The San Juan Star (May 9, 1960)

JUAN

DAILY EXCEPT “SUNDAY

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Monday, May 9, 1960

. Tel. 3-8400

No. 160

“10¢ Secend-class pestage pnid af San Jaan™ Paerte Rico

v

O Damage

1,000,0

“A Night In San Juan’

Torrential Rains Hit

Ball Charms

Island; Many Homes Ordered Evacuated

By: BEVERLY Spegial

To

NEW

The

THURMAN San / Juan

YORK

(AP)

—

In

Night in San Juan,” niversary ball for

of the pital,

New held

ton-East

York in

Hotel

the the

a

swank

in

one

the

the

most fashionable blocks of exelusive Park Avenue. “A very beautiful ball,” Dofia between

courses

aft

the

ballrooms.

the

Sitting

“The like

ballrooms

paradise. These

“IT

am

delighted

at. here

this

primary

is running,

the state who would like to see him get their party’s nomination for President. What they and the other can-

won-

have

in ‘

’ The New York Foundling Hos-

pital, for whose benefit

thes

didates,

who

favor

Stuart

mington

of

Missouri

or

Stevenson,

will do,has

Sy-

Adlai

become

water

further Officials

15

inches

washed

Amalie

of

mud

down

from

notice.” of the Federal

‘tion

Agency

idea

when

the

reopened

to

be

said

they

Avia-

had

airport

no

would

traffic.

The United States Weather Bureau reported that 9:32 inches ‘|of rain fell at the airport between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. The FAA station at port was closed down

hour

is not on the West Virgi-

remind this

til

as}

the

of Charlotte

the mountains forced closing of the St. Thomas Airport “un-

state’s| :

he

section

and

De-

nia ballots, which has distressed some of the Democrats in

derful opportunity to see the interest the people charity: affairs.”

ballot for

name

look

halls,

people and the music me of Puerto Rico.

mocratic

preference

the

far as anyone can tell, but has not yet said so publicly. | One result of this is that his

ladies here are first in The

on

means that

under the coat-of-arms of San Juan at a table in front of resplendent mirrors and antique chandeliers, the Mayoress said: elegance.

candidates

ness

were flooded: A reported

Among those on hand for the election is Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, an undeclared candidate for President.. The Senator’s designation as an unannounced candidate

honor table at one end of the horseshoe-shaped suite of salons forming

only

presidential tomorrow.

Felisa told a reporter as she relaxed

No casualities were reported but many. buildings in the busi-

CLARKSBURG, W. Va. (AP) —Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota and Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts are

Hos-

two

JOHN

one

of

Vice

President

the

in Ri-

(See TOMORROW'S, Page 21)

the airfor an

morning

of water

ey cancellation

factors

‘the Democratic campaign here. On. the Republican scene in Washington,

during inches

in

munications room. FAA officials said

F. KENNEDY

the decisive

ALBERTS

yesterday caused damage estimated at $1,000,000 and forced evacuation of many homes on the island. A reported 11.07 inches of rain fell in the 24-hour period ending at:8 p.m. last night. .

W. Virginia Primary Battle

Shera-

of

By FRANK

One of the heaviest rainstorms in St. Thomas’ history

Tomorrow's Vote Will End

91st anbenefit

Foudling

the

New York

“Night in San Juan” Ball was| located on Manhatta’s upper East held, was expected to receive! Side, shelters some’ 1,350 fatherclose to $10,000 from funds raiSed | less babies, many of whom come on this occasion. The hospital, (See SAN JUAN, Page 12)

STAR

luxuriant semi-tropical setting evocative of Puerto Rico, ‘the eream_of New York Society turned out Friday night to honor the mayor of San Juan at one of the top balls of the season. Dofia Felisa Rincon de Gautier was. guest of honor at “A

} \

I

t. Thomas Flooded

Vol. I

\\

LOA

action

with

the

com-

emergenby

the

air-

port manager affected some 3035 flights in and out of St. Thomas. Caribair,

the

main

Plane Incident May Wreck Summit Meet WASHINGTON Top

officials

terday

Soviet

Khrushchev wreck

here

(AP)

—

said

yes-

Premier

could

prospects

virtually

for

friend-

ly talks at the summit if he continues to hammer at the American spy plane incident. Khrushchev’s

public

behavior

in

the next few days, they said, will

determine the mood in which Pre-

sident Eisenhower will approach the long awaited meeting at the

carrier

(See RAINS, Page 21)

summit in Paris next Monday. Further moves by Khrushchev to exploit the incident in spectacular fashion will convince Hisen-

hower that Soviet leaders are more interested in propaganda than in creating a serene atmosphere for discussion of critical world pro-

blems. On the European front, West Europe was deeply

most of disturb-

ed by Khrushchev’s - successful expose of U.S. intelligence. ac(See PLANE, Page 12)

Cuban Leader Calls Airport Shooting A Try For His Life HAVANA leader

who

(P— A Cuban is

called

followers.of Fidel last night that at the Havana

port

Saturday

political

a traitor

Castro

by

charged

a shooting affray International Air-

night

was

tempt on his life. Aureliano Sanchez

an

at-

Arano,

whose welcome home from p: is cipation in the Congress on Liheld

at

by airport rioting, made his cusations in a letter sent to

actwo

and

Democracy,

“A NIGHT IN SAN JUAN”— The gala society ball he

Mayoress of San Juan, Felisa Rincon de Gautier | shows Maracay, Venezuela, was marred

San Juan provided the ball’s theme and guest of honor was

sponsors and president of Trans Caribbean Airways, right. |

berty’

in New York City to benefit the New York Foundling Hos-|above with New, York’s Mayor Robert Wagner and Mrs. pital brought out a full quota of well-known New Yorkers. Wagner to the left and 0. Roy Chalk, one.of the ball's:

(See

CUBAN,

Page

21)

12 Deal 16 Hurt In Weekend's Highway Traffic By Police

ANGLADA

RALPH

counted

two

dead

and

16

injured

in

autome-

bile accidents in Puerto Rico over the weekend, bringing the total number of deaths on the island’s highways to

131,

keeping pace

At vidad from killed

7:30 a.m. yesterday, NatiNieves Rodriguez, 60, fell a truck and was instantly when run over by its rear

with

the number

wheels. Miss Nieves, of Rio Piedras,

was

Mufhiz,

riding

who,

with

police

Eulogio

say,

is

an

HEADACHE

AND

spoiled

HAPPINESS—The the

fun

of

car

loong

owners

lasting

out

for

showers

a

Sunday

of. yesterday’s drive.

Many

rainy

got

tion

stuck

where bad sewer facilities flooded the streets, as shown in photo taken on Carpenter Rd. and America St. The kids however made the best of it and went for a swim. (STAR Photo by Gunter Hett)

Vives

OTTAWA

HARRELSON

—(AP)—

Canada

is in

the midst of a sizzling controversy over defense policy. It with the Arrow— and that’s no joke.

The

arrow

plane

that

ment

is the jet the

interceptor

Canadian

developed

million

all started in Canada

dollars

at

the

and

govern-

cost

then

of

500

sutdenly

eancelled. That was 14 months then the controversy

ago. Since has broad-

ened

U.

to

include

the

S.-built

Bomarc-B missile and has become entangled in U. S. policy as well as domestic politics. One Seat Falls At least one seat held by the governing Conservative Party in

Parliament has fallen to the Liberals as a result of the issue. And

Construction of one marc sites at North

it’s a good bet it will play a major role in future elections.

is expected 1961. Land

The

of

decision

the

to

Arrow

cancel

has

production

far-reaching

significance apart from of a half-billion dollars.

the

loss

for

the

ince,

but

In

the

work

That’s where the Bomarc

missile

enters the picture. The government of Prime Minister John Diefenbaker has committed itself to build two multi-million dollar antilaunching bases for this aircraft missile.

that

in

of the -BoBay, Ont.,

Quebec

hasn’t

midst

government

It means that Canada left itself only this choice: either continue to rely on American weapons or get out of the air defense business altogether.

site

faces

the Bomarc

Prov-

been

of

all

may

begun.

this,

the

the

possibility be

abandon-

ed by the United States, leaving Canada with two costly but useless

while hood,

of

from’

the

Hato

Bayamon.

|

said the driver

vehicle was Dr. de Arellano of

Tejas

of the Max Rio

RaPie-

dras. Jorabo was taken to Santurce Municipal Hospital A police patrolman is in critical condition at the Dr. Pila Clinic in Ponce following a collision

PARTLY CLOUDY

Washingprogram

already

is

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Interim Secretary of Health Manuel A. Torres Aguiar issued instructions Friday to all health centers to “give special attenren.”

to the

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Torres

said

reported have under five. Secretary

all

of child-

polio

been

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cases

children

is

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the

Medical Group Sets Nurses Week Feie The Medical Association of Puerto Rico will offer a cocktail party in celebration of Registered Week

this

Wednesday.

Dr. Jose A. de Jesus, president of the association, said the party “to

pay

homage

to

the

Puerto

Rican Registered Nurse” is given annually by the association.

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DR. ANTONIO P.: PEREZ years

isolated

STATESIDE:

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21

Partly

tonight.

day and tonight. WINDS: Variable knots. TEMPERATURES: 10:34 a.m., Low, 72.

re-

units, but no {s- likely until

proves by the

and

Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands and Coastal Waters — Partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered showers

missiles.

squadrons

San Juan, Ponce

Mayaguez—

today

would

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and

defense

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required deposit therefor under their ments may not be obtained later than to the opening of bids. the the

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nine polio cases were reported. The polio “outbreak’ conti-

cording

dismantle

be useless against enemy

All required Contract and Bidding Documents and Drawings may be obtained at the office of the Provisional Board for the Puerto Rico Medical Center, Flamingo Building, Stop 19, Ponce de Leén Avenue, Santurce, Puerto Rico upon deposit of cash, money order, or certified check, payable to the Provisional Board of the Puerto Rico Medical Center, in the amount of One Hundred Dollars ($1.00), v- hich sum will be refunded upon return of said documents in gocd condition within thirty (30) calendar days from the date on which are opened; otherwise the entire deposit will be forfeited. one

designed

against

On or about May 4, 1960 Contract Documents and Drawings will be availoble for the preparation of bids for General Construction Work for the CENTRAL POWER PLANT & LAUNDRY, PUERTO RICO MEDICAL CENTER, at RIO PIEDRAS, PUERTO RICO.

any

will

the

Department

The new cases included two from Afnasco, one from Juana Diaz, one from Ponce and two from Aguirre. All persons, ac-

its nine squadrons of CF100 jet interceptors. There is some concern, however, about relying entirely upon the Bomarc, since

it is

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Six new cases of paralytic polio were confirmed last week

under

While the Canadian Government has not yet given up on the there

Six New Polio Cases Raise Total To 84

“outbreak”

is being cut sharply after it failed in eight of its first nine tests.

Bomarc,

but received. only minor

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19,

he was looking under his trying to fix. the | ignition.

Police other mirez

installations.

The latest word from ton is that the Bomarc

Burgos,

| Gomez,

Attorney Jose M. Jorabo Guinea, 67, was seriously injured at 7:30 p.m. Saturday when he was struck by another automobile

to be completed in has been purchased

other

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Piedras. Vives

died Saturday. in Rio Piedras District Hospital of injuries received when his car collided with a Puerto’ Rico Motor Coach bus near Bayamon on Thursday.

Canadians In A Tizzy As Defense By

of Rio

Gerardo

in the year.

Another patrolman, Jose W. Nazario, 25, was riding with

unlicensed driver. The accident happened in the Monacillos sec-

afternoon

of days

with a lamp post early yesterday morning near Peiuelas. The patrol car in which he was riding was completely destroyed in a fire which resulted after the street lamp short-circuited.

at the

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30

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 9,1960

At Scene Of Lang's Death |

A Companhia Navegacao Aerea Brasileira plane bearing the

Proceeds are expected to be announced this week from the second Annual Charity Carnival,

S. Naval

Station

bodies

of

week’s

crash

five

victims

of

last

of a C-46_ belong-

duced

a re-examination

of known

said

the

expectedly peared

un-

of

large

crowds

that

ap-

persons

despite pad weather.

received will benefit land charities. Winners

were

Funds

several

announced

Falcon

is

Felicita

Sanchez,

ficial

of J. R. Gonzalez St., Rio Grande. — The second prize of the boat will go

to

C.

Fisicaro,

a

Seabee

Reby

Julio

Ca-

Queredo,

Summit

Hills,

said

in

San

Patricio

Development;

Mrs.

San

Housing

Patricio

ment;

Air

Lt.

Lol.

Force

R.

J.

Base;

Vazquez,

Housing

Ellen Sours,

YUM

YUM:

the

A

cotton

good

candy

customer

section

da

hotel,

complete

purchase

restaurant

nego-

stars

in his own.

he

afternoon

to conti-

nue directing kitchen operations of Le Rendezvous, while Lehr

and Rapport will sever. relations completely.

Programming innovator Puma-

Congress Gels. Bill To Give Amezquifa. To Commonwealth :

, STAB

Washingtea

Bureau

WASHINGTON — Legislation te transfer Fort Amezquita on -Isla de Cabras to the insular government has been introduced in Congress by Dr. Antonio Fernos-Isern, resident \commissioner of ‘Puerto Rico. “The same bill includes also Fort Cafiuelo, on Isla de Cabras across San Juan Bay from El Morro, proposing that they be transferred from U.S. military administration

and

maintained

as part of the San Juan Historical Site. It would be transferred without cost, under the terms of the bill. oe spe

Nuevo

of

with the

is

joining

the Air

full

¢o-

Force

at

file.

into

one

com-

Lang, 48, assistant director for development al office of

of the P.R. regionthe Public Housing

with

a

bullet

in

his

ed

though

have

ranged

from

engine fail-

except

an

discovered

automatic

in

a

pistol

closed

Friday

that

police

checking

all angles

te

seemed

up

wind

the

now

are

re-

“in an effort

investigation.”

was

died

at a clinic

taken

by

his

da and neighbors heard his screams, yesterday. Following

an

where

wife,

Nil-

after police

autopsy

they said at

Rio

Piedras District Hospital, District’ Attorney Felix Ortiz anmounced

the

investigation

would,

continue.

rejo came February

here from and

is

Cuba

currently

last seen

from 8 to 10 p.m., six nights weekly over WAPA-TV, Chan- |} nel 4. The station is on a network hookup with WSUR-TV,) channel 9, Ponce. Pumarejo

may

use

the

rant’s pool terrace as tion for a television prografn,

in

according

restau-

the localuncheon to

points

on

how

Lang

met

his

death.

was

trunk

Bauza suicide. ing the pear to inclined

has repeatedly ruled out Police officers conductfield investigation apside with him but are toward accidental death,

although

why.

they

refused

to discuss

—

comment

yesterday.

IMPROVEMENTS FILTRATION PLANT

AND

GUAYNABO

‘TO THE

The Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority will receive sealed bids for the construction of additions and improvements to the existing Guaynabo Water Filtration Plant until 2:30 p.m. on May 27, 1960, at its office in Santurce, Puerto Rico, and will then be publicly opened and read.

The work to be done includes the construction of an additional settling basin of reinforced

concrete construction, approximately two hundred (200') feet long by fifty (50’) feet wide by thirty-five (35’) feet deep w ith mechanical mixing equipment; the installation of fifty-four

(54”) inch, thirty-six (36’’) inch, thirty (30”) inch, twenty -one (21)

inch, sixteen (16’) inch

and smaller connecting piping between new and existing structures; relocating roadways, walkways and. fencing, general grading of the site and other miscellaneous and appurtenant. work,. 7 The plans and specifications may be examined free of charge at the office of the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, Santurce, Puerto Rico, or at the offices of Buck, Seifert and Jost, Consulting Engineers, 223 Manuel V. Domenech Street, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico and 112 East 19th Street, New York 3, New York. Copies thereof may be obtained at the office of the Rural Projects Division of the Authority, Stop 26 1|2, Fernandez Juncos Avenue,

Santurce, upon deposit of cash, money order or certified check in the amount of fifty ($50) dollars with the Treasurer of the Authority, whose office is at Pentagon Building, Stop 26 Ponce de Leon Avenue, Santurce, which sum will be refunded upon return of the plans

1{2, and >

specifications in good condition within thirty (30) days after the date on which bids are re-

ceived,

or else the entire

deposit

:

will be forfeited.

Bids will be received only from

persons

who

have

requested

the plans

and

specifications

and made the required deposit therefor under their own names. These documents obtained later than 48 hours prior to the opening of the bids. .

cannot bé

fram

a reliable

sources

the television . industry. Pumarejo was not available

for

ADDITIONS

Each

proposal

must

be

accompanied

by a

certified

check

or

bid

bond

surety company authorized to do business in Puerta Rico and satisfactory to the Authority in an amount equal to five percent (5%) of the proposal. The certified check will be retained

to pay for any damage or loss'to the Authority, or the liability bond will accrue, in case the successful bidder shall neglect or refuse to enter into a contract in accordance with his pro-

posal.

The Authority reserves the right to consider bids for forty-five (45) days ofter thelr receipt before awarding any contract and the right is reserved to waive any informalities, and

WANTED Female

Clerk-Stenographer

experience attractive

to reject any or all bids. The award will be made

lowest acceptable bid, and the responsibility of the bidders will be determined

conditions.

Contact

Personne!

Director of the

CONDADO HOTEL

q

with

in Office work,

working

responsible bidder submitting

to the

BEACH

San

Juan,

P. RB.

April 28, 1960

:

-

-

i

in. a report. that Bauza’s meeting disclosed widely differing view-

re

46, of Metro-

to

There were indications that the re-ghecking also had its roots

head.

First reports said no shell had been found near the body al-

last

have given new impetus to the probe. But Bauza added little

Administration, was found dead in his office Saturday, Apr. 30

Reports as to why the plane, which carried spare parts, crash-

aides

the shell and held with his

man _ was

Jose Puig Rodriguez, Block M-53-601, Reparto

politano,

-

is expected

Puerto

Le

television show, “Cocina del Ho-Corona

A

Ra-

and _ restaurateur

gar.”

agency

electrocuted yesterday as he at-

of

television producers Milton Lehr and Lawrence “Buddy” Rapport, with Henry Corona, the widelywho

his

probe

coordinated

plete

died.

The finding of a meeting Bauza top

this

a week

By Air Conditioner

in La

Condado.

chef

that

the

been

Lang

why

until

Puerto Nuevo Man

The restaurant has been owned. and operated since last July by

known

Worth,

conclusions.

explanation

revealed

a

although

Navy Carnival Saturday was three-year-old William Laguna (STAR photo by Gunter Hett)

tempted to install a 220-volt air conditioner, reportedly a Mother’s Day gift for his wife.

the

Ft.

final

However, Assistant District Attorney Obdulio Bauza said yesterday the probe’s findings “probably will be forthcoming early this week,” after all reports had

no

not

found,

the

By AL, DINHOFER ‘The Antilles Television Co.; spearheaded by television personality Gaspar Pumarejo, is exfor

of

any

office, had

been

But. over

revealed

in

of

ls Electrocuted

tiations

Finch

gave

one.

Bauza

reshell

Administra-

May Purchase Restaurant — Rendezvous

reached

attorney’s

had

a_

Ramey

1 Antilles TV

to

W.

district

finding

then

for

Rivera

Brooke; Mrs. Carmen Vickus,- Ramey Air Force Base; and Mrs. Providencia Jimenez, San Juan.

today

reported-

ure to a sudden loss of altitude.

Mills,

tion, San Juan; Maj. M. Griffith, Rodriguez Army Hospital, Fort

pected

was

all

Police

Develop-

Ismael

Veterans

T.

operation Ramey.

parra Heights. : Other major prizes were won by J. Rodriguez, San Patricio Housing partment,

involved,

killed

Tex., in charge of the investi‘gation at the scene of the crash,

at

Roosevelt Roads, and a new nault, third prize, was won

which

|ecraft were destroyed when it crashed and burned last Tuesday, near Ramey Field. Civil Aeronautics Board of-

20

prizes including two automobiles and a 16-foot boat.. To receive a 1960

crash,

ly being hampered because all Papers pertaining to the ill-fated.

is-.

for

the

shell

after

investigation - of surrounding. the

body.

searched

weekend

But as the circumstances

death of Lang moved into its second week, neither police nor

the

the was

neiro this morning. “Meanwhile, an _ investigation

to

the

without

he

ing to the same expected to leave

due

near

Portedly

facts in the case.

at Roosevelt Roads Friday and Saturday. The amount collected is expected to be high, Navy officials yesterday,

company was fer Rio de Ja-

By HORST BUCHHOLZ The reported discovery of a shell from a pistol near the body of Frederick W. Lang yesterday appeared to have pro-

the

by the Authority.

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Long Exits Louisiana Politics But Bellows That He May Be Back

Two Men On Drifting Launch Find Experience Harrowing By

PEDRO

PONCE

—

ROMAN

Two

nights

and

two

days of drifting aimlessly in a newly-purchased motor launch were described as ‘‘a hell of a harrowing experience,” by Leslie Hugh Fleming, 30, of 195 B La Rambla, of this city. Fleming, with Captain Fred

Bragg, his friend, Edward Collier, of Sprague Caribe Co. in Ponce, and an unidentified Nassau sailor, were adrift from last

Sunday day

11

night at 9 p.m. am.,

near

until Tues-

the

island

of

to

Fleming Ponce

said he was from Miami.

Ponce land. The

and and

passengers Caja

incident

calculation said. The pacity of

de

was

by ships 1,000

due

Bragg,

ed

en

route

at South

damages

Aurora, yaguez

Coast

which late

towed

Guard

cutter,

them

to Ma-

Wednesday.

a

NEW

ismis-

Fleming a cadiesel

at

Fleming, former

about

30,

Maria

Caico

in the

the

boat’s

$4,000.

is married Rosario

Baton

to

the

Negron.

ORLEANS

(AP)

—

A

sandpaper-voiced Gov. Earl K. Long says he doesn’t intend to stray far from the political scene when he goes out of office tomorrowBellowing hoarsely, Long promised a statewide television audience he would be keeping his eye on. the legislature from a

oil, but no additional fuel was purchased when the launch dock-

by

S.

to

tanks have gallons of

British West Indies. Fleming estimated

U.

between

Muertos

Cabo Engafio, east of the Dominican Republic. They were rescued the

en route He had

just purchased the ‘‘Sea Jack,” a 52-foot, 12-ton motor vessel which he intends to use for ferrying

supplies

Mas P, 1960

EARL LONG |

Rouge

blocks from sion.

apartment

a

few

the Governor’s man:

Paella’s more delicious With Sello Rojo Rice !

Vl be watching year-old Governor Pounding snapped his

you,” said.

a desk glasses

the 64 :

f

top, Long on and off

a dozen times as he departed radically from a prepared farewell address.

“Uncle Earl may come again,” Long said, may try for

serving notice his fourth term

he as

Governor four years hence. _ The brunt of Long’s rambling 30-minute speech was a catalog of

administration

accomplish-

ments. But he peppered it with blasts at political foes and a call fer support of Jimmie Davis who goes in as Long’s successor. Long has appointed his estranged wife, Mrs. Blanche Leng, to a four-year term on the board of review for the State Division of Employment Security. The job pays $40 per diem, and the board meets: about three times a week to review jobless benefit cases.

Teachers Pay Hike Needs

Senate Okay After

years

of clamoring,

pe-

titions, and frustration,. teachers in Puerto Rico’s public schools are today on the verge of receiving a substantial salary increase. ; After being subjected to years. of pressure to act on the salary increase, the local. House of Representatives.

introduced,

stu-

died, and approved the salary increase in less than a week. Last Friday the bill was sent to

the

Senate.

The

chronology

Tuesday:

the

a message

ing for

is this:

Governor

sends

to the legislature

the

salary

Wednesday:

ecall-

increase.

the

bill

is intro-

duced in the House. Thursday: the committees

education joint

and

hearings

ment

of

treasury in which

Superior

Council - Budget BuTeacher’s Association

officials testify. Friday morning:

reached on several to the bill. Friday

Depart-

Education,

Education reau and

on

hold

early

agreement

is

amendments

afternoon:

ing of the committees’

Draft-

report

to

the House is begun. The House convenes and calls a recess till

4 p.m. Friday

Mmmm.. . fresh “langosta,” tender shrimp, steaming clams, and succulent Sello Rojo rice—these are the makings for a real Spanish Paella! Itt's an island specialty that is easy to make and

fun to serve. The rice

ig all important... be sure it’s Sello Rojo!

late

afternoon:

session

continues,

proved.

By

and

House

after

po-

lishing off the day’s work quickly, Popular Party floor leader Arcilio Alvarado receives unanimous consent to include Bill 879 (teacher’s © Beny) in the | day’s calendar. committees’ report is read. Friday evening: after a short debate the measure is considered in preliminary vote and ap-

special

motion,

the

House agrees to consider the bill in final vote. It is approved again, The bill is expected to be

taken.

up

by

the

Senate

today

bere ainick Damage, is predict: KOs

«

es

2

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 9, 1960.

anchez Failed At | mpossible By A. W. MALDONADO Gov. Luis Munoz Marin’s-letter to Dr. Efrain Sanchez Hidalgo accepting his resignation as Secretary of Educa-

in five years. He was

tion

The failure of education to keep up with economic developmentis one of the island’s gravest problems. Human resources, thought at the beginning of Operation

caught

the

essence

of

the

Secretary’s

three- “year

straggle in one of the island’s toughest jobs. : The Governor praised Sanchez HidalNews go’s “nobility. . . unselfishness and . . dedication of practically all his time.” Analysis -Nowhere does the Governor compliment Sanchez

Hidalgo

for

a

job

well

done.

Nowhere is mention made of the Secretary’s accomplish“ ments during his three years.

When

Munoz

Sanchez

the bronze star during

his

as an infantry | company-commander

several

Hidalgo

to the

awarded

in

Italy.

Bootstrap to be Puerto ing the island’s biggest

Economic

Rico’s biggest weakness.

progress

means

asset,

increasing

are

brought in from the “‘outside,’”’ Munoz of allowing

Puerto

a

to fall

into the

years:

hands of outside management. The solution is education. Economic progress is not enough, Mufioz repeats

tough

again

and again.

Puerto

Rico

must

strive,

he

says,

“a good civilization,” This depends on education. This was the Governor’s mandate to Sanchez

Hidalgo was a

go when

at the University

for

of Puer-

Sanchez

took over

as Secretary--But

he

for

fantry officer.

Sanchez Hidalgo rose from second lieutenant to major

, “You'll

have

goes

to testify. When

answer

he

to

to

talk

gets the

from

a reporter

almost

warts

everyone

Secretary.”

Hidal-

charming man who loves to talk at length about education and his field, socia] psychology. As a company commander

in combat, he must also have been called upon to excercise forceful leadership. But in his tenure as Secretary of Education, forceful leadership was lacking. Attempting to meet the overwhelming demands on him Sanchez Hidalgo worked (as the Governor said in his letter) with “nobility. . . unsedfishness”’ and dedicated ‘‘prac-’ tically all (his) time.’’ But he was doomed from ginning to fail. “Sanchez ‘Hidalgo attempted to do

The Secretary of Education is required to make alall decisions—important or not. He is required to

the be-the im-

possible. Leadership;

whether

in the military or in public serv-

as

ice, means the ability to delegate authority. The Secretary of Education must be a super-leader, one

who

subscribes

to

John

Foster

Dulles’

philosophy

that “‘it is more important to be respected than liked.”

is the

time

to

open

your

Savings

Account

at

The Chase Manhattan

Bank

SANCHEZ

HIDALGO would be author

Will Ask Year Off From UPR, Says Sanchez Dr. Efrain who resigned

Education he

last

wants

versity

to of

said to the

pointed

out

recent interview that leave of absence from

eing

Before

Secretary

returning

versity,

Sanchez

to

the

Hidalgo

will request

_batical from added

he the

where he taught as of education before

appointed

1957.

a one

that

social

in

unisaid,

year

sab-

the university. while

on

He

leave

lans to work on two me on the psychology dren’s upbringing and on

that}. Uni-

Rico.

Hidalgo

university rofessor

he

week,

return

Puerto

Sanchez in a is on

Sanchez Hidalgo, as Secretary of

|.

-he

books— of chilanother

psychology.

Asked

why

chez

Hidalgo

was

“to return

he

°

resigned,

answered to my

San-

that

family

SAVINGS is the sure, safe way of having money to enjoy the good things in life. SAVE just to get that happy feeling of having moncy right at hand for whatever your heart desires...SAVE with your,

it and

children.” He added that he also wanted to “leave the Governor at full freedom to con@uct the reform of the educa-

tional

system.”

Sanchez

been

working

dule since roety: aria,

-

Hidalgo,

who

has

a gruelling

sche-

being

has’ two nine,

appointed

Gilberte,

eight. The state motto of Michigan is: “If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look above you.’ ” ‘Mendelevium: is the heaviest’ chemical element with an game

weight of 256.

friends

at

Chase

Manhattan.

Se-

children, Melba

and: Ivan

-

Talk to your+ friend ai the

CHASE MANHATTAN SAN JUAN

SANTURCE

Rio PiEDRAS

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ~

BANK BAYAMON

set.

oe

most

the

stepped

into an antiquated organization where all power, authority and responsibility rested squarely-on himself. °

~ to Rico, had earned a Ph. D. from Columbia University, and had a heroic World War II combat record as an in-

who

an

Sanchez Hidalgo is ‘“‘a nice guy,” a gentle, soft-spoken,

in Puerto has to be

job in August, 1957, he appointed a man whose background combined scholarship with leadership. Sanchez brilliant student

the Secretary

Bg

has already warnRico

appoint all teachers, all supervisors, all superintendents. When visitors call, they are sent directly to the Secretary. When the legiSlature wants education information, it is

becom-

demand

highly trained‘ labor market. Not available Rico, management and technical ‘know-how’

‘“‘Nice guys finish last.”

appointed

service

ed of the danger

’ Was Sanchez Hidalgoa failure? Leo Durocher answered that question

ago when he remarked,

combat

iil

>

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Mondey; May 9, 1960

6 P.R.

Business

San Juan Ticker Talk

Highlights

Clothing Manufacturers Top List Of Fomento Promotions Edited

By

F.

Two types of tions — clothing

Israel Camus has joined Brown

HARMON

industrial operaand related pro-

Agencies,

ducts and machinery and electrical

and

related

Thompson.

ed

than

$2

invested

The

year

trical

is machinery

merchandise

and

with

elec-

11 plants.

Employment in these plants totals 748 persons with an aggregate

annual

payroll

of

e

J.

account.

cd

Puerto

SAM

AP

These plants have invested a total of $470,275 in machinery and equip-

Business

NEW foreign

.

DUROTEX

appliances)

1960

By

$1,348,800.

ment.

exe-

with

Rican

“air-

YORK

News

Analyst

(AP)

—

If all

holdings of dollar assets

total

of

were flown during the

Telephone

Numbers

71-3365

is

28 to

Sam

awake

Not

In

other not

sickly. and

But,

HEADQUARTERS

—

Eye

—

Face

Protection,

Safety

Clothing and Belts, Respiratory Protection, First Aid Materials, Gas and Dust Detection

devices, Ventilation Equipment,

Safety Signs.

GAR W. YATES COMPANY, INC. 202

Ponce

de Leon,

Stop 4-2

Exclusive Distributors in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands =

fore,

dollar

watching

postwar

years.

let’s\ look

at

the

reserves

are

now

‘

a

sets

held

by

and

their

central

foreign

treasuries

banks,

which

under

our

law

can

readily

be

turned

in

for

gold.

These

re-

Could

Be

than

It is made

up. of nearly

rience

degree

our

10

law

years

thyeheld

can

readily

be

ago.

10

years

Could

desirable but not necessary.

ledge of Spanish

equivalent

expe-

Working

know-

essential.

detailed

requirements.

All

resume, replies

A

Be

references

and

confidential.

Box “P” The San Juan Star

are

short

ago.

Converted

also

time

$7

billion

back

such

in

dol-

lar assets were being turned into gold at a disturbing rate— left

$4

Fort

billion

Knox

worth

that

of

way.

gold

Then

the flow slowed to a trickle. The

Compensation — Salary plus incentives. Submit

There

nearly

or

drive

to

increase

Canadian

requirements

is

have

the

any

companies

are not

as

difference

between

par

real meaning

with

respect

is being

organized,

and

are

stiff

as

are

value

and

to the

book

market

is used

stock when

for accounting~purposes.

in effect,

the term

is meaningless.

Book value is the sum total of all assets of a company minus all liabilities, divided by the number of common shares outstanding. In most cases, however, this figure also is meaningless in terms of market value because most companies carry their assets on the balance sheet at whatever the assets cost the company. And the cost of an asset may bear little resemblance to its potential market value today. Exceptions to this general rule are tound in the cases of banks, investment companies, and insurance companies. Such organizations

may have the majority of their assets in investments

which

have

a current quoted market value, and which may carry these investments on the balance sheet valued at the current market price. But

since the market itself is always often

than

not,

there

will

be

attempting to evaluate the future, a wide

variance

between

the

two

The lone exception where book value and market value always are the same is found in the case of an open-end investment company (mutual fund) which computes its book value (or “‘net-assets value’’) stockholders directly and always at the book value of the moment.

However, at certain times, the book value can take on particular»

importance. For example, a local company, Fajardo Eastern Sugar Co. has a book value of approximately $56 per share and yet sells in

in our balance

of payments

help

maintain

the

market

that

the

dollar

money more

in

an

competitive.

standing

will of

international has

at cost prices.

Most

observersof the Puerto

become

Rico

land

scene

will

agree that cost price bears little resemblance to what the land could be sold for at today’s prices. ° Therefore

should

the

company

tion of its land, the high book

ever

decide

to

sell

all

value would undubtedly

or

a

por-

atiract many

buyers to the stock. the

San. Juan

office

of Merrill

Dan Howell will answer questions on the stock ‘market in general or on specific securities in this

Lynch,

-

column which appears every Monday or in a personal letter, on request. Address all questions to him

%

The San Juan Star.

NLRB Asks Court For End Of Picketing At P.R. Plant The National Labor Relations Board has moved to end alleged picket line violence at the Baronet of Puerto Rico, Inc., plant in Vega Baja.

The NLRB District

to

grant

an

in-

Hoover Has Wish for U.S. .NEW Hoover

YORK

(AP)

has

America In

a

—

wish

Herbert for

the

of a half century from

the

a note

sealed

cornerstone

across

from

headquarters,

last

of

a_

week

building

United the

in

former

Nations Pres-

ident hoped that the year 2010 will find America “morally and Physically

junction

stronger.”

ordering: the

Interna-

tional Leather Goods, Plastics & Novelty Workers Union, AFLCIO to discontinue picketing the Baronet factory.

asked the Federal

Court

now. U.S.

exports and thus cut the deficit

basic salary

What

they

$9

ord of accomplishment in selling specification equipment and of successful training of sales personnel

engineering

its

(Mr. Howell is associated with Pierce, Fenner, & Smith, Inc.)

Converted

foreign banks and individuals which at least. theoretically could be turned in to their central banks for conversion into gold here, This amount is $4 billion more than years ago.

Mechanical

Several

at least once daily. These companies always buy from‘or sell to their

short term assets held by private

strong leadership in and developing new

or American

It is made up of nearly nine the market at only $18 per share. The majority of Fajardo’s assets are carried on the balance sheet billion. of short term dollar as- are in vast holdings of land, which

ed products seeks dynamic sales executive to assume

Must be capable of providing expanding company’s markets ones.

Exchange

on

foreign

:

more

turned in for gold. These re-

of promotional activities.

listed

any

It is a fixed figure which does not change. Even if its value were set at the original pjrice at which the shares are sold, after a few years it will bear little or no resemblance to the. market value. Because the term has been so misunderstood by the general investing public, in recent years directors of companies have tended to place only a nominal figure (say $1 per share) as the par value, or in some cases have designated the common stock as ‘‘no-par value” in an attempt to divorce any idea of par value and market price. There-

powerful

needs

Do

the company

complete responsibility for administration of sales organization distributing diversified materials and

and management

for

Answer: These two terms are often confused. Par value is an amount set by company on its common

Against this is that possible foreign drain which now totals more than $16 billion.

held

equipment in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean area. Headquarters Puerto Rico. Must be aggressively sales oriented, with proven rec-

York

price?

/

under

Prominent manufacturer and distributor of engineer-

Answer:

Question:

billion of short term dollar assets held by foreign treasuries and their central banks, which

GENERAL SALES MANAGER

to be

possible

listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Among the larger companies from Canada, we find Canadian Pacific Railroad, International Nickel, Aluminum Ltd. and Campbell Red Lake Mines.

value?

wor-

serves are six billion more they held 10 years ago.

Box 1950 San Juan. Phone 2-5325

New

company

it

Many foreign companies are traded on the American Stock Exchange. In fact, a few of the financial newspapers which give full coverage tothe A.S.E. have their “most active” selections grouped into two distinct categories: ‘‘most active domestic stocks” and ‘“‘ most active foreign stocks.”’

keep

the all

bit over $19% billion.

Head

the

is

HOWELL

once,

many

figures.

EQUIPMENT

on

Also,

those of the Big Board.

walk it was a few But neither is it

gold

either

though,

nights.

the

first,

U.S.

SAFETY

at

could

words,

just

a Canadian

With respect to any foreign company’s obtain-

carefully than in the early lush

listed

HOWELL

ing a listing on the New York Stock Exchange, the location of the company is no deterent if it meets the other exacting requirements for listing. The same goes for the American Stock Exchange,

Sickly

be

It

more

EQUIPMENT

the

that

cock of the years back.

SAFETY

gold

of

now

for

Exchange?

:

But the money managers say the chances are slim and the ways to prevent it are available —and some are now being used.

may

to be

through May 5,049 passen-

into

one

just

are

1-336]

Stock

passengers

our gold reserves would be cut well below the danger point. The American dollar would change from one of the worrld’s soundest currencies into a shaky one.

Uncle

OFFICE

Is it possible

York

company

gers in 178 round trips last year. During Thur., Fri,, and Sat. of last week, 115 flights carried 3,020 passengers to the carnival, compared to 96 flights and 2,565 passengers in 1959.

That

Question:

D.

Stock Exchange?

5,851

turned

DANIEL

New

in 216 round trips} peak days of the

carnival, Apr. 1st, compared

ries

Muiioz Rivera Avenue cor. University Avenue Hyde Park — Rio Piedras New

the

department.

were

DAWSON

CORPORATION

SALES

Our

A

By

Foreign $$ Holdings Seen Under Control

in

machinery and equipment. In a distant second place among the categories of plants promoted

this

account

formerly

lift” to the St. Thomas carnival topped last year’s record by over 800 passengers, according to figures prepared by Caribair’s

field.

million

(Norge *

These plants have produced a total of 6,034 jobs with an aggregate annual payroll of more than $9.3 million. The 42 plants have

more

was

Brown Agencies has also acquirthe Borg-Warner International

Corp.

plants promoted to been in the clothing

products

an

Walter

1960.

Out of 104 date, 42 have

as

He

merchandise — account for more than one-half of the plants promoted by Fomento thus far in

fiscal

Ine.

cutive.

traffic

Foreign Stocks Listed?

The

so-talled

“recognition®

Picketing, as termed by Board, has allegedly been

pled

with

restraints

Federal

cause

at

violence

-the cou-

against

non-strikers.

and

illegal

District

Court

Judge

why

it should

not be

en-

joined. Under

Act

of

the

1959,

new

Labor

Reform

reeognition

picket-

ing is limited to 30 days unless an

filed.

election

petition

Moreover,

if

has

the

been

picket

line turns violent, ‘this one month period can be shortened to “a reasonable

period

of time.”

;

| |

. THE

SAN JUAN STAR —- Moridey, May 9, 1960 \

Business Trends Indicate Winter Doldrums Are Over By NEW

JACK

YORK

LEFLER

\® —

this

Business

took

week

135,654

@ look this week at its accomplish-

to

last

143,000

7 «

Guanica City Strikers Back To Work--Sans Pay Guanica

cars

from

week.

Mother’s Day promotions attract-

ments and shortcomings in the ed buyers to the stores and, profirst four months of 1960 and pelled retail trade up 4 to 8 per found indications that things are cent over the corresponding week getting better. a year ago. “The

economy

appears

to

be

pulling out of its-. weather-influenced late-winter doldrums,’’ said the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The bank singled out consumer spending for bringing ‘‘a breath of springtime to business men.”

Steel

Steel

Production.

production from

last

predicted

1960

be

the

best

said,

‘if

we

can

PR Hofel Administration

avoid massive business mistakes and public policy errors, there is

Scholarships Announced

“And,”

he

no reason why the current expanSion should not go into 1961 or There-were

dark

areas

in

the

first four months as well as bright ones. Unemployment was on the rise, partly due to the bad weather; steel production went down after a record first semester, and the stock market receded. Automakers Glittered | Automakers lent most of the glitter to the economic

picture this

week. The reported selling 578,600 Mew passenger cars in April, the biggest monthly total since September. 1955. The figure for April 1959 was 503,900. Production for the first third of

Qualified

with

Inspired

2,208,818

by April’s

last

with

year.

sales

candidates

surge,

the industry stepped up production

of or have

must

Puerto

in Puerto

Rico,

strong

must

be

work,

she

receive

a

advantages

R

THIS

door

the

wondrous

Corvair

Coupe

PRICE of

bilin-

but

it’s a truly

The Corvair Coupe brings you distinguish

the

twoat:

to

She

said of

to

they

$2.56

prigy

a Any

SATISFACTION

(STAR

Photo by Gunter Hett)

-

It’s America’s only completely Sedan. new compact car with an airplane-type aluminum

Corvair engine

in the

rear

and

independent

on all four wheels.

404: See

said.

this

returned

INCLUDES

SCIENTIFIC EYE EXAMINATION No Additional Charges

be

already

they

minimum

aati

and a half years.

that

on

by faulty pro-

» unheard-of low Pay $200. $150

Why

compact, economical American car. that retains the big car ride and the six-passenger comfort all the

is

Hea LETS

Rico.

that you prefer.

money

an

hour and work six to eight hours a day about three days a week. The employes, about eight in all, have been living on credit, she said.

ties

a sports car ...

the

delayed

workers,

NEW BY CHEVROLET

It looks like

said

was

TAKING OVER—Myrah C. Bright, Civil Service Com:mission representative here for the past two years, hands gual (English and Spanish) and over his chair to Robert N. Paty, his successor. Bright must evidence a serious interest will take over a new post in Atlanta, Ga., which is where in practicing hotel administration Paty has worked for the Commission for the past two),

residents

€he year was 2,587,829 cars, compared

the

A new scholarship program dedicated to the improvement of hetel administration in Puerto Rico, the gift of Lawrence S. Rockefeller, has been announced by Dean H. B. Meek of the School of Hotel Administration at Cornell University. ~ Rockefeller is providing four full four-year scholarships of $2,500 yearly for each recipient beginning next fall. In addition, he will provide up to a total of $1,000 per recipient for transportation if needed.

longer.”

not

weeks, were weekend and

cedure in San Juan. When she explained

77.6.

will

in history.

strike

way from the treasury in Juan, where she said the

money

Foreign trade received a lot of attention. The United States World Trade Fair opened in New York City with sixty countries displayConsumers were doing their part, ing their products in an effort to all right. They were buying _new attract more business. cars at a spectacular ‘clip. MerSome American business men chants were ringing up sales in raised protests against foreign excess of record 1959. competition which they charged Best Year In History was undercutting them because of Dr. Emersen P. Schmidt, relow wages. They also complained search director of the United of foreign trade_ restrictions States Chamber of Commerce, against their goods. year

on

they had

paid in six at work last

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this

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because

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week to an estimated 74.8 per cent of capacity

Thursday

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8

Here Before The Ball

‘Night In San Juan’ Benefit Ball Said To ‘Top Everything In Past NEW

YORK

“Night

in

here

was

high

society

year’s

(AP)—The

San

Juan

planned

gayest

to

one

give

of

the

flings.

Prior to the Friday fair, tremendous effort

the

Ball”

planning

and

night af went into

the

decora-

tions. The affair was a_ benefit for the New York Foundling Hospital and more than 500 tic-

kets

were

sold

in

advance.

San Juan’s Mayor, Dofta Felisa Rincon de Gautier, accepted the

ball committee’s the official kets went

Quickly, by

a

invitation

hostess out in

they

and the ticher name.

were

capacity

to be

snapped

crowd

of

up

Both Mayor Robert F. Wagner of New York City and the Commandant of the Brooklyn Navy Yard got into the act when it came to decorating the big Lshaped ballroom. The Mayor sent in a big collection of newly-leafed and flo-

of

wered

at the roulette and other gaming tables. It was intended that

branches

trees. the the

ty of the live birds

New were

York sent

Zoo, 200 in to be

placed

the

branches.

The

lighting, from large glass deliers was supplemented

chanwith

colored lights. The Navy sent

dozen

in

to help

with

over

a

Baron Theo Von Roth who handled the planning for the classy Sheraton East Hotel said, “We've handled some pretty elaborate affairs in the past. This tops everything.”

The

setting

was

to

San

they

Juan

use

The

air

by

jet

winnings

quantities

was

‘|

plane.

to

of gifts from

“buy”

a $7,000

assortment, ranging from jewelry and silverware to records and

sporting goods. The guest list Asked

Von New

the decorat-

made

Spain.

Adding to the gayety, a.gambling casino was set up. Guests, as they came in, were to be given quantities of play money to use

high avia-

ing job. It also dispatched a color guard to hold high the flags of the United States, Puerto Rico and San Juan City.

ves.

from

These

from From

sailors

sociali-

of

were suspended ceiling by wires.

Royal

sweetened by the scent of $2,000 worth of flowers brought here

and Roy

'|F.

syni-

bolize La Fortaleza Palace as it apeared during a Governor's reception in the 19th century days

the

who

Roth York

was

ali was

elaborate.

on

replied, society

it, Baron

“think of at its best

you have it...Mr. and Mrs. Chalk, Mr. and Mrs. George

Schraft, two

just

keep

This

ball

Robert” Gardiner...

Mayors,

of

going

will

on

be

course, from

long

and there.

remem-

bered.”

a

INTERVIEW— Molly O’Dell, of station. WHOA,

inter views Dona Felisa Rincon de Gautier, Mayor of San Juan, prior to the “Night in San Juan” ball to benefit the New

York

Foundling Hospital

tions

being

bert

sent

Wilcheck.

up

for

Dona

about the

Felisa

floral and

affair.

was

At

the

other

right

honor

decora-

is Mrs.

guest

Ro-

at Fri-

day’s gala benefit.

KO

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S.J.,

Lamela,

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of

Marisandra

Gomez,

and

Thompson, left to right, yesterday, all students at the Colegio Vedruna,

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from

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out and

in

an

Be adroit.

(Sept.

23

to

Oct

DEAR ANN: does “Love thy

22

You are trying to take on more than you can handle It would be wise to study your true position -with key people and then

inge-

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with influentia! attachment -cementing better rélations

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a very confidential manner from one who knows just what is the situation: But you have to ask the questions and show your nious and- resourceful to make the necessary

order

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operate

require

in

properly

SCORPIO (Oct. 23.to Nov: 21) The right day to discuss with

a

ARIES (March 21 to April 19) In-the interest of advancement,

all associates what your policies shall

be

in

Plicit

in

expressing

this.

is‘ the

out

those

who

have

They

are

right

day

persohs

the

to

or

data

usually

seek

contacts

you

‘will be cooperative romantically inclined

and

need.

reticent,

the

future

ambitions..P.M.

Be

your be

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ideas

sure

you

go out for relaxation or to some charming: social affair: :

but

today. Be this even-

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Early P.M. is then fine for going

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on

anyone

handy. Every year she has a new baby. Without warning I’m stuck with her -kids whenever she goes to the hospital. This morning and our

at 1:00 A.M. she

her husband appeared at front door with their four

little ones.

We've

known

since

December she was. pregnant. They acted as if they’d just found it: out: We eouldn’t turn them down at that hour so now I have

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my

three!

Last that

year

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may

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married

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to

both. A.smart wife: . (1) Never interrupts her husband when he’s telling a joke. (2) Never plays bridge with her husband.

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trouble trying

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week.

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never had

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to

last

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style so I can shove in his face and say,

express your views, de-).

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then

of fine

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recipient

position

notice.

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have

until

me

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Our Man

m San

This Is News? Troops Prefer

Juan

A Memory For Melodies

Shortcake To (Ugh) Turnips .

By Al Dinhofer Richard Moser, pianist at the a feilow with a song in his heart in his head. Once

a

patron

requests

registers

with

manenecy

of

an

IBM

serving

up

requests

been

Dick

a

with

Swiss Chalet, is and many more

favorite

the

it

and

per-

Since

Dick

has

piano

bar

machine. at

melody,

alacrity the

this into

500

from

customers.

The moment one of these customers enters, cranial IBM —sheet musie and all— pops his brain, and he tinkles away at the very

special

tune.

grin

surprise,

of

The

reaction

flattery,

is

K

dum-dee-dum,

over

over again, till I realize they are hopelessly tone deaf. All the dum-dee-dumming in the darn world

wouldn't

help

me

recognize

the

ality.

Dick

says,

‘‘Very

little.’

But

patrons

and

their

favorite

ge

to mashto

piece

of music,

and

Moser was raised in Biel Bienne, started

playing

garten,

and

every

piano

has

been

continent

In» 1947

his

before

for

he

entered

past

was

his

personal

entertainer.

According

to the

results

and

dislikes

Lendi

bility ratings”

in clip-

restaurant

they

were

about

to

launch

in

the

Memory-minded Dick Moser once a year. two or three

his

Or for years,’’

distinctive “I

Who's

can't

Germanic possibly

good

people I haven’t says this suave

at

seen Swiss

for in

accent. remember

remembering

their

names,

names. anyway?

But I never forget a favorite song. It’s written all over their faces.” Women do most of the requesting, according to

Moser.

‘‘They

request

romantic

create nostalgic feeling... or how they met their husbands. “By

playing

these

melodies

songs I

songs

that

related evoke

to fond

memories. The memories must be fond,’’ he adds quickly, “‘or else they wouldn't make the special request. It gets people in a muy simpatico mood,” he points out. To maintain this built-in-memory-lane service, Dick keeps abreast of musical shows and_ hit parades around the world. It’s become a point of pride with him. When he doesn’t know a certain tune requested, he feels like a tour director who has Jost his maps. “If I don’t know a particular number, I write it down and then look it up. The next time the person who requested it walks in, I surprise her with it. ‘Sometimes a woman has a strange request,” he notes. ‘Like a 12th century madrigal. And

TODAY’S

BEST

made

up

of

24

FROM

favorite

requests

in-

‘‘Around the World in Knife,” ‘On the Street

“Third

Man

Theme,”

and

ever

heard

Women

and

their

nobody

Helen

Lynn

Falling

Buxeda,

John,

Caterie

—

—

Pilar

Ruth

Garffer,

Waymouth,

La

Mer

—

Sweetheart

of

EUROPE

of

Those

Things

.

Only

=

ee

and

in guessing

for

ex-

of only

what

1

soldiers

situation

on

JOSE

CAPO

:

I refer

editorials

to

your

letter

publish-

ed on April 22, 1960 (San Juan Star) in regard to the “traffic

the

jam”

on

the

Buchanan

Road.

ing

sign

use

of of

the

military

Marine

airfield

be built up.

The

beyond

the

income

from

would

then

tourists

have

spend some of their money. As even

a matter of fact venture to suggest

enterprising hotel man construct

a heli-port

I

needs

ment

programs. Robert P.

San

vs.

Juan

Santurce,

Tue

the

involved.

We

of the proexpect

te

dollars:

Traffic patrolmen Ricardo Lopez Batalla and Julio Rodriguez

one

were

injured

Friday

when

their

motorcycle struck a truck driven by Jose De Diego Cardona, 42, of Buena

Vista,

Santurce,

at Mu-

fioz Rivera Ave., stop 2734, as the truck was making a left turn,

develop-

police

reported.

>

Lopez was hospitalized with a broken pelvis, internal injuries and_cuts. Rodriguez was treated for minor bruises and sent home.

~ | Wittenstein

Darlington

appraisals

of

for

As Truck Hits "Cycle

could even

civilian

the

maps

acquired

Patrolmen Are Injured

in Manhattan) on or near - the premises of the hotel. I think that the idea of helicopters to Vieques is a lot more -constructive than an interminable battle over mili-

tary

be

/ Francisco Lizardi Secretary of Public Works

would that an

(like the

plat

to

million

to

~

the

preparing

start the construction of this: project during 1961. Its cost is estimated to be well over five

they

place

of

also

doing

the

because

Intersection

the problem

are

perties

wildest

some

Caparra

right of way of thé project and

increase

increase

the

will solve

circulation in that area. We lands

requirements. for land are a few acres. A_heli-port

tourism, would

of

which

maneuvers,

dreams of local people. Stores would be built. The military would then be a steady supplement to

Sigma Chi — Camelia Schaerer, Berner — Sarsch — Lola Brunner, Gondolier — Kay Shehab, Ciau Ciau Bambino — Helen Buxeda, All the Things You Are — Vivianne Coletti, Torno Sorrento — Laura Toffel, Laura — Mrs. John W. Herrick, The Night They Invented Champane Mrs. Edgar Hopgood, I Love Paris — Mrs. Arturo So-— mohano, Tell Me — Isabelle Greber, Limelight — Madeline Lohner, Yetlow Rose of Texas — Mrs. Torno Sorrento — Mrs. Molina, Noche de Ronda— Otero, Mrs. Blanco, Paper Doll — Mrs. Pla, C’est si bon — Mrs. George Kudirka, Body and Soul — M

One

the

economy

follow:

Leaves.

Stardust

stories

because

would

Peggy Staten, Peg O’ My Heart — Dee Merritt & Carmifia Méndez, Fascination — Eugenia Santiago, Les Feuilles Mortes — Irma Holzmann, St. Louis Blues — Mickey Wilhelm, Poor People of Paris — Ruth B. Compton, Third Man Theme — Josephine Hull, Love Is a Many Splendored Thing — Mary Lewis, Around the World In 80 Days — Evie Faison, Tennessee Waltz — Helen Martorani, My Funny Valentine — Flora Mezzullo, Carina — Dorothy Fasnacht, True Love —Rosemarie Lohner & Carmina Valiente, La vie en Rose — Margarita Olivier, Under the Bridges of Paris — Diane Lavergne, Le Metolon ~ Mary Swift, Arrivederci Roma — Letty Carrién, Falling In Loye Is Wonderful — Ginger Alvarez,

error

the impression that the principal problem is the difficulty in obtain-

in songs

an

FOR

should be relatively inexpensive to build. The air freight) traffic

kh

favorite

of money.

out,

The Department of Public Works is giving priority number one. and is working on the de-

The only

of them.” *

cent

a lot

pointed

Sir:

Why aren't helicopters being used for civilian transportation?

“Lullaby

of Birdland.” And what is Dick’s favorite song? “Oh, I have many,” he laughed, “‘but

that

training, etc.

Where You Live,’’ ‘‘I Could -Have Danced All Night,” ‘‘As .Time Goes By,’ “Manhattan,”

“Volare,”

ample, per

‘come

save

report

island of Vieques with respect to the development of tourism. I get

Moods, Vol. II, and

all-time

cluding “Fascination,” 80 Days,”’ “Mack the

news

concerning

Swiss Chalet piano favorites on the local Marvela label. His newest album, to be released next is

400 items

could

The

HELICOPTERS FOR VIEQUES Sir: I have read with great interest

Dick has recorded many sides on the Columlabel in Europe, and has made two LP’s of

week, is called International

~

LETTERS

San Juan. bia

that

services, actepta-

for some

to

Swiss Chalet owners Pierre Greber and Pierre GLohner. They were in search of a pianist to complement the mood and motif of the new oldworld

by

will eat and how often they can The 10 best-liked food items in be itiduced to eat it, when tranthe order of preference reported slated into purchasing the stuff by the survey are fresh milk, het for about 242 million people, could rolls, hot biscuits, -strawberry result in an item of leftover food shortcake. grilled steak, ice.cream, costing more than nine million ice cream sundaes, fried chicken, dollars. * -

on

him

.

Leading the least-liked-foods list is mashed turnips, followed in

con-

that have appeared or might up on military menus.

chosen

recommended

list.

in all parts

buyer for all the armed to establish ‘‘predictable

Court.” Richard

a

of about

enlisted men stationed of the country.

Dick was working in a club in Switzerland when hotelman

constitute

30,000 sauce, iced coffee, cauliflower with cheese sauce- and candied parsnips. Its purpose, the Army said, was The Army said there was a to enable the Quarterrnaster, food: serious purpose to its survey, one

likes

to organize ‘‘the official orchestra of the Imperial High

of a survey,

hardly

diet. Neither would the on the least-liked foods

asparagus, cabbage baked with cheese, asparagus with hollandaise

Addis Ababa His Imperial Majesty Haile Selassie I, emperor of Ethiopia, chose Herr Moser as . pings in Dick’s publicity scrapbook, he was

balanced 10 items

roast

Container Institute at Chicago. The survey summarized the

kinder-

interrupted

aspa-

and

|

order by broccoli, baked hubbard squash, fried parsnips, creamed

20 years.

vagabondizing

steak

potatoes

the Army Quartermaster Food and

play

Casanova

grilled

ducted during the last decade

Switzerland,

a keyboard

the

can

turnips,

fried

turkey. This would

pre-

ed

Dick makes San Juan his home base and periodically tours supper clubs in the states ‘‘for

me,’ till I find the it,’ he confesses.

French

MCDANIEL

(?!—Soldiers

fer strawberry shortcake

songs.)

of songs nobody ever heard of except the person who requested it. ‘Like musicians say, ‘it bugs

YATES

marizing

sometimes

he can read a lot of psychology into the songs they prefer. (Below, in small type, is a sampling of

C.

ragus. So says an official announcement from the Pentagon sum-

song.”

in maybe

Ss

By

WASHINGTON

and

broad

a

appreciation.

“TI can do this for tourists who come

make

a change in scenery.’’ In New York he spends much of his free time looking for the sheet music

generally

and

they

Asked if there is any relation between the songs women request and their age or nation-

the time the restaurant opened in 1955, he estimates he has memorized the favorite songs of over

sometimes

Apts.

P. R.

In America

Many

Marriages,

Few

Divorces

- On N. Y.'s Lower East Side By

,

One of the curious paradoxes about marriage is that the-more there is the less divorce results. There is a great deal of marriage in our modern society,

tween many

but

almost

young years

marrying, There

all

people. ago,

and was

of

On

people there

very

it

the

is

contracted

Lower

of all ages

was little

nothing divorce

East were

odd on

be-

Side

always about

the

it.

Lower

East Side. Of them most were among strictly Orthodox Jews who were still childless after ten years. There were cases of desertion, of course,

and on this basis the Jewish law does grant a GERMANY

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divorce. The grieved wife was called ‘‘agunah”’ which means abandoned and the divorced hus-

s-9¢ “Anybody

differ

with

me?”

band

‘‘grusha’”’

which

means

‘‘chased

out.”

But

these

cases

were

Harry rare

and

did occur it was a momentous piece for the neighborhood. ¢ .. The

‘important

thing

was

the

Golden when

they

of gossip

perpetuation

of

the family. If a man died childless, his unmarried brother

was

obligated. to marry

the widow.

And the neighbors worried- about a man

on the

East Side if he didn’t have a wife. There were weddings going on all the time. No matter how old a person was, Jewish custom believed he was never too old to marry. Seventyyear-olds married and the wedding party wished them.a long life and. a happy marriage. The

Jews ‘believe that God is and

they

are anxieus

a maker of marriage

to carry

out his plans:.

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iif

with six new cases reported on the south side of the island.

-The

Department

of the cases -were

of Health

among

children

reports

under

that most

five.

The Salk vaccine has proved effective and the decrease in polio cases in recent years in the continental U.S. and elsewhere, including Puerto Rico, has been attributed to that important discovery. Every child should be given the vaccine, especially those under five, while these cases continue to be reported here. The vaccine is available at clinics, district hospitals, and from private physicians. We urge every parent to take the precaution immediately to protect their children. - Health officiais advise innoculation for all-children even though the number of polio cases to date do not constitute an epidemic. It is wise to be on the safe side, however, by seeing that no child is without the protection of the vaccine.

Untimely

Espionage

Espionage and counter-espionage have long been actepted as essential practices in the cold war between the

East

and

the

West.

It is doubtful

if any

~

impor-

tant official on our side is so naive as to believe that in

|

have

Mavrp tha

all the “secrets” which we guard so carefully, as care-

LF 1 essen Sinus

fully indeed as we protected the atom bomb. . The Russians, through their spy network and their

agents in strategic centers in Western

nations, stole,

the secret of the atom bomb and undoubtedly have acquired as much information about our defense plans as we have learned about theirs. That’s war, whether it be hot or cold war. | be Our mistake was to get caught over Russia at a time when we are preparing to mount the Summit to _ talk -about “peace.” It is an embarrassing situation for us, and especially for President Eisenhower who

is the leading spokesman

for the Western

tatives scheduled to attend the Summit

While

we

hope that our ‘intelligence

represen-

Conference. _

efforts

will

not be curtailed because we were<‘caught” in this latest , attempt to obtain vital informafion in Russia, we do hope that such flights as one which resulted in the capture of an American flier will be discontinued

until

after. the Summit

Even

though-Mr.

Conference.

Khrushchev

was

properly

indig-

‘nant and put on a good show of pretending that such things just aren’t done among nations, he knows very well that his: own boys are working day and night at espionage against us. They’re just not being caught on the eve of an important international

conference.

Good

Our mistake

was in getting caught.

House Hits Captive East Europe; State Dept. Silent On Turkey . By

coordinating

ROBERTS

its

attitude

toward

nondemocratic practices ‘abroad. As the House of Representatives voiced concern for the fate of captive peoples in eastern Europe, the State Department was letting it be known ‘that it was avoiding involvement

in Turkey’s civil rights dispute. The House passed a resolution -expressing

hope

Eisenhower

that

would

President

take

up

the

matter of the “captive satellites” at the summit conference. The the

had

full

the

consent

approval “No

especially for Puerto Ricans living in the metropolitau.

The State.

area

Turkey

of New York City. On Friday of last week, the city of San Juan's first lady had a “day” named for her by the mayor of Newark, N.J., as part of two days of festivities in the New York-NewJersey area on behalf of better peony of Puerto Ricans who migrate to New

or Friday night ihre was a gala ball attended by Dofia Felisa, and Saturday she watched a major league ball game in Yankee Stadium where she shared a box with Mrs. Casey Stengel, wifé-of the Yankee

manager. bridged national

M.

of

if

the

not

State

Department.

Mayoress Felisa- Rincon de Gautier has score another good :will achievement for Puerto Rico, and

Thus Dojia Felisa ities, society and the

J.

NEW YORK (AP) — The United States is having trouble

action

Will Envoy

the gap pastime.

between polHer energy

and her dedication to better understating deserve the gratitude .of all. Puerto .Rico.. . kati

hat Deets

LIKE You DO IN MAY?”

Love Me IN DECEMBER

“MwILL YOU FELLERS

Comment”

still

one

of.- “no

comment.” The word.-got -out, however, that this country does not consider it has’ a responsibility

in

it did flareup.

the

in

Turkish

the

matter

recent

the

regimes,

As

present and a

great

in Korea,

deal

as

Korean

The United States has the Turkish government,

both

Four prior

sored

and

by

given under

previous of

money.

a vast proportion

States

the

has taken

South

world.

Turkey

play

her role in NATO under a gov, ernment which would. and could,

is

issue

In Turkey

the

expedient,

in both

repression

of an

however’ repulsive -thought,

and

to

not

deres

a little time, the

regime

and

wilt both soften and allow a return cratic practices, the country was

its

United

States

Men-

opponents

their attitudes to more-demtoward which making consi-

Against

is. playing

few the

for.

United all

wants doms”

States

times

te

an

repression

maintain

open. of

stand

peoptes

It

the “fundamental freerestored in the satellites.

Despite

aroused

By

FLEFCHER STAB

in

Nikita

France's taken a regal

kind

De

the

out ‘the

U.

S. by

the effort of the Big

that

Lyndon ¢

gan:

has

makes

has him

Johnson— &

a

with-

*

candidate,

taking

of the: religious intends

who storm,

spurs.

_

One

Gureas

Gaulle,

bearing

of

GNEBEL

Washington

to

upoar

campaign

‘Stamp

out e

Repression’

The House action, on the other hand, represents. a desire for

the

the rage

dissension conference

[ poTomac | FEVER

as

derable advances only a years ago. That’s what

keep down the summit

ahead with its resolution, which is not binding on the President. It all becomes a part of the current, debate over how the free world, standing for demoeracy, can_ clear its own skirts while attacking the practices of the Communist sphere.

a. deliberate: policy: There is room for hope that, allowing

to to

Khrushchev by similar expressions last year, the House went

government.

the

has come as an:-.outgrowth partisan political dispute, as

against

helping

and

eases. But in South Africa repression had reached-the point of brutality which ‘shocked. the

poses. But between

States

its stand against

African

Civil rights

at

is a difference

United

There is also a difference between the Turkish and South African situations. The United

of i€ has gone for. military purthere

the

the United Nations, a regime which embarrassed its godfathers. Against South Africa

democratic

official position of the -Department . regarding was

have operated without it, and helping a regime actually spon-

advantage

in politics, on

the

sie-

tolerance!”

¢

*

I€ Jack Kennedy wins in West Virginia, he may get the nomination. If Hubert Humphrey wins, he may get the gold watch. s

The

nation’s

memes gs

to

ein

not

POI

efficient

we

else

nites

too

base

actin

much

every.

everywhere

NI

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and

NOPE

world.

U.S.

AP

photographed

NR

haven’t continental

SO

the

the

=

s

newspaper

editors

predict it'll be Stevenson vs. Nixon: The toastmaster general ys. the general's master roaster.

~y

in

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Russians

have

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the

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RANE!

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 9, 1960

12

PLANE

SAN JUAN “(Continued From. Page 1) from New York’s Puerto Rican and Negro families. The setting for the ball was

for playing for France’s

a series

Dofia

from

of

splendid

historic

in France

ed

for

halls

copied

of

palaces

salons

and

Austria,

this event

with

of

birds

of

colorful cages. The musicians trees

in the

green

shoe-shaped

More ed

the

of the

of San

than

And. 500

these

rooms,

bar,

green

-in

9 sat among palm

ballrooms

Dined

red the

paradise

middle

huge painting of-arms.

to

decorat-

branches, white, pink | and flowers and echoing with songs

de Gaulle

horse-

under

Juan’s

persons

throng-

crowded

around

ta-

of huge, colorful straw hats and

large woven beach bags which they could purchase with their

“winnings,” partook of the feast |. laid

out

on

a table

covered

with

chafing dishes and platters

E

’

Connects 1

ECE Saturday

at StS am

20 Sunday

: e

7:10 a.m.

E Exc i ept SundOn e ay

Be; and Except SuSa turday ny Ee:

L

2000.! m

7¢ onie

a

7 as

Siw,

7 Cb.m.

managed

the

ball

fot

the

Sheraton-East Hotel; ball | cochairman Mrs. O. Roy Chalk and her husband, and vice-chairmen Mrs.

George

bert

D.L.

F.

Schrafft Dona

Felisa

looking

in

black,

her

a

magnificent-

impréssive-

neck

velyet up

full-length

a

large

ribbon;

in

a

lace.

high

gown Around

locket

her

on

hair

effect

restauranteurs,

Puerto

Rican

dazzling

dress and to

looked = al-

herself,

blue

a blue

match

silk

with

taffeta

Spanish

over

her

mantijet-black

hair.

Ball

ner,

a real

to the tunes of the two orchestras—Jose Curbelo’s..Puerto Ri-

is a candidate for the New York State Senate from Long Island’s Suffolk County, in which 10,000

which

throbbed

the

nated with the Puerto Ricans in giving out with the fox trots and waltzes—the

ballroom

. traditional

fare.

The

Lanin

U.S.

group

had the other recent distinction

vice-chairman estate

Gardi-

operator,

high

distinction days

the key

ago.

to

in

He

Puerto

was

Rico

presented

San Juan

coup,

official

comment

capitals on Khrush-

but

allied

expressed:

hardly

sit

officials

the

view

ay

down

to

pilot

Francis.

shot

Radio

down

said

The

jet

plane,

feaving San‘ ia T leavini g San Jua n

£4 a.m

broadcast

quoted

New York society ball. Ball cochairman Mrs. Chalk is the wife

Except Sunday nes,

mea i. mM,n,

oxenle

1

| ce So aN

fennects "0 PAA #212@ teaving San j a

Sunday

Connects to FAL é

‘a

5

bT R2MHe 1 Cts #2 00 0 to m CA #700

os, POP.

TIER leaving Sep suan

Connects to PAA 11. 00 a.m #29 » 5 leavin 2 98 i g San Juan nects ztConLas pm to EA L #832 lea ving San Juan

sa

OM.

Dartty

pilot

on

landing.

.

The bag contained, Moscow’ said, a fishing saw-edged

knife,

pliers

and Sunda, Urday

3:55 p.m - Datty

,

EB pm

and

Several

articles

Soviet

taken

newspapers

from

leavini g San Juan

i

FOR RESERVATIONS Contaci your Travel Agent or Call

$-1040 in Sar Juan and 2-1406 or 2-1300 in Ponce

7.

1—

20

2

4—

30

”

3— 2—

40 60

1—

“

leving San Juan

10

1— .

The

specifications,

information

may

2

rings. One unidentified newspaper was said to have featured a photograph, allegedly taken by Powers, of a Soviet airport. of

President

O.

Trans-Caribbean

was one sors.

of

the

Roy

Chalk

Airways.

benefit’s a

7%

”

”

1 — 100 ” general conditions,

be obtained

.

capacities:

*” -”

installation

from Mr.

Jenaro

accompanied

by

plans,

A. Noriega,

and

other

Purchasing

Agent of the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, Box 338, Roosevelt Station, telephone numbers 6-5423 or 6-5255. Bete PF

Each. proposal

must

be

a certified

check,

RAFAEL

BRAS

postal

money order or bid bond from a reliable surety compatiy authorized to do business in Puerto Rico and satisfactory to the Authority, in an amount equal to ten per cent (10%) of the proposal. ‘

May 9

{

1960 |

~

per-

son included, a silent pistol, a watch and several women’s gold

GENERATORS)

5 Kilowats

1—

se-

said

Powers

Said bids will be received until May 27, 1960 at 10:00 A.M.,

@ tesving san Juan

CARIBAIR

ELECTRIC

5 —

Connects to EAL #14 HB 2p m, 4 leav! —_ Ng San Juan Connects te FAL

emergencies.

Radio net, a

veral articles of attire—trousers, a hat and a pair of socks.

The Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority will receive sealed bids at its office in Santurce, P. R. for the furnishing and installation in filtering plants and deep wells of 19 electric generators to be used in and will then be publicly opened and read. The generators wanted are of the following

“C24 on0) nectium s .to EAL $860 tes . yjVING San jua n Onn ect s wt 4009 to PAA £216 @ leaving San Juan

n

OF

eyewit-

nesses of Power’s arrest, but. gave only sparse details. It said villagers of Sverdlovsk found a bag thrown or jettisoned by the

by the Ma-

yoress, to express that city’s gratitude for honoring it with the

(PURCHASE

Po-

Moscow

arriving San Juan

wePs W a.mB , aa nec stCon1000tsa.tom EAL ¢ 838

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yesterday.

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con-

embar-

wer was seized by villagers in the central Urals 850 miles east of Moscow when he parachuted from

arriving San Juan at $45) 2.39 |Biron Miami

73am, £andrent Saturday Su

the

more

C RN VO ECtS from p a AA

Daity

that

circumstance.

American

who

Puerto Ricans have settled in recent years, said he received a ten

could

swept

surmounted

Mrs. Schrafft, wife of the New most

no

the Soviet premier scored considerably and President Eisenhower

his

a

by a large pink rose and backed with a huge Spanish comb. York

chev’s privately

rassing

Felisa_

and

beaded

was

ference table under

was

beautiful

of

Ro-

Gardiner.

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ly

and

There

Leave Ponce

BE

|

New

PAA ®

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be

to

a famous European chef. They danced at their leisure band

1!

With the summit coming up r>xt

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exciting rhythms of cha-cha-cha, merengue, pasodoble, rhumba, mambo and tango, and Jimmy Lanin’s orchestra which alter-

Connects from all flights listed above, t Coe nnn ece tsrfrom FAL #119 arriyj {VING Sen Juan

B ieios. |.

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who

lla

orders

1)

occasion,

flew

From

frem European

prepared

the

who

Page

tivities. U. S- Position’ Weakci.

at the head of the receiving line beside Baron Theo von _ Roth

her

can

.

con-

the

visit

week, there’ were widespread fears that the American position has been badly weakened. :

taining elaborate turkeys, lobsters and foods of all varieties under

Felisa

of

recent

(Continued

York this -week especially, to preside over this event, stood

Dona

Danced

his

New, York. At. the start

coat-

‘‘gambling”

bles, a display Puerto Rican’

a

during

General

.

Assistant

,

Executive

Director

of He

spon-

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total

of

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the

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the final conand

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hand

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the

all unbid and

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we

exactly

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or-

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royal

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France

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16

’

Clee

TUE

of

the

Women’s

Republican

National

in Washington.

free

lance

George

writer for the North American Newspaper Alliance, she is writting an article on Puerto Rico.

books!

his

on

JACKETS

allow

Commit-

A

tells me he knows a author who refuses to

Uptown, Beatnik

of

Chenvaux,

wife

and

children are leaving soon on a three-month trip to Switzerland.

With her is Marie Friscia, an auditor for the Federal Reserve

Chenvaux heads Nestle’s Milk Products, Inc. of P. R...Mercado Reveron, head of Civil De-

Bank

fense

in

New

Robert

York.

Weenolsen,

of

in

P.R.

conference

Foote,

will

a press

at 9:30,

Cone & Belding in N.Y., is in Puerto Rico to start TV commercials for Rheingold Beer, with Milton Lehr, using Bobby Capdé and Miss Rheingold of 1960. .The Ponce _ Intercontinental presented a fashion show for Mothers and the music of Luisito Benjamin for its Mother’s Day celebration yesterday, with

at

most

member...Isabel chards, husband

of

the

society

of

Ponce

present.

that

hold

this morning

body’s

ist team,

ing

of their

she

ist

Trap

spend

a weekend

at the

in

Merwin will be introduced by Representative Rodolfo Aponte of the Commonwealth Legislature, who is alsc an Exchange

Bunny Adler leaves the island today for North Carolina where will

headquarters

Rio Piedras. Gov. John Merwin of the Virgin Islands will address the Ex- | change Club tomorrow at a luncheon in the Swiss Chalet.

will

and and

have

work

in

Old

John wife

Riart-

a joint

show-

at The

Tour-

San

Juan

on

home of Jim Rathburn, former resident of Puerto Rico, then

June. 3. John’s mother is artist Rowena Kirkpatrick, who will

on

have

to

Long

Island.

In

June

she

her

own

showing

will attend the graduation of her daughter Lynda from Bryn

Concha Hotel soon. Mr. and Mrs. Clem

Mawr.

(WKYN)

After

will leave

for Israel

Hebrew

Lynda

to study

University.

at

Bunny

expects to return to her Condado apartment in September. Josefina Delmar, who returns to the legitimate stage this Thursday in “Cielo Caido,” (Fallen Sky) by Emilio S. Belaval, one of the plays of the Puerto Rico Drama Festival, also appeared

in

Festival

play

the

first

three

It was “Encrucijada”

Drama

years

ago.

By Manuel

Beach and

lunching

Hotel Mrs.

Littauer at

yesterday

Everett

La

|

Doradé

with

Mr.

Goodman,

of

ME

IN FRANKFUR ‘T—Marlene Dietrich,

MARLENE

N.Y....Goodman is Executive V. P. of Goodman Productions, the oldest producers of syndicated radio shows in the U.S. ..-The group of students at La Fortaleza being photographed with actor José Ferrer are first

in 15 years, gets into the swing

year

of Panama present. ..Approximately 25 new members will be initiated. :

high

school

Santo

Tomds

their

pictures

students

de will

from

Aquino, be

used

and in

national

magazines

as

publicity

Puerte Rico. The Shrine Ceremonial will take place the 13th and 14th of

month

at La

with

Potentate

Concha

John

A.

Hotel

By Leonard Lyons

Everson

STAR: Vivien Leigh, “Duel of Angels” was Little

Kent Satisfies Your Appetite For a Real Good Smoke!

Club.

with

Jack.

her

husband

were

last

in the for

short-cut the

© night

sant

piane

head

in

like

I never get column copy on the

director,

dance floor. Miss Leigh saw io it that I didn’t trip. She could

was

do

lost

it

tinkling,

and

nodded

saié

dance.

took E)

Morocco.

:

visit:

with

of finest natural tobaccos

Noel

tom

SSS Ss

—\

AS

SS

: SS

.

v

mussels,

she

of

roles

in

to play

and

had

others.

There

was

“Wuthering

Merle

FOR

to

Oberon

you

again

as_you live.” She wanting to play

CLASSIFIEDS,

CALL

3-8400

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then he should

to have

the

anthem .

and

as

up.

George

Devine,

C.B.E.,

After Lulu” went on at the Royal Cort. Coward wired.the direc-

tor:

of-

“God

Save

Devine.”

And now, before she left El Morocco, Vivien Leigh was hand-

ed

a

nosegay

of

roses

by

the,

maitre d’. It came from the party : of 12 socialites at the next table.

long

turned it down, only Cathy. A

The

accompanying

note

few days later she told Wyler of the part she’d accepted — Scarlett O’Hara in “Gone With the Wind.”

“To the- Most Beautiful in the World.”

She danced with Merivale, while the ringsiders marveled at

story night

THE the

PLEASURES:

TV

executive,

read,

Woman :

Ted Cott, | heard

this

in England—~ about the Sir Beerbohm Tree opened

I

in a play. At intermission his brother, Max Beerbohm, came backstage and found the actor

circled the dance floor with her. The musicians were rather startled, for they‘ve seldom -seen ‘me

grams. Tree explained: “I adore: praise”... His brother said: “I'm perfectly -satisfied- with-flattery.”

her

graceful

movements.

And

when the rhumba orchestra gave LORILLARD

They

submitted. The anthem was play-. ed and the premiere of “Look.

fered anothér part to Miss Leigh. He urged her to accept: “You

offered

theaters.

Her Majesty,

show

lost to

Heights” and the Cathy role. William Wyler gave the Cathy

to

London

at the opening night performance Miss Leigh would — not

she'd

wanted

role

After

vine that unless he agreed to the playing of “God Save the Queen”

LYONS

spoke

“Look

Finally Miss Leigh, Mr. Olivier and Mr. Coward wired Mr. De-

ee

alive alive-o.” That was the night she and Olivier had opened on Broadway in “Romeo and Juliet.” Now

Coward’s

be willing played.

“Cockles

and

THE FINEST CIGARETTES - THROUGH

because

protested to Mr. Devine, and suggested that if he was willing to accept the C. B. E., honors

will never have a part like this

COMPANY - FIRST WITH

too,

Lulu” at the Royal Cort in Lon-

a memor night, sh« 3

part of his cafe routine, ending

brings thru the real tobacco taste

OF RP LORILLARD

gracefully

-|}don. George Devine, C. B. E., a director of the theater, would have none of that “God Save the Queen” business played at each performance, as is the cus-

.

them.

last

in

her

she’d

from

Kent's Exclusive Micronite Filter

A PRODUCT

of.

They

recalled: Danny Kaye had stepped

©1960, P. 1OmtaRD CO

because

plays

ed there 20 years

For good smoking taste, : it makes good sense to smoke KENT

side

dance

whe

whe

rhythm

to

ago— able

EL

other

she’d started in the ballet. cocked hey ear towards the plea-|— She spoke of her appearance

to

PED

the

I don’t

somewhere in the city. Miss Leigh

She’d

UE

to

room.

show.

their

Robert Helpmann,

on the. dance floor except as a_

star of in the

Sunday

Merivale,

waiting

I

te

Marlene

a

~

(AP Wirephote.)

THE LYONS DEN -

for

this

back in Germany for the first time .

of things a glass of beer and frankfurter.

is starting a tour of German theaters.

}

the

graduation,

at

SS SS

tee

Division

SS Se

ty

Vaz-

of Verney’s

chef

jovial

the

quez,

Peter

Ballester...

Méndez

Visiting Puerto Rico, combining business and pleasure, is Vera Glaser, director of publici-

SMA,

New

Ch uck

By

ww

WW

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MNO

OFF THE CUFF

;

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way

to

the

pop-tune

eee

Cee

band,

reading

his

congratulatory

tele-

e

THE SAN: JUAN-STAR — Mondey, May 9, 1960 Movies

Help

W7

On Screen: ‘No Name On The

: This Couple

A High

Sta £ y nt

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BACON

OLLYWOOD (AP) — Movie} careers a get Blamed for movies

Here’s once when rate

an

assist

a coiple ee

in

2 ctory of frequent

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keeping

4

hired

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out

gunplay.

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Gant

kill

someone,

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Feogrepher : Charlie Gulch ied in 1956 7

jike

ON goaded

the saloon)

were

real

show

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ther, ber

and

but

making

I would-be

toge-j

of

a lonely

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and

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at

in

expensive

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her

enthused

Bible

arrange-|

at

debut

her

in the top

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fr

night|

she

poise.

choir

Thé

Daisies’

for someone singer

but

in

to play

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“Joe

had

nothing

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to

of Brooks, but he And I-got the part.” Pr

The

movie

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do

with

delivered.

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it’s

of

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Admission

Adults

$2.00

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bun,

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and

she

had

whole way 9 P.M. and

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her

kvMBOL OF EINE ENTERTAINMENT

to

of life get up

plenty

of

price

far

|and

been

together

now |

months

straight.

And

I have

four

Pictures

For

@

9

MONDAY

FOX-DELICIAS .

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what

LY

Dallas Morn-

photographer Jack Beers captured in: this pic-

From left, a 53/4 pound Black bass, son Jon, and |-

pn 43/4 pound bass.

When posed with the catch on his

father’s return -from Lake Texona, Jon wailed “But, dad- |.

dy,

I wanted

little fish!”

(AP

Wirephoto.)

Prosecutor Doubls |ievea: Po

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prison until January

of the follow-

Story Chessman

[a rescn ear cenit

Fathered.

secret. He said she was born of

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Attorney

author’s

Daughter

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—(AP)—

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execution

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$2.00

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money—her

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picture,”

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exceeds her movie price. “But it was worth it. Charlie

Lan-|

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of some

all through

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movie

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just|for the inevitable part in a juwas| nior high school play—and puts

producer

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in those

which swirls about him, Murphy

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says

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more

time.

here,”

was

, with alacrity. Despite the action

“When I played Las Vegas. or| dios long have shied away from a TV

there

.to an unusual role, handling it with sensitivity and his guns

circuit and. -television, worked | ce - of witnesses, .thus eluding away from Hollywood much of : Steen : the time. O’Curran’s work kept | famous story about sawdust trail: him mostly here. evangelism in the 1920's. Studid

law

early .days. Does John Gant have a right to be a hired killer—to pass judgment on the life of another?_ Audie Murphy gives credibility

tan Daina ee fiancee; be theif -intended victims ; due les Drake, .and Drake’s

a fight,

into

1

Drama

Uni-‘ what

); |. a psychological study of men with uneasy consciences and.

parting married couples in show-| business.

keynotes

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Santurce.

play-

terraces,

terrazo

dominium Santa Rita, McLeary Kings Court. For information,

Con-

3-3550,

Box 59

APARTMENTS NISHED,

FOR

SCREENED, x

22’), heater,

RENT studio

SAN

RAFAEL

—

Lagoon and Ave. Norte, 8 furnished apartment, just

Equipped Cluded.

kitchen, Call

linen

days

2-53069.

For

bath,

garage

all

other

the

baths,

two

at R.

call

near

3

—

house,

near 3

with linen water and

Real-

La

$110

Con-

rent. $350 AND _ AS-

AIR

lamps.

For

3-7085 Loiza

after

6

PM,

WC-34,

or

1, furnished home. Family

—

convePlace Ur

HOUSES

FOR

BUCARE

$7.

immediate ers offers Diamante home

h

on

19

Onix

by -appointment

dafia, 1491

Tel.

Street:

only.

4

Call

Arturo

Sal-

2-2768.

524

months. Monthly formation JN-22B

kitchen,

outdoor

barbecue

quarters,

monthly.

garage,

Phone

yard

all

fenced.

Under

FHA

plan

payments $60.00 Caparra Terrace.

8 In512

1482 59

RESIDENCE

near

beach

2-9682.

1473

Rent Linen

sii

GAEDEN HILLS -= 3 bedroom house, separate li ivingroom diningroom servant’s quarters. 2 car carport. Fully landscaped, fully equipped kitchen. 1277 square meter lot. For information, Investment Service Company, Box Santurce, 3-3550.

1429

59

Gue st Houses .

4th

ega

Floor,

Apartment

401-402,

3AN

3-6769.

for

two,

kitchen

rivate

entrance.

Celeste

Todd,

Daily

&

LA

and

weekly

telephone

rates.

2-1356.

UF

PROVIDENCIA

aircon-

Guest

House.

1120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado, Booms and efficiency apartments. Maid jee.

th

i

All

air

tial

screened.

Hot

conditioning..

section.

water.

Best

Beach

hotel

NEW

CONCEPT

and

es for couples travel together. One block eo La Concha

ided

7927. QUNT

tours.

33-6231

and

Mrs, Annie ‘De Mauret, Manager. JENNY’S:

family bo

Personal

Telenboose

Guest

atmosphere. 1850

ae + eautifully

foned rooms, and

rates.

cold

House

with

Delicious

McCleary

Ave.

in

tourist

tions. With the rental of excellent accommodations,

accomodaone you

24 hour-a-day loan of a car sightseeing, nite club visiting, 2-486 anytime.

a

meals

Tel

3-6802

UF

PARQUE 159, Phone rated, aircon-

each ‘with private

water.

Terraces,

Manager,

Margarita

bath,

Con-

UF

our the

GUEST

HOUSE,

606

Climpo

Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Single and double accommodations with private bath, some air conditioned. Rates from $4 single. Mrs. omtnirdae

2-3994.

UF

CONDADO GUEST HOUSE, Condado 686, Stop 17. 2 blocks La Concha and beach. Apartment, double airconditioned, livingroom with sofa bed, bath, hot water, terrace, private entrance. $9. daity, less per week. Marchand, 2-6178, 2-3196.

1374

THE ing, with One $7.50

de

of get

for your etc. Call UF

facilities.

Beach

er

Some

SAN

Tapia

I

61

DUFFY’S bave remodeled charmold beach home, and now offer all with private bath, private patio, some air conditioned. minute to beach and bus. From single,

$10.

double.

All

ideal

for

3.

SCREENED

$10.

daily,

included.

nice

double,

Garage.

rates

complete breakfast. Isla Verde Read, near San Juan Intercontinental. Call 9-0144, 9-0532. 383 OF

ANTONIO

Street.

located.

or

HOUSE

Park,

San

—-

One

Juan.

TAFT GUEST HOUSE — Taft 53. Each room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water. independent entrance $15. double, $12 single. Special rates

ad

month. 2-0887 or 2-2206.

MAISON

SLANCHE

single

air

Guest

conditioned

oe

fouse.

rooms

Double

with

bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 77 Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson.

Manager

Vicente

Julif,

Tele-

phone

402

CASCADE GUESi1 HOUSE — at the beach, in the city. No.6 Elena St., Ocean Park. Santurce. Efficiency apartsuites — rooms — air

conditioned.

rates. C.A. 2-6267.

Daily,

Rivera,

weekly,

Manager.

monthly

Telephone ‘

1159

$

HOTEL LUQUILLO — OUEAN VIEW RESTAUBANT. On the ocean. Double rooms.$7 3 minutes from the famous beach of Luquillo. Puerto Rican and ee food. Luquillo, P.R. BEACH

HOUSE

directly

single

3-6227.

RENT

new

1400

heart

given

call

St.,

to

profes-

representative materials. or 3-1186.

2-5410

ty.

Santurce.

first

modern

Avenue

and

second

building

near

at

machinery,

tributor, on

warehouse,

call

34448

Hato

sq. ft. each for stores,

etc.

or

of

Quisque-

Road,

hardware

supermarket,

mation

floor

171

Carpenter

Rey. Approximately 15,000 floor; first floor suitable

dis-

For

infor-

or

apply

33991

premises.

1506

514

1500 20,

SQ. FT. office space Santurce. Centrally

conditioned. installations,

For

511

available, located.

Stop Air-

Parking, private seven divisions of different

flourescent

able.

lamps.

established

of Puerto available.

by

Rico. New

Rent

Rent

reason-

Control

Third floor. building,

Board

Telephone screened.

Located Hipodromo 652. For information, Centro

Tecnico

1437

Esteva,

telephone

ie

IMPROVEMENT

COMPARE — $595; Extra fences,

factory

8204,

HOME

Monserrate

VALUES: a2? x

Carports 12”

porches’ bathrooms,

similar low prices. We handle plans. Low FHA interest (4-1|2%). No down

payment. ane

Universal

7-2092,

Home

2-3013

Improvement

Ext.

204.

Pon

1

SQ. FT. ~ OFFICE SPACE. Clean, well ventilated. New building in

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 Reyes, 8-0270. 1499 610 CABREE BUILDING Santurce. 309 square feet, facing Ponce de Leon Ave. at Stop 16-42. Rent $95. per month (OPA). Services: Elevator, airconditioning, water and electricity, janitor and doorman from 6-12 PM. included in rental fee. Call Cabrer, tele2-0515

or

SQUARE

.

512

Realtor,

to your

house

and

prem!

Tel. 2-3013 Ext 211, Box 14203, seats. 1115

FOR

SALE

OB

RENT

FOR SALE or rent in Altamira Development, Street No. 1, Lot 21, house finished. Three type Bell: avista — bedrooms, closets, living, dining, spacious kitchen with cabinets. Two bathrooms, porch, garage and servant’s

quarters with additional bathroom. 625.98

square

meters.

other

Garden

modern

Hills,

Telephone

facilities

conveniences.

Close

San

José

Academy

please

call

3-1542,

and

at

ve

8-0540

or

Ila Caparra, Pueblo Supermarkets and Woolworth. Financing arranged. For ap-

FEET

building Stop

Parker 1439

3-0882.

pointment, 8-1190. 1421

office

59

510

WANTED MOVING

FAMILY

furnished Santurece kitchen, facilities, Raldiris, 1376

TO

FOR

RENT

from

States,

need

modern apartment or house, or near vicinity. 3 bedrooms, livingroom, screened, other Call Bayamon 1136, or write Box 37, Bayamon. 61

SALE

OR TRADE

CUSTOM BUILT modern three hbedroom, 2 bath home, near shopping center, kitchen bar, carport, Screened, landscaped. Excellent financa available. Miss Weiner 3-8400. a 5

Real Estate Corner BUILDING SUBURBAN HOMES — with lots: of space and assured privacy. Choice offerings now available in San Francisco, Santa Maria, Bucaré, Romany,

Garden

Hills.

with,

0p

more

than

quarter acre of Jand: some with swimming pools. Prices as low as $21,000 with good financing. CITY

RESIDENCES

im

home

you

SITES

have

—

for

planned

locations near schools, shopping public transportation, Choose from

INVESTMENTS development or Hato

the

custom

long!

for

holding.

and fine per motel, yeoman

Realtor

3-5315

See

immediately

speculative

acre. marina

or

recreational

€» Robert Tschudin, TELS.

so

our first rate lots in Bucaré, Cupey Gardens, Monacilio, Monterey and San‘or ‘Prices begin at $2.00 per meter.

convenient

listings aldrich, Ocean Park, Roosevelt, Parkside, San Patricio and other fine oe neighborhoods. Prices from $19,500. >

on

the beach. Roll out of bed into the water. Airconditioning. by the trade winds. Breakfast. included. Outdoor barae at your @isposal. 1850 Atlantic,

1384

560

Avenue,

UF

CAMELIA’S GUEST HOUSE, 75 Condado Ave., Santurce. Near beach, Hotel La Concha. Quiet and centrally located. Semi-private baths, double and _ single rooms, screened, hot water. Kitchen privileges. $20 weekly. 3-1977. 1452 510

HILS

to

1477

2200 new GUEST

at

San-

Leén

$10

SPACE

Preference

sional

dealing in information

1485

Ocean

SPACE

valuable

de

a

‘section, one btock and beach.~ Private

Stop 15, Santurce, in offices of Toro-Ferrer,

phone

Rooms with private bath, aireonditioned. 5 minutes from Airport. Beautiful swimming beach. Good restaurants within walking distance. Breakfast served. 3-0834.

and

COLONIAL

SOUSE

HOUSE

1475

breakfast. ASHFORD

GUEST

69

LAND HOUSE —1017 Ashford —Condado ocean front. Private stairway to beach. New, informal. Sum terrace

modern

Enjoy

Parque 153. Near beaches, restaurants, theatres, busses. Sun terrace, all airconditioned rocms. Cooking facilities. For information, phone 2-9352 or write to Box 12384 Loiza Station, Santurce.

private bath. Located in Condado seced one block from La Concha Hotel.

Call 4¢71

SOUSE-

drinks on your private continental-run delightful

702

158 MAGDALENA = Suite Apartment. Newly decorated and. fu with large living and dininmgroom, aircondi-

bedroom

GUES?

-1317.

UF

tioned

and

terrace in guest house close to “Under The Trees”, .and one minute from beach. 17 Carrton Court, corner of MeLeary. Member capeae Tourist Association. Telephone

Mrs.

74

JUAN

breakfast

in

facilities,

is

Apt.

OFFICE

mue,

ANTILLES GUEST HOUSE, in lovely Miramar, with nice ocean view. Near aribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, ew furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. al Security Building, Ponce de Leén

cool,

510

OFFICE

bedrooms,

and

servant’s

Sol,

Condado Concha

occupancy Functional Buildits “Caribaire’ home at 16 “Buccaneer”

THEEE BEDROOM house, near Metropolitan Shopping Center. With screens,

pantry,

this

cons-

permits

Outstanding

Write Box

For

shopping areas. Porch, five bedrooms,| two bathrooms, livingroorh, dining room, bar,

in La

bath. —

hex

of most

on Ponce

te

Solid

1318

sizes,

SALE

DEVELOPMENT

Walle

bath.

approved,

Heart

secton.

a

man.,References required. 12 - 2 PM and6 - 9 PM

Calle

AIECONDITIONED,

3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car carport, liberal mortgage; homes opened

church,

guest,

and de-

easily converted

private

Plans

turce

ya

continental.

other

bedrooms occupancy

SPACE FOR RENT

a re-

room

1449

UF

Near

water,

to

man,

with

granted.

FOR

59

room from

96

Avenue.

paying 322

-for rent

respectable

discriminating May be seen

AT

Le6n

of

hot

a

—

employed

consist-

8-0775.

BUILDING, G:

remodeled

well-furnish

apartment

daily. 1467

512

FURNISHED screened beautiful Vaciatalega

JUAN

Telephone, As

bedroom All con-

Deluxe. 1480

in

least three immediate

rooms

truction.

FURNISHED bath

single

comfortable,

veniences. Two baths plus laundry-bath. One bedroom air-conditioned, 2 screened. Call Mr. Hamill, 6-2357, office hours. Will sacrifice 1958 Taunus 17M

cars,

SAN

spectable

Available June

modern three away one year.

2-1389.

59

OLD

Joyeria 59

SECTION

24

—

1468

Mrs.

1902.

BALDRICH

and

Sit

APARTMENT,

Telephone

HOTEL

510

room

Liddy,

only.

310

_incladed.

Phone

at

—

servant’s quarters, separtted from main lrouse. Linen‘and maid service included. Condado, near beach. $75. per .month. Telephone 2-7162.

complete-

information,

utilities

CONDITIONED,

studio

of

phone

PM

BUILDINGS FOR SALE

section,

required,

CONDOMINIUM

ing

BUY

Please

4

RENT

Condado

monthly,

References 1481

bedrooms, 2

airport,

FOR

TO

cash complete household appliances. Also medium

1501

laun-

service, bath, closet, ho hot refrigerator. Single occu-

Best

airconditioned.

bedrooms,

carport.

and

Lone

59

Mike, 1424

(first floor), 4 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, parlor, dining room, kitchen, pantry, 8 closets, alr conditioned, garage for 2 cars. Carport, servant’s quarters. Tel.

512

Hotels.

and _

quarters

for and

‘furniture

dining-

aa

51 house,

livingroom,

garage

ROOMS

Available

Parker

quarters,

ANGELES

servants’

3

Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cargrejos Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations. 1410 Salvador. Prat, Santarce.

FURNISHED

5, 2-0795.

4493

location.

Telephone

Sheraton

Torres,

telephone

Yardley

of the Samet

PATBRICIOon 6,000 meter

=. 3 rooms, 2 baths, 40’x20’ filtered pool. Lighted court. $73,000. 1507 . _ B14

p.m.

5

pantry,

double

Separate

Caparra.

3-3788.

FRONT

and

porches,

yard.

until

and

SAN house

WANTED

room, breakfast room, barroom, ,airconditioned library, powder room and first. 4 large aircondijoted plus spare room, 3 baths, 10 cedar closets. 3 large

carport.

in Garden Hill. beautiful kitchen

week.

blinds,

equipmaid’s

two

modern

information

kitchen

ly equipped kitchen,” water heater, builtin cabinets, carport, screens, venetian

ex-

near

for

16 closets. Rental $300.00 office hours 2-0886. 1474

in-

fruit

Shop, 512

510

Excellent

office

attractive

call

in

homes floor,

patio.

LOS

facing

china

After

and

niences.

large

bedroom finished.

and

with

terrace,

de

Residential Rent daily, 2-4767 after 312

CONDOMINIUM

3

URBANIZACION

3

1443

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, residence located in best residential section inj Hato Rey, around corner from Ponce

apart-

bath, kitchen, airrefrigerator. Utili-

linen ineluded. close to beach. or monthly. Call

house

section,

bedrooms,

COMFORTABLE bungalows, at

Corner Invest-

1428

Five

story

2-5425 or personally No. 4, Santurce, P. 1378

bed-

living-dining,

beach. room

525

PENTHOUSE

Two

residential

living rooms, large dining roam, ped kitchen, pantry( porch, bar,

Telephone

511

RENT:

clusive

Villa

Telephone. Moving, must FRANCISCUS REALTORS SOCIATES, 3-3506.

54

FOR

fithe

Ext.

HILLS —

baths, servant’s

ma-

1379 IGHT APARTMENTS in m, residential, office and

15,

One

cha

be seen on week days after 5:30 Saturdays and Sundays _all day. further information during working

hours 6-7552.

SALE

with

car

GARDEN

BEACH

cabinets, pantry, mahogany | closets. Glass enclosed terrace and 2 open terraces. Located on 2-112 acres.

59,

Street

in three

hogany

cornet

—

Leiza

concrete

8-1084,

tor, 1451

59

3

rooms,

2

all

Call Mr. Vigoreaux, that, 2-7270. After

large

6:30

2-4338.

| 1432

estate projects. Invest | Company, Condominium |

Planted

fenced,

bedroom terrazo

cabinets, inspection,

INVESTING IN Puerto Rico? Check | FOR RENT on June Ist, with option to ur listings of commercial, industrial, | buy, residence at Km. 19 concrete sidential, and hotel sites. Competent State Road No. 1, Rio Piedras to CaQdvice regarding feasibility and finan- | Suas: Living and dining rooms, 4 bed-

Piedras

S12 | 1450

mahogany kitchen stove, hot water. For

key

PM

Rio

cabinet,

with

plaza. | Sereened,

main

blocks

remodeled.

dining, electric

2-0911

Carport.

kitchen

bed-|

Three

story:

San-|SAN GERARDO H-13. Brand new unfurnished 3 bedrooms; 1-1/2 baths, livingfacilities.

us.

G-61,

_living-diningBATH, BEDROOMS, 510|3 room, terrace, maid’s quarters with bath,

*

Rey,

Call

CAPRI

screens.

Bucaré

Rio Piedras. Payment available for first mortgages.

vestment

to

| VILLA

bed-| bedrooms, 2 baths, one bidet, kitchen grillwork, Iron sink. double gas|with

Patricio, | 1479

San

Maria,

Santa

rancisco,

screened

Nice] trees. $150, Information and drugstore. One year lease. Rent | Loiza 1810, Santurce. For information, Betan- | 1486

$110. rental listings | Monthly Ponce. 224, Box Sanj| —

has Ine., sale for

REALTY, lots and

Be

PONCE

os

GNTRON houses ¢

Close

grocery store neighborhood. $125 monthly.

tion of scores of houses for sale,| ach front property, ocean front farms. PEODeTy a: ands and neces FRAN

FULLY

livingroom, diningroom, 3 with closets, hot water,

Onur | house: SPECULATING? government specialist|yooms

or STING Iter, lawyer,

HOUSES FOR SALE

RENT

FOR

HOUSES

RENT

FOR

HOUSES

ESTATE

REAL

/

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Mondey, May 9, 1960

LASSIFLEDS

3-8400 Ext 72 LOST & FOUND

HELP

LosT — BLACK and white dog — answers to “King”. Wears collar with tag. Marion Veterinary Hospital written on tag. Phone 6-6414 or return to owner at Concordia. 50, Ure i Val Piedras.. Reward. isis Sil

SALES

WANTED

MALE

BEPRESENTATIVE’S

BUSINESS

position

FURNITURE

Pacity,

dance

floor,

bandstand,

bar.

Good reputation. Air Se tropolitan area, main avenue. aud Fds. Juncos. After 7.30 PM. 2-1871 Maisonet, 1231

ability

Me-

INVESTMENT

Beachfront Hotel, excellent condition, for sale. Also 1,000 acres of miscellaneous property, some plantations, all suitable hotel or —

ST.

KITTS

—

cottage colonies. On beaches, roads

some near tances 265, Box

16,

26

383

Kitts.

=-

B.W.L

.

SECRETARIAL

1436

sale

for sale.

ANTIQUES,

510

Annual

yield

phone

over

11%.

room,

SWIMMING

bedroom,

garden

mirrors,

ai

statues,

:

Union N _ dinins.

terrace

porch,

executive

> Paintings

or

Call

Control of insects, rats and fumigatio eee for homes, business and farms.

POOLS

aechhygged against _

1938 TAUNUS DELUXE, 2 door, radio, with white sidewalls, standard shift. Excellent coeaeion. com oan sear ee

Gini Labcaah

island.

Best

es

UF

or 478, Evenings, “20000. Bechenan

SERVICE

TRUCKS

sat ae

PART

TIME

Phone 1444

Bookkeeping

TO you,

Service

avai-

tafio 520 | 1441

lee AGENCIES

can EMPLOYEES at shsotstely” NO. “cOsT,

provide with the

best personnel in the line of Executives, Accountants,

Bookkeepers,

Receptionists,

personnel,

and

all

which

Typists,

sorts

has

of

been

office

screened

Just . call Borinquen Employment ’ Agency, Telephone 43-0391, between 10:30

AM

1508

and

5:00

_

- POSITIONS

PM.

WANTED-WOMEN

secretarial

xeferences

upon

Adaptable

Write

request.

all

Box’S.

San

skills.

San

Excellent

Personable.

working

Juan

conditions.

Star

(Box

4187

Juan).

1423

8114

CONTINENTAL SECRETARY desires Position. Medical, international and administrative background. Write Box

w5e8 10

Juan Star (Box 4187 San a .

POSITIONS

WANTED.

MEN

available

GRADUATE, for

immediate

with management perience. Ex-Army

29, bilingual, Position. B.B.A.

and supervisory, officer. No objection

to traveling. Write Box L, San Star (Box 4187, Sam Juan). 1470

Juan

59

12,000, carefully

“i101

Bayam6n.

CONDITIONERS

ARTIC-KAB cars,

prices,

auto

air

foreign

Factory

cOnditioners

and

financing,

American.

parts

mechanics.

and _

Dealers

for

requested.

SALE

WHY A USED CAR? With $275 down payment and $44 monthly installments, you can own a brand new, economical 1960 FIAT. Just call 3-5190, or pay us a visit at Martorani Motors, Inc., 1402 Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop 20, Sance (opposite Lottery Building). en

1956

BUICK

ROADMASTER,

dition. Leaving best offer. Call

good

con-

for States. Sacrifice— 9-0370 or 3-8972. 511

1958 FORD retractable hard-top. Automatic transmission, power steering 21 radio. 884 Ashford Avenue, Apartment an after 4 PM. S11

ISLAND,

must

sell 1957 Che-

vrolet convertible in new. car condition, with only _ 18,000 ‘miles and {exes paid. best

1462,

offers.

Telephone

$2038.

1959 TWO DOOR Chevrolet ——e shift. Call . 8-1079.

For

510

Biscayne,

3009,

San

Juan.

1484

39

RADIATORS | AUTO Mato

Kiko Rivera

FT.

1368,

Ponce.

(Front

WANTED

—

ford 1512

FEMALE

SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHERS: to Borinquen Employment Francisco 361, San Juan. 1509 .

Agency,

PERMANEN? POSITION, requiring some experience in translation <= or

else

fluency

with

both

Spanish

and

English. Salary open. Suitable applicants will be notified for interview,

resumé

of

education

to Claim and Loss Company North Hato Rey.

1478

HELP

experience

Ext.

61,

«

Miss

BRIDAL BRIDES

TO

BE:

a

Latest

style

ridesmaid’

beauti-

—

Méndez,

6-3439.

20

years

phone

Stop Hato

AUXILIARY

yaw

31

—

Rey.

of success, but tastes own a

most

the

latest

models

at

Mu-

Kiko

sail,

outboard. Eastham,

A BOAT fs sigu with distinctive

wanted

or

Universal inclosed

galley, dinghy with. leaving island. Call (Day), 9-0373 (night).

America’s

of

6-5429. 715

dacron

H.P. bunks;

persons}

boat.

Toro

See

Inc.,

Stop 31, Mufiez Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey — 6-5429. Borum and Thunderbird boats, Mercury motors, Gator. trailers. Easy terms free demonstrations. 1497 524

VACUUM

fur-

ELECTERO-LUX

World’s.

vacuum cleaner. and air purifier. repairs and maintenance. Breathe “NO DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT. Del Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604,

between

San Jorge and

ce. Telephone 927

or Stateside. and

e

2-8160.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS race. 1483

510

PIANOS — For rent. for sale, new, rebuilt, tropicalized ag; ag: Tust (springs and pins) — tuning — repairs

PRINTING Forms,

etc.

telephone

are

equipped

your

most

precious belongings, as schéduled, with the dependable care you look for and seldom find. Telephone 6-3357, 6-3329 Capitol Transportation, Inc., for a free. caimate: Agents for Atlas Van Lines.

ARE

YOU going to move? Use the best

service

in

Puerto

Rico,

United

States,

Spain, Germany, Japan. Packing, erating, storage, shipping. Agent of U.S. Van Lines, Inc. Call Muebleria La Bolsa~ Tel 2-2726, 2-2067 Ponce de Leén No. 1057. Santurce. 274

SAVE

WITH

all types of moving, large

or

1400,

Stop

462

mo matter

We do

if it be

small Moderate prices. Torres, Juncos 20, Santurce. Tel 2-5791.

YOUE

Juan. Local

TORRES.

Inc.,

furniture

opposite

by

Pier

9,

San

=

National

2-2374.

Van

REFRIGERATION blishments,

Cail Stateside nights, 2-7465.

T.V. SALES & SERVICE

&

TELEVISION.

RADIO

RENTAL

BADIOS,

for

rent

we oungy" 8

hateseey

ana

2S

wane

~Muiioz’

days

Rivera,

Ponce

mechanics.

2-4718

BUREAUS

Te

Semaren

Ses,

FOR

‘Commas

SALE

1854 CESSNA — 170B, perfect condition. New paint, upholstery. windshield. Radio-compass two way, radio gyro instruments. Desire to form flying club.

Price of plane includes legal fees of incorporation and license for nonflying members. Interested clubs or individuals please call Bikimi Pools, 6-5003.

5iy

DOGS

AND

PETS

a PUPPIES for sale. 9 weeks old. Registered with the AKC. Call 65160; after 7 PM 6-5408. 1505 _ 513

TO sell female German Call

3-6695.

Shepherd 510

|MALABE |

3-3338

47 Bergen Street

in your

deliver. $5.00 one week. $15.00 per Telerental Service. 267

SUPPLIES

Pte Tierra, P.R.

Snap-

8 1|2 x 11,

$9.25|M. Envelopes No. 10, $8.60|M. Envelopes No. 6 3/4, $7.25|M. Business} hone cards, aL Telephone, aT oun Established printers since 1826. 1446

equipment.

First

ald

&

Oxygen

Protective clothing and oratory supplies and equipment.

meters, thing Geen

2-551, 133

kits.

LabThermo-

Every masks, rubber goods. hospital and physicians,

aT

3-3102

Fortalera

st.

San

wae

MORE. CLASSIFIED ON PAGE

20

UF

ae

the world

or around

Valencia Baxt Express, Inc.

-|451 Fernandez Juncos — Telephone 3-3900 — Puerto Rico 39 Broadway, New York — Digby 4-7940 de

Telephone 6-5370. zaciones Reparto Universitario, El mandante, Extensién El Comandante,

Mar,

AIRCONDITION-

Service,

AIRCRAFT

North American Van Lines, Inc. Vista

REPAIR

68

ls

Agents for

Leén.

24

and

CONTINENTAL DETECTIVE BUREAU: The most competent Agency

PAN AMERICAN ELECTRONICS LABS repair any make TV, papell Hi-Fi Cail service. ee a technici 9 AM ur : to 10 PM 6-4230.

TV

&

DETECTIVE

WANT best in T. V. sevice and repair on receivers of amy make or model. AD le guaranteed. Tel, 9-0268. oo”

service

1455

Lines UF

Bilingual,

REFRIGERATION

Service, responsibility, guaranty and long distance. We store your

belongings. -

PONCE:

answering

desk space for business and professiomals. Also service for people without Phones. Call 2-3013 San Juan, 2-5060 Ponce. 1037 OF

OF

MOVING?

-

SERVICE

THE HOSPITAL SUPPLY COMPANY offers dispensary supplies and

ENVELOPES,

Letterheads

JUAN

hour

a eaee

eon and vol =

Phone

LETTERHEADS,

we

transport

8=PAIRS

PRECISION

Marias.

pack

UF

irs, chronograph comp) watch see Puerto Rico’s only. certified master watch and clockmaker, William A. Gruen, Certified Master Watch and Clock Maker, Calle Laure] 2413, Punta

Las

locally

to

Santur-

2-5355.

WATCH FOB

Parque,

in

Maritimos,

only bemcaigerroed

SAN

“‘THE- PLEASU is yours” RE when the

MOVE

CLEANERS

ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING Around the Block

B10

os eenaes sss UE

of

ex ° UP

Le

WANTED

Longfellow.

listings

write,

Inc:;

hundreds

boat.

out

GOWNS

best prices available. Will make. appointments evenings and Saturdays. Phone

insurance | high 666, oe .

CARRIER BOYS WANTED: Go into business for yourself. Earn high commissions as a carrier serving the San Juan Star on established routes. If you are over 12 years of age, phone 3-8400, 1247:

Office)

ALTERATIONS and fine “‘Marisa ’s”, 1020 AshCondado. Telephone 2-4122. Gil

San

513

free

Avenue,

work,

Ave.,

We

have openings for expert bilingual secretary-stenographers. Apply in person

Post

storage

HOSPITAL WOMEN’S seamstress

HELP

of

Toro,

that

DRESS ALTERATIONS

of plant manager. Experience, 5-1|2 years

lant manager, experience Tool and Die, roduction, Assembiy, Packaging, Main-

RADIATORS

Rey

shipping

moving job is ours. Whether you're mov-

PRACTICE PIANO — for sale. Sacrifice at $55.00. See at JN-22B, Caparra Ter-

-— Is your car overheating? Your radiator can be fixed quickly and‘ inexpensively by Cruz Auto Radiator Service, Ponce de Leon 606,

CONTINENTAL, 32 permanent resident, 6% years Puerto Rico, seeks position

information,

visit

510 JUNIOR EXECUTIVE — Available for immediate position with well established ag Mi bosciin man, bi-lingual, B.B.A. ars experience as gry No. ob. cpisction-tto traveling. Writeto Box

praise.

fioz 1498

head, /Owner 3-1518

oF

FOR

ganization

you the fine service

including Genoa, 25 engine; foam rubber

Inquire at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop, os 53, Stop 28, Hato Rey. Tel.

CARS

in the country. We

who have purchased the Bertram or-

$0

Good service.

265

yacht brokers

further

AUTO

the

of local yachtsmen their craft

offer

Bayamén— Ca-

Telephone

LEAVING COLLEGE

=

59

AIR all

Packing,

niture. C.W. SIEGMUND, Villa Prades Development. Rio Piedras. Tel. oa

sie,

SALE capacity

Raval

Road.

813

CONTINENTAL SECRETARY with PR. R. and N.Y. employment experience seeks position as executive secretary.

Complete

FOR

1954 FARGO TRUCK. excellent condition, Hi maintained.

6-0283.

rie

(Commonvwe Free esitmate,

774

32-5156.

BOOKKEEPING

SERVICES

EXTEEMINADORA Pest Control Services)

-

EFFICIENT, {fast Gay 166

consok

sil

EXTERMINATING

lamps. .

condition, and

fee

ANSWERING

pick-up and delivery.

new

desk

cabinet, conference table, chairs, typewriter, Verifax Photocopy.

1413

and

and

EQUIPMENT

FUENITURE.

imcluding

idator Royal

REPRODUCTIONS- Baker,

we loodard. tonal and similar.

For

6-5003.

OFFICE OFFICE

510

1495

WELL secured second mortgages

information

SERVICE

or

Esteva, .

~

PRIME,

524

Juan Intercontinental, others, transient. Typing, shorthand. m reports. Houriy

for

ART SCHOOLS PATTY PEASE Schoo} of Paint time classes im portrait, fenasc uns, ‘on seit life. = a month. Register now= ‘imited to students per class. Telephone 2sca? for information. 521

FURNITURE — MODERN and anti dinnerware, flatware. everything for the home. Gifts. Alse showcases, spotlights, etc. Telephone 2-2705. 363 De Diego Avenue, 2nd Floor, Santurce.

location. Rents .over cam be increased to Call

for appointment; Centro Técnico Phone 2-5856.

airport. Write Simmons, BeSanturce, P. R., or Duncan, St.

PROPERTY

trade. Excellent $28,000 a year, $35,000. Year 1

SALE

Call

LOTS FOR SALE NEVis

FOR

WESTINGHOUSE AIRCONDITIONER, used inside 4 months. 3/4 H. P. $100. Apartment Avenue, Ashford 884 1-B, 4 PM. — sn

NIGHT CLUB for sale 300 person ca-

open in personnel management consulting firm. The right man -will be _ — training in ibetlioomes. work,

OPPORTUNITIES

2

i

+

|

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 9,-1960

CLASSIFIEDS Professional Directory FACTORY

EQUIPMENT

INDUSTRIAL CHAIRS, heavy duty, resistant to abuse, yet comfortable. Seats and backs, modern design, long-lasting and eye-appeat. telephone 2-6267

or

Information Rivera, 324, Bayamon.

1430

CHIROPRACTORS

UF

APPLIANCE

REPAIRS

Dr. Robert M. Overton

MARQUEZ REPAIR SHOP repairs all makes washers, dryers, dishwashers, electrie ranses, and gas sioves. Same day service. Guarantee on parts. Call 8-1804 or 3-1012.

1279

UF

Low

back

318 De Santarée. Fri

AIR

FREIGHT

AIR

FORWARDING

SHIPMENTS

locally.

Internationally

Personalized

Service

—

SWEDISH

Air

Feel

REVITALIZE © © 2 @

Pueblo 512

19,

Santurce.

CINEMA Subject

Te

Monday,

May

SANTURCE AMBASSADOR: No Name Desert Hawk

GRAND: Rapsodia Villalobos HOLIDAY: Justice Cell NEW

i Vadveg ssobe yea zens across

from

Merwe,

Change)

on

the

&

Caryl

Bullet,

Los

RIALTO: This From Texas

Page

Last

SAN JUAN Earth is

Tres

Chessman, Solitario,

METROPOLITAN: Ben Hur MUSIC HALL: The Story On

Suddenly Miracle

AZTECA:

9

y Las Nubes LORRAINE: Yellowstone Kelly MATIENZO: Isla Para Dos METRO: It Started With a Kiss PARAMOUNT: RIVIERA: The

APTS. HILTON

CARIBE

gAere International Ory 7I1CETS-2--.-

RIO

Sangre,

Jinete

CARMEN THE

PIEDRAS

SUPER DRIVE IN: Ask Any PARADISE: Naughty Girl

de

2455 BRAODWAY:

SWEDISH MASSAGE STEAM BATHS PHYSICAL THERAPY PHYSICAL ADJUSTMENTS

Tel. 3°:4610

68

(Listings

thet

and RELAX

INSTITUTO DE IDIOMAS — Conversa. tional courses in Spanish, French, English. Classes day and night. Call 2-3542. 1355 Ponce de Leén Avenue, Second Stop

+ Wonderful

with TREATMENTS

SPANISH LESSONS for Continentals, by college graduate. Private lessons. 123 (Near De Diego, Stop 22, Santurce.

Floor,

MASSAGE

Goung

CLASSES

across from Tel. 2-9842.

Stop 23, 95 Mon

Sat.

512

Swiss Chalet, Supermarket). 1492

neck

asthma,

Diego, Suite 205. Tel, 3-5424 Gours: &1

details.

LANGUAGE

headaches,

and

by

Express International Corp.. at San Juan International Airport. Call 9-1196 for further 1344

pains,

pains, sinus trouble, arthritis. X-Ray.

Tu

Senior Prom, Whiplash PUERTO NUEVO Yankees,

Capt.

MARTI: Sube y Baja CORCELLES: The Diary of Anne Frank, The Case of the Pearl Payroll ROOSEVELT

ROOSEVELT: Journey To the Earth, Wolf Dog BAYAMON DRIVE

Persuasion, War OLLER: Goliath One

Men

Girl

TERRACE

KRESTO-DENIA: Damn Horatio Hornblower

INTERNATIONAL

Summer

Mine,

CAPAEBRA

FOX-DELICIAS: RIVOLI: Never

of

the

the

Center

IN:

of

Friendly

Satellites

PONCE

Suddenly Last Summer Steal Anything Small FAJARDO PUERTO RICO; Alaska Passage PARAISO: The Young Guns

LOCAL AIR DEVILS—Robert Knapp, risk. and Sal “Air Devils,” a local group of men connected mainly

and indulge in their hobby —model Verde.

(STAR

by

Gunter

GUNTER

HETT

Across the airport off the busy runway powerful roar of jet

most

intense,

road, just where the engines is

spectators stop to

listen .to- another sound— that of model planes zooming through the air in astounding acrobatics. The noise is made by the “Air

Devils,”

plane

a

group

enthusiasts,

air. Sal Gonzalez, geles,

ST. THOMAS, ST. KITTS, ANTIGUA ALL

3

FOR THE PRICE oF ONE This low, low excursion fare will be in effect only until December 15, 1960. It represents a savings of $23.40 from the normal fare. And you get stopover privileges in St. Thomas and St. Kitts. Daily flights are offered for your SAN convenience. If you prefer, you may fly San

Juan

non-stop Viscount back.

-

via and_

ST. THOMAS

said.

full

“We

ST. KITTS

Ee? ROUND TAP

BWIA island-hop

ANTIGUA

Main

office

LA RADA HOTEL TEL.

3-5380

Reservations: 9-0280

—

9-0281

Vick is a trade mark owned and used by British West Indian Airways.

‘of the

holiday

scale

especialize

in

stunt, flying,

he

speed

radio

little

engines

work

con-

on

a

fuel pressure system that uses a regular toy balloon with a rubber fountain. pen bladder that gives continuous fuel flow in all positions, making possible my acrobatics. Philip Hutchinson, of 600 “Mu: fioz Rivera Ave., Hato Rey, a Caribair pilot, started the organization about three months ago. It

has

now, first in

the

hobby

more

than

30

members

who meet regularly the Saturday of each month, Fishbowl,

and

pet

an

‘shop,

Hato

which

recently

built

capable

of

Bloise,

Rey

is

WIPR—940 Ko WFID-FM-—95.9

Las

a

“flying

unusual

an

Ma-

Air

acro-

National

by the Air

Devils develop a speed up to 198. miles per. hour.-They may|

, Mo

WKAQ-—580

Ko