimmed
was
just
wore.
lifted
the
typewriter
onto
the
desk in front of the walked to the door
girl, with
and his
left
Rite
her,
and
children were They lived in
apartment
at
84
Last 108th Street and paid $18.26 tent every two weeks. There were cockroaches in the room
nd
there
ihe
was
no
children
steam
were
heat.
sick,
and
their feet were swollen from the cold. She had complained to the landlord and the landlord
said
she
move.
was
She
going
appealed
to have to
the
to City
Do
you
Group
MOUS
if
have of
so,
holds
Wednesdays
a
drinking
an English ALCOHOLICS
weekly
problem
«
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*
Speaking ANONY-
at 8:00 P. M.
= St.
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Ponce
de
welcome!
Leon
Avenue.
You
are
”
HIRAI IGE
his
the
York
words
It read
Mrs.
as
follows:
Rodriguez. to
hot
of
find
You
your
own
room inform the of Welfare at an inabove
line Pete
that said “Investigator.” Canino stood up and
pointed citizens,
a finger at the other all of whom had leaned
forward
in
their
the
story of “You must
no
quietly,
seats
to
hear
Mrs. Rodriguez. come.” said Cani-
“all
of
you,
to
a
meeting Thursday night at the school, P.S. 108, eight o'clock. A man from the Rent Commis-
sion
will
be
there.”
Canino’s said, “You
voice must
rose come
and and
embarrassing
questions!
there—all
of
you
He sat complaint the rest of Rodriguez. no income
down, pulled out a form, and took down the details from Mrs. Mrs. Rodriguez had of her own, and she
was not ment in
[Ell
he ask
be
come!”
eligible for an aparta city housing project.
Canino pressed out the facts from his pen to the paper, and then told Mrs. Rodriguez that later in the evening a periodista from one of the city’s Englishlanguage
coming ing
daily
newspapers
around
to see the hous-
conditions,
and
take him to see apartment and
Mrs. let
read
about
said
she’d
The Mrs. come
of
next
it.
be
was
he
would
Rodriguez’s the people
Mrs.
She
began
water
to
line
apartment
building
file a Multiple Tenants’ tion for a Decrease’
These applications stating complaints
his
state
faucets
flaking
steam
water
was to
Applicain Rent.
can be made of violations
in the apartment house and if the Rent Commission investiga-
of
and
and
were
wel-
Spanish.
across her chest—a sibyl of the slums without heat or prophecy. Pedro Canino closed the door.
with
glancing
the corners, table. With
Ivy
his for
The
about
notebook,
crew-cut,
mother were dark and expressionless. She moved back silently beside the blue flame of the stove and folded ~her arms
who bade began at complaints
moved
ceiling; into the kitchen
eyes of the three little girls’ stared out from above the green blanket at the strangers. Their eyes were dark and curious and frightened; the eyes of their
at
inside,
League
* Finds
ap-
student
looking
over
and
heat
to
set
in
a mammoth was placed
television near the,
for
turned
to
get
the
top
and said, ‘You oughtn’t to have that TV set—ought to buy the
lady of the
lish,
several
other
looked
quizzically,
fully,
at
the
press,
and he repeated
the
ply and the delivery of the next when there’ was no heat at all.
but there were rats in the place. The newspaperman said he
late, desk
this
time
it
was
and
looked
This
from
one
was of
around
the the
newspapers, ried over to
knew bitten
from
for food.” The woman and
the
the daily
her
son
and
show
she
ought
to
reporter
took
her
use
night wind
Avenue—not
nue
of
was swept the
advertising
cold,
name
and
and
Ave-
publish-
ing firms in mid-Manhattan; the
Madison
apartments
Avenue that
form
a
Madison
Madison
of a
by
not fine clean
said
of
the
actual
quietly
that
she
Hot
to
Apartment guez, her
Health
the
thought
blue
gas
flame
stove
room’s
of
the
room
waved
burner.
up
This
only heat. The
were stone-cold. hot water.
Maria that the
the border” at 108th, where streetlights grow sparse and
go to being
There
a
ed
on
the
a
the
radiators no
Rodriguez explained girls were too sick to
school. Besides swollen, they
their all
who
curtain
cover
was
of
your
the
food,”
Asleep
feet had
window.
to the
door
answer
to
the price
and
A
woman
and
explained
Pete’s
questions
condition
of her
apartment.
Pete
large
was
the
must
and
door
was
woman
down, however, and Pete knock-
at
from
that.”
said in a loud voice. The woman smiled.
in
the
do
Everyone
Water
opened
from “they
Pete Canino thanked the occupants and led his visitors back to the street. The newsPpaperman wanted to see more apartments, and Pete explained that it was past eleven o’clock and almost everyone was asleep. There was a light on in a groundfloor apartment a few doors
was another little girl. At rear
old
bite.
and stepped back to let the visitors enter. At the front of the room was a medium-sized bed with three little girls in it, covered by a ragged green blanket. On a couch next to
them
the
“You
he
1, and Maria Rodricoat still wrapped
her,
must
staring from “bedroom.”
the
knocked
undistinguishable
they
came Canino
ratholes.
Pete Canino talked about the holes in the ceiling, and looked. for more. The reporter turned
lived.
around
almost
them
she’d rather not do that. The reporter, dejected now, shook his head. “Weak case,” he said. The visitors departed. They walked up the street to 108th, and turned in at No. 84, the building where Maria Rodri-
canyon of stone to 96th Street. This was Madison Avenue “across the the
Board
them
more
haven’t covered their food. They must cover their food. Pete, tell
ratthe
and
out
Isabel house,
“Look .here,” (the man the newspaper said,
said
had been news was
Canino,
to the
No
Border down
little boy rats. This
Pedro
hood apartments whose tenants had come to the Center that evening with complaints,
sharp
Canino
The woman grimaced slightly when this was translated and
guez
and address. Shop was soon closed, and Canino set out with the reporter and another visitor to see some of the neighbor-
Ave.
open
newspaperman was frightened for a moment. He wondered if the woman would be willing to take
nodded vigorously,
Madison
her by
and Canino hurgrasp his arm in
what
said
no
said that she didn’t the holes but she
translated
greeting. He pulled the reporter to a woman nearby and explained her case. “People with problems!” Canino exclaimed, by way of introduction. “This poor woman, this woman lives in a one-room apartment and pays $80 a month and welfare only gives her $68 for rent so she has to take the rest
and
detected any actual Canino put this to
woman, who know about
periodista city’s
spot
violations,
hadn’t holes.
getting
waiting whom the lawyer or assistants had not yet taken care of. As Canino was talking the door opened and a_— crew-cut young man with a notebook en-
room.
could
housing
and Canino went from his to talk to the people still
tered
then to Wanino he
from
kitchen to watch the cockroaches, and observed that some dishes were sitting on | the table that contained the remains of rice and beans. |
in a louder tone and somemore broken English. He
that
out
cowboy movie, spoken in Spanish. The reporter walked to the
his state-
ment what
turned
pointing
ing,
respect-
of
and
A teen-age girl sat staring at a television set whose screen was filled with a constanly waver-
intendent waited antil the coal supply was completely exhausted before ordering more, and there were therefore two or three days between the last of the sup-
By
was
The Eng-
gentleman
bedroom,
ed them with interest. Sanchez, the head of the
house
staircase,
a
it peeked an old woman. She smiled at the visitors and watch-
The newspaperman stopped in his inspection to stare at it, then
to the
the biggest crawled up
the kitchen wall. A curtain divided off a section of the room
set that window.
important things first.’ woman, not understanding
and
ing, big enough for rats. Cockroaches
scat-
not
pressure
and
was
Case
“strong case.” There were holes in both the floor and the ceil-
a
tered piles around thé room. The main piece of furniture was
that
paint,
clothing
Strong
Down the hall in Apartment 2 the reporter found a very
critical inspection the moment a col-
floor, a broken skylight that let the rain in and soaked the
The in
Juana Escobar, who had in behalf of the. people
her
walls,
Rodriguez
home. lady
had “a tongue like a sword.” The visitors thanked Mrs. Rodriguez and turned to go. The
down
knocked
guests
torrent
at the under
minor items. Juana Escobar mentioned also that the super-
you
a
a pencil
complaints of herself and fellow tenants: defective
warped
City
Department
his
newspaperman
buildings.
enough
with
New
It was signed with distinguishable signature,
that
of
Canino
always un-. and the superintendent
it was. hard pleasant, for
day
States Complaints -|room assigned him in some building that Juana Es- nightmare dormitory of the lived in had twenty-eight imagination. The floor was bare,
plumbing,
in
once.
ed high on her legs, and a red, White. and blue silk scarf tied Po around her thin, pinched ace.’ Her name was Maria Ro-had
written
in
their
stamped
find a new Department
on. He patted him proudly on fhe shoulders and returned to is desk, still smiling broadly. Cockroaches In Room The next citizen seeking help was a middle-aged lady with a drawn, sallow face and long, dark hair. She wore a black ie and white wool socks pul-
husband
note
in
and
lege
typical
the
visitors
apartment
are
the her
agent
have no furniture. When
Canino
sympathy.
don't work, rats in the building, uncovered ratholes, broken windows (the season was winter),
a
father
et
help
wind. first
pearance, suggested
so
his
comed by a woman them come in, and once to explain her
will
celebrated
the
holiday in the paint-flaking, ratinfested, unheated rooms that
apartments.
apartment—you are now living in a furnished room, therefore you don't need a_ truck to move you as you
his
he and the four living on welfare.
for
‘welfare
a
will. have
like
Canino
her
her
To:
those
told
left
Welfare.”
quiet,
in
fallen
led
the
he
Kaufman
English, which-she couldn't read. She handed the note to Pedro Canino. It was scrawled in pen on Stationery that was
with
a
glasses
She
and
of
handsome boy dressed in a gray foal and a natty gray cap. His arge and serious brown eyes $tared out from behind a pair
riguez.
Department
typewriter.
108,
WAKEFIELD
moving,
had
“Eh, son,’ said Pedro Canino, rising from his desk with a preat smile and going to emrace the boy. Canino’s boy, a Student
AN
Welfare
the
in
“a
listener
head
who
The cobar
MARRY
SPAMLE
Qe
wore
MS
about
walked
his
people
ee
jumped
in the
Kaufman was brought to court on Christmas Eve of 1957 and got off with $150 in fines. Perhaps the spirit of the season accounted for the -lenient punishment; it did not help the
| |
up and made a phone call, then Sat down again, and said to the girl, “You see, we need two secfetar'es—full-time, regular secretaries. and a regular office on the ground floor. That’s what we need.” The girl shyly nodded and looked away, her feet swinging faster above the floor.
About
lives and
shake
to}
for
he
house,”
idly
authority
typewriter
for the resi-
the
housing
many of said she
Canino
seat-
to
had
107th Street, and beckoned them up the stairs of an apartment, house. The door of the building idly banged back and forth in
Harsuch
come
Jhere is the typewriter?” The | irl was still waiting for the | typewriter to come so she could-| Make out letters of complaint
the
disdain
East with
had
stare around the room in the} guish of abuse and asked, |
to
snow that before.
had
gone
taken
complain to the superintendent. Mrs. Rodriguez said she did but
people
at the long table, swinging her feet that did not quite touch the floor. Canino suddenly noticed her a moment when he
had
traffic, and the streets were ribbons of the at 34-60 streaked with
assistant
and
socks
lived
tenement buildings in lem and has run them
Houghton
to get out the records of those who had been there before. The pudgy young girl in the blue
knee
Escobar
the buildings are scarstained with the black
and dingy marks of the tenements. There was. hardly any
rents
East 112th Street, a ‘building owned by one W. J. Kaufman,
W AKEFIELD
DAN
faces of red and
colds. The reporter was inspecting a large hole in the floor under the washbasin. He asked Mrs. Rodriguez why she didn’t
the
dents that his name has become well known in Spanish Harlem. A person sometimes’ explains
more
in,
1959,
1958,
By
true,
a landlord who has a great many
Dan
by
them
Juana
Center.
City’
finds
will be ordered lowered and the landlord will be forced into making the minimum = repairs that the law necessitates.
led
the
said
couldn’t most
and
away
was
sorry
he
show
them
more,
but
people
he
visitors
he
had
to
were
asleep
now
get
to bed
him-
self.
“I have to get up early tomorrow morning,” he said.| “I’m
invited
to a conference
Christians wonderful
know. er.
and’ Jews.
of the That’s
organization,
Peoples,
meeting
a you
togeth-
”
He
bade
strangers
goodbye
walked
for a moment
to
on,
train that suddenly past
and
the
stopping
watch the
thundered
on its way to Conneeticut. (To be Continued) | | ||
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months,
be-
Binning May 25th, small furnished, screened house in Villa Caparra. One bedroom airconditioned Bargain for right couple, Telephone 8-1727.
Ltsi
RENT
HOUSES
BEACH FEONT house, near La Con. cha and Sheraton Hotels. 3 bedrooms,2 baths, servant’s quarters, airconditioned. Telephone, Moving. must FRANCISCUS REALTORS
SOCIATES, 1443
rent. $350 AND _ AS-
3-3506.
39
GEORGETOWN - GARDEN HILLS. Unfurnished, spacious 3 bedroom _ house, separate living~ and diningroom, large
front porch, 2 car garage. Servant’s quarters. Rent $250. monthly. Call €-2143 or
8-0568.
{
1426
57
57
ly in
equipped cabinets,
kitchen, water heater, builtcarport, screens. venetian
blinds. lamps. For Torres, 3-7085 after Mike, Loiza 1902.
information, Mrs. 6 PM. or Joyeria
1424
59
SAN
GERARDO
new
3 bed-
room unfurnished house, 1-12 kitchen fully equipped, water Available May 1, $140. Please
baths, heater. phone
3-3327
or
—
1147,
Brand
Bayamon.
1390
.
SPACIOUS
54
HOUSE,
unfurnished,
with
livingroom, diningroom, three bedrooms, two baths, library, ~big porch, garage and servants’ quarters. A fruit tree orchard. Nicest residential section. F-3 Street 6, Parkside. Rental $300. per month. 1416
Visit
house
or
call
2-1360
ANTILLES GUEST HOUSE, in lovely Miramar, with nice ocean view. Near Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social Security Building, Ponce de Leon BOs, 4th Floor. Apartment 401-402, Mrs. Vesa 83-6769. ilvs UF MAGDALENA decorated Jarse living and
tioned
bedroom
Suite Apartment. and furnished, with diningroom, aircondi
for
two,
Private bith. Located in tion one block from La
kitchen
and
Condado secConcha Hotel.
Pri.ace entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Call Ceieste Todd, telephone 2-1356. 102
55
ISLAND HOUSE —1017 Ashford — Condado ocean front. Private stairway to beach. New, informal. Sun terrace facing sea. Spacious, modern airconditionéd rooms. SPECIAL SUMMER RATES: $14 $18 daily, double, in-
cluding
complete
breakfast.
Call
2-1779. ASHFORD
HOUSE
w
Guest
UF
AVAILABLE
IMMEDIATELY,
tocated -in Hato Rey,
residence
best residential section in around corner from Ponce
de Leon Avenue.,Near church, schools, shopping areas. Porch, five bedrooms, two bathrooms, livingroom, dining room,
large and
pantry,
bar,
office
kitchen,
servant’s
16 closets.
Rental
hours
outdoor
barbecue
quarters,
$300.90
garage,
monthly.
Phone
2-0886.
1347
429
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 bedroom with bath, three other bedrooms, independent bath, kitchen and
pantry. Telephone. Separate servants’ quarters, laundry and garage. Rental reasonable. Location: near Cuatro Cales, uan. 1399
Guaynabo, Telephone
P. R. Box 3306 Guaynabo 2371.
San 56
COMFORTABLE HOME, living - dining room, kitchen with hot water and stove. 3 big bedrooms, 2 porches, fully screened
and fully airconditioned. backyard with fruit trees. monwealth
School.
Carport, big Close to Com-
Furnished
$200
month-
ly, unfurnished $160. Telephone until 6 P.M. After that 6-3508. Lamar St. Roosevelt Extension.
2-0500 Rafael
1387
54
House.
-1317.
702
HOUSES
FOR
SAN
served
1850
McCleary
Ave.
600
NEW
CONCEPT
in
Tel.
tourist
tions. With the rental of excellent accommodations,
with a meals 3-6802
UF
accomodaone you
24 hour-a-day loan of a car sightseeing, nite club visiting, anytime. 2-0486
of get
our the
for your etc. Call
1394
55
COLONIAL GUEST Avenue, Miramar,
HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Santurce, Centrally
located. Single and double accommodatidns with private bath, some air con-
ditigned.
beach.
guided
tours. Mrs.
Hotels.
Telephones
Annie
De
Personal
3-6231
Mauret,
and
Manager.
THE DUFFY'S have remodeled charming, old beach home, and now offer rooms, all with private bath, some with
private
patio,
some
air
One minute to beach and $7.50 ‘single, $10. double. include complete breakfast. Road, near Call 9-0144,
382
San Juan 9-0532.
conditioned.
bus, All Isla
3
SALE
FOR
bedroom
house,
diningroom
FOR type
square
livingroom
meter
vestment Santurce,
lot.
and
For
Service 3-3550.
information,
Company,
BEDROOM
house
with
6609
screens,
offered
and
2-3013
Ext
211,
Box
BUILDINGS HOTEL
Santurce. 36
FRANCISCO
—-
Unusual _
oppor-
with back tan
cabinets, laundry room, terraces overlooking area. Double carport,
baths, dining
front and metropoliscreened,
1300. meters, high, level, landscaped, ready for immediate occupancy. Total price
$26,900.
tron
Realty,
SANTA
Payment
2-0911,
MARIA
baths,
—
facilities.
Box
729
Three
“Cin-
Roosevelt.
becrooms,
to
air-conditioned,
livingroom,
seen to be appreciated. Total price $42,000. Cintrén Realty, 2-0911, Box 729
Roosevelt,
P.
R.
24 rooms with private bath. Solid construction. Plans approved, permits g-anted. Heart ' of most valuable Santurce sector. on Ponce de Leén Avemue. Restaurant on ground floor in operation, 10 year lease. Will leave part mortgage. Outstanding opportunity. Write Box 8204, Santurce. 1318 510
RENT
56 SAN
PATRICIO
—
library,
powder
room
and
large
foyer
on
first. 4 large airconditioned bedrooms, plus spare room, 3 baths, 10 cedar lined closets. 3 large porches, double garage and
carport.
Separate
servants’
quarters
From rates Verde
Rates
from
$4.
single.
Mrs.
2-3994.
Cruthirds,
UF
955
Apartment,
livingroom water,
with
terrace,
daily, less 2-3196. 1374 MAISON
double
per
sofa
airconditioned,
bed,
private
week.
BLANCHE
bath,
hot
entrance.
$9.
Marchand,
2-6178,
61 Guest
frouse.
Double
and single air conditioned rooms with bath, Near beach. Sun terraces, 77 Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Intercontinental. Wilson. Manager Vicente Julid, Telephone 3-2936. OF 102 OF
ROOMS
etc.
For
3-3991
room
for
Guerrero
3-5861.
RENT
FURNISHED _
rent,
independent
Airconditioned,
one
Noble
block
7,
from
Park
ANTONIO
GUEST
HOUSE
-
One
Juan. San Park, Ocean Street. Tapia Rooms with private bath, airconditioned. 3 minutes from Airport. Beautiful swimwithin Good -restaurants beach. ming served. Breakfast distance. walking
6
RENT
kitchen,
livingroom,
screenedy—
Bayamon 1136, 37, Bayamon.
other
or
write
.
1376
LOTS
HOUSE
—
Taft
53.
Each
LA PROVIDENCIA GUEST Parque 153. Near beaches,
HOUSE — restaurants,
theatres, busses, Sun terrace, all airconditioned rocms, Cooking facilities. For information, phone 2-9352. or write to Box 12384 Loiza Station, Santurce. 1251 CASCADE beach, in Ocean Park ments —conditioned. rates. C.A.
GUES?T HOUSE — at the the city. No6 Elena St., Santurce, Efficiency apartsuites — rooms — airDaily, weekly, monthly Rivera, Manager. Telephone
2-6267.
1159
510 4
HOTEL
LUQUILLO
RESTAUBANT. rooms,$7
beach of continental 369 HILS
3
On
—
@CEAN
the
ocean.
minutes
from
the
VIEW
WANTED
-—
ST.
Puerto
three
and
directly
on
the beach. Roll out of bed into the water. Airconditioning by the trade winds. Breakfast included. Outdoor barbecue at your disposal. 1850 Atlantic, 3-2331. 1384 UF
pbed-
56
KITTS
— _
Beachfront
:
524
Rico.
1409
56
OPPORTUNITY
1393
55
OFFICE
SPACE
2200 SQUARE FEET office space, in hew building on Ponce de “Leén Avenue; Stop 23. Ample parking. Telephone Parker Realtor, office 3-3788. % 1439 . Yo u
4
OFFICE OFFICE
lot in San Francisco Call 2-0911, or write
Roosevelt,
modern
EQUIPMENT
FURNITURE,
new
i:
con
ns
including executive desk and consolidator cabinet, conference table, chairs, Royal typewriter, Verifax photocopy. Telephone
2-4614
or
3-7893.
:
1413
Sik
Real Estate Corner PARKSIDE fine
low
-— price!
A
fine ree
big
house
generous
at
a
bed-
rooms with walk-in closets, two baths, living room, dining room, and recreation room with bar. Carport, servant’s quarters.
Only
$26,000!
SAN of
FRANCISCO first
rate
—
Third
an
acre
sound,
of
well
land
with:
a
Solid
three
bedroom
built three bedroom home. Carport and servant’s quarters too! Priced well below $25,000 — only small down payment
required.
AVENIDA WALL - Big and brand new! Three giant bedrooms’ with built-in
BALDRICH
dressing tables, large closets. Completely equipped Humphrey kitchen. Beauti-
84 meter landscaped lot. Superbly located in quiet, shady, residential heighborhood. Under $20,000 with mia-
fully located Just $26,000 ment!
on quarter with very
acre corner lot. low down pay-
—
=~ Robert
home
with separate garage, servant’s quarters, imal down 1411
payment.
Double
OF HOUSE
729,
TRADE
famous
Luquillo. Puerto Rican food. Luquillo, P.R. -
BEACH
Bok
or
EMERGENCY SALE — Condado apartment house, 3 stories, plus penthouse on lagoon fronting La Concha Hotel, plus ocean-front house and two lots: Total down payment $40,000. Must have money early May to meet emergency. Plus 16 hotel-motel sites. Franciscus Realtors & Associates, 3-3506, 3-8372.
61
WANT TO buy or Santa Maria. GUEST
—
55
FAMILY ‘from States, need modern apartment or house, or near vicinity. 3 bedrooms,
3: 0834.
room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance $15. double, $12. single. Special rates by the month. 2-0887 or 2-2206. 773 UF
BUILT
PM.
Czll Box
OR
INVESTMENT
MOVING furnished Santurce facilities. Raldiris,
8-0540
Hotel, excellent condition, for sale. Also 1,000 acres of miscellaneous property, some plantations, all suitable hotel ot cottage colonies. On beaches, roads — some near airport. Write Simmons, Betances 265, Santurce, P. R., or Duncan, Box 165, St. Kitts, B.W.I.
Boulevard.
THREE OR four bedroom ‘house, furnished or unfurnished, preferably near beach. Will consider purchase. Mr. John C. Hunt, 3-5890 during office hours, after -
SALE
1283
studio
55
3-0030 1398
3-1542,
ONE ACRE with concrete house almost completed. Paved road around lot. Close to El Comandante Racetrack. Beautiful hill, 10° minutes on view, Panoramic drive to Rio Piedras and International Airport. Leaving for the States. Telephone 6-3177 or Box 666 Rio Piedras. 1383 54
beach. 54
TO
call
entrance.
1375
WANTED
Vi-
:
NEVIS
or 56
FOR
COMPLETELY
8-1168.
SAN
or
.
and laundry, 3 rooms, 2 baths. 40’ x 20’ filtered pool. Lighted tennis court. $75,000. 1420
3-4448
premises.
1400
Spa-
cious 11 room house on 6,000 meter Jot. Many shade and fruit trees. Large kitchen and pantry, livingroom, diningroom, breakfast room, barroom, airconditioned
supermarket,
call
on
at
GARDEN HILLS) beautiful 905 meter, high, flat. Payment facilities. Others Santa Maria. San Francisco. Hato Rey, Cupey. Cintron Realty, Box 729, Roosevelt. 2-0911. 1408 56
FOR KENT first and second floor of a new modern building at 171 Quisqueya Avenue near Carpenter Road, Hato Rey. Approximately 15,000 sq. ft. each floor, first floor suitable for stores, machinery, warehouse, harddistributor,
Academy
Supermarkets and arranged. For ap-
3-5360.
das, 1405
510
apply
1407 URBANIZATION
1437
information
José
RESIDENTIAL LOT, Urbanization Sagrado Corazén, Cupey’ Alto. 1215 square meters, 34 meter front, completely level, cut, not filled, highest and coolest part of urbanization. Information — call Go-
1500 SQ. FT. office space available, Stop 20, Santurce. Centrally located. Airconditioned. Parking, private sanitary installations, seven divisions of different sizes, flourescent lamps. Rent reasom able, established by Rent Control Board of Puerto Rico. Third floor. Telephone available. New building, screened. Located Hipodromo 652. For information, Centro Tecnico Esteva, telephone 2-5856.
ware
San
120 ACRES of ocean front land along the northern coast, ideal for tourist center. Near Dorado. No brokers. Cail or write William Menendez, Box 87, 63. Phone Rico, Manati," Puerto 1427 : 57
two
diningroom, family room, big back terrace, maid’s room and bath, laundry, beautiful kitchen with built-in .cabinets. 1238 meters, fully landscaped, fenced. Double carport. Screened.: Must be
house Three
LOTS FOR SALE
easily converted
FOR
Lot
De-
21,
finished.’
room, 2 bath home, Cupey, near shopping center, Rio Piedras. Built-in kitchen bar, carport, two terraces. Screened, landscaped. Excellent financing available. Miss Weiner 3-8400. * 1382 6t
FOR SALE
BUILDING,
Altamira
1,
just
59
CUSTOM
F.H.A.
14203,
RENT
in
No.
please
FOR
financing arranged for ali types of ‘alterations, additions and improvements to your house and premises. “Pico Inc” ae
Hills,
pointment, 8-1190. 1421
HOME IMPROVEMENT PRICES
rent —
Ita Caparra, Pueblo Woolworth. Financing
56
BEST
or Street
Bellavista
Garden
yard all feneed. Under FHA plan 8 months. Monthly payments $60.00. Also selling practice piano $35.000. Information JN-22B Caparra Terrace. 1412
SALE
OB
bedrooms, closets, living, dining, spacious kitchen with cabinets. Two bathrooms, porch, garage and servant’s quarters with additional bathroom. 625.9% square meters. Telephone facilities and other modern conveniences. Close to
In-
Box
SALE
velopment,
39
T
THREE
SPACE
tunity. Three bedrooms, two extra big livingroom, kitchen —
TAFT
JENNY’S: Guest House Delicious atmosphere.
and
Beach
-
servant’s quarters. 2 car carport. Fully landscaped, fully equipped kitchen. 1277
separate
SALE
OF
‘AUNT ‘amily
CONDADO GUEST HOUSE, Condado 606, Stop 17. 2 block§ La Concha and
2-7927.
i
SAN JUAN GUEST MOUSE: Enjoy breakfast and drinks on your private terrace in delightful continental-run guest house close to ‘‘Under The Trees”, and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion Court, corner of McLeary. Member capone Tourist Association. Telephone
1120-1122. Ashford Avenue, Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid Service. All screened. Hot water Some with air conditioning. Best hotel and tesidential section. Beach facilities Special arrangements for couples travel. ing together. One block from La Concha Condado
FOR
HILLS
57
i
St Hou SC § y
GAEDEN
LOS ANGELES — near airport, WC-34, attractive house, 3 bedrooms, complete-
Santurce.
56
PUNTA
FOR
)
At
Jupticorner Street livingroom, kitchen,
Venus ew, drooms,
3
in
APARTMENTS
UNFURNISHED
San
buy. State
1410 96
RENT
FOR
hot
FOR
2-8138
APARTMENTS
new
FOR RENT: Two story house in exclusive residential section, near the beach. Five bedrooms, 3 baths, two living rooms, large dining room, equip-
corner
3-3550
101
suite
Parque, 1133
de
Ponce
Martin,
San
Brand
3-8254_
1429
UF
also for sale or rent, FARMS HOMES, probusiness and investment buildings. desirable most the ail land-in perty. suc oh as sections,s 2rowing fastest and MaHills, Santa Garden Capacra. Vita Consult Santurce. Rev. Hato Tuas
CINTRON
HOUSES
RENT
H-15.
furnished 3 bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths, livingdining, mahogany kitchen cabinets,
of houses for sale, ocean front wuarg
and investment FRANCISCUS
FOR
GERARDO
\ N I FILE
ere
28100 ot 72 (| |, A
Tschudin, Realtor
TELS. 3.5315 |
3-6535
57
*
Boos
3-8400 Ext 72 ( SECRETARIAL
e
TRUCKS FOR
IBM
. reports.
Electric
1120,
. Hourly
Ashford
Apt,
”
4231
_
BIKINI
59
copper
AIR CONDITIONERS AUTO ~
6-5003.
last
-|
EFFICIENT. fast Secretarial Service, lega) documsnts. contracts, reports, free Pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lob Gay or night — 35156. 166 UF
ARTIC-KAR auto air conditioners for all cars, foreign American. Good Prices, financing, parts and service Fact hani D sor Inquire at Mediavilla’s Machi Quisqueya 53, Stop 28, Hato Rey. Tel UF
CARS
Phone
6-0283.
3444
520
POSITIONS
WANTED,
WHY
A
USED
SALE
CARY
With
visit
at
Martorani
de Leon (opposite
degree,
5
years
experience
No objection to 3009, San Juan. 1434 ’
traveling.
as
executive.
Write
to
Box
SKIING Lagoon.
tours
26
$275
1955
35,000
PLYMOUTH
miles,
Please
call
Club
radio,
1402
owner.
788
or
553.
32
permanent
sedan, white.
CHEVROLET
IMPALA,
4
WANTED
MALE
EXPERIENCED LINE crew for setting poles and anchors. 1210 Luchetti St., Santurce. 1397
transmission,
tinted
weekdays
8
—
4.
DIRT,
1419
57| APPLIANCE
Del
ahdenninersaaaernane aaa Loe = dead >
MECHANIC
in
phases
all
of
— auto
lan
experienced intenance
between
REPAIRS
éay
8-1804 1279
washers, ‘ dryers, dish’ ranges, amd gas stoves.
service or
Guarantee
on
8-1012.
Cal]
in
Building 1380
iS YOUR roof dirtyr tf so, for expert high water. pressure cleaning and paint af OP Verde, Bayamén. 1 UF
1415 CARRIER
BOYS
WANTED:
Go
SPORTS
&
FOREIGN
1958 VOLKSWAGEN. good _ condition, 0 cash and assume payments. AlJso 953 Ford 4door $450 cash. Lagomar Court No. 16, next to Mario’s Restaurant, Usla Verde between 5 - 8 PM. 3410 54
For
Classified
Ads
CALL 3-8400 EXT.
72
wo rd.
cents
word. | i i! \ }
each
additiona
NIGHT CLUB for sale 300 person bandstand, floor, dance Pacity, Good reputation. Air conditioned. Stop area, main: avenue. and Fdz. Juncos. After 7:30 PM. 2-1871 Maisonet. 1291 SALES
&
SERVICE
Store
for
sale
cabar. Me26 Call 525 —
office. equipment. typewriters, cash registers, safes, keys, ete. In b ten years. Good location, low rent. Call Mr. Rogue mornings 9-11 only. 1 acenene 3-6245. 57 STORE
FOR
SALE
—
Attractive
wo-
men’s apparei and gift shop, Well located in shopping center. Exclusive rights for sale of women’s apparel. Excellent opportunity to acquire a good going concern. Total investment required $25,000. For details write Box G, San Juan Star (Box 4187 San Juan). 1284 te : 56 INVESTMENT PEOPERTY for sale or trade.” Excellent location, Rents over $28,000 a year, can be increased to $35,000. Year leases. Seven tenants, Call for appointment, Centro Técnico Esteva, Phone 2-5856. ’ 1436 510
—
io
30 words, $3.00 for 5 days
4
56
into
CARS
MOVING:
PRIME, WELL secured second for sale. Annual yield over
1234
phone
6-5003.
‘automatic
|--7HEk
DIRT,
Lanausse,
touch
——
IT
NO
Poincare
Parque,
DIRT | to
condi-|
phones.
Maker,
Las
moves
you
is
“T
is yours”
Laurel
Phone
2413,
2-8160
as
fices,
factories,
restaurants,
ete.
veo
of
Lowest
Van
Leén a8
No.
BOB
INSTRUMENTS
:
CHIROPRACTORS
:
the
mortgages 11%. For
SPANISH
LESSONS
college graduate. De Diego, Stop
Swiss
Chalet,
Supermarket).
1418
Tel.
. $12
Pueblo
2-9842.
56
INSTITUTO
DE
IDIOMAS
—
SUPPLY
2-5511, 3-3102, °
tk
Japan. shipping.
SAVE
WITH
tadustriel
States,
Packing, Agent of
Gal Muebleria
£2,
95
Mon.
CONSULTANT
BUSINESS IN
WIT?
AND
PUERTO
INDUSTRY RICO
Testing — Training 2-0200 fer information
do
SALES
& -—
Television
Service the on All
work 9
guaranteed.
UF
PAN
AMERICAN
&
Tel.
9-0268.
ELECTRONICS
RADIO
RENTAL
1265
521
CONDITIONERS Window
type,
12 Navy Leaguers
Off For Convention President
A.
INDUSTRIAL
the
annual
Daniel V. Gallery Steel Band, which
also
left in a separate plane. Leaving yesterday was the local chapter’s
secretary,
Capt.
Principal
Frank
speaker
at
Crocco. the
con-
Caribe Hilton with the commandant of the Naval Air Station at
Santurce
2-5282, Caguas A
EQUIPMENT
CHAIRS,
2-6267 '
attend
Rear Adm. and his Navy
annual
meeting
heavy
duty,
re-
or
324,
Bayamon.
Fla.,
on May
Vice
20 in the
Adm.
bert Goldthwaite as speaker. The Puerto Rico chapter only
sistant to abuse, yet comfortable. Seats and backs, modern design, longras and eye-appeal. Information R
cr I :
to
convention of the Navy League of the United States, to be held at Disneyland, in Anheim. Calif., May 47.
DETECTIVE BUREAU: Agency in Latin
DETECTIVE
FACTORY
head-
BUREAUS
UF
Tel.
Valdes
vention will be Secretary of the Navy William B. Franke, The Puerto Rico chapter will hold its
3260
Ave.
Alfonso
ed a delegation of twelve members of the Puerto Rico Chapter of the Navy League which left
will play at the convention, |
-9,000 B. T. U. Compact, only wie" 25x16%”" Lowest prices. Installed and serviced by experts. Comercial Rodriguez Umpierre, Fortaleza 351, Sap Juan
NTEINENTAL to :
Pta Tierra, P.R.
this week
SCHOOLS
DELUXE
San Agustin’
LABS
PATTY PEASE School of Painting. Daytime classes in portrait, landscape, and still life. $10. a month. Register nowlimited to 5 students per class. Telephone 2-8927 for further information.
AMANA
47 Bergen Street
SERVICE
COMPANY
UF
Stop
Psychologist
PERSONNEL
TO
Ge
We
205.
Gours:
GEORGE
the best
TORRES.
Suite
35424
Sat.
PSYCHOLOGIST
free Lines.
v
Tel. 91
UF
Rico, United
Santurce.
WILCHEK
Jun 3
offers complete dispensary supplies and equipment, First aid & Oxygen kits. Protective clothing and Laboratory supplies and equipment. Thermometers, masks, rubber goods. Every thing for physicians,—hospital and patients. 317 Fortaleza (St.. San Juan
519 133
eo se
a
Diego,
—
Pensacola,
' HOSPITAL SUPPLIES HOSPITAL
for Van
Over 10 years experience is behind best in T. V. sevice and repair receivers of any make or model
Conversa.
“tional courses in Spanish, French, English. Classes day and night. Call 2-3542 1355 Ponce de Leén Avenue, Second Floor, Stop 19, Santurce. 1091 | 84
THE
Fri
Tel. 2-2726,220677 Ponce de
1057.
AIR
for Continentals, by.
-
+
Lines, Inc.
ART
Private lessons. 123 22, Santurce. ‘(Near
from
and
De
Santerce.
neck
UF
CLASSES
across
look for
318
with
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
AIR SHIPMENTS _internationally and locally. Personalized Service by Air Express’ International Corp.. at: San Juan International Airport. Call | 9-1196
LANGUAGE
most
6-3357, 6-3329
move
Germany, storage,
FORWARDING
{ »
your
scheduled,
Dr. Robert M. Overton Low beck pains, headaches, P sinus trouble, asthme, arthritis, X-Ray.
Coll
TV
details.
oF
:
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obtained
more ‘new
Ro-
not
members
last. year, but it is also the largest of all Navy League chapters with 65 more: miembers than the New. York chapter.
Catholic Bishops Ask lB All P.R. Parishes To
Join
22 Rally
M
rously supports a bill now pending action in the Commonwealth
By HAROLD J. LIDIN The Roman Catholic bishops of a in the in
for
legislature
Puerto Rico have called for delegation from every parish the island to participate in scheduled May 22 mass rally favor of religious instruction
public
school
weekly
to
reserve
one
in the public
hour
school
cur-
riculum for religious instruction by “bona-fide” sects. The religious instruction would
be given plant, and
children.
outside only to
the those
school minor
Parishes in the San Juan area asked to send at least 1,000 demonstrators each to the meeting. to be held in Sixto Escobar stadium. In a letter signed by San Juan Bishop Davis and Ponce Bishop James E. McManus, and read Sunday in all Catholic churches
children whose the desire that
here, the two for a public act
Jose Feliu Pesquera, initially had the support of a group of legislators from the Independen-
the
ce,
lawmaker
be
firmation,—without distinction or politics, race, social economic
condition.” bishops petition”
give its ‘full
recognition
natural
to
the
of parents to an their children.”
tegral” The
for
instruction child's ‘‘in-
prelate
Popular
Par-
only
members
of the
bill from it to the
floor for a vote. Efforts to force action on his measure have also included daily speeches
for
the
Davis
Juan
and
liu to discharge the committee and bring
education. San
vigo-
by Feliu
last
six
on the floor
weeks.
also publicly
Bishop
drged
legis-
lators to define their position on
THIS COUPON IS WORTH 60 CENTS ENJOY
THE OF
CONVENIENCE HAVING
BEFORE
TO
YOUR
controversial
Finer Points Of Seamanship
bill.
Of the majority Popular Party bloc in the legislature, no
has
publicly
given
Taught Every Thursday Night
energetic support to the controversial measure. In the House, however, the Polu-
lar Party
By CAPT.
legislative leaders have
not categorically opposed the blil. But in the Senate, the head
of the Education Committee, Sn. Juana Rodriguez Mundo, has voiced her dislike to the measure
and
to
publicized
Goy.
a
similar,
bill.
Luis Mufioz
as
ans-
and study the seamanship.
truction the
‘where
it
top
leaders
a
car—get
finer
together
points
of
group is the U.S. Coast Auxiliary, one of several
hundred flag.
belongs.” of
driving
The Guard
from Bistatement
that he believes in religious insAmong
Purpose
MORALES
civilian sailors—aware that piloting a boat isn’t quite as simple
less
but
Marin
wered a recent query shop! Davis with the
JANE
Every Thursday night at the Cangrejos Yacht Club in Isla Verde a group of safety-minded
under | the
American
The Cangrejos flotilla, organized in 1955 as part of the 20-year-old
the
Popular Party, to date only San Juan Mayor Felisa Rincon de Gautier has clearly stated her
auxiliary, is open to any U. S. citizen over 17 with special nautical
support
training
fo
the
principle
gious
instruction
school
children.
of reli-
for
or
experience,
public
a one-quarter
“
airplane
or
interest
radio
or
at least
in
a
station.
boat,
and first topics.
MOTHER'S
EACH
sed vessel mission their talents.
Aboard received
a
ordered
for
13
weeks
I understand
Subscribers
and
thereafter
until
result, the ‘distressed’
auxiliary fixed ship’s . chart
position,
computed
and
and
sea
is
wind,
‘‘rescued’’
current) the
other
of radar. of
the
Cangrejos’
Theodore
De
Felix.
Bertres,
is
vice-
and
Mayagiiez.
New
groups
to bé formed
in Ca-
public
housing
project
ten-
that
the
week
first
The tenant, Evaristo Soto, was a resident of the Jose de Diego ‘public urbanization in Aguadilla. A spokesman for the housing. corporation said that since ten-. ants’ contracts do not require. co-signers, there is no way. in which the corporation can force
signature
WHEN
Full name (please print) address
Locality ©
Coast
ant who was to be ‘evicted by court order last Friday, “skip- — ped” before the order was carried out, owing a year’s rent to the Urban Renewal and Housing Corp. of Puerto Rico, authorities reported.
is free.
Street
- from
aircraft seeking another some 20 miles off-shore.
Tenant Beats Order For Eviction-‘Skips’
Rico
discontinued.
cutter,
personnel
Public Housing Area
Star
to subscribe
Guard
messages
Guard cutter As the
Coast
sharpen
tao, Arecibo, Aguadilla, Parguera and the Virgin Islands.
P. O. Box 4187
I agree
major
to
auxiliary
are expected
Department
Puerto
the
*‘Aurora,”’
A
Juan,
other
week ago, for instance, members participated in a simulated distres-
Ponce
SUBSCRIPTION
San
are
The group goes to form a part of the Seventh Coast Guard District, which includes flotillas in
FREE OF A 13 WEEK’S
San Juan
aid
Braulio Valles commander.
MAIL IN THIS COUPON, AND YOU WILL RECEIVE THE FIRST WEEK
The
is to im-
The’ auxiliary stresses that practice makes perfect. Only a
flotilla
MORNING
Circulation
of the group
prove technique of small craft handling. Instruction in communications, engime maintenance
Commander
Feomembor 4
HOME
BREAKFAST
PLANNING A “RESCUE”— Aboard the Coast Guard cutter “Aurora,” planning a simulated rescue at sea, are, from left: Coast Guard Auxiliary Commander Theodore De Felix, Commander A. ard, “Aurora” skipper; Miguel Colorado, CGA district Rear Commondore. Unindentified radio operator is at right. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett)
vessel by means
the San Juan Star DELIVERED
se-
Independence and statehood parties have backed efforts by Fe-
The position of the Catholic church, as voiced by bishop Davis, is that religious ig a vital part of a
Statehood, However;
right
education
of
ties.
said, ask-
ing that the state
Representatives
veral ‘“bona-fide”’ sects, not the public school teachers, would catechize : The bill, introduced into the House of Representatives by Independence Party legislator
prelates called of ‘Catholic af-
The rally, the will be a “civic
given.
parents express such instruction
‘YOU
BUY Apt.
No.
P.O. Box No.
BUY
THE
CANDY
FINEST
PAGE & SHAW | ' IMPORTANT
NOTICE
only 4 shopping days until Mother’s Day.
Town
, Delivery
instructions
At
your
favorite
store
the payment of the rent owed. Court eviction ‘orders, the’ spokesman said, are requested only after exhaustive investiga-' tion of the reasons for rent non--
payment, | efforts ant in rent, No stated,
and
after all possible.
are made to aid the ten: seeking ways to pay the. tenant is evi¢ted, for non-payment
sickness,
it was due to
loss
of job,
or other.
circimnetaiices
beyond
his
rot.
|
con--
eee
THESAN JUAN STAR— + Wellneida, May 4, Ase
DA RULES
|
Housing
Antonio 5. Santos Cotto
Suicide
two
this to say
sons, was
Since
the paper’s beginning
last
{
eee
Internment wil! be in the Municipal Cemetery at Monacillos.
Pedro, Maldonado Pedro a
-M.
Davila
45-year-old
yesterday Born
home
died
here.
is survived by
one
daughter,
his
and
widow,
three
bro-
a
funeral
TRS
Fatima
will
Church
leave
and
for
the
the Capitol
aE EOE SPR
MRA
a Puerto
said
on
any
‘In Europe
Mercado,
cution. The execution ropean
a to
yet
come
preliminary
indicate
that
tail.
in,
foreign
barrel,’’
he
said.
. That
left
the
matfer
gun
in
funeral
today
67,
even
an
empty
Rey.
be
more
could
around,”
questioning
seen,
said
be
ex-
the
was
into
who
ing
chores
day.
pal
Church,
John’s
Episco-
Santurce.
Jose Dolores Gonzalez José Dolores Gonzalez, 100, of 940 Sola St., Santurce, will be buried today at 4:30 p.m. the Ehret Funeral Home,
Rey.
He died
yesterday
home. A mass will Monserrate Church
will
be
in
Old
San
from Hato
at his
be at and burial
the the
Juan
Shaw,
room.
on
but the
there
was
Miss
was
building.
laying
arm
on
the
in, the
“The
report
from
Dr.
(Enrique)
out
of
‘‘How,
the
then,
did
he
chair?”
Dr. Koppisch is the ologist who performed
came
up
of
The
feet
from Page 1)
bodies:
ment
from
-Mrs.
the
Lang,
who
re-
to
mainland
after
funeral said he
services Monday. would ask Chicago
Bauza police
charges would be he is absolutely
sure
is a case,
on hard
top
is on
fhe
A
single
wing.
its flight to immediately
night. It was plane
was
and
Ann Lander Says
SHIP
FROM :
FLYING
EAGLE
It Could Also Be The Flu.
Far
East,
Pacific SS
TRANS-
N.
PENNANT
U.
Coast
was
due.
here
one
I’ve
ever
known.
He is not really music,
, Some
the
good
think
friends
he
asked
on is.
when
at
my
1 i
to
Say,
so
he
finally
told
ma,
Dr.
3
C. Truiillo Orlezus
Croix,
4
C.
Truiillo
“Wayaguez,
Ponce,
Mobile,
a
once, Mayaguez,
IMT
Jacksonville
3
s
“acksonville
Gulf
3
-hil.,
St..
Newark
VOGELS— BERG
Astwerp
ry
‘'s
ELIZABETH
N.
throat and had trouble say“Hi.” Could this be love?—
in the future for his opinion in a similar situation? — FROZE OUT -
REX
DEAR
REX:
It could
also
be
DEAR
the flu—there’s a lot of it around.
See a doctor persist.
the
gs
These
people
.
the ‘future
suggest
your
a
CITY
OF
ALMA
|
|
TMT
4
Thomas
Lykes
Line
P. R.
Vv. L
Sea
Ferry
Land
of
P.
Belfranline, Imbert
2 Mayaguez
s
Trailer
ports
” 'S. ‘American ports
Pacifie
Chast TROPIC
STAR
BERNICE
husband
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My. husband teaches music in a{small> sdy he could not be objective junior college although his ma- about people he" knows, and sugjor field is English Literature. gest an evaluation By a stranger.
Pong
|
R.
-
Bull. Lines —>
’t want an evaluation—they wanted approval, Unfortunately, most. friends .are like this. In
symptoms
=
1
if
OUT:
Y.,
:
Bull Lines
|
Balt.
‘dayaguez, Ponce, S. America, Gulf
Themas
| |
2i
.St.
Hnos.
Alcoa
Orleans
East. Coast ports
a
Lines
Nieves
EMILIA
ports
Alcoa
4
s
my ing
Ponce,
Balt. Bull
them
should he do if he as asked
Mercantile
Frutera Bello Campo
s
in
J.
Trujillo :
a
feeling
Isbrandsten,
N.Y.
4
tight
aboard
€.
Newark
a
person
MSTS,
FAIRLAND
of
Jr.,
a pas-
S.
Mayaguez,
N.
LYKES .
Suamaroes
Bannach,
fifth
N.Y.
4
“4
GEORGE
to ill-
OPERATOR -AND OR AGENTS
LEDA*I
sort
The
S.J. -
What
got
a temperature.
Milton
, Senger.
I
I had
imme-
in addition aboard the
Olyntho: Alves
‘and
My heart started to pound when I saw her in the hall and I actually got weak in the knees.
if
and
Transamerican
z
GEORGIA
night
i fated plane include dVirgilio Ro-
U. S. Atlantic
2
,
last
ports
3
2
Trujillo
N.
late
é
Balt.
Mobile,
victims
' the plane could not be identified p.m. _ immediately.
{
NY.
ROAMER
crash
Lee said that near- , the pilot, those
4
S.
Cc.
ALCOA
time.)
of
the
DEPARTURE MAY
SIX
VENUS
their hieces’s voice. She’s 12 and a lovely, bright young girl, but she has trouble carrying a tune. My husband didn’t know what
Yesterday
Juan
bodies
in California.
was | | Brazilian consul here. They were last flown down in a Coast Guard
2:55
BEATRICE SHELLINES
San
, rived
as gently as. possible, not to spend money on lessons as he didn’t think she had any ability. Now the people are celd to us and we are no longer friends.
asked
:f
an authority
people
husband to give an evaluation of
when I walked home with her I kept dreading the time when _we'd reach her house. This morning I _ felt lightheaded and almost dizzy. Mom
Ei
but
Convention
is
Navy
hospital. Ruy de Mello Teixeira, Brazilian consul general_in Miami, ar-
St.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I’m 18 and have never felt like this in all my life. This chick has the nicest personality of any-
National
SCHEDULES 2
Y.,
It was
that
in trouble
‘ N.
the
ports
Y.
BORINQUEN ALCOA
attending
has
He
'plane.
ARRIVAL S.J. MAY
Mediterranean, .
two
San Juan available
speculated.
SHIPPING
in
~
C-46,
ing Ramey and sought an emergency landing at the Ramey runway. The plane left Miami, according to the IFSS, at 8:55 am.
based
announced.
oh the cargo it' diately continued to Ramey, acand the reason compained by Waldemar Lee, fhe
Information was carrying, for not
assignment
been
) were removed to the Ramey base
C-46
a
next
yet
t (both northwestern | ; The
plane. was
engine,
facts.
the
a 300-foot | Gallery’s
of
type known during World War II as the “Curtiss Commando.”
with her.
of mind that no preferred until
that there
struck.
the
Plane
The
post
Davis ™ Admiral Allen Smith, Jr., who _is now Chief: of Naval Air Reabout 100, serve Training at Glenview, Hl.
tip of Puerto Rico.
turned
in,douch
plane
from
to a new
recovered,
‘“‘We
have many points to clear up.” One point of interest is a state-
a
also
{Continued and all
will be reassigned
‘early in July, the Navy Depart‘ment announced yesterday. Galj lery will be relieved by Rear
beach. Ramey
to question. But he said again,
broth-
finding
CLIFF CLAIMS
own
Housing Administration here. It was clear from Bauza’s frame
the
will be Funeral
to his
Lang Saturday. Bauza gave no reply
Administration, when “Ramirez was consulted Monday. The Asst. D. A. did not rule out the possibility that he would diseuss the case with Shaw, and
with
She
P.R.
fell into a densely overgrown : League area about 200 feet from the)
the report in his official capacity as regional counsel to the Public
angle
Alta;
chief pathan autopsy
tarily. accompanied Rafael Ramirez, fiead of-the Public Housing
new
Toa
by se-
sisters.
not high cliff at the west end of Ramey’s runway. The wreckage| now
said.
incident Saturday, turned in by Shaw voluntarily. Shaw turned in
connection
some- |
Bauza
Bauza stressed :that Shaw had not been interviewed, but -volun-
Rodriguez
about
said.
To be aided in his thinking, he will also study a report on the
the
in
Friends Ehret
Suri-
to get
with
she hear
received at ‘ GALLERY IS LEAVING— Rear Home until ‘ Admiral Daniel V. Gallery, com4:30 today. Following services ( auades of the Caribbean Sea in the Fatima Church,’ burial || Frontier and the Tenth Naval will be in the Capitol Cemetery. | District for the past four years, the
clean-
him
that
Ortiz
Koppisch - indicated that Lang w incapable of moving or thinking, after being hit by the bullet,”
who
after
born
floor,
from
|
Or-
Lopez
Lopez is survived
footlocker
arrived
Lucia
brothers .and
was
janitor reported that slumped back in his
an
to Jorge Lopez
sister,
when
ven
no
Satur-
on
over
thing bad happening to any per- | son—even a person she didn’t | know,” Lopez said.
with
ers. A
Ce-
much
Europe.
nam.
the jantior, Antoor his brother Ra-
helped
nervous
tion, her brother said, and began , to cry just before the attack. “She always suffered very
eventful
again
metery.
in
that just had
begin stateimmi-
said.
Lang’s
Neither could nio Rodriguez,
fael
St.
Bauza
Alexander
became
hand Monday. She was listening ‘fo talk of the Chessman execu-
Ethel
there,
janitor had discovered something was wrong with Lang, could not see the entire floor from his room.
take
at
and
bassy
with
ahead,
one ‘of the first persons
the funeral home until 1:40 p.m. today. The funeral services will place
Julius
Lang
was
at
since
@
of 7 Arecibo St., Hato Rey, suffered the attack while receiving © physical therapy for an injured
Bauza repeated that ‘“somebody”’ had more to tell him, say-
He
vived by four children. respects
was
when he saw him first. he returned with Shaw,
to
said.
A.
come
pay
There
chair When
pected
D.
being
|
may
pages.
tiz, his
Asst.
usually
she
According
Eu-
The was
at 2 p.m.
Mrs. Mercado was the wife of Julio Mercado. She is also surFriends,
dominated
body. Lang
which
a person or persons entered federal agency’s office in
serv-
Not
attempt
There is also the possibility that
at the Ehret Funeral Home, Hato
.
Lisbon. Paris police stood over the American Em-
on
for
when
sy in guard
here
held
believed
Rocks were hurled through the windows of the U. S. Embas-
get
yesterday
front
controversy
its
question ‘open:
and said it was likely to today. He refused to make a ment if any arrests were nent.
Rican resident for many
to be
had
died here 1‘
yesterday following a cerebral hemorrage she suffered Monday|
Rosenberg were electrocuted in the United States for treason had an execution aroused such
study the
years who had been living in Miami, died there Sunday. Her ‘Banco Credito y Ahorro Building family accompanied the body on Ponce de Leon Ave. without ices
many
4
A 65-year-old woman
gas
until the end Chessman Would. the details of Caryl Chessman’s be granted.-another stay, of ‘exe- execution in California,
suicide’ theory:
had not
and
ing
Mrs. Evelyn Mercado Nichols
but
shell
Cemetery.
Evelyn
his
Impossible
found nothing—not
thers and sisters. Friends ‘will be received at the Ehret Funeral Home, Hato Rey, until 3 p.m. today,’ when the
in
Where is the other gun? “We went over Lang’s office and all other offices on the’ entire floor with a fine. tooth comb, but
P.R., he lived
Nuevo.
He
found
dust
until his death at JK 15 in Puerto
gun
seemed
Maldonado,
in Morovis,
am.
neuvers kept him out of the chamber for “12 years.
.| found had not been fired recently. , “There appears to be undisturbed
woodworker
at his
found
“The new facts make suicide an little attempt ‘to trace the hisabsolute impossibility.” He said complete reports from tory of the case or to describe the police crime laboratory on the | Chessman’s crimes in much de-
employed by the SAN: JUAN STAR as a Stereotype worker November.
was
Woman, 65, Hearing Of Chessman, Dies
(Continued from Page 1 the end he was innocent of the crimes that cost his life. Ma-
Bauza, a man with a reputation for being one of the most meticulous workers in Superior Court, had
turce. Santos, who is survived by his and
Administration,
shot to death at 11 Office last Saturday.
Funeral. services will be held at 9 am. today for Antonio Santos Cotto, 47,of Ribot St., SanLeonor
1)
director for development of the P. R. regional office of the Public
HNN
widow,
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The Golf Corner
A
aggressive
more
the
fective inside. Other Monday ry,
l34'2,
Los
out
Angeles.
2.
Jack
Ohio,
ardinia,
drew,
First D.
| §
Bell, | 3
ting
10-round
af-
champion, fifth pro
will be looking for his victory. He outpointed
Gloves
a six rounder last Ray Villalona-Jose
Ramon Hernandez card. Carlos Cruz is an idol Republic.
believe
can
he
His
beat
in
the
handlers
Berrios
and
are planning to use this fight as a ladder for their fighter. Two semi-final matches, at six rounds each, will be part of the night’s card. Eustaquio Gonzalez, another ex-Golden Gloves champ, will face Charles Farmerio, a Puerto Rican born in Cleveland. Currently he is serving in the Navy and is stationed at Roosevelt Roads in Ceiba. The other semi-final will pair Elias Valentin Viruet, a veteran local boxer,
and 17-year old Hector Diaz, the Dominican Republic.
BOBBLES
ONE—New
of
baseman
Wall
of
NEW
YORK
(AP)—For
U. S. track and
field ath-
it will be the most spectacular | ber of minutes and then ending. It has its preludes and its aftrack meet of the year.
Itll be a television natural, But so far none of the major networks has to telecast the
announced tryouts.
plans
termaths, like a political vention, for instance.
con-
Both the Democratic and Republitan National Conventions
will be on television this year, System will televise the Olympics, | but long before they begin we The
Columbia
Broadcasting
back
for
network
the United States. ready shown it has
know-how
taping flying
with
shows
the the
in
CBS has althe Olympic
excellent
two-
week coverage of the Winter Games at Squaw Valley, Calif. Already the network has start-
ed the publicity
rolling with
are
seeing
the
Presidential
televised
accounts
preference
loting in various
of
bal-
vi
a,
club
if
J.
Vizearrondo
Raymer,
2
up.
beat
Second
H.
Rexach,
flight:
1
up;
Simmons
beat
3 up. Vazquez
beat
A.
Zowaliby,
5 up; A. Emanuelli
3
up;
P.
beat J. Capozete,
Baldwitch
1 up
andF.
Dr.
Dr.
Sabateur,
Carrasquillo
2-1;
beat
E.
A.
Shehab
Higgs,
beat
J. Fic
76.
Tiffgreen
than
grass,
a
straight
strain
which
provides
a
better
put-
Bermuda.
Fernandez
shot a 94 at Berwind
last week.
A Dr:
round
7-9,
6-5,
a men’s singles Lucia Bassi of
Italy defeated Maria Ayala of Chile, 6-1, 6-4, in a woman’s
the
man
who
couldn’t
lose
be a lack of depth to TV sports reporting.
the
|
A few years ago the American
Stanford
competition,
a meet
that would be a perfect buildup 4 for the big TV show from Rome later in the Summer. Sports isn’t just a game, suddenly starting, lasting a num-
televised nationally on Sunday nights for aj half hour and fea-
sportstaster
Buddy
Blatt-
ner ,an ex-Major Leaguer, as host to a discussion of baseball by
several
last
year,
witttdrew 78.
the
hospital
is still
from pe before
—
Houston
the
Masters
“I
had
the
knee
drained
three
times.”’
Ford’s
answer
to
the
question—what
makes
a
top
is
extremely
important.
I
mean
background
resulting
in
from
the
younger
players
on
the
tour
these
days
are
college
gra-
duates who learned the game without benefit of caddy experience. Pretty soon the caddy will be scarcer than wooden shafted clubs. At least one course in the United States—George Mays’ Tam O’Shanter—has done away with bag toters in favor of electric
carts,
Without the caddies there will be no more Walter Hagens, Gene Sarazens or Byron Nelsons. But Dow Finsterwald or Gene Littler can move it as well as any of the old masters.
19th Game Adjourns, Tal Playing Slower
states.
Sports television is bigger and better than ever. It dominates the networks’ weekend, programming, but there still seems to
the
contest.
Berwind
-| the fact that you were born into the game, so to speak, or have caddied or come up through the ranks.” It would be difficult to dispute Ford’s contention, but more
riano
6-2, 6-0, in match, and
R.
and
Wall,
said.
golf
tured
Argentina,
in
Doug
Barry MacKay of the United States defeated Eduardo So-
opening
Italian Enrico Maggi. The score was 6-3, 6-2, 6-4. In other first round matches,
of
easy
of
player?—is indisputable: “have a sound -golf game.” “As far as I’m concerned,” says Ford, “good background
pic coverage, Maybe the boys will get back in time to consider televising
by
with
matches
Ken Venturi also withdrew following the third round at Houston after a 73 and a 220 total. Before the Houston Classic Venturi had been in the top five six times in eight starts.
Broadcasting Co. carried a show called “Baseball Corner.” It was
the
4
i
“The knee feels a lot better now, and,I have pretty good movement-in it except when I squat down like a baseball catcher,”
announcement that its technicians and planners are now in Italy working on details of the Olym-
in
J.
Wall spent three weeks in have a knee injury treated.
to
letes the fork in the rdad to Rome is at Palo Alto, Calif. There, on July 1-2 the tryouts for the Olympic team will be held at Stanford University. Except for the Olympic Games,+
tape
ROME (*— Australia’s Roy Emerson, number three seed in the Rome International Tennis Tournament, was upset
third
By JIM KENSIL
for
Emerson Defeated
Yankee
TV Could Use Track Meet To Improve. Depth Of Reporting
Aug. 25--Sept. 11, by events in Rome and
ringside.
York
Gil McDougald muffs a foul fly off the bat of Baltimore Oriole outfielder Al Pilarcik in a game at Baltimore. Yan(AP kee catcher Elston Howard moves into “e play.
Prices for the program vary from $1 in the grandstand to $2.00
yesterday
defend-
Win
advanced
round
trouble. The Pocono Manor, Pa. pro Classic after shooting a third round
Wirephoto.)
. local
Dominican
1 up
Art
fair. Berrios,
Jaime Cruz in Feb. 26 in the
flight:
surface
to
Friday,
ex-Golden
is : ihe
Wall Still Ailing
returns
meets Domi-
a
results:
Dr. Guillermo
in his short pro career. He Carlos Teofilo Cruz of the
in
eiub
94 is nothing to write home about except that in this ease Fernandez has been playing the game only two months.
event
Republic
McCabe
second
Pellegrina~ beat
pianted
main
nican
Base
Berwind is in the process of rebuilding its 10th green. When tenth is finished, Berwind will have a total of 11 greens
the
GIL
first
A.
gueroa,
|;
his
Air
Ahles beat O. Toro, 2-1. Fourth flight: F. Zekarias beat G. Leonard,
two and a half months. Daniel Berrios, a fast youngster from Puerta de Tierra, will
fighting
Ramey
1 up in 19 holes.
beat
beat D. Lausell,
146 14,
May 6 at 8 p.m. after a lapse of
be
Bill
in
beat McEnery,
Third
Berrios Tops Fight Card At Escobar Stadium
the
, 2 up; J. Davidson beat H. Compton, 2-1 and S. Sama-
ritano
3-1;
boxing
flight
Emanuelli
R. Ge
10.
12.
Professional Saxto Escobar
and
weekend
beat S. Schreduer,
— Mat Mullane. 125, | : Holyoke, Mass., Springfield, Mass., outpointed Kid Chick, 1°21, Westfield, Mass., 6.
Gagliari, Sardinia — Brunt Visiin, ‘4, Italy, and Fortunato Manca. 145
of
championship. Furet downed Ray Mendez, five up, ahd McCabe defeated D. Cheadle, four up. Other ‘championship flight scores: ‘Romero beat B. Smallwood, 2-1; R. Wall beat R. Kincaid, 6-5 and F. Chapman
Ber-
Bobby
outpointed
Mass.,
Youngstown,
Furet
the
over
Torres.
George
Boyd
champion.
Furet, McCabe
ef-|
148. BufWatkins, — Jimmy Montreal falo. N. Y¥.. outpointed Armand Savoie, 142. Montreal, 10. Hartford, Conn., — Tommy Haden, New
Bedford,
Mrs.- Alice ing
the cham-
up
make
1 to 15 will
from
are automatically eligible for the event. Three 15 and 25 are club with handicaps between
pionship flight ‘and from each women also eligible.
Fights
Battling
knocked
Mexico,
138'+,
Night —
Mexico
Tijuana,
will be run in two flights. Women with handicaps
eee nee ee
Puerto Rico may have another golf course. golf club is in the , A new multi-million dollar hotel and Joe real estate men Texas Beach. stage for Luquillo | planning land near the famous have purchased and Bud Gandi Gordon beach with room for a 36-hole layout. will be champion hi Rican Amateur Puerto The Women’s held at the Berwind Country Club May 18, 19 and All clubs on the island except Dorado and Ponce are expected which tournament play for the match representatives to send
knockdowns, Gonzalez was was
eee
By Peter Anderson
NEW YORK (AP) — Puerto* Rican born Jose Gonzalez, 155. | scored a split decision oyer fel low countryman Obdulio Nunez, in the night Monday 34, 153 feature 10-rounder at St. Nicholas Arena. Judge Charlie Rosen gave the decision to Gonzalez, 6-3-1, and him had Miller Ray Referee Marvin Golahead, 5-4-1. Judge in rounds, called it even berg Nunez ahead on points, 5-4. For Gonzalez, it was his 12th avenging 15 fights, in victory ll Nunez to loss earlier an
and
Course?
New
ae
Gonzalez Avenges Loss To Nuniez Earns Split |Decision InN. Yo
months ago There were no but the 20-vear-cld
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednésday; May’ 4,1960"
26
Major
League-play-
mative show, but didn’t stick with first summer.
the sponsors it after the
ers. It was and excellent, infor-
MOSCOW (AP) game of the world
— The 19th championship
chess series was adjourned terday on the 41st move
challenger
Mikhail
via holding a over champion
Tal
yes: with
of
Lat-
slight advantage Mikhail Botvin-
nik. Tal needs only
two more
points
in the remaining six games to wrest the title away from Botvinnik. Reporting
on
the
match,
Ra-
dio Tass said that even with the end in sight and Tal’s great point superiority, interest in the title match has not slackened. The Pushkin Theater hall was
crowded ‘The
to capacity.
young
challenger,
playing
white, adopted the English opening. The further moves of both
grandmasters modified the usual, scheme of struggle in the Engi ish opening. This took. place. berause Botvinnik rejected book lines and selected for black, a
system resembling the Dutch defense. It was noteworthy both opponents made the
that first
ten
Tass.
moves
at
a
slow
pace.
said this was | unexpected on Tal’s part since he usually spends no more than 15 minutes for the first 10 moves.
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¢ omandante Faces Besicictions | By A. W. MALDONADO A recommendation to limit horse racing in Puerto Rico to Sundays is being considered by a special House commimittee on gambling. Racing is now held three days a week and most holidays.
report
in
petitioned
a
by
of+ the
113-page
the
members met Monday night, but failed to agree unanimously on
com-
mittee, which has been studying this matter since last year. The report’s conclusions were based on interviews with some
recommending The
Tournament
view that
port, mic
incoming
nine
while
wit
one
Palmer
tournament strayed too the
green
seeking
his
sixth
victory. But he far on his shots to today.
Collins and Palmer tied at 280 for 72 holes in the tournament that ended Monday. They met over 18 holes to determine first money of 5,300 Second money is 3,400
dollars. dollars.
with the
the
its
findings
Jr.,
STAR
last
and
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to
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night
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of
Gambling
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made
CHICAGO
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drive over the left f ield| screen with one out jn the] ninth,
carried
the
Monbouquette
Professor
Gilbert
betting on horse advanced beyond
said
Philadelphia
cannot
ment
alter
track
the
of Puerto
relief
performances |
as
the
New
1
come
a
5-0
deficit
to
gain their
17
stop
.
homerun
(See
PHILLIES,
Page
with
27)
Don Buddin
a
scored
double
off
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tual winner Bill Monbouquette. Casale had put the Sox in front, 3-2, with a single in ‘the seventh.
zon.
LEAGUE
Baltimore
only
F
NIGHT GAMES
baseman,
Jerry Casale, the Boston’ starallowed
the
Mossi started but was relieved
seven innings.
|
startled
2
in the fifth by Burnside who gave’ way to Bruce in the sixth. Dave Sisler came on in the seventh and finished.
loser Bud
first
which
fielded the ball but threw’ wild to Jerry Lumpe covering at third.. ter,
LEAPING HIGH FOR BALL—Tony Taylor, Chicago Cub second baseman, leabs Ss high to knock down a high throw from outfielder Bob Will. Will threw to second to try to double Daryl Spencer of the St. Louis Cardinals after catching a fly from the bat
-He is
American League with its fine start this season, used. a six man battery—four pitchers and two catchers—in a vain attempt -to slow down the Yankee offense.
Daley. Pete Runnels then bunted toward first and Norm Siebern, the
‘derby.
(AP) — Short-|""etroit,
Buddin had opened the inning
season,
453°
tied with Cleveland’s Woodie Held in. the. American: League
Morehead,
the
hi
fifth homer of the year.
|,
nings to score his first vietory of
runs.
average, bite di ble Bestiles his
:
games
Seth
Yankees
purpeatly ee “Yan- .
7. -bkéies leading:
ng |
|
York
2
tack which included three doubles and a triplé besides—
|)
Skowron,
the
Rico.
fine
Four Tiger pitchers were -vic-
that|sixth victory in the season's first| BOSTON
govern:
in
the three home
comniitment
has, with
Dit-
tims of the Yankees’ ‘14hit at-
ex-Phillies ifrom second on a throwing Puerto Rico’s economy. pitcher, hurled the ball for Wal-.| lerror in the tenth inning Wessel also said that El Co- ters’ round tripper. 'here yesterday to give Bosmandante has an exclusive 10} Jack Meyer, secdnd of three year contract, and any recom: Philadelphia pitchers, limited the ton 2 4-3 victory over the mendation made to the House Cubs to three hits in five. in- Kansas City Athletics. the
and Art
gers today, 10-3,
» Phil
last! streak:
racing has not the growth of
Hadi
home'rutis
inflicted the seventh straight ... Wins in relief jefeat upon the Detroit Ti-
:
outfielder Ken Walters’ first Major League home run, a
| Year by Professor’ Richard V.| 44 was an up-hill) triu ph for | Gilbert. formerly of Harvard|the Phillies, who had {to over-
| University.
Roger
hitter Kent
r and Ryne -Duren turned
to
Social-Econo-
Consequences
ui
is _
general
San Juan a phone
Vazquez
entitled
|Vernment
8° |
irdie.
was
the
a report “based on’ official g0-|jtes: te break a six
Collins bounced back from a
Ealeees fork an 8”
of
“NEW YORK TAP). = Bil. : Skowron,
Phillies to a 10-9 victory over in Puerto Rico,” is contrary to the -Chicago Cubs yesterday. the findings ‘and -conclusions-.o£ “The vietory=i
playoff
B-uader-par 69. the
part
manager of the ciation, said in
2-stroke deficit in the first nine holes. He banged two birdies
to
is expected
the House today. Henry B. Wessel
yesterday by two strokes under Arnold Palmer. Collins shot a
on
committee
submit
HOUSTON, Texas (»> — Bill Collins won the Houston ClasGelf
limitation
House. Another meeting scheduled for Monday night.
Collins Wins Golf Playoff sic
‘Hom
41,500 focal familiés -_ _ The .committee’s’ pleas
Poreaeet cate.
st
LEN LOL LEE RELI ONT I rt
recommendation
firm made
be
The local research Vazquez and Aponte
and holidays