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SUNDAY Vol. I

No. 162.

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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, May 11, 1960

Soviets Say Powers ill Face

State Laws Espionage Seen Likely Charge After Summit:

Contraceptive Pills Sold Without Prescription

U.S. Asks Pilot Quiz

A 17-year-old copybey for the STAR purchased a month’s supply of “Bnovid” contraceptive pills without prescription yesterday afternoon at one of San Juan’s

(fo

pda

et

3

oldest and most reputable pharmacies.

“Bnovid”

is the brand-name

of a 10 milligram

By STANLEY

norethynodrel and ethynylestradiol 3-methyl ether tablet approved by the U. S. white and Drug Administration Mon. day for sale to the under prescription.

02

transaction

macy

2S

The

reporter. “My father

was

public

at

witnessed

the by

told

MOSCOW the

only

sheet

of

to

This clear indication pilot will undergo a

pick

notepaper

The

copyboy

paid

conference,

both

sides of the tube

was

failure

by

to

the

act

controlling

yf per

OvV-

hiron | lesdiy

sale

No of

,

Less

than

four

108

Depart-

{See

CONTRACEPTIVE,

Page

60 Toll More Than

terday

afternoon

brought

the

1960

traffic toll to more than an average of one death per day. Jesus

Moran

Santana,

40,

was

killed when the automobile he was driving was in collision with

S

FRR

OO

DD

a truck

driven by

Guadaloupe

Me-

lendez Jimenez at Road 2, kilometer 45, near Manati. It was the year’s 135th traffic fatality. Injured. in the accident was Luis Moran Rosario, 6, son of Moran Santana. The boy is. in critical. condition in Arecibo District

|--

Police

driving when

assert

that

at a high his

car

Moran

rate

was

collided

direction.

completely

PURCHASED WITHOUT PRESCRIPTION—This js the boy purchased without prescription yesterday in a San Note the warning on the label —“CAUJuan pharmacy. TION: Federal law prohibits dispensing without. prescription.” (STAR photo by Joe Garcia.)

with

Local reaction to .Federal approval of-the ‘‘Enovid’’ contraceptive pill for distribution was prompt

and

sharply

‘Monsignor

James

divided

yes-

terday. Catholic

P:

Bishop

Davis, o

San

condemned the United was rJuan, States Food and Drug Administrathe

Moran’s

wrecked.

Powers,

Sverdlovsk

pilot

on

May

requests

for

per-

officials said no attempt to

Powers

on

the

there cross-

story

tion action, which Monday passed upon the safety of the pill saying:

car

“Any by

pill

is strictly

Catholic morality. ‘

We

forbidden don’t

go

By The

Page

20)

to a narrow lead over Sen. Hubert H. Humphréy last night as returns trickled in from their Democratic presidential popularity contest in West Virginia. With the merest handful of precincts reporting out of the state’s 2,250, the primary race stacked up

this way: For Kennedy —$,326.

For 5.154.

of

Massachussetis

Humphrey

Those

first

of

few

precincts

scattered’ among handle area, the along

the

the

Ohio

northeastern

HAROLD J. LIDIN™ Commonwealth Senate unaminously

last

night

to

river.

Vilar

Isern,

It

was

panhandle

In Nebraska, where Kennedy's (See KENNEDY, Page 20)

Pyschiatrist

Dr.

Manuel

Senate

Committee

on Health

of the Family {See

Planning

BIRTH,

Page

chief

Assn. 20)

and

zi-like

statute”

the

repeal

on

thirties

—

the

race”

the

law

through

“to

im-

sterili-

zation. The measure, passed in 1937 by the coalition government,

speak-

Zalduondo,

Tor-

res Aguiar, testifying before the

gal

and.

both

urged

medical

grounds.

inactive. Moreover, the measure has been severely condem-

of ned as an intrusion of the state into

the

rights

of the

individual.

its

and

le-

1

Militant Catholic Senator Cruz Ortiz Stella, head of the Senate Finance’ Committee and author of tle bill repealing the sterilization statute, last night ‘rejoiced in the removal of what ke tefmed~a “barbaric law that shamed the people of Puerto Rieo.”

Health.”’ : Mrs. Celestina

in

that

Humphrey was credited with having his greatest strength.

created a Board of Eugenesia empowered to sterilize men and in certain cases of mening for the Commonwealth De- — partment of Health, said the de- tal illness and the like. The law was bitterly criticizpartment ‘has never’ endorsed it (the pill), because it has never ed:on both moral and pshycoloElimination of been officially brought to the at- gical grounds, and for some}. tention of the Department of years the Board has remained tute, commented Rafael

were

the rural pancoal fields and

Welfare, labeled the law a “Na-

matter.”

Dr.

Minnesota—

repeal a controversial hold-over from the depression decade of prove

by majorities or minorities on the

ESPIONAGE,

CHARLESTON, rg “Virginia (()—Sen: John F. Kennedy clung

Old Sterilization Statute Is Repealed By PR Senate voted

Birth Control Pills Stir Mixed Reaction

of speed

truck, which was travelling in the

Opposite

(See

Roman

Hospital.

So-

Soviet Premier Khrushchev said he told. The Soviet note personally handed over by foreign minister Andrei A. Gromyko to U.S

tube of contraceptive pills which a 17-year-old STAR copy-

The death of a Manati man_yes-

the

time,

.

examine

20)

' Man Killed In Crash;

with

Embassy would be

ment of Health for failing to enforce the law prohibiting the retail sale of toxie drugs with-

A Fatality Per Day 00 DO

tance.

earlier,

Commonwealth

a

yes-

how he is being treated and to find out if he has legal assis-

jn December 1959, the Puerto Rico Medical Association attackthe

same

in

here

Interview Intent Embassy officials said such an interview was intended merely to inquire into his welfare,

dange-

months

contained

delivered

lot.

rous and toxic drugs by pharma_cies in Puerto. Rico.

/ed

in

the

Bill

Francis

over

[Kennedy Tops Early Returns In W. Virginia

mission for an embassy officer to interview the imprisoned pi-

Commonwealth

on

the

countered

clearly printed. the following warning: . “CAUTION: Federal law prohibits dispensing without prescription.” Yesterday’s incident followed by slightly more than two weeks Senate

the for

viet Union protested. what it called the “espionage reconnaisance” flight of the Ameriean plane. The United States

the Small plastic tube of 20 pills. On

was

stiff protest terday.

| fof

that trial

espionage, probably not too long after the end of the summit

on

$10.80

that

downed

state.”

At

Warning

yesterday

plane

Soviet

Co.

Clear

American

Day, “will be brought to account under the laws of the

phar-

which the reporter had written: “Enovid”, G. D. Searle and

en

the

JOHNSON

(AP)—The Soviet Union officially notified

States

a STAR

me

ordinary

United

of

aAthis up,” the copyboy told the @rug clerk and handed‘ over a

nt |

co Secend-elass pestare paid

clearly outlaws

sterilization

Other (See

i

the’ 1937 staOrtiz Stella,

all

“involuntary”

here.

important

STERILIZATION;

’

legislation ‘Page’ 20)


1}

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, May i, 1960

subject of spies, Presi- + CONVICTED SPIES — Should Summit talks get rutted oa Spying of U. S. secrets. to a dozen

refer

can

Eisenhower

dent

Soviet

proved

cases

of

his

wife,

Ethel,

Prominent among publicized instances of Soviet spying in United States are, from left: Col. Rudolf Ivanovich Abel, Soviet Intelligence officer; American government work-

er Judith Coplon, Julius Rosenberg (AP Photos.) Morton Sobell.

and

Boys Confess

Virgin Islands Future Bright, Says Merwin BOB Gov.

D.

Islands

construction

PONCE

Merwin

of

yesterday

companies

the

bid

on

projects in the islands after claiming that they were on the verge of accelerated economic development. . Speaking to about 40 members of the San Juan Exchange Club

at its luncheon,

the governor

The motive thorities said.

from the. sea” $1.75 per thouwithin a few

years, would be as low as $1. Merwin

go

and

‘said

live

on

he

complishments When

recent

construction

mheard-of low y $200 $150

Ait ah) aad ane THIS

EYE

INCLUDES EXA

Additional of

Any

SATISFACTION

EASY CREDIT He Interester

price

695°

PRICE

TIFIC

No

ac-

in its development.

Contact Lenses Scan Uy

JOHN

D.

MERWIN

... speaking

yesterday

body

bids, Merwin observed that from a former annual budget of $2 million, the Virgin Islands had risen to $15 million.

Other

industries

he

pointed

out

which

asking for more

Nidan

Gev.

and

up

Churges Kind

GUARANTEED

tion.

employes

a

hundred

per-

sons. ‘‘We also have a sugar crop worth about $2.5 million a year,” he said, and added that their rum industry was now up to one sixth of Puerto Rico’s production. “It may be a bad place to say this,” he smiled, ‘‘but we do think we have good rum.”

FOR LEASE 67

farm

cuerdes

in

the League’s annual in Disneyland, An-

before

heim,

that

the

felt

Calif,

hope

Council

of the

and

1

fermation

call

3-0606.

bern.

to

a tree

where

they

They

robbed

Escalera,

overseer,

of

he

ing, the

$740

carry-

but, then, frightened, hid money under cow dung

nearby,

ties. tip,

according

to

authori-

Authorities, working on a brought the boys to the

scene, police

where said. The

they confesed, money was re-

held

at. the

the

minors

Ponce

is

House

of

Cor-

jet

_

ALFONSO

WEATHER and with

to

bring

and

charges .

For

hotel

and

guest

house

room

reservations in St. Thomas, 8t. Croix, St. John and Tertola call: EUSSELL ISLAND TOURS San Juan 3-1517

Expert bi-lingual secretary, Apply in person to —

+ Puerte

easional

Personnel

San Juan, Ponce

Director

La Concha

{

Rico

-and

the

cloudy

showers

| Virgin

with

teday

oc-

and

to-

night. 15

Easterly

winds

knots. TEMPERATURES:

10:30. am.

Low

ly cloudy;

10

to

we

will

hav

accomodate

the

man

in”

High

90 at

York, 63, clou-

dy;

Washington

D.C.,

dy;

Miami

partly

179,

23, clear.

68,

clou-

cloudy; :

Podriatrist - -Chiropodist FOOT TREATMENTS

DR. ANTONIO P, PEREZ 2)

years

professional

experience _

| “VAT9 Fernandes Junces. Ave. Stop 27

around. thre

time,”

The, Puerto won:

first

he

said.

—

Rico pavilion

prize

as

ha

the best

de

signed exhibit at the ThirdA: nual Caribbéan Fair at, Port «

Spain,

Trinndad.

a

The pavilion was designed

an

built. by the San Juan office « + Walter Dorwin Teague Associ: te and sponsoredby the Mam Assn.

Fomento,

cerns.

of

Puerto

Ric

Thirty local- coi

sponsored

exhibits

at th

fair. which is scheuled until. May 22..

Emergency

to

ru

Registry

Wednesday, May It Alt Night Pharmacy Fernandez Jurncos 1304 Santurce

Tel.

3-5169

Decters San Rie

Call

Boston, 7@, part-

New

u b

on

Night

Duty

Metropolitan Ares

71.

STATESIDE:

geles,

female.

to

facturers’

Chicago, 40, rain; San Francisco, 70; partly cleudy; Les An-

WANTED

when

cHpper

|and

Mayaguez—Partly cloudy occasional shewers today

Islands—Partly

case

Ricc

P.R. Pavilion Best

VALDES

Navy League...in Puerto Rico that you will decide to hold the 1963 convention in our island.” “We have many places of beauty, recreation, and comfort to offer the 1963 conven-

Purcell

the

praise-

Puerte

no more than te

away,

hours: flying

and tonight.

is studying

of

visitors who can now reach from the Northeastern: U.S.

rection and the other is in the Juvenile Home. Judge Jose Luis

DON’T MISS THE. ViRGIN ISLANDS AMERICA'S TROPICAL PARADISE

For in-

Hotel

being

assembly.

his talk,

government

hotels

FORECAST: of

general

in-

you

addres

‘| more than 1,000 industrial plant: and at least a dozen, new larg

covered. One

an

the

years

hung

a farm

was

in

day, perhaps

WINDS:

Jeyuye

bananas & 1 workers

dormitory,

the

he said

‘tha

be

“At the present rate of growitl! we look optimistically toe th

fractures. the

to

f | many shiles of beautiful: beache:

last also

ambushed

us

“Under the.leadership of Gov Mufioz Marin; we have “mad ‘|impressive progress in the pa: decade. We have opened u more. than 600 industrial plant under our industrialization pri ‘gram, and we. have seen ne: luxury hotels rising along ou

found a field

authorities,

permit

Waldés,

it is “the-heart-

of the

hope - fervently

will

hosts,”

au-

it in a crude attempt to make it appear a suicide, police said.

is expected shortly.

surrounded by twe rivers, planted in suger cane, coffee, fruits. 2 dwellings,

to

cousins,

We

you

States, told convention

man and struck him down with rocks. They then dragged the

saltever

pointed

robbery,

skull

According

islands

After outlining the history of the islands,

was

multiple

youths,

own small live happily

small

cays with their water plants and after.”

had

will

<“‘people

of

of the United

yester-

in the harrio of Cuyon Wednesday. However, he

included a thermometer factory, “the second largest in the world”

soon

here

Escalera’s body was hanging from a tree in

that in ten years, the V. I. popuJation has risen to about 30 thousand, or an increase of about 50 per cent. He predicted a population figure at 500,000 by the end) ef the century. He said the projected expansion

this ‘fresh water will sell for about sand gallons and

Police

president

week.

said

of the islands will be due partly because they. are about to install their first salt-water conversion plant to help alleviate the water problem on the islands. He said

—

Valdés;

the Puerto Rico Council Navy ‘League of ~ the

day said two minor ‘boys, one 15 and the other 16, have con‘fessed to killing Juan de Dios Esealera Nieves, 69, of Coamo, in a field. near that town last

invited.

to

Alfonso

To Slaying Of Man In Coamo

BONE

John

Virgin

League T oMeetHere

expert

radar

American

and

Valdes Invites Navy &

Phone. 38077

Juan - Santurce Piedras — Barrie Obrero

Tel.

3-2467

assistance Puerto Nuevo Dr. Ivan M-10 303

Rpto.

Tel.

for

information

ar

. é&

Caparra

Terrace.

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Metropolitano

6-4283

Caguas

Dr. Rafael A, Cayey Road Tel. 2817

Jiménez

Professional Step

30—

Tel. 6-0262

Ambulance Hete

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, May 11, 1960

Atomic Triton Makes World iTrip Underwater one (AP)—The us. atomic|powered submarine Triton has travelled

jaround the world without surfacing. |

© The huge, 7.750-ton submersible, designed as a radar warning ship, was headed for her home port of New London, Conn., _ yesterday after completing a_ historic

“voyage. Commanded

by

‘Capt:

' The submarine

“Edward

L. (Ned) Beach, former naval aide to President Eisenhower, the Triton is this country’s —and presumably

the

world’s—

first

ship to be powered by dual nuclear reactors. Her submerged circumnavigation trip was longer -in mileage than under-ice voyages of the Nautilus, Skate and Sargo in their polar

trips which included runs from Hawaii to the Atlantic via the North Pole. But the Triton despite her

of

underwater

still

did

not

_|mergence

by

the

travel surpass

record

of

submarine

cruising

in the

weeks

apparently the

60

sub-

days

Seawolf

Atlantic.

so-called

‘“‘sensitive

terri-

tory.”

The Triton is 447 a beam of 37 feet, tons when surfaced, merged. Until the its Polaris missile gram ,the Triton NICE

ON

stars

Jack

1960

ICE—Charming Kelly’s

which

will

. the San Juan

Trixie

Ice Frolics of

continue

at

Hotel’s Club

Tro-

picoro through Saturday. The colorful show includes production numbers, skating to ballads, mambos, merengues, cha-chas, spectacular

acrobatis,

and

P.R. Leaders

Washington

WASHINGTON

four

prominent

A

group

‘insurance

condominium type apartments.

of

on

The group includes Rafael Pico, president of the Government Development -Bank; Francisco Fu«lana, contractor and construction company head, Luis E. Julia, con‘tractor and president of Condominium Enterprises and Rafael Carrion Jr. president of the Banco Popular. Both Senate and House Banking hearings range

this

month

of proposed

ing

spokesmen

met

with

condominium

ill

chief

for

the

crewman,

suffering

from kidney stones, and fell several days behind schedule. Magellan Honored The vessel came up again on May

2 off

Magellan,

Cadiz,

who

Spain,

to honor

sailed from there

world

journey

first round-theof exploration

The following is the itinerary of the U. S. Triton which circumnavigated the globe

13.

27 about. 100 miles from the presumably sunk the first

BANK WITH— THE BANK WHOSE BUSINESS IS PUERTO RICO

Passed Guam March 28. Observed the monument to Magellan at Mactan in the. Philippines, where Magellan was killed in 1521. Left Lombok Strait in the East Indies April 5.

At Banco Popular our business is helping you

to build for the future, and helping to build

‘Rounded Africa’s Cape of Good Hope April 17. Reached St. Paul’s trip around the world.

Rocks

once

more

April

25,

conailcling

the

the future of our community through thought-

Observed Canary Islands April 30. Paid homage to Magellan off Cadiz, Spain, May 2. Surfaced off Rehoboth, Delaware,

on

three while

buildFederal

‘legislation

May

ful, farsighted and dependable service. :

10.

LERNER SHOPS Excellent

opportunity

for

‘experienced

Store Manager, woman or man. Must be Puerto Rican. Good salary plus bonus and pension fund.

Washington

Wildman,

DE PUERTO RICO

Write, see or call Mr. Mark

Lerner

Shops,

Tel.

379,

Baya-

mon,

SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO

Shopping Center siya’

JUNE 3 TO 22, 1960

of-

fice. wdie

wa

salbewine

anced

Puerto

U.S. S. Triton in 1943.

’ after conferring with Pedro A. Gonzalez, Administrator of the Commonwealth’s

vous

Conducted memorial services March where a Japanese depth charge

officials last week on recently introduced

critically

submerged:

in Federal housing laws, The Sethe. house starts May 16. Two insular banking and

a

Triton's Itinerary

changes

nate committee opened weeks sessions yesterday

transfer

But both times the main part of the ship remained sealed as if submerged.

and Currency Committees will be holding

feet long, has displaces 5,450 7,700 tons subNavy started submarine prowas twice as

WASHINGTON —(AP)— nuclear-powered submarine

to

biggest

on his epochal

spot

gress May 19-20 on legislation au-

a wide

world’s

Passed South of Hawaii March 20.

Commonwealth

mortgage

the

Rounded Cape Horn March 2. Observed Easter Island through periscope March

government and business leaders is scheduled to testify before Conthorizing

by

come

ina .-s duriv

submarine was partially- broken twice as she girdled the globe. Orice off Montevideo, Uruguay, the Triton thrust her superstructure above the surface to

ed to a point near Montevideo, to transfer a sick crew member,

Bureau

—

more

than three years in 1519-22. The history-making submerged cruise

Sukarno will Wirephoto.)

Castro

In business in Puerto Rico?

.The

took

She was launched on Aug. 19, 1958, and went into commission Nov. 10,.1959. -The Navy estimates the cost of the Triton at $104 million.

Condominiums STAR

Magellan.

expedition

Dive Feb. 16 off the tip of Long Island, N. Y. Arrived at St. Paul’s Rocks, midway between the tips of South America and Africa Feb. 24. Cross the equator Feb. 24. After sailing almost to the Malvinas Islands, the Triton babkiinck:

To Testify On >

Ferdinand

Magellan

Presideai

Minister

covered 41,519

the route of the first trip around the globe by the surface ships

of

with Prime

his five-day state visit. Rico this Saturday. (AP

miles in her historic 84-day trip. The voyage traced much of

large as any other boat.

slap-

stick comedy routines. It’s all done on 600 square feet of “imported’ ice.

FETES SUKARNO—Indonesia’s tour of Havana

set petty officer to the cruiser Mawhile con. She added 2,000 miles to her cruise to make thé rendez-

The course followed. by the Triton was reported: to lie far away

from

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, May 11, 1960

Rain Drains All But Kids, . Tow-Trucks

Insurance Angle In Lang Mystery Fades; Widow's Story Sought z

4%

By.

By BOB BONE some

store

owners.

Obdulio

_ ‘ ' '

jarred

nerves

renee

was. creat-

in the

District

Bauza

said

band,

metropo-

Frederick

daughter’s

shortly

Attorney yesterday

statement from Mrs. 4Langis necessary to certain points in the tion into the death of

. ed yesterday afternoon as still another flash flood jammed sewers and

HORST

Assistant

A field day- for kids and tow, trucks and a headache for drivers and

W..

proaching~a

further into this angle, Bauza was preparing to study today a batch of personal papers left behind by Lang, who was assistant director for development

bureau

said).

In

the

how-

ever, those caught in the cloud| burst and new-made rivers were ' sure there was much more than that. Logged waters as high as 8% feet were seen in some par-

| ticularly bad

trouble

spots.

De Diego St. Hard Hit

KNEE

DEEP

mind

floods

on De Diego

restaurant

itself was

on

high

ground, but automobiles were stuck in the parking lot. The flooded street outside, where water was lapping at the ‘“‘P” on the “Parada” markers, was jammed with stalled automobiles and wet, happy, small boys wading or ' swimming while fully clothed. | Buses and large trucks bulled | through the water, creating miniature tidal waves that swept up on pedestrians who thought they were

| safe. At the De Diego Service Station attendant William Rivera was wading around, complaining that due to the rain, there had been no business at the station all day; Normally, said.

he

has

a

$200

day,

he

Bailing Efforts Futile Bailing attempts were futile, Rivera said. “Everytime

a bus comes

by, it splashes about four inches of water right back in again!” Next

door

to Rivera’s filling sta-

tion, water was seeping in on the , floor of El Calypso Club. A cleanup man reported that six inches , were lapping over the floor but that there was no damage and | the show would go on. Personnel at Blanco Auto Ser| vice, at Stop 18, Fernandez Jun| cos Ave., said they were going to ‘suffer plenty of damage.” Owner Enrique Blanco - said, “Business is dead and will stay |

that

way

for

awhile.

The

same

, thing happened last year and we had

damages

of $5,000.”

is the time to talk

to

your friend at .

The Chase Manhattan Bank Member

13

Three

the rain

Federal Deposit insurance Corp.

Photo

by

boys

nor

at

the

Bob

lice

Bone)

by patrolman

Station,

of

Santurce,

the

19 in-

and Philip BaMiramar Ave.,

a

jawyer. and was

Gov. Mufioz reported.

to

Housing

ask

scrutinize in were several

for

the

report

this

week

and

“a

left

be-

Bauza

will

his offices today— identification cards

number

of personal

pa-

pers.”

Between Puerto Rico and U. S.

Ship

probe

Sea-Land

mot

TRAILER SAVINGS

it by

savings

be

touched

pilferage,

mo

start

again

damage.

the

uni Trailer

moment cargo ic loaded — for it will No handling. ne it reaches destination. doors

are

locked

and

SEALED

all

the

trailer body is aise ja shipping way... for the unique Sea-Land container! Any kind of freight, TL or LTL. Expedited service. Continuous schedules between Puerte Rico and the U.S. via Jacksonville and New York.

Adminis-

Asst.

D. A. said the pocould

be

expected. “shortly” to come with final reports on. all

up as-

laboratory

father

are cousins,

Bauza

investigation, identification

said,

adding

this

ballistics

test

He said it now appeared likely that the bullet came

most from

complicated

the

he

Mujfioz’

cable

papers

somewhat.

Six-

custody of Jose Trias Monge, Carlos

to

the

hind by Lang—which

here.

crime

had

Sanutrce, both pedestrians, were treated for injuries at Presbyterian Hospital and sent home, Police said. Before posting bail, Mufioz Lee had been remanded to the

Young

Public

head,’

jured two youths while driving his car on Wilson St., Condado, early- Sunday morning. The youths, Carlos Mufioz Colberg, 15, of the Darlington Apts., Miramar, che, 15, of 606

have

Among

her

the bullet that killed Lang Saturday, Apr. 30. “The bullet had been deformed while passing through his

Stop

after

will

of

of on

Luis Munoz Lee, 38, editor and owner of The Island Times and son of Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin was free on $300 bail yesterday after being charged by Judge Ricardo Calderon in San Juan Investigations Court with reckless driving. Police said that Mufoz Lee Candelario

planned

pects of the field including definite

Charged To Editor Released On Bond

to

the

The

splash - water.

Reckless Driving -

was. attested

he

tration

St., Santur-

ce, yesterday as they areund in. knee-deep

De Diego St. outside of the Swiss Chalet was one of the hardest hit | (STAR : areas in terms of standing water.* The

—'

don’t

Bauza

Chicago

death

position.

While

weather

Santurce,

his

near

the

for the cooperation of Chicago authorities. He said he would

Lang.

litan area. A rain which fell over: slightly more than a three-hour period beginning at noon was officially estimated at 1.47 inches at the U. S. Weather Bureau at Stop 4, San Juan. (It was nothing’ ap-

in

home

after

husband

a

Elizabeth clear up investigaher hus-

Bauza reported that his check into Lang’s insurances so far had revealed only that he carried a $15,000 life policy normally carried by federal employes

record,

5

it

automatic

.32

calibre

pistol

near

Lang’s

found body.

in

a

trunk

To Lang,

get

in

touch with -Mrs left here for her

who

New Restaurant Planned By Bird's A new Bird Restaurant is scheduled to open July 4 in Hato Rey.

Besides a restaurant, it will include a cafeteria and bar. According

-to Alfred

ni, general manager taurants,

Inc.,

the

G.

Lucigna-

of Bird Resnew

enterprise

will be called “The Bird Cage.” Located next door to the new Associacién de Maestros Building, it will- seat 130 in, the restaurant proper, 150 in the cafeteria, and 54 in the bar. The

corporation

is

importing

an

expert Cuban chef, Lucignani said, and will feature an international cuisine.

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. Stocks Down In Active Trading

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, May 11, 1960

3y

JOHN

YORK

wF Vy whrket

jin

MCKEE

(AP)—The

declined

in

stock

moderately

trading yesterday. Ihe market was slightly apd active at the opening.

belive

«+

widened Stocks

in afternoon

sold

off

sharply

29° 30%4

= .

Gen Gen

Dynam Elec

89%

Gen

Mills

Amerada Pet Am Airlines

60

Gen Gen

Motors Tel

Am

Can

3774

Am

Cyan

554

Ain Am

Smelt Sugar

Am

Tel

Am

Tob

45% 26% 87% 51% 48% 30% 3214 29% 59 43%

19

Balt & Oh HRendix Av Heth Steel Boeing Air Borden Borg War 3ridg Brass 3urroughs Cdn Pace Case (J. 1.)

de

Coca Colg

Cola Palm

Comw

Ed

Grace & Co Gulf Oi Inge Rand Int

Mach

SUGAR

(AP)~Domestic closed

2

to

5

higher.

Wigh 5 88

July Rep Nov

Lew

sugar 4

futures higher

No. Sales

91

High 3.i1 3.18

July

Ms r%

Nwst Airl Ohio Oil

hep Mar May

epot

51%

G & Ltg

Sales

Pan

A

Close

Param Pict Pa RR

sugar

El

Air

Pepsi

Reyn

Met

Tob

Roy

Dutch

to 2,870,000

D

3.28 3.32 3.38

3.28B 2.29B 3.35B

Pure RCA

shares

3.38 6.15

3.38B

-~1%

+%

50% 3234 20%

38 36% 54%

P

57% 4575 19% 21% 41%

Oil

(NJ)

414%

St

Oil

Oh

47% » 10%

Thom

63'2

US

Indust

US US

Lines Rub

US US

Smelt Steel

Are Friends Since Boyhood

19 35

By

13 12834 3912 25% 3558 _ 21% 10%

+% —

Ele

T

Mharket Tone Total Sales

plans

Vy

-\% +h% — % -% —% —% Unch -1% +U%

Lower

2,870,000

Of Special Interest (Courtesy of Sam Juan Office Merrill Lysch,

Pierce,

Fenner

&

Central Aguirre Chase Manhattan

Fajardo Fajardo

Raytheon

38

First

Repub

59%

Maule

Pueblo . P.

R.

Smith,

Bid 21% 59

East. Sugar 18% East. Sug. pf. 27

Natl.

City

Bank

7854

Industries Telephone

Jne.)

Ask

9

60

“do

Ath,

Freezphate,

28

the corner of Ponce de Leon and Labra

St. is the

the

U.

up

his

attended

high

schoo]

“We

and

3856

COFFEE

We

Service

Faetories,

YORK

(AP)-Coffee

July

SUPPLIES

.

MENDEZ

Insecticides, Liquid Soap, Slotted Angles and Panels, etc.

Maintenance

6 PROMPT

Deposito

& CO. Supplies

St.

DELIVERY

Son

INC. Div.

Juan

Tel. 2-2865

Santos

High 37.97

Low 37.94

36.45 34.45 33.70.

36.40 34.40 33.70

37.96N 36.45N 34.40N 33.70N

33.10

33.05

33.10N

May

A-Asked;

children

S.

Air

Force,

own

firm

years

Jater,

Amaral

here

in

Morales

19 joi

:

Early contracts for the firm called for the design new

Catholic

Church

in

n of

Yabuc

and the design of the neu psychiatric pavillion of Clinica 4 tillas. Home

Town

Assignment

On one assignment, the partn returned

to

Humacao

whé

they have designed the mas plan for a monastery, high scha and possible liberal arts colle being planned by the Benedict! monks on a 9-acre site in t area. \ The partners are alsd consul architects for the O.P.I.S. grd for whom they have designed s

eral condominium projects. Also

for

OPIS,

they

are

prep

ing plans for Plaza Miramar, $8 million, 3-building condomini and apartment hotel project, sch uled

41.30

three

to

rise

at

Stop

12

hbetwe

Ponce de Leon Ave. and North A

Dow Jones Averages

quality and income possibilities. Mail this ad for free booklet-prospectus to

NEW

CALVIN BULLOCK, LTD. Established 1894

ONE WALL STREET, NEW YORK 5 Ada:

higher.

N-Nominal.

ia a mutual investment fund of diversified common stocks selected for investment

Name.

14

Close

Close

aay

Vacu-

Hotels,

spot

have

him.

have

No. 4 ex-dock closed at 38.00N. Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons 3S at 36.50-36.75A and 5S 35.5035.75A. “oR” futures. to 16 closed 5 lower higher. Sales 41 contracts.

‘M” futures closed Sales 24 contracts.

Institutions, Office Buildings, Hospitals, ete..-

be

that

FUTURES

May

Stropping,

to

early

9%

Dec Mar

Steel

agreed

now

girl, 7, and two boys, 5 and 3. Arharal is married to the for Maria Luisa Bibiloni, of Arecik They have three girls, ages 6, and 2. After serving a tour of duty w Three

in architecture from the University of California at Los Angeles.

Detergents

Products,

school

together.

Planned From Start both always planned

architects

&

Paper

grammar

worked

with the firm of Toro-Ferrer. Ties Further Cemented The pre-partnership ties betwe the young men were further mented when Morales marri Amaral’s sister, Anita. The Mo

they

and

he

spent another two and a half yea

les’

May

Industrial

Ave.

of Ama-

civil engineering and architecture. Morales graduated with a degree

Trisodium Phosphate, Disodium (HTH), Sodium Chlorite (Tex-

Machines,

firm

28on

graduation,

the design division of the islan Department of Public Works two and a half years and t

ral and Morales. The partners in the firm—Jesus E. Amaral and Efrer Morales Serrano, both 32,—have been in busi-' ness together for only four years, but their friendship dates back to boyhood days in Humacao where

tere), Industrial Cleaning Campounds ond Detergents, Laundry Soaps

JANITOR

tallest

Designer of the $5.5 million, story building to be situated

“—™

Vicxes, Sealers, Polishing and Scrubbing urn Cleaners, Buckets and Wringers,

Rico’s

79%

PRODUCTS

Bicarbonate of Soda, Calcium Hypochlorite

Puerta

sity, where he received degrees in

Let Us Supply You With

CHEMICAL

for

we would be partners,’’ says Amaral, who attended Cornell Univer-

1%

Supermarkets

After

HARMON

building has brought two ef the island’s younger architects into the limelight. .

+ 3% Unch

52 2858 154 42% 53% 65% 100% 10044

FREDERICK

Preliminary approval by the Puerto Rico Planning Board of

~_ Y%

27%

Uni

AMARAL

|Tallest-Building Designers

71

R W

Meitde

EFRER MORALES (seated) and JESUS

412 37

Stud Pack Texaco

Uf

Uy

St

29 13%

Stl

shares

38%

Woolwth Yng Sh & Zenith

‘42%

Qi

the

5712 64 3834

Rd

Westg

41% 12% 42% 27% | 45% 635

Cola

Pfizer Phelps

rose

Reyn

West

17%

Philip Mor Phillips Pet

b- Bid,

29 56% 86 21% 39% 20% 30% 42% 60% 48

Mathi

Close 3.09B 3.18

July sugar

Olin

indicator,

quoted value of all stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange

Tran W Airs Un Carbide Un Oil Cal Un Pac Unit Aire Unit Fruit

56% 57%

Pac Pac

contracts.

Le

Lead

Unch

5.87 5.88 $5.95 5.96 5.97 5.98 4 closed un-

5.96 5.98

iep Haw

44 169%

Nat

at $54.42. loss since

it fell 48 cents.4

this

Tidewat Oil Twent Cen

87%

Ch

N Y Cent Nor Pac

FUTURES

WORK

futures No. 6 4) contracte,

to

39% 47a

Nat Bis Nat Cash | Nat Dairy

Food

World

50%

Mont Ward Motorola

Dis Gyps

on

Std Brand St Oil Cal St Oil Ind

15832 39%

Nat Nat

28 when

Based

Sperry

May D St Merck Mp! Hon

Monsan

April

So Am G & So Cal Ed Southn Co Sou Pac

Fld

626 229

Standard and Poor’s 500 stock index lost 38 cents This was its biggest

Shell Tran Sinclair Secony Mobil

Martin

Ko

thanged

M

Marshall

Wr

NEW

Bus

Lone S Ce Lorillard

Hast

pe-

trend.

StReg Pap Sears Roeb Shell Oil

Int Harv Int Nick Int Paper Int Tel & Tel Jones & L Kaiser Al Kennecott Libby Owens Ligg & My Lockh Air Loew’s Inc

Distill Corp Doug Air Dow Che duPont East Air

rails,

Of 1,193 issues traded, declined, 338 advanced, and were unchanged.

Volume

Goodyear

Con Edis Cont Oil Corn Pd Crane Co (rn Zell Curt

motors,

compared with 2,670,000 traded Monday.

Goodrich

Ches & Oh Chrysler

Sv

steels,

lost about $2,100 millions. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks fell 1.30 to $209.90.

88% 25/4

Gillette

Pas

Cities

—-1%

Ga Pae Getty Oil]

Celanese

Cer

month.

6512 41

Allis Chal Alumin Ltd Ajuminum Co

Armour Atl Refin

this

Quotations— Ford

Anaconda

The

the

decline

~1%

Tel

leaving

Most losses ran from a few cents to around $2 a share, but there were much wider drops among more speculative issues.

44

Chem

hour,

steepest

lower Loss-

— Market Aihed

half

troleums and electronics declined. Some selected issues rose against

trading

rather

final

the

prices around their lows for the session at the close. It was the

8J

YORK

(AP)—Closing

Open 607.27 139.40 88.96 20142

, High 610.14 139.71 89.24 202.21

Dow

Jones

averages:

Low 602.86

Close 604.82

88.40 189.72

88.61 200.28

137.41

137.68

Changes

Off Off Off Off

2.66 2.12 0.26 1.26


THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, May 11, 1960

Business View Calm If Cautious

Govt. Drops.

Surplus Milk

By SAM DAWSON AP Business News Analyst

NEW

Price 2 Cents

cross

A new price of eight cents 1 quart for surplus milk sold

ment

so the government ‘ffect tomorrow.

will

go

YORK

(AP)

currents

—,Strong

are

keeping

the

stream of business churned up this spring. But business senti-

remains

into

a wider. which to

The the

choice of trends base an opinion.

stock market

gloomier

Prices

is

necessary

level

‘strengthén

the

economic

today.,

the

in

term

prospects.

There

little

noticeable

effect

Milk

Steel

output

hear capacity

yedo, and financed by the Fund for the Development of the Milk Industry, and by proceeds from (Indulac; the government. milk dlant which manufactures

cent

and

has

slipped

to around

Indulac

tial purposes,

for

at,the

indus-

established

‘maximum price. | Rivera Santos explained that the reduction ef two cents per quart in the price of surplus irst-quality fresh milk, coupled

with

a loan

of

being

in-

and food high

and

maintained

ing. The

ing

in the che-

expand-

Agriculture

spurt

in

the

early’

is expected

from

to

go

approximately

$250,000, would permit the Fund for the Development of the

Home

building,

little cies

relaxing of

too,

has

This has led

by

financing

federal rules.

The

total

months

seas

mand

sales

of

cotton

and

other

European

s

DEPARTURE MAY

be

2

TO

S.J.

pty

U. S. ports

i

Truijille

Mayaguez,

Ponce

Baltimore,

N.Y.

Frutera

Jacksonville

Phi..

JEAN

Baltimore.

.

N.

Y.

Trujille

SHIRLEY

LYK&ES

Gulf

TMT Ponce,

ports

Ponce,

ports

Nieves

Mayaguez,

Gulf

Phil.,

Mayagiiez.

Hnos.

Trailer Ferry

Alcoa

Bull

Belle

SS

Co.

Lines

Baltimore

8. American, Gulf ports

Lykes

Line

P. B.

V.L

LEDA f

3t.

Bhomat

St.

S$

N.

Y

Guantanamo, East Coast ports

MSTS.

N.

.Y.,

Mayacuez, N. Y¥.

Bull Lines

TRANSAMERICAN

FRANCES

Porce

Thomas

Ponce,

Ponce,

St.

Croix

St.

Thomas

ARIES

N.

Kerepeas

pr 2

Le

Havre

‘CASPER

Barranquilla

Barranquilla

Berdas

FLOTIB¥E

S. Ameriren, ports

wn

German

Royal Netherlands,

GRAN

Patamet'bo

C.IY¥

TROPIC

STAR

BERNICE

to a

agen-

Milk Industry to expand the facilities of Indulae eo that it will be able to process all excess first-quality fresh milk produced on the island.

N. ¥.

Transamerican

Newark

AZALEA

been

Private

Jacksonville Oclesas

Alcoa

Campo

c.

N.

Line.

Bull

C. Trujilie

Mobile,

RANGER

tap— if the de-

Imbert

C. Truijille

ALCOA

income

stimulated.

Fabre

Gulf

C,

CAROLINA

personal

OPERATOR AND/ OR AGENTS

SIX

TMT

had _ their

a market to is right and

still .

go

SCHEDULES

ARRIVAL S.J. MAY

N.Y.

VENUS

have

the

of 1959.

of

can

N.Y.

SHELLINES

by

is still rising, if slowly, offering

KATHRYN

year as a whole.

disappointing.

they’re ahead

merchants the price

Baitimore, N. Y.

POLARIS

sales

held

ups and downs with the weather. But for the year as a whole

perk

pers

| ALCOA

Retail

r Department

of the year, helped by large over-

FROM 3S.

is

farm products vernment.

is

Exports have put on a convinc-

of Commerce

ANUNCIADA

or

industries output

thinks farm income should up a little this year.

economy.

SHIP

80 per

lower. Iron Age, trade publication, says the rate of new steel orders continues to be disappointing. It looks for the output rate tream, cheese, and butter made to average around 70 per cent from surplus milk for local re-, during the summer months, but ail sale to be well below that at its low, In accordance with regula- est point. : tions, all fresh milk produced Auto production in 1960 is n Puerto Rico at government- well ahead of last year but it ‘ated first class dairies is sola has been falling— April seeing 0 pasteurizing plants. They use the fewest cars turned out in any month this year. But spring what they need for pasteurizing it the established price of 1i6- sales of new cars have perked %- cents a quart, and sell the up and offer hope of e« good

to

been

spending.

mdustry headed by Placido Ace-

surplus

has

SHIPPING

stock

so far on the total of consumer

the office

of

drop

the

Department

reports that demand

prices has had an effect on the of many businessmen

situar

sion of the Fund for the Deve- thinking opment of the Milk Industry.” on short | has been The milk industry in Puerto Regulation

The

in

The

although

mical, paper

on them haven't © plenty of strong

have

‘eduction

to

mortgages,

points

has chosen

one.

for

terest rates softened yet. There are

on

fallen from a peak af\ the start of the year to a sharply lower

the

able

calm -if cattious.

wice, a reduction of two cents ft quart last week. He said the

for

builders also look with hope’ toward the apparent easing of the money market in general. Prospects are for more money avail-

Rarely has the bystander had

| Secretary of Agriculture Luis Rivera Santos approved the new

Rico is controlled by

7

Sea

Land of P. R.

Tropie Freight Lines

M

sIe

Jamaica, perts

French

Lise,

Imbert

ports Gulf

&

Co.

S. J, Trading

|

Suriaam, Imbert

(inter mation compiled by San Juan STAR from Shippise Compasies and Economic Development Administration)

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TEA AT CAMPOS DEL TORO HOME—Mrs . Sylvia Ledesma, president of the Women’s Press (lub of Puerto Rico, entertained the group after their meeting at the Above left to right home of her sister, Mrs. Margarita Ledesma de Campos del Toro. are Mrs. Marta Lomar, Miss: Marinita Ballester, Mrs. Angela Luisa Torregrosa, Mrs. Ledesma, Doha Lorenza Brunet and Marina Molina. (STAR photos by Betty Knorr.)

By

The

NORY

politically,

SEGARRA

Women’s

Press

of Puerto Rico met Saturday at the

Press

Club

in old

San

Juan to plan for Press Week to be

celebrated

here

July

held

1

played in

by

politics.

in

Rican

Open

all

island

par-

as

Institute

of

week-long

well

as

a

Culture

ceremony

picnic

for

journalists.

Mrs. Lillian Skerrett de Torres and Mrs. Lillian Perez de Marin, the latter was not present, were both initiated into the ranks of the Women’s press Club here at the Saturday meeting. Tea

women

Prominent

the

July

men

also sponsor to the role

Puerto

at the

during

through 7. Mrs. Sylvia Ledesma presided. The July celebration will begin with a formal dance and dinner party in the Hotel Caribe Hilton’s Club Caribe at which Miss Maria Eugenia Font will preside as Queen of the Press. The Club will a forum relative

from

ties, will participate. A tribute to the late Luis Munoz Rivera, whose centennary was observed during the past year, will be

Club

At

Campos

Del

Toros’

Afterwards, the group was entertained at a tea in the home

women

Letter... | to our friends...

happened to’ be ing anniversary Campos

del

Conia Aseroea: “COMDADO" OAH JUAN, PUBATO ME— O

hae

Preceres #, menager Disterle

and _

toasts

the women’s press announced that she

would

Dr.

Kenneth

rez, of Aguadilla,

mer. In

the

Rami-

early this

evening,

the

sum-

women’s

press group met at the home of the Hon. and Mrs. Jorge Font

Saldafia

in Miramar _to

officially

Friends:

that gome of you were sorry Yi reservations for our ure : sec t to able not tie Buffet, but we feel t Nigh day nes Jast Wed mentary d about a ll the compli

pretty

prou

comments

We

we tye

are

heard.

going

to

ehange

our

selection

journalism

youngest

daughter.

the

House

of

won

first prize

in

Puerto

Club

of

Puerto

Rico,

cial editor of the ‘Desfile Social.”

Among ception queens

the

guests

eee

queen,

and

Mrs.

Ketty

Ramirez

Lomar,

Mr.

and

Mrs. Osvaldo Gonzalez Quifiones, the Roberto Font Saldafas, Miss

Margarita Font Saldana, the Misses Antonia, Rafaela and Rosario Hilera, Armando Roura, Maria

Cristina

Association

of

Journalists

Garcia,

Miss

| Writers

of

Net For May 17

Puerto

and

Rico.

is

To date, Mrs, Lillian Cana the only candidate official]

‘nominated

PIMPLES VANISH at the

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the

presidency

q

Mrs.

Delia

Quifiones'de

do Meyners. Elections

for

the

slated for Tuesday,

time have

and not

Reliable

Arna

i clib

May

a

17. Bot

place for the affa yet been determined sources

predict

tha

Mrs. Edelmira Vizcarra and Mr Maria Borras will be nominate from

the

floor

at

that

meeti

for

the presidency. The nominating committe has announced that Mrs. Am lia Segarra has been named fd first vice-president; Mesdama Adelita Ross de Ramirez a

Irma Vincenty de Lopez, secor vice-president; Mesdames Ja queline Borgos and Palmira Fl res, recording secretary; Me Eloine

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TENDENCIES:

is

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for

The

whatever

has to do with making some pretty comprehensive plans for the future. Be sure you do use every

means

of

an

adroit

but

honest. nature to devise a senBible system ‘for the future. Then tonight you can be sure to state in words of one syHable exactly what you want that. fs

new,

untried,

ARIES

(March

lofty. 21

to April 19)

During the morning you can get all of your monetary~ and private affairs in better order. Be certain to follow advice of fimancial authorities. P.M. fine for garnering new data, making mew

contacts,

new

5

Fine on

ae

RIIAIRIGAHIARE

day’to

get

all visits,

an

calls,

early

start

shopping,

etc.

Advance in all material ways. P.M. put your abode in the very nicest friends

order in for

and then “invite a bit of repartee,

lots of chiichat. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) | Early miake any repairs neces-|

sary to home, then make tions, pay the beam.

bills. P.M.

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collec.

right fine

on to

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SCORPIO If

you

close

very

ties give

how

to

and fun

(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) |-

are

will the

friends.

Ey

Righter

and

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good

you

excellent

get

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with

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they

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on:

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P.M.

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one.

truly

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your

TAURUS 20)

You

will

(April ¢an

see you

20

cement

to - May far

with

better

loved

accomplishing

much

that is practical and lucrative. Evening will then be free to spend

in the

company

ing comrades who ‘and most. devoted. . MOON

of charm-

are cheerful Have fun.

CHILDREN

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22

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to

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21)

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give

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then

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or

a mental

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diner

very

social

rounds

contacts. time,

(Feb.

can

alert

to

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enjoyable

all

ahead. Also, gratitude to

to Sept. 22)

press

P.M.

your

20

ANN: very

in

a

few

and

much

is within

your

be

sure

you

are

the

opportunities

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im-

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a in

girl love

IR I had

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asked

with

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plan to be married

me

a daughter why

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fine

is

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but

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AM.

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Ann Landers Says

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PRESS QUEEN AND PARENTS—The Hon. Jorge Font Saldafia greets Mrs. Sylvia Ledesma, right, at a reception in his home Saturday. Miss Maria Eugenia Font, second left, his daughter, has been chosen this year’s Press Queen. At left is Mrs. Font a

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P.R. Bills May Spark Spy Plane Gives Khrushchev Scrap Committee Ike S., U. s Power To Embarras Along Party Lines not

MARLOW

ibe

world

watching.

trapped

Nikita

Khrushchev—

which

opens

left

so

be

much view

It could

he

tration came that maybe

and

and

it

quiet,

it

over

In

didnt

there never was any “attempt to deliberately violate Soviet air space.” Then Khrushchev announced pilot Powers had been captured and. admitted he was spying. White, who is only a spokesman for the State Department, hadto come out with another statement, this one approved by Eisenhower, which conceded Powers might have been spying

know

about

the

plane

or

vis

mission. * Since Khrushchev is shrewd, a fine actor and a superb propagerdist. he could easily present Himself to the watching world man of vast good will. He could do it by ordering

release

of the captured

-vear-old Hest

fe

Francis

G.

the

summit

before

flier

Powers con-

begins.

ence

but

Did Not Tell All was clear” Khrushchev

that

denying

thorized

was

theory

to

he do

Russian

spy,

and

had

the

conviction.

Harold

If

for

its

a failure. Khrushchev

Khrush-

fairs

has

Eisenhower

on

if-it

been

the

said

for

a

summit

eo

the

visit

Russian

by

au-

so.

in

Eisenhower

Probably chev

people

a

has

chilly

already

up

anti-American

his

countrymen.

to

he

June?

Khrush-

started

stirring

Harry

S.

Dwight

cee)

é ©

(AP)—

YORK

EW “EW

I im

receive

Former |!

Truman

he

says |

D. Eisenhower |

on

the

day

of

portico

the |

among

the

current

ay

Truman

issue!

under

Ike

said

the}

had

the E:senhower fant: to | ar informa] White House unchecn before the inaugura |

ire

were

when

disapointed

invitation

was

refused,”

|

visited

said

Ike

Jromen. “Gen. Eisenhower chose ic errive at the White House woen there was only enough go the Capitol for the ime to £0 jsking of the presidential oath. Te avoid rther embarrass- |

we

canceled nade

the

myself

ready

SNWWWETE te) ay

By

POMMMMVWPA

HARRY

to

two

Democrats.”

One Republican says that before this campaign to take reliout he'd

of politics goes like to propose

dream

ticket:

Jer

Billy

&

Nelson

De

fab

Gaulle

must

issues.

says this

maybe we'd —and send

ton

is

summit

with

with

to

be

a

Khrusehev,

*

no

nominating

speeches.

Monument,

platforms

at one

&

the of

missiles that failed to on the launching pad. °

Washingour

few

blow

up

and

&

eastern railreads They

House.

want

consider one

be

held

Friday Ponce The

at de

House

event

of

tives.

there

ane

Red China claims Mount Everest. If they won’t let Chou En-Lai

passengers.

go

Students

boss in

after Korea.

the

riot

against

the

student-led

If the

Secret

trend

Service

will

prove you never went before they'll let you Ike. ee

Dick

Clark,

to

the

summit,

he'll

get

one

of his own.

&

Turkey’s

revolt

sk

Great

mis-teps

&

of

history:

If

continues,

Moses

make

of left, Israel would now have the oil and the Arabs the rest of> the

to in

you

college to see

turned

right

instead

denies he took payola. Of course, he received a few gifts, but what cynical investigator will break the

Steward and

of the board,

as

issue

to keep

on

“sizeable the

is

disagree-

merits

of

the

to Rico’s status problems

Fer-

was

not

in as far as he was concerned. He ventured a guess that “some people on our side are violently. opposed (to the Fernos-Murray Bill) and some even think Commonwealth should be abolished.” Although he did not agree with all criticisms, he said he felt provisions

were

“good”

some were not and others ed much more study. AW

and

needy

WWW

mem-

Majors Walter

Tanno

will

conflict

dance

with

in

ANAT

Aponte are at home in Isla de after a trip to N. Y.

Shirey,

new

another

engage-

the

former

Sylvia

Nevarez,

of

San

Juan,

wil]

months by

spend

in

their

the

Spain four

ac-

children.

Mr. and Mrs. Emilie Piero are vacationing in Europe, and write that watching Princess Margaret’s wedding festivities was fun. Mr. is

don Jests to

a

brother

T. Pinero, be

Rico...

to

Mr.

late

first Puerto

Governor

and

the of

Mrs.

Puerto

Gonzalo

Carole Tregoff And

is

BE

Ver-

Mr. and Mrs. Millin Pifiera (she the very attractive Dr. Lillian

Ferrer de Pinero) have returned to their Garden Hills home after vacationing in Mexico. Mr. Pifiero

is a very

successful

engineer

days...

Serge

Kluge,

one

of

the

owners of the Trans American Steamship Co. visiting Puerto Rico on pleasure and business.

LOS

ANGELES

Carole

(AP)

Tregoff

her

lover, Dr. R: Bernard Finch, held an hour-long rendezvous in an attorney’s visiting room. in the county jafi-here last week. The

physician

receptionist, ing the

and

accused

doctor’s

his

former

of murder-

wife, had

at

them

set for May in

a terse

23. The first trial

a deadlocked

As UDEM Monitor Rafael

Berrios,

beleaguered Checkers

leader

Dock

Union

of

the

Clerks

and

(UDEM),

says

he ,would “gladly”. accept the court-appointment of University of Puerto Rico law professor DaHelfand

as

monitor

for

his

front circles as the likely choice

—Red-

and

Welcome Helfand -

scandal shaken union The UPR law teacher has been repeatedly mentioned in water-

Dr. Finch Confer In LA County Jail haired

Berrios Says He'd

vid

ended:

a mifacle

a big

said

some

ing for awake.

will be

bills

nos-Murray bill exists on the Republican side of the committee. _Saylor said that he did not favor statehood for Puerto Rico at this time. But he added that all the testimony on Puer-

the Chicago Republican convention. The delegates will be pray-

kok

idol,

He ment”

“no comment” when reporters asked what they talked about. Carole is free on bail and Finch remains in jail. A retrial of their murder trial~is

desert.

Religion

*

teen-agers’

had

Maj.

bers

Rican

over

kiddies’ hearts .by saying ain’t no Santa Claus?

the

will leave soon on a South AmerHappy. birthday to May Noble ican vacation trip... Well known] and to Rafael Rivera. Balaguer, businessman Jaime Ballester and of the FHA.

m.

officials

at

table

By Chuck New

president;

will

and

to

CUA

vice

Pifero

board

if an

“fireworks”

OFF THE CUFF

wife,

the

presided

meet-

ing of the full committee

state-

to back

summer

p.

would

to

Aspinall has the votes his proposal.

companied

3:30

predicted

propo-

to “taking

made.

serious

wife,

of

.chairman’s

there

Fernos-

added

The

attempt

no

the authority building, Leén Ave., Santurce. be

the

:

today’s

ment in Dallas. Dr. Manolin Pérez, and his attractive socialite

the agency and government, banking, and electric industry execu-

big

bill. But he

not

by Sol L. Descartes, executive director of the authority, and will be attended by members of the governing

studying

Murray

Rico.

Saylor

sup-

proposal

bills

the belie . Lt Colonel Anna Hogan, USA, Rheingold films which willfrom Personnel and Training, is. made here soon, if the chore does visiting the island for -several

since

customer

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gion far,

KNEBEL

Washington

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leon

S. TRUMAN

FEVER

FLETCHER

is

White

committee

assailed

president:

the

Puerto Rico Water Resources Authority, Héctor Vazquez Calzada, will be honored at ceremonies

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The Ft.” Buchanan Golf ‘Club reelected Lt. Col. William Tennyson

Truman wrote that “from the earliest days of our history” the President-elect calls on the outgoing President. The two men have long been at odds and Truman has never

snubbed

he

Eisenhower. in

throwing

ZIM

“When I was informed that he declined to come in, I went out to greet him and to escort him to the Capitol.”

inauguration azine

Gen.

remained

and

thé

three

sal, he said, amounts Mufioz’ side.”

to

Puerto

Puerto

he.

member,

in

all

‘Tf you table one and don’t. table all you give an advantage,”

(R-Pa.),

amounted

politics’

ERS

Hostile lke Snubbed Him, Truman Says. F resicent

Saylor

hood had received consideration.

a

one. feeling

P.

action

Saylor

for

in

in

a

put both statehood bills out of action while only deferring consideration of the Commonwealth backed Fernos-Murray bill. Full Committee Chairman Wayne N. Aspinall (D-Colo.) last week announced his intention of tabling Pthe two measures at the same time he told newsmen his group had decided to shelve the Commonwealth’s controversial omnibus bill for this session. He said however,. the committee would

will have to include Eisenhower. What kind of mood would that put

spark

port behind the position of Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin.

inci-

failure,

to

Republican

the

“playing

dent. He hasn’t condemned him at all. But if he condemned the West

John

ranking

is

kind

plane

promised

Committee.

Rep.

_

failure,

bills

that unless

treats

equally “we are going to-be in in trouble” for “playing politics”

party line scrap today in the House Interior and Insular Af-

Macmillan.

ing. them

added

been

hood

warned

committee

WASHINGTON — An attempt to table two Puerto Rican state-

Has Prepared World If the Allies make no concessions to him, he has, by his blast at them, prepared the world for what would seem to be the first move after the summit: blam-

Russian

The State Department, through press officer Lincoln White, join-

in

a

Saylor

By WALTER S. PRIEST (STAR Washington Bureau)

putting

ter

theory suffered

ever his territory. Up to the U. S. Governthis moment ynent has insisted Eisenhower

ed

be

Adminis-

on

was

he’d

a

unguided,

flew

meeting,

agree on the exchange.

and became unthat the plane,

by itself. State Joined

if

the

chev let Powers go, this country might feel compelled to let Abel “go. Or the two countries might

loss of oxygen conscious, and territory

of

But

just before

gconvicted

held

for details, the National

with pilot

him

spy.

At the summit with LEisenhower and Khrushchev will be French President Charles de Gaulle and British Prime Minis-

Space

up the

vaguely

a

Colonel Rudolf I. Abel. Last March the Supreme Court up-

been

remained

asked Khrushchev and waited. Instead,

released

as

the United States on the spot. In 1957 this government tried

knew

have :

talked

Powers

summit

the

he

could

have

Aeronautics

while

trying

more than he revealed. In of this uncertainty, the

United States smarter.

Eisenhas al-

plane

much

suspected

self as a leader much more alert to what's happening than the President. He Apparently Knew He let it be known he was ibe one who gave the order to

the

reveal

unsaid,

he

ready projected an image of him-

down

Khrushchev

last

But

zyis

shoot

story

he didn’t he said.

in Pa-

next Monday. Without condemning hower at all, Khrushchev

whole

There was a chance know any more than could

jf he wishes— has prepared the way for embarrassing this government and President Eisenhower before, during and after the sum-

yoit meeting

the

instance: He didn’t fate of the pilot.

the

United States on the American epy plane it said was shot dow] over Russia.

Premier

telling

Thursday when he announced an American Jet was shot down while traveling over Russia. For

ZsANNIE

JAMES

MAW,

By

Analyst News Press Associated WASHINGTON — It was just ibe beginning when Russia, with

jury.-

of Federal District Court Judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario, who last Friday announced his intention to appoint a monitor for the union. The Judge’s action is expected to come this week, as part of a court order réquested by the rank-and-file UDEM opposition

to Berrios. A” group of union. dissidents, headed by Bull Lines .cheker Anibal Marin, las month filed a petition for injunction ‘which alleged grave irregularities in the Berrios ~ administration, including misuse of union funds, failure to hold elections, and coercion against rank and _ file critics.

|


THE SAN-JUAN STAR — Wednesday, May-11, 1960

the Stn Juan Star «50 William Wiliam

3. J.

Comercie

st.

El

| Only

in America

‘Capitalist’ Munoz Outshines -

Impareial Building)

Nikita On Machines v. Art’

Editer-Pablisher Managing Editor

Dervillier Kennedy

Published every morning except Sunday at San Juan, P. R. by the Star Publishing _

Gardner

Cowles,

John

Zerbe,

A.

Corporation.

Chairman

Exeoutive

of

the

Vice

By

Board

Subscription

— United States, Possessions, Territories a ¥r. © Mos. 3 Mes.

Rates

chev.

.

The heat got the better of He was obviously bored

Oriental dances he saw tioned :hall in Bendung

$ 7.00 $35.00

Regalar Mail Air Mell

monly

rude

to

Governor

Nikita Khrushby the. Aormal

in the non-air-condiand he was unconi-

President

Sukarno

of

the Russian

democratic

Premier

which

of the

In Puerto

hand-painted

A Youth Goes Shopping The Legislature has been dragging its feet for three years on a bill to control the illegal sale by drug stores of dangerous drugs without prescription. Association,

the

Association

of

toxic

drugs.

Both

Federal

law

and

the

dangerous situation which has caused deaths, according to reputable doctors, and is likely to cost more lives before an adequately safe measure is voted into law. This lack of control has anothes: unfortunate side which’ this newspaper demonstrated yesterday. We

a story

from

Washington

which

reported

was

no

progress,

Machines.

the

reat

Puerto

Rico’s

first elected

GOVERNOR’S

SALARY

between

explained

to

Your Boss May

not

a~

adult

stated requirement

of a doctor’s prescription on the

bottle,

with

it the responsibility

for the

probable delinquency of a minor. Our copyboy bought the pills as an assignment from his newspaper. Others can de the same, obviously, for their own purposes.

It is our sincere hope that this demonstration of the

manifold

dangers

involved

in

the.

uncontrolled

sale of dangerous drugs and, in this case of contra-

:

ceptive pills to a minor without prescription, will awak-.

-

en parents to the physical and moral peril of further delay by the Legislature. Legislators are generally responsive to public opinion.

They are unusually sensitive to public opinion

in an election year. We-urge parents, physicians, the Medical Association, the Association of Pharmacists,’ and Gov. Mufioz Marin to insist that the community be protected: at once with a sound, enforceable Jaw that will put an end to these unscrupulous and danger-. ous

sales by druggists.

A bill which considered

was

may

adequate

not be perfect,

by many

passed. by the House

but which

is

reputable medical men,

three years

ago.

It has

been held in the Senate Health and Welfare Committee since then. There is little time left.for action in this session which adjourns May 30th. But dangers are such that they justify, we believe,

second

“El

only

to

of

Venezuela

months,

demecrat

is

Vate”’—the

is also

machine.

out

of

in

it may

called

Bard—for

an accomplished

The

this

Times.”

machine,

philosophy.

The

Hine

Pitalists knew only of or humanity or. beauty. But

more. ant

history

Here

by

Luis

poet.

of

has

turned

ail

the

erafts and themselves

Communists

they

It

went

profits,

is Khrushchev,

us

shouted,

was

called

that

the

ca-

never

of

art

around

ones

the lineal descenddenouncing

handi-

urging the Indonesians to chain to machines while. Luis Mufioz-

Marin, the “Capitalist” has a profound and familiar relationship with art and beauty.

editorial is 5,

entitled

Underpaid,’’ 1960 edition

‘‘The

the the

calling of a special session by the Governor to follow immediately after this present session concludes its work. ; If this matter is not important enough for:a special session, we hope the Governor and: the Legislature will tell the people: a

Gov.

to accept

600.

Muiioz more

Marin

than

.

expresses

concern

A

a salary

in line with

accepting

under

in Miss

action

statement te that Robert Lewis Santurce, P. R.

effect?

ses

Thursday is unduly

Governor’s

editorial

$10,-

WRITER

Ed:

COMPLAINS

unfair to the Governor, besides Sir: being quite misleading in its ap-j. The San Juan Star of Thursday. ‘May 5, 1960, published an article preciation of the facts.

readers. But for. the benefit of the Legislature, we would like to point out that this sale of .a bottle of contraceptive pills to a minor, in violation of the clearly. also carries

the

“Modern

governor.

refused

the office he holds is unfair and unreasonable to his successor, and

transaction

too.

enlightened

islanders

movie

Rusin adAmer-

$20,000 when

The youth said his father had asked him to buy the contraceptive pills. The clerk gave him a bottle with a manu § supply for which the boy paid in cash,

not. be

ing

The paradox was made patent the same in a profile the Times ran on Luis Mufoz-

the

this

The

be

day

editorial

need

now

Mufioz-Marin

of history.

The

of

will

are

Khrushchev.

because

a druggist

Life

machines

to witness the transaction in a San Juan drug store.

implications

is

This

the

paradoxes

THE

$10.80

a

be

Sir:

We decided to see whether local druggists would sell the drug, called “Enovid,” and whether they would sell it to a minor. We gave a 17-year-old copyboya scribbled note with the name of the drug and the manufacturer—nothing else. We sent a reporter along

and

son

a boom-

LETTERS

“only on a doctor’s prescription.”

The

anyThe day, only this,

the

Marin,

that the Food and Drug Administration had approved a pill as safe for contraceptive or birth control use

minor

methods,

Latin America. In a matter _exceed that standard.

ican public’ relations, experts are in advising Eisenhower. The real Khrushchev cannot be disguised. The real Khrushchev is rude and doesn’t like objects d’art. And this-is one of

laws are unenforceable. Still the Legislature does nothing to correct this

published

will

sian public relations are not as expert vising, Khrushchev on his- trips as the

Commonwealth law prohibit the sale by druggists of toxic drugs without prescription. Many druggists ignore the laws, and the Health Department says the

the

into

had denied beauty to the world and had enslaved man. Charlie Chaplin even made a

playing

antiquated

and

It will be hard for the Russian Premier apologize, since what he was obviously dis-

‘there

to

capitalist transformed

what

and

cists, the Health Department, and individual physicians have urged enactment of legislation to protect the public from the dangers of. unregulated sale of

a

has

The, old-time anarchists, Bolsheviks, and Communists used to spend all their time scold-

very expensive. you need.”

Pharma-

is

He

12 years the standard of living in Rico has risen to a point where the

island

batik

Medical

Golden

ing commonwealth a once-impoverished country and done it only by parliamentarian and

Indo-

cloth tapestries he wantéd. “J ‘don’t like anything, I don’t like thing,” the Russian replied, according to New York Times. “It represents a bygone ‘an era that is past. It costs too much, not in price, but in human life. Go on like

Marin

of capitalists.

nesia. President Sukarne took Khrushchev to an exhibit of Indonesian handicrafts and asked

The

Harry

President

Tel. 3-8400 Mail

—11

my

name

about

Myrna Casas

tat Roto

en

the

entitled

el Tiempo’’

play

of

‘‘Cris-

presented

The

right

to.

edit

is

reserved

by every newspaper and we do not recall seeing editorial notes to that effect. Mr. Lewis’ article can 23 column inches.

5 lranian Communists Executed In Tehran

recently at the Tapia Theater as part of the Puerto Rican Theater will put the latter on a difficult TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Five Festival. spot. This kind of reasoning is The article as published differs Tudeh (Communist) leaders conerroneous. victed of organizing a recently Ate. No. 105, approved June 29, greatly from what I wrote. About unveiled Tabriz spy ring were 1953, raised the annual salary of one-third of the material was cut executed by a firing squad: last the Governorship from $10,600 to out; and, in addition, the wording week, the Iranian Army -prose$20,000. The latter is the legal and of what was left was changed in cutor’s office announced. Official salary of the office. At The five executed were inmany places. the time this legislative measure May I suggest; if you find it volved in “plotting to overthrow was being considered, Governor Mufoz-Marin conditioned his ap-: necessary to condense and re-style the regime,” according to the proval on the insertion of a-pro- a signed-article, that you do justice announcement by the army prowiso to the effect that the increasé secutor, Gen. Hussein Azemodeh. would not become effective while to..the “author by including\: an the office was held by him. The FROM EUROPE TODAY’S BEST Legislature acquiesced. . Thus, the Governor has not put. his successor on a difficult spot, since by law the latter. will. start right off at the increased: salary}: and will not Kiave to ‘‘ask the Legis- |: lature for a decent salary.” Of}-

course, he will not haveto, unless he will deem the $20,009 not ani: -] adequate. compensation.’ But this}. ' Would. be -apart from. the ‘reason-4; ing of your editorial. The sameé|' : would

hold

true:

if

the

present

salary were raised (to $25,000 (which you recommend) and -the next incumbent should not agree with your -appreciation. I. choose not to pass judgment on the

Governor’s

motives

;

for not

accepting the increase, except to}: .|say that they are Completely}: wholesome and -consistent with his}. ‘_admirable sense of public service. }The Governor's action involves a question of personal prerrogative,

which as long as it does not inter-|fere

with

should

other

people’s

interests

|’

not be questioned. Antonio

Cuevas-Viret

SWEDEN

Director Office of Personnel

Commonwealth

of P. R:

Ed: The public may ‘question why | another

governor

would

accept

==

H. ‘Gantriss= 973

“Qne of my: wives doesn’t

understand: me.”


ot

ann

ESLER IT NL

T

May 11, 1960 THE SAN JUAN STAR— Wednesday,

12

Be

Will

unday éw Firehouse ill Replace

Letter

Red

onces

SIAN

VAAN

ES

olorful Relic By

BETTY

7 d g

KNORR

Pencenios may bemoan the pass into history of their brilkantly painted old house. which after next

dav.

Mav

15,

will

Hy

fireSun-

become

i

a

but wait until they their new one. Like Pa-

fel

Tower,

irehouse

the

built

e

two

old

in the

pococonsssescscan cs, SN

see

SSR

museum,

vintage

relics have become their respective cities’ most famous mark. Strangely enough, both were built’

for

exposition

purposes,

both were considered monstrosities in their day. The gaudy Ponce firehouse was the pavillier, for agricultural products and livestock at the Ponce Fair of ji££2: the Eiffel Tower. an € f neering ingenui1 Exposi f red

erner

of

Puerto

Rico,

will

of-

ficially dedicate the new building. Angel’ Sanz, president of the Banco Crédito y Ahorro, will be the master of ceremonies; Raul Gandara, Commonwealth Chief of Police, will speak, and on hand will be Reyneld Malquist, president of vhe International Association of

W.J.

Scott.

Fire

Mar-

of the Province of OntaCeaneda. who is also Canaeputy representative to and firemen from PaSalvador, Nicaragua and States: When the veil is pulled from ihe

new

building,

behold

2

sight

a was

sent

of

a

burn-

to Mexico

in

1958

Rios

schofrom

Generation

studied art and with his father the fifth generation to devote his life k giant mos to assemble

Wh

to

more

students

young

mosaics.

ladies

Ninas,

from

her ne

tiny

own

with

brewn e gi

chips

were

picked

It

for

their

manual

and

fathered

the

the = art mcthered

girls,

teaching

down a removed,

“is

a

class

to

with

to

with

mosaics,’

Rios

like

making

a tapestry.

be

called

symphonic

might

painting. The understanding

During

train

work

control of and colors is a of

the

other no

great

has

months

room

of

Don

Miguel

Rican

artist and

been

at

the

that

work

a Poncein

another

Bacardi

Building.

Pou, dean

of Puerto

painters,

completed

prime ‘ requisite.”

three

Rafael Rios has been working on his giant masterpiece, an-

his

at

first

81

has

mural.

just

will hang house. For

Don

inside

the

past

Miguel’s

begun

at

the

Ponce

three

working

dawn.

fire-

months,

day

There

is

has no

electric light in his attelier and work must cease at sunset. One of

-It

the

(See

island’s

most

ISLAND,

beloved

Page

ci-

13)

them the art and transporting them daily back and forth from the orphanage. Carmen Lydia Rodriguez, one the Rios’ star pupils, is a

as

are

Elena

Pérez

and

Marta Aponte. Another pupil, and an enthusiastic convert to the art of mosaics, is Mrs. Celia

Cetner,

a

Rico,

who

ings

after

Amour making

newcomer

to

has

given

her

in

the

work

Boutique, to the mural.

Rafael

murals Puerto

Rios

has

the done

of great note Rico, although

Puerto evenSaint

job

of

other

here this

in is

his first work with mosaics. He painted the mural on the mau-

of

Don

Luis

Mufioz

Ri-

vera and has done others for vne Banco Crédito y Ahorro Ponceho in Ponce, another for t he main office of the Ferré Euilding in Ponce, and one for India

beer’s

Will

Mavyagiiez

Design

For

factory.

Capitol is

de-

e€ of

colored

patterns

paper depicting mural.

Th:s procedure process. er the

“Creating says,

Gexterity and taught by the Rios’ who have

start

ing, glorifying the “Danza” and Ponce’s immortals in the field of art and music of the last century is the first mural the 81-year old artist has attempted.

her

into sectional on of

Cruz,

Luisa Rivera, Glotia Roand Rosa Hilda Gonzalez,

job

g

the

Mercedes

Maria mero

soleum

Artist

hopes

de

student

out

tapestry permanently to the walls.

Four

Hogar

and

Indians.

Fifth

mosaic applied

unique

on an Institute of Culture Jairship to learn the art

Mexican

hang in the new Pence firehouse, to be inaugurated this The paintSunday, May 15, at impressive ceremonies.

of

ing iiding. It is the work of Pence-bern designer Rafael Rios,

‘who

DEAN OF PUERTO RICAN PAINTERS—Don Miguel Pou puts the finishing touches on his mural which will

will

as

woman

Sy

RENO

Poncenos

colorful as anything in Puerto Rico. Ji is the first mosaic mural ever dene on the island and will entirely cover the new buildir ‘s front facade. The soeseic. which measures 26 by 22 feei. depicts a fireman car-

j

Caw)

a

paris

is a reverse wall is hosed

he brown leaving the

paper is brillia

ure

Fs

%:

is a man dedicaied to 7-found'art technique and

WORKING ON MOSAIC SECTIONS—Rafael Rios and his wife supervise the w or k

nks to which

sections.

the Institute of helped him, he

done

by

girls from

the Hogar

de Nifias

and

art students

who

execute

his design

in

Oe

be

me

1

ws

€

le av f Ponce. A color ful new firehouse will be yelled with pomp and circumstance. brass bands, and speeches by gevernment officials, prominent Poncenos and visitors from all over the world. Governor Will Be On Hand Don Luis Munoz Marin, Gov-


¥

i

}

o

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday,

:

May 11, 1960

Island's First Mosaic Mural Work Of Rios (Continued tizens,

Don

school

teacher

from

Page

Miguel

is

and

12)

a

former

school

prin-—

cipal. It is said that all the island’s great, with the exception of “Munoz. Marin, former pupils.

His

mural,

have

been

glorifying,

“danza,” one of .the most famous dances, as

Ponce’s

his

great

in

the

island’s well as.

the

field

of

art and music, is an ambitious one. Appearing on the mural are

the men

whom

remembers

In

the

from

the

lower

center

of his canvas Campos, composer poser

is

Puerto

flanked

octogenarian. childhood.

of

section

Juan

Rico’s

Morel greatest

“Danzas.”

He

by his teacher, the Manuel

Tavares,

is

com-

and

Aris-

tides Chavier, teacher and comPoser, and according to artist Pou, “perhaps the most learned of

the

group.”

shaking teaga

who,

ceho

by

of

his

Tavares

hands

with

although

not

birth—he

time

is shown

Julio

Ar-

a Pon-

spent

much

ih France—is

consi-

a

LIKE A GIANT JIG- SAW PUZZLE—Above, Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Rios fit sections’ of the mosaic. pieces into the giant whole which will cover the facade of the new Ponce Below is Rios’ original sketch of the mosaic, firehouse. the first ever made in Puerto Rico which will measure 26 (STAR photos by Betty Knorr.) by 22 feet. tenor,

Antonio

Paoli,

seen

wear-

right hand

corner

of the ¢anvas.

cGered a member of the city’s intelligentia. of the day. Between the two is Federico Ra-

ing his rebes as “Othello,” his best role, with his sister Amalia, also a singer, and Mrs. Liz-

The “plena,’ Don Miguel says, was not native to Puerto Rico, but was imported here from the

mos, father of the Hon. Ernesto Ramos Antonini, Speaker of

zie Graham, daughter of an Englisman, who did much civie

Virgin Islands. It was ever, that the dance

the House At the left

work

in

its

fury.

These

js

Oriol

island’s

of Representatives. of this center group

Pasarell, great

while

next

Cruz’s

group

one

music

to

him

of

of

educators,

is

Domingo

musicians.

known as “Cocolia,” carrying his horn

the

as

their

“La

native

is shown, dancers under his +

arm, with Eustaquio Pujals and Cosme Tizol. The three were

has

and

Puerto

Rico

seated

at

rounded’ sers and

the are

At

the

piano

Campos,

and_

sur-

by a group of compomusicians. A couple: at

upper

center

shown

top

of

of

dancing

right

is

the

canyas

the

danza.

Ponce’s

noted

last

cen-

figures

have

Ponce’s:

own.

Another the new created

mural to hang inside firehouse is, being

by

another. of

group

of

in

“Plena”

the

lower

Ponce’s

Epifanio

Puerto

famous

Irizarry,

Rico’s

native

and

sons

and

artists. ;

Roosevelt Roads Gets New Phones phones

love

the

Theater.

are seen

the island’s most popular musieians ‘of the era. { Campos’ Love And Inspiration - Directly above the group is Mercedes Arias,-the inspiration secret

in

three

background

Perla”

A

Cruz,

Ponce

here, howcame into

A

modern

system

automatic

at Roosevelt

telephone

Roads:

Navy

Base with capacity for 1,200 tele-

it was pany. a

The $52

the

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installed

Telephone

announced

by. the

Company,

by

the

com:

project is in addition to million, five-year project

utility

company

is

carrying

See

out, the

and was given priority as company’s contribution — to

improve

facilities

for the

forces, the company said. In addition, tests are

carried

out

with

a

new

armed being

micro-

wave system, already installed,, which will improve communica-

tions

between

Ceiba

do and San Juan nal channels.

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Miguel Pow is shown

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corner of his mural which shows native dancers executing the “Plena.”


SFE

aS PRY SAN .

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, May 11, 1960

14 PONCE—Vandals-

Eisenhower’s

in Washing-

guests

The than

later.

named

NM

n»«~By William

ANN

DS

youths,

and

school half

was

a

scratch-

destroyed

year

other

opened

less

ago.

DE

NNN ANN

and when it got he “reluctantly”

back to bid the

slam in clubs. East felt that he had bid his all and passed as did South. West, having a fine hand,

passed

could two

beat bids.

and

hoped

that

the

slam

with

The

poor

guy-

he

East’s

West led the king of diamonds and the

South ruffed and laid down ace of clubs— the old reli-

able

safety

PONCE — A claim for $15,000 against the Hotel La Parguera Inc. has

been

filed

at Ponce Su-

perior Court by lawyer Charles R. Cuprill in behalf of his son Hector R. Cuprill, 11, and his wife, Lidia M. Hernandez de Cuprill. The claim states that om May}

3, 1959,

at 5:30

Hernandez

SeamMon gg monds North,

vulnerable

p.m.,

the plain-

play.

West’s

king

and

Mrs.

Dolores

C.

de Hernandez, were at the La Parguera Hotel in Lajas, seated

at a table waiting to be served dinner, when theit son Hector R

Cuprill

complaining

came

of

to

pain

the

in

table

his

left

leg.

clarer now played the ace and king of spades and ruffed a third spade in dummy. to the heart king

East

Pass Pass Pass

Pass 4D 5D Pass

the

lead:

North opponents

to

South bridge

King

simply on

of

plaint

said.

The

hotel

did

no

have

bid

add

and

insult

played player

Maybe

it—

aw,

of

He returned and claimed

tricks they

cut

it

to

make

should

have

out.

aid equipment, so they ‘had to take the boy to the Guanica Cen-

sear has remained in “his according to the claim. The claim says that Mr. Mrs. Cuprill have suffered

told anguish and that the Parguera Hotel was guilty

leg, and unLa of

neglect and carelessness by maintaining an tron railing with nails

jutting

to

his

out.

THE BETTER nae

injury,

back

off. the

He is always saving psychological time and

he

disappears.

On

until then

monds

of

two

passed

and North

bided

four bid

five clubs. Notice that West did nothing for fear that the opponents might have a slam. North passed with the knowledge that he

probably

had

a

slam.

VERTICAL

46. dry

47. Luzon

:

Negrito

13. Aries

-

49. edible

14. anxiety ~ 16. Mohammed’s

adopted “son 17. narrow waterways 18. individual 20. eager . ~ desire

1, jump

2. poker stake 3. brain

19. hypothetical force.

21, this place

23, giistened 24, distress cal),

rootstock

passage

25, disease of

50: function in in trigonometry

4. thurible 5. Persia 6. split pulse

- fowl 26. malt beverage

——

7. leaving

disk

:

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one:in every respect. North and East passed and South cue-bid

with three hearts. East bid diamonds and now South

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language

37, allay

was certainly a yery sound

the diamond suit which is tantamount to a game-force. West

5. artificial

36. dissolve

he

has a partner who knows his shortcomings and saves the day for him. This was not to be his

lucky day. West’s overeali

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16 Concert

Review

Clarinet ROGER

MARTINES.

Recital

Isen. piane. Institute of Puerte Rican | Culture. May 8, 4:30 p.m. PROGRAM: Sonata in B flat Majer (Wanhall Sonata |

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the

Caryl

poin

clarinet

recital

is

in the world,

me-

written

mode.

The

whole

sonata

is

a

jewel. Only phrases

in of

the the

incredibly long Brahms Sonata

could the shadow of misstep be detected — the soloists tendency stray

less

from

his

intonation

riation, more of

normally

by

however,

a

might

virtue,

susceptible

romantic

fault-

forcing

even

by

than

the

be

someone

I to devices

Pianist

In the Duo

artistry

to

manifest

Chosen

my

taste,

music

Maritself.

Program

a program

could

chosen:

Roger

not

The

of cla-

have

gallant

been

Praised

Concertant

of C. M.

Sonata

the hard work is more

equally distributed between net and piano, and pianist

Isern

held

skill for rightly

up

her

which

end

she

clariIrma

with

has

By Leonard

frontpaged

from

“surprise

Moscow

the’ other

dropped

dium,

was

from

reported

the by

me

April

18. The dispatches stated “There ‘had seen no explanation for the downgrading.” This is the explanation: Kirichenke is married

to

Mrs.

was

Khrushchev’s

fired

by

his

sister.

He

brother-in-law

for falling behind in his paper work, for assigning unimportant and

because

the

speeches,

sisters

‘quar-

reled.

James i mer, who

Miche--: wrote

the book, will i} make his acting debut as the cap

A

fering Nixon

St. house

:

by

Chessman

been

of-

took sum.

the bet, He said:

have

to

bet

against

him”...

Rose, incidentally, received final word about his seulpture gift to Israel

and

images”

the

“no

dispute:

debate

Vivien Angels,”

tain in “South § Pacific,” when § the show plays-% the Music Circus. ¥ in Lambertville, z N. J. Mrs. Miche. ner also may play one of the roles... The oil share LYONS holdings of John Paul Getty, the :tichest American, have shrunk ‘half a billion dollars in two | years. Onassis’ holdings also have

has

9 to 5 odds that Richard will be the next Presi-

If

Laurence TV

it

reaches

Olivier’s “The

Ben-

on acceptance

Leigh, star of finally caught

show,

graven

in the Knesset,

Gurion will stand ofthe gift.

#

may

“I still may vote for Nixen, but as a speculator, at these prices, I'd

“Duel of up with

prize-winning

Moon

and

Six-

pence.” NBC arranged the screen: ing...Miss Leigh, incidentally, just received a fan letter from Japan. “Dear Miss,” the letter began, “owing to the unfortunate accident

of

just

getting

With

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“TO HELL

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the

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have

together.

H. GUPTILL

world’s

greatest

(AP) may

comedian

performing Don

white _ stallion

Juan

is

one

numerous co-stars in million dollar picture.

of

the

the four Shooting

started in this lush tropical resort and will continue in Acapul-

co, Mexico

City,

Puebla,

gas, Hollywood Stations.

and

Las

some

Veway

Considers Him Son : As Pepe, Cantinflas is a humble Mexican peon who reared Don Juan. He considers him his “son” and wishes to have him for his own. To that end, he follows him

There

Pepe

meets

an _ assort-

ment of picture personalities, including Maurice Chevalier, Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh, Bobby Darin, Sammy

Davis,

Jimmie

Jr., Zsa Zsa Gabor,

Durante,

Hedda

Hopper,

Kim Novak, Jack Lemmon,

Ernie

Kovacs,

Dean

Peter

Martin,

Lawford,

Debbie

Donna

Reynolds

(AP

a

and

Bill Wallace, the lawyer and All the actors and actresses aphusband of Ima €laire, deplores the practice of rich men in be- pear as themselves. Shirley Jones queathing so much of their es- is the girl with whom Pepe falls tates to charity, to avoid inhe- in love, Edward G. Robinson a ritance taxes. Wallace says he hard-boiled movie producer, Dan advises his clients to remember Dailey a fading actor-director and their friends in their wills, too: “So what if: inheritance taxes .Greer Garson the horse fancier tries unsuccessfuly to buy. have to be paid on such gifts? who By then you’re dead and it won't Don -Juan @way from Pepe at matter.” an auction.

know

it, U.

Friday May 13 .9:15 P.M. (MEMBERS

ONLY)

i Stop sd

10

Seasonable

Ss.

Fernéndez

S. Ambassador

Robert

Old friend Hill domed im at the set to wish Mario Moreno good

luck

and

ended

“spectator’’.

up

among

extras’

just

the within

camera view during the shooting of a buil-ring sequence. — It was while the Ambassador was there that Cantinflas had his first misunderstanding with Don. Juan. He rode ing somewhat

into the set bouncuncertainly on the

Stallion’s opulently saddled back. Trying to doff his rancho type sombrero

Don

he

had

Juan’s

further

prancings

trouble.

gave

him

little chance to get the chin straps back in place. Bews

As

Instructed

The beautiful mount instructed before the in

what.

eventually

bowed as auctioneer

will

become

that

Pepe

wanted canter

Puerto

4

Air Conditioned —

to

scarcely

stay

around

would

with

have

him

the ring,

for

much

a less

follow him to Hollywood. Five attempts to film this short sequence failed to produce something acceptable to director George Sydney

to

and

the

other,. less

company

exacting

turned_

arts

of

Insofar as Dorothy Kingley’s chuckle-provoking screen play arranges things, Cantinflas, characteristically, loses the girl to

Dailey. But he gets

the harse.

F CATHAY Chinese

ia

>

or tn

Ample Parkiog g

Cantonese Cuisine Open Daily Air Conditioned @9

as

Juncos,

cm Fall Meals American Coffce

Prices

Finest Rico.

Rea wee;

as an unpaid may not yet

Restaurant

COFFEE SHOP

ARTHUR MURRAY'S

dif-

C. Hill.

JUAN

es

PARTY

it

photo)

The film includes extra, although he

DARLINGTON

having

during the

finding

the script.

Reed.

SAN We're

been

one of the opening scenes of the film. But ‘at--this point relations patient Cantinflas and to Hollywood, where the talented between animal has won a movie contract. the high strung horse were such

to see you in ‘Gone Wind’.”

GIRL”

SUPER DRIVE-IN

CHARLES

named

Kerr

BLESSINGS” /

smoothly

“Pepe,”’ however, he probably will be an accomplished horseman, too. ~-

RIALTO-SAN JUAN Rossano

co-star

By the time he finishes filming his elaborate new production

Kennedys

dent. Billy Rose for a substantial

open

.

hit...The

Wall

The

and one of its highest paid enterZ\is no I but on horseback he still is no Roy Rogers. .

rent Marien Davies’ home during the Democratic convention.

Presi-

“Pepe.”

VISTA HERMOSA, Mexico —Mario Moreno (Cantinflas)

noted.

Juan, the horse and Can-

Cantinflas, No Horseman, May Become One In Role

the

Lyons assassssnayy

been

of

ficult to work

become

LYONS DEN

Zoey

MOMENT—Don

tinflas; the comedian share a tranquill moment

be

THE The

TRANQUILL filming

expression.

descended)

allowing

Row)

book

a

a highdespite

2455”

(Death

on

them-

motion pictura crime and the

“CELL Based

a

writers to Khrushchev’s

3-3478

“STORY ON PAGE

tension.

Sunday,

ibeen

Attraction

Woodpecker

are

iday, that Alexei Kirichenke had

GAMBLER” @

finale appropriately

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|news”

“MISSISSIPPI Specie!

Rondo

considered

and

artistry

P.M.

Piper

have

CON

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@

some-

von Weber (from whom — through no fault of his own — the German wing of town band music is

better

2 P.M.

Power

like

might

chanical factors can at any moment bring calamity. Happily, ins'strument and reed cooperated ful-

For

“KILLERS OF KILIMANJARO”

Show

which

like participating in act on a windy day;

rinet

Taylor

MATIENZO

rods

Playing

KELLY” ®

sounds

himself

alternates a rollicking street song with mock solemnities in minor

and

| selves subject to minute but tentially disastrous variations

@

10:00

and

Haydn

volume of clarinet tone beyond its normal limit. This sort of va-

and

“YELLOWSTONE PREVIEW

and

|keys

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LORRAINE - 12 M.

irrational

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to

/tinez’

SUMMER”

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“SUDDENLY

LAST

of

(1739-1813)

the

written on a busy Tuesday morning. The wistful second movement is) pure Italian opera, while the

as the one presentby UPR professor

clarinet is an: instrument in less than expert hands,

mercy

of

all

thing

uncontrollable factors as recalcitrant reeds, bubbles of moisture

4

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of Johan

trills associated with the AustroBohemian school of 18th century

Roger Martinez in the hall of the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture.

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at 8:00 P.

M. =

&t.

John’s Cathedral — Stop 20 1/2 x Pence. de Leon Avvenue, re x You are SYLAR AIAIAIAILAIA IAI $

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an

think

Sew

bat ty

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get

on:

me

ceaeT

asked

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ever

autograph. And I used to she was a movie fan.”

obes

she’s

a

-“Jt’s for my mother,” she explained later. “It’s the first time

rrAgede YS ha {ay

11:00—WRIO-—Hi

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P.

WAPA-—Club

8:30—WWWW-Evening Varieties 9:00—-WWWW-—Music Just for You 9:30—WKAQ-—Caravana Musical

or

4:30—-WHOA—Roy

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4:00-WHOA=Molly

11:05-

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_ THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, May 11,1960

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, May 11,1960 _

Ext 72

APARTMENTS

ESTATE

CONDOMINIUM

Our SPECULATING? or INVESTING specialist government lawver, realtor, complete Pictures, yours. ara staff and

Lagoon

Equipped

cluded.

3-3506,

SALE

FOR

balance

of

tween

easy

Saaturce,

Parque

and

De

BALDREICH

Condomini-

in

APARTMENTS

. residential, office and ing at $14,000. First

heart

finished.

and

2-5069.

facing

bedroom china

After

in-

5, ne

FOR

1547

RENT

1,

SECTION

furnished

—

modern

terms.

Diego.

In

the]

St.1505,

ong

be-|

eq

Telephone]

2.1988.

yours

pedroom

Call

Will

Mr.

Available

three

Hamill,

2

1511

FULLY

gas water, hot closets, rooms with eleterraces, quarters, maid's room, to school, church, vator. incinerator, terrazo floors. Con- | stove, garage. Close Nice drugstore. and store #rocery | Corner McLeary Rita, Santa dominium Rent lease. year One neighborhood. Investinformation, For Court. Kings Betaninformation, For Box | $125 monthly. 3-3350, Company, Service men: FloralPark. 20, ces 6503, Santurce. 317 316 | 1537 1529

APARTMENTS BEAUTIFULLY

apartment

FOR

RENT

FURNISHED

for one

or

two.

efficiency

On

the beach,

best meighbornood, near hotels, supermarkets. Linen and airconditioning inacluded. For appointment phone 2-4073. 1533 516 FURNISHED LUXURY apartment rent June and July in Ocean Paak.

for All

acreened, with 3 bedrooms, large porch and garage. Ocean view with excellent beach available, $300 per month i Ind maid.

Call

2-9091.

FURNISHED

efficiency

apart-

ment for single or double occupancy Ona block from transportation facilities and shopping center. in the heart of Santuree. Call 2-9458 after 3 PM.

1527

514

UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 bedrooms, $90. per month. 1533 Central Avenue, Caparra Heights. For infor-

mation Call 1430 Central 1525

8-1124 or Avenue,

get Dr.

EENT

on

buy,

residence

June

Ist,

with

at

19

the key Pagan.

at

316

SCREENED, 22’), bath,

studio apartkitchen, air-

to

for

lot.

One rent.

8-1727. 516

CAPRI

G-61,

Rio

Piedras

HILLS

—

One

of

the

RESIDENCE,

3

5:30

PM

call}

1379

34

FOR

RENT:

Two

story

house

im

ex-|

ped

kitchen, pantry(

room

with

bath,

porch, bar, maid’s|

garage

for

two

cars,

terrace, and ail other modern conveniences. For information call telephone 2-3425 of personally at Yardley Place No. 4 Santurce, P. R 1378 UF CONDADO SECTON: House fully furnished, two blocks from La _ Concha. Living-diningroom, 3 large porches, 3 bedrooms, garage, laundry and maid’s quarters. Clotilde Benitez, 2-2378, 3-0122. \

FURNISHED

RESIDENCE

near

512 beach

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

7 PM. 1459

2-9682.

1473

511

Extension

SALE

516

FOREST

HILLS,

first

with

double

bedrooms

section.

3

ample

closets,

water

heater, screens, ail facilities. 723 sq. meter lot, two car parking. Must sell before May 30. $6500 down, balance

FHA No, see

$8500.

$83.

monthly.

291. Tel. 986 Red, it and offer.

2nd.

Bayamon.

St.

Come,

1517 AT

614 BUCARE

immediate ers offers

Diamante

DEVELOPMENT

—

occupancy Functional its ‘‘Caribaire’ home

Street

and

its

For

Buildat 16

“Buccaneer”

home on 19 Onix Street: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car carport, liberal mortgage; homes opened by appointment only. Call Arturo G6al-

dafia, 1491

Tel.

THREE

2-2768.

524

BEDEOOM

house,

near

Social

801,

4th

Vega

Security

Building,

Floor,

Apartment

Ponce

de

Leén

401-402,

Mrs.

3-6769.

1i74

Ur

31153 MAGDALENA Newly decorated

— and

Sulte Apartment. furnished, with

large living and diningroom, airconditioned bedroom for two, kitchen and Private bath. Located in Condado section one block from La Concha Hotel. Private entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356,

M71

69

ISLAND Condado

to

- HOUSE ocean front.

beach.

facing

ditioned RATES: cluding

New,

sea.

1017 Ashford Private stairway

informal.

Spacious,

Sun

terrace

modern

aircon-

rooms, SPECIAL SUMMER $14 = $18 daily, double, incompiete breakfast. Call

SAN JUAN GUEST MOUSEEnjoy AUNT JENNY’S: Guest House with a breakfast and drinks on your private family atmosphere. Delicious meals terrace in delightful continental-run served. 1859 McCleary Ave. Tel. 3-6802. guest house close to ‘Under The Trees”, 600 UP and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion SAN ANTONIO GUEST HOUSE — One Court, corner of McLeary. Member Tapia Street. Ocean Park, San Juan. eo Tourist Association. Telephone Rooms with private bath, airconditioned. 3-131 3 minutes from Airport. Beautiful swim702 UF ming beach. Good restaurants within walking digtance. Breakiant served. LA

PROVIDENCIA

GUEST

HOUSE

-

Parque 153. Near beaches, restaurants, theatres, busses. Sun terrace, all airconditioned rooms. Cooking facilities. For information, phone 2-9352 or write to Box 1251

12384

Loiza

Station,

Santurce.

0486 1475

anytime. UF

23-1779. ASHFORD

HOUSE

ww

Guest

House,

CONDADO 606, Stop

GUEST HOUSE, Condado 17. 2 blocks La Concha and

1120-1122. Ashford Avenue, Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments, Maid Service. All screened. Hot water. Some with air conditioning. Best hotel and residential! section. Beach facilities. Special arrangements for couples travel ing together. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal Guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 2-7927. Mrs. Annle De Mauret, Manager.

beach. Apartment, double airconditioned, livingroom with sofa bed, bath, hot water, terrace, private entrance. $9. oy. less per week. Marchand, 2-6178,

MARIGALANTE

One

—

PARQUE

159,

Phone

2-3056. Beautifully decorated, airconditioned rooms, each with private bath, hot and cold water. Terraces, garden.

Near

beach

Mer rates. ¢pepe

and

business

Manager,

sectors.

Margarita

de

Sum-

Conoe

3-0834.

TAFT GUEST HOUSE — Taft 53. Each room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance $15. double, $12. single. Special rates by the month. 2-0887 or 2-2206.

773

NEW CONCEPT in tourist accomodations. With the rental of one of our excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day loan of a car’ for your sightseeing, nite club visiting, ete. Call

1374

61

THE OUFFY’S have remodeled charming, old beach home, and now offer rooms, all with private bath, with private patio, some air conditioned.

minute

to

beach

$7.50

ingle,

include

complete

$10.

and

double.

breakfast,

Road. near San Juan Call 9-0144, 9-0532.

bus, AH

Isla

From rates

Verde

HOTEL LUQUILLO RESTAUBANT.

—

OCEAN

VIEW

BEACH

beach Roll

water. winds. a

HOUSE

out

and

directly

of bed

into

1384

GF, | 93S

on

the

conditioning by the trade Staaten included. | Outdoor barat your disposal. 1850 Atlantic,

COLONIAL GUEST Avenue, Miramar,

Intercontinental.

GARDEN separate servant’s

and

on

fruit

6,000

9

meter

trees.

car.

AM

Please

to

4

phone

PM

lined

closets.

3

large

HILLS 3 bedroom house, livingroom and diningroom quarters. 2 car carport. Fully

fully equipped

ROOMS

kitchen.

1277

For information, InCompany, Box 6609

FOR

RENT

Liddy,

only.

per

month.

Call

MOVING furnished

TO

3

RENT

FAMILY from States, need modern apartment er house,

Santurce kitchen,

or near vicinity. 3 bedroo: livingroom, screened, other

facilities. oo

Call Box

Bayamon 1136, 37, Bayamon.

cooking] section.

2-4998.

After

3-7430. 1542

6,

er

write

61

OFFICE SPACE FLOOR SPACE for rent. in attractive corner building. Second floor with separate ground floor mid and parking space on adjoining Rental very reasonable. Inspection py Apply on ground floor Catalan Bidg., Calle Loa corner Calle del Parque, Santurce. 1549 : Si? OFFICE SPACE at Step 15, Santurce,

560 in

Monserrate St.. building where

offices of Toro-Ferrer.

MEN ONLY: Furnished rooms, and beach facilities. Condado

$50

WANTED

Large

516

Architects are

Pref given te profes3!0mal or to factory representative dealing in construction materials. For information call 2-5410 or 3-1186.

1477

Sil

317

FOR RENT to a respectable single emPloyed man, an exiremely well furnished, cool, comfortable, homelike room in respectable continental’s apartment. Telephone, hot water, linen & other facifities. As a paying guest, this is ideal for a discriminating man, Reasonable rent. References required. May be seen daily 12 - 3 PM and 6 - 9 PM. 322 Calle

Sol, Apt. 3, Entrance Callejon del To1592 517 INDEPENDENT, SCREENED, airconditioned furnished room, double er single. With linen service. modern private bath, closet, hot water, refrigerator. Beach

across street, Near airport. References required. Atlantic View 73, Isla Verde. 6-2059

1535

days,

efter

5

PM

29-0522.

clear,

SQ.

FT.

—

well

heart

ventilated.

of Puerte

AVAILABLE INDEPENDENT, airconditioned, furnished screened room, with linen vervice, bath, closet, hot water and cefrigerator, Single occuPancy. Best Condado section, across from Atlantio Beach Hotel. No cook$110

References

monthly,

atilities

cequired.

Phone

included.

2-1389.

513

1539

SPACE

FOB

Nuevo

SPACE.

New

Clean,

building

business

in

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. ; ne 1499" 610 CABEEB

BUILDING

—

GSanturce.

309

square feet, facing Ponce de Leon Ave. at Stop 16-%. Rent $95. per month

(OPA). tioning,

Services: Elevater, aircondiwater and electricity, janitor

and doerman from 6-12 cluded in rental . Call — 2-0515 er 3-0882.

COMPARE

ing.

OFFICE

PM. Cabrer, =

intele§

516

ONE OR two girls to live with confinmental couple en Ponce de Leon, Santurce. Kitchen privileges and use of the house. Large terrace overlooking city. V5. weekly, $50 monthly. %-1016. 1528 516

RENT

$595;

THESE

Uxtra

VALUES:

rooms

(12)

x

Carports

12’)

6993;

fences, porches, bathreoms, etc., at similar low prices. We handle plans. Low. FHA interest (4-112%). Ne down payment. Universal Home Improvement Corp., %-2002, %-3013 Wxt. 204. 1487 10

FOR

CUSTOM

SALE

OR TRADE

BUILT modern

three

beds

room, 2 bath home, Cupey, near shopping center, Rio Piedras. Built-in kitchen bar, carport, two terraces. Screened, landscaped. Excellent financing. 622,000. Miss Weiner 3-8400. 1382,

61

FOR RENT first and second floor of a aew modern building at 171 Quisaueya Avenue near Carpenter Road, Hato Rey. Approximately 15,000 sq. ft. each floor; first floor suitable for stores, machinery, warehouse, hardware distributor, supermarket, etc. For information call $-4448 or 3-3991 or .apply

LOTS

FOR

SALE

ONE ACRE with concrete house almost completed. Paved road around lot. Close to El Comandante Racetrack, Beautiful panoramic’ view, on hill, 10 minutes drive to Rio Piedras and International Airport. Leaving for the on premises. 514 | States. Telephone §-3177, 17-2726, or Box 1506 666, Rio Piedras. 1525 514 1500 SQ. FT. office space available, Stop 20, Santurce. Centrally 1} Airconditioned. Parking, private sanitary| NEVIS — ST. KITTS -— Beachfront installations, seven divisions of different Hotel, excellent condition, for sale. Also sizes, flourescent lamps. Rent reason1,000 acres of miscellaneous property, able, established by Rent Control Board some plantations, all suitable hotel or of Puerto Rico. Third floor. Telephone cottage colonies. On ,beaches, roads — available.

New

building,

Located Hipodromo 652. | Centro Tecnico Esteva, 1545

screened.

For information, telephone 2-5856. 517

some

near

airport.

Write

Simmons,

tances 265, Santurce, P. R., Box 165, St. Kitts, B.W.I. 1283 , ‘

or

Bee

Duncan,

524

Real Estate Corner SUBURBAN HOMES — with lots of space and assured privacy. Choice offerings now available in San Francisco, Santa Maria, Bucaré, Romany, Garden Hills. All with more than quarter acre of land; some with swimming pools. Prices as low as $21,000 with good financing. CITY

beach of Luquillo, Puerto Rican conetnsntal food. Luquillo,, P.R.

| the

1958-9

UF

MAISON BLANCHE Guest frouse. Double and single air gonditioned rooms with bath. Near beach. Sun terraces, 77 Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Vicente Julia, Telephone 3-2936, 402 | OF.

HILS

cedar

Me-

tropolitan Shopping Center. With screens, yard all fenced. Under FHA plan 8 months. Monthly payments $60.00 {nformation JN-22B Caparra Terrace. 1482

Gue st Houses ANTILLES GUEST HOUSE, “in lovely Miramar, with nice ocean view. Near Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rdtes.

sized

jor’

1400

bedrooms

W122.

house

1521

geles 1534

After

10

3

hours 6-7552,

2-4930:

shade

square meter lot. vestment Service Santurce, 3-3550.

SACRIFICE — MUST SELL new home, 3 bedrooms, airconditioned, screened, lamps, electric ‘range, cyclone fence. Phone 3-1590. pe personally at location Kk Los An-

call

room

landscaped,

516

FOR

Many

baths,

Plus servant’s quarters, on beach front mear San Juan Intercontinental Hotel. One or two years’ lease. $500, per month. 9-0382. H. Madera, Box 332, San Juan.

HOUSES

WANTED FURNITURE & CAR. Continental faniily just arrived. wishes to purchase for cash complete household furniture and appliances. Alse medium

PATEICIO

porches, double garage and carport. Separate servants’ quarters and laundry, 3 rooms, 2 baths. 40’x20’ filtered pool. Lighted tennis court. $75,000. 8-1168. 514 1507 3

finest

11

SAN

kitchen and pantry, livingroom, diningreom, breakfast room, barroom, airconditioned library, powder room and large foyer on first. 4 large aireonditioned bedrooms, plus spare room, 3

adoption

1530

concrete

conditioned, heater, refrigerator. Utilities and linea included. Residential section close to beach. Rent daily, weekly or monthly. Call 2-4767 after

512

cat

WANTED TO BUY

SALE:

Sit Spacious

screened,

State Road No. 1, Rio Piedras to Caguas: Living and dining reoms, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, built-in-stove, mahogany cabinets. pantry, ny closets. Glass enclosed terrace and 2 open terraces. Located on 2-1/2 acres. May be seem on week days after 5:30 PM. Saturdays and Sundays all day. For further information during w

1524 FURNISHED, ment (18’ x

option

Siamese

Telephone

FURNISHED

513 | clusive residential section, mear thej beach. Fivebedrooms, 3 baths, twoj living rooms, large dining room, equip-|

1433

NEWLY

FOR

months,

URBANIZACION

bedroom homes in Garden Hill. All terrazo floor, beautiful kitchen and large patio. Excellent location. Available in three week. Telephone Parker Realtor, Office 3-3788. sii 1451

bed-

3

5

516

house in Villa Caparra. airconditioned. reasonable

GARDEN

screened

diningroom,

livingroom,

play- | house:

living-dining,

to

FOR

PONCE Second story: Three bedroom house, two blocks main plaza. Just remodeled. Place for two cars. Monthly rental $110. Inf. Salud 80 or Box 224, Ponce. $12 1479

bedrooms, 2 baths, one bidet, kitchen with double sink. Iron _— grillwork, screens. Carport. Planted with fruit trees. $150. Information Loiza Shop, Loiza 1810, Santurce. 1486 812

512

COMFORTABLY,

bed-|

4

APARTMENT.

ISK

San Francisco.

2%

pedigreed

VILLA

17M

523 | 1480

HOUSES

RENT

COMFORTABLE FUENISHED screened bungalows, at beautifu] Vaciatalega Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations. 1410 Salvador. Prat, Santurce. oe 98

office

Taunus

RENT:

free. 1536

June

Deluxe.

‘

Also

screen-

6-2357,

1958

Tulipin,

furnished bedroom,

bedroom

air-conditioned.

sacrifice

D6

FOE

commercial, | home. Family away one year. All. conFederal _fi-} veniences. Two baths plus laundry-bath.

Loiza

Sere, ¥ batcoomns,

tion

party. Enclosed large lawn, concrete residence, all screened. Spacious porch, living room — dining room, master bedroom with bath, three other bedrooms, independent bath, kitchen and pantry. Telephone. Separate servants’ quarters, laundry and garage. Rental reasonable. Location: near Cuatro Calles, Guaynabo, P. R. Bex 3306 San Juan. Telephone Guaynabo 2371. $17 1548

69

uit

nancing,

limen

days

—

3

just

FOR

FROM JULY 8 — SEPTEMBER 23rd, completely furnished, screened residence, located in cool San Francisco. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large livingroom, diningroom, kitchen, 3 porches. For informa-

ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE residence within large estate (containing other residences) available for rent to desirable

facilities. Payment turce, Rio Piedras. mortgages. first for available Money us. 2-0911 Call properties. Investment or write Box 729, Roosevelt.

EIGHT

RAFAEL Norte,

kitchen,

Call

HOUSES

RENT

3-775.

Bucaré Caparra, Villa Hills, Garden Rey, SanHato Park. Hyde Baldrich,

APARTMENTS

SAN Ave.

apartment,

_ HOUSES

Inc.. has listings REALTY, — San sale lots for and Patricio, San Maria, Santa

CINTRON houses of Francisco.

FOR

1493

J. property. investment and (siands REALTORS FRANCISCUS ALLEN ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn and Ashford AND

Condado

and

furnished

description af scores of houses for sale, beach front oroperty, ocean front farms,

Avenue, 279

’

CLASSIFIEDS -

3-8400

REAL

—s«y.

HOUSE,

606

Olim:

RESIDENCES

locations

public

near

in

schools,

transportation.

convenient

shopping

Choose

from

and

fine

listings in Baldrich, Ocean Park, Roosevelt, Parkside, San Patricio and other fine urban neighborhoods. Prices from $19,500.

BUILDING SITES for the custom home you have planned so long! See our first rate lots in Bucaré, Cupey

Gardens,

Monacillo,

ta Maria, _meter.

Prices

Monterey

begin

INVESTMENTS

-

at

for

Sanper

immediate

development or speculative Hato Rey condominio site for two

apartment

units

2,500

holding. seventy meters

at less than $25.00 per meter. Thirty acres with half mile frontage on protected beach and major highway at

$4000

per

for motel, aaiiea

acre.

Accessible

marina:

or

Realtor

and

fecreational

gD Robert Tschudin,

TELS. 3.5315

and

$2.00

ready

de-

1


&

_HELP

FOUND

on

LOST —BLACK and white dog — answers to “King”. Wears collar with tag. Marion Veterinary Hospital written en tag. Phone 6-6414 or return to owner at Concordia 150, Urbanizacion Valencia. Rio Piedras. Reward Bis Su

BUILDINGS

FOR

RENT

recent construction, structural concrete. 10,000 square feet

area,

with

19

foot

high

ceiling

steel floor ware-

house space. 4 trucks and Located in

Loading platform handles parking yard for 80 cars. commercial development

across

mew

from

port

zone..

Minimum

5 year lease: Only principals enquire. No brokers. For information call telephone -%676, or write to Building, P.O. 6878, Loiza Station, Santurce. P. R. 1550

516

SECRETARIAL EXPERIENCED

SERVICE

CONTINENTAL

Public

Stenographer servicing La Concha, San Juan Intercontinental, others, local transient. Typing, shorthand, briefs, manuscripts, reports. Hourly rates. IBM Electric. 1120 Ashford Ave., Apt. D-4,

Muriel

1231

Eddy,

EFFICIENT,

2-8735.

fast

518

Secretarial

Service,

legal documents, contracts, reports. free pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh day or night — 3-5156. 166 . UF

BOOKKEEPING

SERVICF

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

EMPLOYERS: at absolutely

best

personnel

Accountants,

Receptionists,

We can NO COST.

in the

line

all

provide with the

sorts

Typists,

of

TAUNUS

island.

Best

or

Evenings,

1516 Eo,

478.

1508

Telephone and 5:00

POSITIONS

3-0391, PM.

office

SECRETARY

with

CONTINENTAL SECRETARY desires position, Medical, international and administrative background. Write Box W, San Juan Star (Box '4187 San Juan). 3510

511

WANTED,

MEN

CONTINENTAL, late 30s, married. Highly qualified sales and administrative. mow traveling Latin America for well known U. S. Manufacturer, seeks position with local or U.;S.° firm. Ne ebjection te travel. In San Juan May 316th to 27th. For interviews, write Box eo Juan Star. 514 COLLEGE GRADUATE, 29, bilingual, available for immediate position. B.B.A. with management and supervisory experience. Ex-Army officer. No objection to traveling. Write Box L, San Juan Star (Box 4187, San Juan). 1518 512 CONTINENTAL, 32 permanent ident. 6% years Puerto Rico, seeks position ef plant manager. Experience, 5-1/2 years plant manager, experience Tool and Die, Production, sesembiy, Packaging, Mainsenaeces Office. 1368, Ponce.

HELP

offer.

ARTIC-KAR

all

cars,

2-0080

2-0000

auto

WANTED

Juan Star on established Tomes, iIf you are over 12 years of age, phone 3-8400, 1247

61,

Miss

Longfellow.

~

3551

-

financing,

Factory

openings

for

parts

mechanics.

retary-stenographers.

Apply

FOR

for’

Good

service.

requested.

of

visit

SALE

fioz

1498

WOMEN’S seamstress ford Ave., 1512

your

GOWNS

zaciones

mandante,

Vista

ROSA

OYOLA

mees: Universitario,

Reparto

Mar,

Extensién Mufioz

El

Inc:;

Genoa,

Rivera,

31

—

Rey.

or-

of or

Mu-

65429.

75

zee, dacron sail, HP . Universal

A BOAT is sigu of success, but persons with distinctive tastes own a Borum beat. Amierica’s most wanted boat. See the latest models at Kiko Toro Inc., Step 31, Mufioy Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey - 65429. Borum and Thunderbird boats, Mercury motors, Gator trailers. Easy terms free demonstrations. 4497

VACUUM and

maintenance.

927

built,

—

For

rent.

for

tropicalized

UF

sale,

new,

against

re-

termites,

against rust (springs and pins) guaranteed service - tuning - repairs - moving. Salvador A. Nin, Inc., 1460 Ponce de Leon. Telephone 2-4358. -

&

Rey. UrbaniEl Co-

Ponce

PRINTING LETTERHEADS,

de

ENVELOPES,

out. Forms,- ete.

Letterheads

8

1/2

Snapx

11,

$9.25|M. Envelopes No. 10, coe Envelopes No, 6 3{4, $7.25|M. Busi cards, $11.00|M. Telephone quotation on any printed 1446

printers

OFFICE

since

ge

on

cu. eer 3-4691. aaa

>

-— selling Stateside

like new age

Refrigerator-freezer

3-9172 for material.

1826.

GE.

bilingual

im

We

sec-

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THE SAN JUAN STAR

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Pta Tierra, P.R.

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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Wednesday, May 11, 1960

20

UPR To Consider Merging Of Four Colleges Into One

House Views

UPR Wages

By

Having already approved a salary increase for public school teachers last week, the Commonwealth House is now under pres-

sure

to do

versity Rep.

the

same

of Puerto Santiago

president

of

for the

House

for

a $2 million

total

yesterday

IN LIEU

salary

increase

(Continued

see fit. “This is in keeping with principle of the autonomy,”

Party

Polanco

the the

representative

declined,

said.

however,

to

give assurance that an increase will be approved by the House this Session. A committee Rico Teachers

day

told

from the association

the committee

Puerto yester-

they

endorse the Rodriguez Bou since it calls for larger pay

fully scale, boost.

Polanco said his committee’s commendations reach the floor this

re-

are expected before the end

to of

week.

was

the

From

only

dential

name

ballot,

votes

from

the

four

Senator

wrote

on

1)

the

Presi-

he

collected

35

first

precinct

to

in

Stuart

the

name

Symington

of

Dem-

ocrat-Missouri). Although

unopposed,

Kennedy

hoped to roll up an vote to show he has the

farm

On

the

President fname

impressive backing in

belt.

Republican

ballot,

Richard

was

written

M.

in by

Vice-

Nixon's

46 voters,

while Governor Nelson Rockefeljer of New York had one write-in fo his credit New

polls,

Mexicans

but

their

presidential .

also

went

primary

to

the

had

no

significance.

In both West Virginia ' Nebraska. the presidential

maries

were

without

any

popularity direct

and pri-

polls

effect

on

the makeup either state

of the delegations will send to the

Democratic tion in Los

nominating convenAngeles next July.

Has

Substantial

From

ali

Support

indieations,

most

of West Virginia’s 25 convention votes will go to Senate Democratic

leader

Lyndon

B.

gon of Texas. Nebraska will have 16 mocratic convention votes, there

have

been

signs

John-

Deand

Kennedy

has some substantial support among the 99 candidates for those

delegate

in

From

Page

which the

“it

pioneered

use

of

anticipated

the

and

costs $10.80 one-month’s

gram pills. Federal law

that

the

in the hands

no

effort

to

influence

the

places.

Even though the West Virginia primary is only a popularity contest, both Kennedy and Humphrey have bent their strongest efforts there for a test that could give Kennedy a leg up on the nomination or throw the field wide open.

any

kind,

including

ovid’,

are

available

Health Mrs.

Units on the island. Zalduondo said her asso-

at

nal

the

problem

uncomfortable

of

Page

final

1)

roll-call

vote

teachers in island

who

publie

passed

to

hold

will

be

gua-

Senate

bill

office

under

the

last night, paid

ing

aspire

leave

them

time.

a full semesof

absence

ample

to

campaign-

If defeated

for

office,

the pill. These effects are similar

the teachers will be guaranteed

to the ‘‘morning-sickness,’’ ach acidity and headaches

their

stomexpe-

rienced by pregnant women. In addition, Mrs. Zalduondo said, reducing the dosage contained in

reduce

the

Could She

costs

Cost said

of

Less that

size each

of pill

the

pill.

ThanDr.

Rock

of

Harvard

Penny Gregory

Univer-

sity, has stated that ‘if a government produced the pill in quantity, it would cost penny to make.”

less

than

a

Referring to the Health Department’s official stand on contraception, Mrs. Zalduondo said she be-

lieved

that

the

Commonwealth

should not accept doctors who oppose contraception into its gynecological service. She stressed the importance of using the contraceptive pill under direct medical supervision. ‘‘Used improperly, she said, ‘‘the pill will

prove

ineffective.’

Mrs. Zalduondo said religious objections -to the contraceptive pill as being “‘un-natural’’ are unfounded. ‘‘The pill,” she said, “operates in a purely biological

manner.”

Serbia

Named

Judge

Gov. Luis Muftoz Marin has nominated Lucas F. Serbia Cordova, administrator of the courts of Puerto Rico, to be a Superior Court judge, Serbia’s name has been sent to the Senate for confirmation.

former bill.

If

jobs

back

elected,

politicians

a job of equal

Pincus, of the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology, who developed “‘Enovid” with Dr. John

the

turned

the will

areas

being

experts

who

of Stu-

investigat-

dent

—

is characteristic

of Latin

ed are the proposed College’s curriculum, administrative organiza-

American

tion,

tion is characteristic of land Universities. :

physical

lay-out,

and

have

tralized

finan-

Universities,

Liberal

the: cen-

Arts

organizamain;

The matter is expected

to sti-

and natural science presently conducted

mulate discussion in and out of the Academic Senate. The Uni-

in four separate colleges. Each has its own dean. There is a pos-

versity, however, must make recommendations for or against the

sibility

Liberal perior

they

will be

named

assis-

tant-deans or department heads. Creation of the single college

this

Arts College to the Educational Council

Suby

October.

Eight Cubans Fleeing Castro Regime Rescued By Coast Guard In Gulf Stream MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—Eight Cubans fleeing from the Fidel Cas-

They identified themselves as members of an anti-Communist

tro

youth

Regime

were

rescued

by

a

movement,

but seven

asked

Miami

permit

of

of the Dean

The

U.S.

mitting public school to participate actively

paid

occasio-

side-effects

Office

by

studied the University’s organization. Whereas the present organization — each faculty indepen-

south of Miaml. The boat was towed

ter’s

eliminate

Recommendation

The establishment of a liberal

miles

a

Teachers

will

four

Tuesday by the Commonwealth Senate included a measure per-

reduced

‘“‘Enovid’’

Senate

families

ranteed,

of

the

of gas in the

in

From

politics,

Public

in

out

passed

‘‘En-

members

oppose the fusion of the colleges. U.S. Experts Made

that their names not be published

ciation is currently engaged in research designed to show that dosage

with

in

U. S. Coast Guard vessel yesterday after their 20-foot boat ran

(Continued

contraception.

of

words

STERILIZATION

indivi-

dual doctor’s beliefs, religious or moral, on the matter of giving patients information and equip-

for

six

the note-

representative

ed

cial science courses are

for.

faculty

faculty

University.

the

receipt

mem-

arts college has been recommend-

at the

cial matters. ; General studies, humanities, so-

a

Rosario,

the University Board, said yesterday that the majority of the

UPR

Arad-

study

procurement.

del

problems

the

1)

in

buildproce-

Chancellor Jaime Benitez will also render a report on current

dies.

which it was ordered from the San Juan pharmacy have been placed in the STAR’s safe. (See EDITORIAL, Page. 11)

of individual

meeting,

faculty

Ruben

official

So-

Academic Senate is comof the University Board

tomorrow’s

changes

ber of the Academic Senate and

Scien-

Guillermo a special

purchase price, and

physicians.” No Effort To Influence He said the department makes

Natural

require

of the present changes in_the

of

Dr.

of Ge-

Humanities,

and

dure

fus-

Se-

to

the

Colleges

Studies,

of

by

The creation of a liberal arts college has been under study by

of. combating the sale of toxic drugs

with

Arts

time,

“Enovid”,

paper

will . consider

of Liberal

also

the uses ings and

Rico

establishmen

the present

At

prescription.

committee

here. The

its

Page

the! same

best means illegal retail

by

pill be sold only under prescription. Vilar said ‘‘the general policy (of the Department of Health) is to leave the question of contra-

ception

doctor’s about

visory

Juan for a of 10-milli-

requires

From

cretary of Health bona established

Co., of Chicago,

in San supply

a

At

pill,

fore long the pill will cost same as an aspirin.” “Enovid’, manufactured

Searle

out

re-

the

be-

G. D.

is

(Continued

1)

that

pills

Page

is the hand-printed

CONTRACEPTIVE

Vilar added that no contraceptive

report a partial count. Three persons wrote in Humphrey’s name

and

Rico,

ment

PRIMARY (Continued

Puerto search

said

be approved,

will be turned over to the university in a lump sum, allowing its officials to distribute it as they

Popular

BIRTH

will

receive more that whatever

may

OF PRESCRIPTION—This

would

Puerto

and representatives of each faculty at the Rio Piedras campus.

note prepared by a STAR reporter and used by a STAR copyboy to purchase a tube of “Enovid” contraceptive pills (STAR photo by in a San Juan pharmacy yesterday. José Garcia.)

meet today with Benitez to discuss his proposal and data. He stressed

the

The posed

in

he

Senate

cial Sciences ces.

One scale, proposed by UPR Chancellor Jaime Benitez, calls for a $1.1 million total increase. The other, presented by Dr. Ismael Rodriguez Bou, permanent secretary of the Superior Educational Coun-

of

tomorrow neral

Finance

versity teachers.

salary boosts. Polanco said

MALDONADO

Academic sing

Committee, said yesterday that his committee is considering two proposed wage increases for the uni-

cil, calls

W.

University

a College

Uni-

Rico faculty. Polanco Abreu,

the

A.

The

piration

of

the

can

rank

their

under teachers

return

to

at the ex-

four-year

term

of office. Senate Measure Differs The Senate measure differs substantially

from

a

House

bill

passed earliest this session permitting teachers to participate in politics. The Senate for instance, eliminates

borate visory

But

version, an ela-

House-sponsored

super-

commission.

Senator

Mundo,

Juana

chairman

Education yesterday

Rodriguez

of

the

Committee, that

the

Senate

predicted

House

would

accept her substitute bill “without serious dispute.” Other

education

bills

passed

yesterday by the Senate guarantee minimum sick leave for school teachers and free certain teacher retirement funds.

Across-the-board

wage

in-

creases for island police were also approved by the Senate last

night, witha new scale of $180

monthly basic wage police to take effect year,

Jeep

for rookie next fiscal

Driver Dies

in

the

same

district

Rodriguez.

owned

by $:%

Coast

Stream

to

Guard

35

the Base

and the Cubans were given their first meal in three days.

for fear of reprisals against their in

Cuba.

Their

ages

ranged from 17 to 25. Hector Corbo, 18, the only one who agreed to use of his name, said he spent three months in

the

Cabana

Fortress

and

then

was tfansferred to a juvenile home from which he escaped.

Forum To Discuss

Immigration

authorities

said

Island's Status

the Cubans probably would be permitted to live here as poli-

Puerto Rico’s Commonwealth political status will be discussed

tical exiles.

tonight

at

“Town

7

radio be

the

of

station

Subject will

on

Forum

Air’

on

panel

program

“Continentals

for

Com-

monwealth Status’ in which members of thé recently formed Supporters

Status

of

(SOCS),

Commonwealth

made

vely of continental the

island,

On

will

the

panel

Fridman, man;

participate. will

be

Harry

of

SOCS;

Hanson, vice chair-

Frank

K.

Haszard,

and

Lee

Stern.

Moderator will

up exclusi-

residents of

chairman

Earl Parker Volker be

on

the

William

editor-publisher STAR,

J.

program Dorvillier,

of the San Juan

GOP Here Picks

Convention Slate Island Republicans yesterday picked their complete slate for the 1960 national GOP convention in Chicago. In a meeting held at the office of acting party chairman Rep. briel Toro,

Figueroa,

lawyers

Ga-

de la Haba, Arturo Ortiz and Dr. Dolores - Pifieiro

were ratified delegates. Selected

ESPIONAGE

weekly

the

WHOA.

of -the

Leopoldo

Police said yesterday that Francisco Ayala Santiago, 36, of the Cain Alto section of -San German, died Monday evening when the jeep he was driving rolled down a hill on a farm

Joaquin

Beach

Gulf

as

as the three alternate

party

delegates

to the convention were Sen. Charles Julia, industrialist -Rafael Rodriguez Schettini, and Antonio Toro. The last-named is a Republican leader in the Bronx.

(Continued From Page 1) Charge Frears,

d’Affairs charged at

Edward L. considerable

length that “hostile acts of American aviation which have taken

place’

relation

numerous

to

the

times

Soviet

in

Union,

are not simply the result of the activity of the military command of the U.S.A. in various

areas but are an expression of a calculated These

U.S.A.

violations

ed.,.All government tead

of

are

premediat-

this testifies that the of

taking

the

U.S.A.,

measures

to

insstop

such action by American aviation, the danger of which has more than once been pointed out by the Soviet government, officially announces such action as its national policy.” It said that the government

of the United States, by sanctioning

such

action,

ternational

aggravates

“Military

intelligence

activity

of one nation,”

the

note

ed,

of

intrusion

“by

in-

tension.

means

declar-of

its aircraft into the area of another country can hardly ‘be called

a

method

for

improving

re-

lations and strengthening such. “It is self-evident that the Soviet government is compelled, under such circumstances, to give

strict orders to its armed ferces to take all necessary measures against the violation of Soviet

boundaries by foreign aviation.”


21

‘THE SAN JUAN STAR— Wednesday, May 11, 1960

entrenched minorities represented now, as it always did, that guilt saying that a much more basic by the ruling Democrats. by. association is as tyrannic, as issue was the one stated further The on in the ledflet. He pointed to The first Democratic acknow- evil and as ugly Communism. lines (quoted in the ledgment of Puerto Ricans in Democratic Party believes that the following Puerte Rican people will original spelling) : Spanish Harlem occurred im 1954 tthe as a result of the fact that the provide leadership te our nation “We firmely believe that Tony Jewish District leader of the 14th and add to-our great heritage as Méndez, being illiterate and ina free people.” A.D. had refused to support ixperienced in political matters, Robert Wagner,. the Tammany cannot lead the Puerto Rican peoEarnest Job Hall candidate for mayor, the ple residents of this district efThus having assured New York previous year. The great majority that Tony Méndez would lead no fectively.”’ of the Jewish community had long ‘Calls Him Chef’ gunmen on City Hall, DeSapio moved out of East Harlem— in- seated him into the district leaderBenie elaborated on this by ex-

(“From Mifflin

“Island

Co.,

in

copyright

the

City”

1957,

1958,

by

first

recorded

Wakefield,

1966

By DAN The

Dan

1959,

by

Dan

published

by

Meughton

Wakefield.)

WAKEFIELD

recognition

cluding Sammy

Rican.

community

in

1932.

Kantor

not

to

be

scoffed

fact

DeSapio

action

represented

yet

the

most

carried

out

their

it not for the

threw

his

‘‘discovered’”

actually

thatthe

leader

did

cal leadef

of a slum

since then have last-minute efforts

he

good

come through of a party or

candidate to play for the ‘‘Spanish vote.’’ When the election was over,

the people

who

vote’?

were

most

flagrant

nique

has

cast the “Spanish

again

forgotten.

use

come

on

The

of

this

éech-

the

mayoralty

level, where the candidates before election decide they must show their deep sensitivity to the problems of the Puerto Ricans. A handy and painless device for this invented

by

Mayor

William

in his

not

live

The

Puerto

referred evidence

interest

to in the campaigns of the mayor’s vital

in

peoples

the

Spanish-speaking

of the city, who

make

up

“national”

the

Italians,

Irish,

and

Jews.

Committee Affairs,

as

largest

voting bloc, behind the

Mayor’s Rican

potential-

fourth

a

on

after

The

| Puerto

proving

harmless

propaganda

group, was solemnly adopted incorporated

by

Impellitteri

bert

Mayor

and

Wagner,

then

Jr.

its

and

Vincent

Mayor

Ro-

Recently,

how-

passes Puerto

manifestoes. It Rican member. Historie

has

one

play

of

Rican

his

Committee

Affairs

political

Puerto

a historic

appointment.. He

named

Emilio Nufiez to the post of Special Sessions elaiming

Justice, that this

Puerto

Rican

in

municipal

the

proudly was the

appointed

profirst

to serve

court

of

New

York. As. it turned out, Emilio Nunez did not happen to be a Puerto Rican. He had a Spanish name, of course— and, indeed, he -was from Spain. In such ways the faceless minority confounds the

politicians

with

the

always

surprising, always bothersome business of having some personal identity.

-

That was the last. “Puerto Riean” political appointment until 1957. It was then that Wagner announced for the

Mayor second

time m New York City history the first appointment of a Puerto Rican

to

the

post

of

municipal

magistrate. The mayor made sure that his designee; Manuel

not only spoke came

from

Gémez ‘was

Spanish,

Puerto

history was finally made.

Manuel

thing

and

DeSapio

sembly

a

was

looking

fore

for

District in Spanish Harlem.

It was composed and

the

of

half

about

Puerto

Republicans

half

Ricans,

hit

on

of

legislation

most

benefit

stituents

and

that

his

did

not

a

representative

hard-working

past,

and

no-

recognizable

ambitions of a political future beyond the one assigned him by DeSapio. The other candidates for the appointment included men who

con-

happen

expressed

certain

hopes

of

some-

effice.

These

to be the type of legislation being

day

pushed by the Republican Party.

more wild-eyed men were passed

Garcia Rivera was accused by the Republican club of his district

by. Tony Méndez thus became the first Puerto Rican district leader in New York City, and a new

of

“hangirg

around

with Communists the

American

on

these

too

much

running

and members of blow

Labor

grounds

Party’? was

was

for

an

struck

for democracy.

DeSapio further noted the bravery

and

of his selection,

refused

at

to

publicity was going to the Puerto

Marcantonio, and won a second term as a candidate of the Amer-

Ricans because of the shooting up

ican Labor Party before from elective politics.

Rican

club.

No

Puerto

He

Torres

Rican

turned

time

of Congress

retiring

when by

much

made

the

of

a

since it was

for re-election and kicked

support

ship.

He

has

done

an

earnest

a group

Nationalists.

In

adverse of Puerto

appoint-

ing Méndez, DeSapio firmly stated that:

Wins

“The Democratic Party believes

in Manhattan

plaining in Tony was

job,

and has been faithful to the Chief through a growing number of bolts and threats

to the status quo

tones very

of outrage uneducated

that and

Americans would think all Puerto Ricans

from

were

district

Cabellero

The

announced

his candidacy

leaflet charging that. Pinkos, Nationalists,

‘‘Agitators, and Non-

the

Puerto

if Tony

leader. I'll tell you the truth,” said Benie, “when Tony goes to see Carmine, he doesn't call him ‘Chief’ —he calls him ‘Chef!” “But Benie never got the chance to put his platform to the test.

for the leadership of the 14th A.D. East with a_pink-and-blue

were

uneducated

within and without the club. The first official challenge to Tony’s leadership occurred in the fall of 1957, when one of his top -captains— a man who had hoped for the district leadership” himself— opened a shortlived revolt. Benie

Chief

had

Rican

his

men

look

into

the revolt, and Benie’s petitions to run against Tony were disqualified in court on grounds that they were not properly taken. Benie

the

disappeared

the

disgrace, and was last reported to be living in Greenwich Village,

To lead his attack against the cumulative evils noted on the leaf-

which may mean something to the eventually literary, if not the

Residents

Have

Taken

Over

Democratic Leadership 14th A.D. (East).”

of

from

the

with

A much greater menace to the status quo of Tony’s Caribe Club

dedicated to be

partisans.

a scarcity,

There however,

of dedicated partisans. The long hall of Benie’s headquarters, draped in the neighborhood tradition of loyalty with Puerto Rican

came

and

lem.

American

being

full

flags, was

on

any

far

given

from

shortly

evening.

Tony’s

incumbent,

he was setting

practice, and the. music, noise, and bustle that they created gave

solid

more

atmosphere.

dropped

by

the

man

in

shirt

slacks

with

(nose

to the his

except

and,

and

the

with

night

going, tall

an

to

and young

was

leaflets

to

the

Benie

dangerous

challenge

to

te Ricans

in the Democratic

camp

against a Puerto Rican candidate. The

motto

of

the

Tony

Méndez

it was up to Tony

to prove

that

his

the

cause

distracted difficult

band, which

visitors,

and

one friend asked him how he could charge that poor Tony Méndez was both a Pinko and a Nationalist.

and

now

barren

was going full steam ahead in the back of the hall. Benie gave several

John J. Merli. Although

given little chance of upMerli, Roman posed a

up

particularly

because of the mambo

Demo-

got

air, began to size up the situation. This

Rican

up

of his

a somewhat

Puerto.

rolled was

leaflets

the

Club is “I am a Democrat and a Puerto Rican second,”

grindstone) that

when

Tony Méndez’s power, which would stand or fall on how well he would be able to hold the Puer-

open-necked

sleeves

desk

for

friends

hall one

the

from

invigorat-

Some

after

Puerto

cratic Club would of course have to support the Italian Tammany

had given a local mambo band the back of the hall to use for

ing

the

Liberal Party announced that it was running José Lumen Roman for the City Council in East Har-

Hoping to create a more convincing impression of strength, Benie

the place a much

of

in

political, Ricans.

seemed

history

scene

let, Benie had rented a_ headquarters and surrounded himself

had worked as block captains in see how things were Sammy Kantor’s club and had Benie, a handsome,

would

tenement

this

throne

mild-mannered,

cal

the

the man, and he won. The next year at Albany he voted for the

type

his

people enough

gentleman whd had a jewelry store in Spanish Harlem, no politi-

novel notion of running a Puerto Rican. Oscar Garcia Rivera was

answered

His

people

club

time

by

followed

was

a

bolted

group

of

again,

first and rule. this

old-timers,

some of whom had ence aspired to his

office,

could not a Puerto

set

up

“Loyal

who

said

that

they

stay loyal now against Rican candidate. They

a

rival

club

Democrats’’

called

and

the

reversed

the motto of Tonys club for their own, saying “I am a Puerto Rican first, and a Democrat second.” (Te

by

Be

Continued)

has since been elected to any office; the never put

Democratic up a Puerto

Party Rican

has can-

didate in Manhattan. In 1953 Ed Flynn, boss of the Bronx Democratic

for

Club;

state

time

a

second

community

candidate

and

an appeal

to the

Rican

needed

assembly

to make

decided

for the - first oldest

of

the

Puerto city,

the

Morrisania. and Mott Haven section of the Bronx. A Puerto Rican named Felipe Torres was supported for state assembly by Flynn’s club in 1953. He won then

and still- holds his seat.

—

The Democratic Party in Manhattan, party of the people, the masses, and minorities, has managed

to

avoid

ever

running

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but also mentioned

Rico.

the real

Gémez,

Kantor,

a way to upset the Democrats in the old 17th (now the 14th) As-

Party

Félix

on

to make

ousted

selection of Puerto Ricans and placed his hand on the -shoulder of one named Antonio Méndez,

Appointment

In 1951 Mayor Vincent Impellitteri moved beyond the shadow

Having

Republican

ever, Wagner incorporated it inte out ‘the Committee on Inter-Group ‘Relations. It holds conferences and

fared

and

to live ‘in the district, and appointed a Puerto Rican. He called be

and

Mayor’s

have

to realize

ly enough, was elected in the earliest days of Puerto Rican political participation. In 1937 the

is

‘“‘The

Ricans

when

decided to recognize the who were still unfortunate

City.

called

area,

representative

have made the New York State Assembly, and the first surprising-

Negroes

It

as

for a politi-

the dream of its residents move to a better place.

only slightly better in getting into elective office. Two of them

six week before the 1949 for mayor in New York

Committee on Puerto Rican Affairs.” It passes manifestoes. It

makes

practice

of his old neighborhood,

O’Dwyer elections

use

that Kan-

in his district was nothing strange: It is common

ly,

political

live

The few scattered Puerto Rican political recognitions and victories

is as

might

and Tammany Hall. Common Practice

did not

fact

behalf.

was

and

district any more and thereby had him disqualified from. the local. Democratic leadership. The

liberal

in

entrenched, he-

DeSapio

tor

it was

Yhore than the Puerto Ricans had received from any other politician, and

that

the Demo-

But Sammy

ecards with Vincent Impellitteri and thus aroused the wrath of

The

at—

was

be to this day were

historic occasion was officially photographed and printed in the Spanish press of the city. Lunch was

Kantor,

cratic district leader.

of the Puerto Ricans by a major party’s political candidate occurred when Senator Robert Wagner, Sr., made the magnanimous gesture of having lunch with a group of the leaders of the city’s Puerto

ain

the

TAKE

discussing

1957 election in East Harlem fer a seat en New York’s City Council. The candidates were El Diario de Nueva York reporter José Lumen Roman, Liberal Party candidate; lawyer Richard C. Welden, Republican Party candidate; and Democratic Party incumbent Jehn J. Merli. In today’s section, the author turns to the background of the eampaign. : e

=

of “sian

ne

serialization

Re

STAR’s

III

in The

Second

NEAT

is the 3ist installment

fm the City” |. In the last three installments, the author has been

Rican

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Ren’s King, a four-year-old bay colt by Alaking-Sug, makes his this

afternoon

at

El

fine year in '59 as he was in the money 11 times-in 25 races He won seven, finished second once and was third three times,

Co-

mandante, The colt is owned - Dr. and Mrs. H. Broady, who also are making their debut as horse owners here, Ren’s King came to Puerto Rico

about

three

months

ago

to

Ren’s * Po

makes Both

from

King

oa

had

Elks Be bho R HE Ow

his

owners.

$13, 855

in

Patache, a five-year-old] chestnut horse bred in Argentine, also

his

debut

runners

this

will

afternoon.

participate

in

today’s seventh race against Zum-

bando, the champ among import- | ed horses here. Owned by Cesar Gonzalez, Patache came to the island a; couple

only two starts in stateside tracks

However,o

give

purses.

Connecticut .and is improving every: day in his training. He ran twice out of the money in his

Service for all cars sold }} tis year. annene

Eandrau

Pog. sees cham among sprinters here. Ala . Newhurst ‘speedy, bound te be facter.

debut

6

119

iy aOnera ‘Stable dutty:

this rule you can take

with population of 50,000 or less and form a4 big league. It makes no provision that any new league shall offer any financial ‘security.

1-3-2

|More 114 ae Debut P. G.edDavila Est. H.

Crisol

organized provided it has a com-| 2 bined population of 12,000,000 peo-

3-5380 9-028]

Jockey

Quifiones Figueroa L. R. Vélez Bravo P. G. Davila F. Lépez Nieves D. Diaz better rivals,

(Native)

-

“The bill stipulates that all but 40 players from each team must be put up for unrestricted draft,”

British West Indian Airways Hote! —

be

furlongs

‘Three Mary Stable and an Stable entry. b-Purgold Stable Hane Establo José Carro entry. f-field horse Conjetura has beaten similar rivals, should do it .once more. Speed Veil may take the lead and hold it, bound to be a factor. Our Love vastly improved. may surprise here. y : ith RACE — Purse'$3,400; allewance; 4-year-olds-up; five furlongs (Imported)

call your travel agent or

La Rada

would

it’s for perpetuity. If passed, it would change the whole structure of baseball. It would result in the elimination of the Minor Leagues and a financial loss to the men

addrift?

Plan”

...

this

of

by ‘proposal.

convenient service in the Caribbeon... end

“Remember,

limitation

he said. “If we’re running our business illegally, then they should send us to jail.” The Kafauver bill would limit a club to control of 100 players, give players a team choice, and stipulate new rules for future Major League status conflicting greatly with the present code. The 65-year-old baseball leader, making no attempt to conceal his anger, took apart the bill, proposal

And when you fiy BWIA Caribbean...

no

federal law,’’ said Frick, referring

business

you'se flying the airline whose one and anly specialty is the

;

tions and makes player control.”

restric-

five

J. A. Vélez Perales

may

television

2-year-olds;

0-0-— O— —

from

Frick said such a Dill gave federal legislators the power to operate basebali’s business. “J don’t think baseball is a

SAN JUAN fo JAMAICA

it

2

ingenuity.”

WSCOUNTS

»

a

10 3 11

‘‘If they treat way, they’d

ported Minor League through money, time,

in jet powered

—

Se Buena Afio Nuevo Cachetera Cantera

5 8

foot-

is

RACE

allowance;

3 outs

Eva . 103 0-0-0 Dulce Suefio has beaten. this First Lady figures to be Dulee

specified

1960

it.

8rd RACE — (Native) 1 Dulce Sueno

hockey,

hockey

Debla’s

2nd

$1,100; Last

have a more acceptable bill. It okays their draft, exempts them

who

FLY non-stop

as

be

hold

Joe Anfitrion

were

bill embracing

to

and

Kikiriki

7 4 3 1

restrictions.

good one,”’ he said. baseball the same

BARBER

it

category

basketball

with the same ball,

if

11,

TRACK — FOST

114. Debut 111 0-0— lll 0-0-— lll 0-0lil Debut 111 Debut 114 0- —_ 111 0-0-0 raced against

Joe Ready = Anfitrion My Girl ® Royal Highness Elisa C,

8

Frick did make one concession. He said it would be perfectly ac-

_

Rocky Andalucia Vodka Syrita B. Dofia Bala My Reverie Radiante La Viuda Debla has

lead

unac-

it goes

Purse

Horse

conference.

absolutely

RA@E.—

P.P.

under the antitrust laws. | Ford Frick, Baseball Cummissioner, termed the Kefauver Bill ‘vicious, discriminatory and disastrous’’

May

POST — 3:00 p.m.

a ©

of

months

ful

campaign

brows

te

rer

ago

after .a successin

Argentina.

rere

eestt

|


Park

in

to

at

p.m.

Puerto

7 The

either. Buffalo or Toronto — will come_here, according to Leith, Leith,

a local

-ward

shipping

has

his

been

goal

of ‘bringing

a

_toclub

»-here for two years. He is optimistic despite

+

“Baseball—like

everything

The

Miami

Marlins

“How

can

San

Juan expect

can’t draw

in Ponce.

to change

Miami's

problem

for

the

series prohibited

our

“Yet

the

+

Chieago-Phils

said.

three-game

series

was

complete

bust

wants

to

try

and

make

a

go

of

to

it in

Miami,

but

so

far this season fans have been staying away in droves from Marlin - Stadium.” Despite McDonald’ s desire to stick it out in Miami, there is already a

‘direct

‘connection’

between

San, Juan

and

the

Miami.

Marlins.

For

Miami General Manager Joe Ryan and City Treasurer Jose Rodriguez Olmo have discussed what should go into the $3 million San Juan Stadium

in

Twe

Hato

months

Rey.

ago

Ryan,

Olmo

and

Leith

went

over

the

proposed

plans for the new baseball park which is necessary to draw a team here. “The site of the sadinth tocar the National Guard Armory in Hato Rey—is now being prepared. Fill is being dumped and sewers are

EEE

'

will

be

ready

for

an

International

_ Olme ‘said’ yesterday. Thus, should the Marlins will have

to

play

in

Sixto

bring

League

team

its franchise

Escobar—a

park

next

here

surer; agent.

~ Because

there are so many

able Puerto

.

Although

Leith

is

most

Rican

players

interested

in

the

Miami

he

the

Continental

League

is

neck

deep

in

wrangles

Park

Rio

135.

L EpaES

1.3367

de

en

to

only

Williams,

feels

1,001.

1,000 Bobby

3 PR NEW

the

Italian

of

experience

by

British

tournament

‘| pointed Juan

in four

her

yesterday

Lose

(#—La

Rue

Santana,

136%, P. R.,

Irizarry, 15544, P. R.,

rounds,

and

Tony

years

over-

round

to

Sher-

City, N. J., out-

nato, 149%, New York, Tony Lazu, 14442, P. R., of the second round of

Susie Kormoczi

mustered

Boxers

Fortustopped in 2:48 a four

bout.

Games

of Tuesday, -458 400

Allisen,

Washington,

-400

Runnels,

Besten,

-396

Kansas HOME

Ortiz

Battey,

City, RUNS

HOME -

Gentile,

6

Washington, Kansas City, New York, Baltimore, Chicago,

6 5 5 4 4

York

New

Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,

Francisco,

St. Louis,

San

Banks,

6

Francisco,

Maris, ‘New York,18 Mineso, Chicage . 12 Allison, Washington, 17 . PITCHING Staley, Chicage 3-0, 1.000 Ceates, New York, 3-0, 1.000 Seven pitchers tied with 2-0, 1.000

23

Chicago,

McCormick, -San

5 27

Pittsburgh,

21

Mazeroski, Pittsburgh, Thomas, Chicago, Skinner, Pittsburgh,

19

8

6 6

players tied withRUNS BATTED IN_

Clemente,

20

.

McMillan, Clemente,

McCovey,

é IN

-

San

Seven |

385 379 362

RUNS

McCovey,

Boyer,

a

York,

Baltimore,

385

‘Milwaukee

Curry, Philadelphia, Clemente,’ Pittsburgh, Burgess, Pittsburgh,

375

Washington, RUNS BATTED

Skewren,

425

Aaron,

-

Cleveland,

New

May -10)

NATIONAL -LEAGUE BATTING Mays, ‘San francisco,

F.,

20 18 18

4-0, 1.000

Farrell,-Philadelphia,

2-0, 1.000.

Miller,--St.

2-0,

Nine

Luis,

pitchers

tied with

1.600

1-0, 1.000

slam

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2-2

pitch

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in a six round fight Monday night. Joe’ Kelly, 15012, New York, out-

Maris, New. York, Skewron, N.Y.,

Maris,

Berra. Williams and are Wertz’ teamma-

FREE

in the

title

21-year-old

YORK

pointed Tony

your

|

of

Tournament.

man, 138, Jersey

tes.

with

ot

—(AP)—

Lemon, Siebern, Skowron, Gentile, Minose,

in the home right — center, Major League other

over

and Yogi Thomson

a

defending

Hungary

Held

player

grand

Chicago’s

the

did not

in the finals today.

of

Lumpe,

Julio Arroyo, Ramon __ Felix,

420-feot

tetal

Players

10

Piedras

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The

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which landed bullpen. in brought his

CORPORATION —

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a

won

making

_AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING

(AP)— Parag baseman i Vic Wit came the fourth active _American League player te drive im ever 1,00@ runs when he homer

Britain

finals

MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

agent.

tagged

shots

(includes

1000 RRBI Group

Ford Frick, commissioner of baseball, and even with the United States Senate. : If there is an International League team in this town next summer, it will be Miami. That is our prediction, the first and perhaps the last we will make.

DUROTEX

ROME

Luis

Juan

of

singles

Tennis

woman

Kormoczi. Wins Title

Wertz Enters Select

that either Toronte or Buffalo—both of which are joined in the new Continental .League—would be available should the Miami deal fall through. Presently

player

the

champion,

“of the Nemesio CaFlor Alberto Melen-

president; president;

Perez,

in organized

team,

. Marti, é

MacKay

sizzling

Pablo

Puerta

secretary-treasurer;

for

be little difficulty in finding

the

Gregorio

dez, vice

they

inadequate

of

Haydon

score was 6-4, 46, 6-1. The husky, 38-year-old Hungarian

will meet Luis Ayala of

Martin

Angel

Ann women’s

Rome

in the re-

.

MacKay

player: agent.

Officials nales are:

summer,”

next year

woefully

are:

president

if#—Barry

MacKay’s

Tierra are: Luis Daniel Flores, president; Manuel Gallardo, vice president; Ramon Padilla, secretary; Rafael Fournier, trea-

that the stadium

by

Marias

Monserrate

big. time ball. Leith believes he knows how to sell the game. And he would do it by insuring that the team would have Puerto Rican ball players. “We (speaking of the local sports group) will accept the Miami ~ franchise, only if the club can guarantee to have at least 40 per cent of ‘the roster manned by Puerto Ricans,” Leith said. baseball, Leith feels that there would or 12 native players.

Las

teams

the

give Merlo much time to get set for his favored two-handed sideline

de

secretary-treasurer;

will hold 20,000 fans—will be ready for the But “‘there is no chance

Puerta

A. Kalisch,

20,000 Capacity

The ‘stadium—which

Marias,

local

come

court to the other in desperate attempts to retrive an assortment of shots.

Gal-

Clapp, viee president;

‘being built. Preparation of the site will be conmpieted in spproximately three. months, according to “Olmo..:

"61 winter baseball season.

las

Rios,” sub-secretary;)

- William McDonald, owner of the Miami: team, is still interested in San Juan as a site for his club despite the poor attendance it had here, according te Leith. : : MeDonald

V.

acted +

ed Giuseppe Merlo of Italy in the semifinals of the Rome Tennis Tournament, 7-9,6-2,-4, 6-0.

Chile,

D.

of

blonde scurry from one_end of the

season,

Admiral

League

of the

‘ROME

downed Alcoa, 4-2, defeated C.. S. As;

Rear

Basketball

‘United States yesterday overpower-

drives.

Officials prices

Little

league

McKay In Finals

Three more Little Leagues have received charters for this

Santiago,

premium

of

Rican

cently concluded National tourney held in Highwood, Illinois.

Beach

games

Puerto

one of the

Saturday.

Oppenheimer,

Miami Still Interested

Again Leith has a ready and logical reason. ~~ “The “tickets were too high: -People won't pay see exhibition- games.”

last

res-Punta

use of Escobar

a

in

Little Guys

as a result of the incidents which ended up in the disqualification of

Tierra and Nemesio Canales. Officials of the Liorens Tor

Marlins.”

also,’’: we

Condado

Cordado-Santurce

Punta

in view of these facts,?” Leith was asked. Leith had no trouble answering the question. “Miami is not a baseball town. All of Puerto Rico is baseball conscious. The Miami-Baltimore series would have been more successful if we had been able to.play in Sixte Escobar. “But the Chicago-Philadelphia

The

by

lery, Little League Commissioner, announced yesterday. ‘The new leagues: Llorens Torres-

last month

attendance

sponsored

8-5.

flies in Miami.

and Caguas

won

La Concha and Condado

is enthusiastic for a successful baseball sales job here. Local baseball attendance has been dropping steadily in San Juan’ years.

both

League

else—

Bob Leith

the past/few

—

and

the

Leith, and the group of .Puerto Rican businessmen he. represents,

The Miami-Baltimore games-played were sparsely attended.

beginning

;

Concha

Hotel

lias to be sold.”

over

Nevarez

Piedras

league’

La

the obstacles.

“D think big time baseball will be a wonderful thing for San Juan and Puerto Rico,”’” Leith said.

:

Rio

ceremo-

Villa

the Nevarez Sport Club — 4s comprised of the Little Giants, Linpiol, Bromo Seltzer and the Rio Piedras Jaycees.

company

working

at

JUAN—The

TE

high- class,

Rico. And if that deal falls through,

executive,

inauguration

Friday

SAN

Puerto Rico has announced that it. will cease its affiliation with the National Little Guys League. The agreement. was reached by local -directors because “confidence in the National organization, preside by Donald C. Skrinar, has been lost.”

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bring

team

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to

baseball

four.

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its

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will

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the

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1961.”

yak

Marlins

in

Lea-

RROD

Miami

team

At A Glance

Little

FES

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League

1959. Yesterday, the same island would have an AAA

Nevarez

1h

an International

Villa

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have

The

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will

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Juan

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-By Peter Anderson “San

11, 1°59

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San Juan Marlins (?),

This statement was made in September man—Bob Leith—again avowed that the

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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, May

PICKS

PAGE 22

11, 1960

i E E eS g

McCormick beat the race. (AP Wirephoto.) vietory.

PE: KE ECT “FORMOTHG is| ‘San Francisco’s. Mike McCormick displaying the winning form which has provided him with a perfect 4-0 record and helped to keep San Francisco at the top of the National League pennant

Pirates

Sunday,

13-1,

in ne

most

roeeint

Tip Yankees

indians

Restriction Of Racing Unlikely iTigers Win ,1-0. OnRock’'s Homai’|

In Current Session Of House

NEW

By A. W. MALDONADO

ep. Herminio Concepcidn de Gracia, head of the House Committee on Recreation to meet

scheduled

was

which

Sports

and

last night, sald yesterday afternoon that the

committee is commendation

considering a re-+ Rep. Munoz Padin and his special that no action be committee on gambling a detail-to limit racing to Sundays

taken and holidays

The

at

this

ed

time.

annoucement

came

in the

wake 6f a demonstration Monday of 600 racing employess and

agency, Capitol

owners in front of Building, protesting

proposed cut of three days a week to one. And

Popular

er Rep. ed be

racing

floor

Arcilio Alvarado

lead-

predict-

yesterday that there will not time to consider racing legis-

lation the

Party

the the

this session.

problem

was

He

said that

extremely

tation

ing

30. San

Association,

Monday’s

MAJOR AMERICAN

to telling

Puerto

sent

12

.667

New York Boston Cleveland Baltimore Washington Detroit

10 8 9 16 8 5

10 10

625 1 533-245 529 2% 526 2! 444 4 .333 5%

6

12

333

Kansas Does Detroit

City not

night

6

games.

TODAY’S GAMES (Lary 1-2) at Washington

(Bamos Kansas more

include

0-3), night.

Cleveland

(Hawkins

York (Coates 3-0).

Chicago (Shaw (Brewer 1-2).

2-1)

3-1) at

at

Balti-

New Boston

allow

156

days

of

all U.

S. investors

can

their

offer

no

that

guar-

investments

will

destroyed

000 311

90

Boston

401

04

Pittsburgh

0

Los

0

Angeles

000

Johansson Changed Man In Training \

i

son

*Philadelphia

5%

training

13

.409

1-0)

at

Mil-

night.

1-6) at Los An-

and

the

last

time) he

life

won

San

the

cut

showed

against

down

title with

up

Floyd

Patterson a devastat-

sparring

this

hiding: the

time.

only

he

isn’t

ht.” Fo

“I never saw him ‘so fast,” ex. claimed

Artie

Towne

of

one of his sparring

“Those rights, very fast.” Both Towne two

they

were

‘and

Will

rounds

with

New

partners.

“He’s

against last

him

year,’

a changed

the

for

champ-

the

observed

man

outburst.

1—0

victory

over

Washington

first

Towne.

now.”

Until Colavito conneeted his homer, Clevenger had

Don

Mossi

and

the

Senator

got

before

game.

falling

BALTIMORE

sas

Orioles, won

past

‘season

five im @&

into, as

10

(AP)—The

Kan-

City Athletics ran wild last

night,

his

for per-

slump.~

defeating

the

Baltimore

10-1 as young

Dick Hall

his second

consecutive

game.

_.He allowed only six hits, struck out six and did. not’ walk a man. .

The Athletics scored in

the

second

and

one run

then

picked

up

nine in the fifth. Dick Williams led the 12-hit attack for the winners with a double and a grand slam. Norm Siebern, Russ Snyder and Jerry Lumps also had two hits.

AMERICAN

LEAGUE

KANSAS CITY BALTIMORE Hall and Daley; Wilhelm, Fisher W—Hall (3-0); L—Wilhelm ney -(9). HR-Kansas City, Williams Q).. DETROIT. WASHINGTON « Mossi and Berberet;

the

row

Mossi permitted only three hits, gave up only one walk and

one

hits.

a bang, winning

Clevenger,

Only

three

started

with

Senator’s

seven in winning of the season.

only

Detroit

last night. Colavito’s fourth homer into the left field bullpen: broke up a pitching duel betwéen Detroit’s

coming| L—Cleveger (1-1). ; HR—Detroit, Colavito Johnson

ion and both took dozens of sizzling rights to the head. “Johansson was a_ flat-footed boxer when I stepped into the fime

at

his

Monday.

right

2-2)

for

ing right hand. Johansson began

Philadelphia

Francisco. (Jones 3-2).

his

to set inning

and Elston Howard connected for his fourth round-tripper of the season. WASHINGTON, (AP)—Rocky Colavite hit a two-out home run -in the ninth as Detroit snapped a 10-game losing streak with a

struck out first game

geles (Koufax 0-2), night. Cincinnati (O’Toole 2-2) at Chicago (Hobbie 2-3). (Owens

of

mitted

was

went

(Daniels

defense

Jimmy Piersall homered for the Indians, his first of the year,

No longer is Johansson the easygoing, take-it-slow fighter that he

St.

Pittsburgh

for

inning.

Tex

York,

1-0),

Ingemar. Johans-

world heavyweight championship high in this Catskill Movwntain

Chicago 6 12 333 6% *—Playing night games. TODAY’S GAMES (Spahn

N. Y. —(AP)—

a ‘‘new”

Patterson. Instead, he — 1% 2% 3% 4 4%

(McDaniel

@

GROSSINGER, There’s

feared

NATIONAL LEAGUE “San Francisco 14 7 .667 *Pittsburgh 13 9 591 Milwaukee 9 7 563 Cincinnati 11 11 500 *Los Angeles 11 12 .478 St. Louis 9 11. 450

Louis

_@

Cleveland Indians came up

the and

the Cleveland

here just a year ago. Then, he showed so little that some folks

STANDINGS

9

in the eighth, 1-1, stage for the extra

resort.

Chicago

waukee

City (Daley 1-2) at (Walker 0-0), night.

government’s

NIGHT GAMES

LEAGUE

Chicago

continue

Association’s stateout, would amount

Rico that

to

not be attacked and after several years.

Rac-

LEAGUE

to

racing, the ment points antee

it impossible

the

agreement

staged

demonstration,

make

Comandante

Revoking

com-

Juan

which

“will

for El open.”

plex and required more time for study than is available before adjournment May Meanwhile, the

argument against any cut. The Association said any limi-

(AP)—The

the New York Yankees, 5-1. first base. That was Bob Allison The Yankees had tied the game who hit a-triple in the fourth

of Representatives.

House

during the current session of the Commonwealth

sidered

YORK

with four runs in the tenth inning here last night to defeat

con-

be

will

Comandante

El

at

racing

horse

bill limiting

any

that

It is unlikely

Clevenger

and

010 090 000—10 12

000 000 000 0 (5) and (1-2). :

Ginsberg, Pic

6

@

2

Courtguste gts

000 000 9011

& 0

008 900 000 —o W—Mossi Battey.

$1 (1-2).

(4).

CLEVELAND

100 000 000 4-5

9

0

000 900 010 0—1 5 1 YORK Perry, Stigman (8) and-Romano; Short, Turley (5), Duren (10). W—Stigman (2-1). L—Duren (1-1). (10) and Howard, Bei t HR—Cleveland,-Piersalt (1). New York, Howard (4).

NEW

NATIONAL

LEAGUE

CINCINNATI AT CHICAGO, postponed, rain.


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