The San Juan Star (May 10, 1960)

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol. I

1

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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tuesday, May 10, 1960

Tel. 3-8400

No. 161

Gesend-ciass postage

paid

af

Rico

San

Jean,

Paerte

ir Reconnaissance i

_ Is ‘Extensive’

|Over Re 1 Territor ‘Traffic Victim Lies In Street Three Hours By

RALPH

Fs

Herter Says Probing {|Get Approval Flights Not Subject Of PR House To Ike's Permission WASHINGTON: (AP) TI Big Bills

ec

ANGLADA

By

A near-riot occurred at the corner of Puerto Rico Ave. and Buenaventura St., Santurce, peceriy where the body of. Puerto Rico’s most lay

in the

street

for

ment

corpse—a

lected at the body

the scene and voice

crowd

The House

Authorities

said

a

Attract

measure, described Finance Committee

said

.

borrowed was

on his way to a pharmacy where (See TRAFFIC, Page 4)

ment.

_Herter reported that the air missions were “normally of a peripheral.character but

on occasion by penetration” —presumably flights into the Soviet Union.

in™a report

per

cent

of

gross

these

invest

}

plane—shortly

report

might. re-}.

in local industries

and

busi-}:

nesses.

the

Also approved yesterday was a resolution appropriating $243,000 to the Police Department as a first

of

NEAR RIOT: yesterday at

Crowds grew angry the official indiffer-

ence accorded Elio A. Pereyra, 67, who was struck and killed by a truck.

Victim’s

body

was

in

the

street for three hours and 20 min-

Senate

Luis

traffic

also

Mufioz

violations.

approved

Marin

had

this.

The

Gov.

asked

a

total of $1,094,000 to add 318 policemen to the force. Among

approved

utes. (STAR Photo by Gunter Hett)

(See

other

by BIG

items

of legislation

the House BILLS,

4)

Plane Builder Says Soviets Faked Pictures Of ‘The U2’ BURBANK,

Calif.

(AP)

—

The designer of Lockheed Aircraft’s U2 single engine jet plane says he doubts that the Soviets have-shot ‘one down inside Rus:

sian boundaries. After

studying

pho-

“I think the crash photographs Russia

.of

are those

of

their

own

Beagle

bom-

bers,” Johnson said yesterday. “It would be very interesting:to know U2.”

Said Russian

tographs of the crashed aircraft, designer C. L, Johnson concluded that they are faked. . released by

one

why

they

have

hidden

the

U2.

Johnson:

“1—The ‘wing

section

in the

left foreground is definitely not that of a U2. The wing taper is wrong as is the structural pattern of the ribs and beams,

the

photo

(which

detail

than

reproductions)

original

shows the

not

wire-

better

newspaper

one

A.

. » - reveals

HERTER

spy

flights

Sf. Thomas Flood Leaves Mud, Debris St. Thomas ists tons

residents and tour-

yesterday were removing of mud and debris left af-

ter Sunday’s flash flood. The flood, which left at least a: dozen families homeless and buried some portions of the downtown area -under as much as six feet) + of water, was said to have caused

“2-_-The heavy structural element at the top of the photograph has no-counterpart in the “3-Using

CHRISTIAN

yesterday + Page

sin-

gle U2 part could be identi-

Senate

most

installment toward the cost of financing its crackdown on crime— particularly

after he and Central

_| Intelligence Chief Allen W. Dulles briefed «congressional leaders on the incident for 90 minutes. A debate had been raging on

income

The

companies

deep °

Herter issued. a special statement—commenting on the international furor set off by Russia's shooting down of an American

nary quantities of money’’ into Puerto Rico, calls for international companies to pay a minimal tax five

authorization,”

Secretary of State Christian A. Herter said in a state-

Funds

to the Commonwealth.

col-

Pereyra

legisla-

as capable of bringing “‘extraordi-

to stare at its indigna-

with

presidential

of

tion to the policeman who stood guard. Finally, someone cover-

ed the corpse blanket.

‘tion. .

Could

require-

a large

unarmed civilian aircraft have not been subject to

of important

do business on the island and to deposit their income in local banks.

of law.

Meanwhile,

ae attack on the free world. “Specific missions of these

against possible’

either final

preliminary approval, aims at attracting international, companies to

noon.

in “‘exten-

sive aerial surveillance” of Communist. territory to guard

Heading the list was a bill to establish Puerto Rico as a base of operations for international companies. The measure, which won

of Bidg. 2B, Block K-H, Capar- | ra Terrace, was reportedly run | down at about 8:40 a.m. yesterday morning by a half-ton. truck driven by Vicente Cardona del Valle, 52, of 227 Laguna St., | Santurce. 7 His body was.removed from the spot where he fell at about According to police, the interval was spent trying to loeate Assistant District Attorney Obdulio -Bauza ‘in order to obtain permission to re-

gave

z-The United States said yes-

civilian planes have engaged

or preliminary approval te 17

pieces

—apparently because of administrative malfunctioning. Elio A. Pereyra Pereyra, 67,

the

MALDONADO

the Commonwealth of Representatives

yesterday

three hours and 20 minutes

move

W.

nearer, House

recent traffic fatality of the

year

A.

; As the May 30 closing of the current session drew terday unarmed

af

ae Fe Ee

oT Sm

arteRw

~~ Po

aw

Ore

a

mow

|

more

than

$1

million

the island. In a special day, the Virgin

damage

to

ture

appropriated

session Islands

yesterlegisla-

$100,000

in

emergency funds for relief of stricken families and for use by the Public .Works Department to repair damaged city fa-

cilities. ~ fied in the wreckage. i Late yesterday afternoon, Gov. “4__Tf the wreckage of the U2 (See ST. THOMAS, Page 4) (See FAKED, Page 4)

of

floor

over

the

day,

with

a

the

viewpoints “Far from

issue

variety

expressed. being damaging

to

the forthcoming (Summit) meeting in Paris, this incident should serve to underline

the importance

to the

world of an earnest attempt to

achieve

safeguards

agreed

and

there

effective

against surprise attack

and aggression,’”’ Herter said. *

*

MOSCOW

*

(P—Premier

Nikita

S. Khrushchev said last night the flight of a U. S. reconnais-

sance plane shot down oyer the heart of the Soviet Union eight days ago was deliberately timed for next week’s summit meeting in Paris. Khrushehev spoke at a reception at the Czech Em-

bassy in Moscow. *

*

*

=

.

Ferter’s statement made it clear that Eisenhower, while not authorizing specific air intelligence missions, knew generally about the

tactics.

The

President,

the

statement”

said, acting in accordance with his duties, has issued directives since 1947

*‘to

gather

by

every

possible

means the information required to

(See HERTER, Page 4)

t

PE

SENET Aaa

THE SAN JUAN STAR —i'Tuesday, May 10, 1960

2

Pravda

Urrutia Named Water Chief: Labadie Hiked

Declares

Shows Alertness Needed Flight

Spy

Some

By A. I. GOLDBERG . MOSCOW telligence

(AP)—The flight

that

U‘S.

in-

dropped

average

citizens

seemed disturbed that Powers’ jet | 4 highflying Lockheed ‘U2

Francis G. Powers into the hands

managed to get so deep in the U.S.S.R. on May Day before, by |

of Soviet authorities shows need for alertness by Soviet

the de-

fense

the

Russian account, it by a single rocket.

forces,

Russian “The

Pravda

told

people yesterday. bandit intrusion of

American beyond

Intelligence the borders of

territory,’

the

newspaper

said, “is another

of

the

necessity

for

party

the

revolutionary.

vigilance

characteristic

of

our _

this

plane Soviet

Communist

proof

highest always people’s

hereos.”

Rafael V. Urrutia Garcia, rector of the Puerto Ricd

had

s

“Impudent,

duct and Sewer Authority, yesterday was named to succeed Sol Luis Descartes as head. of. the Puerto Rico Water Resources Auth-

doomed

ority.

Urrutia will be succeeded at the Sewer Authority by Juan Labadie Eurite, a vice president for the

Cynical”

The wreckage fell in the region of Sverdlovsk, in the cen-

tral

Urals

900

miles

east

‘Government’ Development

from after

of

the boards of directors of the res-

and

confessed

he

on

was

mission for Intelligence

pective

fioz

seized |: * earth|>

Pound, Va., was he parachuted to

t

which

members net.

af:

the U. $.]: Agency,

of

are the.

Descartes

that

he

Gev.

Luis

Mu-

of

both

is president

comprised

Governor’s $

recently

was

of cabi*

announced

leaving

the

Water

-| Resources Authority May: 15 to join

Banco Credito y Ahorro Ponceno as a vice president. Urrutia is President of the Instiincident as impudent and cynical. It said the statement conMikhail ‘Voronov of the tute of Engineers, Architects and a member of the Amertained the slander that other Sovi ‘Army, commander of the rocket unit which shot Surveyors, ican Water Works Association; and countries practiced similar inhas been awarded top USSR dowta U. S. plane May 1, ast\-president of the Interformation gathering flights, Order of The Red Banner, Russia’s Tass News Agency re- r ican Association. of Sanitary adding: ported. (AP Wirephoto.) Engineering: “Naturally the State DepartHe has been a member of thement does not’ give a_ single Soviet Union on the case in addressing a ra- Board of Commissioners of the has. not been proof of this absurd fabrication.” lly in the Moscow observance Government of the Capital and: of lagging behind in this field.” of the the Puerto Rico Planning Beard. The navy newspaper Soviet of the 15th anniversary The comment apparently was carr hoes Born in Afiasco,he is married prompted by this paragraph of Fleet declared Powers’ trip was serpin to the former Carmen Casenas. the State Department text, ordered to interfere with the They have three children, Rafael Summit Meeting of the Big issued in Washington Saturday: Victor, 17; Carmen Teresa, 15, Four Government Chiefs opening’

f |

authorities.

Marin

boards,

(CIA).

§

Bank.

Both appointments were made by

Moscow. The Russiams announ-|‘_ ced Powers, 30 a civilian pilot): —

spying Central

i

was

52, diAque-

Pravda denounced the U. S. Department’s explanation of the

|i

HONORED MARKSMAN—Maj.

A

“It

is certainly

given

the

state

no

secret

of the

world

day, intelligence collection tivities are practiced by FRANCIS

that,

toacall

countries, and postward history certainly reveals that the

C. POWERS

PARTLY CLOUDY

in

Paris

next

the situation geois morals

Monday.

It

-

and Vicente, 10. He graduated with

said

illustrates pourof the American

military.

Marshal Rodion Malinovsky, Soviet Defense Minister, touched

a

degree

in

civil engineering from

the College

of Agricultural and. Arts in Mayaguez.

Mechanical :

Labadie has been Executive Vice President of the Government De‘j

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DA

Checks

Out

Insurance Angle

In Lang Mystery By HORST BUCHHOIZ The Lang case puzzle remained unsolved yesterday as authorities, under the direction of Assistant District Attorney Obdulio Bauza, began probing into several new aspects of the case. + ment from Mrs. Lang, who left As more and more infor- for the mainland shortly after F |mation was added to the her husband died would be help= | growing file on Lang’s death, ful, and re-stated that he plan-

“|Bauzaé

asked

Paul

Coste,

“./P. R. regional administrator -.|of the Housing and Home Fi-

‘Inance Agency {possible

to check into

W.

Lang,

48,

to

to ask and

ed while she was

assis-

mainland

authorities

obtain a statement from her. Mrs. Lang was very upset, he

said,

insurances Lang

carried. Frederick

ned

tion

CHURCH A. Gray,

OFFICIAL — Raymond executive director of

the Department

of

Overseas

consult-

Union Churches of the National Council of Churches of Christ, is

here. Bauza said that briefly under medica

winding up a visi. to Puerto Rico where he visited Union Churches

could

not.be

at Presbyterian

Hospital.

on

the

island.

(STAR

photo.) —

-{tant director for development of

_|

the

Public

tion

here,

Housing was

a pistol shot in turday, Apr. 30. Bauza stressed rest

Administra

found

in Lang’s

dead

his that

one link in a number we

ia

THE

EYE

HAS IT—And

just in case you don’t believe

are

rent

pictured looking through a strong magnifying glass used

Housing

on his job at the Ryan Aeronautical

been

U.S. Reconnaissance

United its

States

first

plans

to

launch

reconnaissance

satellite

early in the autumn—the initial test of a program to photograph. “every inch of Communist territory.” | as the photo-intelligence plan is known, has been set forth by the United States with complete

candor, “to

the

Times

photograph

said.

every

It

is:

inch

of

Communist territory and theréby help close the ‘intelligence gap’ that so severely handicaps the

United

forts.” “This the

is

States

no

single-jet

defense

less U-2

than

was

ef-

what

trying

to

do i surreptitiously when it was intercepted by a Soviet rocket last week,” the Times added. The Times said the vigorous reaction of the Soviet Union to the U-2 intrusion “might lead one to suspect that the’ Kremlin would not quietly accept reconnaissance Detect

by

satellite.”

Exhaust

“Nothing in the Soviet’s official attitude today would preclude it from stepping in vocally or physically when this country tries to accomplish with ' satellites what 1 it was trying to accomplish from the lowerflying U-2 airplane,” the Times said.

The newspaper said the United

States. has lite. Both into earth low inch

still

another

satel-

project known as Midas. satellites would be launched polar orbits so that as the revolves west to east bethe satellite paths every would -eventually pass be-

low the cameras

and

infra-red

organization touch

nal

Cooperation’

Contraceptive Pill Approved “Approval was asked on the question of safety,’”’ associate commissioner John L. Harvey say yesterday. “We had no choice as to the morality that might be involved.” The pill which has been ap-

proved as safe for contraceptive D.

Searle

granted

by FDA it may be used-only doctor’s prescription.

on

In Chicago, Dr. L. D. van Ant Werp of the Searles Medical Department said the pill was _ 100 per cent effective in a four“year test period involving 1,500

women who made continuous use of the pill as directed. He said the first tests were carried out in Puerto Rico, followed by others in Los Angeles, San Antonio, Tex., Boston and Japan. Dr. van Ant Werp said the

function of the pill is “to interfere with the production of ova in the same way nature does . after a woman becomes pregnant.’”’ To avoid pregnancy a woman must take 20 pills each month, _ the first on the fifth day of

her

menstrual

period

last on the 24th day.

Bauza

the latter Internatio-

Agency

and

the

Rist?

5 naka

by

said

in

a close

it had

that

Bei-

Lang

friend

also

been

had

been

in a hotel casino on the night before he was found dead, While this had been established, Bausaid,

conflicting

to whether had to be

birth control use.

G.

a statement Lang.

za

WASHINGTON (?) — For the first time the Food and Drug Administration has approved a pill as safe for contraceptive or

by

had about

public yesterday that Lang was “very upset” over the high prices in Puerto Rico. Bauza said |he was given this information

established

made

pa-

Public

Lang

years ago when working for the

exhaust of enemy missiles as they climb above the clouds.

is

with

two was

in of

use

the

Among new items of interest to authorities was a report made

The Midas satellites, the Times said, will be able to detect the

and Co., Chicago. © Under the clearance

to

Administration,

in

sensors.

The mission of project Samos,

of avenues

pursuing.”

rut, Lebanon. Lang later worked for the ICA in Surinam and finally came here early in April.

Satellites To Watch CommunistTerritory NEW YORK (AP)—The New York Times said yesterday the

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Cites High Prices Coste, head here of the

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1958, it was 10.680. The Secretary urged

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 10, 1960

Scribe Hired To ‘Wed’ Maid

Longshoremen’ Would Merge With AFL-CIO If By

HAROLD

J.

should

the

International

Longshore-

men’s Association (ILA) from the AFL-CIO AFL-CIO President Meany

ILA

has

of

ousted

An

ger, George

threatened

because

three

be

to

what

oust

he

the

termed

‘‘acts of misconduct’’—an

af-

filiation with Dominican Republic longshoremen; intimacy with the AFL-C10-expelled Teamsters Union, and racial discrimination in certain locals in New York. UTM here became an orphan union when its parent organization, the International Brotherhood of Longshoremen (IBL) merged with the ILA in the U. S. No merger was effected here. UTM

spokesmen

say,

Ends Up With Bizarre Storv MIAMI tale

however,

States

early

‘‘violation’’

of

the

mer-

spokesmen

claim,

was

The

petition,

Washington

though

strengthen

its

position

in

united waterfront council. Perhaps a more dramatic

the

Trujillo

dictatorship.

an equipment building Ramey SAC base.

near

Fidel

Castro

ries,

including

Dorticos. to come

of

the

President

(Sukarno to Puerto

is expected Rico on May

ST. THOMAS (Continued

From

John D. Merwin island by Navy St.

Croix

gency

to

1)

returned to the helicopter from direct

emer-

operations.

Persons

rescued

destroyed

or

from

totally

their

damaged

homes were said to be living in churches and in the old fort,

opened

up

to

take

care

of

the

overload. Others were staying with relatives and friends.

Most of away were

the homes washed small wooden struc-

tures,

some

but

larger

build-

ings were rendered unsafe too, as cysterns collapsed underneath their

floors,

rainwater

so

filling

up

often

in

supply during the of the winter. Some cysterns

lently came

caused

exploded

any

be

only

a

outside

days

viobeof da-

appropriated

start

lief funds for the ces said yesterday.

the

precious

rainless

mage, reports said. The $100,000 may

with

as the water pressure too great, but none

these

and

to

toward

From

enable

fective fense.”’

Page

re-

island, sourAnother ses-

de

1)

neral

manager

of

L. ge-

&

Ru-

Young

bicam (Puerto Rico) Corp., advertising agency was elected yesterday president of the Sales Executives Club of Puerto Rico.

them

to

make

ef-

for

their

de-

Intelligence

Chief

Allen

Russia.

were as bad as that would be extremely

shown, it unlikely

that Mr. Khrushchev would have any photograph to wave around his public. Much of the wreckage

which film.

is

damaged

might

“5—The

well

large

by

fire,

destroy

number

the

of men,

women and children shown in the photo, certainly would not be allowed so close to such important piece of wreckage

this

time.

experts

cer-

tainly would impound the ‘craft for detailed study.”

air-

sion

ex-

of

pected funds

sive

Russian

an at

the

legislature

evaluation

of

the

more exten-

damage.

Most dramatic flood was said to

stage of the have occurred

shortly

Sunday, when

after noon

mountain waters entered the town almost in a wave. One man reported he and his daughter

had

deserted

cape

to a nearby

ing, then saw the windshield

their

car

two-story

to

es-

build-

the water reach in 15 minutes.

U.

meeting

with

of the secret the incident

of 69,

Coamo,

who

an

showed

that

of

and The

multiple skull fractures. dead man’s clothes were

ing

eranial

and

cents,

out.

that

turned

an

gationof the scene revealed: (1) That Escalera’s body may have been dragged some

136 feet to where it was hanged; (2) Pools of blood along the path the body may have

(4) $740 in bills of $100, $50, $20, and $10 denomina-

the

tions dung

briefing

was

an

interna-

held,

heighten-

voices

connection

might

be

heard

by

opments.

nationwide television-radio address before he leaves this weekend for Summit

meeting

in

Paris.

io double

Nikita

check

§.

air base when

shot

to

display

or

try

their

captive

American pilot, Francis G. Powers, “in a circus atmosphere’’ unless they wanted to aggravate tensions further.

.

4. The American embassy Moscow was instructed to ask talk

with

Powers,

if

and

in to

when

Russia, formally notifies the U.

S.

it has: the pilot in custody. 5.

Sen

Mike

Mannsfield

(D.-

among Democrats for an explanation of why the plane was sent inside Russia only two weeks before the Summit meeting.

TRAFFIC (Continued he

worked

As he street, and

on

From

Page

1)

a part

time

basis.

was preparing to cross a he appeared to stumble

fell headlong

under

the

Police

said

wheel they

into

the street

of the were

truck, told.

admission

in a had

in

the

Epperson,

arrangeattorney,

was

promis-

met

her

on

a

street

fell

cor-

through,” *

said he hadn’t known

wrong.” Miller said the maid had

it clear the marriage to be consummated.” ed

with the case.

“made

was

not

The reporter said he had workwith the knowledge and coo-

peration

of

Madsen,

immigration U. S. State

the

U.

Department and Department.

S. the

Miller said Mrs. Lewis was questioned by State Department officials in Jamaica.

today.

By

on route

down by a Soviet rocket. 3. The State Department cautioned the Russians against any move

laws.”

Kennedy And Humphrey Battle In W. Va. Primary

Khrushchev’s

claim that the plane was to a Norwegian

Soviet

continue

for

Epperson

in for questioning. Both are minors.. Investigation will

1. The White House hinted President Eisenhower might make a

bring

the marriage was to be a fraud and declared he’d ‘done nothing

Police late last night said two youths have been called

|

to

way.

the whole thing Miller said.

underneath some cow not far from the scene.

Police said they were questioning two minors in Coamo in

that

have

he said. “Posa conspiracy to

“Reluctantly, Imogene agreed that maybe it was a good idea

a blood-stain-

ing thé cloak and dagger atmosphere -The blanket was a lastminute precaution to muffle any newsmen gathered outside. These additional moves bobbed up in a day of fast-moving devel-

Cole-

ner— she was identifiedby a red ribbon on one wrist— after a brief conversation he told her he was a reporter and did not plan to marry her.

investi-

A heavy blanket was hung over the entrance to the Senate Appropriation Commitiee room where

off

E.

the case ‘s by the State

immigration

A.

He

said

Atty.

ed his fee on his return from Jamaica and then flew to the British Caribbean island for a rendezvous with Mrs. Lewis.

ed riding whip near the scene;

touched

Clyde

,

Police

divorced

Miller said he made ments with a Miami

contain-

were

the

applied

hemorrhage

his pockets,

eight

District

normal

whose body was found fast Wednesday, had died as a rea

recently

quota would have resulted long delay if the woman

Escalera,

sult

of 31, to the

The Herald quoted Asher as saying his wife had become very fond of Mrs. Lewis and wanted to bring her to the United States as a companion. However, the small Jamaican immigration

a

autopsy

S.

violate

of Juan

hanging

the

some charges,” sibly there was

from

Eighteen

Mont.), speaking on the floor of the Senate, led a mounting demand

is

to appropriate following a more

found

met

Department. “T think we'll

Nieves,

Cuyén,

admission

maid during a Jamaica trip three years ago. :

here are in-

Escalera

the

Deans Lewis, Bay, Jamaica,

man Madsen said under investigation

possibility

some-

role.

reported

couple

lear-

been dragged; (3) A hat and

has

Premier

1)

in ne

tree last week in Coamo. According to authorities,

torn,

Council

presumably

Page

after

to supply

such a

United States was sought by A. Robert Asher of Long Beach, California, and his wife. The

country.

in the death

Dios

was

2. Noerway’s ambassador, Paul Koht, arranged a call on Herter,.

From

he

tional furor.

the

FAKED

Miller

ROMAN

the

of Barrio

States and the surprise attack

preparations

PEDRO

murder

gressmen with some |information behind

(Continued

Page

help

(Continued

protect the United free world against

Security

Jose and

said

employment_agency

asked

of Imogene of Montego

her immediately this

PONCE—Police

President Eisenhower at the White House in order to provide the con-

the

Cuban government. He was greeted warmly on his arrival by government function-

to play

He

husband

vestigating

Republican and Democratic leaders were there. Both officials missed a National

NEW PRESIDENT — Brandi, vice president

one

$1,000

Reporter Gene Miller said copyright Herald story

DULLES

Accompanied by Herter, Dulles showed_up at a hurriedly arranged

President

charge

W.

HERTER

which

—

took

ALLEN

niside

Warmly In Cuba (AP)

been

for

wife.

reaching

By

Central

Sukarno Received HABANA

a Miami

had

Murder?

meeting at the Capitol.

Sukarno of Indonesia arrived at noon here yesterday to begin a Visit. five-day He is the first chief of state to visit Cuba since

ing

‘Was It

W. Dulles gave a secret briefing to congressional leaders demanding to know why the Americans reconnaissance plane flew deep

Force Base. $200,000 for

his

temporary

objec-

tion of Dominican longshoremen with the ILA. This move was denounced by AFL-CIO president George Meany, who views the Dominican labor movement as an of

hired

Herald

a bizarre

+] posed as an impoverished playboy and applied for the job of

any

Correspondent

the Ramey Air The Navy asked

i|a

tion is related to the recent affilia-

arm

being

to divorce

4] after

re-

WASHINGTON — The Army and the Navy yesterday asked $408.000 in military construction funds for use in Puerto Rico at the Salinas Training Area and at

}| was

jected by the NLRB, was resented by the UTM as an ILA maneuver

to

unfolded

as

a petition filed last month by the ILA with the NLRB calling for separate elections in the port of Ma-

Army, Navy Asking $408,000 For Use In P.R. Construction STAR

of

Miami

has

to marry a Jamaican hotel maid so she could enter the: United

UTM

yaguez.

(AP)—A

reporter

they are willing to go through with a merger agreement made last January here with the ILA. But if the ILA is ousted from the ALFCIO, then UTM would apply directly to the Federation.

LIDIN

Puerto Rico's largest longshoremen’s union, the 4,.000-member Dock Workers Union (UTM), may affiliate directly with the AFL-CIO

A

JACK

CHARLESTON,

BELL W.

Va.

(2) —

ed to turn out today for a primary that might have a- decisive

effect

of

getting

on

Kennedy’s

West Virginia’s Democratic campaign churned into its final hours yesterday with Sens. John F. Ken-

tial nomination.

nedy and Hubert H. blazing away at each

tle,

670,000

registered

expect-

Democrats

are

as it came

where

crewmen

aboard

was

a

of their

bat-

Congregatio-

only

4.9

is

per

of .

cent

the

of

the

latter’s

BiG BILLS

in for a land-

ing yesterday at Idlewild Airport. None of the 100 passengers ‘and nine

/

Humphrey,

Population faith.

YORK (# — The brakes fire on a transcontinental

jet plane

chances

Presiden-

nalist, was generally credited with holding an edge over Kennedy, a Catholic, in a_ state

Near Disaster NEW caught

party’s

In the last stage

Humphrey other as

“can’t win’ candidates. Half of the State’s

his

injured.

(Continued From Page 1) were: (1) A bill regulating local private

detective

agencies

by

requir-

The Fire Department at first reported that the Trans World Air-

ing detectives to register with the superintendent of police. (2) A resolution ordering the-

lines

Police

Flight-100

frem

suffered a landing as it touched down.

Los

gear

However, later a TWA man said there was “no

Angeles

collapse spokesstructu-

ral failure.” The brakes

gave off smoke

a

sparks

shower

of

false report caught fire.

that

leading

the

plane

and to

a

had

Department

to

turn

over

$40,000 to the Ports Authority for construction of a police station at the International Airport. (3)

An

amendment

to the

police

law allowing the superintendent of police to grant leaves of absence without pay

for any period of time

he deems proper. The present law limits such leaves to one year.

5

28-Story Building PI an THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 10, 1960

By The Board ry

that there be the “greatest possible empty and open space between high buildings.

A. W. MALDONADO Puerto Rico Planning has approved prelimina-

plans

for

the

The

construction . of

in

the

Candido

Caribbean

Oliveras,

a

area.

Board

sident, announced yesterday that

plaza:

corner

Ave.

of

and

Ponce

Labra

de

tall

St.

taurant

and

cocktail

a

res-

lounge

will

have,

Oli-

be

built

for

public

“various

park foun-

pieces

buildings

will

be

built

open “we

ed

hotel.

The

first

three of

floors

will

commercial

between buildings so can always see the

that sky

the

said the Planning approved norms for

construction

The

main

of

tall

build-

idea, he-said,

is

delivery

mid

be

ready

for

ST.

AIRWAYS,

INC.

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International Airport

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|

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added.

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will.

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and

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Sizes for general framing and for extra load-carrying capacity.

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. us for details.

Norman

dad where he, Finance Vernon Arnett, Trade

Wills

Isaacs

and

Minister Minister

opposition

Manley appeared highly: optimistic about the federation’s future. “People

are

more

that sense

the

Board

hurt

the

federation’s

be

under-

they

will

help

it,’ he

and

Contact

CO. INC. St.

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Tel. 2-2865

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—

said.

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Manley said yesterday. Manley returned from Trini-

ce

2

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use. Just plan, measure, cut and bolt. No welding, no drilling.

CROIX

W.

coming to see proposals make

j

you

1962.

maica’s

the building will not interfere with the flow of traffic. on Pon-

i

and “Split.” The

will

Federation will be decided ward the end of the year,

i i

BELGRADE (AP)—Brazil has placed orders for two passenger ships of 9,500 tons with Yugoslav. shipyards, it was announced here yesterday. “Compaiiia Nacional de Navegacao Costero” signed the contract with shipyards “Uljanships

Jamaica AP) — the West Indies

for

Puerto

Brazil To Buy Two Yugoslav Liners

two

KINGSTON, The future of

ol

be

area.

ik” from Pula

About W. |. Federation

of the

Board

Rico’s tallest building and one of the tallest in the Caribbean

Manley Very Optimistic

em

It will

to

subsidiary

ee

Street.

approaches

a wholly-owned

of Taylor International of Miami, Fla. Taylor Caribbean Construction Co., will be contractors.

ee

Labra

Planning

vehicle

Corp.,

ee

and

the

Also,

175

ee

Leon Ave.

is an artist’s sketch

by

building,

for

[

General Equipment Corporation ‘State Road No. 2, Km. 3.7 A fel. 8-1215 P.O. Box 3588, San Juan P.R.

mn

de

This

approved

this

space

oe

Ponce

building

on

parking

a

SKYSCRAPER—

28-story

employed

ground

cars. | The 310-foot building will be erected by the San Juan Tower

4

- NEW

NEW

young

the Planning Board said, that will “counter-act the effect of sun rays.*

20 will be for business

offices. Oliveras Board has ings.

be

the corner of Labra and streets. Floors four

:| through

by

‘

is designarchitects Jesus

Amaral and Efrer Morales. A new architectural concept will

be esta-

_| blishments which include a theater on Ribot

in

the San Juan area. He added that enough space will be left

be built on the 21st floor of the building. The seven floors from the street.” above «it will house a 150-room | The new structure composed

of

Sky View Protected Oliveras predicted that other

Leon

Norms Approved over San Juan,

High

will

tains and sculpture.”

will next

six months. It will be located in the:

will

stated, an open area of 11,000 square feet where

use. The plaza will have benches, trees, decorative

‘pre-

the $5.5 million structure start to go up within the

building

veras about

a 28-story building — the tallest in Puerto Rico and one of the tallest

Approved

onl

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 10, 1960

6

to

attempt

an

In

and

to

coming

tourists

of

growing

the

for

commodations number

tions. He said it was impossible to foresee situations in Cuba

ac-

provide

Republic

that

have been partly responsibie the tourism up-surge.

Puerto Rico, the Commonwealth Planning Board has approved a pre-

by which

visitors and Puerto

cans can asserted

live together.” Oliveras that this would facili-

Board

Oliveras,

Candido

P.R. Official Blasts leader Local Anti-Trujillo head Guillermo Atiles Moreu, Insurof Puerto ico’s State ance Fund, has labeled the affiliation of Dominican longshoremen with the International Longshoremen’s Association as a “good business” for ILA president Captain William Bradley

his chief

(Teddy)

The

organizer,

make

sharply

bell

by

Rican

having

culture

richment

of

our

own

Trading

market

was

again

mixed

was

and

ac-

tive at the opening. Profit taking in the afternoon left it mixed at

the close. The electronics,

Ri-

aircrafts

some steels advanced. ferrous

metals,

index gained at $54.80.

tobaccos

a

and

Rails, gon-

chemicals declined. Standard and Poor's modest

and

some

500

stock

five

cents

The Associated Press average of 60 stocks fell .30 to 211.20. The Dow Jones 30 industrials

ex-

it assimilated

mixed.

slow. The

were off .i4 at 607.48. Volume totaled 2,670,000

shares

compared

shares

with

2,560,000

traded Friday.

by

Wide gains included Texas Instruments, up 4 Dupont, 4-32,

North American culture. Oliveras affirmed that the “living: together” of tourists and Puerto Ricans will result in an “en-

and

American

Photocopy

4-7s.

fol-

Republic.

The

pact >| permitted to nions on the

reportedly signed during a quick Gleason visit to Ciudad Trujillo this week, calls for a 20 cents hourly wage increase plus fringes for Dominican stevedores. Atiles Moreu, together with

the

Trujillo

leaders

ed

exiles and

here,

the ILA

has

—

shoremen yesterday Joading the United

ublic

ship

YORK

July Sep

Dec Mar

May

“M”

Long-

started unArab Rep-

futures

21

lower.

High 38.00

37.80

36.60 35.55 34.45

36.45 35.40 34.45

33.75

33.75

33.10

33.05

closed

Sales

20

higher.

APPOINTED— Frank Vidal has been named resident manager of

Close

Low

May A-Asked,

High 45.50 N-Nominal.,

action”

concerning

ships

day.

Israel

5 to

38.80

the hotel La Concha. Vidal comes

Sales

3

The

re-

the

Then

Close

45.50

45.51N

be

taken

strike.

Cleopatra

tons of loading

Low

would’

aboard

356

general cargo and is to be completed

unto-

the

has

ship

will

call

at

duced job chances for U.S. sailors. Longshoremen refused to cross picket lines. Picketing stopped Friday when the State Dept. told AFL-CIO

Philadelphia, Norfolk, and Jacksonville, before returning to New York. She is to sail from

President

andria.

George

Meany

here

“posi-

for

her

home

port,

Alex-

from Miami where he represented Hilton Hotel International in the capacity of sales manager for Latin America and the Caribbean areas.

SUGAR

FUTURES

YORK (AP)—Domestic sugar feces No. 6 closed 2 to 3 lower. Sales 73 contracts. High 5.87

July

Sep 5.94 World sugar futures No. changed to 2 lower. Sales

Low 5.84 5.94

Close 5.86B 5.91B

4 closed un174 contracts.

High

Low

Close

July

3.06

3.05

3.06B

Sep

3.14 3.16

3.13 3.15 3.27 3.29 3.34

3.14 3.15B 3.27N 3.29B 3.33B

Oct

3.27 3.30

Mar

May July

3.34

Raw sugar N-Nominal;

spot 6.15. B-Bid.

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PACKING 6-3157

door to door service on Household

No

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One

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Micmi

$ 160.00 235.50 175.00 135.00 177.00

Detroit

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York

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FUTURES spot

Universal

5

Cities Sv Coca Cola Colg Palm Comw Ed Con Edis Cont Oil

requires

(AP)-—Coffee

‘ 35. 75A. “*B” futures 7 contracts.

The Seafarers International Union started Picketing the freighter 25 days ago, saying Arab actions against American

that

opi-

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COFFEE

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Cdn

No. 4 ex-dock closed at 38.00N. Cost and freight offerings include Santos Boura ; bons 33 at 36.50-36.75A and 5S 35.50-

Unload Cleopatra (AP)

his

Kennecott Phelps Dodge

Jersey),

Burroughs

matter. regulation

it with

NEW

the,

N. Y. Longshoremen YORK

in

decri-

affiliation with

their

(New

earnings.

Boeing

that the owner or administrator of the guest house must live

AFL-CIO

bitterly

Dominican longshoremen as “serious blow’ to the planned boy cott of Dominican shipping.

NEW

Another

express

Oil

lower

Beth

lowed an anouncement by Gleason that he has negotiated a These regulations require that eontract for Santo Domingo’s a public hearing be held before 7,000 longshoremen with Amerieach guest house is established. can steamship lines serving the | Residents in the area will be

Dominican

Standard

Bendix

culture.”

The Planning Board’s regulation would allow the construction or conversion of buildings into guest houses in residential areas.

Thomas

Moreu

Puerto

tinct

Gleason.

blast by Atiles

were

“We want visitors not only to spend their money here but also to live with us,” Oliveras said. He discounted objections heard in some quarters of the island that stepping-up tourism will

ILA--Dominican Tie

and

apiece,

tate exchange of culture and ideas and would bring about more understanding.

has caught the island withsuficient hotel acommoda-

ism out

Thiokol

was up 3% at 42-3¢, and United Fruit, up % at 21-%. Anaconda was off a point on

for

sident, announced yesterday that an unexpected increase in tour-

3-34,

By JOHN MCKEE NEW YORK (®) — The stock market closed mixed yesterday. Even the major market indicators

Guest houses, he stressed, will also provide “a great opportunity

establishment‘

plan for increased of guest houses.

the Dominican

Mixed

Market

Stock

Planning Board Approves Increase In Guest Houses

(AP)—Closing

Dow

Jones

Open

Hig:

Low

606.22 140.76

612.74 14138

604.19 139.13

89.05

89.55

98851

201.65

203.34

200.53

averages:

Clese 607.48

Changes Off 0.14

139.86

Off 1.05

$8.87 Off 0.11 201.54 Off 0.38

39116

28

79 14

38

_ THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 10, 1960 EEE.

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XI IIDIIEHIGIGGE

GENERAL

you

TENDENCIES:

have

a day

when

Now

it is neces-

sary that you he as wise serpent and as harmless Dove

if

you

separations

to

upsets

long-time

avoid

21) This

every

Tell Water Boy Hands Off

x cxsaacicaccaenaaet

is one of those days

when

kind of unexpected

event |

the ‘occurs to ruffle your usual calm the manner and disturb your equilibri-

possible

that

can

detrimental

con-

ditions associated with them. Be sure you do give that calm, soft answer that turns away wrath. Otherwise much of the security you have so carefully built up can be shattered.

um:

Be

patient.

Read

the

DEAR

Good

showing

Don’t

or

labors

let this

hurt

of

his

you.

Be

own.

For

under-

tary show

changes

where

affairs are of jealousy

contempt

for

concerned, or anger

others

could

dire results. loved one.

P.

be

TAURUS

(April

It would to

\M. 20

through

a or

bring

kind

to

be the height

carry

mone-

to

May.

20)

of wisdom

with

promises

to all and = sundry, particularly partners, in business or private life.

Also,

kindly

act

of

chances

and

think

most

everyone.

Don’t

take

with

GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Exercise extreme caution in mo-

tion now or you can have a good

deal of irreparable damage. During the latter part of the day there is also the danger of health, or a coworker.

July

21)

You

are

harming Especial

(June

sorely

22 to

tempted

to leave established position in life and run off to what is unknown and untried, simply because you

are

tired

or

steadfast. Go have a little Relax. LEO

(July

vexed.

out fun

Remain

instead and inexpensively.

22 to. Aug.

21)

any

civic

Refrain

from

know

place

of

business

can

become

Care on the road will save much time then

and pain today. You can carry through with those

constructive plans working on. Too,

you have been take care you

do not irk others to the point of a fight. Keep calm, collected. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) You are

very

apt

to

invest

unwisely

today or lose your holdings through carelessness. Get your wits about you.

P.

M.

set up a better

Improve health treatments. SCORPIO

budget.

through

(Oct.

23

to

proper Nov.

21)

The slightest careless conversation can bring about a furious argument if you are not on guard. It is therefore important to maintain a calm and kindly attitude from morn till night. Drive your car

most

carefully,

SAGITTARIUS

long time If

Your

the

his

for

Is

Born

without

*

Are

and

I don’t

want

that

to

the

outsider,

I

=

you

*

&

tempted

The

instructor

has’ two

Today

is married

grandchildren.”

to smoke

necessary.

I’m

I can’t

ticklish,

HATS

impression

TODAY,

May

10

—

A

tea

at

by

4

of

you,

Gramps,

lina

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lected

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Eleanor

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1

p.m.

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-

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i

member

To bake with enriched

& Women

Thomes,

envelope.

famous

of their sorority at a luncheon in the Nereidas East Room of La

by the organization. Initiation ceremonies will also be held and the afternoon’s program will include recitations by Dr. Piri Fernandez Cerra de Lewis and songs

} MIAMI DRAPERY :

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A PLEASURE to prepare

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dishes

always come

out

perfect,

yourself thet there is no other flour like “GOLD

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HOUSEWIFE

FOR THE MODERN

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it tedoy

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Sen Juan

end

in

Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope.

and

5

Teil. 308

stamped

Puerto Rican born soprano. TODAY, May 10 — Members of Beta Sigma Chi International will make Dofia Felisa Rincon de Gautier, Mayor of San Juan, an

p.m. in the San Geronimo Room of the Hotel Caribe Hilton by the UMA (United Women of America) to honor Mrs. Ange-

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cents

coin and a large, self-addressed,

A $1.99 Value

and

sa,

enclosing

10

Weekly Calendar

And Many Other Items For Men

request

besides, others may get the wrong

LUGGAGE

PANAMA

Smoking,”

with

your

If

booklet,

‘This Sale Only

Duties & Taxes -on _A Complete Line of No.

“Teenage

Purchased

SAVE! ° SAVE!

CHANEL ARPEGE

does?

Landers’

4 YARD DRESS LENGTHS

Custom’s

SAMSONITE

be-

crowd Ann

Tues. May 10th - Wed. May 11th

and

tell my husband, because he’d go.right to the club director and start a major war. Please advise me.— A. B. C. DEAR -A.B.C.: The direct approach is best. Tell Water Boy the next time he gets too handy: “] know I'm a silly old woman, but I wish you wouldn’t put your hands on me unless it’s absolute-

ly

the for

DAYS ONLY

might

be labeled ‘a little off” because I’m rather plain looking in both face and figure, and definitely not the type men go for.

a

cause

A BELK-LINDSEY SPECIAL

to look

foolish. He could make a good ease for himself by claiming he must handle me to give proper instruction. And then I am aware

to come. Child

job

*®

advice. prescribed for a woman who is 20 years younger, divorced and alcoholic?

I’m reluctant to report him because I don’t wish to jeopardize

radical

happiness

tried

mo-

lessons.

be

He, or her, will inherit great brilliance of mind, but will éarly require proper training in the spiritual and ethical values in order to use God’s gifts properly. Otherwise there is a_ possibility that through some unpleasant influence efforts will be directed along the wrong channels. A very fine chart for politics, philosophy, writing, police work— any of the master professions, whether the child is male or female.

too.

(Nov.

making

true

If you

almost disastrous. Do not expect more of others than they are capable of giving. P. M. be kind to closest of kin. SMILE. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. '22)

may

changes you are contemplating or you lose valuable position and friendships of long standing. Remain steadfast and you win out

do not control that temper today a difficult situation at home or at

duties

boring today, see that you perform them accurately and_ establish your position in the community or with those irf real power. Later be sure your bills are paid. Have a high credit rating. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20)

and

reputation.

care saves the day. MOON CHILDREN

Although

I’ve

would

dicine,. prescribed for someone else would you? Well why take

success to learn to swim. This instructor is the best I’ve ever had. I hate to discontinue, the

ARIES (March 21 to April 19) standing and forgiving. Labor Do not gamble in any way with constructively. / securities or‘ promises made toAQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) day. Radical

years

that,

send >

too much familiari-

hands off me from the ment I enter the pool.

want

CONFIDENTIAL to NO HOPE LEFT: You wouldn’t take me-

ty? I find myself taking his

assistance or good graces of pals or associates today. Each has

wouldn’t

we?”

swimming instructor who is

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Tt is futile to depend upon the

troubles

What can a we

ANN:

woman who belongs to an exclusive club do about a

Book or _ great philosophers. Restore peace of soul.

Atm Oy Outten trina te

@

have

are

and

as as_

: Righter

Ann Landers Says

HAAR

What The Stars Foretell

:

|

PRINTS

. ..in a variety of unusually rich expensive-looking prints and pretty solids

SANTA

ROSA

BAYAMON

PLAZA

wt

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 10, 1960 ,

8

Mayor Tells Press Details. Qf Her Fowr-Day U.S. Visit NORY

Doha

Felisa

utier,

televised all over the her name went up in

SEGARRA

Mayor

Rincdn of San

de

Juan,

to form in New City and Newark, N. J.

vk ing

her

four-day

visit

in

t States. She was the busiest woman in both cities just as she is during a norm-

fn

By

the stadium's occasion.

2] working day here. Dofa Fela returned here Sunday and caljed a press conference at City Hall yesterday morning to relate some of the hight points of her trip.

ball

to

Foundling speaking at

benefit

the

Anna

ner

of

M.

Cross,

which Mrs. was another Newark

She

given

her

a

welcoming

cheek.

He

peck

proudly

oe

on

claimed

first time’ mayor.”

attended

hed

Holy

Communion Later she and their

was one of the most

“Being

in

such

ex-

of my life,” here in San

close

NEWARK, N. Y.—Mayor Leo P. Carlin, left, presents the keys to Newark KEY TO to Dota Felisa Rincon de Gautier, Mayor of San Juan, during her Stateside visit last

contact

with this group of women, rejected by society and often. forgotten even by their own kin gave me a lot to think about,” she said.

at

Citizen

the

:

the

“This

Eleanor Roosevelt guest speaker. Honorary

was

gave

citing experiences she told reporters Juan.

Commissio-

Y.,

5

also

N.Y.

for N.

the

The jackets of Yankee bail players were tucked around the Mayoress during the game to keep her warm and Casey. Stengel, the manager of the Yankees,

with the immates. spoke to the women relatives there.

hospital), included a meeting of the

Correction

for

Dofa Felisa spent part of Mother’s Day visiting women prisoners at Rikers Island, where she

Committee for the Rehabilitation of Women Prisoners, called by

scoreboard

that was “the ‘ever kissed a

Her tight schedule, besides a full round of must social activities (she was honor guest at one of the most plush affairs of the season, the “Night in San

Juan”

U.S. and lights, on

Next

status of |

Project

In

week.

In center is John

E. Farrell, brewery

head, who introduced the two, looks on.

ee

*

Mind

“J have decided that when I Newark, | honorary citizen of am through as Mayor here, I N.J., by Mayor Leo P. Carlin, will devote my life and energy and presented with a giant key toward forwarding a thorough to that city. She also met with program for the 40 U.S. labor Jeaders and enter- rehabilitation island’s social outcasts.” tained them at a luncheon and iciated at Ladies’ Day at YanShe said Puerto Ricans at the

kee

Stadium.

Just

prior

to

the

gala ball Friday night, she met with the 200 Puerto Ricans who work at the Sheraton East Hotel, where the affair took place. “Many of said, “asked of

the

them,’ Dofia Fela about. the progress

Sheraton

Hotel

built

in San Juan's

tion

and

sire

to

work

expressed

return

to

there.

blem

in

a

sec-

great

the

Their

return

being

Condado

de-

island main

pro-

be

hous-

ing, they said. Allof them

seem-

ed

hous-

interested

ing

in

ments

and ed

the

in

new

that

are

around

San

information

would

to

obtaining housing

deyelop-

springing

Juan

and

about

down

up

in

want: pay-

jail

talked

with

such

almost

to

her

in

emotion

Spanish

that

overcome.

she

They

was

kissed

her as if she were their mother. The same thing happened with the non-Spanish speaking prisoners, she said, many of whom told her that she reminded them of their own mothers.

It nal

was

an

exhausting

experience

defatigable

even

Dofia

emotio-

for

the

in-

Felisa,

but

as

she said, “one of the have ever had. What

greatest I I want to

start immediately,” she said, “is a civic committee here to be in

charge of looking after the children and relatives in need of women who are in our island jails. Also I want to set up a

workable

rehabilivation program

a7

TH REESOME—<Anna

DINNER

(AP

Photos

|for these women in jail so that ments and financing facilities.” ‘they will be able to start a new At Yankee Stadium life with the security of a job Her visit to Yankee Stadium and love when they come out last Saturday afternoon was,into the world again.”

——

Friday.

~

New

York

City Commissioner

of Correc-

STAR.)

es

‘

Cross,

Special To The

2

ib:

IN PROFILE—Angelica Federer, one of the many pret-

AMONG THE GUESTS—Gail Whitney chats with Earle Mack, her table companion at the Sheraton ball last

M.

tions; Harold M. Block, vice-president of the Sheraton Hotel Corp., and Dona Felisa discuss Puerto Rican affairs during the dinner at the gala benefit ball.

i

PAIR

OF

2 Fa

LOVELIES—Pretty

Mimi Vignos, right, stoops

ty guests at the ball Friday over to chat with Gail Guest at the “Night in San Juan” honoring San Juan’s Mayor, Dofia Felisa Rincén de Gau-

benefit ball for the N. Y. Foundling Hospital.

tier.

netted $10,000 for. the hospital.

one

of

the

most

plush

in recent

years

The affair

is said

to

have

TIL? SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 10, 1960

Tt Was A

9

Gala Affair In New York Last Frida

BS

THE

IN

Theo

LINE—Baron

RECEIVING

Von

benefit, left to right, were

Roth,

man

in the receiving line for last

EMrs. O, Roy Chalk, co-chairman of the ball; Robert D. L. | Friday’s “A Night in San Juan” ball to benefit the N. Y. MRS. HARRIET CEST ‘ROS—Came to the ball elGardiner, vice-chairman; Mrs. George F. Schrafft, vice- | Foundling Hospital. egantly clad as an aristochairman; and Mr. Chalk, one of the sponsors of the :

||

cratic

“

Puerto

another era.

Rican

lady

of

Ke

DISTINGUISHED cousin

of Puerto

ISLANDERS Rico’s

itan coloratura, Puerto ing

her

opera

gown

—

Governor,

Rican-born

from

the

Maria and

N.

Mufioz,

famous

Metropol-

Graciela Rivera,

“Barber

of

Seville,”

wearposed

at. Sheraton East Hotel ball. #

2

Fg

Mi

POSES

rn

ENJOYING THE BALL — Gracing the “Night in San |

;

'

‘

ee

3

Juan” ball and enjoying the tri-

bute to her sister, San Juan’s Mayoress, was Fini Rincon, Mrs. Clark Williams, center and Hope Hampton, left.

right.

She

is shown

with

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 10, 1960

10 Our

Man

in San

The

Oliveras Says He's Opposed To School Time For Religion

Juan

Night

They

Invented

Torture By Al Dinhofer

Who

says

Beverly

the

show

must

St. Lawrence,

go

on?

“Bless

vocalist-pianist

now

if

stence.

uals. question began plaguing when Beverly rehearsed

Chiroldes

television

show

all

Beverly

could

By A. Candido

think

I

tangled %

and

one

went

flying

and

off

yesterday,

a

the

moment

she

stepped

stage that evening, strange things began occurring.

onto

unscheduled

“First I noticed the lighting says. “Instead of a mellow pink

was off.” she light. I sang

my

and

first

song

under

a

white-hot

realizing

the

sound

one had opened nail and limped

“During remove the around the a

low

was

the top, through

Munoz

she the

all

was

in

the

not

he te

At

I

the

had

and

a

Was

wearing

“It's

tight

very

low

a

fitting,

black

with

high

ing

and one

stood

against

hand

and

“I she

the

a handful

had

to

hold

recalls.

“It

comes

What

piano

was

in

dress

very

right

mike the

Songstress

mouse—she

a

the

asked

tightly,”

She

off.”

of “Ebb

piano—like

meekly.

“Does

pin.”

“It

was

a

long

moment.

A

a

fellow

man

use it, 1 would murder myself.” Luckily, Condado Beach public Roy

Brown

was

in

the

room

relating to the public, borrowed and brought it to the stage.

ing

the

BSS

SSSA

g

By

CHUCK

NEW

pin,

Key Cobell, of Dallas, Tex. is enjoying a working vacation at the La Concha Hotel. Miss Cobell is editor of her own magazine in Dallas which is subscribed to by the city’s 2,000 elite citizens. In addition to her magazine she writes for several Texas papers, and while here will write about

former island, carpet

Texans

Maj.

Nurse Wall house

now

living

on

the

plus a story on the V’soske factory in Vega Baja. Phylis

Zimmer,

Army

Corps, and CWO James of Henry Barracks were guests at Casa Blanca (The

home of Gen. John McGee) as guests of Kathy McGee and- her grandmother, Mrs. Pratt... Emily Banks, ‘‘Miss Rheingold’ of 1960 ls on the island to film beer com-

Mercials. Lehr, Among

The

the

producer

first

is

Milton

nighters

at Jast

Thursday’s P. R. Theatre Festival play was Nathan Leopold... Pete Mire.

O'Higgins Rese O°

has his mether, Higgins, of Falls

Va.

several

in

the

New

house

days...The

guest

Reserve

fan club, asks

32

Of-

that

teenagers.

in the Antilles Command a

training

course

are being in

Mili-

tary Justice. Conducting the classes at Fort Brooke are Maj. Wil-

liam cate,

final

thus

tomato,”

applause

going.

that

he

will

also

revealed

that

take

the

last :

he

will

offering the new secretary’ the orientation that I can

bill

on

“all mo-

pu-

destly

the

Oliveras also promised that as secretary of education he will

offer.”

offer the press full cooperation. It was rumored -yesterday that Oliveras

be given.

is

pressing

to

take-his

present press officer,’ Sixto Toro along with him te his’ new Position.

appointment

and

Blade.

Nichols, Staff ist Lt. Wilson

and

rendition

entertaining

slightly inand began he

demanded

was

the

louder

take

:

Judge AdvoColberg, and

ist It. Michael Bennett. The Offieers Wives Club of Roosevelt Roads will hostess a luncheon May

I

, the Fiesta from here

“What

else

have

already

been

and Blade is an honorcomposed

largest

of

select-

scholastic the oldest

fraternities

in

the

CF™7hPF

5

which San dofa Felisa

yesterday

“all

his new

post

as secretary

of

cation. President Maria Arroyo

-du-

de Co-

lon said her organization will work wholeheartedly with Olive-

ras “on behalf of the of our people.” She

praised

Oliveras

education as an

of-

ficers

Puerto

Training

Corps.

Other

Rico

Planning

military fraternities, such as the Pershing Rifles, have also been

appointed last week

organized ly.

chez Hidalgo, who

at the University

recent-

Marin.

He.

Board,

was

to the education post by Gov. Luis Mufioz succeeds

Efrain

San-

resigned.

HAVANA —(AP)— President Osvaldo Dorticos announced yes-

Slated to accompany him are foreign minister. Raul Roa, labor

terday

minister

he

is leaving

May

we Z

22 on

a

from

15 to 20 days touring Argen-

tina,

Brazil,

Uruguay,

Venezuela

Auguste

BEST

Martinez

San-

chez, agriculture minister Pedro Miret, army chief Major Juan Almeida,

gio

air

Del

secretary

TODAY’S

mayor,

promised

ficial “high in the hierarchy of our goyernment, with a brilliant record of service” Oliveras, president of the

and Mexico.

at

Rico

the cooperation that may be necessary” to Candido’ Oliveras in

U. S. Membership is also restricted to advance ‘third and fourth year) students in the Army Reserve Of-

good will visit to five Latin American nations.

can

wwowowiInil

The Assn of Teachers of Puerte

Dorticos To Visit Latin Countries

than

a bow.

society

Dorticos said he expects to spend

Q DW

for|26

It’s a son, Frederick Michael, for Fred and Mary Jane Martin. Young Frederick was born at Rodriguez Army Hospital... Officers given

however,

He

time, .which

ed cadets with high records. It’ is one of

pick

nnnnn n nnn

1 plug actor Luis Alberto Martinez for the wonderful job he did over Channel 6 last Thursday, when-he portrayed the great Puerto Rican patriot, Luis Mufioz Rivera. She also informs me, her

boasts

she was

CUFF

ficers Beach Club will invite, as guests over Memorial Day Weekend, 30 orphans to honor Children’s Day. The youngsters are from the Deborah Home. Aida Rodriguez, president of

club

piano

Spanish.

SS NNW’

as

one of a TV

While

on it should be easy I lose?” she beams:

By Chuck

Church,

a subdued

down to piano.

Beverly, who will continue at Room through May 18, says that

OFF TH RNNNWOW’"EBEh [BSS 8FttFoO..0DW0wWwW

Scabbard

ary fraternity

“Everyone was throughly baffled includme,” Beverly says. “I continued through

“While

SMO

Z

did

I have ever: heard it, I didn’t think I just blushed.”

began

a safety

contem-

the second chorus of ‘Ebb Tide’ wishing waters would come up and drown me.

relations He

Tide.”

repeatedly

band came up with a Straight pin I can’t imagine where he got it. I was sure if 1 tried

to

then

snarling at a waiter. “IT wana fresh

have

in

Lawrence

the now-fascinated audience, a ebriated gent entered the club

trapped

anyone

St.

her wrist. She didn’t dare bend it up. She kicked it under the

other.

singing?

in strands.” Bolted against

Beverly

‘laid an egg’ on stage.

in

“Everything I Have Is Yours,” she says with a moan. “I was so nervous my hair began to melt and lose its shape It came streaming

down

in

meet with Dr. Efrain Sanchez Hidalgo, outgoing secretary of

from adequainstruction,

whose

selected. Scabbard

plates the Condado Beach Hotel’s famous front lawn Egg Plants, wondering if she

the glaraudience,

the

of dress

the

she

with

of

the

front

back.”

Feeling slightly exposed under’ lights, she backed away from the

impor-

pending

on the position “before days of this month.”

About 30 reserve officer cadets participated last Friday night at initiation ceremonies. Officers of

crepe-jersey

a

the

school

said is now far for effective

ciety

wan”

Beverly

ed,

ROTC cadets at the University of Puerto Rico are organizing a local chapter of the National So-

time

I felt a chill down my back. The moment I put my hand behind me, still singing, I wished I was dead. I realized my zipper had given

gown.

completes now

Scabbard And Blade Teachers Pledge Organized At U.P.R. Cooperation To New Secretary Oliveras

the

same

that

Oliveras,

no

he

the Planning Board. He did not disclose what they are. He add-

Olive-

for

Munoz contends, should after school hours.

broke her fingerrest of the tune.

audience.

right.

matters

in the House calloff from school

opposes

grounds

instruBefore

because

which

for religious instruction blic school children.

the next number,” she says, “I mike from the stand and walk tables. While singing I noticed

murmuring

feeling

muffled

during

a bill pending ing for time

blinding

sat down to play an a brand new piano.

until

Oliveras said Santhat he agreed with Gov. education. Mufioz Marin in opposing chez Hidalgo sent him a cable

said Luis

spot.” When Beverly mental, she found

tion tant

president of the Planning Board, the appointed head of education

the

and

the

yesteralloca-

by

ras acted in his present post as

She

agents.

From

Education

awaits. Senate approval, said he will not assume -his new posi-

tion of school time for religious instruction. Following a news conference

Her next number was a. medley of spiritWhile clapping her hands in rhythm her got

of

Governor, last week said day that he opposes the

figured

did three singing spots when the show was telecast, 7 to 8 p.m., and left with a headache. She tried to rest until showtime. 10:30 p.m.. but was interrupted by phone calls from friends

W. MALDONADO Oliveras, appointed

Secretary

“The applause was very loud. they can take it, so can I.”

bracelets

her last the Tony

from 2 to 7 p.m.

was

of saying.

appearing at the Condado Beach Hotel's Fiesta Room. wants to know. She feels she has some right to question the sanity of such persiThe Thursday

you,”

FROM

force

Valle Luis

chief

Major

and

presidential

Ser-

Bush.

EUROPE

nnn?

Juan’s lady Rincon, will

be the honored guest... Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Garry Wolf of Caparra Heights is Mrs. Wolf’s Moth-

er, Mrs.

Jack

Biener of Flushing,

N. Y. Mrs. Biener made her trip to Puerto Rico 17 years

first ago,

and has movies made of El Morro and out on the island. _ Frank

Vidal,

recently

named

re-

sident manager of Hotel La Concha, is

formerly

represented ternational

of

Miami

the

Hilton

as

Sales

Latin America area.

and

where

he

Hotels

In-

Manager

for

the :

Caribbean

Nasser To Visit Tito‘BELGRADE

(AP)—~

President

Nasser of the United Arab Republic will visit Yugoslavia in June on

was

invitation

of

announced

President

here

President Nasser gosiavia last in the 1958. -

Tito,

it

yesterday. visited Yusummer of

FRANCE

Herve

“We'd nute!”

5-10

be so happy

if you’d

come

in and sit down

a mi-

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EDITORIALS We

Feel ‘Much

Better

There was much excitement, and a fair amount ofsworry expressed by_our free world allies, over the announcement by Mr. Khrushchev the other day that

a United States flier had been “caught” on a reconnaissance

mission

deep

imside

Soviet

territory.

We

suspect that the gnashing of international teeth was attributable largely to fear that the Summit Conference would be undermined by the ill feelings created

in Russia by our “rash” act of espionage. We

feel

whole.

thing

allies

feel

much

better

and we

good

too.-

today,

have

however,

a strong

Secretary

of

about

the

hunch

that

our

State

Christian

; Herter said yesterday that our aerial reconnaissance over Communist territory is “extensive,” and that

' it has ‘been. going on. for some time.

It is comforting

. to know that we are doing our duty in this cold war by keeping informed of enemy moves through an es- _ pionage system which may be top notch, for all we

know.

-Mr. ‘Herter’s

statement

makes

us hope

that

we have been acquiring substantial information that could be invaluable to our security program. It is also teassuring to find out that the incident involving Mr. Francis G. Powers

was a bombshell to the

Russians. We may be wrong, but it séems to imply that the other pilots participating in the “extensive” reconnaissance referred to by Mr. Herter have been getting their jobs done without too much difficulty.

nee

enemy,

and

not indulging

in a mere

debate

MADLEMS

From Washington

over

ideologies, we will learn to accept such gratifying re-

Kennedy No- ‘Morning Glory, Regardless Of Today's Tally

velations as the ones provided by Mr. Khrushchev and Mr. Herter over the past few days. We cannot -ima-

gine anything more frightening than if we had been - told that the plane shot down was the “first” venture by our side to obtain information that might well mean the difference between nuclear attack, suddenly and finally for our side, or a continued breathing spell in which to carry on the battle for peace.

By William S. White WASHINGTON—Senator

If there is anything unfortunaté about the plane

nedy has now

emerged

John

F.

Ken-

as one of the Demo-

incident it is in our concern over the pilot’s welfare, and the possibility that our future reconnaissance ef-

cratic Party’s ers, whatever

forts may be more difficult.

candidacy—in the West - Virginia popularity — contest primary or beyond it. To an observer this is the most lasting impression from Kennedy’s television debate with his primary antagonist in West Virginia, Senator Hubert H. Humphrey.

Dead

On

A

Streetcorner

A man was crushed under the wheels of a truck yesterday morning in Santurce, a most horrible way to die. But what was more horrifying to a band of accorded

the

body

of the victim.

His body, was allowed to lie in the street for three

where

bodies

have

lain in the

street

yesterday

on a Santurce

kind

of

personal

be

one

of

his

biggest

handi-

demonstrated that he can conwell in cruel and punishing

situations.

It is not easy, after all, for any man to respond with habitually cheerful poise te the peculiar

kind

of question

that

Kennedy

alone

has had to answer over and over again: about

your

religion

(as

a

And

he

has

proved

to

an

old

and

trary

“What

Catholie)?”

beyond

fairly

doubt,

wide

con-

public

im-

man

prizes

the

overly

robust

tub-thumper,

well.

Sports

writers

who

long

have

up

under

the

pressures

of

the

summer.

years

watching

the

batting

form

of politicians.

Rightly or not, he offers himself as a reasoncompetent ctifie in this specialized field. And his verdict, for what it may be. worth, is that

Kennedy

has

turned

into

a real

money

hitter as a political speaker—a man_ capable of hitting the ball when and where it counts. This Kenmedy—and agaim regardless of where his present candidacy may end—is no morning -giory. That is for sure. The

harsh

necessities

of

the

campaign

* through the valleys and over the bleak and brooding hills there have rubbed off Ken©

te

longer

This correspondent has spent a good many

A of

streetcorner.

a

used

pression, that this is net nice boy with wind-

fold

for

man should not tolerate such an affront to that dignity as occurred

into

covered major league baseball rightly regard themselves as able to tell a real “nioney” hitter from what they used to call a ‘“morning-glory.” This was a fellow who would smack the ball heartily in the springtime but would

anyway.

But something should be done, and quickly. government so steeped in maintaining the dignity

developed

which

caps, He has trol himself

low-pressure nen-orator who ought to go a long way in modern politics, for polities no

extremelly

even a longer time— the procedure breaks dewn because of the inaccessibility of the district attorney or his representative. Certainly something. should be done to prevent such a situation from recurring ; perhaps a stand-by arrangement, where someone is always on duty, always accessible; perhaps an expansion of the district attorney’s department, which is notoriously - under-

staffed

has

the flag-waver, the eagle screamer, the man of a hundred purple phrases and thousands of wildly tumbling words. ; Easy does it with Kennedy—and does it

hours and 20 minutes while an assistant district attorney was sought. The law provides that the permission of the district attorney’s office must be obtained before a body can be moved. This is no doubt a legal procedure arrived at through trial and error by authorities through the years and perhaps in most instances it is all -for the hest. But in an instance such as yesterday’s —and other

instances

most effective campaign speakmay happen to his presidential

Kennedy

bystanders at the scene of the accident was the indifference

Orwo St. Lovie foct-Dispate

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As soon as we realize that we are fighting a dangerous

es

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face

forever

that

look

of

undue

youth

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hair. able

This

to

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to the voters

and blessings from actually attainable

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and

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also

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are

All this is not to say that Senator Humphrey has looked either inept or irresponsible, considering the advanced liberal views he holds. It is not to say that Kennedy necessarily

ought

to

win,

either

West

Virginia

or

the nomination itself. It is not to say that there has been no rough in-fighting by the Kennedy people, as by the Humphrey people. that

It is only to say, in ordinary fairness, young Jack Kennedy has grown up, as-

suming he needed to grow up, through these urgent and bitter weeks in West Virginia. His

opposition

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“on to

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feller, heading for the main room. “I’m afraid I’m late and I want my wife up.”

to notice

that

I’ve

shown

DRAMA NOTE: Anthony Perkins, starring. in Frank Loesser’s musical, ‘“‘Greenwillow,” also stars

in Alfred Hitchcock’s pense film, ‘'Psycho.” sing

what

he. learned

new susIn discusfrom

them

Perkins said: ‘From Loesser I learned that loud .is good: from Hitchcock, scared is good.” ART NOTE: Robert Siodmak, the film director, was walking with a child who noticed, on the roadway,

age, Herman “My = Fair

attended of the

he said, ‘‘but speaking English and understanding jokes are two dif-

a

pool

with

its

of

gasoline

leak-

multi-colored

flections. ‘‘Look,” said “a dead rainbow.”

the

re‘child,

@

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Presenting IRMA

biographical,

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LYONS

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Jen

STEAK HOUSE and COCKTAIL LOUNGE

boy,

on the in which

he is actually not creating, but recreating his past, and creating might not even be the work of the artist, but of the inventor.”

associated

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understanding

or their experiences,

he

a European

Fong

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James

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de Carlo

without

is described by Dr. Rappaport as Chaplin’s own escape from the mother image. He explained: “All of Chaplin’s films are

Merrill resumed with Bette Davis in their Carl Sandburg readings. Lilli Palmer will do ”Counter-

itself

was covered with a tarpaulin with a “Do Not Open Until November” sign. Problems may arise with the San Francisco location. The story tells of a June wedding, and the bay area won’t look like

elders

Chaplin’s twist meets girl theme—

grim humor, if we know

Fred

Reynolds

said.

that Charlie was earning a living for his mother and himself by the time he was seven, Dr. Rappaport said. “Being in his father’s shoes

told

Shavelson and Jack Rose, ‘The Five Pennies.” Norman Krasna won the Laurel award for outstanding achievement through the years. lor

and

drinking which with death.”

banquet:

American

too,” Dr. Rappaport

lovable

CHAPLIN

shoes,

but also with

drama

Writers

father’s

becomes

screen writHackett and are winners

American

the

12th

“Some

Dedry-

in November.

CHARLES

Best American comedy: I. A. Diamond and Billy Wilder,

L.

return.”

mansion

pants,

Diary of Anne Frank.” Other awards at the

mansion on the Paramount: lot. The exterior part of it had to be ing

by

America

ori-

because the Fire complained of the

the

award

company had built a big set of a San Francisco

removed partment

(AP)

husband ing team Frances

mother

he is not only forgiven for his aggression, but becomes even

past affect created of

in baggy

identity

depreciated father to riwithout punishment, the

their world

Chaplin’s roles he

the

of the dicule,

the

"Anne Frank’ Scripfers Win Writers’ Award

do so, we had to catalogue and seal away 3,300 pieces of furniture, props and hand _ props, just as the Navy mothballs its ships. Everything is locked up, so that no other film or TV company will be able to use

things

next

again.

tramp

assuming

coby

the infant’s lack of body control. “Further, by emphasizing the naivete of the child who imitates

and

the

oversize shoes, derby and cane? “Taking another look at Charlie’s costume, we see a child playing a grownup, a child in

the

assured too.

that

returned

of

them

a clumsy

don't drop dead, get fat or pregnant in the meantime.” The actors were cautioned against such indiscretions. All Insured Just in case something does go awry, Perlberg-Seaton has insured them all. Their individual lives were not insured, but the amount it would take to replace their footage. Total cost of the film so far — its 75 per cent done— is $1.700.000. Thus the loss of an actor who appeared in most of the scenes could cost the insurance companies almost the whole

to spend

let him.”

“At the same time, by also representing an infant, he seduces the audience to laugh at

Psychoanalytic

mother

had

“He but

“The core of the grotesque mic lies in Charlie’s capacity

the

early summer

®

his feet won’t

years in an orphanage until recovered and was able to

could

Chaplin

character with these words: is forever seeking romance,

two she

first

said

—Charlie Chaplin, comic tramp of the movies, found the secret to laughter in his own upset childhood, a psychoanalyst says.

Company’ and resume at the earliest possible date. We talked to

the

Rappaport

himself had interpreted his film

(AP)

sons

and

Pleasure

Dr.

N. J.

her

cast

‘The

BARBOUR CITY,

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these

Color

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production

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no

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amount.

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Ext 72 REAL

HOUSES

ESTATE

FURNISHED INVESTING

or

SPECULATING?

realtor, lawyer, government and staff are yours. Pictures, description of scores beach front property,

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plus near

specialist complete

islands and investment property. : ALLEN FRANCISCUS REALTORS AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn and Ashford Avenue, 279

Condado

3-3506,

3-6775.

has Inc., sale for

REALTY, and lots

write

Box

729.

San

rooms,

3

APARTMENT,

room,

maid’s

quarters,

bathrooms,

living-dining, terraces,

ele-

vator, incinerator, terrazo floors. Condominium Santa Rita, McLeary Corner Kings Court. For information, Investment 6609.

Service Santurce.

1520

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and

FOR

FURNISHED

ment for One block

Box

516

APARTMENTS NEWLY

3-3550,

RENT

efficiency

Santurce.

center,

Call

in

2-9458

the

after

apart-

heart

5

of

PM.

1527

514

UNFURNISHED rooms, $90. per

APARTMENT, 3 bed1533 Central month. Avenue, Caparra Heights. For . information Call 8-1124 or get the key at Pagan. 1430 Centra! Avenue, Dr 1526 516

FURNISHED, SCREENED, studio apartment (18’,x 22’), bath, kitchen, airconditioned, heater, refrigerator. Utilities and linen included. Residential section close to beach. Rent daily, weekly

or

monthly.

Call

2-4767

after

7 PM 1469

512

CONDOMINIUM

SAN

RAFAEL

—

Lagoon and Ave. Norte, 3 furnished apartment, just Equipped kitchen, linen cluded. Call days 2-5069.

facing

bedroom finished.

and After

FloralPark.

china _in3, 2-0795.

1495

512

RENT

HOUSES

Rio Piedras -— 3 VILLA CAPRI G-61, one bidet, kitchen bedrooms, 2 baths, with double sink. Iron _ grillwork, screens. Carport. Planted with fruit

GARDEN separate

trees. Loiza-

square

$150. 1810,

Information Santurce.

Loiza

servant’s

kitchen with cabinet, Screened, fenced, all

Roma

Street

15,

2

Ext.

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

8-1084,

Caparra.

until

5

ONE

p.m.

1450

office

1451

510

310

3-3788.

511

BALDRICH SECTION. — Available June 1, furnished modern three bedroom home. Family away one year. All conveniences. Two baths plus lJaundry-bath. One bedroom air-conditioned. 2 screened. Cali Mr. Hamill, 6-2357, office hours. Will sacrifice 1958 Taunus 17M Deluxe. 1480 512

Three bedmain plaza. cars. 80 or

$12

HOUSES

FOR

FOREST HILLS, first section. 3 ample bedrooms with double closets, water heater, screens, all facilities. 725 sa. meter lot, two car parking. Must sell before May 30. $6500 down, balance FHA $8500. $83. monthly. 2nd. St. No. 291. Tel. 986 Red, Bayamon. Come,

PM.

see

Saturdays

and

Sundays

all

day.

1517?

6-7552.

AT

84

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For

information

call

2-5425 or personally at No. 4, Santurce, PR.

telephone

Yardley

UF

COMFORTABLE

FURNISHED

and

offer.

814 BUCARE

DEVELOPMENT

-

screened

bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations.

immediate occupancy Functional Builders offers its “‘Caribaire’ home at 16 Diamante Street and its “Buccaneer” home on 19 Onix Street: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, equipred kitchen, 2-car carport, liberal mortgage; homes opened by appointment only, Call Arturo Saldafia, Tel. 2-2768. 1491 524

UEBANIZACION

SAN

PATRICIO

—

FURNISHED RESIDENCE near beach (first floor), 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, parior, dining room, kitchen, pantry, 8 closets, air conditioned. garage for

Spacious 11 room house on 6,000 meter let. Many shade and fruit trees. Large kitchen and pantry, livingroom, diningroom, breakfast room, barroom, airconditioned library. powder room and large foyer on first. 4 large airconditioned bedrooms, plus spare room, 3 baths, 10 cedar lined closets. 3 large porches, double garage and carport. Separate servants’ quarters and laundry, 3 rooms, 2 baths. 40’x20’ filtered

2

pool.

1410

Salvador.

Prat,

Santurce.

96

OF

cars:

Carport,

2-9682. 1473

servant’s

quarters.

Tel.

511

Lighted

8-1168.

tennis

court.

bedroom house, and diningroom

2 car

For

two

kitchen.

Company,

girls

to

AVAILABLE conditioned, with linen water and Ppancy.

facilities. oo

Call Box

6609

$75,000.

1507

514

Condado

a

with

con-

de

Leon.

San-

section,

from Atlantic Beach ing. $110 monthly, References required.

OFFICE

Stop

SPACE

15,

at

560

building

SQ.

FT.

—

OFFICE

St.,

BUILDING

—

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. All inluded in rental fee. Call Cabrer,. telephone 2-0515 or 3-0882. 1485 512 2200 SQUARE FEET office space, in new building on Ponce de Leén Avenue, Stop 23. Ample parking. Telephone Parker Realtor, office 3-3788. . 510

WANTED WANTED tinental

TO

BUY

FURNITURE family

just

&

CAR.

arrived

Con-

wishes

new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social Security Building, Ponce de Leon 804, 4th Floor, Apartment 401-402, Mrs.

Vega 1174

3-6769.

UF

1158 MAGDALENA Newly decorated

-— and

Suite Apartment. furnished, with

large living and diningroom, airconditioned bedroom for two, kitchen and private bath. Located in Condado seetion one block from La Concha Hotel. Private

Call

entrance.

Celeste

Todd,

Daily

&

weekly

telephone

rates.

2-1356.

1471

HOUSE —1017 Ashford = Condado ocean front. Private stairway to beach. New, informal. Sun terrace facing sea. Spacious, modern airconditioned rooms. SPECIAL SUMMER $14 — $18 daily, double, incomplete breakfast. Call ISLAND

79.

ASHFORD HOUSE w Guest House. 1120-1122. Ashford Avenue, Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid All

screened.

Hot

with air conditioning. Best residential section, Beach Special

arrangements

for

water.

Some

hotel and facilities.

couples

travel

ing together. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels, Personal Guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 2-7927. Mrs. Annie De Mauret, Manager AUNT family served. 600

JENNY’S: Guest House with a atmosphere. Delicious meals 1350 McCleary Ave. Tel 3-6802. oF

MARIGALANTE

—

PARQUE

159, Phone

2-3056. Beautifully decorated, airconditioned rooms, each with private bath, het and cold water. Terraces, garden, Near beach and business sectors. Summer

rates.

treras, 1490

Manager,

Margarita

de

JUAN

GUEST

MOUSE:

Enjoy

and

one

minute

from

LA

PROVIDENCIA

beach.

Court, corner of MecLeary. Caribbean Tourist Association. 3-1317. 702

Parque

153,

GUEST

Near

17

Carrion

Member Telephone UF

HOUSE

beaches,

restaurants,

theatres, busses. Sun terrace, all conditioned rooms. Cooking facilities. information, phone 2-9352 Box 12384 Loiza Station,

—-

or write Santurce.

airFor to

9

AM

to

4

PM

only.

APARTMENT,

ing of at least three two baths, immediate sired. Telephone &-0775.

Con-

UF

CONCEPT

tions.

With

the

in

tourist

rental

of

accomodaone

of

our

excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day loan 5f a car for your sightseeing, nite club visiting, etc. Call 2-0486 anytime. 1475

UF

COLONIAL GUEST HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Single and double accommodations with private bath, some air conditioned. Rates from Cruthirds, 2-3994.

$4.

single.

955 CONDADO

Mrs.

UF GUEST

HOUSE,

Condado

606, Stop 17. 2 blocks La Concha and beach, Apartment, double airconditioned, livingroom with sofa bed, bath, hot water, terrace, private entrance. $9, daily, less per week. Marchand, 2-6178, 61

THE DUFFY'S have remodeled charming, old beach home, now offer rooms, ali with private bath, some with private patio, some air conditioned. One minute to beach and bus, From $7.50 single, $10. double. All rates include complete breakfast. Isla Verde Road, near San Juan Intercontinental. Call 9-0144, 9-0532.

382

GUEST HOUSE — with private bath,

oF

Taft 53. Each airconditioned,

hot and cold water, independent entrance $15. double, $12. single. Special rates by

773

the

and

NEW

2-3196. 1374

TAFT room

month.

2-0887

BLANCHE

single

air

or

2-2206.

HOTEL

rooms

BUILDING,

rooms

with

bath. Near beach. Sun terraces, 77 Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Vicente Juli4, Tele phone 3-2936, 402 UF

and de510

with

FOR

SALE

easily

converted

private

bath.

Solid

to

with

the

2-6267.

1159

510

HOTEL

LUQUILLO

—

oCEAN

VIEW

RESTAURANT. On the ocean. Double rooms.$7 3 minutes from the famous = of Luquillo. Puerto Rican and tinental food. Luquillo, P.R. HILS BEACH HOUSE directly the beach. Roll out of bed into

Airconditioning

becue 1384

at

your

disposal.

1850

SUBURBAN

ming

pools.

good

HOMES

Prices

financing.

-

as

Atlantic, UF

with

low

lots

as

.

of

$21,000

CITY RESIDENCES —in _ convenient locations near schools, shopping and public transportation. Choose from fine listings in Baldrich, Ocean Park, Roosevelt, Parkside, San Patricio and other fine urban neighborhoods. Prices from

and

for

all

F.H.A.

types

of

34

SALE

CUSTOM room, 2

OR

BUILT bath

shopping

TRADE

modern three home, Cupey,

center,

Rio

Piedras.

FOR

SALE

bednear

Built-in

bar, terraces. Screened, landscaped. Excelent finaneing. $22,000. Miss Weiner 3-8400. 6L 1382

LOTS

ONE ACRE with concrete house almost completed, Paved road around jot. Close to El Comandante Racetrack. itiful ul panoramic view, on hill, 10 minutes drive to Rio Piedras and International Airport. Leaving for the States. Telephone 6-3177, 7-2726, or Box 666, Rio Piedras. 514 1525 —-

ST.-KITTS

—- _

Beachfront

Hotel, excellent

condition, for sale.

1,000

acres

miscellaneous

some

plantations.

of

all

suitable

Also

property, hotel

or

cottage colonies. On beaches, roads — some near airport. Write Simmons, Betances 265, Santurce, P. R., or Duncan, oo

165,

-St.

Kitts,

B.W.I.

524

LOST

&

FOUND

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 Rio 1515

Concordia

Piedras.

150,

Urbanizacion

Reward.

Valencia.

5ul

BUILDING SITES — for the custom home you have planned so long! See our first rate lots im Bucaré, Cupey Gardens Monatillo, Monterey and Santa Maria. Prices begin at $2.00 per meter.

INVESTMENTS development

Robert

or

for

speculative

Tschudin,

3-5315

holding.

*

‘Realtor

TELS.

immediate

Hato Rey condominio site for seventy two apartment units 2,500 meters at less than $25.00 per meter. Thirty acres with half mile frontage on protected beach and. major highway at $4000 per acre. Accessible and ready for motel, marina or recreational development. 1503

$19,500.

on the

3-2331.

offered

cons-

CASCADE

at

arranged

FOR

at

space and assured privacy. Choice offerings now available in San Francisco, Santa Maria, Bucaré, Romany, Garden Hills! All with more than quarter acre of Jand; some with swim-

HOUSE

IMPROVEMENT

1115

consist-

bedrooms occupancy

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 GUESr

each

Real Estate Corner

Double

beach, in the city. No.6 Elena St, Ocean Park Santurce. Efficiency apartments -_ suites rooms aire conditioned. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. C.A, Rivera, Manager. Telephone

ft.

ART SCHOOLS truction. Plans approved, permits granted. Heart of most valuable SanPATTY PEASE School of Painting. Dayturce secton. on Ponce de Leén Avenue. time classes in portrait, landscape, and Restaurant on ground floor in operaRegister now— leave part | still life. $10. a month. tion, 10 year lease. Will limited to 5 students per class. Teleopportunity. mortgage. Outstanding phone 2-8927 for further information. Write Box 6204, Santurce., 1265 & $10 1318

OF

Guest House.

conditioned

BUILDINGS 24

sq.

of

Hato

511

CONDOMINIUM

SAN ANTONIO GUEST HOUSE - One Tapia Street. Ocean Park, San Juan. Rooms with private bath, airconditioned. 5 minutes from Airport. Beautiful swimming beach. Good restaurants within walking distance. Breakfast served. 3.0834.

MAISON

1251 69

service.

SAN

to

purchase for cash complete household furniture and applianars. Also medium sized 1958-9 car. Please phone Liddy, 501

floor

Quisque-

Road,

15,000

PRICES

NEVIS

1493

breakfast and drinks on your private terrace in delightful continental-run guest house close to ““Under The Trees”,

BEST

309

1439

171

alterations, additions and improvements to your house and premises. “Pico Inc” Tel. 2-3013 Ext 211, Box 14203. Santurce.

Clean,

Santurce.

at

Carpenter

Approximately

financing

clear, well ventilated. New building in heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 450 SQ. FT. office complete with air conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fenced doors and windows. Roosevelt and De Diego Aves., Puerto Nuevo. Call Reyes, 8-0270. z 10 1499 CABRER

second

building

near

HOME

where

SPACE.

modern

RENT

and

Carports COMPARE THESE VALUES: $995; $595; Extra rooms (12’ x 12’) Porches, bathrooms, etc., at similar low prices. We handle plans. Low FHA interest (4-1|2%). No down payment. Universal Home Improvement Corp., 7-2092, 2-3013 Ext. 204. 610 1487

offices of Toro-Ferrer, Architects are located. Preference given to professional or to factory representative dealing in construction- materials. For information call 2-5410 or 3-1186. 1477 511 1400

write ‘4

1500 SQ. FT. office space available, Stop 20, Santuree. Centrally located. Airconditioned. Parking, private sanitary installations, seven divisions of different sizes, flourescent lamps. Rent reasonable, established by Rent Control Board of Puerto Rico. Third floor. Telephone available. New. building, screened. Located Hipodromo 652. For information, Centro Tecnico Esteva, telephone 2-5856. 1437 510

across

Monserrate

in

or

floor; first floor suitable for stores, machinery, warehouse, hardware distributor, supermarket, ete. For information call 3-4448 or 3-3991 or apply on premises. 1506 514

SPACE

Santurce,

FOR

first

Avenue

Rey.

AIRCONDITIONED, SCREENED nice room in Condado section, one block from La Concha and beach. Private bath. Rent $10. daily, double, single a included. Garage. 3-6227. 1. 510

OFFICE

BENT

new

ya

Hotel. No cookatilities included. Phone 2-1389. 510

1481

2-3391,

Gue st Hou SCS ANTILLES GUEST HOUSE, in lovely Miramar, with nice ocean view. Near Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool,

SPACE FOR

live

Bayamon 1136. 37, Bayamon.

61

— INDEPENDENT, airfurnished screened room, seryice, bath, closet, hot refrigerator. Single occu-

Best

need

In-

1277

Box

RENT

Ponce

States,

Fully

516

on

RENT

from

modern apartment or hous or near vicinity. 3 bedrooms, livingroom, screened, other

information,

FOR

couple

carport.

TO

FAMILY

furnished Santurce kitchen,

For

THREE BEDROOM house, near Metropolitan Shopping Center. With screens, yard all fenced. Under FHA plan 8 months. Monthly payments $60.00 Information JN-22B Caparra Terrace. 1482 512

Place

1378

it

3

MOVING

turce. Kitchen privileges and use of the house. Large terrace overlooking city. $15. weekly, $50 monthly. 3-1016. 1528 516

SALE

FOR RENT on June Ist, with option to buy, residence at Km. 19 concrete State Road No. 1, Rio Piedras to Caguas: Living and dining rooms, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, built-in-stove, mahogany cabinets, pantry, mahogany closets. Glass enclosed terrace and 2 open terraces. Located on 2-1/2 acres. May be seen on week days after 5:30 For further information during working hours call 2-4930: After 5:30 PM call

OR

WANTED

SALE

equipped

lot.

Service 3-3550.

tinental

GARDEN HILLS — One of the finest 3 bedroom homes in Garden Hill. All terrazo floor, beautiful kitchen and large patio. Excellent location. Available in three week. Telephone Parker Realtor,

fully

ROOMS

car carport. concrete yard.

Villa

quarters.

meter

vestment Santurce, 1521

512

FOR

HILLS —livingroom

landscaped,

Shop,

3. BEDROOMS, BATH, _living-diningroom, terrace, maid’s quarters with bath,

Betan-

1379

single or double occupancy from transportation facilities

shopping

information,

1479

bedplay-

4

For

FOR

1486

fur-

Just remodeled. Place for two Monthly rental $110. Inf. Salud Box 224, Ponce.

325

PENTHOUSE

fully

PONCE — Second story: room house, two blocks

of Santurce. Loiza St.1505. beParque and De Diego. Telephone

2-1084. 1311

House

SECTON:

monthly.

ces 20, 1500

SALE

EIGHT APARTMENTS in Condominium, residential, office and commercial, starting at $14,000. First Federal financing, balance easy terms. In the

heart tween

per 332,

312

$125

FOR

$500. Box

screened COMFORTABLY, FULLY house: livingroom, diningroom. 3 bedrooms with closets, hot water, gas stove, garage. Close to school, church, grocery store and drugstore. Nice neighborhood. One year lease. Rent

69

APARTMENTS

years’ lease. H. Madera, X

1524

Roosevelt.

1472

bedrooms

from La _ Coneha. nished, two blocks porches, 3 Living-diningroom, 3 large and maid’s bedrooms, garage, laundry Benitez, 2-2378, 3-0122. quarters. Clotilde

Franeisco, Santa Maria, San Patricio, Garden Hills, Villa Caparra, Bucaré Baldrich, Hyde Park, Hato Rey, Santurce, Rio Piedras. Payment facilities. Money available for first mortgages. Investment properties. Call us. 2-0911 or

3

316

CONDADO

listings —

RESIDENCE,

1530

UF

CINTRON of houses

HOUSES

RENT

servant’s quarters, on beach front San Juan Intercontinental Hotel.

One or two month. 9-0382. San Juan.

of houses for sale, ocean front farms

FOR

3-6535

=

GELP

BUSINESS

WANTED

OPPORTUNITIES

FURNITURE

{

3BM

reports.

Electrie,

D-4, 1231

Muriel

1120 oa

Ave.,

Eddy.

Apt.

|

BOOKKEEPING

12 years of a

Ext.

Miss

2-1871 1291

61,

and

phone 3-8400,

Longfellow. UF

WANTED

“SPORTS

&

Fdz.

Juncos,

trade.

FOREIGN

After

person

ca-

bandstand, conditioned. ie: avente. Stop 26

7:30

PM.

PROPERTY

Excellent

for

‘location,

sale

Rents

$10

EMPLOYMENT

AGENCIES

Ex

TO EMPLOYERS: We can _ provide you, at absolutely NO COST, with the best personnel in the line of Executives, Accountants, Bookkeepers, Typists, Receptionists, and all sorts of office

personnel,

which

has

been

or

7

by a responsible and competent firm. Just call Borinquen Employment Agency, Telephone 3-0391, bet 10:30 AM an@ 5:00 PM.

.

POOLS,

$14

478.

E

2-0000

Buch

au

WOW — in Puerto

AUTO

rt; 11%.

For

610

1936

BUICK

ROADMASTER,

1958 FORD retractable hard-top. Automatic transmission, power steering, radio, &84 Avenue, Apartment 1-B, after 4 PM. 1513 $11

best offer.

514

COLLEGE

GRADUATE,

29,

available for immediate with management and perience.

Ex-Army

bilingual,

position. B.B.A. supervisory ex-

officer.

No

objection

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

Juan

1518

512

CONTINENTAL, 32 permanent resident, 64 years Puerto Rico, -seeks position ef plant manager. Experience, 5-1|2 years plant manager, experience Tool and Die, Production, Assembly, Packaging, Maintenance, Office. Box 1368, Ponce.

w4t4

64

HELP WANTED — FEMALE SECRETARY-STENOGRAPHEES: We

have openings for expert bilingual secretary-stenographers. Apply in person to Borinquen Employment Agency, San Francisco 361, San Juan. 1509

513

English.

wil

be

resumé

Salary

open.

notified

of

for

Suitable

education

and

Make

experience

to Claim and Loss Dept., Company of North America, Hato Rey. 1478

Insurance Box 666, 510

MALE

SALES. REPRESENTATIVE’S

best

offers.

o

This

vake

Sas ness,

much

position Mae

position procedures,

wemiees “excehes

aus to

Gavia less above

nant

average

your

pete,

any

tT

Je

high

:

1959 TWO automatic 1465

DOOR Chevroier shift, Call 8-1079.

AUTO

Station,

very

express

venio Cas

Santurce,

P.

MECHANIO

—

Man

510

R.

experienced

UF excellent

job

for

you

ee

ee

ee

REPRODUCTIONS - Baker, Union

Na-

(Front

of Post

Office)

6-3027.

511

DRESS

free

listings

-

rubber

bunks; with

ALTERATIONS and _ fine work. ‘““Marisa’s”, 1020 Ash-

Ave.,

Condado.

Telephone

2-4122.

of

Eastham,

2-5355.

1512

611

BRMES

TO

BE:

Latest

style

beauti-

ful wedding gowns, bridesmaid’s dresses,

cocktail party and date dresses, sold at best prices available. Will make appointments evenings and Saturdays. Phone Memi Méndez, 6-3439. 1423 6&6

Certified

MOVE

me,

water

root dirty? pressure

call 6-5132 or 430 Verde,

and

paint-

Bayamén,

UFr

PLUMBING

CONTRACTORS ZA

ROSA

OFOLA

service Ave.,

& supply. Hato Rey.

titc., Plumbing

Ponce

de

Leén

Contractors U: El

Tel 422

2502

CESSNA

=

FOR 170B,

Master

Watch

Laurel 2-8160.

2413,

and

Punta

PAN

Van

TV

—

for

JN-22B,

Caparra

(springs

and

service —- tuning Salvador A. Nin, Leon. Telephone

pins)

SALES

CLASSES

IDIOMAS

— ConversaFrench, Engday and night. Cal] 2-3542. de Leén Avenue. Second 19, Santurce. 68

47 Bergen Street

Brooklyn 1,

Ter-

TV,

guarantee,

10

Evening PM 6-4230.

&

RADIO

TELEVISION,

-

ELECTRONICS

radio

LABS

or

Hi-Fi.

service.

Cail

San Agustin

Stateside-trained

Pta Tierra, P.R.

UF

Oxford Dons Profest Match With So. Africans

RENTAL

RADIOS, for rent im your

own home. Same service giv

— repairs Inc., 1460 2-4358.

hospitals, for years. Call 3-0 deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per mon a Service.

OXFORD,

6 3)4,

$7.25|M.

$11 Me Telephone on printed Established printers since

execu

typewriter,

Business

3-9172 for material.

The nals. h Ponce.

Mlsase call. Rakinl Pests. 40000.

perience.

Price of plane includes legal fees of services for homes, business and farms. Preventive treat incorporation and license for nonflying Services guaran ‘members. Interested clubs or individuals ment against termites. 20 years ¢x:

¥

op

—A

fessors, signed a letter to the secretary of the University Cricket Club expressing “deep concern over the match.

table, chairs, photocopy.

LA EXTERMINADORA (Commonwealth Pest Controj Services) Control of insects, rats and fumigation

(AP)

The group, including three pre-

3

Verifax

England

group of 56 university dons de clared yesterday that this week’s cricket game between Oxford University and the South Afrieans “can only serve to condone the practise of racial descrimination in sport.”

LETTERHEADS, ENVELOPES, Snapout Forms, etc. Letterheads 8 1/2 x A $9.25|M. —_ No. 10, $8.60|M.

311 177

DE

lish. Classes 1355 Ponce Floor. Stop 1457

& SERVICE

make

day

510

7-0292.

FORWARDING

Lines

Also service for people without Cali 23013 San Juan, 25060

1037

condi-

refri-

51@

UF

any

Ninety

tion. New paint. upholstery. windshield. Radie-compass two way. radio gyro instruments. Desire to form flying club.

L

National

AMERICAN

repair

SALE perfect

Norge

BOB WILCHEK Television Sérvice Over 10 years experience is behind the best in T. V. sevice and repair on receivers of any make or model. Al) work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268. 9 UF

613

AIRCRAFT

Agents

2-2374.

new, retermites,

S@ator Royal

FREIGHT

{NSTITUTO

&

Co-

your

SPANISH LESSONS for Continentals, by college graduate. Private lessons. 123 De Diego, Stop 22, Santurce. (Near across from Pueblo | Supermarkets Tel. 2-9842. 512

=

mandante, Extensién El Comandante, Vista Mar, Muficoz Rivera, Ponce de

ail

ng belongings.

T.V.

race.

cards,

repairs

YOUR

PIANOS — For rent. for sale, built, tropicalized against

at

Envelopes No.

on

LANGUAGE

Use the best

PRINTING

@ so, for expert cleaning

SHOP

Maritimos.

Sacrifice

PIANO

rust

SERVICE

1344

OF

sale.

against

AIR

MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We do all types of moving, no matter ff it be large or small. Moderate prices. Muebleria Torres, Fernandez Juncos a eh Se. Le SEL

technici 9 AM to 1136

guaranteed —- moving. Ponce de 1373

going to move?

278

64

ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING high

YOU

R<PAIRS

1483

~ BRIDAL GOWNS

EQUIPMENT

REPAIR

SERVICE

UF

Z

See

Shepherd 510

CLEANERS

927

$55.00.

513

Germ: an

AIR SHIPMENTS Internationally and locally. Personalized Service by Air Express International Corp.. at San Juan International Airport. Call 9-1196 for further details.

a

ELECTERO-LUX World’s only automatic vacuum cleaner and air r. Also repairs and maintenance. Breathe DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT. Del Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604, between San Jorge and Parque, Santur-

at

‘Call

gerator, freezer, washing machine, Bors6-4551. call heater,-etc., water Warner International, 553 Carolina St., Rey. Hato 526 1531

A BOAT is sigu of success, but persons with distinctive tastes own a Borum boat. America’s most wanted boat. See the latest models at Kiko Tore Inc., Stop 31, Mufiory Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey - 6-5429. Borum and Thunderbird boats, Mercury motors, Gator trailers. Easy terms free demonstrations. 1497 524

PRACTICE

week:

UF

FOR

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS WOMEN’S seamstngss

9

AKC.

washers, dryers, dishwashers, ranges, and gas stoves. Same day service Guarantee on parts. Call .8-1804 or 8-1012. 1279 ur

outboard.

1404

ALTERATIONS

sale,

INDUSTRIAL CHAIRS, heavy duty. resistant to abuse, yet comfortable. Seats and backs, modern design, long-lasting and , cye-appeal. ation Rivera, 2-6267 er 324, Bayamon.

makes

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

Gruen,

TOCal sell female

MARQUEZ

Owner 3-1518

A.

for

FACTORY

terrace and chandeliezs, paintings, Dedestals and prea

$11

dinghy

Telephone

PUPPIES

APPLIANCE

Clock Maker, Calle Las Marias. Phone

Rey

1934

gales training to work for international book company. Earn $150 per week. a

ANTIQUES,

WANT F 1496

4BE

ce.

2-5282, Caguas

DOAND GS PETS BOXER

call

1458

Hato

maintenance for bi-lingual. Refe-

3380 an

estimates,

For

WATCH

References; Universitario,

sa-

HAVE

Biscayne,

1072

Tel.

1430

FOR PRECISION watch and clock repairs, chronograph and complicated watches see Puerto Rico’s only certified master watch and clockmaker, William

CARLOS

rences required. Excellent starting Be. Apply Room 210, E}

a

oldest

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

SONS,

516

im all phases of aute smalt fleet. Must be

510

Fernandez

1

Ave.

old. Registered with the 65160; after is PM 6-5408. 305

galley,

foam

Gidential

FURNITURE — MODERN and antique, dinnerware, flatware. everything for the home. Gifts. Also showcases, spotlights, ete. Telephone 2-2705. 363 De Diego an, 2nd Floor, Santurce.

head,

RADIATORS

320 duncos 1391

Rico’s

SOREAO 2 Latin

Sunces

1-B,

$0 FY. AUXILIARY yawl. dacron sail, including Genoa, 25 H.P Universal

praise,

VACUUM

8-2038.

own

Set

born in English and

=

Telephone

1462

1S YOUR intensiv:

§11

applicants

interview.

HELP WANTED

Sacrifice—

LEAVING ISLAND, must sell 1957 Chevrolet convertible in new car condition, with only 18,000 miles and taxes paid. Also household furnishings. Will accept

ford PERMANENT POSITION, requiring some experience in translation work, or else fluency with both Spanish and

States.

Call 9-0370 or 38-8972

1594

pé-

for

con-

zition with local or U. S. firm. Noa objection to travel. In San Juan May 16th to 27th. For interviews, write Box Cc, San Juan Star. 1519

Leaving

gp0d

dition.

seeke

Apartment

“THE PLEASURE is yours” when the movi job ng is ours. Whether you’re movim locally or Stateside, we = : setve te pack and transport most precious belongings, as scheduled, with the dependable care you look for and seldom find. Telephone Capitol Transportation, Inc., for a free estimate. Agents for Atlas Van Lines. UF

engine;

MEN

Manufacturer,

venue,

sis fukent a ae

further information, write, phone or visit Kiko Toro, Inc:; Stop $1 — Mufioz Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey. 6-5429. 1498 715

CONTINENTAL, late 30s, married. HighIy qualified sales and administrative, now traveling Latin America for well

S.

Ashford rr

BUREAUS

ewrutenra, DETECTIVE competent

Uniformed Guards, Passi Bodvevart,

£100.

YACHT BErokerage available Rico and the Virgin Islands.

ganization

1

U.

afte

Lee L “andae tional Gi simi

us — because we are affiliated with Richard Bertram & Co. of Miami, Ft. Lauderdale and Bahia Mar, recognized as one of the most competent yacht brokers in the country. We offer you the fine service that hundreds of local yachtsmen who have purchased their craft through the Bertram or-

CONTINENTAL SECRETARY desires position. Medical, international and administrative background. Write Box se Juan Star (Box 4187 San eet

known

3/4 H.

Buy your yacht, cruiser or boat through

$11

WANTED,

inside

a 512

BOATS FOR SALE

WANTED-WOMEN

POSITIONS

AIRCONDITION!

4 months.

used

as

r

CONTINENTAL SECRETARY with P.R. and N.Y. employment experience seeks position as executive secretary. Complete secretarial skills. Excellent references upon request. Personable. Adaptable to all working conditions. Write Box S. San Juan Star (Box 4187 San Juan). 1423

Puerto

PM,

510

POOLS

uses only copper filtering system. last forever. For free 6-5003. 1156

35147.

AIR CONDITIONERS

513

POSITIONS

3149.

1959 TAUNUS DELUXE, 2 door. radio, with white sidewalls, standard shift. Excellent condition. Taxes paid. Leaving island. Best offer. .2-0080 Extension 269

screened

1508

i

1322

—

SWIMMING

6-8

DETECTIVE and oi

511}

519

1959 TAUNUS 17M deluxe station z Saxomatic, fully equipped, tax paid, excellent condition, only 4,600 miles. Leaving island. 2-0000 Fort Buchanan,

between

or

2-5856.

PRIME, WELL secured second for sale. Annual yield over information phone 6-5003.

CARS

SALE

over

$28.000 a year. can be increased to $35,000. Year leases. Seven tenants. Call for appointment, Centro Técnico Esteva,

Phone 1436

and

WESTINGHOUSE

$25

12%

PART TIME Bookkeeping Service available. Journals, ledgers, payroll taxes, etc. Monthly weekly or hourly rates. Phone 6-0283. 1444 520

AM 1523

Call

Maisonet.

INVESTMENT

WHO KNOWS of a dependable maid that is available, either part or full time? Must speak a little English. No cooking. Help with child. Phone 3-6497. 1529 . 514

SERVICE

for sale 300

are over

MAIS EFFICIENT, fast Secretarial Service, legal documents, contracts, reports, free Pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh day or night - 3-5156. 166 UF

CLUB

aw dance floor, reputation. Air fapathon area, main

1247

518

NIGHT

CARRIER BOYS WANTED: Go into business for yourself. Earn high commissions as a carrier serving the San duan Star om established routes. If you

FOR

set, china closet, crib Please phone betw

be

EXPERIENCED CONTINENTAL Public Stenographer servicing La Concha. San Juan Intercontinental, others, local —-

DINETTE mattress.

i

tole

we te | be

wd

Oo

AW,

Owls

Ext 72

Ses.

ni<@nr

CLASSTRLEDS 2

3-8400

8

Re

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 10, 1960

OF

REFRIGERATION

REPAIR

REFRIGERATION

&

establishments,

Stateside

ED

repair

for

Call Stateside mights, 2-7465. 1455

homes

All-

Service,

AIRCONDITION-

and

days

commercial

mechanics.

2-4718

—

e

game

is scheduled

to last

three dayls, starting Wednesday. The Oxford Anti-Apartheid Committee and the University Labor Club have already said they

South

will

demonstrate

Africa’s

racial

when the South African ers visit Oxford.

against

policies cricket-

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 10, 1960 ‘

CINEMA

Diefenbaker Coming To Talk With tke

(Listings Subject Te Change) Tuesday, May 10

WASHINGTON

SANTURCE

AMBASSADOR: Desert Hawk

GRAND:

No

Name

Rapsodia

Cell

&

2455

Broadway:

Bullet,

Chessman, Tu

Solitario,

Yellowstone Isla Para

White

Kiss

MUSIC HALL: The Story On Page One PARAMOUNT: Suddenly Last Summer RIVIERA: The Miracle SAN JUAN RIALTO: This Earth is Mine, Men From Texas RIO PIEDRAS DRIVE IN: Ask Any

SUPER

PARADISE:

Naughty

CAPARRA

AZTECA:

TERRACE

ROOSEVELT

To

the

BAYAMON INTERNATIONAL DRIVE

Center

IN:

of

Friendly

Persuasion, War of the Satellites OLLER: Goliath & The Barbarians PONCE

ACHIEVEMENTS HONORED— In a special ceremony at the Ft. Brooke NCO Club two Central High School students, Jose Medina and Longino Berrios, receive pins in recognition of their scholastic achievements. Left to right: Victor A. Vazquez, Central High School principal; Medina; Berrios; Mrs. Semiramis Diaz de Gonzalez, Central _ High School dean of boys; and Central High School students Carlos Sosa, Dinorah La(STAR photo by Tobar.) borde, and Erik Lervold, who also received similar awards.

sion free

and

says

Eddie

Escobar

Fernandez

will

High's

Jorge

and

star

Colegio League

reports

that

Condado

Cintron,

According

Ingrid

Anderson, Ada Arocho, and Bar- | bara Franklin are candidates for queen dance

of to

Robinson’s May Queen be held next Friday,

dance,

originally

is open to Robinson their guests. *

San

Ignacio’s

It

1

am.

next

this

May

20th

83:30 —

grade

&

£

amateurs

are

no

St. a ra-

at

pre-

are

also

, radio

or TV

sought

sets

for

parts

column

or

by ¢

to

be

telephoning

a

Commonwealth’s freshman dance will be held Friday, May

—

to

midnight *

*

semi-for-

®

Bermuda shorts were Commonwealth students

of Student-Teacher Friday. Classes were the

day

at

worn by in honor

Day last adjourned

12:20

Academia San Jose’s class is relaxing today at

picnic

at

dent

Vega

Alta,

Margarita e

Jessica

&

B

senior a class

advises

ture ball,

Navy

Base

next

that

Friday,

Hora

Broma

May

8:30—(6)

Dr.

Rafael

St.

ANUNCIADA

S. European ports ©

LEDA

I

Croix

St.

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ALCOA

Baltimore,

New

KATHRYN

N.

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Cc.

Trujillo

SHELLINES

VENUS

Cc. Trujillo

TMT

Jacksonville

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SS

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LA

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TRANSAMERICAN

FRANCES

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Gulf N.

N.

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Campaigning “Island.

("From

in

the

City”

by

Dan

In New

Wakefield,

published

Mifflin Ce., copyright 195%, 1958, 1959, 1960 by. Dan Wakefield.) By DAN WAKEFIELD installment in The STAR’s

This is the 30th “Island in the City.” In

the

the

1957

last

two

election

installments,

in East

Harlem

the

author

has

for

a seat

on

by

serialization been

New

of

City

talents

Council. The candidates. were El Diario de Nueva York reporter 3osé Lumen Roman, Liberal Party candidate; lawyér Richard C. Welden, Republican Party candidate; and Democratic Party in-

cumbent

John

of the campaign of José Roman

continues

in

today’s

bright

night at on 106th

oratory

of San speech

of

the

Par-

that

in reality

the

week

tion,

the

end

before

the

dolefully

senatorial

paigning

elec-

José

Willie

started

the map on the wall Senatorial District in City and reviewed There is one member Council from each of five

This concept of sectional cam-

truth

manager

at

of the 22nd New York the battle. on the City the twenty-

districts

in

from

East

74th

Street

as The

Harlem

occupies

the ing

far

west

as

world

far

the

only

politician

who

in

the

of

district

in

the

west,

of

the

old

the

coalition

had

was

caused

to

oust

him

a firm

repu-

Com-

Party

and

still

line is

in

a legend

in

1954

were

1924,

and

til fhe

early

depression

thirties

it was

that

before

that,

scene

through

the

York

and

not

un-

days

the

of

Puerto

came

on

own

strength the early

Club

the

Puerto

of

recalls

that

Guar-

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in-

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and

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the

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who his

did

not

knowledge

depend of

alone

Spanish

candidate.

Manuel

Spanish

Marcan-

died

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Medina,

Harlem’s

political

a notary Madison.

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at

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Marcantonio

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and

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than

any-

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John votes,

crudeness, limited

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votes

35,377

history

their

Ricans

votes,

council

got

the Puerto

“favors” of the most condescend-

city

Merli

in

of

an impressive

closer

history

politicians

a_

the

senthat

Marcantonio

tried. The

with

been

captured

except

sincerely

which is the usual total the Dem-

his

to

and

27,853

coming

Merli.

‘on

President

J. Marcanto-

him, known

it started.” by

organization

Marcan-

one since then to upsetting

further

Rican

tonio’s

by

losing

Manhattan)

thereby

was

Puerto

of

and political support. That’s how participation

comeback,

relations

them

Rican

a

state. assembly,

showing

vote

of

attack starting

no

help

your

again

after

there has been no one to “take care of the Italians’—or even to talk. to them—in behalf of a

realized

Speaker

1954,

considerable stature of his own in Spanish Harlem. He ran twice for office himself, in 1949 for

by

with

talk

of

Puerto Rican’s support and timent, and it is also true

to become

to

to

been

before

died of a heart

in August

except

and

back

Rodriguez

and

beatsame

a fiery speaker as well as an able administrator, and achieved

help

you

Willie

already

years

minority;

of thut.”

Marcantonio’s Puerto Rican secretary, Manuel Medina, was

gro

wanted

of

Fiery

the

volved “because of the depression.” “You had to go to your congressman to find out how to get help. Well, they gave you the

then

dream

twenty

in the Puerto

Ricans “first

particular

tonio, who had the right-language speaker for every section.

neces-

the La

own

in 1957 had

Ri-

City politics

their

members

dia

on

was the politi-

time—of

port.

their

in

cian who had done the most for the Puerto Ricans. The answers were either Marcantonio or no

of

give

was

to lose your heart to the Old World charm of Holland hos-

“Marc”

to

tonio would send these “secretaries” to campaign for him among

a street corner in the heart of East Harlem’s Puerto Rican district stopped several people and

billfold

speaker go. The lack the speakers.

preparing

sentative from East Harlem. That

care

his

‘a group

passage

and

brother club for Marcan-

West Indies island paradise where to “get in Dutch” means

of José Roman

asked them who

have

they.

.a

with

on

Paign

it.

ourselves,

in

made’

improved.

in

problems

they came to the At election time,

took

But after Marcantonio was en by the coalition that.

Congress,

story—often

go

their

“Mare

the Ita-

finally

of the

here,

We

about

lians,

only to for the

an-

established

one.

an American trouble is, we

of co-

speak

when help.

developed

of people who spoke all the languages he did, and several others. Once during the cam-

strong-

district,

shade

could

University Law

Puerto

Marcan-

of any

dialect

paigning—he spoke Puerto Ricans, As

Formed who

“What we wanted to do,” he said, “was get speakers to go into the other sections — German speakers in the German section, Italian in the Italian, and over is a rich

to-

as follower

funeral

Willie Rodriguez, examining the map of this great “melting of the nation, explained that his people had conducted their campaign mainly in the

this

area

or

made

old neighborhood. The five thousand pedple who attended his

; pot”

of

the

any political cause Marcantonio—though

was hardly a vio-

munist

Explains Tactics

part

of

the

tradition.

of

tation

hold.

“Spanish”

brought

his technique

he

east,

around

Italian

old

The

lation

a

Madison and Park Avenues. In the northeast corner of the district, around 116th and First Avenue running north, is the

last

year,

lor

Medina

from his seat as East Harlem's U.S. Representative in 1950 after

and the upper reaches of the heavily Republican “Silk Stocking”

constituents

race,

other unusual political union when the Republican, Democrat, and Liberal Parties joined in

north of 96th Street. But south of 96th is the old German comof Yorkville,

groups

by

is‘an

inheritance.

Coalition

area, with Puerto Ricans livthroughout all the district

munity

Romaén—it

Marcantonio,

Spanish

heart

stud-

council

clear that he broke none of the neighborhood traditions in cam-

groups in his” district-—Italian, English, Yiddish, and Spanish,

Eighth

of

Lumen

originated

Harlem

with a bulge in the middle that extends

a

Pot

tonio merely learned all the languages of all the large minority

north as East 135th Street, from the East River to Park Avenue,

Avenue.

not

East

gether for was Vito

the

as

was

minority

city; the 22nd, where Roman waged his campaign, runs roughly

York

still

city

School, he managed La Guardia's successful campaign for a seat in the U.S. Congress as Repre-

Rican

a political lie. On

campaign

Rodriguez

legal

was

tential voting area. One of

The observation was legally accurate, but as the campaign progressed it became increasingobvious

he

draw their support, but chose as his top lieutenant and “Spanish secretary” a bright young man from Arecibo, Puerto Rico, named Manuel Medina. Marcantonio had a special “secretary” at his club from each of the district’s minority groups so that

sity and ‘the local politicians’ growing awareness of their po-

ers were doing, but observed that “after all, we are all Americans.”

was

he

no part in New

ty apologized for not being able to address the audience in Spanish as the Puerto Rican speak-

ly

when

cans began coming into the. La Guardia Club. They had taken

of opening

Liberal

while

the

Roman’s headquarters and Lexington, a re-

presentative

political

Marcantonio

ent at New

installment.

by one of Roman’s workers calling for the formation of a “Spanish Party” in local politics. In all the

of

later,

to win a seat on the New York City Council was launched with # a speech by the mayoress Juan, and closed with a

his

led a successful tenants’ strike at the age of twenty. Four years

J. Merli.

The account The campaign

got

start in the old La Guardia Club, and so did the Puerto Ricans— though in different ways and for different reasons. Fiorello La Guardia first spotted the

discussing

York’s

York's Melting

Marcantonio

Houghton

21

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 10, 1960°

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