Ike's: ‘If Casts Doubt On His Soviet Trip (See
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the San Juan Star
DAILY
EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol.
Story
Tel. 3-8400
No. 159
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Saturday, May 7, 1960
Second-class postage af San Juans. Puerte
Ike's Red Visit
vs v
Clouded By WASHINGTON
(AP) — Pres
through. with sia in June.
his
visit
to
1 0
proposed
trip,
explanation. Speaking
without
casually
leader
George
hewer
suddenly
This ed
the his
LEisen-
as
a
premier The
were
gift
to
the
of
the
of
the
figure
Khrushehev’ criti¢al
is
out
up
in
this
period.
“THANK YOU, TEACHER”—Laurita Gonzélez, 10, of Dr.
Isaac
As part of the search for an|sage
explanation, formally
the
asked
United
States
Russia
yester-
day, for the “full facts” behind (See IKE-RUSSIA, Page 26) |
Gonzalez
on
her
School,
teacher,
Caparra
Miss
Terrace,
Carmen
pins
a cor-
de
Muifioz.
Serra.
By
‘Teachers’ Day’ was observed yesterday and the City of San Juan gave a cocktail party in their honor at Hotel La
Concha.
Margaret re-
Margaret
0).
Antony.
8 2} 1).
(STAR
photo
by
Gunter
Hett.)
)»
married
—
Princess,
commoner|
abbey
on
Philip,
the
arm
husband
of
of
Margaret’s
Prince
Queen
Eli-
Armstrong-Jones
light. Cheer after cheer roared out as the Princess left Clarence House in her glass coath at 10:15 a.m. on the 10-minute journey to Westminster Abbey, where Antony Armstrong-Jones took his royal bride. was
escorted
by
jingling
bridal
of
Prid-
worked for at one time.
of
the
Oliveras
Page
CANDIDO
4)
OLIVERAS
za
with
not
a
trace
dery or any other With it she wore
bey.
white
a
few
minutes
earlier
at
was
a
veil
held:
by
of
embroi-
decoration. an immense a
diamond
deep along the processional route, roaring their pleasure that
tiara. The 30-year-old bridegroom already was waiting for his princess by the altar with his best man, Dr. Roger Gilliat. They
the 29-year-old
drove
the head of a five-coach . procession of royalty. Crowds
for
were
jammed
princess
ried
love—and
commoner. To match temperature
the hit
ze a fanfare as she entered the
warmest
of
day,
10 to 20
has mar-
chosen
occasion 70 for the
year.
there
together
from
Buc-
a kingham’ Palace the ‘the
in a closed limousine. Armstrong-Jones_ sat on the ground floor level of the Abbey, actually laughing and
(See WEDDING,
Page 26)
Dr. Antonio Fernos Isern, Puerto Rico’s resident commissioner in
PRIEST Correspondent
— The Fernosshelved by Con-
Washington, and co-author of the bill, said that although passage
gress
and
of
yesterday
is
dead
as
far as this session is concerned. Action this session on the conmeasure
designed
to
the
measure
year,
‘‘it does
not continue tion.”
is
impossible
not
mean
to work
on
we the
this
will ques-
broaden Commonwealth status -in Puerto Rico was killed when a House territories subcommittee,
He said he will continue “necessary staff conferences.” The bill was introduced in the
called to consider the bill, failed to muster a quorum for a closed-
Senate
meeting.
Brien,
gown
WALTER
WASHINGTON Murra¥ Bill was
door
complete breakaway from royal tradition. It was a masterpiece of simplicity—white silk organ-
won her own rounds of cheers as she drove in state te the Ab-
eavalry with shining breastplates. : Trumpeters in gold and silver uniforms stood ready to bla{
Carlos
president
Washington
troversial
Marries Tony
yes-|zabeth II. terday as a million Londoners Cheers For The Queen and tourists cheered in wild deThe Queen, Margaret’s sister,
She
es,
(AP)
Industrial
and
OLIVERAS,
STAR
And They Lived Happily Ever After
LONDON
Authority:
Congress Kills P.R. Status Bill
conference
(For:.Mescow developments, see story page 2.)
of the
Rico
Co.,
appointment
(See
“if”
what
to
pre-summit
in
is considered the first major step
al at a time when officials from the President down have been to
Puerto
The
at
was obviously far from aécidenttrying
Sewer
eo. Each has Planning Board
time.
interjection
and
i] Passalacqua,
a union industries exhibit. at the The
touch-
speculation
Sanchez, a vice president |
Development
Soviet
a boat
of
mentioned are those Urrutia, director of
Ruben
“if” he makes the trip. President and Meany
standing before
a wave
Aqueduct
his
Moscow trip with a big #if.” He did-so by saying that he] would take a new kind of a
boat
Sanchez
action immediately
off
being Rafael
to. labor
clouded
Efrain
government circles on who will succeed Oliveras. Prominent among the names
further
Meany,
Dr.
Hidalgo, who submitted his resignation earlier this week.
Rus-
“Ig Lego to Russia,” was way Eisenhower mentioned
Succeeds Sanchez Hidalgo As Secretary Of Education replace
fdent Eisenhower yesterday cast doubt on whether he will go
0 0
Post
Candido Oliveras president of the Puerto Rico Planning Board, yesterday was named by Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin as secretary of education to
Casual Words By LEWIS GULICK 2
pald Rico
liveras Takes Over
Top Education 1
10¢
When
(D.-N.Y.)
Rep.
banged
Leo the
0’-
gavel
to adjourn the meeting, there were only
four
of
22
members
present.
by Sen.
James
Murray
(D.-
Mont.).
The measure, shelved,
will
(See
thus automatically have
BILL,
to
be
Page
reintro-
°6)
Lang Case Probe Gets Hazy Under New Lid Of Secrecy | By HORST BUCHHOLZ Assistant District Attorney Obdulio
Bauza
yesterday
met
with his top aides to discuss the investigation into the death of Frederick W. Lang. He came out of the 2%4-hour meeting stating it
had
been
“inconclusive”
then put a lid of secrecy the continuing, probe.
and
over
Police working on the also declined to comment.
There
was
a
distinct
case
indica-
tion that some clashing points of view had been brought up
during
the
discussion
of
how
Lang, rector
48-year-old assistant for development of
dithe
Public (See
Housing Administration LANG CASE, Page 4)
Yi. LAN JUAN STAR—
Saturday, May 7, 1960
U.S. Plane
Reds Say New Rocket Downed By MOSCOW
(AP)
tense
presummit
keyed
to
the
PRESTON
GROVER
—
leaders
Soviet
propaganda
assertion
launched
campaign
that
a
an
in-
yesterday
“remarkable
Grechko
rocket”
the
on its first shet brought down an American airplane over Soviet territory. The shot was fired Sunday, the nation was told, on direct orders of Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev. Deputies
broke
in
into
the
wild
applause
Grechko
described
similarly
Wednesday
the
American
While the accounts of
popular over
Supreme the
when
when
indignation
shot.
to
protest
in
Soviet
air
space.
the
U.
By Joint Committee Washington
Bureau
WASHINGTON—A
State
De-
partment study of a proposed “north-south” technical and cultural exchange center for Latin America to be located in Puerto Rico yesterday won approval of Senate-House
conference
committee on Foreign Aid The proposal, sponsored by Sen. George Smathers, (D., Fla.) envisions grants and scholarships to underwrite training for students,
teachers,
leaders The
agreed an be
and
community
in Latin countries. joint ccmmittee
to
recommend
“east-west” located in
funds
Asian center Hawaii.
also
for to
Slayer Of Trotsky is Spirited To Cuba MEXICO
ques
CITY
Monard,
(AP)
the
—
assassin
Jac-
of
Russia’s revolutionary _leader Leon Trotsky, originally sche-
duled to end his 20-year sentence in a Mexican prison next August. left secretly for Cuba and asylum, sources said.
being
units
officials
parliament
that
Khrushchev
issued
the
shot
at
plane,
rocket
said
the
rocket
of
our
armed
have
mands mands
them
of
for
only
“Soviet of
been
as
has
say
the
the
and
established
a
high
Soviet
He
with
he
their
added,
government
remember
called
main
(The
to
com-
separate
rocket
own
that
we
Not
the
credit.
have
enough
Forgotten
flight
a
the
the
and
yesterday informed
By HAROLD J. LIDIN Dissidents inside the scandalstricken Union of Dock Employees (UDEM) won a big round yesterday in +their court battle to
break dent
the
grip
Rafael
of
UDEM
Berrios
and
Presihis
cote-
rie.
After a conference in the chambers of Federal District Court Judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario yesterday, the parties announced that a court-appointed monitor will be named to ride herd on the affairs of the union The name of lawyer David Helfand, University of Puerto Rico law professor, has been mentioned on the waterfront as the probable monitor.
Ruiz
Nazario
said
he
under-
the
new
Labor-Management
coercion
and
Disclosure
members
1959.
The
court
to
rebels
days
asked
UDEM
the
Former
month
te
embezzling
in
unions
have
been
last
looted. from
joint UDEM-Steamship tion welfare fund The Anibal
Bull
dissidents Marin, a
bombing
no
Line
land-wide
of some
Associa-
docks.
The
membership
divided
by the
wnion’s
is-
is composed
750 waterfront
clerks
and
checkers.
UDEM President Berrios claims that welfare benefits, despite the non-insured loss of $28,000 from the fund, are being paid: fully and
punctually to the men.
stood that agreement has been reached between the rival faction
on
nominations
choice
refused to identity.
of
a
disclose
Parties
to
monitor. the
the
but
candidate's
court-ratified
agreement on the monitor are required ‘‘to abstain from making any public remarks in writing, or
campaigning”
until the stipulation
and the court Appointment
order are filed of a trustee, at
request group
of is the
the
dissident
first such
the
UDEM
action
here
of
candidates
general election, promptly.
The
failure
will
and
be
a
held
§
of the
UDEM
lead-
ership to hold elections this year is one of the chief complaints
made Other
by Marin and his gripes on the union
group. rebels
include alleged failure of the leadership to secure proper bonding
for
union
funds,
ane
funds, the
misuse use
of
of
threats
union and
in
in
probation
sador Joseph S. Farland from the Dominican
offi-
yesterday Republic
consultations on problems have inflamed United Sta-
tes
relations
with
the
Central
Americar government. The State Department announcing this would return by
said
that plane
in
Farland Sunday
A that
department among the
expelling
Carl
E.
officer
Davis,
embassy
the
grounds
on
provided
newsmen
hostile
strongman
to
witb
the
Rafae)
Rafael
Tel.
ALEJANDRO
DE DIEGO 104, RIO PIEDRAS, P. R.
and
First
issues
National
York
of
City
modernization
Puerto
Rico
over
the
to
in
program
be
next
will involve ment
Bank
plans an expansion
three
the
in
carried
out
years.
an additional island
It
invest-
of
some
$3,000,000... The program will include both the establishment of new bran-
ches and the modernization of existing premises. The first undertaking
will
modelling, terior,
Plaza
be
both
of
re-
and
in-
bank’s
branch
on
Rivera
in
the
Muioz
a complete
exterior
Ponce.
The bank’s plans for the current year include the opening of a new branch in Ria Piedras
and tion
the beginning of construcon new buildings in San-
turce
and
Hato
Rey.
the bank’s present each location. Drive-in
to
replace
quarters .
facilities
will
be
in pro-
vided in Rio Piedras and Hato Rey and ample parking will be available
in
all
FORECAST:
ers Duty
locations
for
tmformation
May
A.
2
and
8-9751 Jose
J.
St.
becoming
partly
WINDS: knots.
Jimenez
9 Terrace
Gigh,
87
at
12:45
STATESIDE:
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Cagues Mulero
32
Islands thunder 8
to
15
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experience
Junces
o.m.
Low
71.
partly partly
part-
cloudy; -loudy;
80.
Step
30
Ambulance —
Hete
or 6-2222
Rey
Ext. 20
it impossible to locote sour M.D. im emergency the Medicel
coll 3-2467 Associction
Ave.
Phone 3-8071
76,
York, 67, clear;
76, 76,
DR. ANTONIO P. PEREZ Fernéndez
at
Boston,
Tel. 6-0262
1419
with
YESTERDAY’S TEMPERATURES:
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protessional
and
Variable
Professional
years
Ponce
cloudy
showers
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2!
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and coastal waters — Partly cloudy today and Sunday with
scattered showers.
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Caparra
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Trujillo e
Saturday, Banuchi ~
Tel.
LA
AT THE
on
in-
Registry
sunday, May Puerto Nuevo & Caparra Dr. Victor J. Pagan
FOR THEM
in
regime
Juan - Sant@-ce Piedras - Barrio Obrero
Tel.
ASK
used
discussed would be the action of the Dominican Republic in
San Rio
HER
planes
force.)
spokesman said problems to be
Metropolitan Area
FOLLOW THE TREND WEAR THE BEST.
to
by
night.
Cayey
OPTICA
of
for that
Santurce Te} 3-5169 Doctors on Night
IN FRAMES CALOBAR LENSES.
cisteisutors: JOYERIA.Y
$1000
WASHINGTON (AP)—The State Department recalled Ambas-
Rpto.
THE ACAPULQUENA
of
Sat & Sun. May 8-9 AU Night Pharmacy Fernandez Jurcos 1304
CONCEPT WITH A & O
ACAPULCO
confessed
violation
Emergency
NEW
THE
has
of the
Dr. ivan M 10 303
HIM
of New
excess
Call Tel. 3-2467 assistance
FOR
The
grievances.
Washington Recalls Ambassador To D.R. For Consultations
of
THE ACAPULCO SUN GLASS presents
use
Germany.
rank-and-file
recommendation.
fomation
AS NEW AS TOMORROW
roc-
National City Bank Expansion in P.R. To Cost $3,000,000
secretary-treas-
Cid
funds,
receipt
cer’s
He has also promised that an assembly to vote on amendments to the UDEM by-laws, followed by
the
Guillermo
ing
in
agreement
and
the Labor Reform Act of 1959 His sentencing has been delayed pend-
the
are headed checker on
raised
UDEM
over $13,000 in union funds missing, and that another
the disclosure
the
hence.
reaches
Berlin
against
who
urer
$28,000
into
of
missile
compared
strategic
16
West
affairs
following
that are
union
step
Act
to
The U.S.S.R., Gromyko said, will sign a separate peace treaty with Communist East Germany if the summit
he
FOR
Nike-Ajax
unmaneuverable
Paris
at
Reporting
under
attributed
have
provoca-
Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko. renewed the Soviet stand on the Berlin issue facing heads of government at the summit meeting opening in
rockets.”
press
A TOTALLY
first
America’s
the
aimed
features
“We
by
also slow
.
provocation
added:
started
USS.
6r-
Let
“remarkable”
and
also
the
com.
“fulfilled
tensions
Hitler—who
Army for several years. A Pentagon spokesman said that the U.S. plane, a U2, was relatively
marshal comjob is identi-
with
presummit
ket by Grechko were discounted by U.S. officials in the Pentagon They said it may have been the Soviet T6 ground-to-air missile. They likened it
post.
Hitler
US.
“become
forces”
servicemén,”
the
aggressors
all
a
U.S.
“prove our defenses a devastating repulse
There is speculation that the the rocket units His current
fied der
the
aggressor.”
Ile
A.
staged
told
up
not forgotten tions.”
Court-Appointed Monitor To Be Named To Ride Herd OnUDEM
In DLR. Approved
joint
told
an
ponent
reacted
presence
S.
LA Cultural Center
a
Andrei
They
Khrushchev
meetings-were
nation
STAR
to
(parliament)
Marshal
rocket
orders
which he said was trying to and test our readiness to give
plane had been shot down. Unarmed Weather Craft Soviet press blossomed with pictures and the incident, the parliament heard that
the
plane
Soviet
stirring
plane was apparently an unarmed weather research craft, manned only by its pilot, which strayed off eourse after a takeoff in Turkey.
DALE
METZLER
ond will
THE SAN JUAN STAR—
Saturday, May- 7, 1960 |
Bishop McManus Is Named Agents Seize| 1959 ‘Outstanding Salesman’ 12 In Raids On Drug Ring
PONCE — The Ponce Sales Executive Club has selected Monsignor James E McManus, Bishop of Ponce, as their outstanding salesman for 1960. The selection was based on the achievement
accomplished
NEW
by
the Bishop in conceiving and executing the Santa in Ponce, within
riod
of
three
Maria Project the short pe-
months,
the
club
v
ed
by
Bishop
$200,000
McManus;
from
Parish
a master
plan
distinguished ed. The
$100,000
donations
and
to be A
through
in which
a group participat-
Maria
Academy’s
is the
going school
opened
banquet
in
at
full
is schedul-
September.
honoring
Bishop
Casals
had
an
uneasy time with news camermen
unite
BISHOP
JAMES
McManus
Ponce May
will
27,
at
take
place
which
recognition
an
will be
Thursday night. The 83-year-old
ing
today, from
and
at
was
of
presented
to
a
Couperin
clicking,
the
suite
now
for
edging
bow
at the
chasing
them
the
his bow
Mufioz
from
to a the
au-
into the House of
a
Rivera
of
of
pa-
place.
at Kansas City, May
it was
organization
announced
High
Gonzalez,
the
here.
Daniel Lopez Romo, bo
by
School;
of Areci-
Lydia
i
Rosa
Aida
Charter Air Taxi US
Islands of Caribbean
Twin Engine Apaches D 18 S Beechcrafts International
Airport
Isla Verde
Tel. 9-0090
Emmanuelli,
and
$16
poorer,
afier
roles in a TV to
told
pay
would He
for
the
money
scripts,
which
deliver
next
came
back.
never
of
ter
delegates
sistant and
Jose
Secretary
Dr.
president
Jose
Luis
Gorbea, of
Porrata,
of the Red
as-
Education, local
Cross.
Also the
in the auto at accident were
Alvarez Luis
Silva,
Berrios,
are
now
Rio
Piedras
37, 24,
receiving
District
Night 2-1982
On
Mufioz
Rivera
Avenue,
Rio
countries.
(STAR
Mayoress
Puerto
Ricans
to the
Unit-
and
was
by
welcomed
Mayor
members
Leto
of the
P.
city
the
Yankee
Stadium,
tomorrow, where official guest. Also
on
she
hand
to
New
York,
will
be
greet
Mayoa-
ress De Gautier was New York’s Commissioner of Corrections, Miss
Anna
M.
Kross.
Accompanying
the
mayoress
the city hall ceremonies
presentatives of the Federation of Hispanic Societies, the Hispanic Benevolent Police Associa-
tion, as well
as Guadalupe Ruiz,
of Keyport, N.J., field representative of the Commonwealth of
in
Puerto Rico, and a number of representatives of the Spanish press in the United States.
of
two
days
of
activity
NOTICE In keeping with our continued expansion
program, we take great pleasure announcing to our clientele that
Vega
in
MR. GILBERTO GANDIA ROSA
Hector of whom at
has joined Manager
Hospital.
one
our
corporation
as
Sales
LATIN AMERICA
block
1450 square meters. 30 meters
TEL. 3-4298
fronting avenue, zoned C-2, level, ready-to-build land. Priced attractively for. quick sale.
155 San Agustin
NIDO REALTORS TEL. 2-5100
Puerta de Tierra
‘San Juan, Puerto Rico <— ee
TrrTrrerr
te
to
were re-
PAPER CORPORATION OF
Piedras,
an -
the New Jersey-New York area which will include festivities at
part
COMMERCIAL LOT FOR QUICK SALE . from Sears Roebuck.
—
council. Mayor Carlin proclaimed yesterday as “Mayoress Felisa Rincon De Gautier Day,” and presented the mayoress with a proclamation. The visit of the mayoress was
hit
treatment
of
mayoress
Carlin
the time Epifanio
and
both
(AP)
emigrated
Newark
the
Torres
of be
Ponce, will P. R. Chap-
have
The
Laguer, 20, of Vega Alta, died in Rio Piedras Disby
America
Her ‘Day’ In Newark
death of the year. was Monserrate To-
trict Hospital. An auto driven
of South
Hett.)
Dona Felisa Given
to
day.
recorded
Gunter
by
ed States.
Tree At Vega Baja Police- yesterday
and models
photo
who
129th Traffic Victim Dies Atter Car Hits 129th auto The victim
souvenirs
understanding
show.
them
to part of model Peruvian Incan Village he made. His sister Rebecca, left, and Anne St. Clair, look on. The three children and their classmates of the sixth grade of Robinson School held an exhibit of maps, charts, crafts,
NEWARK
‘month after he had promised Torres
SOUTH AMERICA ON DISPLAY—Daniel Ossorio points
Felisa Rincon de Gautier of San Juan, yesterday made a plea for
paid a man known as “Carlos Torres” eight dollars last
a tree, last Saturday near Alta, according to police.
Liceo Poncefio, accompanied by
on
young ladies of the Essection of Dorado com-
of the Intermediate School of Ponce, and Delma Helen Giles,
of Dr. Pila High School,
Continental
Montreal
Esther
ST. CROIX AIRWAYS, INC. All
Ponce;
in
trying to buy their way into . television. Georgina Rodriguez Camacho, 22, and Anselma Huertas Diaz, 20, said they had each
rres who
High School Delegates To Represent Red Cross
to be held
ser,
where
bust took
custody
in the inCanadians,
_
the
chamber
four
plained to San Juan police yesterday that they were wi- -
to take a hot
applause
unveiling
triot
Cross
Two pinosa
he
with
technician
were
For $16 Ladies Learn How NofToBe On IV
and
Representatives
conven-
in
was
signaled
the
police
other charges. They are Giuseppe Cotroni, Louis Greco, Rene Robert and Peter Stepanoff.’
a /pas-
kept
County
United States.” Among those named
them
dience packed
Red
were sealed
ring’s operations extend from “Canada and beyond into the
He had hardly settled back to playing when he stopped again
deafening
annual
a
amount of illicit narcotics drugs available in this country.” The
dictment
Casals, accompanied by Puerto Rican pianist Jesus Maria Sanroma, concluded the selection to
the
12
in
raids.
light.
National
The
named
in
consi-
spot light off of him. The technician withdrew
at
seized. 29
agents
the
award
playing
angrily,
television
the
those
‘narcotics
Hotel
Casals,
swished
newsmen away.
of
a
Federal
closer and closer to the maestro. Suddenly, Casals stopped play-
Chapter,,
Ormento,
joined
tribute to the memory to Luis Muiioz Rivera at the Legislature
instruments
Four high school pupils have been selected to represent the Junior Red Cross, Puerto Rico
John)
Island
meramen, their cameras whirring, and news photographers their
CASALS
(Big
Nassau
cello and piano as newsreel ca-
16-18,
ring
and
him.
sage
tion
drug
The government said the ring “has been responsible for the past five years for the largest
MCMANUS
Intercontinental
world
2 2
part
the most important the country.
Long
dered by many to be the greatest exponent of the cello in the
~ABLO
yester-
are
ice
During Cello Performance Pablo
area
they
on
Photographers Annoy Casals Maestro
York
charges
men
through-
raids. : New York City narcotics detectives, New Jersey State Pol-
ob-
in Ponce
dozen
raids
indictment opened in Federal Court in conjunction with -the
donat-
citizens
Santa
construction | ed
New
on
among
tained from residents of the Santa Maria
speed,
the
day
of
cash donations obtained by the Bishop from his Redemptorist order in the states, and the balance of
out
John
The project estimated at 5400, 000, was financed as follows:
of land
a
morning
delegate to the notorious Apalachin underworld convention was one of the most important
children.
worth
(AP)—Narcotics
arrested
in early of in
said. This project comprises a 50-room. elementary and high school with a capacity for 2500
$100,000
YORK
agents
a
a
a
tee
4
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 7, 1960
LANG CASE
OLIVERAS here, day.
stitute (now Inter American University) at San German in 1931.
ed
the
offer
as
yester-
secretary
Morovis.
morning.
his career to
He
in
1933
the ‘auditor
held
the
in
post
of
Sanchez Hidalgo said he did not want to stand in the way of
supervisor of social work in the Puerto Rico Emergency Assn.
the
From office
promised educational reform. Oliveras told the STAR yester-
day
that
it would
take
1937-41, of the
University
a matter
he worked chancellor
in of
the the
of Puerto Rico and at
of days for him to complete his duties at the Planning Board.
the UPR Agricultural Extension. He was an instructor in econom-
He of
ics at UPR
said who
he had “no knowledge” his successor will be.
He
out
CHICAGO
weather
last
next
to
week
take
his
new
was
born
in
(AP)
haunted
night
—
Tornado
the
midwest
after
a
The
storm,
disastrous
centered
Morovis
siana
which
marked
an
over
axis
death
last
of
Satur-
$13.33 left over? +] 3.3 3 that’s free and clear at the end of the month?
Well that’s all it takes to begin buying securities...
to take your pick of something like 1200 common
to
San
by
it was
suicide,
ac-
his
wife,
cidental death or foul play.” He declined to discuss in what
Janine, and and Henry.
direction tion was
Gonzalez, Police Lt.
same
the overall investigapointing, but at the
time
own
indicated
thinking—which
that
his
previously
repeatedly ruled out suicide might have been changed.
—
two
head
on the Monthly
Invesiment
NaMeE
Son Juen, P. R.
the
island.
The money will be used for prevention and treatment of po-
the:
lio
and
to
combat
Stock
Principal
Exchonge Exchanges
purposes.
Asked
Rodil,
Lang’s
secretary.
whether the automatic found near Lang’s body had been es-
xander Shaw, legal the Public Housing
tablished
tion, will probably make Position next week.
as
the
weapon
Participating
yesterday p.m.
in
his
fice were Enrique
in
3
Superior
so,
In
the
between
used,
think
meeting
and
5:30
Court
of-
chief pathologist Dr. Koppisch; Dr. Luis
thundershowers,
some
nied
cloudbursts.
by hail
and
accompa-
her
what
cording ment.
Ale-
counsel for Administra-
deposition
included
his
cause
of
Bauza
be
expected
but
added
nothing
over that
new
the a
could
the
Health
Depart-
7
complete
the
investigation
expected week,
orders
weekend,
some
could
time
“possibly
arrests,
if
investigation
re-
ee
early
Monday
me,
the
Asst. reece
||| |||
he
points D.A.
REP =
mee: 11) ee ees ces
TONITE AT THE CLUB
have
or
Tuesday.” When that report is put together, it will go to a judge who then hands down a ruling and
insomnia.
said
to
on
be
Rodil
Thursday + next
Bauza
There
deport
Miss
17 weeks.
Part of the funds will also go towards post-polio treatment
had described as a new facet in the investigation. Lang had sought a physician’s advice be-
decides
the
up
cri-
to
explained. egee
4
FOR THE FIRST TIME PUERTO RICO!
JACK KELLY'S ICE FROLIGS of 1960 ® @
On
11:00 P.M.
SHOWTIME: TOMORROW
ice!!
and
Stars!!
For
this
dey, Mey
week.
only,
“The
Tropicore
Club
will
10.”
Sopa
Band.
SANJUAN
[
Intercontinental
be
open tomorrow Sunday and will be closed next Tues-
Terrace
Steel
2
Music by:
FISK and his . Orchestra
6:30 to 8:00 P.M., his
|
Juanchin Ramirez and his Combo
SUNDAY:
Steel. Band Buffet Pool
real
Ten Outstanding
Continuous
as
INTERCONTINEN NO
P.O. Box 4343 Tel. 2-4184
spread
ta
practical
SGR ES
New
all other
the
been 78 confirmed cases since the beginning of the year, ac-
with music by Sanson Batalla
Dept. SJS St.
of
contain an outin the southern
all
from
LUIS V. VALIENTE Fortoleza
sector
help polio
who first found Lang’s body. his brother Rafael, and Miss Mar-
MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER & SMITH INC.
250
to of
that a revolver fired the killing bullet had been. discarded for
Your Prone Now
q
Fund break
in the past
directly he said
at the
Members
yes-
Among those appearing in his office were Antonio Rodriguez,
& Srate
ond
Marin
committa theory
While not ing himself,
ADDRESS. City
Mufoz
of the disease from the south where it has infiltrated 25 towns
wlll
complete information
of
Luis
Before that meeting, a number of depositions were made.
CHARLIE eend me
Pepa,
laboratory.
It’s as easy as starting a Monthly Investment Plan— the plan that permite anybody to buy stocks who has as little as $40 a month—or even $40 every three monthe ($40 + 3 = $13.33). But right here let’s make one thing clear: This is not like buying on an installment plan. You don’t owe anybody anything. You can stop whenever you want to without penalty of any kind. You own outright as many shares— or part shares— as we can buy with your check, after deducting regular commission costs. There’s more to the plan of course. For instance you don’t have to limit yourself to $40 a month — you can mail in anything you like up to $1,000. But if you’d like complete details without obligation of any kind— descriptive folder, membership blank, and 20 stocks carefully selected by our Rezearch Department for long-term investment — then simply mail us the coupon below.
Please Plan.
Gov.
terday authorized $73,300 from the Commonwealth Emergency
daughter,
brothers,
Carmona,
crime
eee = —
How?
a
another pathologist; Alejandro Bigio, and
Santiago police
Maria;
Outbreak Of Polio
Catholic
as
stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange... to become a real part owner of some leading American business.
Jorge
Nelson, an auto dealer, died early Thursday . He is survived
Ul os
Do you have
yesterday Church.
declared,” and we’ still have not come to any definite conclusion to whether
Funds To Fight
Santurce left from the Ehret Funeral Home, Hato Rey at 9 a.m.
theories were advancthe meeting,” Bauza
he replied: “We now but we are not sure.”
northwestern Illinois, trailed a cold front southward into Loui-
post
sometime.
Oliveras
since
storm killing at least 27 persons.
of
his office for about four months, expects
the
U.S. Tornadoes Kill 27
his new position first and then study the matters before giving an opinion. To Take Office Next Week Oliveras, who suffered a heart
was
directed
dent of the Planning Board 1956.
University of Puerto Rico, Oliveras said he would have to take
and
and
um wage board of Puerto Rico from 1950-55. He had been presi-
the strained relations between the education department and the
in 1958
organized
1941-43.
bureau of statistics for the Department of Labor from 1943-45 and was president of the minim-
Asked about his opinions on the controversial questions of authorizing religious instructions for public school children and on
attack
from
“Several during
Mujioz Authorizes
The funeral procession for Adrian Nelson, 72, of 67 Washington St.,
1)
Toai
accepted
began
his
Page
Ta
He
met
From
tt se
Munoz
(Continued
cibo. He received a bachelor of arts degree from Polytechnic In-
Munoz a letter offering to resign. day
in Are-
ven
has promised. Sanchez earlier this week sent
school
set
that he Hidalgo
high
woriten) firey
by Munoz in a complete overhan! of education in Puerto Rico
attended
GB sas ESR
and
1)
connanees 2».
Page
3
from
Bil:
(Continued
Adrian Nelson Dies.
COVER
For reservations
CHARGE
call Tel. 9-1100, ext. 215
[an oe Gee oe eS
ee
ee
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 7, 1960
Talons to the mothers Dinan On Gey MOMSEN NOMI
AUT LSS
which have made Wattelle adele
IZBMBER, Pergo: Saerbryan
2P
FEL
BANCO, CREDITO Y AHORRO PONCENO eT
Perere
FEDERAL
DEPOSIT
INSURANCE
CORPORATION
SOE RLS REIT PDL
NAS
RP TLS
NOD
RSE
ESO
-
THE
Merchants By
FREDERICK
Memo
Juan
HARMON
to Moms
from anxious San
merchants:
Unless you start
Rd
Se aeRO
ee SO
SAN JUAN STAR—
Saturday, May 7, 1960
Sigh: Mother's
per cent under a year ago. One retailer, Morris Storyk, own-
under last year’s level.
niture store at Stop 20, Ponce de Leon Ave. complaine that ‘‘the
er of Everglade Shop, a women’s clothing store at 205 Fortaleza St.,
market
cited
to blame the weather, traffic conditions, and the sharp increase in competition since last year. Descriptions of this competition ranged
from
has
been
chopped
easy
to
modern, has
so
park.
Old San Juan Woodward, is
to
drive, lines
clutch.
pallet.
the
same
as
last
10
capacity
Opel
Opel
(AP)
—
Quite
with
are It,
Opels
women, proces.
sion
on
after
sleeping
zs
The
interiors
kek
select
one
the
hen.
Inside
for
the
prizes
eggs
are
ranging
love her.” After
a moment,
are’ going
to
he
hold
added:
her
popular
request—at
Father’s
Day.”
stands
a bit and
You
‘“‘We
over
by
least
until
a
tion
of
leaves
part
of
the
the
Abbey
started
from
for
the
bouquet ze
People
which
carried
by
waiting
clamored
Opel
has
a
thrifty,
engine. Opel is economical in price, performance and maintenance. Opel has front and rear
panoramic view windows.
OPEL
is the big buy in small cars and a challenging competitor among
large cars.
The whole family prefers the whole family.
OPEL... because
Opel offers a variety of models:
SELLER
BUICK-OPEL-GMC
|abevwe CARIBE INC.
MOTORS
IN
the
Boyamén
AUTO
Door and the
ITS
&
many
showered
hundreds
on
subject
that
egg
the
cups
of a special
family jest, which made cess Margaret’s father,
are royal
PrinKing
George VI chuckle. The joke: “How does it happen that the
chicken knows the size of’ the
egg
S¢t.,
cup?”
OF SAN JUAN Punta
E. Johnson,
Les
Moeries
Pastor
at the English which serves of all faiths.
Church School Worship Service
11:00 A.M.
9 A.M.
and
Youth
Groups
Phone
6:00
p.m.
3-4197
You NEEDN'T RUN AROUNL » hooking for safe work
CLASS!
for your Savings. We
not only provide Insured safety, but attractive
CORPORATION
dividends as well. ©
BRACERO AUTO SERVICE,
INC.
Corozal
JOSE GINORIO Son Juon
BAYAMON
and
Division.
Ponce
@
people
DISTRIBUTORS
© PONCE DIVISION ©
Two
gifts
you,
coaxing
You are welcome Specking Church
OPEL is the car for
Four Door,
Convenient Station Wagon. OPEL IS THE BIGGEST
Donald
the
membered
UNION CHURCH
powerful
need
ing family in Wales. They re-
hour
Laurel
cooperation.”
may
couple was a set of humble egg cups, suitable for use at breakfast, from an understand-
for news-
2310
oppose
into
of
“You have superb luck until midday, when it tails off
because...
not
they
“Among
hk
Spectators
do
but
se
sanctuary
cut
of coo-
Socially you alJ the time.”
For Tony a seer wrote: “Midday influences are less favorable than others. Your own easy-going, conciliatory nature could help you now.
decora-
slips
the pace slows down.
get the maximum
peration early dictate the pace
the
&
myrtle
were
were.
Opel
Caguos
to
to spend Mother’s Day inside the/: Ruiz family’s oven, Ruiz replied indignantly: “Certainly not. We i
tigue. Even before the wedding started, ambulance services gave assistance to 71 persons and sent 5 to hospitals.
He Prefers the
INC.
permitted
from phonograph records to electric blenders. Asked if the hen was scheduled
copes. A typical prediction for Margaret for this day read:
SMALLWOOD,
are
certificates
Papers, and the items sought out most avidly were horos-
@
with.
that lays the
eggs.”
they
a
few persons, mostly missed the wedding
after hour
BAUZA
sales by
year,
plastic golden egg from one ofthe four. nests in the enclosure
Pavement and standing for hours. They fainted from fa-
so
safety in driving.
GARAGE Guayoma
last
of the store, explained that after customers make their purchases, )
single sales promotion season in the year for flower shops, Mrs.
holstered.
©
over
Ernesto Ruiz, 48-year-old owner. .
for the flower shop.
Queen Victoria at her marriage on February 10, 1840.
C. R. RONDINELLI, Arecibo
cent
golden
“Undoubtedly we’ll have to turn some customers away on Saturday,’”’ Mrs. Woodward said. Mother’s Day is the largest
from
@
per
@ SUAU SALES
MOTORS,
Mayagiiez
‘Save
8
by
Semiannually
on
Mail all accounts
CENTRAL FEDERAL SAVINGS ,
INC.
0
and
~
appliance dealer Inc., at 1812 Loi-
the aid of “‘the hen
year,”
according to Teresita Woodward, wife of owner-manager Gerry Woodward. ‘“‘About the same as last year,’’ it turns out, is maximum
tried promo-
za St., Santurce—boosted
store, doing
are spacious and elegantly upAnd
But another —Erneste Ruiz,
Christmas
Woodward explained. For the majority of other merchants, the holiday ranks second only to/Christmas. International Department Stores Vice President Guillermo Vidal attributed the fact that Mother’s Day sales were ‘‘a bit slower this year” to the recent bad weather.
come in colors as varied as ina painter’s
“about
To
stores have
tion gimmicks to lure in customers. The promotion stunts have met with various degrees of success. Hen Lays Golden Eggs
San
Another Gillies &
com-
LONDON
beautiful.
automatic
Old
Savers:
Off
Wedding Sidelights
Opel’s
elegant,
in
Only
‘‘too much
an
easy
snarls
sales Second
says
petition’’ has reduced his Mother’s Day sales from between 10 to 15
“‘hot’’ to “vicious.”
traffic
his 62 years,
Opel because... is
into
Juan as one reason for his ‘15 to 20 per cent” drop in Mother’s Day
The family car... the family prefers
Opel
up
too many pieces.”’ Scott, who has been in business here for 40 of
!German Quality .. . American Beauty!
Prefers
Sales
Rosendo Scott Ledo, owner of Casa Cadiz, an appliance and fur-
OPErrre JIS IAQ IRID She
Day
dropped Mother’s® Day sales in many cases from 10 to 15 per cent Actually, the merchants don’t blame Mom. Generally, they tend
tossing out some broad hints today, this year’s Mother’s Day business is going to end up a disappointment. San Juan retailers are hoping for an upsurge of buying today to alter the sluggish pattern that has
a
Loan
Assn.
Arecibo, P. R.
oO °
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 7, 1960
“Forecaster” Here’s
*
mew ~
a
truly
dramatic-
dimension
in
TV
styling! Ultra-smart, slim= mer than ever cabinetry,
es
functional
up-control
nel... They all set the “Look
give of
pa-
this the
@
Sixties’’!
fagctare
pr Oo
“rs
Grmese.
©
[ ;
£
0Q 0
{ $;
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33
ALL
NEW New in Styling!
1960 General Electric Television! New in Performance!
New in Full-Fidelity Sound!
New in Convenience! This
series
most Designer
‘Danish
TV
on
is
popular
Electric’s
one
in
history!
of
General Fresh,
slim-silhouette design that’s
Walnut . .and
there
as
functional
are six more
excit-
as
it is eye-catching.
Table.
ing
different
the
co-
ordinates.
signer
home e.
and
Portables
flexible
De-
are
at
all around the house
.or
anywhere!
COMPLETE VARIETY OF GIFTS! Your G-E Dealer offers big gift surprises with the purchase of a General Electric television set.
Low
Down
Payments.
We
accept
old appli-
your
ance as trade Up to 20 months to pay. This is the ideal gift for Mother’s Day!
Never
before
many
interesting
ways
to fit televi-
sion
in your
home!
G-E calls this new idea “Coordinates” and prices them sensibly from $9.95 up.
They
clusively
are-
ex-
planned
for famed | “Designer” TY
sets.
G-E SALE CENTERS
so
1086 Munoz Rivera Ave. Rio Piedras Phone 7-2100 Meropolitan Shopping Hato Rey Phone 6-5743 No. 4 Cristina Ponce .-
Phone
AND
St.
Center
Ponce
de
Leon
Ave.
Stop 22, Santurce Phone 7-2100 Ext. 67 Parque St. & Pleze Bayamon .
Phone Belk
Canton
1100 Lindsey
Store
Santa Resa Shopping Center Bayamin
3-2300
DEALERS IN THE METROPOLITAN AREA THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND Progress is: out most important product
AUTHORIZED
AND
GENERAL @ ELECTRIC
JUAN
STAR
— Saturday, May 7, 1960
New High-Yield Sugar Cane Variety Developed west, by 14.1 per cent and in the east, by 28.4 per cent more. to 67.3 per cent more sugar than|. In the south, it produced 44.8 {wo other types of sugar cane per cent more than another variety cultivation, 60.4 per cent being produced in the island at under than a third type and in present, has been developed by more ihe Agricultural Experiment Sta- the interior of the island, in prition of the University of Puerto mavera culture, it produced 67.3 Rico, it was announced by the per cent more sugar than another variety. agency. The new variety, according to In all regional comparative tests carried out by the Station, the Ferdinand Méndez, agronomist in vy sugar cane variety is called charge of the sugar cane varieties Fuerte Rico 1013, it has proved program of the Station, was deby crossing two other ic be far superior in sugar content veloped combining elements of than the commercial varieties types, being cultivated at present, the| cultivated cane and of wild cane. siation said. Another characteristic of PuerCrossed Two Types ;to Rico 1013 includes its adaptaregions of the In the northern part of the | tion to various island, Puerto Rico 1013 bettered | island. Under dry conditions it ihe sugar content of one type by | develops slowly, but recuperates southern rapidly under normal climatic 114 per cent; in the coasi, by 42.7 per cent; in the! conditions. It is also very resistant A new variety of sugar cane, capable of producing from 60.4
YORK
(AP)—Closing
Dow
Jones
By JOHN MCKEE NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market closed moderately lower in slow trading yesterday.
sugar cane diseases. Arturo Roque, director of the Experiment Station, said the Seed
The
to
Farm at the Station has some Puerto Rico 1013 seed to sell in limited
quantities
interested
in
to
own seed beds. The Station, added
given
some
growers
establishing
seeds
their
Roque,
va-
riety to the Land Authority propagation, and in due time
for the
Authority
will
seed to price. Roque
growers
tion
sugar
said
of
Puerto
Rico
greatly
to
sugar
be
able at
the
a
multiplica-
plantings
could
cane
of
contribute
improvement industry
of
in
the
Puerto
Rico.
Royal Wedding
Quiets
High
Low
Close
Changes
30
INDUS
607.31
611.41
603.56
607.62
Off 0.70
20 15
RRS UTILS
140.54 88.99
141.78 88.39
139.59 8845
140.85 8891
Up 0.31 Off 0.02
65
STKS
201.75
203.12
200.50
201.92
Off 0.02
London Stock Market
urged
coffee
growers
and
to insure
Commerce,
their
crops
|
Luis
and
Santos,
today
plantations
against
hurri-
Agriculture and Commerce has started insuring tions for the year 1960-61.
of the Department
coffee crops and
and will pay
a premium
of $1.80
for the first group;
$2.40
for
i
Farmers The
Home
Administration and Second Rural Units.
Coffee
Insurance
Program
started on April 5, 1946.
some 3,300 coffee growers insured their crops and plantations for an approximate
value of $14,400,000.
Rivera Santos finally said that under this plan coffee growers have been
able
to obtain
loans
for almost
$10,500,000
to finance
their
crops.
61% 47%
Unch +38
—%
Am
Cyan
53%
Am
Smelt
461%
Am
Sugar
Pa
Cent
Pac Pac
G & Ltg
—M%,
Pan
A
Unch
Param
-
El
Air
18%
+1
Pict
405%
— 5s
263%
+
RR
13%
ls
38% 53
-% -%
Pepsi Cola Pfizer
435% 284
Unch + 5g
50% 30%
+16 +3
Phelps D Philip Mor
463% 6214
—-% +36
62%
+i
33%
—%
3014 57 4A%
Unch —15% —%
245%
44 29% 4 73 37 60
—e —18 +% + 5g —% +3
—%&
Phillips Pet Pure Oil Quaker O. RCA Raytheon Repub Stl
47%
Unch
Reyn
33 30%
+% —%
Met
58%
=
635 38% 38%
+18 —% -1%
33%
+My
Reyn Tob Roy Dutch St Reg Pap
26
—%
Sears
Roeb
49%
Unch
H%
+MY
Celanese
25
—i%
Cer de Pas Ches & Oh
30% 62
Unch +%
Shell Oi Shell Tran Sinclair
325% 20% 39%
— 5% —\% —%
Socony Mobil
37
Unch
Chrysler
44%
—%
Cities Sv Coca Cola Colg Palm Comw Ed
41% 53% 364% 58%
So Am G & P So Cal Ed Southn Co
5 57% 46
Unch — Ty Unch
Con
Edis
62%
7%
Cont Corn
Oil Pd
46 49%
— 58 + 5
Sperry Rd Std ‘Brand St Oil Cal St Oil Ind
Co
4634
—2
St Oil
ATs
=2
St
Oil Oh
47%
Unch
18% 30 285%
1 -| Stud Pack Texaco Unch Thom R W +%
11 72Va 61%
Unch +% +i
20% 3434
tM + 7g
Zell ,
-
+% +i +MY, —-%
89% 5%
— 58 —2%
East
Air
23
+1%
East
Ko
109%
+1%
Food
Mach
46%
—Ts
66%
Sou
Pac
:
19%
—M%
" 21% 4014 4156 38%
+5 -% —% -%
42
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Those who insured their crops and plantations last year will receive application blanks by mail. Others can obtain the blanks from the Coffee Insurance Program, Department of Agriculture and Commerce, Stop 19, Santurce, and at the local offices of the Coffee Insurance Program at Las Marias, Utuado, Lares, Jayuya and Ponce, and of the Extension Service,
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Riwvéta Santos added that for the insurance of coffee plantations, values have been fixed between $80 and $300 per cuerda, depending on the conditions of\ the farms. A premium of $3 will be charged for every $100 insured.
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bonds
Quotations—
3154
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planta- -
Coporate
shares
Alumin
Ltd
money
Long range government bonds posted gains of almost a full point in some cases.
+3 +My
Crane
of
ing
495% 30
Dow Che du Pont
Rivera
He added/that the Coffee Insurance Program
values,
2,560,000
stock markets yesterday Balt & Oh and business was minimal.. Bendix Av The market tone was steadier Beth Steel as recent selling orders dried up Boeing Air and operators who had sold Borden short began buying to cover Borg War Bridg Brass their commitments. This put some small gains in- Burroughs Cdn Pac to industrials. Case (J. I.)«
cane losses as soon as possible.
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Against Hurricane Losses of Agriculture
lo-
traded Thursday. American Stock Exchange prices were irregular. Volume dropped to 930,000 shares from 1,130,000 Thursday. All sectors of the bond market improved amid signs of eas-
Allied Chem Allis Chal
Assoc
Urges Coffee Growers to _ Insure Plantations And Crops Secretary
slightly
Anaconda Armour
Secretary of Agriculture
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London
averages:
Open
turned
Market
furnish
reasonable
rapid
cane 1013
to
Volume
has
of the new
market
wer in the first hour and remained lower to the close. Most losses ranged from a few cents to around $1 a share The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose 30 to $211.50.
LONDON (AP) — Princess Margaret’s wedding quieted the
Dow Jones Averiges NEW
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Natl.
City
Bank
Maule Industries Pueblo Supermarkets P. R. Telephone
Mrs. Colon At Home
After Minor Surgery Mrs.
Colon,
Petroamerica
director
of
Pagan
the
de
Bureau
of Employment Security for the Puerto Rico Department of Labor, left Teachers Hospital yesterday where she underwent minor
surgery
and
is
“resting
comfortably” at home, a bureau spokesman reported yesterday.
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spastic
confined
to
a
wheelchair, checked into the Havana Hilton Hotel at 1:40 p.m. Thursday with his attendant a
cousin,
David
M..
Fire-
M
CITY
LEDA
St.
called police. Clad only in white shorts and a pajama top, his body was found on a third-floor parapet ‘above the main entrance of the 25-story turquoise and white
skyscraper Cuban
dado
in
the
capital’s
of
the
fashionable
heart
Ve-
district.
38.25
38.00
38.01N
36.60
36.50
36.59
Sep Dee Mar
35.65 34.50 33.75
35.55 34.50 33.75
35.59 34.53N 33.76N
May 33.05 33.00 “M” futures closed 14 lower er. Sales 4 contracts, High Low May Sep
45.40 44.50
-A-Asked;
(AP)
—
High 3.07 3.13 3.18
July Sep Oct
May July Raw
B-Bid.
67
sugar
3.31 3.33 spot 6.15.
cuerdas
3.31B 3.353
farm
in
Mayaguez,
Thomas
9
li
Mayaguez, Baltimore,
N.
PR. Ponce, Ponce N.Y.
Frutera Campo Bello
iu
C.
Trujillo
Nieves
Ml
Jacksonville
CAROLINA (Information
Luis
wealth
C. Trujillo
9
Jacksonville
>go
compiled
by
San Juan
STAR
from
=
Shipping
Companies
and
.
Economic
Bull
TMT
Development
Hnos.
Santos,
Secretary
of
Common-
to
Agriculture
encourage
Ferry
Rivera
Santos
said he believes
on the dairy program.
the workers’ bank would be suceessful, basing his opinion on
He said families in rural zones have saved $8,500,000 in the last
workers’ savings and loan bank,
departmental
ten years
and
workers
authorize out
the
that
new
the
bill
institution
promotional
also
to
activities
vings -aid
in
experiences connection
for construction self-help
housing
with
with
sav-
and
are saving
at the
rate of $240,000 annually, or total of the home loans they
of mutual
the are
paying.
projects,
paid
ee Ge
ee
putitical
measure
differs
to
supervise
teacher
activity.
the
;
Senate
bill.
a
teacher
would be paid his tormal salary from the date his candidacy is
and Commerce has given his support to a bill to create a suggested
bill
political In
Administration)
as well as loans cattle distribution
savings.”
ior
Senate
House
Trailer
Santos Backs Workers’ Bank Proposal
Rivera
run
for schovl their class-
from a bill passed by the House on several controversial points. Among these is the abseic of a “Committee On Teacher’s Political Rights” called for in the
Alcoa
Trujillo
to
affice. The
Orleans
C.
VENUS
rooms
V.L
Waterman
N.Y.
filed
with
tions
through
the
semester. The measure rantee
a
Board the
end
would
teacher’s
of
Elecof
also
the gua-
reinstatement
in the school system in the event of defeat at the polls or at the end of a four-year elective term.
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PRICES from
© 3 9 5 00
DOWN PAYMENTS from
sugar
3.30 3.34
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19
i
to 3 hishClese 3.068 3.15 3.17B
19 3
For Public Office one semester’s pay teachers who leive
Fabre Line, Imbert
12
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Low 3.05, 3.14 3.17
Y.
Gulf
Y.
45.31N 44.49N
Domestic
futures No.‘6 closed unchanged er Sales 73 cortacts,
U. S. Ports
Bill Seeks To Help — Teachers Who Run The Senate Committee on Edueation kas reported on a bill which would provide as much has
of P. R.
Trujillo
FUTURES
YORK
i
Sea Land
C.
N-Nominal.
SUGAR NEW
N.
Lines
Freight
N.
33.11N to 4 high-
45.30 44.50
Baltimore,
SHELLINES
FUTURES
May
Orleans
Tropic.
.
SIX
NEW YORK (AP) — Coffee spot Santos No. 4 ex-dock closed at 38.00N. Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons 3S at 36.50-36.75A and 5S 35.5035-75A. “B" futures closed unchanged 24 lower. Sales 43 contracts. High Low Close duly
New
Thomas
Newark
-
“carry
COFFEE
>
Coast
KATHRYN
Rivera
companions
Waterman .
Mobile
POLARIS
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two
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Thomas
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and
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heme of Myrna Casas’ play, ‘Cristal Roto en el Tiempo,” plus floral tributes and coneratulatory telegrams poured in for the young playwright following the premere at the Tapia Thursday at
26,
the
young-
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in this Puerto
year’s
Rico
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Theater
AnFesti-.
al, sat nervously through the Mirst act at the back of the cener aisle,
surrounded
by
theatri-
al friends. She wore a white hiffon gown with flowing pamels from the shoulders and later
donned
an
electric-blue
atin theater coat. On hand were ‘Mr.
and
Mrs.
elatives Roberto
her
Sixto
silk
parents,
Casas,
and
including Dr. and Mrs, Buso and daughters
Carmelita,
Hilda
sefina,
Luis
Maria
Jo-
Valldejulis
and
children Alberto and Marie; and Mrs. Hector Galanes,
Mr. Dr.
and
the
and
Mrs.
Cesar
Dominguez,
Humacao and Mrs. Giovanna
from
their daughter, Dominguez de
Balaguer.
Mufioz-Rivera
minar” was premiered
last week,
Centenary
Despite the fact that many isJand dignitaries in both governmental and cultural affairs were
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mer-
Teresita
lawyer-playwright Judge Emilio Belaval (whose play “Cielo Caido” will be premiered next week at the festival) and
husbro-
family.
mo-
Mr.
Torres
Eddie
ther, Vda.
Dona Carmelina Cerra de Fernandez Gareia. The
Braschi, (he is the Superintendent of Police) were in the house.
Antonio Melendezes and the Rieardo Betancourts made up a
So were Mrs. Elisa Gigante de Sanjurjo, Mrs. Cuqui Marxuach
foursome.
de Raldiris, Dr. berto Concepcion
Dr.
Arturo
Machuca
the Gerard Lavergnes, Stewart, Dr. Amaury Ro-
sa, Cucho Baso, don, and Dr. and
rata. Dr.
and
Mr.
and
Others On Hand and Mrs. Ramon
ther,
Padin, James
Fernandez
with
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
Francisco Mrs. Jose
Ricardo
Maricusa Moreda,
RoPor-
Ornes, Mrs.
actress
Irma
Isern
Alicia de
Val-
lecillo, pianist Elias Lopez, Pao Cabrera, costume designer, composer Amaury Veray, director
Alegria,
Francisco
and Mrs. Gilde Gracia, Miss
Jose
Arrivi,
Lacomba,
Orlando
the Tapia, chats with Lillian Pérez de Marin Gonzalez
Rodri-
the Tony Torres (she is Lillian Skerrett de Torres with their daughter Lily were among the
guez, actress Marta Romero, Alberto Esteves, Miss Ginoris Vizcarra, Mrs. Annie Santoni de
group
Jimenez,
on
hand
titute of Culture. Fernado rutias,
Batlle, the
from
the
Ins-
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Rafael
Ur-
the
Jesus
Eduardo
the Hiram
Cuevases, Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Diaz Gonzalez and Juan Luis Marquez and his
Ama-
wife
Puerto
rals, the Jorge Soles and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lanz and son were also in the audience. Others were Miss Nilda Gonzalez, the director, escorted by Johnny
Maria
Rico’s
Following
Esther
Robles,
famous
soprano.
curtain
call
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to
of stiffened
on
white
few
and
off-white
stephanotis,
odontoglossum
ribbons,
waist
(groups
to the
the
occasion,
the
beaches
sweep
over
sizes
will be picked on June 24 from a group of 10 young ladies se-
lected by a jury of ambassadresses of San Juan’s various ci-
ery. fun-makers
vic,
and’
roving
mu:
to
match
pale
will
perform
for
the
Mr.
Carrion
suggests
that
cos-
soft
low
with
closed
a
or-
to
traffic.
eorations.
Groups
of
Juan
Bautista
Aponte,
and
have
over-all
the
crowd
warm Atlantic waters, to bring good luck
the
coming year.
Carnival
will
of
a
be chosen
ble
the
PONCE— The Third Centennial of the death of San Vicente de Paul (1660-1960) will be observed here at a Solemm Triduum in honor of San Vicente de Paul and Santa Luisa de Marillac in the Cathedralof Ponce, May 6-8.
On Holy
The Fathers of San Vicente de Paul and the Charity Daughters of Ponce are inviting all the faith-
held.
ful
to
these
religious
festivities
being dedicated to the saintly founders of the order. On Saturday at 7:30 p. m., there will be a Mass and Triduum Exercise, followed by a sermon by the Most Rev. Father Victor Nazario, Chancellor
of
the
Bishopric
of
On
Sunday,
Solemn by
the
by
Ponce.
the
5:30 of
cathedral
The
p.
m,
a
Ponce,
eulogy
Msgr.
accompanied
chorus
will
be
will be in charge
of Father P. Manuel Aznar, parson of the Salinas Church. On
Sunday,
Benediction First Stone ecente
de
m.,
the
and Laying of of the new San
also
the Vi-
Paul
and
at 4 p.
San
Lorenzo
Church which is to be situated alongside the St. Vincent College in
La
Cantera
Ne
real
trisamings for only $3.50 including tip.
F. Pont Flores Corporation, Rey
4:30 p. m, a Mass for the
E. McManus,
in In
ood
at
Bishop
James
Puerto Rican meal with all the
Hato
are
Pontificial Mass, officiated
A product of
—
dance
children of the parish will be held.
held.
Take the family and enjoy a
Street
queens
Saturday, at Communion
Sunday from 12:30 to 3:30 aa
Vela
to
potential
Ponce Ceremonies
Buffet and gran Lechonada every
10
spin
parading.
will again serve its famous
LANVIN
the
merry-makers
the
At your request, El Barranquitas
_ Sole distributors
by
The 10 finalists will parade that night from the Capitel Building to Mufoz Rivera Park where a popular dance will be held. Bands will play in the streets that night, too, to ena-
a
three
pu-
institutions.
wheel-of-fortune.
while Queen
industrial,
private
Rico baby
born yesterday morning Monteflores Hospital.
addition, the Llenzas little girls.
Eve,
will move from Mufioz Rivera Park to the beaches for a dip throughout
former Casino de Puerto Carnival Queen. The new
in the streets
Dip In Sea Following the tradition of San
Lienza is the former Mary Marta Aponte, daughter of Mr. and
was the
strolling
music.
bows.
in the reputed
Gonzalo
of
and in the park where orchestras will play popular island
Hector Llenza of Villa Internacional in Punta Las Marias. Mrs.
Mrs.
/
Garlands of lights will be strung through the area for de-
kid-cover-
satin
in
be able to dance
were
white
attired
the
shoes
kid
people
The
rib-
dresses. The bridesmaids’ and
“comparsas”
tor of the city has been declared “carnival sector’ and will be
val-
on
white
To Pick The Queen
blue
bows
heels
of
é
King
and
She
tumes for this gay occasion be inexpensive, colorful and comfortable. “An old hat and a
musicians and steel bands will provide much of the festival music. Carnival participants will
the
ed
and
of
commercial,
blic
sicians crowds.
Building and will wend its way to Mufioz Rivera Park. That sec-
the
of lily of the
with
parade
Plans
will be illuminated with torches and strung with electric lights. Snacks will be served for hun-
identical costumes). The parade will begin from the Capitol
It’s baby boy for Mr. and Mrs.
a
tulle,
with
blue
with the
“Momo”
Baby Boy
piped with organza rouleau. Margaret’s wedding bouquet was small and dainty, slightly crescent-shaped, of cimbudium orchids— white with a slight pink flush on the petals, lilies of the valley
forward
decorated
bon
piping
mounted
a
ley
bordered the entire hem of the full-flowing skirt, which fanned out into a train at the back. The
pale
the narrow
of varying
fullness at the hem. Each panel was joined with fine rouleau
Day,
ears and on to the cheeks. The little girls carried bouquets
formed
spreading
will -coin-
zelebration the most popular festival in the city’s history:
Around the hems were bands graduated pin-tucking, border-
with
by three layers of organza cut i to 12 panels, shaped narrowly at the
Leon
and the
side this year, which promises to make the four-day
white feathers, in halo - form, slightly higher in the center and
the dress formed a
skirt was
de
festivities
tron Saint’s Day)
ed with three rows of broderie anglaise. Their headdresses were of soft
floor.
The long sleeves of fit tight. The neckline 6mall ‘“‘v’’ in the front.
Ponce
For
celebration of San Juan’s “Fiestas Patronales” (Pa-
among
ground-length skirts.
veil of white illusion tulle sprang out on each side above the ears. It pulled back from the shoulders and
with
fell from
Hairdo
feet
heels,
collar tied with blue ribbon
slotted
closely
A high chignon was pinned on top of her own short hair, adding finches
inch
bows. Panels of broderie anglaise,
resembled advance reports and sketches. But Margaret’s hairdo was. A
a half
SEGARRA
Billy Carrion, President of mask worn with one’s old clo, . Broderie Anglaise Trimmings . the 1960 Ponce de Leon Carni- ‘thes can be good enough for They were of plain white silk val Committee, announced that those without the time an‘ artemperament to design organza, with “little girl’ bodices the affair will start on June 23, tistic Juan Bautista something unique.” short cuffed sleeves and a Peter the eve of San
Pan
The royal wedding dress by British couturier Norman Hartnell no
and
Juan
Juan. Carnival
her. father.
necked,
full: ‘skirted—}.
éraditional gown a shopgirl migfit buy at the local department store. Was
The
Committee President
San
NORY
Carnival
the highest Margaret has ever worn. The dresses’ of Princess ‘end and the seven other littlé bridesmaids were replicas of Margaret’s first evening gown, the favorite dress of the late King George,
modest and: simple dress. Only a wide diamond tiara
gown
Unveils
Her shoes were of white crepe with white satin facing. They had
By NADEANE WALKER LONDON —(AP)— In the midst of
Billy Carrion, By
13
— Saturday, May 7, 1960
For further information call
San Juan 3-0010 or Barranquitas 62.
de
Ponce
will
be
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 7, 1960
14
Prosecutor
First Solar
Probes
Rhee Party's Misuse Car On Way To Exhibition Of Korean Funds C.
HWANG
leaders have so far been arrested on charges of election rigging. They are Choi, former police director Lee Kang-Hak, former vice home minister Lee SungWoo, and Choi Byung-Hwan, provincial affairs director of the home ministry. Newspapers, quoting procuratorial sources, gave accounts of what Choi and others questioned were reported to have related under interrogation
(AP) — The Korea SEOUL. office yesprosecutors’ Seoul continued interrogating terday bankers in connection leading with charges that government
bonds
were
funds
by
used
former
for
campaign
President
Syng-
man Rhee’s Liberals in the recent election. Kim Yung-Chan, “former governor
of
the
government-con-
trolled Reconstruction Bank, and Pai Che-In, former vice-governor of the Bank of Korea were summoned by _ prosecutor Lee Yong-Hoon in the morning. Prosecutors
admitted
reported
part
of
$10
government
bonds
finance
Liberal
the
paign
in
dential
the
Kim
Say The
in
used
to
March
cam-
15
presi-
election.
Newspapers
estimated
the
to-
tal Liberal Party campaign fund at around 15 million Hwan ($23 million at the official rate and $11.5 million at the free market rate). Collected Millions They said part of this came from government bonds issued
shortly
before
the
March
lected and spent through policemen some 1.8 million Hwan ($2.7 million at the officials rate). Rhee’s
also at
campaign
Hi-Suk,
went
manager,
whom
to
prosecutors
question,
was
former
government
AwNAH
opy’ 1
They
said
XX WE
By
oe
lubert Virginia
he
campaign.
feels
so
ling to in every
the
state.
Jack
of
repeat that Protestant
kok
The
police
were
re-
they
would
be
they
disclosed
Some workers,
and
punished
the
teachers
were
been mobilized tions.
Local
ported to to submit
government policemen
said
to
police
if
plan.
300,000 including
rig
chiefs
to
have
the
elec-
were
re-
have been ordered their resignations
which would have been accepted had they failed to produce election results Liberals.
There
in
favor
was
no
of
immediate
FEVER KNEBEL
re-
ANMMMAMAANAYY,
Bureau
Chester
cratic
Bowles
platform
heads
Demo-
writers.
It’s
his
job to pen a document everybody will praise, anybody will understand— and nobody will read. etn
Oh, the
thought
for
the
women in spring same thing. kA
day:
are
not
*
The D.A.R., among other resolves, asks a return to the gold standard. New title of the D. A. R.:
largest
of
the
Abundant
such
battery,
Rectifier
Corp.
of
El
Se-
California.
Internazionale Gieetronice, Nucleare E Radio-Cinemagrafica. A symposium is energy at the
planned meeting.
Re-
on
solar
Dr. Charles A. Escoffery, American authority on solar energy, the
aboard
the
car,
Gal-
| to Italy by
invi-
tation of the mii
and
commerce,
fier Corp. day.
which
freighter
of industry
a National
spolesmay
Recti-
said
yester-
portedly weeks
(AP)
has to
political
—
start
next
U.
N.
eight on
the
General
no
basis
(AP)
for
when
The re-
Ger-
Assem-
—
There
believing
that
President
Euwill
Eisenho-
reply
statements to
in West
some
were
made
reports
Germany
that
in
current
it might
be a good idea to go slow on European economic integration until after the U. S. elections.
The
German
views
came
from
fo-
some opponents of the Hallstein plan. That proposal, which takes it’s name from Dr. Walter Halls-
reign minister Bruno Kreisky called in Italian ambassador Gas-
tein, president of the six-nation Common Market, calls for a 20
tone and
per cent reduction in ket’s external tariff
bly. Government
sources
Guidotti told him
say
Thursday night the Austrian go-
vernment will put the long-standing dispute on the assembly agenda unless Italy agrees to talks before June 30, the last
date
for U.
mit
their
N. members agenda
to sub-
proposals.
The dispute centers around the political and cultural rights of some
250,000
German-speaking
people
in
border
area which
to
Italy
The
lese
the
rugged
after
World
rights
were
of the
laid
treaty.
mountain
Austria
Roberto
San-
July
the marwall by
1.
West German economy minister Dr. Ludwig Erhard has made a
compromise
target
date
be
pushed
to
Jan.
12 months
proposal
for
such
ahead
1,
1961.
ahead
six That
of the
sTODAY’S
that
the
reduction months, is
still
target date preaty. _
set in the
1957
Rome
Officials here indicated they would comment on the Erhard plan as soon as thye have a full.
report in
from
the
U.
S.
embassy
Bonn.
Their was
first
that
recation,
if
the
however,
six-month
delay
would be used to discuss specific commodities affected by tariff cuts, it might be delay might then
rify or correct they
helpful. Such serve to cla-
special
problems,
said.
They
added,
however,
that
such a delay should represent maximum postponement.
Atlas ICBM Exploded VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (AP) — An Atlas ICBM
was
destroyed
yesterday
moments after a training launch at this west coast missile base. It exploded
at about
5,000
feet
over the base, but debris rained down
only
in a safety
original
ing
BEST
FROM EUROPE
no
injuries
or
area,
caus-
damage.
ceded
War
South
down
The
a Guayama Busi-
of State
Worries Common Market wer leaves office, U. S. officials indicated privately yesterday.
man-speaking minority of South Tyrol or face a showdown in
the
Secretary
U.S. Policy After Eisenhower change
Italy for
Nieves, 48, left,
in by
American policy toward the ropean Common Market
negotiations
autonomy
is sworn
chez Vilella, as a director of the Government Development Bank for Puerfo Rico. Nieves replaces the late Beardsley Ruml, who died recently. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)
is
Austria
given
IN—Abraham
nessman,
WASHINGTON
Austria Reported Report Demanding Italy Act On Tyrolese VIENNA
SWORN
II.
Tyro-
in a 1946
South
Tyrolese
and Austria claim that Italy violated the treaty by refusing to grant
South
Tyrol
cal and cultural denies this.
“true”
politi-
autonomy.
“taly
LETTERS GLOWS
I think
Sir: Since we are contemplating buying property near San Juan for a Health Ranch, we ordered your newspaper to get the ‘‘pulse’”’
of Puerto
Rico.
There is a freshness and wholesomeness and TRUTHFULNESS about
your
find
We
believe
if Re doubt.
gives
in
tional
Paris
not
acceptance
next
ing American space satellite, Tiros. Both were made by the Na-
Rhee’s
action from the prosecutor's office to these newspaper reports.
REALLY doesn't
Johnson says if nohe'll accept. Yankee
his
chiefs
severely
Democrats say he might have a better chance to be nominated, left
bal-
ported to have been warned
wil-
want any votes just because he’s a Catholic. However, if he gets any because he isn't a Protestant, he hopes he can be tolerant— and not insist on a recount. ke % Lyndon minated,
case
lot stuffing and illegal balloting should become impossible, you set fire to the ballot boxes and even open fire with machine guns, Then I will ask the government to proclaim martial law.”
statement church in
he
in local
“In
more.
he’s
The
lileo Ferrari. The car goes
added:
Co-
with 9,200 cells, is in the orbit-
voting
and
Hague,
The car gets its energy from what is believed to be the largest solar battery in existence. It has 10,400 single cells.
accompany
to | Daugthters
OA says
plan
West | solutions.
the
What’s
strongly,
Kennedy
vows
the
The
London.
be
Man's
out
and
will
oe
Humphrey
religion
Paris,
penhagen
will
Washington
Republican Chairman Morton says Democrats have more remedies than there are ills. He therefore urges another Republican four years—to give the ills a chance to get even.
keep
masand
’Fo"”inWWW’ h.WWWW’WWWWHo—=EUWG,
So many politicians are vowing to keep religion out of politics that the only safe candidate this year would seem to be a guy who can swear he’s never been to Sunday school. me
was Han
called
in Rome,
police chiefs and gave them instructions on how to rig the
FLETCHER STAR
Choi
powered by the energy of the sun—is on its way to exhibitions
A spokesman said the solar car would be shown in Rome from June 15-29 at the 7th Rassegna
interro-
reported
Chuk-Ko, former viceof the National Assemb-
POTOMAC
WwwSSSA AW
the
the
ly, all of whom kept from Syngman Rhee.
still
large. Four
Yim speaker
elec-
tion and said that the rest was collected by party workers and national police from governmentcontrolled enterprises and businessmen. The newspaper reports said former Home Minister Choi InKyu had admitted to prosecution authorities he alone col-
Han
said
revealed
YORK (AP) — The first solar automobile—
gundo,
Warned
election rigging plan ter-minded by Choi,
had
Party
papers
gation
million
was
Police
nw0wwn
K.
By
NEW world’s
on,
in
newspaper the that
U.
S.
the
which
editorial
us the pulse of what
and
I really
glow
I do
publications. page
is going
inside
when
of the
excellent
I have read. If this is Puerto
are
sure
it must
editorials
Rico,
be
a
why, -we
delightful
place, and we are both exicted about making our trip this month to locate. We are wondering what agencies will help us with the problems of settling.
Once
you
how
ing
your
much
again,
we
let, me
enjoyed
Star.
Elizabeth Stry Melbourne, Florida
tell
read-
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the ar2 who
wn
the race!”
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EDITORIALS A New Secretary Gov. Mujfioz Marin yesterday named Mr. Candido Oliveras to succeed Mr. Efrain Sanchez Hidalgo as Secretary of Education. Mr. Oliveras is now president of
the Planning
Board.
He
hasbeen
many years and has earned workers, government leaders,
the and
in public
service for
respect of the people
his fellow of Puerto
Rico. the
stepping into government.
phase
of
many
weaknesses
educational which
the toughest post in the Recent studies of every
system cry
for
have early
pointed
up
correction.
aod
He will be Commonwealth
the The
outgoing Secretary, Mr. Sanchez Hidalgo, cannot be blamed
for a faulty
Where
system
that has
been
weak
for a long time.
Mr. Sanchez Hidalgo seems to have failed was in
his
inability to accomplish the impossible. Whether Mr. Oliveras can do the job remains to be seen. He will need the co-operation of every person in
his department, Governor,
the
and the help and good intentions of the Legislature,
the
teachers
and
the
person-
nel of the entire system. We hope he gets all the help he will need, for the oe of the present-and future generations of children in uerto Rico. The factions and cliques in the Department of Education are legion. They have made it difficult for other secretaries to achieve the standards so urgently needed in the schools. It is to be hoped that Mr. Oliveras will sweep
out the dissident elements,
Hail The
To newly
The announced
have, at the same
system.ef
street
patrols
time, called for a stronger force,
Our sincere respects to Superintendent of Police Ramon Torres Braschi and to his officers and men for. their plan to protect the community. We will welcome nothing more than the opportunity to praise and support a good
police force.
”
Let’s see this plan in action and all the people will be grateful for, and proud of, the police of Puerto Rico.
In
Peace
The Fernos-Murray bill is dead.
The House Interior
and Insular Affairs committee laid it to rest yesterday in Washington and we can also rest from the controversy the bill stirred up through its misleading provisions and loosely explained intent. We hope that any intention to present a new bill next year to amend the Federal Relations Act, which is what Fernés-Murray was supposed to do, will be preceded by careful public analysis of all the possible pitfalls. The dead bill would have done some things, according to expert witnesses here and in Washington, which the people originally were not told it would do. That’s not serena with the p- Dele. It shouldn’t
happen, again, .
|.
-,
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w
Hee
etsy
ARRAS
Di StLovis Post -Dieps tc
FOR TAKEOFF
From Washington
Foreign Aid Squeeze On Dems Gives Nixon Massive Buildup
by
and for higher police salaries. But in all of our criticism. we hope we have made clear that we recognized the enormity of the task of policing a rapidly growing community. It makes us doubly happy, therefore, to see this excellent plan worked out even before all the new men have been added to the force.
Rest
READY
Police
motorized police crews, covering the metropolitan area 24 hours a day, and never more than five minutes from any home, sounds like a cherished dream come true for the families of the metropolitan area. We doubt seriously if anyone, any newspaper, that is, has been more critical of the police force than this paper. We have pounded away, day after day, and insisted on reforms that would reduce the accident rate, protect the citizens and their property and otherwise make oe community a safe place in which to live, work and play. We
es
the trouble-
makers, and- give, himself and Puerto Rico’s children a fresh start. We wish him well and we feel confident that he has the determination and the ability to do the job.
By William S. White WASHINGTON — The hand is Eisenhower's. The glove is Nixon’s. And this hand-in-glove ar“rangement is firmly grasping the initiative on what historically has been a Democratic —and not
a
Republican—
nationalism. President Nixon
issue,
that
Eisenhower
are
putting
the
and
of
while entirely understandable, only helped further to promote Nixon. For it was repudiated by the
head Democrat of them ali, former President Truman. After all, as Mr. Truman himself said in
pro-inter-
Vice-President
squeeze
most
massive
buildup
as
the
Republican.
to
bring
off
a
positive
miracle,
a
dent
ever
gets
every
dollar
he
asks.
All
same, Eisenhower and Nixon are demanding absolutely intact loaf of bread. / They
really
do
want
it,
true
enough.
But
the
an in
And
now,
Mr.
foreign . The
assurance
of
avoiding
what
use
publicly
added
-.
not.even
listed
on the program turned up the other. night at a big-foreign aid rally-dinner here which had been arranged
by
Eric
Johnston
and
Dr.
Vannevar
Bush, the scientist. This, again, was President * 'Kisenhower’s doing. Mr. Nixon's dramatic introduction from the rostrum as an added starter among
the
guests
bility
possible
has
aid appropriation. Vice-President, though
simply
best
President
Eisenhower
harmful to him. The Republicans
the
any
had been importantly involved recent big wheat deal with
all candor they know perfectly well they never could expect to get all this. The technique is really deep Congressional cuts. And in political terms strong medicine,
tell
glamour to Nixon's role by assigning te. him much of the Administration’s fight for a Aull
foreign
aid appropriation of the full $4.1 billions asked by the President. It is a long-established and well-understood rule ef the game that no Presi-
can’t
India.
presiden-
tial nominee for the approaching campaign. Most notably Messrs. Eisenhower and Nixon are publicly challenging this Democratic Congress
you
the Vice-President in arranging the
painfully
on the Democrats in this whole area. Not the least important consequence is to give Nixon a
effect,
he is to make or not make of his Vice-President. Next, the Administration let it be known that
for
what
of
honor
have
Congress
was
not
no
ultimate
does,
because
exactly
responsithey
are
indeed,
in a minority. They are, therefore, free to belabor the sweating Democrats on foreign aid, demand-
is being made for Nixon by Mr. Eisenhower. This is not merely on foreign aid; it is all across the
ing that they do this and that. The Democrats, in the shorthand of politics, cannot escape blame
board of the “‘peace issue.” First, there was the President’s suggestion that he might find it desirable to have Nixon sit
in for him for a time at the Paris summit conference. The President’s reasons for this were not
partisan.
Soviet Union
His
know
real
purpose
was
that the President
to
let
the
would
not
sit out any meeting deliberately lengthened by the Russians for mere propaganda advantage.
Still, the thing had an undeniably helpful effect on Nixon’s presidential ambitions. Some
‘Democrats
rose to protest,
But their complaint,
for what will surely come, and would quite as surely have come had this been a Republican and not a Democratic Congress— a reduction in foreign aid. So everywhere the public looks in the months ahead it will see one spotlighted figure in world _affairs, aside from Mr. Eisenhower himself. This
will be Richard M. Nixon. It all proves that no presidential aspirant can possibly have so strong an ally as a man who is
already in the White House, of
American
political
power.
sitting at the center
CULL TLOLLO RAL
LSALI O
LILLE
LYELL
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 7, 1960.
Mrs.
lia,
Gilda
Alexandra
well-known
San
Julia
Juan
de
Julia,
wife
businessman,
of Luis
is
the
six, From left to right, are Mario Enrique, eight, asa, four, Andres Eduardo, two, Luis Esteban Jr.,
via Emilia,
10
and
baby
Miguel
Antonio,
Esteban
mother
Ju-
of
Maria Lu nine, Ma-
Mrs.
eight-months-old.
(STAR Photos By Betty Knorr)
of
0
shown
(7
Mrs. Iraida Mangual de Fernandez, wife of Aanolin Fernandez, businessman and attorney poses with Maria Amalia, aged three.
Gerald
a
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Mrs.
Teruca
CLES:
Al
Jose Rullan, u Carmen, five; and
Maria
Tei
G.
prominent
Connelly,
French-born
San
Juan
her
two
youngsters,
months
old.
with
Leon
Alfred,
coise,
10
de R ullan , wife of Dr. 7 four daughters, Mari a, four; Margie, one;
27 months,
: f
wife
businessman
is
William
and Annee
Mrs. Maria Rosario
Fran-
R. de Ballester, wife of
Jaime Ballester, San Juan businessman, poses with her four children, Jaime Antonio, three, Maria Eugenia, 12, Jose Felix, 15, and Miguel Juan, two.
Mrs. Letty Matos
de Carrion,
“resident
Banco
ith her ine,
of the three
seven.
children,
wife
Popular Vivian,
of Jose
de
Luis Carrion,
Puerto
10, Jose
Luis,
vice-'
Rico,
is
shown
12
and
Geral-
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 7, 1960
18 Education
Notes
2,745 To Get Diplomas About
2,745
college students will
receive
their
diplomas
exercises
a.m.
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credit
counted
as an
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of
your
in
of
land
since
last
week. *£
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teachers
are
the
corner-
and our efforts
Efrain
Sanchez
Hi-
dalgo in a message to teachers of the island to commemorate Teachers Day tomorrow. k
Inter American San German, will
Annual today The
College at
9:30
University, at hold its 34th
Commencement a.m.
female
buffalo
in
India
gives vicher milk than a domestic cow.
making
that
you
beat
it.
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con-
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ace
of spades
declarer
to
you
the
see
three
no
and
defense
that
rake ace.
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can
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assume that North will be declarer and that puts East on iad. East will lead the king diamonds
7,
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railway
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tract.
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to solve the island’s problems would be in vain without their devotion to duty,” said Secretary of
Dr.
&
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stone of our work,
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Puerto Rico Chapter of the International Reading Association, it was announced by Dr. Efrain Sanchez Hidalgo, secretary of education. Gray has been visiting the is-
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and
course.
William
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over-
become
cannot
opponents
what must
—and from the results of this hand, that is precisely what happened. —
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trips,
games,
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if
diamond—
ten
are
sightseeing
baseball
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the third diamond
of hearts. No matter decides to do, he
a trick
as
for students,
play West must ruff with the
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returns
diamond.
pro-
certs.
At
will win.
East
the
the
visited
Z| nally renowned researcher educator, author, and lecturer, has been named honorary president of the
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point,
such
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open to all engiat present at the
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be
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sits to museums,
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By William
plants,
line factories. Recreation activities
to the
Bridge Today
Arman
will
jects, mining industries, chemical products factories and assembly-
by the students
it has Office
AWW
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tronic
en-
of Agriculture
Enrollment is —— students
will be distributed start23 at the Cultural and
the event ing May
to request
study
Mechanical Arts, nounced by the Trips.
Two central sections of seats at the theater will be reserved for
Invitations
in the
of the
group.
students.
time
United States sponsored University for enginéering
sity has announced. There will be 45 doctors and 72 lawyers in the
graduating
still
states
trip. trip,
for inspection of electric and elec-
Office ef the uni-
eke
There’s
of
Univer-
the
Theater,
Rico
Puerto
University
the
at
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to take the the 29-day
northeastern
versity.
gradua-
at
starting
Activities
a
who wish During
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tion
Social
College, to preengineering students, and to engineering alumni
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THE SAN JUAN STAR —. Saturday, May. 7, 1960
figures
METROPOLITAN 3°2325
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is arriving
York,
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a two-week visit with here after several
absence.
years
Kenneth R. Lindquist of Miami has assumed: his duties as manager of the St. Thomas office
Nightly 8:00 Admission $2.00 Matinees Fri,-Set.-Sun. and
mata trdrdrdudadrodoads
Adults
Holideys $2.00
et
3:00 PM Children $1.50
on
Pictures
>
>
duation
trip
and
Co.,
of
Condado
the
Beach
FOX-DELICIAS -- Ponce
Ada Irizarry was crowned as the school’s Queen. During the course of the evening, different students performed, displaying their talents.
Simultaneously Shows:
showing
Members cruise ship
1:50
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scheduled
Birthday
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Margarita Cox, who celebrated her 10th birthday with a party at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. -Federico Schuck, in Hato
music.
the
dance
York..Happy
New
evening with American Or-
supplying
chestra
Europe
Governor’s
the
in
Hotel Thursday Lito Pena’s Pan
7
to
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SATURDAY
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an
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stockbrokers. Lindquist succeeds Reid Jorgenson, who is leaving
COBIAN’S THEATRES >»
of Richard
Navy
for tonight at the Sabana Naval Station has been postponed due of the schedule to the busy Navy Steel Band. Laura Hunter lunching at El Burrito this week and showing Old San Juan to Marion Link. Marion, who is here with her husband, Edwin, aboard the “Sea Diver,” expects to leave Puerto Rico as soon as their boat is out of dry dock and head for Israel, Laura and the Links used to be neighbors in Binghampton,
in New
residing
now
born,
can
local
in
prominent
Phone
are
Weber
Mrs.
and
he
and
Hotel,
Rey.
Margarita
is
the
daughter
of Conchita and Walter Cox. Marjorie Von Bronkhorst, cently
returned
from
a
re-
month’s
trip to New York, is at home now and will receive a few of her. friends on Sunday evening
of the Swedish Bergenfjord arrived
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Women’s
Association’s
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to Side
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May
P.M.
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at the Cotillon Room with their own combo when they were in town last week and staged a delightful party for themselves
is president
Beach
Condado
the
of
spending a month touring Washand New York, ington, New
Weber
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SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May
Casals Scholarshins. Will Be Announced
Bing’s Going Back To School: As A Tycoon By BOB HOLLYWOOD
Bing’s back a tycoon who
~- Bing
mater ‘in ‘‘High Time’’— and doggone if he doesn’t have a freshman’s figure. As he lolled between scenes -with Tuesday Weld
‘|
cepted
how he managed tle of the bulge.
was
the
bat-
_|
to
at
someone’s
he go
said. ‘“‘The courses and you can take
each
BING ly
plate;
house
that’s
for
you're dinner,”
come and nibbles of
better
than
him
up
because
another
one
he
some-
Dolores could probab
and
them;
Bing’s
of
it
but
sit-
tihg down to one big plate. Usual-
there’s
enough
Bing. said
up show: biz. He'll continue as a performer, working, as always,
said.
at his own chosen pace. That ;2ce is much more leisurely than in the days when he was making three movies a year, doing
Among the Bing’s plans to
obstructions are fish with pals in
Alaska
tour
a
weekly
schedule
radio
little
of his
‘Hope ‘Road
To
a
he’s|
radio
show]
‘““‘But
around
his
we
to
probably
‘it until
-and
wife
Rome
to
for.
the
via. some
time.
Hong
Kong’
next,”
course,
the|
take
might
I
and
Europe
latter
chatter
his
weight
notices
now
hovers
it
doesn’t
in the 159-160 area, which is a pretty good neighborhood for his
5 feet, 9 inches. “Once
he
I was
up as high
recalled.
“I
was
as 185,”
making
a
on
Valerie e
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from 7 P.M. to 10 $4.50 per person
Continuous: dancing No Cover Charge 13:00 P.M. Showtime:
NO COVER CHARGE
CAIDO
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ond dances
Friday and
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* madern
and
IRIS MARTINEZ
stylist :
American
MANOLIN
with
OE
of
Americen
song
Song Stylist
and
by MYRNA CASAS
EP
Letin.
VALERIE
P.M.
- CRISTAL ROTO EN EL TIEMPO MADELINE WILLEMSEN LAURA MARTELL
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RICKEY KAYE and
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going
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in the
with his fishing.
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there.’
been
back
that
part
he
with be
friends in Bavaria a look at Scandina-
never
be
get
year.”
‘‘We’ll
Games,”
I’ve
He'll
won't
next
Kathryn.
Olympic
thet takes}
Clooney
Festival
musicians and composers from the U. S. and ten Latin American countries.
full
Now
with
In the past three years, 39 scholarships have been given to
film a year, ‘we want to visit record | and also take occasional
morning
a
agd
fuel
certain}
and
of recording.
Rosemary
adds
show
averaging one Specials, 2” with
appears
meet and hold conferences with Pablo Casals, Festival director,
announc-
and will consult musicians.
retirement|
sometimes
he
be
Festival, to be They will also
[he scholarships are offered vearly to outstanding young musicians in the hemisphere by the Commonwealth. They cover living extransportation and penses here. winners will attend ail The
dates
to.”
will
concerts of the held June 3-22.
CROSBY
on at the table’ that no what -you left.”
he leaves part of his meal? when
new
that he has neo intention of giving
I always have wine with my meal. I just have smaller portions of | everything.” Just A Nibbler
well
get
‘|recur
my love of food. I still like eating, ¥ like a belt before dinner and
very
for
picking
Rumors
“The secret? There isn’t any. I just eat less. Oh, I haven't lost
“Tt works
his
ly have full-time employment just collecting the awards Bob can’t|
of years. now,’ he reported.“I just got tired of carrying around that extra weight.
when
one
where else.
“T’ve been working at it a couple
Yes, but how does the -system work when he’s. dining out? Doesn’t the hostess take offense
that
was a blow, to Hove's ‘But Bob has some other
routines left,’ he added. “‘Anyway, he’s too busy picking up plaques to worry about it. J _|noticed the other day Dolores ac-
and Fabulous Fabian, I asked him win
admitted
slimness fat joke.
in college —playing | * returns to his alma
to
Casals Festival ed May 15. .
riverboat picture called ‘Mississippi’ and I had to wear those tight southern pants. I looked like a sausage. It was always a-wonder to me how, I got another job.”
break for Bob Hope. He has. to]: destroy his joke file about Bing Crosby's fat because the Groaner’s | ° skinny now. :
all-expense of ten to the fourth annual
Winners scholarships
In ‘High Time’
THOMAS (AP)—Tough
21
7, 1960
P.N
of
interfere
—
SAN
JUAN
Crelatin Tips the
couldn’t
fact
make
gelatin
that
sidad and Calle Pelegrina, Piedras, invites you to its
BOILING water. I'll bet this why you're having trouble.
a
my
PADUCAH,
successful
dessert.
admit
eR
she
I
had_
molds
fruit
to
thousands
DETROIT:
women in America are making perfect gelatin desserts
hints. Here’s has
the
—and
been
dessert
doesn’t When
BOILING
the water
HOT
water.
you
goofed.
it doesn’t
Ill bet
this
the
on
called
Some
that
The
to
it.
for
flea-brain
HOT
ot
One
Iowa: My with mea-
or directions July
4th
the
and
she
using
marshmallows
The
water. to
Sunday
one will
made
American
a
flag,
for
stars.
School sessions each
morning,
at 11. The sing three The
Rev.
Donald
“The
Eyes
will
the
New
the
dance.
topic
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pa-
rents at a tea at 7 p.m. followed by a report on the President’s White House Conference on
Youth
held
Jast
THE
8:15—WHOA-—Baptist
dance,
scheduled
SHIP
Band
tonight
regular for
for
am.
you
Sunday
in
the
Emajagua rias. Mrs.
a short
attend
service San
St.,
Betty
FELLOW-
to
their
at 10:30
Juan
Las
Ma-
Adelman
will
lead
discussion
period
on
the
*
SAN
&
the
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de
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Carroll
By
IIIA IAI ID IDA DIDI AAR ADAH IHS
Righter
the
GENERAL TENDENCIES: This can be one of your most upsetting of days, especially in the ways stated as difficult for your
P.M.
be
order health
sure
wardrobe
and take problems.
care :
GEMINI
(May
21
is of
in
the
to
June
21)
A day to practice economy, par-
everyone,
cerned.
so
even
though
you
ticularly
where
pleasure
Homely,
by
perfected.
about
you.
A
day
double-checking whatever te your attention. ARIES
(March
Associates
for
comes
-21 to April
either
cannot
19)
reach
decisions or are prejudiced today. Hence, it .is important you
remain cool and be sure you meet
collected and all obligations
religiously.
the
Then
very productive TAURUS (April This
is not a day
into anything Handle only which
for 20
you
will
you. to May
for
getting
new and untried. that work with
are
throughly
fami-
liar. Get reports in perfect order.
laxation. MOON to July
are
CHILDREN 21)
You
for
or those of experience who know that the big issues are far more important.
re-
(June
that will LIBRA
22
up against some pretty stiff opposition. today. where close ties, real estate or business affairs are concerned. Take care you
do not rake
P.M.
take
treatments
help your voice. (Sept. 23 to Oct.
You erroneously believe higher-up is not doing
are apt te come
22)
that a things
properly and feel you can do them better. Refrain from butting in. Relax and all will soon work out nicely.
over old coals and
make matters more difficult. P.M. take it easy. . LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Be particularly careful while out driving or in whatever activity you are engaged. Also, guard your words well. Keep a careful watch over your money and
SCORPIO
Here you
(Oct.
is a day are
23
to Nov.
when
hemmed
you
in and
21)
think
imposed
upon. Think positively instead and figure out accurately where you are: making your mistakes. But do not discuss your ideas
minister
Kenya
A.
C.
legislative
Swan
told
council.
Swan said the spirit of Mau Mau was rising again in Kenya. Government
with day.
offices
anyone
had
until
SAGITTARIUS
Dec. may
been
stoned,
some (Nov.
and you fall right
trap, if you-are not Be courteous with instead.
P.M.
be
to
be the
on guard. everybody socially.
stead.
(Jan.
21
to
of
in
there
Mau
Those
the Mau
Mau
“get
quick
Feb.
19) While fine, new ideas and outlets are most appealing to-
day, it is wise you first get important affairs handled quickly
Puerto
Rico’s
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little
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PISCES
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to
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March
ize some very ings. Solve through
worthwhile holdyour problems
objective
stead, and you abundance. If
Your
thinking
can
Child
Is
also
in-
add
Bern
to
Today
The interesting child born today is of that genre of people who appreciate the finer things of~ life
and
want
them
.
above
all things, but lack the desire to work for them. There may be a slight biological disturbance
here
which
should
be
cleared up early and then the life can be a very successful one.
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22
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) You are sorely tempted to make radical changes in several departments of your existence today, but this would only lead to trouble with higher-ups. If you curbthat temperamental outburst, you will win out inAQUARIUS
police. He added dence
been
and
into that which interests, but do not put into operation as yet.
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enter-
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like.
VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Your penchant for dwelling’ on
is con-
simple
may be cautious, you need to be careful of wrong statements or decisions inadvertently made these
go over meticulously any reports or. legal papers, contracts and
your
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be
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and china inAfter 5, 2-0795.
34
in
ex-
312
HOUSES
FOR
BALDRICH SECTION 1, furnished modern
=
RENT Available June three bedroom
home. Family away one year. All conveniences. Two baths plus laundry-bath. One bedroom air-conditioned, 2 .screened. Call Mr. Hamill, 6-2357, office hours. Will sacrifice 1958 Taunus 17M}
Deluxe. 1489
Boca
de
Prat,
hours
Caribe new
Hilton
furnished
and
Social Security 804, 4th Floor, Vega
lovely Near
Reasonable
Rates.
Condado
rooms.
Hotels.
Building, Ponce de Apartment 401-402,
Cool, Leén Mrs.
3-6769.
7s
UF
3158 MAGDALENA — Suite Apartment. Newly decorated and furnished, with large living and diningroom, airconditioned private
bedroom for two, bath. Located in
kitchen Condado
and sec-
tion one block from La Concha Hotel. Private entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356. 1471
69
Cangrejos
Santurce.
in
Condado
Beach
Hotels.
Personal
AUNT JENNY’S: Guest House with a family atmosphere. Delicious meals served. 1859 McCleary Ave. Tel 3-6802. 600 MABIGALANTE
ur —
PARQUE
159,
Phone
2-3036. Beautifully decorated, airconditloned rooms, each with private bath, hot and cold water. Terraces. garden. Near beach and business sectors. Summer rates. Manager, Margarita de Conreras.
1499
UF
3-0122.]
—
unfurnished
—
dining,
3
57|
GEORGETOWN
GILLS.
cabinets,
carport,
screens,
Un-
venetian
information, Mrs. 6 PM, or Joyeria
HOUSE,
Bargain
Telephone
for]
8-1727.
SAN
JUAN
GUEST.
MOUSE
unfurnished,
with
Enjoy
702
OF
theatres,
busses.
Sun
HOUSE — restaurants,
terrace,
conditioned rocms. Cooking information, phone 2-9352
Box
12384
Loiza
all
air-
facilities. For or write to
Station,
Santurce.
1251
2-0486 1475
club
anytime.
visiting,
etc.
Call
UF
Avenue,
Miramar,
Cruthirds, . 955
HOUSE,
Santurce,
606
Olimpo
Centrally
2-3994.
UF
CONDADO GUEST HOUSE, Condado 606, Stop 17. 2 blocks La Concha and beach. Apartment, double airconditioned, livingroom with sofa bed, bath, hot water,
terrace,
daily, less 2-3196. 1374
per
private
week.
entrance.
Marchand,
Call
near San Juan 9-0144, 9-0532.
house
er
Rental
call
$300.
2-1360
—
Breakfast
served.
3-0834.
2-6178, 61
house.
TAFT
Condado, Telephone 1468
room,
utilities
included.
Phone
2-1389. 510
and
FURNISHED
bath in separated maid
near beach. 2-7162.
remodeled from main
service
$75.
incl
per
month. 59
OLD SAN JUAN -— for rent to a respectable single employed man, cool, comfortable, well-furnished room mh apartment of r table tal. Telephone, hot water, other facilities. As a paying guest, this is ideal for a discriminating man. References required. May be seen 12 - 2 PM and6 - 9 PM daily. 322 Calle Sol, Apt. 3. 1467 : 59 AIRCONDITIONED, SCREENED nice room in Condado section, one _ block from La Concha and beach. Private bath. Rent $10. daily, double, single $7. Linen imcluded. Garage. 3-6227. 1449 510
OFFICE
GUEST
HOUSE
—
Taft
53.
month.
single.
2-0887
or
Special
2-2206.
Each
rates uF
1439
3-2936.
UF
GUEST
HOUSE,
75
Privileges. 1452
$20
3-1977.
CASCADE beach, in Ocean Park ments conditioned. rates. C.A. 2-6267.
GUESiI HOUSE — at the the city. No.6 Elena &t., Santurce, Efficiency apartsuites — rooms — airDaily, weekly, monthly Rivera, Manager. Telephone
$10
1159 HOTEL LUQUILLO RESTAURANT. On
510 — the
OCEAN ocean.
down
offered
38
WANTED CONDOMINIUM
SQUARE FEET office space, in building on Ponce de Leén AveStop 23. Ample parking. Telephone Realtor,
office
TO
BUY
APARTMENT,
ing of: at least three two baths, immediate sired. Telephone 8-0775. 1493
consist-
bedrooms occupancy
and de510
MOVING furnished Santurce
kitchen, facilities. Raldiris,
3-3788.
S10
TO
FAMILY
RENT
from
modern or near
States,
apartment vicinity. 3
er
livingroom, screened, Call Bayamon 1136, or Box 37, Bayamon.
need house, MS,
other write
1376
61
FOR SALE OR RENT FOR SALE or rent in Altamira Development, Street No. 1, Lot 21, house type Bellavista - just finished. Three bedrooms, closets, living, dining, ‘spacious kitch with cabinets. Two bathreoms, porch, garage and servant's quarters with additional bathroom. 625.98 square meters, Telephone facilities and other modern conveniences. Close. to Garden Hills, San José Academy at Vifla Caparra, Pueblo Supermarkets and Woolworth. Financing arranged. For. apoan
call
3-1542,
8-0548
1421
or
59 FOR
CUSTOM room, 2 shopping kitchen
SALE BUILT bath center,
bar.
OR
carport,
Screened, landscaped. ing available. Miss 1382
LOST
TRADE
modern three bedhome, Cupey, near Rio Piedras. Built-in
&
two
terraces.
Excellent financWeiner 3-8400. 61
FOUND
LOST — BLACK and white dog — answers to “King”. Wears collar with tag. Marion Veterinary Hospital written on at
tag. Phone 6-6414 or return Concordia 150, Urbanizacion
Rio Piedras. 1453
37
LOTS 120
the
ACBES
northern
to owner Valencia.
Reward.
of
FOR ocean
coast,
SALE front
ideal
land
for
along
touriss
center. Near Dorado. No brokers. Call or write William, Menendez, Box 87,
Manati,
Puerto
Rico,
Phone
63.
1427
37
NEVIS — ST. KITTS — Beachfront Hotel, excellent condition, for sale. Also 1,000 acres of miscellaneous property. some plantaticns, all suitable hotel or cottage colonies. On beaches, roads — some near airport. Write Simmons, Betances 265, Santurce, P. i er Duncan, Box 1283
165,
St.
Kitts,
B.W.1 _ 524
Con-
dado Ave., Santurce. Near beach, Hotel La Concha. Quiet and centrally located. Semi-private baths, double and_ single rooms, screened, hot water. Kitchen weekly.
No
Improvement 204.
Real Estate Corner
MAISON BLANCHE Guest Mouse. Doubie and single air conditioned rooms with bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 77 Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Vicente Julia, Tele-
CAMELIA’S
Ext.
610 PRICES
SPACE
CABRER BUILDING — Santurce. 309 square feet, facing Ponce de Leon Ave. at Stop 16-2. Rent $95. per month (OPA). Services: Elevator, airconditioning, water and electricity, and doorman from 6-12 cluded in rental fee. Call Cabrer, telephone 2-0515 or 3-0882 1485 512
Parker
$12.
(4-1/29.).
Home
2-3013
ang FHA. financing arranged for all types of alterations, additions and improvements te your house and premises. “Pico Inc” Tel. 2-3013 Ext 211. Box 14203, Santurce. BEST
610
by. the
double,
1487
8-0270.
2200 Rew nue,
Phone
screened
required.
Linen
room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance
402
furnished
studio room and servant’s quarters,
yes, 1499
SAN ANTONIO GUEST HOUSE —- One Tapia Street. Ocean Park, San Juan. Rooms with private bath, airconditioned. 5 minutes from Airport. Beantiful swimming beach. Good restaurants within
$15.
; air-
INDEPENDENT.
1400 SQ. FT. — OFFICE SPACE. Clean, clear, well ventilated. New building in heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 450 SQ. FT. office complete with air conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fenced doors and windows. Roosevelt and De Diego Aves., Puerto Nuevo. Call Re-
distance.
interest
Universal
7-2092,
WANTED
37
walking
FHA
Corp.,
RENT
CONDITIONED,
per
$9.
THE DUFFY’S have remodeled charming, ald beach home, and now offer rooms, all with private bath,
382
Parkside.
Visit
SES
breakfast and drinks on your private terrace in delightful continental-run fuest house close to “‘Under The Trees”, and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion Court, corner of McLeary. Member Carichean Tourist Association. Telephone
LA PROVIDENCIA GUEST Parque 153. Near beaches,
6,
month. 57 | 1416
FOR
jing. $110 monthly, AFR
59
SPACIOUS
IMPROVEMENT
510
service, bath, closet, hot Water and refrigerator. Single occupancy. Best Condado section, across from Atlantic Beach Hotel. No _ cook-
$350 | 1481 AS59
GARDEN
HOME
Low
FOR SALE
Santurce.
ROOMS
airconditioned. | References rent. AND
-
.|
Street
airconditioned.
8204,
AVAILABLE
bedroom
couple.
Box
1318
with stove, refrigerator, water screens, garage and fence. Call}
quarters,
teason-
COMPARE THESE VALUES: Carporis $595; Extra rooms (12” x 12’) $995; fences, porches, bathrooms, etc., at zimilar low prices. We handle plans. Payment.
Fully
bath,
Telephone. Moving, must FRANCISCUS REALTORS SOCIATES, 3-3506. 1443
.
ing, Located Hipodromo 652. For information, Centro Tecnico Esteva. telephone 2-5856. 1437 510
59
Write
57}
FOR RENT for 2-1/2 to 5 months, beginning May 25th, small furnished, screened house in Villa Caparra. One
located. Single and double accommodations with private bath, some air conditioned. Rates from $4 single. Mrs.
and
2-2378,
1424
59
ASHFORD HOUSE . Guest House. 1120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid service. All screened. Hot water. Some with air conditioning. Best hotel and residential section, Beach facilities. Special arrangements for couples travel ing together. One block from La Concha guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 2-7927. Mrs. Annie De Mauret, Manager.
HILLS
livingroom
blinds, lamps. For Torres, 3-7085 after Mike, Lofza 1902.
GUEST
rooms. SPECIAL SUMMER $14 — $18 daily, double, incomplete breakfast. Call
Benitez,
.
in
COLONIAL
aircon-
$l fur-
LOS ANGELES — near airport, WC-34, attractive house, 3 bedrooms, completely equipped kitchen, water heater, built-
2-1779.
ditioned RATES: cluding
modern
-
Clotilde
private sanitary of different
1115
furnished, spacious 3 bedroom house, separate living and diningroom, large front porch, 2 car garage. Servant’s quarters. Rent $250. monthly. Call 8-2143 or 8-0568. 1426 57
nite
Spacious,
Ashford
fully
carport.
available, Stop located. Air-
flourescent
bedroom house, and _ diningroom
car
RENT
conditioned. Parking, installations, seven
HOTEL BUILDING, easily converted to 24 rooms with private bath. Solid construction. Plans approved, permits g-anted. Heart of most valuable Santurce secton. on Ponce de Leén Avenue. Restaurant on ground floor in operation, 10 year lease. Will leave part | mortgage. Outstanding opportunity.
Real-
*
House
3
2
- BUILDINGS
Available
Parker
For
1429
3
All and
Bo cea TON eee ear ee con;
sightseeing,
sea.
1017.
finest
location.
1456
facing
—
the
quarters.
8-1084, Mrs. Bayamon Diaz, before 5. After 5 — | Conditioned, 915 Verde, with linen
NEW CONCEPT in tourist accomodations. With the rental of one of our excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day loan of a car for your
HOUSE
of
SECTION:
FOREST
kitchen heater,
Place
2-0886.
One
Excellent
bedrooms,
Condado ocean front. Private stairway to beach. New, informal. Sun terrace
ISLAND
patio.
UBB.
Fue st Hou HOUSE, in ocean view.
—
in Garden Hill. beautiful kitchen
—
FOR
1500 3Q. FT. office 20, Santurce.
landscaped, fully equipped kitchen. 1277 square meter lot. For information, Investment Service Company, Box Ss ree, 3-3550.
5 p.m.
livingroom, diningroom, three bedrooms, two baths, library, big porch, garage and servants’ quarters. A fruit tree orchard. Nicest residential section. F-3
right 512 | 1431
ANTILLES GUEST Miramar. with nice
HILLS
1463
Hato Rey, around corner from Ponce de Leén Avenue... Near church, schools, shopping areas. Porch, five bedrooms, two bathrooms, livingroom, dining room, large pantry, kitchen, outdoor barbecue and bar, servant’s quarters, farage, 16 closets. Renta. $300.00 monthly. Phone 1474
until
DEVELOPMENT
HILLS — livingroom
servant’s
510
quarters.
UF
office
8-1084,
GARDEN separate
Caparra.
nished, two blocks from La Concha.j Living-diningroom, 3 large porches, 3] bedrooms, garage, laundry and maid’s
the two
IMMEDIATELY, resid best residential section
Villa*
SPACE
SALE
1482
2-7270.
baths, servant’s
Montebay.
AVAILABLE located in
Ext.
Vigoreaux,
that,
CONDADO
FURNISHED screened beautiful Vaciatalega
Salvador.
15,
FOR
THREE BEDROOM house. near Metropolitan Shopping Center. With screens, yard all fenced. Under FHA plan 8 months. Monthly payments $60.00 Information JN-22B Caparra Terrace.
Tel.
_living-dining-
in three week. Telephone tor, office 3-3788. 1451
Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations. 1410
Mr.
large
telephone
Yardley
Street
GARDEN
.
near baths,
BATHS,
bedroom homes terrazo floor.
5:30
96
bedroom
just
1495
—
Beach,
quarters.
Su
After 1450
UF
COMFORTABLE bungalows, at
servant’s
BEDEOOMS,
Call
te Ca4 bed-
1378 FURNISHED, ment, (18° x
beach
bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, room, kitchen, pantry, conditioned, garage for
Carport,
Roma
option to concrete
days
2-5425 or personally No. 4, Santurce, P
RENT
near
room, terrace, maid’s quarters with bath, kitchen with cabinet, 2 car _ carport. Screened. fenced, all concrete yard.
living rooms, large dining room, equipped kitchen, pantry( porch, bar, maid’s room with bath, garage for two cars, terrace, and all other modern conve-
59
FOR
Two
residential Five
niences.
APARTMENTS
3
un-
After
Road No. 1. Rio Piedras Living and dining rooms,
FOR
For ifformation. InvestCompany, 3-3550, Box ;
2 ears. 22-9682.
or
59
RENT on residence
RESIDENCE
BUCABE
3-8254
immediate occupancy Functional Builders offers its “Caribaire’” home at 16 Diamante Street and its ‘‘Buccaneer” home on 19 Onix Street: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car carport, liberal mortgage; homes opened by appointment only. Call Arturo Saldafia, Tel. 2-2768. 1491 S24
512
H-15.
1379
vator, incinerator, terrazo floors. Condominium Santa Rita, McLeary Corner
AT
512
1473
6-7552. PENTHOUSE APARTMENT. 4 _ bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, living-dining. play-
:
(first floor), 4 parior, dining 8 closets. air
bedplaza. cars.
PM. Saturdays and Sundays all day. For further information during working hours call 2-4930: After 5:30 PM call
.
HOUSES
Santurce.
FURNISHED
rooms, 3 bathrooms, built-in-stove,: mahogany cabinets, pantry, mahogany closets. Glass enclosed terrace and 2 open terraces. Located on 2-1!2 acres.
59
1810,
1486
2-4338.
State guas:
finaninvest
Condominium Leon corner
3-3550.
key
FOR buy,
Competent
advice regarding feasibility and cing of real estate projects.
—
GERARDO
PM _ 1432
Rico? Check Puerto commercial, industrial.
IN of
Loiza
furnished 3 bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths, livingdining, mahogany kitchen cabinets, electric stove, hot water. For inspection.
available for first mortgages. t properties. Call us. 2-0911 e Box 729, Roosevelt. 69
INVESTING our listings
screened
house, two blocks main remodeled. Place for two
SAN
RENT
Rie Piedras — 3 VILLA CAPRI G-61, bedrooms, 2 baths, one bidet, kitchen with double sink. Iron grillwork, screens. Carport. Planted with fruit trees. - $150. information Loiza Shop,
310
Monthly rental $110. Box 224, Ponce. 1473
Baldrich, Hyde Park, Hato Rey, Santurce, Rio Piedras. Payment facilities. Money I or 13472
FULLY
FOR
FloralPark.
PONCE
sale San
Maria,
Villa
HOUSES
RENT
house: livingroom, diningropm, 3 bedrooms with closets, het water. gap stove, garage. Close to school, church, grocery store and drugstore. Nice neighborhood. One year lease. Rent $125 monthly. For information, Betan-
AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn and Ashford Avenue, Condado 3-3506, 3-6775. 279 ur
REALTY, and lots
FOR
COMFORTABLY.
INVESTING er SPECULATING? Our realtor, lawyer, government specialist and staff are yours. Pictures, complete description of scores of houses for sale, beach front property, ocean front ane islands and investment property ALLEN FRANCISCUS —REAL ORS
CINTRON of houses
— Saturday, May 7, 1960
PARKSIDE — A fine big house at a fine low price! Three generous bedrooms with walk-in closets, two baths, living room, dining room, and recreation room with bar. Carport, servant’s quarters. Only $26,000!
SAN FRANCISCO — Third of an of first rate land with a sound, built three bedroom home. Carport servant’s quarters too! Priced well low $25,000 -— only small down ment required.
AVENIDA WALL - Big and brand new! Three giant bedrooms with built-in . oan tables, large closets. Completeequipped Humphrey kitchen. Beauti-
BALDRICH — Solid three bedroom home with separate garage, servant’s quarters, 484 meter landscaped lot, Superbly located in quiet, shady, residential neighborhood. Under $20,000 with: minimal down payment.
Ruy
located on quarter acre corner lot.
Just $26,000 ment!
with
very
low
down
pay-
1411
.
VIEW Double
tooms,$7 3 minutes from the famous beach of Luauillo. Puertes Rican and continental food. Laguille, P.R.
Intercontinental.
HILS BEACH HOUSE — directly on the beach. Roll out of bed into the water. Airconditioning by the trade winds. Breakfast included. Outdoor barae at your disposal. 1850 Atlantic,
or
UF
Robert
Tschudin, a Realtor
TELS.
3-5315
-3-6535
acre well and bepay-
3
CLASSIFIEDS == " ‘THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 7, 1960
Ashford
Ave.,
fast
Secretartal
x
BOOKKEEPING
UF
SERVICE
CARS
COLLEGE
WANTED,
GRADUATE,
available for immediate
MEN
29,
B.B.A.
with management and supervisory experience. Ex-Army officer. No objection to traveling. Write Box L, San Juan Star (Box 4187, San Juan). 1470 59 JUNIOR EXECUTIVE — Available for immediate position with well established
concern. Gegree,
Young
man,
5 years
bi-lingual,
experience
No objection to 3009, San Juan.
traveling.
1484
B.B.A.
as executive. Write
to
Box 7
vrolet
enly
best
offers.
Also
household
CONTINENTAL, 32 permanent resident, Rico,
seeks
POSITIONS
1959
WANTED-WOMEN college
grad.
seeks employment with well established P. R. firra or will take chances with new company on the rise. Secretarial and general office skills. Management ability. Executive experience. Write Box &. San Juan Star (Box 4187 San Juan). 3422 87
HELP
WANTED
—
FEMALE
PERMANENT POSITION, requiring some €¢€ ce in translation work. or else fluency with both S ish and English. Salary open. Suitable applicants will be notified for interview. Make resumé of education and experience te Claim and Loss Dept., Insurance Company of North America, Box 666, Hate Rey. 478 510
HELP SALES
WANTED
position
intensive training in our procedures. This position requires extremely high
intelligence, ubility te plan your own work, high creativity and persuasivemess, flawless social poise, and very much above average ability to express
ideas
verbally
and
in
writing,
both in English and in Spanish. Car mecessary. Send your resume and a short autobiography, written in English and im your own handwriting, to Sales Representative, Box 8466, Fernandez Juncos Station, Santiree, P. BR. © 1391
516
AUTO MECHANIC — Man experienced fm all phases of aute maintenance for small fleet. Must be bi-lingual. References required. Excellent starting ealary. Apply Room 210, El Imparcial Building.
1380
UF
furnishings.
Telephone
Will
I HAVE an excellent job for you sales training to work for international book company. Earn $150 per week. Soenue mot necessary. Call 3-6689. ar 4
WANTED
GIRL
PLYMOUTH
35,000
miles,
Please
call
PLAZA
with 27-0000
radio,
Avenue,
5-1/2
6,
antares:
yawl,
rubber
dacron
P. bunks;
-
Easy
6-5429.
Borum
Mereury terms
motors,
—-
free
and
1495
packing,
Inc., Hato
“THE
or
DIRT,
ce.
4Goor,
Telephone
ARE
AUTO RADIATORS — Is your car overheating? Your radiator eam be fixed quickly and inexpensively by Cruz Auto Radiator Service. Ponce de Leon 606, ‘ate Rey (Front of Post Office) €3027. 511
ALTERATIONS
seamstress ford Ave.,
1403
and
work. “‘Marisa’s”’, 1020 AshCondado. Telephone 2-4122.
_
— moving. Ponce de 1373
BRIDES TO BE: Latest style beautiful wedding gowns. bridesmaid’s dresses, cocktail party and date dresses, sold at best prices available. Will make appointments evenings and Saturdays, Phone
Memi
Méndez,
CLEANING
& PAINTING
TS YOUR roof dirtyr if so, for expert high water- pressure cleaning and painting. call 6-5132 or 430 Verde, Bayamén. UF
BUSINESS
for
sale
300
person
Pacity, dance floor, Good reputation. Air
bandstand, conditioned.
tropolitan
avenue.
area,
and Fdz. Juncos. ee Maisonet. 129, &
main
After
7:30
Stop
PM. .
cabar. Me26
Call
525
SERVICE
Store
for
sale
-
Office equipment. typewriters, cash registers, safes, keys, etc. In business ten, years. Good location, low rent. Call Mr. Roque mornings 9-11 only socnnone 3-6245. 87
$35,000. Year leases. Seven tenants. for appointment, Phone ‘2-5856.
Centro
Técnice
Call
Esteva,
1436
510
PRIME, WELL secured second mortgages for sale. Annual yield over~11%. For information phone 6-5003.
P.
519
RB.
FILTERS
INC.
FILTERS manufacturers
all
types and sizes air conditioning filters for home window units - also industrial
types.
812
Call
tuning
Salvador A. Nin, Leon. Telephone
—-
repairs
Inc.,. 146¢ 2-4358. a
LETTERHEADS,
ENVELOPES,
Snap-
1446
3-5999.
when
UF
POODGEOOSCOEOCCCOSCECCE SELLS
Classified
Ads
CALL 3-8400 EXT.
cents
each
> word.
Agent
AB. 0 BN SEEDER EO
REPAIR
of
72
AIRCONDITIONand commercial
All Stateside mechanics. Service, days 2-4718 — -
68
EQUIPMENT
CHAIRS,
eye-appeal.
telephone 1430
Muebleria Ponce de
SAVE
WITH
moving, 20,
TORRES.
no
We
do
72-6267
or
heavy
duty.
re-
Information
324,
§ Rivera,
Bayamon.
UF
DETECTIVE
BUREAUS
CONTINENTAL DETECTIVE most competent Agency
Patrols.
matter
if it be Prices. andez Juncos Tel. 2-5791
Sapturee.
> Ur
SALES
FOR
Over 10 years experience is behind best in T. V. sevice and repair receivers of any make or model.
BOB,
WILCHEK
-
the on All
yor
guaranteed.
Tel.
UF
PAN
AMERICAN
THE
Radio-compass instruments.
9-0268.
LABS
WANT puppy. 1496
RADIO
GOSPITAL
way,
to. form
radio
gyro
flying
club.
legal fees of for nonflying
AND
PETS
TO sel] female Call 3-6695.
German
Protective clothing
> > > > >
516
Directory
RENTAL
CHIROPRACTORS Dr. Robert M. Overton Low pei
beck
peins,
sinus
headeches,
trouble,
asthma,
SUPPLIES SUPPLY
COMPANY
additional
and equipment.
Lab-
oratory supplies and equipment. Thermometers, masks, rubber goods. Every thing for physicians, hospital and patients. 317 Fortaleza St. Sam Juan 2-5511, 3-3102.
>
> > > >
> >
electrie aay service. Guarantee 8-1804 er 38-1012. 1279
on
parts.
Call UF
AIR SHIPMENTS Internationally and locally. Personalized Service by Air Express International Corp.. at San Juan International Airport. Call 9-1196 for further details. 1344 512
additional;
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Shepherd
Professional
UF
&
two
Desire
DOGS
Service
ELECTRONICS
SALE
CESSNA — I170B. perfect condiNew paint, upholstery, windshield.
members. Interested clubs or individuals please call Bikini Pools, 65003. 1460 511
& SERVICE Television
Bodyguards,
4213
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May
BILL
IKE-RUSSIA 1) Khru-
(Continued From Page Nikita Premier Soviet
the Supreme Soviet on May 5, that a foreign aircraft crossed the border of the Soviet on May 1 and that on orders of the Soviet governmet, this aircraft was shot down. In this statement it was said that investigation shows that it was a United States plane.
that an Ameriboast shchev’s down shot was aircraft can over Soviet territory Sunday.
State Department made the text of an extremely
The public
polite note which was delivered office in foreign to the Soviet by the U.S. Embassy. Moscow The note asked especially that the United States be informed “of the fate of the pilot” of the aircraft. Following is the text of the
“As
May
“The Embassy of the United States of America by instruction of its government has the honor to state the following:
has
United
noted
the
chairman
Ministers
viet
of
of
the
“In the
of
the of
Union
in his speech
the
and
the
So-
fate
A
before
man
of
State
of
the
understood great tion.”
Soviet
government
it with full facts of investigation of this to
inform
it
of
the
denied
.that
in
spokesthis
agreed
ins-
of
with
statement
such
it
would
delay
is
not
to
“repudiation”. wealth
taken
the
the as
a
common-
Aspinall
Not also
move
to
Serious told
table
as
Issue
newsmen
he
two
in
bills
the House on statehood. He said the committee has never ‘‘undertaken with any seriousness’? the statehood question during this session. He said this will be in the. hands of future Congresses.
Mu-
The’ committee’s energies, he be said, have been directed toward studying
existing
In said
a letter to ‘‘a decision
Munoz, Aspinall not to press for
ernment’s position that the pilot of a weather research plane in
adoption of this bill this year only means that we shall continue its
the
study and analysis so the next session, we
Soviet-Turkish
ment
morning with his
and
may
border
area
was _ having oxygen equip-
have
blacked:
out.
a
position
through
the
to
arrived.
safely
legislative
that may
became
serious
reached
but
him
flashed her a winning She smiled back.
he
smile.
Stepping to her side, Tony walked with her, up the short flight of steps to the pink-cu-
shioned
kneeling
benches.
Margaret’s back was now to the star-studded audience, in- § eluding her sister, Queen Eliza-
beth
II.
Dressed
in
his
golden
white mitre and cope, bishop asked Tony: “Antony thou have
wedded after holy
during be in
guide
he
Margaret
Commonwealth
violated craft. He
airgov-
Margaret
Then
status and ‘‘what could be done to amake it more effective.”
by an American reiterated the U.S.
(Continued From Page 1) even joking until the moment
concept.
Statehood
will
be
of
WEDDING
and ill con-
Aspinall said he told Mufioz
legisla-
a previous
that
unnecessary,
tance or any other the Soviet border had been deliberately
Sunday trouble
pilot.”
Department
1)
as a recognition of the
importance
This
foz
above
government
P*ge
stated the deferral action ‘has nothing to do with the merits of the legislation but rather should be
Nat-
States
from
vealed a letter he had received from Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin Thursday in which he said Munoz
on
States
light
incident
N.S.
of
the
to provide the Soviet
Council
Republics,
announced
United
United
requests
government
statement the
Socialist
Khrushchev,
State
a
“unwise,
sidered’”’ to push enactment in the short remaining time this session.
duced next session. Meanwhile, full committee Chairman Wayne Aspinall, (D.-Col.) re-
icnal Aeronautical Space Agency unarmed weather research plane based at Adana, Turkey, and piloted by a civilian American has been missing since May 1.
note:
“The
already
3,
(Continued
7, 1960
Charles Robert, this woman to
wife,
God’s estate
Voices
it
and,
the Arch-
to
live
wilt thy
together
ordinance in of matrimony?”
Lost
In Great
.
the
Abbey
In the great abbey, the Archbishop’s usually deep, booming
process.”
voice was almost lost. “Wilt thou love her,
comfort
her,
her,
honor,
and
keep
in
sickness and in health, and forsaking all others, keep thee only
At
the
smart
Club
unto shall
Caribe
Tony’s
ANOTHER GREAT SHOW OF STARS
of
MARCEL LeBoN SOMA!Sha M ITCRELL CMHE DE MARLOS
as
will”
above
ret’s
both
on
last
first
high
Gangi-,
altar
words Her
top word.
microphones the
unheard.
ye
came
Archbishop’s
Although
e*
long
“I
the
ed
NM
75
her, so live?”
Marga-
went
almost
was
strong-
voice
er, however, when she and Tony clasped right hands. Just
after
this
she
missed
line and hesitated. As they knelt before
2
her
the
chbishop, a slight tremble ed to shake her veil.
Arseem-
As a princess marrying a com-, moner, she might have been’ excused if she stammered in vowing to “obey him and serve him.” But
she
negotiated
that
beau-
tifully. Tony’s
voice
was
warm
repeated: . “With this ring I thee Margaret flashed him
smile. “To those whom
Exciting French
America’s
most
star
team
1
a*
A.
Truly
Dancing to two top bands
Dens
seed
aS
ee
pase
—
9%,
God
said
J wed...” a quick
hath join-
the
Archbi-
end
of
the
ceremony,
People instinctively forward as he said: “I
PEPITO ARVELO
pronounce
that
now.
leaned they
be
man and wife together. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Amen.” : Margaret and Tony moved to
oon
time ind le sa
together,’
the
sensational
modern dancers
+ tt
Senta
he
shop, “let no man put asunder.” The Archbishop was nearing
MIGUELITO MIRANDA ¥
ed
ve
promising
comedy
singing
as
.
nial
the
Lord’s
The
table.
voices of the choir, blend-
ing with the deep organ chords, swelled
Going To Europe?
a
through
rolling
crowd,
and the Queen Mother, ‘and Tony’s father, Roland Armstrong. and
the
tha
they
Hallelujah...”
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and
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the
that
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The
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boomed
the cho:
together
shook
with
objects
a
on
walls.
Queen
Mother
smiled
broadly.
The Queen smiled sweetly. Prince Philip smiled broadiy.
AIRLINE
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in
«
A little more than five hours’ -|
after
the
ceremony
the
beaming
couple boarded the royal yacht‘ Britannia for their Caribbear honeymoon cruise
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THE
installment in The STAR'’s serialization In today's section, the author begins an
This is the 23th land in the City.” rem
election “Istand
c
ampaign
1
copyright
53,
195
through
the
Thursday
Street
in
City
by
3,
Fast
rain
of
and
an
on
autumn
East
turned
104th
inside
the
Union Settlement House. They entered the auditorium, paused
for a moment, and looked from left to right. On the left-hand side
ten
people,
them
white,
through
the
all
but
were
two
of
of
hands
and a
silent.
of ac-
Woxvghton
skep-
on the stage. sponsors and
speakers
of
the
and
place the
to
discuss
coming
Candidate This make
in
itself
the
the
meeting
a
to
notable
name
appeared
on
the
tical detachment. The half-dozen men who had just come in walked
quickly
on
of
Puerto
Ricans
including
Puerto one of
San
in
the
Juan.
world,
And
yet,
no
Rican had ever gained the twenty-five seats on
the New York City for that matter, any
Council, or, elective city
office.
&
The
man
‘who
had
tossed
Council.
for seats. They did not take off the sombreros they wore, and the inscriptions painted in red across the crown of each one
When José Lumen Roman opened his hopefully historic campaign in the fall of 1957, Puerto Ricans had lived in New York for more
lem was a thirty-two-year-old reporter for El Diario de Nueva York who lived in the Bronx. For
—‘Vota
than
José
right
and
Lumen
looked
Roman’—
were fixed, as were the faces beneath them, on the men who moved against the brown velvet
the
New
a
York
century,
City
and
the
more
than half-million residents of Puerto Rican birth or parentage made New York the largest city
East and
seldom
palms
up
enough
supposed
in
to
knew
make
a
SUN.
AND THRU
SAT.
12:30
SAT.
11:30
AM.
&
PLM.
&
3
A.M.
2:30
A.M.
Some
among
what
was
indeed,
of those
going
who
on
Didn’t
Live
A much
In
had
District
greater potential
hand-
icap for Roman than the fact that he didn’t live in the district was
the
fact
in addition
that
to
his
he
had
duties
been,
for El
Diario, the master of ceremonies of a Spanish-language TV _ ver-
sion MARIE Lovely
song
A
LA
of
ploited
CARTE
Beachcomber from
Come
Puerto
plied
Sunday
Jimmy Ea ton's ee
All when
Hy
BLANCHE
HONORED
advertised
as
a
group.
that these were
this
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CARTR
Many
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as you are or wear favorit e Beachcomber outfit Impromtu Entertainment - Bar. B/Q Spareribs Relax and have fun - Every body Welcomed.
DE
called
Problem?”
common to all humanity: were paraded before the microphone, and many Puerto Rican watchers felt that the presentation im-
Rico
p.m.
re
Anthony”
Your
and
reputation
SUPER
Nite 10
“Mr.
‘lems of the Puerto Ricans and further lowered their status and
PROFESSOR KRUTZ Magician
Is
Puerto Ricans objected to the program because they felt it ex-
1 stylist
Master
of
“What
its bitter to a group
to their
public
politician.
Rican).
father
or,
old-time
Puerto
too much experience in local political: matters to think twice about the issue of residency— rare indeed is the political representative of this neighborhood who actually lives in it.
2 SHOWS NIGHTLY
RI.
school
To
desperation
presence,
his campaign.
piano
to go the
a Puerto
the 4000 people who lived on the block, but only a few of that number were ever aware of his
GREGG JONES 5..."
from
(From
seen on the block. When
sentiment for José Roman
Beachcombers
States
ricua”
voluntarily move his family to 100th Street. This did not work toward a_ grass-roots wave of
the
Rico
to the
before
effects made
image
by the daily experience of being a “Spic” in a city of strangers.
But Roman was at least widely known, no matter what the final
judgment of his public, through |
a
for
poli-
York
City
capital seemed
to
right-hand side of the room up to pass out additional
sombreros José
painted
Lumen
The
with
“Vota
Roman.”
‘Voluntary. Integration’ audience no: doubt knew
without paying the close attention that the text required that
all
Rican... This
New
lost on the crowd, but Weldforged on undaunted, droning
the got
of
But
in
out readings of various anti-discrimination laws as an agent on
in-
these questions were secondary to the main facts that Roman was known, and, most important of all, Roman was a_ Puerto Rican. Many of his posters and leaflets carried with their messages the simple, significant inscription, “De Boricua...A Bo-
100th Street, between First Second Avenues, but was
high
and
come
years
office
against discrimination.” The of being resident of such
be en
ex-
an
was hardly that of resident, much less
and explained, “I have three children.” No political office is
RIVERA
was
city politics an old-time
purposes of his political ambition Roman took an address on
hands
TATO
political
of national or even
asked once why he didn’t move to the neighborhood he hoped to represent, Roman raised his
Continuous dancing to the music of
had
McClel-
ner workings
his
sombrero in the ring for the City Council seat from East Har-
the
He
the
Roman
eight
an
Freed
enough
crowns of the sombreros—was aspiring to be the first Puerto Rican in history to win a seav
to
he later testified
previous Joe
tical
journalism at Long Island University, and his grasp of the in-
Present was
event for the neighborhood; its consequences were further enlarged by the fact that one of the candidates present—the mau
whose
and
for
Puerto
LEH ROLE
candidates
an enlightened
City,
only
issues
all
York
nocent.
campaign.
think
are joy
As
even-
“I
his articles in El Diario. Roman was the first reporter to write on the exploitation of Puerto Ricans in racket unions in New
perience,
ing’s program, which brought for me- | the first time in anyone's for city | mory the candidates council in the heart of East Harlem together at the same time
folding
chairs. Most of them sat alone. n the right-hand side about y people, several of them wearing the wide sombreros, were sitting together—some chattering among themselves in Spanish. others waiting with
folded
principal
of
7, 1960 °°"
on the matter before lan Committee.
backdrop curtain These were the
— scattered
rows
by
Py
Hat In Political Ring
WAREFIDL!
men wearing wide, sombreros walked
night
STAR — Shiey.
Harlem.
Dan Wakefield. publish ed 1969 by Din Waketield.)
1959,
DAN
By
A half-dozen straw-thatched
JUAN
Tosses
Roman t of pa
SAN
Welden
after
vations
about
all had
his
reser-
integration.
He
recommended holding off the anti-bias housing bill in favor of “voluntary
integration”
really
the
was
best
amiable course. sition,’ he said
hope
you
which
and
most
“That is my poin conclusion. “I
understand
it
is
not
ambiguous.”
was
the issue. It was mainly Puerto Ricans who followed Roman’s meetings and speeches, and it was mainly
It
really
was
not,
and
there
was no applause. Several functory questions came the audience, amidst much
perfrom shuf-
fling, when suddenly there arose the. from the right-hand side of the historic meeting at the Union room a man with black hair, a Settlement House to hear the black mustache, a large black local candidates for city council. umbrella, and rimless glasses that Many of the people who came matched his severe expression. eould speak only Spanish, but all Although unknown to Welden, the audience sat attentively as this was William Rodriguez Ca-
Puerto
Ricans
who
attended
speakers in English told them the importance of political ac-
tion.
The
God,
as
word
minister
called
“impartial”
nies
(the
in
to
master
be
from
a
act of
local
as
an
ceremo-
being
the
one
that
sacrilegious
would
ters from
first by
implication
essentially
God
came
represented
impartial
in mat-
such as these) and next Organized Labor, as repre-
sented
by
Trades
the
New
Council,
York
an
Hotel
organization
whose union- members and restaurant workers
of hotel are com-
posed of a growing number of Puerto Ricans, and whose local
committee ing’s
sponsored
unusual
the
even-
rrasquillo,
spoke
“Si,”
nearly East
always Harlem
has
an
and
two
Negroes
without
Rodriguez There
a
single
asked
was
rumpled
brown
heaved on the
up from left and
God
agent
gatherings,
and
gration.
join
well.
The
hearty
at
the
right,
overcoat
in
Puerto
Ricans
accompanied
by
on
ease,
nodded
farewell
to
the
mindful audience, and peared into the night. (To
the
Be
in
the neighborhood mentions The Conservatives, they are’referring not to politicians but to the teen-
age Bang that went social. But sitting on the Union Settlement stage, big as life and swathed in the blackest flannel, was Richard C. Welden, the young lawyer chosen as the year’s Repub-
lican sacrifice trict:
Everyone
in
the
22nd
Dis.
seemedto
under-
un-
disap-
Continued)
WASHINGTON (AP) — new 50-star American flag
anyone
the
burst. of applause. In the midst of this democratic action Richard Welden, sensing that he had lost the initiative, picked up his brief-
of
When
turn
another
50-Star Flag To Fly
Street.
ap-
his lonely seat walked over to
unions are showing up more and more often, but Republicans seldom venture into that part of the |} 22nd Senatorial District north 96th
the
plause as Willie Rodriguez hoisted his great umbrella and moved to the other side. A heavy Italian man in a gray sweater and
it turned out that not only God and Organized Labor were represented on the stage, but the as
of
chair if this very meeting was not the moment vo begin inte-
Represented
Party
Spanish.
expressionless,
As if the evening’s historic and inspirational atmosphere was not impressive enough already,
Republican
manager
and eight white people scattered through that section looked up
meeting.
Republicans
campaign
José Lumen Roman, and he demanded to know if anyone on the left-hand side of the room
At Fi. McHenry July 4 fly
officially
for
the
first
The will
time
next July 4 over the Ft. MeHenry National Monument in Baltimore. :
The flag - signifying Hawaii's admission to the union will be raised
at
monies
12:01
similar
A.
M.
to those
in
cere-
held
at
the fort a year ago for the 49-~ star
flag
‘mission
marking as
a
Alaska’s
ad- ~
state.
den’s appearance, including Weld-
‘It was during bombardment of
en, who took the floor first because he had to get on to another appointment. The audience.
1814 that Francis . Scott Key wrote the words of the. Star Spangled Banner.
stand the ethereal nature of Wel-
almost
automatically - began- to.
The
Interior
the British . the fort ,in
Department
says
grow restless as he presented that President Eisenhower has his brief, which dealt with the asked Secretary of the Interior topic he judged this gathering Fred A. Seaton to raise the new to be most interested in—the flag at the historic site “in order bill to eliminate discrimination to commemorate further the. in New York City housing. Weld-- splendid tradition of the stars en was against diserimination:. ‘and. stripes at Ft. MeHenry:!):— .
ad
‘THE:SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 7, 1960
RACINGS
Cardiologo (Bonilla).
Etiope.
Candelario Bonilla, El Coman-
news” sperts fans to read lengthy and perhaps flowery reports of the 24-match world
in
be
amazing, chess
upsetting,
and
/or
championship now
baffling
to
many
‘hard
concluding in Moscow
between
champ Mikhail Botvinnik and Latvian challenger Mikhail Tal. I, for one, am in favor of finding space for such stories. Baseball, tennis, golf, and horse racing hold
the
hearts
of
the
majority,
but
chess
has
place in the sports, even be it a rainy day. Newspaper sports reporting is not entirely of telling just who won and passes description and color.
mulate there.
his
But
it
reader is
so
rather
that
it
one
lost, it also encomThe writer must sti-
he
difficult
feels
to
he
has
project
the
been atmos-
phere of Pushkin Theater, home of the world © championship, unless the reader knows something “ of the game. ~~ DOUGLAS To say that 1,000 or 1,200 Russians sat around the theater for four hours analyzing and applauding the 40 or 41 moves of each contestant will enthuse the unknowing reader like cold pancakes without syrup. Therefore, the first move is to entice .me reader ‘to learn the asic game as played in homes, coffee houses, and public parks all over
the
world.
If
an understanding
can
be
developed,
an
apprecia-
tion of even the shortest articles depicting play will ensue. The few chess stories out of Moscow have stirred some enthusiasm. Two co-workers, long familiar with the intricacies of the game, went out the other day, inspired by the Botvinnik-Tal’ series, and purchased a board and pieces. Just
.
this
has
made
the
project
well
worth
it.
My chess game is not a superlative one. It is sort of Village
coffee
house
variety,
good
enough
play, but far below the standard of the Last year when I was etranded in took te playing chess in the Great means of earning enough to buy a daily It was a notable experience. And games sharpen my play, it Increased sport. As mentioned
before,
my
game
is
to
stand
a Greenwich
up
to
average
dedicated student. London for several months, I Russell Street YMCA as a ration of fish and chips. not only did these pressure even more my interest in the
aot
:hat
good.
But
when
gam-
bling, the object is to win, not to throw away money to some one obviously your superior. The way to make a living at being a chess “‘professional,”’ is to challenge persons you can beat, which is exactly what I did in London with a great amount of success.
Tournament
Chess
reason
he
quit
was
because
he
lost: that
one
time.
In
being
a normal
chess
player,
he
five
of
the
day.
Barbalin,
a
Chilean..
old horse owned sar
Gonzalez,
half
lengths
thought
he
saw
a
‘‘cuter”
five-year
by Establo was
in
two
the
siana
Cé-
and
van
finish over Labayen. Labayen is owned
at
by
a the
Loui-
Stable.
The bazul,
winner, a son paid $17.80.
of
openings
and
you
have
some
idea
what
a
tourna-
When he decided to give up serious chess, he gave away some
1,000,
repeat,
1,000
chess
did I ever
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday; May 7, 1960 °°"
30
Sports
Today
The
Calumet
Trial.
By Jimmy Cannon LOUISVILLE, ones wouldn't race and the neglected. distance, to a field
Ky., — until the To those collected
to the disinterested,
-| which
The elite were in their barns. The big Derby. The Trial belonged to the.doubted rotten with cowardice and an aversion to from slums of the sport, to the defective,
to the impoverished
did not flatter their breeding,
as Beau Purple which won it on lumpy mile it from the gate to
aristocrats
to colts such
the the
lead, all the mirrors and
the whitewashed wire of the finish line.This was the Calumet Trial, as if Jimmy
:
Jones
was running a race on the stud farm over in Lexington to compile a dossier on his stock. Calumet is a Derby stable, and every foal dropped in the barns is created for one race. Seven times they have won the Derby and this year they nominated seven colts. It is a
theory of many
-
: ~S*sseeR:*
that you ignore the figures and go
P
CANNON
to Calumet if there is a conflict of opinion about the Derby. The greatest of all Derby trainers are Jimmy Jones and his father, Ben. The old man comes off the backside of county fair tracks where a man takes his best hold. Truth is considered an enemy of the train-
#])er in such company. The falsehood told with a country hustler’s drawl “| purified the lie if it tricked a man into getting a price. According to the principles of those scuffling times, Ben Jones played a hand when he said Ponder, which would win a Derby, was
é
SUSPENDED Cuvier
from
Relic
SENTENCE and
Pied
today’s Run
tender.
(AP
FROM
d’Or
but
TRIAL—Beau
suffers
for the Roses.
Purple
a leg injury
wins
the Derby
Trial
poor old stable pony with mo chance
from
Jimmy’s
in doing so, forcing his withdrawal
The Trial failed to produce
any
serious
Derby
con-
at all.
Lying
square just a
Cute
Jimmy Jones is a different kind of man. He is candid and as long as I have known him he has never deceived me about the type
Wirephoto.)
13 Horses Scheduled To Start In 86th Kentucky Derby Today
of horses he was sending to the Derby. Of course, Jimmy doesn’t bust down and explain the secrets trainers only tell to their jocks.
LOUISVILLE (AP)— A accompanied by coughing
horse to ship to Louisville They could go backwards people in Kentucky would
Derby
the
field
California-
out
of
the
yesterday
for
the
cut-
86th
run-
ning of the 3-year-old classic to thirteen. Furthermore, there was a possibility that before the starting gate opens today two more colts mis ght be out of the race Cc. V. (Sonny) Whitney's Tompion, a Kentucky colt who raced mainly in California and won the Santa Anita Derby, remains a slight favorite over Leonard Fruchtman'’s Bally Ache, hero of Florida winter 3-year-old
races.
rated
Bally
7-5,
Tompion
Ache
2-1.
less
than
a
50-50
chance
Showers.
sprinkled
the
Louis-
ville area yesterday but were scheduled to stop last night. Partly cloudy skies with 70degree temperature was the Derby forecast. Whether the
track was
would of
PR In
be
major
fast
or
muddy
importance.
Represented The Derby
Lurullah,
one
named
to
Mr.
of
the
13
in
the
to of
Cave
aa
Holic
who
owns
a
car selling company here, lives in Rio Piedras. He came hece last year from Detroit.
today’s
running
of
the
86th
according to post posiodds as made by the
‘Berg
Farm
geil
T. A. Grissom Anthony Graffagnini
Venetian Bourbon Victoria
Issaaec Blun nbergs Adele Rand E. P. Taylor Llangollen farm Cc. V. Whitney
Hillsborough x-Fighting Hodge
Divine
Comedy
Tompion
Jockey
P.
I.
Prob.
Boy
Grimm
No Boy Wayne Chambers
Calumet Farm Mrs. C.S. Hodge
Way Prince Park
ND
tg ae
Lurullah Tony Graff
Steve Brooks Don Pierce Bill Hartack Chris
Value
(14 starters)
third,
Probable
—$160,100.
$12,500; post
fourth,
time—4:30
six
will and
go
for
the
furlong
race,
the
Day
Stakes.
a half
$13,250
Mother’s
se Stable’s Rio Blanco, homebred of the year.
1959’s
His main opposition will come from Escogido Stable’s El Carito, Isla Stable’s Don Giovanni, and
Prontito, leading
from stable,
Rounding Deo,
Estable
Rico's
Lares.
Rodgers
Manuel Ycaza Ismael Valenzuela Willie Shoemaker
and
Rio Blanco in this small two
Pikiluvy.
speedsters,
El
Ca-
rito and Prontito. Rio Blanco is a come-from-behind type and the
quick
pace
will
be
to
his
the
the
Derby,
would be the -box.
cheap
but
for
he
the
may
the
Third
chances
are with
was
a
second Triple
leg Crown
colts.
by
the will
the
investment
eighth. Crown
races
could
Jones Derby
what they did. in a race and ran a mule in
Even
a stable
dropped
his
get in the Trial
goat
name
into
as Pied
D’Or
Cuvier Relic. In sixth place was 7 to be their. best. Fango was be =
about
his
colts
ran
all
were
week
positive Jimmy
when
Jimmy
gave
them
three
shots
in
would
at it.
Beau Purple and Bally Ache doesn’t
improve
anyone’s
disposition
but
Jimmy
a good-natured man and his defeat didn’t turn anticipated it, but I don’t think even this pleasant
he
has
at Churchill the trainer
“But Fango
a faint
chance
Ache
and
cook him
“Bally
Ache
has
been
said Jones.
Downs. said, getting
rid
of
is definitely out of the Derby...
but
he’s
fairly
well
out.
I would
start
June
‘‘Beau
soft. But
handling
Purple
a
Jones
is skeptical.
different
kind
of
opposition,"
never run with this kind of a horse.
They
are two different classes of horses, Beau Purple and Bally Ache. I ean’t see Beau Purple staying with Bally Ache the Derby distance.’’ But Eric Guerin, Beau Purple’s rider, who won a Derby wiih
Jet Pilot, naturally disagreed with Jones. ° “If you let him run it will take a fast horse to catch him,”
Guerin
said.
best.
‘I
didn’t
hit
him
once.
because
he
was
giving
me
his
think he could have gone on although he was tired. But staggering or coming apart. But I don’t know if he could and
a quarter with Bally Ache chasing him.” I don’t think anyone will ever know because
pursuit of Bally Ache next Saturday. hold
back
and
can beat him
run
him
down
late.
Perhaps, But
the
field
I
he wasn’t go a mile will
be
in
a late-coming colt will
I don’t
believe
a speed
horse
on the lead.
Eddie Arcaro Has No Mount NEW YORK —(AP)— For the; first time in 17 years the jockey list for the
the
third leg will be the Labor Stakes at a mile and an
Triple
price.
Calumet
monologues
with Bally
as
homebe
olds
a short if
box up the track from the finish line “Pied D’Or is on the improve,”
The Day
liking. their Don Giovanni is another stretch ! 19.
he
realist realized how bad it would come out. I found him in the family
won’t
three-year
be
respect
went off at nine to ten. They
Jones is essentially him cranky. He had
Constitution Stakes on July 25th over a mile and a sixteenth.
Imported
his
There was immediate speculation about Beau Purple’s influence on the Derby. There are those who insist that his quick presence damages Bally Ache’s chances and builds better cases for Tompion and Venetian Way. It is their obstinate idea he will go out early
include Jose Rio Blanco,
of
and when
say Pied D’Or has some kind of a chance. But it all depends how he came out of the race. There’s a chance we won’t run none of them,’’
Candelario Bonilla on Prontito, and Raul Maldonado on El CaThe
price
honesty
seventh.
regretful
Hillsbourogh,
little
leaders
he’d
the best Calumet
sluggish
lucrative
many as six lengths. He was claimed out of that race by Isla Stable. His former owner was Opera Stable. Probable jockeys Luis Landrau on
his
his
in May. It didn’t matter and never gain an inch still tap out. If Calumet
the good part of it, first.
be a
classier
early
for
get a piece of the front end: The price would have beerf right for them if only one Calumet colt was in the Trial. It looked like a
He ran in a $6,000 claiming race on Wednesday and won by a nose from Comidilla after trailing
still
money.
regarded
of Calumet
est
bred
seems a stickout field, mainly be-
at
Dissapointment
runner,
just to protect
stand
the Louisville papers. But down here the players have been educated that a man drops it in on Calumet during Derby week. The trinity
rito.
out the field will be
Camaron
of
Puerto
run
Jimmy’s
Sportswriter
postward
to
hind,
Overshadowed somewhat by the excitement of today’s Kentucky Derby at historic Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky. is the first leg of the Puerto Rican Triple Crown to be run at El Comandante tomorrow. Seven homebred three-year* olds
horse
Odds 90:1
Triple Crown Race Here Draws Seven By JIM DOUGLAS STAB
refused
30-1
Net to winner, $116,100; second, $ 5,000.
p.m.
a good
finished behind Beau Purple and = Hillsborough which was supposed
X—Coupled in mutuel betting field Weight—All carry 126 pound 5 Distance—1 1/4 miles
cause
Rico.
Grissom,
Valley
M. H. Van
tote 122 pounds. She carries 117. The likely. favorite is San Jo-
start
big event today, belongs T. A. Grissom, a resident Puerto
Owner
x-Yomolka
All contestants, with the exception of the filly Prontito, will
Puerto Rico will be represeated today in the running of the 86th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. It will mark the first time in the history of the Derby that this has happened. horses
f or
Churchill Downs listed jockeys and probable
Horse xSerne Broker
$25,000;
that the Calumet’ s Farm’s Hillsborough would start, and there was some uncertainty about Fighting Hodge, another California-bred colt. Fignting Hodge is owned by Mrs. C. S. Hodge of Canoga Park, Calif.
(AP)—Field
track handicapper:
was
at
Two other question marks clouded the final hectic hours before America’s colorful race. Trainer Jimmy Jones said there
was
LOUISVILLE Kentucky Derby at tions with owners,
Wwe
Kentucky
ting
the
Details On Kentucky Derby
We
forced
Henrijan
ball they
All across the Winter and down,into the Spring Jimmy expressed his decent view that Calumet didn’t have a valid
NRN
colt
low But
to
NERSaSsooua
fever,
doesn’t
reputation.
backed off on Hillsborough, Pied D’Or and Fango this year. They said Jimmy's lying cute and will come up loaded when it comes time
ee ee ee Gee
and
bred
cold, +spell
He
Kentucky
carry
ro,”
and
the
the
Churchill
Derby
today
“E.
Arca-
name
five-time Downs
too upset about it. “There’s no sense
winner
Classic
in
going
of isn’t
to
Churchill Downs just for the ride,” the veteran of 20 Derby appear-
ances
said
yesterday
as
he pre-
pared for another day’s work at Aqueduct. Arearo said he knew severalweeks
ago,
when
Warfare
was
in-
jured, that his chances of getting © a satisfactory mount were slim. Arcaro
rode
in
his
first
Derby
in 35, and since 1943, has been a fixture. He won on Lawrin in 1938, Whirlaway
1945,
in
Citation
Gail in 1952.
1941,
in
Hoop
1948
Jr.
and
in
Hill -
°
31
C COMANDANTE Dressen, Aaron Blast Haney
RATINGS
v HA 2 2X B 6 7
SELECTIONS:
FEDORA,
STANARN.
TIO
DONATO,
Camarén
No
4 5
Don Giovanni El Carito Pikiluvy
No Boy R. Maldonado F. Rivera
6
Prontito
C.
bth RACE-Purse Native)
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9
Maria del . Istaracho Bisili Silva Bonita II
$1.550;
IT
Carmen
DAY
“We team four
122
Unfavorably
weighted
- 122. 122 122.
Unfavorably Strong rival Unfavorably
weighted here weighted
Bonilla
117
(82.000);
4-
Pizarro
RONITA
may
And
108
Best
effort
furlongs
claiming
And thews,
needed
May. surprise here Needs to improve May surprise here
$2,300;
1 Sempre 1A Lady Eternal 2 Julita D. 3 Garza 4 Fulgurante 5 Sr. Martinez 6 Celeste 7 Barbalin 8 Canita 9 Guaynabo 0 Ambolero s ELECTIONS: CANITA,
claiming
ISTARACHO
($6,500);
$-year-olds-up;
seven
A
“furlongs
No Boy 122 Entry with L. Eternal No Boy 109. Strong rival here E. Reyes — 110 May need more distance J. R. Cintrén 103 Outsider here O. Bravo 114 May surprise here R. Maldonado 122 Maybe scratched No Boy 109 Needs to improve G. Corchado 114 Bound to be factor No Boy 114 One to beat here J. A. Nieves 114 Needs to improve M. A. Alicea Strong rival here 114 LADY ETERNAL-SEMPRE, AMBOLERO
em Bickiord Dies Of Cancer At 39 ; RICHMOND,
Viginia,
p
tried
for
the
charmed
indicated
20th
look
strongly
Haney’s play.
at
Bruton,
INQ
($1,200);
-OOOIAMAWN
7th BACE-Purse (Fmported)
three
he
conserva-
“I know that I have the speed run—and I want to use it.
to
4-year-olds-up; 1 5/8 miles (Imported) Violentado ~No Boy 110 Best effort needed Junior No Boy 110 Back from vacation Will fight very hard 118 : G. Rivera Tuto M. Ardistan No Boy 110 Loves the distance May surprise here 104. E. Reyes Milo Bocina No Boy 110 May surprise here Back from vacation 114 J. A. Nieves Cafionazo Best effort needed 118 R. Maldonado Noorsaga Has to be caught 118 J. L. Landrau Guengc Perdooti No Boy 110 Best effort needed SELECTIONS: GUENGO, TUTO M., ARDISTAN $1,300;
he
didn’t favor tive style of
’em
seven.
for
fellows’ like Maye
WW
and
MaMan-
to
have
an extra when
the
Dressen also didn’t take kindly te
Haney’s
use the the use
that
base
Asked
|’
Aaron
running
have
ability.
about’
the
of such valuable Aaron and Eddie
ting hurt bristled.
doesn’t
in
possibility
properties as Mathews get-
sliding,
can
two
that
he
sluggers
had
in
able. You
don’t
take
a hitter like
there’s a possibility of only one man being on base if Eddie
nnects. ok
to
I have and
then
the I
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Sigg a TIN
his
won
so
RRB
that year. During
ind won 19 games. Six times | career with Boston. he it the end of the season he'66 games and lost5
1
Aaron
up behind Mathews, plenty of chances.”
ZLTNL
b12 innings for the Braves|nant
PELFT
3rooklyn on Aug. 11, 1950,| tion as a pitcher.”
lied or eancer Wednesday. Bickford came up to the 3ickford had been resting in| Braves in 1948 and won 11 hospital since last Feb. 26.| games for the team that won penNational League n 1950, Bickford pitched|the
A’’AAWW —OMHU
he said the other That,” for the old game Braves against|day, “was muy life’s decep-
BNA
possibility have
39, who] victory ” but failed. each time. )— Verna Bickford, no-hit "National ée pitched eague Zoston
to
those
coming I have
us.”
6°} HqLWW""llh
explained
the
Mathews and put him up in number two. When a game starts
“Look, we’re not pansies,” he snapped. “We don’t go out there thinking we're going to be hurt. When you play ball you play help
the
‘Johnny Logan up there in the second spot if Red wasn’t avail-
Dressen
ball all the way and speed
about
spots as Red Schondients was sidelined with tuberculosis. “Even if I didn’t have Schondients, I wouldn't have home run hitters like Aaron and Mathews batting second and third,’ Dressen said. “I’d have
tilla. They certainly can go.” Dressen laughed at the state-
ment
statement
of Mathews and Aaron in second and third slots in batting order last year.
Haney
JOHNNY LOGAN
Tae
Braves take
ORCS
the
wildly
base on routine hits opportunity arises.
our
Aaron explained that he plays “the way the manager wants.”
prevail
catch
on
that I'll \match against on any other team,” said
caught. And I’m three this season.”
six
him
Best effort needed Strong rival here One to beat here May surprise here Speedy, may prevail
112 112, 108
H.
for
year-olds-up;
110 113. 115 117. 115
No Boy No Boy J. A. Vélez BISILI.
Speedy,
Should 122 PRONTITO
J. V. Paniagua I. Quifiones No Boy Ne Boy O Bravo I.
3-year-olds;
much
guys
“When he did let me go last year he saw me _ steal eight straight times without being
WAVE
Too
four
Charlie Dressen, who succeeded Haney last fall. “Haney doesn’t know what he’s talking about” Aaron, the National League’s 1959 batting king with a .355 mark, smarted from Haney’s comments in New York. “He says I can’t steal—and that’s a laugh,’ Aaron said.
EASY
CLASSIC);
have
addition,
raced
stealer.
Mamey
122.
In
o
with
on
pc wii:
Needs te improve Should beat this group Needs te improve Needs to improve May surprise here Bound to be factor Rio Nalon’s top foe Needs to improve
Boy
claiming
Directora
RACE-Purs e c
110 116 107 110 110. 107 113. 110
FIGHTING
J. L. Landrau BLANCO. EL CARITO,
Japiter Dor Ramén Coca SELECTIONS:
Sth
Entry
MAMEY-TAKE
2
Rio Blanco ELECTIONS RIO
113.
allowance; $-year-olds: 11/16 miles (Imported) QO. Bravo : 3 Best effort needed E: Cruz 103 Entry with Rigoberto No Boy 111 May surprise here L. R Valdes 104 Entry with Catcher R. D. Rodriguez 110 Has some chance No Boy 111 ‘Should wip in runaway No Boy 113° Best effort needed I. G Ramos 111. May surprise here C. Rosario ss 118 Will fight hard No Boy 118 Bound to be factor
th RACE-Purse $13,265; Stakes (MOTHER'S nd a half furlongs (Native) Deo QO. Bravo
7
Linda
factor
DMNA
1
NALON.
Nena
be
style
the field, stole nine bases in 13 games this season as compared with only two in the same period under Haney a year ago.
EEO:
RIO
RACE-Purse $2,800; Rigoberto Santa Rita Catcher Cadetito Fighting Wave Stanarn Guille F. Candela Arecibo Tio Donato
to
the go sign
daring
=
‘ELECTIONS:
trd@
Boy L. Landrau Boy A. Nieves Boy Bonilla Boy Bravo
with
Bourn
given
Dressen’s
OCCA
0
~—Ne J. No J. No C. No 0.
Entry
116
sharp
issue with former manager Fred
needed
Braves,
under
pf
6
9
ia
R. Maldonado
108
took
The
Haney’s statement that the team lacks speed to be a running team and that Hank Aron in particular is not a good base
2-year-olds; five furlongs (Native) 107 leeds to improve
Vélez
Braves
The
—
ro
It Easy
Milwaukee
(AP)
LL
Torres
effort
OHARA
AT
R.
H.
110 Best MISS MARGA
DAVE
MILWAUKEE,
ROCCO
L.
By
Entry with Manantfial Too much for him Best effort needed Should win in runaway Best effort needed Needs to impreve
a eteasegey’ /
Guayaney
Mariano A. Rio Nalon Jeri Kay Sevillano Plantaje Charm Fedora Formentor
5
allowance; F. Pacheco
(Native)
Remark
110 110 109 108 110 107
peptecenny
$2,200;
Mamey
Take
B P
Olivo PARCELERO,
wt.
opt mmc,
PX
A. CELADOR.
RACE-Purse Nena Linda
A
D. Rodriguez Bonilla Burgos R. Valdés A. Vélez Boy
tata"
nd
($5,000); 4-year-o'ds-up seven furlongs
Jockey
R. C. L. L. J. No
npn
> Walter A. SELECTIONS:
FAST
wy
;
—
WY
A
8, 1960 TRACK
ee
Horse
Pefiolana Manantial Miss. Marga Celador Parcelero Siempre Tuya
After He Dynamites Braves
CARMONA
May
EL
st RACE-Purse $2,250; cxtiame e.
By
Grand
Opening
today Saturday, 3:00 P.M., Puerto Rico first luxury Skating Rink and 18 Hole Miniature Golf Refreshments and. Prizes. Course. @ 36 Automatic Lanes @ Telescores—Ample @
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@ Spacious Parking Area
Lockers
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Matadero Road which
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connects Ft. Buchanan
Hwy.
PARADISE with Roosevelt Ave.
Aaya
Sunday, 3:00 p.m.
LE
—
2 lay
PICKS
“POST
en
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 7, 19cy
ssa
oe
READ JIM DOUGLAS PAGE 29
READ JIMMY CANNON PAGE 30 San Juan, Puerto Rico, Sefewey May 7, 1960
Score Cops First One Goes 6 To Pace Sox To Victory
Berrios Wins Unanimously By
EMILIO
CHICAGO
CARMONA
Daniel Berrios, young Puerto lightweight, scored a 10Rican
last}
:
night at Sixto Escobar Stadium over Dominican, Republic’s Car-
|:
decision
unanimous
round
of the most].
in one
los T. Cruz
Yanks,
-
American
a
Judge Lopez de Victoria scored Roberto 98-94, judge the fight
they
most
the
two
other
the
time
the
form
belted
been
bell
account game a 41
trano, ter
the
from
nimble, Miami
dancing
Beach,
unanimous decision Johnson last night round
bout
at
A HEAVY LOAD TO BURDEN — Jackie Donnelly of
Pasmasa
over Alonzo in their 10-
Fairground
Coli-
seum.
AMERICAN
Gile
(8).
(0-2).
contest
had
Milwaukee
it was
postponed
at on
of rain. with lead
almost blew their
the A’s. They took after three innings,
Kansas
City
rallied for
and Gil
won it in the eighth when McDougald singled Bobby
At Boston, Jim Detroit, an old Red
Bunning of Sox nemesis,
Wirephoto.)
Cardiologo Scores By 8 For5 Straight Establo Lares’ Cardidlogo won yesterday
two-year
and
proved
his
olds that have
LEAGUE
100
0160
000-2
8
0
000
000
003—3
11:
3
W-Brewer
(8) and H. Sullivan,
(1-2).
LEAGUE
at CHICAGO, Postponed, Rain
WEST INDIA MACHINERY & SUPPLY (0.
WIMSCO AUTOMOTIVE DIVISION
among
the
in
fourth front
after (See
is
the
“babies”
have
exceeding
Negresco (See
a
out.
winner
came
on
in
the
eighth
to
haunting
losing
native
five straight victories to DAY GAMES, Page 29)
FEAGUE iL
PCT.
13
5
722
—
Franciscoll
7
611
2
T 8
563 529
3 3%
race eight of his rival
x-Los Angeles x-Cincinnati
9 8
10 11
474 421
4% 5%
1:03
x-Philadelphia Chicago
7 6
12 12
.367 333
6% 7
the
for
the
x-Playing
winners
gone
quarter
finished
St.
and
time
the
a
distance
a mile.
second
29)
Louis
(Kline
game
to
Score went Chicago.
1-0)
at
Cincin-
at Chicago
(Drott 0-3). Philadelphia (Roberts! 1-2 or
their
percentage.
Con-
ley 0-0) at Los Angeles (Williams 0-0), night. Pittsburgh (Haddix 1-1) at San Franciscs (McCormick 3-0).
points
Yankees.
the first six innings
The
White
Sox
did
scoring
in
one
inning,
the
seventh,
as
pinch
hitters
Ted
Kluszewski
and
accounted
all
Earl
their
Torgenson
for all three runs.
Pete Ramos the uprising
was and
the victim of was charged
with his third defeat of a winless campaign.
_ Hal. “Skinny” Brown notched his second straight complete game for theQrioles and a shutout only when
Held plummeted
missed Woody
his sixth homer
of the year with a runner on base with two outs in the ninth
inning.
NIGHT
GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington 000 000 000—0
3 0
Chicago
000
000
5
Cleveland
000
000 002—2
Baltimore
000
300-3
701
Philadelphia
0
Los
0
Angeles
Pittsburgh
0
S. Francisco
1
AMERICAN New York x-Chicago
10x—911
1
4.0 80
LEAGUE 9 8
x-Cleveland x-Baltimore
51
8 0
NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis 000 000 000—0 Cincinnati 000 001 001—1
8 9
L
PCT.
GB
5 6
642 600
— %
7 8
533 529
1% 1%
Boston
7
#%T
(500
2
x-Washington Kansas City Detroit
7 6 5
8 10° 9
A467 375 357
24% 4 4
x-Playing
Games
nati (Nuxhall 1-1). Milwaukee (Spahn 1-0)
of
Page
night Today’s
of
league-leading
W
WwW x-Pittsburgh x-San
streak
9 9
first
RACING,
two
the
Yankees.
NATIONAL
The “cinco-seis” pool at El Comandante yesterday paid
It
He
with was
Milwaukee x-St. Louis
while ticking off five furlongs.
$2,268.65 for six $20.10 for five.
the
Tigers,
to the races to date. He galloped home in
featured lengths
for
home
Duren
was three outs away from a 2-0 shutout and from breaking the
his fifth off the reel
superiority
gotten
Ryne
another
to within
the
in the seventh
(AP
F. Sullivan, Brewer
NATIONAL MILWAUKEE
ninth
of the year.
; L-Bunning
its
register his first win
DETROIT
and Wilson;
but
of for
Richardson
KANSAS CITY 010 303 0007 9 1 NEW YORK 311 000 2ix—812 0 Daley, Johnson (3), Trowbridge (4), Kiely (8) and Chiti; Coates, Maas (4), Shantz (6), Gaoler (6), Duren (8) and Howard. W-Duren (1-0). L-Trowbridge (0-1), HR-Kansas City, Siebern (5).
Bunning
Detroit
back
edge
8-7.
Buffalo gets help to his corner by his handlers after being knocked down after the bell by Bobby Scanlon in a New Scanlon, York State Lightweight title fight in Buffalo. formerly of Buffalo, won a unanimous 12-round decision over Donnelly, who suffered his first defeat in 22 bouts.
+ i
BOSTON
to
as
However, the Yanks crept back
Eusix
scored
behind
to tie up the game
Victor Willie
half
three runs in each the fourth and sixth to go ahead 7-4.
liminary.
—
hand
but then
outpointed Garcia Abimael Antonio Gonzalez in the curtain raiser and Abraham Velez stopped Jesus Serrano in 1:35 of the third round in the other pre-
LOUISVILLE,
a
City Athletics,
The Yankees
rounder.
Pastrano
to
New their
afternoon
scheduled,
Chicago,
a newcomer
outpointed in another
Cleveland, from Gonzales saquio
from
and
each
event.
Farmeiro,
lead
straight defeat. A third afternoon
rang to start the affair until it the end of it. announced Hector Diaz, a 17-year-old Dominican Republic fighter with a a won potential, championship unanimous decision over veteran Elias Valentin Viruet, in a sixsemifinal featherweight round
Charles
came
Kansas
3-2,
as
rounds
ten
the
of
gladiators
League
yesterday
for
new- found big inning. rallies, scoring seven runs in the fourth inning to defeat the Cleveland Indians, 9-2, at Baltimore. The Chicago White Sox, by virtue of their victory, moved
In one other afternoon game, the Boston Red Sox pushed across three runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to down the Tigers,
saw it 90-88, STAR’s score Berrios.
The crowd of some 623 fans who left a reported $809, was on the edge of their seats through-
out
game
.|the
Fran-
referre
and
98-94
in
+the Washington Senators. exploted
NEW YORK- (AP)—The York Yankees increased
his business.
cisco Colon Garcia all for Berrios. The card was 96-92 for
Bosox
Win, 8-7, 3-2
fights ever seen here fifth his won who Berrios, professional. match in six tries, used a left uppercut and a body to beat his opponent, a attack hitting young fellow who hard
Roberts,
Score won his first game
In another Junior Circuit game last night, the Baltimore Orioles
thrilling
knows
(AP)—Herb
nearly a year last night as he and Gerry Staley combined on a three-hitter in a 3-0 Chicago White Sox Victory over
night
game.
Today’s
Chicago ington
Games
(Donovan (Kaat
Cleveland (Bell 2-1) (Estrada 2-0). Kansas
City
0-0)
at
Wash-
1-0).
at Baltimere
(Brunet
York (Terry 0-0). Detroit (Foytack 1-1) (Monbouquette 2-2).
0-1)
at
at
New
Boston
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