The San Juan Star (May 12, 1960)

soviet Premier

Is ‘Horrified’

_(See Story Below)

aSa=6.

‘ol. I

No..163 .

Tel. 3-8400

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Thursday, May 12, 1960

unoz

Second-class postage af San Juan. Puerte

paid Rico

alls For Vote R's olitical ull Requests Legislature To Okay

Plebiscite Bill

Governor Munoz yesterday morning called on the Commonwealth legislature to authorize

a plebiscite to determine the will

of the Puerto Rican people on political status. The governor read a message he sent to the legislature at a press conference at La Fortaleza. Before the conference was over, motions had been introduced into the House of Representatives and the Senate calling for consideration of the governor’s proposed bill during the current legislative session: Both motions were passed unanimously: 24 to 0 in the Senate; 51 to 0 in the House, with one abstention. Identical bills were then introduced in each chamber. In the House the bill had 39 representatives sponsoring it. In the Senate it had 20 sponsors. Immediate reaction to the proposal was one of gerferal confusion. Popular Democratic Party legislators endorsed. tHe move. Independence Party leaders were split. Republican Party leaders viewed it warily, some with hopes to change it.

_ GOVERNOR MUNOZ MARIN ae p<

@ explains plebiscite Searank

“Doubt

iNikita’s Snap

accept

At Ike Clouds \Moscow Visit MOSCOW

(AP)

— Nikita

said

yesterday

spy

plane

changed

incident

his estimate

President

Eisenhower

that

would

they

raised

immediately

one

on

the

Governor’s

as to whether

the-plebiscite

terms.

” REPUBLICANS

Khrushchev the

was

would

ever

be

held.

Page

21)

Popular Partyites said they would not originate it, as did the Independentistas. Republicans, although long anxious publicly for a plebiscite, seemed less than eager to (See

PLEBISCITE,

POPULARS

INDEPENDENTISTAS

had

of

and

discuss

in

Paris whether the U. 8. lead-

er should come as planned.

te Moscow

The statement came as the Seviet premier stood with his foot on a wicker chair talking to correspondents amidst the wreckage of the American spy

plane he claims was May

1

east

of

the

shot down Urals.

attra tneeeaeeatce ete

eae

Khrushchev was asked if the spy plane incident had changed his estimate of Eisenhower. He replied, “It does, of course. I was not aware of the fact that the plane was not the caprice of an individual officer. I was horrified

to

learn

the

President

eee eeeeeeneangreenied

had approved the plan of these flights.” Khrushchev spoke to newsmen in Gorky Park, where Russians displayed what they say is the wreckage of the plane and some personal belongings. of pilot Francis Powers.

ee

ALVARADO

.- debates bill in House!

The

By HAROLD J. LIDIN leadership of the island’s

Republican

Party

has

apparent-

ly decided to accept Mufioz’s challenge to

.Governor a plebis-

May Cramp A Plebiscite

By

by. Soviet Premier

his

in

(See IKE’S

£

(AP)

—

The

Khrushchev

VISIT

Page

21)

in

Acting GOP poldo Figueroa,

president Leofloor leader of

the

minority

Republican

party

will

agree

(See REPUBLICAN, Lf

to

in

a

the

refe-

Page 21)

the

(See

legislative

debates

Independentista,

on

Page

W.

Gov.

MALDONADO Luis

Muhoz

Marin

on down, leaders of the Popular Democratic Party vowed yesterday to “accept” the results of

Commonwealth House of Representatives, said yesterday that

¢

cite.

A.

From

less than cordial personal comment abdut President Eisenhower

*

ARCELIO

Two Choices

Accept; Yes; Support, No

By HAROLD J. LIDIN Independence Party Sen. Lorenzo Pifieiro flatly predicted the separatists would have no truck with any plebiscite, although the party will participate |

WASHINGTON

Bep.

Prefer Only

the

21)

a status strongly

plebiscite but implied they would not work

to obtain statehood if that status were chosen by a amnajoxity of

the

people.

said yesterday ° Munoz news conference that if (See

POPULAR,

Page

in & state71)

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LA NT PISTNT SOR

ue LE

en

By MARVIN'L. ARROWSMITH | WASHINGTON u—President Eisenhower

agen

1

/

Ike Will Renew ‘Open Sky’ Plan At Pari terday

he

will

renew

at

next

week’s

said

summit

which would permit nations te make flights might reveal any preparations for attack.

yes-

Russia

meeting

his. proposal that Russia and the United ‘States their skies fo flights by inspection planes.

mer

erates

ele

* SHE SAN JUAN STAR—- Thursday, May 12, 1960:

“¥

open

the

‘another

President

Pearl

snéak

said

Harbor.

this

country

This

Japanese -attack

was

on

the

an

U.

Harberon Dec. 7, 1941. ,

must

‘not

allusion

S.

that “there

at

Further, mit

he

recalled

conference

he

that

an

1955

This government, Eisenhower said, believes that th

Not

Pictures

Explaining,

Monday

in.

Paris

to

seek

ways

of

:

believe

Eisenhower

that

the

plane

said there is “some was

not

reason

shot down

at

high

altitude.” “In response to a request for elaboration about his. mention of discrepancies ‘in the Seviet account, Eisen-

sum-

skies”

meet

policy

PR Commonwealth Will Appeal Freight! Rise In Court Action _ By

WALTER STAR

Voted For PR The Commonwealth House of Representatives approved yes-

PRIEST

Washington

terday a bill authorizing the Se-

Bureau

cretary of the Treasury, to float, a $25 million. hond. issue. The bill, approved. in a pre-

WASHINGTON — The Commonwealth goverment has decided to take the Federal Maritime Board to court. Raphael Durand, executive director of the Commonwealth Ports Authority, said the Commonwealth will appeal

a board

shipping per cent

decision

upholding

rate increases of 28.8 in the East Coast-Gulf

Puerto Rico trade. Durand said the board, final decision,’’ number of the

argued

by did

we

believe

commit

Depreciation

official

Commonwealth proval

by

of

the

from ship

Bull

legal

the

of Appeals

trict of Columbia. Durand also said

for the

the

depreciation

increase

Line,

resulted

which the by

steamAmeri-

can Coal Shipping in 1956. The Commonwealth has that Bull, the biggest of

some

$500,000

by

The

same

companies.

Commonwealth

these

spokesman

said

he

would

Rico meet

probably with the

sociation

have

return

to

Puerto

next Monday Manufacturers

and

other

protested

groups

the

and Aswhich

higher

ship-

Ponce—Partly

the ACS

solated

showers

showers

today

to depreciate

their

vessels

was “particularly pleased’ the beard ordered the carriers to ex-

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today show-

mostly

TEMPERATURES:

High 89 Low 72.

at

12:30

STATESIDES RES: York,

Boston, 67, rain;

p.m.

TEMPERATU60, rain; New Philadelphia, 66.

partly cloudly; Washington D.C. 60, cloudly; Miami, 83, partly

cloudly; Chicago, 42, cloudly; Dallas, Texas, 74, clear; Los Angeles,

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called

$4,219,000)

the

from

original

—

$1,032,000;

$1,628,000;

facilities

—

issuing.

the

of

the} bill);'

port

and

$981,000; bonds

—

$90,000; appropriations to municipalities for their permanent — $2, ; E | improvement programs The bonds, to be issuedin the name of the Commonwealth of

2-WAY SIGNS—The Department of Public Works has begun the erection of traffic signs in English as well as in Spanish. Sixto Carrasquillo, left, and engineer Jacinto Nevarez were installing one of the new signs at Stop 33,

Puerto Rico, of no longer

government

Fernandez Juncos yesterday. (STAR photo by G. Hett.)

the

DETROIT would

not

be

(AP)—Jesus

Christ

They

acceptable

under

the

charged effect

of

the. system barring

a point system of screening home buyers in Detroit’s fashion-

groes, Orientals reign born from

able was

a

Grosse Pointe suburbs. the conclusion voiced

He

by is

a minister

the

Rev.

This in a

The

spective

there. Arnold

Ne-

and some fobuying homes. on

Grosse

which

Pointe

if He Grosse

would be acceptable to Pointe residents under

in Grosse Pointe Farms. officials have opened a

hearing in Detroit to determine whether the point system used by real estate brokers-and prop-

est Man

who

test,

the

The

clergyman

Rev.

Mr.

to pass

itinerant

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Charter Air. Taxi

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that money

bonds will go directly te the 1960 Fund of Public tmprovement. The Secretary of the Treasury, upon recommendation of the Puerto Rico Planning Board and the approval of the Governor, .will draw from this fund: i

All

erty owner groups in the com-| Christ would have scored badly munities violates . state laws. | on Secnmation—— carpenter, and ;

bill stipulates

Fernandez

ever lived to see

the point system.” Christ would fail

per

Emecginc? Registry

home

are rated. He suggested: us rate on it the great-

exceeding5

ee

pro-

owners of|- “Let

D.

Johnson, assistant pastor Grosse Pointe Congregational Church State

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The Rev. Mr. Johnson analyzed questionnaire

will pay interest on not

received from the sale of these |

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7

in

hospitals—

Jesus Christ Could Not Live

in deprecia-

to a scrap value as ‘‘unrealistic.’”’ Durand said the Commonwealth

$4,619,000

costs

—

a reduction

airport

tion charges by the ‘‘paper sale,” transferring six vessels between subsidiary corporations following

efforts

is

into effect.

charged the four

Durand also said the Commonwealth considers the Bull Line

facilities

(this

public buildings

ping charges.

purchase.

versity

wealth will protest a board action allowing a 10 per cent. inncrease on West Coast shipments to go

carriers in the Puerto Rican trade, gained

originally

the following public improve-' ment programs: road construc-| tion — $12 million; aqueducts, —$.7. million; school and = uni-|

Common-

sought

ap-

vote,

for a $23 million bond issue. The money will be used for!

Dis-

said board

the purchase of company’s stock

eral Court

Deplored

the

liminary

clude non-owned pier properties from their rate bases. He said the government has 60 days in which to file in the Fed-

He said the ruling was “inconsistent” with an earlier action suspending a 15 per cent increase

was _ particularly

over a

the

the increases,”’

Increase

insular

concerned”

that

several

errors in upholding he said.

The

its

Commonwealth — at-

torneys. “However,

beard

in

inspected a large legal principles”

Of U2

Powers. to

Geneva

“open

Eisenhower

1955.

Paris,”

Discrepencies Noted

Cited

at the

proposed

in

at

‘in his” statement, the President poke of Heres pancies. in’ the - Soviet. account of ¢ . down: the plane - and. capture -.of ‘the American. pilot, Francis .G.

of need for information that led to aerial missions. Policy

again

over the plane incident—that. the -Paris summit meeting will accomplish some -good and help ‘ease ‘international tensions:

-was ‘anything - provocative : about

Sky

proposal

Eisenhower’ said be sill is’hopeful—despite thé furor

Pearl

7

such flights, the President set out the general philosophy Open

it up

easing East-West tension.

the

Eisenhower read to a news conference a .statement on the furor over Russia’s claim to have downed. an American U2. spy plane from 60,000 feet: on a 1. Eisenhower -his - doubts. that the - plane was im fact shot down in the fashion that the ‘Rassians: claim: ~ Denying

this

bring

The ‘Western big three and Soviet Premier Nikita. Khrushchev

have

on

fleet

/

rejected

hower_ referred to the photographs which’ the Russia released as pictures of the wreckage of the plane.

said.

Defending secret U. S. spy flights over the Soviet Union;

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METZLER

THE. SAN

JUAN

STAR — Thursday, .May.12,.1960

3

Budget Head Denies 1959 Report Proved High Cosi Of Statehood By HAROLD

J. LIDIN

The controversial Bureau of the Budget report which allegedly proved statehood would have cost Puerto Rico $188 million in fiscal 1959, should not have been interpreted

in such

a manner,

Budget

Bureau

a letter to Luis A. Ferré.

Any claim to that effect, he | treated like the said in a May 6 letter to the letter said. Stans further statehood leader, is a “misinthese “estimate terpretation.” Instead

of

measuring

the

precise

fis-

The

eal “cost”? of statehood to Puerto Rico, the Budget Bureau study ‘merely estimates possible changes

in

which

GARCIA

might

"1959

MENDEZ

the

had

flow

of

in

have

occurred

Rico

for

report,

the

in

now

defunct

been

was

widely

Maurice

Stans

use

a

The

House

Fernos-Murray

by

bill

triumph

as

a

great

one

for

him

and a happy omen for their party’s prospects in Fall elections. Kennedy fresh from knocking Sen.

Hubert

Humphrey

clear

out

of the presidential contest said his win Tuesday assured him of landing a top place on the Democratic

ticket.

Some

of

Ken-

nedys exuberant supporters predicted, meanwhile, that the Senator will take the nomination on the first ballot at the party’s national convention in Los Angeles As

in July. returns mounted,

Kennedy

continue to rack up more 60 per cent of the vote. With

2,355

tabulated nedy,

of

the

2,750

count

198,165,

than

precincts

stood

Ken-

Humphrey,

126,

347. But

Kennedy

himself

indica-

ted he felt there was considerable political work still to be done.

He

announced

plans

for

J. D. Rockefeller, Jr. Dies In Tucson At &6 TUCSON,

Arizona

he

Tucson

Medical

Center,

where

he has been ill for several months. The philanthropist and head of the Rockefeller business interests was 86. A regular winter visitor here, Rockefeller spent most of last winter at the Medical Center. His condition worsened last Monday

night

and

his

son,

Gov.

Nel-

son Rockefeller, of New “York, arrived here by plane early yesterday.

;

he will campaign

toward

ahead

for Oregons primary May 20. At a news conference Kennedy said he considers his chief competitors

to

be

Senate

speak

Lawrence

of

Pennsylvania

Edmund Brown of congratulated Kennedy no move to lead their vote delegation into

and

pension

Write, see

tional

from Ferre, wherein challenged the use of

Ferre

“the

Payne quest

letter

accompanied

report

fiscal

of a study

impact

of

state-

and Associates at the reof the local Republican

party.

:

The to

Payne

GOP

study

is addressed

president

Miguel

they

ges

in

the

flow

LUIS

A. measure

Garcia Mendez. The analysis found

hood.” The

that “chan-

of funds”,

the Budget Bureau portedly measured,

which

FERRE

fiscal

“fiscal

hood

study redo “not

the

on

by the

cost

impact”

Puerto

Payne

of

of

Rico

state-

is

report

state-

placed

at $51

lion.

and

California but made potent 81 his camp.

San

Carmine

Desapio,

committeeman,

and

Solves Man's Death The death gueroa, who

of Felix Franco Fiwas found dead near

Constitution

Bridge

explained

Luis

vis,

Ortiz

police

by

May the

Vega,

30,

1, has

confession of

said.

Oroco-

‘

Ortiz Vega, according to police,

a

suspect

by

several

a as

witnesses.

Judge Roberto Veray Torregrosa accused Ortiz Vega of murder and set bail at $10,000. The report of the investigation was

submitted

to him

torney

Ortiz

F.

by District At-

Juan.

Good

for or

Construction

Sewer sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. receive will The Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority on June 10, 1960, at its office in Santurce, Puerto Rico, for the construction of approximately

200

3,

experienced man.

Must

bonus

Wildman,

Bayamon

Ee

12

inches,

inches,

18

of

meters

lineal

300

approximately

and

in diameter,

sewers

trunk

sanitary

of

meters

lineal

inches

30

21

18

inches,

27

inches,

sewer

diameter

inch

force main, together with the construction of manholes, structures and appurtenances. The plans and specifications may be examined free of charge at the office’ of the Con-

and Jost, No. 223 Manuel VY. Domenech Street, Hato Rey, York, or at the office of the Rural Projects Division, Puerto

sulting Engineers, Buck, Seifert and 112 East 19th Street, New

Santurce, Copies upon deposit of

Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, Stop 26 1|2, Fernandez Juncos Avenue, thereof may be obtained at the above mentioned office of the Authority cash

order,

money

whose

Authority, Santurce,

sum

which

the

in

check

certified

or

office

is at the Pentagon

will

26

Stop

Treasurer

the

with

de Leon

1/2, Ponce

the

of

Avenue, good

in

specifications

and

plans

the

of

return

upon

refunded

be

$50.00

of

amount

Building,

condition within twenty (20) days after the date on which bids are received, or else the entire deposit will be forfeited. Bids will be received

only

plans

the

requested

have

who

persons

from

specifications

and

the and made the reqlired deposit therefor under their own names. Special attention is called to bidders that blank forms.may be obtained only up to forty-eight (48) hours before the date bids

of

opening

and

in

written

prices

the

contain

not

does

that

bid

any

that

let-

~ by a certified check, or a bid bond from a reliable

case the successful bidder shall neglect or refuse to enter promptly into a contract in accord-

Lerner Shops, Tel. 739, Bayamon Bayamén.Center,

SYSTEM

SEWER Trunk

surety company authorized to do business in Puerto Rico and satisfactory to the Authority, in amount equal to five (5%) per cent of the amount of the bid. The certified check will ba retained to pay for any damage or loss to the Authority or the bond liability will accrue in

salary plus

Mark

Rico

of Catafio

ters and figures will be rejected. Each proposal must be accompained

fund. Mr.

Puerto

SANITARY

METROPOLITAN

and

admitteed he had fight with Franco Figueroa during which he

struck and killed him with piece of metal tubing. Ortiz Vega was pointed out

Juan,

RTISEMENT | ADVE FOR BID

na-

State

Slaying Confession

woman

or call

25 letter the latter

hood for Puerto Rico” made by the consulting firm’ of Bruce

and

However New York States top Democrats

opportunity

Spanish.

are

throwing in the towel as did Humphrey when realized Kennedy had beaten him in West Virginia. Two key chieftains Gov. David

ance

Manager,

Stans

Neither Johnson nor Symington showed the slightest sign of

LERNER SHOPS Store

of

and

for

Excellent

now

for. sui-

in a reply to an April

on

Michael Prendergast to be swaying a bit

Kennedy

comments

a preliminary

will have much to say about the direction of New York’s 114-vote delegation takes.

Democra-

tic Leader Lyndon Johnson Sen. Stuart Symington.

of

D.

Rockefeller, Jr., died yesterday at the

indicated

been

(®—John

Chairman appeared

in

Party

contained

The

Governor

Knocking Humphrey From Race intensive stumping for Maryland’s primary next Tuesday and

Popular

the budget report as a measure of the cost of statehood.

Kennedy Sweeps W. Va. Primary NEW YORK (AP)—Washington Democratic Leaders yesterday applauded Sen. John F. Kennedy’s West Virginia primary

‘has stated

cide.

that held hearDecember on the

hailed

Stans

majority

as proof that statehood Puerto Rico spells economic

prepared

of

H.

Munoz’

instances”.

budget

1959

state,

stated that could not be

many

Subcommittee ings here last

funds”

Puerto

in

Director

a

with

The

his

ment under 1956. The before

proposal.

project

will

be

the provision

Authority

awarding

any

Law

of Public

reserves contract

reject any or all bids. The

part

in

financed

right

the

and

award

the

by

a grant-in-aid

Water

660,

to consider right

will be made

is

bids

for sixty

reserved

to the

to

the

from

Pollution

Control (60)

waive

responsible

Juan,

May

10,

P. R.

1960

Act

days

any

States

Acting

Govern-

Amendments

after

their

informalities,

of

receipt and

to

the lowest

bidder submitting

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

United

by the Authority. RAFAEL

BRAS

Executive

Director

mil-

ee

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, May 12, 1960

Busy P.R. Weekend 3 Out On Bail

President to

Rico.

Although classified nor

guard

the as

visit

“unofficial”,

an

hand to receive leader. “A

high

reception

point

People’s Industries, Indonesia’s program

of

industries.

Parsons,

U:S.

as

an

“official”

guest

proceed

from

there

to

The visit

Puerto

by

hoon

invitation

the

Rico

U.S.

through dor in

to

was

State

extended

sources

of

the

airport

prime purpose in visiting here is to view Puerto Rico’s progress

be

in housing

to

It is believed

the

and

that

of

10 am. at dignitaries.

report-

Indian

_

the

arrival,

date

Gov.

the

Three men weeks ago and

of

Munoz

robbing

City

Gautier will reception at

Hall

for

It is not known if wealth Undersecretary

Sukarno’s

the

Commonof State

industrialization.

bronchitis, PRESIDENT

SUKARNO

accompany

will

be

Alberto

were

owner

Insurance

de

planning’

of

Co.,

La-Rosa

to

leave

land. All three $10,000 bail each

reof

on: hand

Caribbean

and

Arturo Morales Carrion, who is

Of special interest to him, it is said, are the $350 homes built

night-club

two with

said his company had received a tip that Gabriel Maldonado Dipini, Luis M: Cestau Moreno,

local

confined to a hospital bed cuperating from an attack

a

arrested charged

more than $68,000 and set. free on bail, were picked up again Tuesday night after their bondsman requested it. ‘Pedro A. Matei, an agent for

Commonwealth

Felisa Rincon de hold a champagne

according to informed sources. “The idea: came from him the

Bond Firm Tip

State Department will escort the visitor to several points of interest about San Juan. Mayor

Department

East

reading of a letter from President Eisenhower to Sukarno,

personnel

the American ambassaJakarta, Howard Jones,

(Sukarno),” ed.

evening,

Sukarno

Picked Up On

of Develop-

will tender a state dinner at La ‘Fortaleza. The next day, Sunday,

to

the

is expected

the

San

Sukarno

cottage

Saturday

leave City

Francisco.

is

be

Cuba

and

members of government.

reportedly

ment for who heads

Graham

of that nation. He will here Monday for Mexico

SukarMunoz

Sukarno

will

Minister

in

The Indonesian chief executive, Commonwealth officials announwill arrive in San Juan “ced, Saturday from Cuba at 2:45 p.m. in a chartered plane carrying his 36-man party.

Marin and ranking the Puerto Rican

Dr. Suharto,

J.

Under Secretary of State for the Far East. Sukarno is spending this week

Su-

Puerto

At the airport to meet no will be Gov. Luis

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USS.

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to

Silva

Sukarno.

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April

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bh eS

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Indonesia

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to

Oem

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Among the persons in the official party are his Excellency,

visitor

73 5

week-end

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the

SaPy

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AS =

J. LIDIN

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The veil was rolled back a bit yesterday on the scheduled visit

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, May 12,.1960

ary

P. R. Business Highlights

‘Bids To Be Opened Monday 4

On UPR Furniture Contracts

ky Ey

Edited

aPr

3s

contracts

ese

by

F.

of

HARMON

for

the

University

opening

of bids was

Chancellor

The

by

Soviet

he

did

not

or eT TM

Mutual

- WOT

The official Soviet nounced by Premier

Khrushchev in

newspaper

“=

that

a

plane

over

peo

an

a

altitude

miles. (The

single

the

shot

at

more

than

12

C.

a pilot,

ow

www wwe

wrote,

test

|} | i!

and

the

Soviet

insisted

was that and where

was

quoted

as

saying

not

a he

specified.

Reporters Get Brief Look At U.S. Spy Plane MOSCOW

(AP)

—

Remnants

of an American reconnaissance plane shot down.by the Soviets near

Sverdlovsk

on

May

Day

i). were on exhibition yesterady in the hall of the Chess Club in Gorki Park, across the river and upstream from the Kremlin. Some-~

given

ve aT eb correspondents~

a quick. look

at-one-

Rios

the

will

companies

meeting

four-day

in

of

the

for

Omaha

Sales

Award

a and

Executives’

honors

abilities.

Rios

field

was

group of 115 throughout

Hotel,

at

Velez,

Jr.,

servance

paid $2,500 a month and his dream was to buy land build a home on it. Just was

United

as-

chosen

management the United

ok

%

The Federal Business Association will hold a luncheon meeting May 19 at the Condado Beach

pilot.

He

Mrs.

of

*

L.

was

and

States.

officers

he

dis-

be

and

from a leaders

Johnson, said Monday ‘night in California he did not believe the plane was shot down by either a missile or another aircraft. His opinion was that “if they_have the U2 it is because some mechanical or oxygen failure caused it to descend far below its normal cruising alltitude.”’) The authors of the Red Star article were Col. F. Luchnikov and Maj. V. Zhukov. A request by American correspondents for permission to interview Powers has gone unanswered. .Powers bridled at being cail-

ed

Juan,

of the A. SotoInc., representing

He

ment

it

Urals

designer,

O&

of San

Omaha Award.

The

is

as

to

sociates of the Companies for allaround sales and- sales manage-

the

central

of

U2’s

—

time,

Silver Anniversary Convention in Buffalo, N. Y. They will leave May 9.

on

felled

of

of Omaha and United of Field Sales Management.

the

story—anNikita S.

unit

of-

contention

Omaha

three-day

his

dispatches

TORICO NATIVE WHOLE

that ‘‘similar’’ requested by its

oe

Rios

of

guests

So-

elaborated

rocket with

sped

woo

and

a

down U2.

con-

Omaha, has been selected. as one of six national recipients of Mutual

writing

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viet rocket knocked high-flying Lockheed

M.

trict manager mayor Agency,

/ in the Army newspaper after what they described as an inter| view with the 30-year-old flier reported

TO GRAND UNIONS

Uk

ee

in

Ti GRAND. PARADE JN THE

constructed

the

*

A red Star

officers,

Assn.

be

accepted

José

says American pilot G. Powers has indicated

Two

products

give local manufacturers prepare their designs.

he believed an explosion of his jet engine halted his May Day | spy flight over the Soviet” Union.

SPR

ort eure wr

—

that

designers could be manufactured here, and postponed opening of bids on the contract until May 16 to

furniture section

(AP)

er eA emt ie rea te

bids.

used samples of -mainland had requested

could

the association furniture to that

Pilot Thinks Plane Felled By Explosion MOSCOW

enter

local manufacturers. After a hearing, university

ficials

Red Star Says US

article Francis

sup-

complained

Manufacturers’

university

case.

18-member

to

firm, Walter Dorwin Teague, Inc., to prepare renderings to show that the furniture requested by the

Benitez

an opportunity

The

to

association

The

the association had its

University

it impossible for local

tracted a local office of the design

to cancel the of bids until

present

the

“the same or equal’ its specifications.

agreed opening

to

that

sub-

the university had from catalogues manufacturers and

asking him to postponed the opening. senitez scheduled

contended

in- the contract

manufacturers

orginal-

Jaime

by

pliers made

“ily scheduled for April 21, but on April 20, the Manufacturers’ Assn. ' of Puerto Rico telegraphed univer-. ‘sity

association

mitted

of

Puerto Rico. The contracts, which call for furniture for a new girls’ dormitory and a student center at the Rio Piedras campus and a student center at the Mayagiiez campus, _ have become something of a cause celebre among members of the island’s furniture industry. The

the

specifications

Bids are scheduled to be opened Monday on three large furniture

were

wing

which

lawyer

will speak of

and

Pedro

on

White

YAUTIA

3 Lbs. Bag

with

narcotics laws in the island. A film on narcotics wil be shown. Velez is director. of the Treasury’s Special Investigations Office.

Grimm Is Appointed

Vice President Of Development Bank Richard W. Grimm has been appointed a vice president of the Government Development | Bank, it was announced Tues-) day by Dr. Rafael Pico, president of the Bank. He will work in the bank’s New York offices. Grimm has a wide background in financial matters, specially bonds, and including analysis and research. He was associated for

several

years

with

Keystone

Custodian Funds, Inc., Boston investment firm. Previously he was with the N. Y. Hanseatic Corp. and was official representative in Boston of the firm Brown Bros. Harriman & Co., municipal bond brokers. He served during World War It as ist Lt. in the Marines and in the Signal Corps during the Korean War. : Grimm is married aad has three children. and part of the fuselage. The wing was painted a dark “gray. After a brief look they

were shoved out

by an officer.

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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Thursday, May 12, 1960

conference

include

the

of

a

year

estimates

in Paris would

possibility

of

ago.

In

government

“B” Sales

earlier

been tion.

political command Jargely But it

may

for home could still

consumpleave its

‘ourism,

deposit of nervousness in business thinking and planning here until

and

private

Dec Mar

the outcome of the summit meeting is clearer. with The other uncertainties overseas tinges include: Rising imports, continuing loss ef gold, stepped up campaigns of ynanufacturers of other lands to capture more of tne American market, the increasing competition of foreign goods with ours in many of the world markets, and the still

delow

the

disturbing

SUGAR

240

goods

are pouring

2

higher. Clese

38.10N 36.55N

35.60 34.60

35.55N 34.60

15

to

22

higher. Close

Lew 45.90 45.00 44.80

45.95 45.03N

42.70

44.81N 42.80N

41.90

42.00N

sugar

lower

te

1

higher.

Low

a

Sales

166

High 3.11

Lew 3.08

contracts.

July

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are

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LONDON (AP) — The newly independent African state of

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Burroughs the New York Coliseum. Some 65 countries are represent- Cdn Pae ed in the 3,000 displays offering Celanese goods io store buyers and whole- Cer de Pas salers. Many products show they Ches & Oh were specifically designed for Chrysler American

Associated

were

3.16 3.17

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for

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60

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5.86 5.93-94 5.95B closed

5.83 5.92 5.95 No. 4

Mar May

of

market

20

38.25 36.55

Sep Oct

in at a greater

goods

to Lew

High 5.86 5.94 3.95 Futures

July

plans of foreign mercapture more of the

U. S. consumer

«contracts.

Sep Nov World

the two previous years. Imports still hold strongly to raw materials. But manufactured rate. And ehants to

San-

$1

FUTURES

duly

increased still well

volume

Spot

around

Amerada Pet Am Airlines Am Can NEW YORK (AP)—Domestic Sugar } Am Cyan Futures No. 6 closed 2 to 3 lower. Sales

investments,

as well as imports. The outflow of gold during April, although

10

45.98 40.05 44.85 42.80 41.99

May July Sep

the net outflow of dollars and gold abroad, swelled by foreign aid,

have

Futures closed 16 contracts.

High

works. The general threat to interna{ional relations is worrisome to everyone. For businessmen there are some added specific uncertainties based both on this and on the increasingly troubled outlook , come from abroad is to be achievfor trade here and abroad. ed. A bigger surplus of exports Khrushchev’s anti-American iirade Thursday before the Soviet | over imports is needed to offset

high

Coffee

38.25 May 36.55 July 35.65 Sep Dee 34.65 “M” Futures closed Sales 35 contracts.

forecasters

had looked for imports to hold about the same this year as last, while exports rose. Exports also rose in March to a bit more than $i!2 billion and were $279 million more than imports. But a bigger margin than that is needed if the American goal 'of markedly stepping up net in-

fire-

—

to

most stocks but there were wider moves in both directions by

Sra

and

16

FUTURES (AP)

tos No. 4 Ex-Dock closed at 38.00A. Cost and freight’ offerings include Santes Bourbons 3S at 36.50-36.75A and 5S 35.50-35.75A.

cents

aise

the

most.

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YORK

and

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competition is growing tougher. Imports in March ran 5 per cent ahead of the previous month

May

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fronting today.

on

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DAWSON

Some

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2

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Stock

yesterday in trading. The

Ss

(AP)—The

ows

YORK

Market advanced moderately active

steels and motors advdnced.

NEW

YORK

(AP)—Closing

30

INDUS

Open 604.47

20

RRS

136.96

15 65

UTILS STKS

Dow

Jones

High 608.88

Low’ 601.70

138.27

136.29

88.65 89.11 88.30 200.02 20148 199.12

averages:

Close

606.54

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1.72

Up

0.07

88.83 200.74

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_THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, May 12, 1960

- Installation Rites .

f

it

NEWLY

INSTALLED

FICERS—The

OF

Women’s

Auxiliary

of the Jewish

Commu-

nity Center held ernor’s Room of

installation ceremonies at a luncheon meeting last week in the Goythe Hotel Condado Beach. From left to right above are Mrs. Sam-

uel

Maurice

Kogan,

Floom,

Mrs.

Mrs.

Gerald

Nagle,

Flamm,

Cooperman.

Mrs.

Toby

vice-president;

second

Floom

Mrs.

Mrs.

Jack

David

is the new

and

Powell,

Marks,

president,

Mrs.

Mrs.

Mrs.

Morris

Arnold

Mrs. Flamm,

Marks,

D’Ver,

Toby

and

Mrs.

Mrs.

Jack

Abrahan.

first vice-president;

Mrs.

third vice-president.

THE

PRESIDENT’S

formally

installed

PIN—Mrs.

the

new

Marshall

officers

Maltzman,

of the

JCC

who

Auxiliary,

presents Mrs. Jack Floom with the president’s (STAR: photos by Julio Tobar.) office.

pin

of

Mrs. Guzman Of Humacao Is

Dona Fela To Be Honored By Roosevelt Roads Wives Puerto Rico Mom Of Year ‘ $ i ¥ 5

s t

;

t

$x

commanding

Club here, the group met at the new officer's club, Club Ccqui. Wives of members of the Fleet Aircraft Service Squadron 105 were hostesses at the affair, headed by Mrs. Russell Turner.

dels.

Hee

Following

* td

‘

wey,

;

:-%

|

Wen

College

Club

of Puerto

Rico will preside at the group’s last luncheon affair fall

this

Saturday,

May 14 at the Hotel Dorado Beach. The group will meet for lunch at 12 and the after-

noon will be devoted to an election of officers and the voting

through

of

scholarship for the Rico Junior College.

a

$1000

hat

from

Shop.

San

Mrs.

Mayfair,

the

Onia

hat

B.

as

cha-

Mayfair

Albani,

from

moderator

showing,

Stanley,

while

Jr.,

wife

of

Roosevelt

mo-

Mrs. Elias Padgef, Jr., won the door prize, a hat from the Mayfair collection shown. Also on the program that afternoon was a talk on flower arranging by Mrs. W.

A.

Waymouth,

Garden Club San Juan.

a

member

of Puerto

of

Rico,

the from

On May 26, the ladies will have the

Mrs.

Dona

Dr. and Mrs. Blas Ferraiouli fave been chosen patrons of the annual ball to raise funds for

the Puerto National Children

is slated

Rican

Chapter

Society for and Adults.

for

next

month

Caribe

Hilton

Hotel.

The

couple

were

their selection ball,

one

of the

of the

Crippled The ball

at

the

notified

of

as patrons top

social

By

RAMON Special

durthe

at

of the lovely

Mayor

of

San

Felisa

Juan,

Rincon

as their honor

guest

the

de

Hon.

Gautier,

at a luncheon

Name Ferraioulis Patrons For Crippled Benefit Ball

Puerto

Camareno

group

with

Juan’s

Lucetie

acted

the

show,

officer

was one

in San Juan, by presided over by Guillermo Atiles

Moreu

is

the

Association

Other

a commission Mr. and Mrs. Moreu. Mrs.

president

here

in Puerto

members

present Gomez,

were the

of

in

the

Mr. and Virgilio

the Rico.

group

Mrs. Rene Rabaines,

the

selection

At

its

of the

Mrs.

chosen

Guzman

was

Humacao’s

29,

ed

to

Dona

Josefa

at

by Commonwealth president Joselina

her

and

school,

Father

Her

the 12,

leaving

and

home

1960. She had never expected be chosen from the other names

Buffet

sons

$4.50 per

Continuous dancing

Showtime: 11:00 P.M.

12

was

of nine

child-

Josefa was the fifthher

mother

Today

raise

coast

the

daughters

esteemed

her

Guzmans’ are

throughout

highly

the

_ east

region.

Luz

Esther Anibal,

is a schoolteacher; bachelor

of

Natural

Sciences, operates an_ electronic machine in a government agency; Julio César is studying at the

studied

of

Puerto

Rico;- Dioni-

University.

“fonr

one

year

at

the

University of Puerto Rico. She is now taking a course in social science, aiming at a Bachelor of Arts degree. Dofia Josefa is an active member of the Francisco Simonet

spiritualist

center.

She

was president of the Parent Teachers Association of the Juan Pena Reyes school for seven years. She is an active member of the League Against Cancer, the Red

Cross, the American iliary

to 10 P.M.

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Was.

she

Mrs. Guzman always wanted to become a teacher. She graduated from high school in 1957. and

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from 7 P.M.

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when

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Irizarry. She was lauded. by Humacao’s Mayor, Atanasio Martinez Diaz. ° Dona Josefa wept joyfully when she learned of her selection as

Dr. and Mrs. Francisco Ferraiouli

was

Her

the

rillo used her to help teach the other students. She was’ fondly

Year’’ by- the local committee headed by acting Superintendent of Schools, Rumaldina de Buso. The official diploma was present-

ed

Guzman

to

Sanabria, taught her to read and write at home and when she enter-

previously

of

submitted

1909.

Costa,

Island’s

Mother

been

Mrs.

San

outstanding mother, has chosen Mrs. Josefa Costa de Guzman, as “Puerto Rican Mother of the Year.”

of the

Gandia.

mitte.

STAR

Juan headquarters the Commonwealth Committee for

events

Angeles

had

the

HUMACAO~—

of to

Mrs.

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GENERAL

TENDENCIES:

the

(Nov.

need.

ernment

care

if people

22 to Dec.

you for

payers we ard in a

pay way

us. I say them why perty of

if we're entitled to do they have ‘“ProU. S. Government”

night

for

matters

getting

completed.

beginning,

too,

and

which

their

ideas

down about

and how

and

experience,

long

talks

or

ideas

of dependable

persons,

esy is_of real AQUARIUS

Make

it a point

to cement

good

comrades

to

PISCES There is

21)

your

a

you now to convince have power over you

with the trade or constituents. P. M. Bo out socially together

appreciate

have

quietly

Be

amusing.

MOON July 21)

cheerful

get

CHILDREN (June 22 to Stop deliberating so much

out those

ideas

or meet the obligations that await you. Aspects are ideal for accomplishing a great deal and there-

by getting ahead bounds. However, ically. LEO

(July

22

by leaps and work methodto

Aug.

should be a carefree

21)

This

day for you.

Try fixing your hair a little differently, get the beauty services

require.

Then

ride

your

favorite hobbies. P. M. fine for romantic leanings, enjoying favor-

ite sports,

theater,

VIRGO Important

(Aug. you

etc. -

and

academic the

(Oct.

23

raise

to

Nov.

level

So

be

one language is learned, making aritmethic the major, so that the big potential for success in this

chart is fully realized.

United Nations Chapter To Present Youth Prizes

activities,

your

sub-

like.

21)

of

at

the

Reserve

Beach Club in ra at 2 p.m. be

Puerto

Tier-

At this meeting prizes will given to the student finalists

in the essay contest on the United

Nations.

The

sponsored by tion. Mrs. Julita president.

will

the

contest

local

Blondet

of

the

preside

at

the

was

associade

fourth

te

habits

if

it’s

Puerto Curtain

May

13 —

Miss

Lui-

Carni Beach

Hotel and the Puerto Rican Cancer League, will be honored at a

cocktail

party

by

the

directors

of the Condado Beach Hotel. The affair will take place at the Gov-

ernors Friday

Room of the at 6 p.m._ se

SATURDAY,

hotel

on

14

—

The

San Juan Country Club will hold a Hawaiian LUAU starting at

1:30 p.m. Dinner Guests, $3.50 per bers,

and dancing. person, mem-

$2.50. ek

SATURDAY, May 14 — The Interior Decoration Club of Puerte Rico will celebrate anniversary at formal

its 10th luncheon

at

Hotel

the

Caribe

Hilton

at

p.m.

Piza,

organization,

meeting.

SLD Ge SO

wrong—

a

the

statues

in our

parks

hers

favor,

out.

send

employees

todian. Taxes us

or the

would if

courthouse

be

the

lower

her

te

a

government

have to spend millions damaged and stelen

the

cha-cha-cha

docter

asthma as well and

*

*

€

and we broke reason. Please all means?

I’m

all

up tell

a good

for me

student

a crazy what it

and

enjoy

working at my studies. He's lackadaisical and whatever he gets is O.K. When the last grades

didn’t

replacing property.

came

out I had straight A’s. His

Tell your husband to cut it out. He’s setting a terrible example

ecard was terrible. He got at me and said “You break

for

head

his

win

prizes.

DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was going steady with a nice guy

cus-

for

do

bowling

children.

to get

good

that if I

she’s

shouldn’t

help

ANN:

22.

I’ve

I’m

43,

been

going

although

she

have

me

to

I returned his ring and was that. Now I wonder

DEAR

Give

just

with this real doll for about a year. I’ll start by admitting

&

up.

grades

ring

*¢

show me back.”

mad your

my

es

offered

to

thinks I’m 35. I met her through a buddy. She used to go with

him with his home work instead of letting him call it off. I like

him

him

until

he

decided

to his wife. This chick

is

I’ve

to

more

ever

go

back

fun

than

known.

This

is

the

her

lot—

STUNNED

STUNNED:

She’s

a fellow

mother

your

She

boy

is

who

will

gets

Are

the hundred from me. The poor kid can’t work because of asthma spells. I also pay her living ex-

You

take

pride

in

achievements. *

hitch.

The

much too competitive with you. This relationship could never be a good one. Forget him and find

a marvelous dancer and a champion bowler. She’s a good-hearted kid and sends $100 every month.

a

DEAR

your can

&

*

parents

benefit

periences

of

ex-

thousands

of

read

Landers’

booklet, Your

me for a chump. She likes me plenty and is true blue. I’m no

ycur request 20 cents in coin and

money

to

company

have

spend. and I

plenty

I

love

enjoy to do

a

of

“How

large,

her things

Ann

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you them

newspaper

honest

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enclosing

with

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envelope. help Send

being

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Parents,”

for people. My question is this: Do you think we could make a go of marriage? Please be howith me. I’m you— SAM

Ann

teen-

agers

I

you

strict? the

Don’t give me a lecture on morals. I know she’s not taking

and

if

too

from

penses.

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take

as

for

this

To begin, she’s too young fer you. If you want to do this child

pay

juvenile,

WEDNESDAY, May 17 — A tribute will be given to Mrs. EImire Bonnet de Diaz, San Juan Mother of the Year. The affair will take place at the Medical Association Building at 8 p.m.

marry

who will “adjust” her spells so she can work

anyone

&

May

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civic duties to ability, too, and

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view-

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relations with those persons you want allied with you in the future.

Get

waiting

have

.| Just ask if he filches these items in full view of the post office

those

assistance. (Jan. 21 to Feb.

regular associates shows you the way to reach greater harmony

and

ambiguous

of wide experience. Be grateful to those whose kindness and court-

sit

with

puzzling

Jan. that

and also to find out the views and

make concrete plans to carry them through

Having

is

house

home still on them.

DEAR

girl every time you put yeur hand in your pocket you'll have

_We have three young children and I don’t want them to pick

My husband claims that as tax-

most enjoy. Be sure to shop that extra bit of finery you

want so much. Be gay. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to 20) Fine day to ferret out

adopting

court

all over them? Also, I out that. the pens he

brings chains

take

home pens from the post office, ash trays from the and items of this type?

and

happier time with loved one. GEMINI (May 21 to June

cheb

you

stamped pcinted

DEAR ANN LANDERS: Does the United States gov-

most anything you desire, and you can have fun at the pleasures

day

constructively. P.. M. be thoughtful and charming so that you have

UO

and

a fine

erosity is a must. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) After contacting those persons who can give you the benefit of

MS

abundance,

SAGITTARIUS

the finest philosophies that will bring about greater success. Gen-

QTD o> OD pews

along

21) A day to spend as you most prefer. You are able to attain al-

new

Ar

real

the health treatments Also, budget wisely.

ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Ideal time to follow your aspirations and look into new and fascinating outlets. A good day for a

TOSS mane Aaao

of

think

flaring up— and this could apply ¢e tempers as well. However, it’s constructive ACTION.

Lb’

and

to spare, if you are to accomplish all you are capable of. P. M. take

sure you do use self-control to prevent any sort of accident from

a

lines

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consciousness

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much energy is released today that most everyone is apt te be very outspoken and direct in whatever they wish te do. Make

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By Carroll

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HAH

What The Stars Foretell

Ann Landers Says

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, May 12, 1960

10 Appreach To The Summit

Macmillan

Seeks

President Eisenhower is unable, except in some stark emergency, to commit the next American administration. Equally, the British know that Soviet Premier Nikita S, Khrushchev could not embark on any farreaching new arrangements, irrevocably switching Soviet policies, until he has met Eisenhower's suc-

EDITOR'S NOTE: In this first of a series of four articles on the approaching summit conference in Paris. the AP's diplomatic correspondent in London

xeports

what

expects a2

eee

By

eee Se

we

Britain

e

from

the

meeting.

&

ARTHUR

GAVSHON

LONDON (AP) — Britain is taking what it considers a realistic attitude on the summit— it will be

ratisfied

if the Big

Four

do

no more

than

keep

cessor.

alive

change

can

be

expected

postures on the world’s 2. All the hig powers

tem

as

g

sumably pational

continuing

in

big problems. now accept the

negotiating

could insure behavior for

classical

change

summit

sys-

which

pre-

process

a measure of good, calm the foreseeable future.

west—

Our Man

in San

Like

point

It tion

role be

a

time

produced

an

aroused

much

duct”

of

important

France

pointless, in

when

and

they

quest

of

there

little

Berlin

promise

quite

happy

the spring if people

lack

then, has

of

if the

let it be known

Big

Four

agree

get

to

agreement

at

the

summit

a

started

issues

before

the

summit,

Fish

Out

Of

bar

sort

east

the

these

of

infor-

and

west

alike

continent.

a

program

can

to

be

assign

and

to

in

Khrushchev

AND

tangled

issues

the British

of

designed 10-power

Geneva.

sincerely

of

nuclear

Mac-

wants

big

At

four

the

experts

back

at

blocking

a

this offers

and

Mac-

solid

to

disarmament

built.

BERLIN—

report

still

view

least,

an

the

next

projected

at

the

French

ar-

to discuss

the

summit’

Amethree

treaty.

the best promise

accord

TOMORROW:

In

of an

summit.

Hopes

LETTERS

Water

DISAGREES

WITH

AND

STAR

By Al Dinhofer slimless

wants io share your doghouse.

IKE

Robert

-

Sir:

the

‘along

ENDING NUCLEAR WEAPON TESTS— An rican-British-Russian agreement on the two or

Juan

A

with

a basis

important,

dismay and shock. On the practical

Some

commission

convinced

problem meeting.

in

sense

of

negotiating

is

rangement

be unhappy word of a

with

example,

nations

GERMANY

suc-

again

progress

RELATIONS—

for

new

if only

he will be

to meet

or summer of 1961. He would all over the world received

the

millan

solu-

of

would,

east-west

criti-

concluded,

stopgap

for

DISARMAMENT— An agreed directive to spur the slow-moving negotiations of the

elsewhere.

have

a

is

anti-British

hopes

from embarking on a dangerous arms race in Africa merely tc win the passing friendships and favors

Instead, they intend to conserve their energies there is a fair chance of firm achievements.

Macmillan,

that

EAST-WEST

temporarily abandoned their 1959 honest broker between east and

Germany,

animosity

at

have

nevertheless;

Mood

mal undertaking on both sides to observe agreed rules of international behavior, This “eode of con-

tactics.

that

West

would

cess. until

inter-

out

in

arouse

. office

British

a

cism

In this situation the British tend to see this sumsner's diplomacy broadly as a prelude for more serious negotiations next spring. The diplomats of the foreign

considerations

in

The British have role of playing the

east-west

mijlan lines:

¢

These

the existing desire and mood for a gradual east-west accommodation. The reason lies in the .two main factors which icday condition Prime Minister Macmillan’s approach to the summit talks he has been urging for the past 15 months: j]. In an American presidential election year no

great

‘Accommodation

I disagree wholeheartedly with your editorial of Monday, May 9, entitled ‘‘Untimely Espionage.”

The

only

embarrassing

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ASHFORD MAY

feature

SPEEDWAY, 6, 1960

of this spy

incident is Pres. Eisen- | Sir: 6 lack of leadership and The fifth race on today’s *s card defensive attitude. Although! proved to be the most-interest-

hower's

Khrushchev constantly makes] ing of the present meeting, and threatening noises about the Soviet} also produced the best time’ of Union's superior military hardware | the day. in rockets, H-Bombs, A-bombs, The start at the Statuette of

producer of the / featured at the ntercontinental’s had jokingly

etc., he refuses to agree to a system of disarmament with in-

spection.

Why

didn’t

hower immediately 1ed up the next dv for a wintry 2 the lush Tropicoted.

but

Pres.

Eisen-|

and forthright-

pane

have

to resort

to traditional

methods

to

tect ourselves from another Harbor? Of course, such

proPear] plain,

golf-course cronies and duck-blind buddies who are more accustomed

?

on

the

te

thinking

manship one

1 rz

askAnn Walsh tessing highgrimaced. “]

rink right now. up. you under_‘Kidting aside. what sport fv you like.” June persisted. cistract Myrta’s 2itention.

Myrta “Keep

I do

Myrta

over

slowly

appetite,”

placed

one

she About “Much

remember than

and the

over,

statesmanship same.

Checkers.

sales

trying

to :

she

said.

foot

on

the.

demanded. three inches, she was told. too thin,” she said. “You must

I will land more like 2 jet plane

a butterfly.”

Skaters Barbara Ann and Navies James

again

tried

to

coax

Myrta

onto

the

ice.

Myrta mopped her spacious brow. “I'm beginning to feel like I'm taking a Turkish

bath,” she moaned. “I’m on a diet, but I don’t think I ever lost weight so fast in my

life.”

her

Again the girls braced Myrta and eased forward. Myrta held back. “Wouldn't

you

rather

“No,”

hear

“Simply ice,”

me

everyone

put

Barbara

sing?”

she -asked.

said in a chorus.

your

said.

But

other foot Myrta

on

stood

the

trans-

fixed. After a long while Barbara said, “if. you off

can’t the

do it you

take

your

“I, can't,”

she

;she

confessed.

was.

half-skating

safely

position,

removed

Myrta

from

flopped

into, a chair and sighed.

Said.

foot<

ice.”

When

the

better

“So'-now

I know. my

limitations,”

she

oS

are|

Somebody

Ice Frolics skaters Barbara Ann Walsh, left, and Naries James, right, assist television star Myrta Silva who made her ice skating debut. (STAR photo by Dino.)

ice and slid it back and forth about six inches. testing the ice. “How thick is this

ice?”

of

TODAY’S

finally stood up. June your ankles bent in.”

my

terms

#

Myrta tried it, then gave June a long look. “I have less control over my ankles than

and

Move

I had my own pool built two vears go when I built my house in Hato Rey. You know now many times I've been in it? Two times.” When suggested,

in

Guoias and advertising techniques, and have persuaded Ike that sales-

club’s

followed

sity,

cloak-and-dagger

ar} a shaky as she attempied to stand lengside the “imported”

.

ges front, hea

vier eae e behi 4 twa le oths a nih 7 e we

old-fashioned honesty would proba-| bly not please the President’s}

re

0

be

ly state that until such time as an effective inspection plan could

be instituted, we would, by neces- |

scared

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due

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fine

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wh

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died. Race

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San Juan

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— Thursday,:-May 12, 1960=

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EDITORIAL The

People’s Choice sent a special message

Luis Mufioz Marin

Gov.

to

the Legislature yesterday, callirig for legislation that would

authorize

terms

of

the

a plebiscite,on

plebiscite,

as

appear fair to all sides.

political

outlined

by

status.

the

The

Governor,

For that reason, it gs most

improbable that all sides will accept it in that form. You can expect to hear a great deal about the

Inde-

some

will hear

You

time.

plebiscite for some

-pendentistas say they don’t want any part of it; some Statehooders will say they don’t want commonwealth status included as a choice, only independence and statehood: and the Popular Democrats who want commonwealth as a permanent status will make it clear

that they will accept the choice of the people, but will ‘not

support it,” nor will they initiate a plebiscite. The proposed plebiscite would provide a statistical record of the decree of the people on the measure

submitted to them.

That in itself would justify the

plebiscite. But the justification might fall far short of implementation. The important gimmick in the Governor’s proposal is that petitions totaling 10 percent of the total vote cast in a regular election must be filed with the Commonwealth Department of State by the supporters of any status those petitioners -want

on the referendum ballot. : In other words, if the total vote is 700,000, the statehood, independence, or commonwealth supporters must .

get The

70,000

signatures

Popular

to initiate

Democrats

have

the

said,

Se

DADDY, WHY ~

Mad

sev-

eral of their top spokesmen, that they will not initiate a plebiscite by seeking a plebiscite, but would

DOESNT EVERYBoby Love ME LIKE you Do?”

From Washington

plebiscite.

through

Orteo St. Loves Port -Dispetcgy

May

petitions. They don’t’ want accept one if another party

British Coinage

System

Switch To Decimal Sanity

started the procedure by obtaining the petitions.

By William S. White

The Independence Party definitely will not initiate

one. do

WASHINGTON.—There

That leaves the it. The question

Statehood Republican Party to is, will they risk a plebiscite?

from

It would be a disservice to the people if, after all the wrangling about plebiscites and political status, they are not permitted to express themselves conclusively on the status of their choice.

The ‘Popular Democrats in which

they have

won

_ cites” on political status. pendentistas

reject

that

point to election

overwhelmingly,

as

results, “plebis-

a plebiscite possible. from now on, it is

not evade the. question in issue:

an actual plebiscite,

and.

his

dominant.

party

when can

Gov.

Muiioz

demonstrate : to

all doubts on two scores: I, that the Governor and his party may be using the plebiscite proposal for polin

the

November

elections;

and

.

If this is done, and the plebiscite is based on a sound bill that fixes a definite date for a plebiscite, the Governor and his party will earn the respect and | gratitude ef the people, even more respect and grati' tude than the abundance they now enjoy... {

either in

under-tipping

England

or

over-

is

much

over-tipping

simply

.too

which

is,

is an

had

inspired

been

the

madness

despair,

in

if not

f

guinea. This is a pound plus pound is 20 shillings, which comes to $2.80. There is a called a bob.’ There is a a six-pence. There is a halftwo shillings plus six-pence.

naturally,

into

hear

that

down

to

Gallic

°

avoid (and

Visits

there

It would eration of

2,

to

no.

full

crown).

a system

readily

There

sensible

to

a

be as though all the endless genLatin students had awakened to

Latin and

was

including

about

abolished,

to be

the Latin of

Caesar’s ,

wars.

Hundreds of thousands of Americans, generations of Americans, have put vast effort inte threading the mystic mazes~of that extraordinary thing called “British money.” When a fellow has finally grasped, in toil and sweat, °

this

Indeed, if the British are going to doe to us monetary experts from afar, they

are

going

nose.

longer relevant.

that the Governor and his party may fear the outcome of a plebiscite.

how

-tipping

foreigner is surely a hideous prospect. Any man who. has Spent years in learning to break the ancient code. is bound to feel defrauded if. his hard-won skili is now to be made no

Party has the votes and the machinery. to obtain petitions, and to initiate the plebiscite... This would erase advantage

how

wicket.

‘changed

the people. of. Puerto Rico their sincerity in getting this status matter resolved. The Popular Democratic

itical

news

is a thruppeny bit, which {s three pence. There is a hapenny (half-penny). And then there is a farthing. When you don’t give a farthing for something, you really. don’t care much. For a farthingis one-quarter of a penny. That: all this might at this late’ date be

for the majorityto draft and approve a measure which would make the holding of a plebiscite improbable if

Marin

grave suggests

in England

(There

It would be a simple matter

not impossible. i Perhaps this is the occasion

is It

the worse crime of the two), it seems a hard thing toe, have his expertise suddenly made obsolete.

There is a one shilling: -A in U.S. money one-shilling coin tanner, which is crown, which is

to be hoped that it will come up with a bill that does

not just: talk about one.

Atlantic.

«he envy, of all the world.

claim.

that: would make Legislature does

the

deeply the tides of change are sweeping across the old British Empire. It is seriously recommended that the British put their money on the decimal system similar to what we have in this country. Here, where a dime is the tenth ‘part of a dollar, everything is mathematically reasonable. But eoimage

The statehooders and inde-

Now the Governor has proposed te the Legislature the machinery Whatever the

across

to

They

give are

us,

intellectually,

going

to

to

put

England

tickety-boo

us

will

for

a bloody

on a

be,

aticky

hereafter,

words;

no

chal-

lenge. will be left. It well may be that the British will draw ~ back from this still quite unbelievable reform. Though the reformers have massive forces— the

Association

of

British

Chambers

of

Com-

merce and the British Association for. the Advancement of Science—all is not yet lost. This correspondent is told by British

are

who

here

friends

sources

authoritative

and informed circles that it is too early to let fear have the field. Changing the British coinage has been “up for discussion” these past 50 years. Nevertheless, they do warn: “But force

the all

movement the time.”

is developing

a

bit

more

Already the British have made many cessions to their allies. They allow the

conU.S.

when

feels

to

he

take

the

Prime

really

lead

in

Minister

must

take

accepted American sitory things, like

policy—except

foreign

Harold

Macmillan

it himself.

dominance in nuclear policy

They

have

other tranand world

trade.

It would

be

the

end—the

absolute,

flip-

ping end, as certain uncultured types might say in England—if the British were now to sink forever the tanner and all the rest and put

into

called.

the

their

place

decimal

something

system.

dully

logicat

12

Khrushchev Buys West Stand

Hospital Week

For Total Summit Secrecy

ils Celebrated

L.

GAVSHON

te

negotiate

at

next

in

absolute

secrecy

week's

summit

confer-

ence, British sources reported yesterday. The Soviet premier also accepted various other proposals submitted to him recently by French President de Gaulle for the con-

duct

of the Big

Four

talks

begin-

ping in Paris Monday. These arrangements relating to ihe organization of the parley— times of meeting, the role of foreign ministers and so on— formed the sole subject of personal

messages

sent

Monday

to

a

detailed

outline

of

the summit arrangements sent to him by de Gaulle as leader of the host country in which the conference is being held. De Gaulle’s approach was made on

behalf

of the western

three.

“The British informants — said Khrushchev’s messages did not

mention

the incident of the Amer-

jean air reconnaissance over Russia. But coming as it did imRussian’s mediately after the

public

expressions ,of

by’

their

even

their

STAR

lion time

insular

trade

Puerto showed

mainland record 24 per

1959

of

level cent

14

of

per

a record On

Human Ears Week’’ Mr.

Frank

Kirkpatrick,

who

maintains constant interest toward the public welfare (and

that includes his own), has come forth this week with a recomsnendation that calls for serious consideration by each and every citizen Frank says that, “with all of these special days and weeks we

constantly

have,

such

as

LET'S

a

goods

new

high

private

however,

food cent

the

$178,000,000

and

The

in

is-

1957

Council

Commerce

at

based Depart-

figures.

sociation

chapter

of

of Supervision

says

there : and

“1

terrible

is s¢ so

your

much

neise

treughis

should your

be car

worred

the

Sler

on

te

cer

about

interrupt

maybe

about and

how

needs

Cur-

riculum Development will discuss a recent study on teacher supervision tomorrow and Saturday at the University of Puerto Rico. The study, made by the local

lectures the

scheduled

general

for 8 p.m.

study

associ ‘ati on ?

tab

on ne

at

Urbanization

will

mee une startBee, An

tz

ares

rganizer

coold, deur t bu . ust to C AR ‘CLINI ic for the over tion. cure. That's at 115 de Diego Rosado said Ave., Santurce, in the front of | will be called Cadets Pueblo Supermarket. PS.

Youll owns

of

i presice aver the e second floor of Marie. at the com-> of the urbaniza-

frie

never CAR

guess CLINIC.

who

ca,

of

and

age

all

who

authorization

boys

10

have would

association to

Ameri14

bill

to

autho-

a

Commonwealth miniwage ceiling of $1.25 is

expected to pass through Senate without any trouble

the be-

fore the sion.

ses-

The land’s

end

of the current

House also gave the islabor force a boost Tues-

day when it on two other

$1.25

passed legislation major labor bills. will

provide

autho-

from

$1.

Jose

am.

the

Coun-

former

Rio

insurance

bene-

3. Increasing

insurance

comstipu-

lates that the P. R. minimum Wage Board can order a particular industry to pay up to $1.25 hourly.

The leve]

Board Jess

years

einpiees

can

order

a wage

a

$1.25

but

than

not

more.

. Requirements Lowered The unemployment insurance

bill

increases

the

maximum

re-

numeration to laborers who qualify from $12 to $16 a week. It also increases the number of weekly

payments

from

seven

to

12. The

bill

furthermore

lowers

the requirements to qualify for unemployment benefits to $150.

Workers must $280 annually

now earn at least to qualify

Davis’

salaries

aray

Santiage.

17.

of

University

High

School

student was picked by the Air Force from a list. of ten nominees offered by Resident Com

their

parents’

missioner

be

eligible.

Isern.

Dr.

Antonio

Fernds-

and

the

and

strengthen-

between

hospitals

community. are-at

present

Rico

136

hospitals

beds. ment

Of these, hospitals.

in Puerto

with

76

12,058

are

govern-

its traditional

Spring

Coro-

bill

day, at the Escambron Beach Hotion Committee President Rafael A. Alfaro, of the 1960 class.

The

sickness increased from $16 to a maximum of $25, for 26 weeks. 2. Disability

benefits

up

from

$1,000 ‘to $1,600. — 3. Life insurance benefits from

$2,100

Despite

to

up

$3,000.

benefits

chauffeur payments for surance remains at 30

their incents a

week. Employers will also to pay 30 cents weekly employed chauffeur.

IAW

tel, it was

continue for each

announced

CCN

bust

of

Spanish

working business & Dale. ing, with 62 years.

nated

by the

Instituto

The _ Jongest

Dale have worked in cellar joints, Broadway revues, radio, films,

night clubs and TV. They were mpusteriiie headliners at the Palace. And they’re still working. Smith & Dale

brother

Joe and

had

suggested:

“youll call yourself ‘Smith & Dale.” What's the difference?”

because

originally

called

him~-

they

told

the

story.

and

brother

made

all

reading

“Smith

Seltzer

grabbed

asked:

“What

&

his about

“Why

spend the money on new cards? I have here a whole bunch of ecards that say ‘Smith & Dale.’ Ill give them io you for 25¢ each You'll save a lot of money”...“So,” said the brother,

showcards

Seltzer,

showcards

printer

Dale’?” the brother.

to the printer..to orshowcards; and the

directed

the arrangements. When the two boys arrived at the place, they saw

He’d gone der some

Burrows,

LYONS Dale’s was Marks. Their first engagement was at a place called The Palace Gar-

Dale.”

us? Who’s Smith & “That's you,” said

by Abe

of their names Smith’s name wus

dens. Seltzer’s

-

DEN

appear-

». and

As

Cultura

MMM

“recently :

.

de

of Madrid.

Do OFOTO__

partnership in all show is the team of Smith They’ve been performgiant comic talents, for Joe Smith and Charlie

:

Mi-

By Leonard Lyons sss’

BWW)". NAMES:

writer

guel de Cervantes will be unveiled tomorrow at 5 p.m. in Condado Plaza by Spanish Consul Ernesto La Orden. The bust was do-

THE LYONS THE

Corona-

Of Miguelde Cervantes

Hispanica

WAAC

by

Consul To Unveil Bust A

increased

-

mation Dance at 8:30 p.m., Satur-

Benefits insurance

calls for the following increased benefits: . 1, Insurance payments due to

Elma

St. Caperra Heights, Rio Piedras. has been selected as Puerto Rico’s Air Force academy appointee for 1960.

hospitals,

relations

hold

Eche-

547

in

ing

UPR High School

paid.

Increased chauffeur

FEureau

Julio

will hold a spe-

The graduating class of 1960 of the University High School will

cut that in 1960,

Weshington

Laboratoriés

most 7,000 employers required to contribute three per cent of

Julio Echegaray To Affend Academy STAR

and tomorgroup will

Dance Saturday

House Lebor Committee's recommending passage of

WASHINGTON—

Hos-

Piedras

the Bureau of Unemployment Insurance of Puerto Rico expects to receivé $10 million from 4l-

substantially

pensation to chauffeurs. The minimum wage bill

The of

MALDONADO

this bill pointed

tans

“

W.

House-passed

rize mum

The report

Plans For Boys’ Club

Fe eC,

at

auditorium.

Meeting Will Discuss

-th

replecec.” Frank > ¢ 1 knew he

ed et me

can

the cer noise?”

I interrupted just

you

heving

ehout it when so dern much

‘But Frank” be

Like

thinking

your think is Inaking

how

think

A

A.

fits.

STAY SOBER WEEK or LET’S ALL LAUGH DAY, why hasn’t association, was based on interviews with some 5,000 Puerto Rigzomecne. suggested 2 LET’S BE KIND TO HUMAN EARS can teachers and principals. WEEK?" The association has invited Dr. “In our Kimball Wiles, assistant dean of modern world,’ he Zoes on te say. “the human the College of Education of the ear is assaulted daily by such a University of Florida, to analyze variety of noises, such as euto and comment on the study. Dr. horns, noisy motors. jet planes, Wiles will deliver two lectures: etc, a men ean hardly hear “Supervision for the Cities” and bimself think.” Better Teaching Through SuperAlong about here. Frank start- | VISIGN. © ed getting preity excited. “Why”, | The public is invited to the

he

By

unemployment

and

at the

There

Big Boost In 3 Bills

2. Increasing

As-

nel

Island’s Labor Given

a

the

Torres Bras-

chi, while Lt. Luis Rivera, center, assistant to the dean of the Police Academy looks on. A group of 50 -was handed diplomas at a ceremony at police headquarters after completing 16 weeks of training. (STAR photo’ by Gunter Hett.)

1. Increasing the Commonwealth minimum wage ceiling to

Supervision Study local

diploma from Police Superintendent Ramon

The bills rity for:

Lectures To Be Based On Teacher The

Dr.

extends

cial race Sunday. The Puerto Rico Hospital Council was organized in 1932. Among its objectives are the improvement of hospital facilities in the island, encouraging the community to avail itself of hospital services whenever. necessary, improving the training of person-

GRADUATION DAY—Isabelo. Burgos, right, who took highest honors in a class of 50 police rookies, receives his

trade

still bought $159,000,000 on the mainland than it In 1958, the deficit stood

ment

Kind To

a

a

10

El Comandante

$165.000,000.

balance,

land more sold.

to

at

visit Parke at Carolina

a

group, said were up five per

Local Man Recommends $210,000,000. |: its report on Be

mainland

cent

is

Sanitarium grounds, row at 4 p.m., the

1958. by the

of $559,000,000, gain over 1958.

$719,000,000. The Council,

at

“Let's

pital

$13,000,-

reached

president

Today

Trade Council shipments to the

in

Purchases rose

be

(Advertisement)

by

whose

cil will. visit the University

Bureau

deficit

Rican island

to

will

Washington

000 in comparison with Figures published

that

negotiations

ministers.

dollar mark for the first last year and reduced the

promotion shipments

summit

foreign

Week is

A Sein- The week through Saturday.

interpreters—without

ever the affair, the letter served te underline western confidence

the

cil,

WASHINGTON — Shipments of Puerto Rican products to the mainland topped the half bil-

indignation

essentially unaffected by it. Informants said there will be a sirong emphasis on secrecy dur-

meetings between accompanied only

PR Shipments To Mainland Top HalfBillion

by

Khrushchev to Presidents Eisenhower and de Gaulle and British Prime Minister Macmillan. Khrushchev’s letters were in

answer

made for some the Big Four

National Hospital

being celebrated in Puerto Rico with events being undertaken by the Puerto Rieo Hospital Coun-

AN

ARTHUR

MMH

By

LONDON (# — Soviet Premier Khrushchev has notified the Western Big Three of his willingness

ing the conference, which already has attracted the attention of about 3,000 news, radio and camera men. Provision has been

The these

printer, incidentally, had left-over Smith & Dale

Smith & Dale call themselves THE

tein

two

who

themselves

had: decided to Moran & Mack.

ROLES:

told

the

Leonard

Helen

Hayes

Eerns-

abotit

movie role offered him years ago, by Paremourt.

a

2 few Berns-

tein was screentested for the movie based on the life of. Tchaikowsky. He was producers hoped

told that the to get Greta

Garbo for the feminine lead... Miss Hayes listened patiently and with fascination, then told him: “That’s the same script for which

they

wanted

iid Gosesr

me.” 1

and

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14

Senate Body Moves Aid Displaced Slum Dwellers

Three In Juncos Brawl a the Lyacon

Judge

Pe-

Jacobo

Algarin

and

By HAROLD

The Senate Finance moved Tuesday to

dro Centeno Rodriguez during 9 fracas in Juncos Monday night. The cause unknown,

of the police

they

said

that

Hilda

Pacheco

volved

in

Juncos

with

ing

is in-

political

Mrs.

November

bail,

Algarin,

de

a

Gomez

wife,

Gomez

to lower their property by 75 per cent.

set

free

on

years, calculated the property was

in

Property

regard-

The from

said.

who

their

renewal

Bridge WUE

seo

rate

Register. is

intended

have

projects,

WWW

been

dwellings

for

ousted

by

F’HHK_ 1)» »'-""hh AK

dev-

By William

Seamron ace and

and the

497g

finaly switched a defenders cashed

club two

clubs to defeat the contract 100 points. West remarked —‘‘Bey, was I lucky that I didn’t bid three

diamonds.”’

East

“T think that we three clubs but try.”” ‘Both happy

have

chimed

made

defeat

two

fense.

South

between

the

in with,

might have made I was afraid to

East and West because while

were very they could

three

clubs,

spades

by

they

did

“‘fine’’

de-

got the last words president

and

in

vice-

president of the Mutual Admiration Society. “How do you farein no trump?” innocently inquired South. When it was discovered that a game in no trump was an absolute laydown,

'{The bidding: North

East

INT ‘Pass

Pass 6Pass

South zs

West Pass

public

to buy $7,000.

The

average

owners

home

payment

of property

area,

dent

a

said

Carlos

to

made

CRUV

next

few

CRUV

20,000

from

that

years,

families

is

about

within

some will

be

trick

at

no

trump.

15,000

won

dummy’s

displaced acthe

Housing The

rents

HORIZONTAL

Corporation. dwelling

units, on which

will be fixed by the carry

market

40-year

FHA,

mortgages.

for these securities

portedly guaranteed ment obliging the

A

is re-

by a requireFederal Na-

tional Mortgage Association to buy these mortgages if private demand

the

falters.

fireworks

began.

West

now

should have bid diamonds and! East should have bid clubs ete. Wouldn’t it have been nicer if they took their points and shut

trump

which

was

now

returned

12. hodgepodge

food 40. ventilated

13.Anglo-Ine dian weight 14.consumed 15. proscribe 16.——— of Rights

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17. exultant

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colony

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find but one

dummy. Declarer now played a 6mait heart from dummy and West won declarer’s ten with the

king. West

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measure

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, May 12, 1960

16 Meg Got Her Beau

OFF THE CUFF

Jacqui's Happy If Tony's Happy By

EDDIE

“Tm

GILMORE

not

sad,

and

I

Suzie

haven’t

been sad,” she said with a warm LONDON (AP)—Antony Armssmile, “because there’s nothing trong-Jones’ friend, actress Jac-! to be sad about. qui Chan, said this week: \ “Marriage is a happy event “He is my friend and I’m hap- | and you never get sad when py that he is happy. How could | people marry”. I be anything else?” i She met Tony, the former pro-

How

about

those

reports

that ' fessional

photographer,

three

Armstrong-Jones’ engagement years ago. They got to know and marriage to Princess Mar- } one another increasingly well. In garet plunged Jacqui into gloom ' Tony’s book, “London,” Jacqui

and

despair?

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Taylor

Elizabeth

@

in

that She

a two-piece

clung wore

heavily centing mother part

dres-

tailored

to her every no makeup,

suit

curve. except

penciled eyebrows acher oriental eyes. Her is Chinese, her father

Russian

and

part

Chinese.

Robert

is

lumbia at the

Pictures Corp., meeting Caribe Hilton with John

a

‘Division

ico.

of Screen

Among

different.” Before the wedding

to

talk now

the

to

that

she

re-

reporters.

that

the

situation

wedding

has

is

Jacqueline qui if her

and she prefers Jacfriends want to use

and

forging

government

Baker estimates he ly cashed $150,000

Scott,

time

some

the

day

write a book.

great

romance?”

“Maybe,” she repplied, “If I could do it with dignity and interest.”

Piper

checks in the past 35 years. And he’s spent 28 of those years in

jails. Why

did

he

specialize

in for-

gery?

“Well,” he said, “I didn’t want to use a gun and I didn’t know

checks.

has illegalworth of

enough

about

burglary.”

HELL”

motion picture crime ond the

Through Sunday May 15 — 8:30 Sunday Matinee — 3:36 PM.

ATENEO

by

Deborsh

and

GIRL”

SUPER DRIVE-IN TO

Tho-

Mike

St.

is

“Lord

is one

Thomas

of

during

Melo-

the

best-

the

Car-.

nival there, was married to Pauline Thomas of St. Thomas last week. “Lord Melody” is originally from Trinidad. Pat and Jerry Behan dining and dancing last weekend at the

Swiss

Chalet,

accompanied |

is the very talented writer, whose

native England after visiting here with Pat and Jerry. Jerry

opus,

“Bye

is a Broadway Puerto Rico’s

When f

first

Bye

Birdie,”

is with

hit and_ stars Chita Rivera.

met

Mike

he

of

was

the

Insurance

Company

North America. E. C. “Monty” Monteiro,

advisor

designer

complete the course of instruction will receive P.G.A. Youth

Phil

Gilbert.

Among

to

the

Ft.

club

writing special material for TV’s talented commedienne, Pat Carrol. Mike was entertained at dinner on Tuesday evening by

Buchanan

Golf Club, will offer free golf lessons to the boys and girls there. Those who successfully

Carmen

Ina

Marimerche

Paquito

O’Neill

Tavarez

Tony

—

THEATRE

Rodriguez

F. RIVERA

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UNIVERSITY

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May

ing

Luisita

Nevarez

PAUL

19 through

ERA MARIN

May

22

$ 1.00 :

SERENA

Betancourt,

of PR. this Friday in the Governor’s Room,

from 6 p.m. till 9...Dr. Miguel © Uriarte, manager of Armour Pharmaceutical Prod. of Hava- | na, is visiting the firm’s representatives here, Luis Garraton, Inc.

Innocent’

Western produc-

tion,

the

people

a

nocent,”

for

Theatre.

on

their

forms

first

visit

to

the premise

It and

LONDON, (AP) Soprano Maria Callas spent last week incognito in London and dined several times with Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, her

husband

accused

of

romance with the singer. Callas stayed at the Savoy Hotel and Onassis at Claridge’s, a mile away. ‘ Onassis said the singer came on business, not just to see him, but

that

he

was

“very

glad

of

the chance of meeting her.” “T had not seen Mme. Callas for

some

time,”

he

“The

explained.

“I have been in America and round and about on business.” (Ed: Including: Puerto Rico.)

is

Wild

now

and

in stars

phy, Joanne Dru, Sandra Dee and Displaying a known ability to edy,

Audie

Audie

Mur-

Murphy

is

the

naive

boy from the hills who has to grow up in a hurry. Murphy cavorts

across

destruction

the

screen

bringing.

to the “bad-men.”

Sandra Dee demonstrates why she was selected the outstanding newcomer of 1958. Usually

seen

in

films

as

the

lovely heroine, Joanne Dru turns in a performance as 4 shady lady intent on capturing Murphy. And that never-aging romantic hero, Gilbert Roland, portrays a crooked sheriff. Dine

Open Daily from 7:00 A. M.

to Midnight

EL BURRITO RESTAURANT — 207 CALLE CRISTO

|

OF OLD SAN JUAN

_ OPEN FROM 7:00 A..M. \;

CinemaScope

Gilbert Roland, Jim Backus. heretofore unplay light com- |

JUST GOOD AMERICAN FOOD

HISTORIC QUARTER

In-

at the Ambassador

filmed

color

and

Elin Ortiz Reyes

Romero

Director: ANGEL

TAPIA

Myrna Casenave

——

Rodriguez

cards.

The Condado Beach Hotel will entertain at cocktails honor-

Universal-International’s

a

S. BELAVAL with and Rafael E. Saldaa

Betancourt

Admission

ETERNITY” PARADE”

EMILIO

Proficiency

An adventure western detailing the tribulations of two young

whom

also:

7:15

9:15

CAIDO

featuring Mercedes Sicardo José Luis Marrero Braulio Castillo Sonia Noemi Gonzalez

Kerr

“COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS”

ON

St.

Thomas last had many

Callas, Onassis Meet

PM.

presents

Josefina del Mar

Raymond

RIALTO-SAN JUAN

_ 8 “IDOLS

of

St. Scott

name who

by Pat’s Mom, Mrs. Nora Ecuyer, who has since returned to her

“city”

PUERTORRIQUENO

CIELO

Marcos

2455”

(Death Row) on the book written Caryl Chessman

FESTIVAL ~ MAY 12

THEATRE TONIGHT

by

HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M.

HERE

resident

Hilarious

3-3478 - 9:30 P.M.

“JUSTICE AND CARYL CHESSMAN”

“FROM

the

On Screen: ‘Wild And

Laurie

Dietrich

“PARTY

in

“Life With also was a

and

Stewart, is visiting Puerto Rico for a few days’ vacation. Mike current

3-3887

“PITTSBURGH”

@

was

of who

in

fessional -dy”

celebrated

friends in San Juan. An old friend of mine,

and

“About

Phone

TO

i

pro-

League evening

Murphy

Br

{

future.

will leave on June 19 for San Francisco, Hawaii, Japan, Hong Kong, Bombay, Cairo, Rome and Switzerland. Art and his wife will combine business and pleasure. When they return the end of September, Cavanaugh’s (their gift house) will bulge with

WILD & THE INNOCENT”

Rossan

near

SUMMER”

_ AMBASSADOR - 12 M.

Based

/ | |

their Carnival Queen for 1960, and the directors of the Cancer

2:00 - 4:30 - 7:00 ® Dolores Michaels ®@ Patricia Gwens

“CELL

who

original cast Father,’ and long

21,

be

wood

P.M.

MUSIC HALL ,°3:75

a vital authentic Documenting the facts. Also.

May

will

mas, died week-end.

Life Of Confinement Is Dull For Forger

“DESTINATION MEATBALL”

Marlene

Corliss,

Fitzroy Alexander, whose

. Armed

a diminutive. She would like a shot at Holly-

changed,”

SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Take ,it from a man who knows— a forger’s life is a poor one. “It’s no good,” sighed Earl W. Baker, 54, when he was charged with stealing from mail boxes

Day

GAMBLER”

@

they

Reginald

in

subject

Special Attraction Woody Woodpecker in

Audie

of Mex-

things,

will look into the possibility of “dubbing” English language

“MISSISSIPPI

®

Gems

other

with

president; Cesar Monilla, vice president; and Bertha Corliss and John Burns as treasurers, recently, plans a restaurant and bar for Vieques, opening in the

of one Old San Juan’s most beautifully restored gift houses

MATIENZO

“THE

prises,”

N. Manson Hil, who is also a v.p. and heads the Latin American

Peter

the

Taylor

GATES

Co-

Clift

2-3713

- 8:53

Show starts 2 P.M. Tyrone Power ®

“5

of

She has been called Jackie, but she explained her name is

original—

“KILLERS OF KILIMANJARO”

®

subsiderary

known Calypso singers and winner of the Calypso competition

LORRAINE - 12 M. ®

which

the guests were: Martha Sleeper, Adrian Dornbush (the Sabutan King), Uto Rivera, and Rita Tanno. The Art Carlsons, proprietors

Montgomery

“SUDDENLY LAST

Phone

sed

she observed. “Tm an actress after all. I’m appearing before the _ public every night in ‘The World of

> >

never

at the Isla Grande Airport with a “Power For Peace” show...

“But

4

me

“goodies” from all over the world. A new corporation formed in Puerto Rico, “Corliss Enter-

Lloyd Burns, v.p. and director Screen Gems _ International,

Forces

over,

$

of

be interviewed.” Jacqui, was fashionably

of

part in the London version of “The Teahouse of the August Moon.”

fused

3 COBIAN’S THEATRES $

strange

it would

full page. “He was a very good photographer,” said Jacqui. “He had a great gift for seeing the new

was

Nightly 8:00 Admission $2.00 Matinees Fri.-Sat.-Sun. and Holidays at 3:00 PM Adults $2.00 Children $1.50

rather

to

I suppose

By Chuck New suunnmmnnnon?

a mo-

movies in P.R. On Saturday,

jand

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be

it, so

making

The 22-year-old beauty said she first met Tony after she got a

twice. One studies of

a

now

of

I'm

of his photoher occupies

appears ' graphic Phone

vie

Wong.’

|

Cross Mrs. Cross Asks $22. 40

Change) 12

For Being Locked In Toilet

SANTURCE

AMBASSADOR: The Wild And the Innocent, Pittsburgh GRAND: Monster on Campus, Invisible man _ returns HOLIDAY: Justice & Caryl Chessman, 2455 BROADWAY:

Carmen

la

de

METRO:

It

Started

With

a

She was

got locked there from

Her 26-year-old son Ray heard a faint cry for help as he looked through the stadium. When the door to the cubicle

Tuesday to Wednesday _knew she was. there.

and nobody

was

cross as can in a lavatory.

Ron-

-.da, Guitarras de Medianoche LORRAINE: Killers of Kilimanjaro MATIENZO: Mississippi Gambler Kiss

It

METROPOLITAN: Ben Hur MUSIC HALL; Five Gates to Hell PARAMOUNT: Suddenly Last Summer

RIVIERA: down

Fire

RIALTO:

Party

Monster,

SAN

sing

Eternity,

ao

on

The

Here

to

Everything

TERRACE

PUERTO

Home

Before

NUEVO John

Paul

Jones,

MARTI: Big Circus CORCELLES: Silent Enemy, This Earth « Is Mine : Frank, The Case of the Pearl Payroll

Qu er OO

.

i ‘ANGLO-AMERICAN ALLIANCE—<Actor Russ Tamblyn, 25, and his bride, Elizabeth Kempton, 24, a British chorus girl appearing at the Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas pose for a picture after their surprise wedding last Saturday. They met in London where both were shooting movies two years ago. (AP Wirephoto.)

fair to OLLER: chacha,

PONCE

letters

at

the

desk

in English of

the

Zion

Haifa, headquarters crew. “You had better ‘Exodus’ before the letters said.

it

were

and

of

left

Hotel,

the

film

get

out

too

of

late,’

They said the film in no way differs from Leon Uris’ bestseller in its portrayal of the Arabs, “and any statement to the contrary is a filthy lie.”

Aguadilla Woman Wins Weekly Tobacco Money Mrs.

Juanita

M.

of Aguadilla, was the fifth drawing

de

Carrero,

inside

has

an-

in

a

love

RICO:

PARAISO:

with

him

died

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Thursday, May .12 6:00—WHOA-—Early Riser Club 7:30—WHOA- Sports 8:00—-WFID-FM—Rise & Shine 9:00—-WKYN—Morning Melodies 10:00—WFID-FM-—Latin Am. Music 21:00-—WFID-FM—Luncheon Music 12:06—WKYN-—Musical Matinee 12:30—-WHOA-Post Time 1:00—WHOA - Musie for One WIPR—-Concert . 1:340-—WITA-Dise Jockey WIPR-Pan Am. Discs. 2;00—-WFID-FM-—Music for Listening 2:35-WHOA- Variety with Vic

While

in Puerto

try our

Native

Rico Foods

and Snacks. Speciality

Jibaro Bar-B-Q Chicken Fri. & Set.: open

till 3 A.M.

Snack Papadlse| Step 24 Hete Rey

Hell

Broke

truck,

a

tube

the

coroner’s

“IT had no idea thing between

°3:45-—(2)

Loose

thought

he was

very love-

dairy

worker

said

he

The drawing was held Sunday at El Comandante race _ track. She won $500 in cash and other

each

Sunday

until

July

and

sending a bill for 8 pounds 15 shillings ($22.40) damages. This is not to recompense her for the 16 hours she was locked in the toilet when ‘te coin-slot jammed the

door. “It's

really’

for

my

husband,

three sons and a daughter-in-law who each lost a day’s wages through taking time off to search for me,’’ explained the 5l-yearold grandmother.

It

happened

when

she

went

to

her first soccer match Tuesday to watch her 25-year-old son Leslie play in a local cup match. In

the interval she went to the powder room and by one reserved

closed a jammed.

mistake walked for gentlemen.

door behind her She heard men

outside the embarrassed

into She

and it talking

door and was too to shout for help.

When her husband got home at p. m. and found she wasn’t

there, he reported Next morning, organized a family

BIG DAY: Blond Estela Raval is the female member of Los Cinco Latinos (The Five Latins) who will appear on the Pan American Show, WAPA-TV, at 8 p.m., tomorrow and then open at the Club Flamboyan

her missing. her~ husband search party.

The

later

Columbia

from

in

the

recording

evening. stars

hail

Argentina.

Tarde

y

Tanto,

Verdes

Caminos”

METROPOLITAN

The Christophers Esta es su Casa

Home

nounced.

will

directors

stadium

TEL.

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saw the lovers together and Duckett told him it had gone on over two years.

drawings

los

to the

soccer

(Film)

anyjust

milk-

Another

(4) (6)

jury:

a cheerful

la

writing

local

4:30-—(2) Cocina del Hogar (4) “Song of the Sierras,”

Tibbs

man. My wife and I were much in love. We had two ly babies.”

de

she’s

the

10

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4:00—(2).“Por

attached

there was them. I

Telefiesta

Un Cielo Desierto Alla en el Setenta (Film)

continue 3.

,

6:15-—(2) 6:25-—(2) 6:30—(2) (4) (6) 6:40—(4)

Titulares Informe del Tiempo “Yo Destrui Mi Hogar” Ronda Social Ultima Hora Noticias, Deportes

6:55—(2)

Deportes

7:00—(2) “El Padre (4) Rendezvous musical (6) Holiday in 7:30—(2)

(6) 7:45-(6) 8:00—(2) (4)

“‘Bold

Sofiado” Nocturno, Paris

Venture’

film

En Broma y en Serio Intermezzo Jitazo Royal Show Panamericano Puntos

WILLIAM WYLERS

live

1a}

(Sp.)

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Anything

FAJARDO

pact, a coroner’s yesterday.

to the exhaust pipe. Husband David George

The

company

PUERTO

Dorothy Tibbs, 24, and Raymond Duckett, 27, were found

ican Tobacco Co. contest, “Barrels the

Steal

11:30-—(4)

fell

prizes.

Money,”

Never

Satan

who

the winner of of the Amer-

of

RIVOLI:

Like

(Listings Subject Te Change) (Programs Listed According to Language) Thursday, May 12

told is

Woman

very

cross.

ie

anonymous

handwritten

Arabs.

FOX-DELICIAS:

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Cross

and

3:15-WFHD-FM-—P. R. Music 4:00—-WHOA-—Molly & Movies WFID-FM—Around the World fn Hi-Fi 4:30-WHOA-Roy Godes Show 5:00-—WKYN-—Movie Rundown 5:15-WKYN-—Entertainment . Guide 5:30-WKYN-Clem Littauer WFID-FM-American Orchestras 6:00— WHOA — News N-Financial News 6:30-—WITA-—Artistas Favoritos 6:45-WMIA=Music till 1:00 7:00—WHOA-Antilles Program WITA-—Dining Music 7:30-WFID-FM—Musical Interlude . WRIO—Music For Many 3:00-WWWW-Music For Everyone WAPA-Club 680 WRIO—HiFi Nocturnal 8:30—-WWWW- Evening Varieties

Mujeres

(6) 9:30—(2) (6) 10:00-—(2) (4) 10:15—(2)

Ciencias Fisicas “Historia de Tres Hermanas” El Extra de la Noche Noticias, Deportes Farandula ‘‘Markham”

9:00-WWWW -Music Just For You 9:15-WFID-FM-Evening Melodies 9:30-WKAQ-—Caravana Musical WWWW-Melodic Moments 10:00- WRIO-WFID-FM—Stereo Hour WITA—Ronda Musical WWWW-Music for Relaxation WHOA—Under The Stars 10:30-WHOA-LP

|

Parade

WAPA-—Serenade WWWW- Drifting

11:00-WRIO—HiFi

and

CAMERACS

IMPORTANT! BEN-HUR WILL NOT BE SHOWN AT LOWER PRICES AT THIS OR ANY OTHER THEATRE IN PUERTO RICO FOR ONE YEAR.

NOW SPECIAL PRICE FOR CHILDREN: only ONE dollar at all

Dreaming

Serenade

WWWW- Moonlight Serenade 11:05- WHOA -—Midnight Matinee

performances.

Z a Mallorquina Nightly

Restaurant Pounded

184%

“LO S MONTEROS” Spenish

Toreedor' Dencers

And their Show, direct from Spein. CARTE

8:00 (Only

PRESENTS

.Every

STARTING

Night

Except Sundeys Twe Shews Nightly BLANCHE DINER’S cus

P.M.

—

TIMES: Matinees

Fri., Sat., Sun.

SEATS AVAILABLE

and

ee

from

Af-

Mrs. cold

eNa

presumably

An

And

tired,

NP ci

The

threatening

IN:

lavatory.

open,

but

tener N se

letters,

received

DRIVE

LONDON (AP) — The cheerful milkman and the customer in a suicide inquest ruled

So

of

Feeling,

Remember, The Bravados Dos Fantasmas y Una MuMujer y La Bestia

men’s

safe

a,

yesterday

Happy

BAYAMON INTERNATIONAL

Lefters Threaten Milkman, Customer Preminger, Newman in Suicide Pact TEL AVIV, Israel’ (AP) —Director Otto Preminger and actor Paul Newman, filming the movie “Exodus,” on location here,

This

a

smashed

was

she never did get to see the second half of the soccer match.

ROOSEVELT

ROOSEVELT: Wild Heritage

was

be. She

eer

aH S “<

of

Julesburg,

KRESTO-DENIA: Black Scorpion

ucInlor

Bles-

Parade

Best

CAPARRA

AZTECA; Dark

Your

PIEDRAS IN; From

Idols

PARADISE:

Show-

JUAN

Girl, Count

RIO DRIVE

SUPER

Border

BROMWICH, England Mrs. Ethel Cross is as

I

Cell NEW

WEST —(AP)—

os)

(Listings Subject Te Thursday, May

TA

‘CINEMA

Uy pao

STAR — Thursday, May 12, 1960

aaa

SAN JUAN

ee

THE

3:00

P.M.

Hol.)

— NO WAITING

SPECIAL CONDITIONS FOR THEATRE PARTIES, SCHOOL, INSTITUTIONS OR COMPANY GRO ‘CALL 3-0001

&:

THE

Ext 72

INVESTING

ESTATE

APARTMENTS

|

CONDOMINIUM

SPECULATING? Our} specialist | Lagoon g

of wer,

complete for sale, front farms,

ean

Condedo

3-3506,

3-5775.

Park,

Hyde

UF

t 2

PRIVATE

residence

3,

APARTMENT.

bathrooms,

3

maid's

near One

month.

Santa

Rita,

floors

McLeary

house: rooms

And

FOR

FOR

and

=

One

drugstore. year

FURNISHED

efficiency

ney

| CONDADO

SCREENED, 22"), bath,

close to beach. monthly. Call

House fully furblocksefrom La _ Concha.

JULY

completely

daily

located

in

8

—

SEPTEMBER

furnished, cool

screened

San

SAN

rooms, 2 baths, large livingroom, dinins| room, kitchen, 2 porches. For information D6 Tulipan, San Francisco.

Kitchen with latest style. Call 3-0830.

RAFAEL,

built-in Formica cabinets, Open terrace. 7th floor.

1558

517

large

living

tioned

and

bedroom

two,

LA

Private entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356. a7i 69

HOUSE

Guest

House.

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

service. All screened. Hot water. Some with air conditioning. Best hotel and tesidential 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 8-7927. Mrs. Annie De Mauret, Manager. MARIGALANTE

—

PARQUE

159,

HOUSE

1917

Ashford

a

few, informal, oceanfront guesthouse fa laxury hotel area. Large terrace fa¢ing the sea, with private stairway to

beach.

Spacious,

roms. From facluding an 2-1779. 1564

modern,

PROVIDENCIA

bedrooms

with

double

3

closets,

water

GUEST?

UF HOUSE

beaches, restaurants, Sun terrace, all airCooking facilities. For 2-9352 or write to Station, Santurce.

appointment

only.

Call

Sal-

jz

524

payments $60.00 Caparra Terrace.

1482

In-

512

airconditioned

$9. single $14. double, excellent breakfast. Phone ur

ANTONIO

GUEST

HOUSE

-

One

—

Taft

53.

double

airconditioned,

1374 THE

ing,

61 DUFFY’S

old

beach

tave

remodeled

and

sow

‘One’ minute te beach and $7.50 ingle, $19. double. Include complete breakfast,

bus, All Isla

rooms, all with private

kome,

charm-

offer

with private bath, some patio, some air conditioned.

Read. mear San Juan Call 9-0144, 90532. 383

From rates Verde

Intercontinental

Wilson.

%-0887

Manager

LOUQUILLO

rooms,$7 beach of ee

the

3

BEACH

On

Julif,

Tele-

the

OCEAN

ocean.

VIEW

Double

HOUSE

Roll

out

directly of

bed

into

on the

Airconditioning by the trade Breakfast included. Outdoor barat your disposal. 1850 Atlantic, UF

COLONIAL GUEST Avenue, Miramar,

located.

Single

St.,

San

hot

freezer.

wa-

Informa-

kitchen, location.

RFD

No.

Francisco,

837,

Rio

living

room,

dining

room,

A4

Pie-

cool,

after 7 PM. 736 or Phone ;

RENT

homelike

room

in

respectable continental’s apartment. Telephone, hot water, linen & other facilities. As a paying guest, this is ideal for a discriminating man. Reasonable rent. References required. May be seen

daily 12 - 3 PM Sol,

Apt.

3,

and 6°- 9 PM. 322 Calle

Entrance

Callején

del

1532

and

days,

after

PM

gircondior single.

9-0522.

~ 516

AVAILABLE INDEPENDENT, aairconditioned, furnished screened room, with linen service, bath, closet, hot water and refrigerator. Single occupancy. Best Condado section, across from Atlantic Beach Hotel. No cooking. $110 monthly, utilities included. References required. Phone 2-1389. 1539 513

space

for

stores.

available,

Stop

Centrally located. AirParking, private sanitary Third

floor.

Call

TO

RENT

from

States,

need

apartment or house, vicinity. 3 bedrooms, screened,

Bayamon

Box

screened.

For information, telephone 2-5856. S17

livingroom,

“Kitchen, facilities, Raldiris, 1376

Telephone

building,

37,

1136,

other

or

Bayamon.

write

61

OFFICE FLOOR

SPACE

SPACE

for

corner building. Second

rent

in

attractive

floor with separ-

ate ground floor entrance and parking space on adjoining lot. Rental very reasonable. Inspection invited. Apply om ground floor Catalan Blidg., Calle Loiza corner Calle del Parque, Santurce. 1549 517 1400

SQ.

FTF.

—

OFFICE

SPACE.

Clean,

clear, well ventilated. New building in heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 450 SQ. FT. office complete with air conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fenced doors and windows. Roosevelt and De Diego Aves., Puerto Nuevo. Call Reyes, 8-0270. 2 CABRER BUILDING Santurce. 309 square feet, facing Ponce de Leon Ave. at Stop 16-34. Rent $95. per month (OPA). Services: Elevator, aircondix tioning, water and electricity, janitor and doorman from 6-12 PM. All included in rental fee. Call Cabrer, telephone

2-0515 or

3-0882.

512

1485

LOTS ONE

ACRE

completed. Close to Beautiful minutes

666,

1525

Rio

SALE

concrete

Paved

house

road

drive

to

Rio

Airport.

Telephone

Piedras.

lot.

Racetrack. on hill, 10

Piedras

Leaving

6-3177,

almost

around

El Comandante panoramic view,

ternational

States.

FOR

with

7-2726,

and

for

In-

the

or Box

.

514

NEVIS 8T, KITTS Beachfront Hotel, excellent. condition, for sale. Also 1,000 acres of miscellaneous property. some plantations, all suitable hotel or cottage colonies. On beaches, roads some near airport. Write Simmons, Betances 265, Santurce, P. R., or Duncan, Box 165, St. Kitts, B.W-I. 1283 524

Real Estate Corner SUBURBAN HOMES with lots of space and assured privacy. Choice offerings now available in San Francis-

co,

Santa

Maria;

Bucaré,

Romany,

Garden Hills. All with more than quarter acre of jand; some with swimming pools. Prices as low as $21,000 with good financing. CITY RESIDENCES in convenient locations near schools, shopping and Public transportation. Choose from fine listings in Baidrich, 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 Buecaré, Cupey Gardens, Monacillo, Monterey and Santa Maria. Prices begin at $2.00 per meter. INVESTMENTS two apartment units at less than $25.00 per acres with half mile frontage

velopment.

. Realtor

TELS.

om

3-5315

pro-

tected beach and major highway at $4000 per acre. Accessible and ready for motel, marina or recreational de-

Tschudin, =

Robert

HOUSE, 606 Olimpe Santurce, Centrally

accommoda-

office

modern or near

To-

modern private bath, refrigerator. Beach

5

suitable

FAMILY

517

SCREENED, room, double

floor

New

ro.

INDEPENDENT, tioned furnished

RENT

610

to a respectable single eman exiremely well furnished,

comfortable,

con-

ping

518

FOR

FOR

Rico.

servant’s Also other

2 Box

514

FOR RENT ployed man,

UF

minutes from the famous Laquillo. Puerto Rican and food. Laquille, P.R.

beach.

water. winds. becue 23-2331. 1384

2-2206.

Or

RESTAURANT.

BILS

or

Vicente

3-2936.

@OTEL

equipped ete. Fine

Contact

ROOMS

Each

MAISON BLANCHE Guest fouse. Doubie and single air conditioned rooms with bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 77 Washington St. Condaée, Santurce, corner phone 402

locations.

1563

room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance $15. double, $12. single. Special rates month.

and

conditioned, 72 degrees Moderately priced. Box 65, Guayama.

3.0834. HOUSE

Puerto

MOVING furnished Santurce

518

6-2059 1535

Tapia Street. Ocean Park, San Juan. Rooms with private bath, airconditioned. 3 minutes from Airport. Beautiful swim-ming beach. Good restaurants within watking distance. Breakfast served.

the

best

porch,

with

terrace overlooking $506 monthly. 3-1016.

WANTED

com-

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

AUNT JENNY’S: Guest House with a family’ atmosphere. Delicious meals served. 1859 McCleary Ave. Tel 3-6802. 600 UF

GUEST

of

live

Located Hipodromo 652. caure Tecnico Esteva. 545

8-1269.

With linen service, closet, hot water,

NEW CONCEPT in tourist accomodations. With the rental ef one of our excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day loan of a car for your sightseeing, nite club visiting, ete. Call 2-0486 anytime. 1475 UF

Apartment,

telephone

Buildat 16

Arturo

2-2768.

FT.

Santurce.

available.

pong room, garage and service quarters. All screened and completely furnished with modern appliances. Naturally air

by

livingroom with sofa bed, bath, hot water, terrace, private entrance. $9. os less per week. Marchand, 2-6178,

refrigerator

tion 1556

For

1491

TAFT

one

cottage,

livingroom,

ter,

rooms,

514

SAN

of

WILL SELL for immediate occupancy at Km. 13.8, Cavey to Guayama Road, small but comfortable house, 3 bed-

ample

1251

beach.

Phone

—

516

CONDADO GUEST HOUSE, Condado 606, Stop 17. 2 blocks La Concha and

%-3056. Beautifully decorated, airconditioned rooms, each with private bath, hot and cold water. Terraces, garden. Neat beach and business sectors. Summer rates. Manager, Margarita de Contreras. , 1490 UF ISLAND

adoption

‘

Parque 153. Near theatres, busses. conditioned rooms. information, phone Box 12384 Loiza

and

Private bath. Located in Condado section one block from La Concha Hotel.

ASHFORD

for

-1317.

aircondi-

kitchen

cat

702

Suite Apartment. furnished, with

diningroom, for

section.

months. Monthly formation JN-22B

pedigreed Siamese Telephone 8-1727.

furnished,

—

1557

An-

Also free.

SAN JUAN GUESB SOUSE> Enjoy breakfast and drinks on your private terrace in delightful continental-run guest house close to “‘URder The Trees”, and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion Court, corner of McLeary. Member caribbeas Tourist Association. Telephone

UF — and

Los

st Houses

3-6769

11583 MAGDALENA Newly decorated

516

bed-

near

Gras,

THREE BEDROOM house, near Metropolitan Shopping Center. With screens, yard all fenced. Under FHA plan 8

1536

ANTILLES GUEST HOUSE, in lovely Miramar, with nfee ocean view. Near Saribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, ished rooms. Reasonable Rates. cial Security Building, Ponce de Leon 804, 4th Floor, Apartment 401-402, Mrs. 1174

first

Tel.

Resort

to

‘conditioned. installations, seven divisions of different sizes, flourescent lamps. Rent reasonable, established by Rent Control Board

financ-

3-8400.

first

1500 SQ.

20,

Built-in terraces.

Excellent

Weiner

girls

machinery, warehouse, hardware distributor, supermarket, etc. For information call 34448 or 3-3991 or epply on premises. 1506 514

61 YUNQUE

Violeta

516 HILLS,

by

Miss

three

6,

516

floor;

Fully.

Cupey,

Piedras. two

landscaped.

$22,000.

listings.

FOR RENT: 214 to 5 months, screened, furnished house in Villa Caparra. One bedroom airconditioned, reasonable rent.

Gue Vesa

evenings.

$75,000.

WI-12.

FOREST

dafia,

facing

Bran@ new, never4 bedrooms, 3 baths.

and

modern

home,

section.

After

FOR RENT first and second floor of a new modern building at 171 Quisqueya Avenue near Carpenter Road, Hato Rey. Approximately 15,000 sq. ft. each

filtered

carport.

two

SPACE

bedroom house, and diningroom

car

OB

the house. Large city. $15, weekly,

616

bath

2 baths, quarters,

-

Extension

3

2

cooking

24998.

1528

HAGELUS ENG’RS offer two new reSidences near Caguas Road. 3 bedrooms,

SALE

Diamante Street and its “Buccaneer” home on 19 Onix Street: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car carport, liberal mortgage; homes opened

bed-

1547 CONDOMINIUM

lagoon in Miramar. occupied unfurnished

516

AT BUCARE DEVELOPMENT immediate occupancy Functional ers offers its ‘‘Caribaire” home

23rd, 3

BUILT

2

2 bedrooms,

enquire.

1517

residence,

Francisco.

CUSTOM

pletely

Minimum

FHA $8500. $83. monthly. 2nd. St. No. 291. Tel. 986 Red, Bayamon. Come, see it and offer. -

514

FROM

3-3550.

EL

For information call teleor write to Building, P. O. Station, Santurce, P.

FOR

40’x20’

rooms,

Condado

Call

tinéntal couple on Ponce de Leon, Santurce. Kitchen privileges and use of

laun-

court.

facilities.

month.

Si?

ONE

room, 3 3 large

1382

handles

zone.

HILLS livingroom quarters.

Santurce, 1521

ing.

for 80 cars. development

principals

baths.

tennis

RENT

1542

and _ carport,

and

beach

per

FOR Furnished

3-7430.

514

Screened,

floor

ware-

heater, screens, all facilities. 725 sq. meter lot, two car parking, Must sell before May 30. $6500 -down, balance

Street.

1517

port

Only

weekends

geles 1534

LOMAS VERDES — near shopping cenFurnished 2 bedrooms, ters, Bayamon. kitchen with cabinets. | living-dining, | $100. One year’s lease. P15 Campanilla

studio apartkitchen, air-

Rent 2-4767

tion

512

conditioned, heater, refrigerator. Utilities linen included. Residential

platform

2

spare closets.

quarters

shopping center, Rio kitchen bar. carport,

MUST SELL new home, 3 bedrooms, airconditioned, screened, tamps, electric range, cyclone fence. Phone 31590. Call personally at loca-

Place

Clavel

new

lease.

SACRIFICE

UF

through

from

feet

ceiling

parking yard commercial

HOUSES

SECTON:

St., entrance Come evenings

high

Loading

and itn

year

square

foot

and

-landscaped, fully equipped kitchen. 1277 square meter ‘lot. For information, InBox 6609 ‘vestment -Service Company,

RENT

1550

large porches, 3 Living-diningroom, 3 garage, laundry and maid’s irooms, irters, Clotilde Benitez, 2-2378, 3-0122.

1525

space.

10,000

19

No brokers. phone -0676, 6878, Loiza

the two

Yardley

house

5

ex-

near baths,

with

across

all other modern conveinformation call telephone

two

nished,

per “rooms, $90 month. 1533 Avenue, Capar Heights. For mation Cail or get the 1430 Central enue, Dr. Pagan.

FURNISHED, ment (18" x

and For

2-5425 or personally at vo. 4, Santurce, PR. 1378

APARTMENT,

UNFURNISHED

in

concrete.

4 trucks Located

Rent

Betan-

house

section, residential bedrooms, 3 Five

terrace, niences.

in the hear after 5 PN

center, 2-9458

‘all

story

Two

reoms,

Lighted

servant’s

LEASE: Modern, commercial buildrecent construction, structural steel

area,

garage

servants’

GARDEN separate

517

and

plus lined

ONLY:

$50

PATRICIO on 6,000 meter

1507

appointment,

FOR

plaza. cars. 80 or

8-1168.

room,

< rooms, large dining room, equip| ped kitchen, pantry( porch, bar, maid’s room with bath, garage for two cars,

apart-

or double ox: ansportation

n

for

BUILDINGS

Nice

lease.

information,

RENT:

clusive

NEWLY ment for

Phone

3

pool.

516-

beach.

FOR ing,

screened diningroom, 3 bed-

monthly.

supernear hotels. and airconditioning appointment phone 3

dry,

332,

1552

closets, hot water, gas Close to school, church,

with s orhood.

RENT

Box

SAN house

double

Separate

3-1753.

517

APARTMENTS

3 bedrooms beach front

Madera,

MEN

Ponce.

bedrooms, 10 cedar

porches,

COMFORTABLY FURNISHED private home for rent, June, July, August. Near, supermarket, busses, post office

FULLY

livingroom,

In

3-3550,

Company,

H.

bed-

512

tioned baths,

512

Co

information.

For e

terraces,

terrazo

9-0382.

ROOM

=

Three

room, breakfast room, barroom, airconditioned library, powder, room and large foyer on first. 4 large aircondi-

512

Juan.

SALE

story:

lot. Many shade and fruit trees. Large kitchen and pantry, livingroom, dining-

San Juan Intercontinental Hotel. or two years’ lease. $500, per

San 1530

bedroom air-conditioned, 2 screenCall Mr. Hamill, 6-2357, office Will sacrifice 1958 Taunus 17M hours.

| COMFORTABLY.

playeleCon-

living-dining,

quarters,

incinerator,

4

Santurce.

224,

URBANIZACION Spacious 11 room

Piedras — 3 bidet, kitchen

FURNISHED RESIDENCE, plus servant’s quarters, on

Deluxe.

PENTHOUSE

1810,

1486

Available June three bedroom

1480 I

Loiza

One ed. |

Box 1479

with double sink. Iron grillwork, screens. Carport. Planted with fruit trees. $150. Information Loiza Shop,

home. Family away one year. All conveniences. Two baths plus laundry-bath.

the

In

—

Rie one

FOR

Second

3.8254

room house, two blocks main Just remodeled. Place for two Monthly rental $110. Inf. Salud

Weekends, weekly or monthly Ideal for picnics. Telephone

VILLA CAPRI G-61, bedrooms, 2 baths,,

with-

517

BALDRICH SECTION 1, furnished modern

PONCE

screened

28138 for information and reservations. 1410 Salvador. Prat, Santurce. UF 96

RENT

1548

commercial, fiFederal

terms. easy balance 2, St Loiza uree, S of Diego. De and Parque

en 1084.

FOR

Road. rentals.

china in5, 2-0795. 312

Telephone. Separate servants’ quarters, laundry and garage. Rental reasonable. Location: near Cuatro Calles, Guaynabo, P. R. Box 3306 San Juan. Telephone Guaynabo 2371.

Condomini-

residential, office and First $14,000. at

t

and After

HOUSES

RENT

FURNISHED

bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos

bedroom finished.

room with bath, three other bedrooms, independent bath, kitchen and pantry.

SALE

FOR in

3

FOR

COMFORTABLE

facing

residence, all screened. Spacious porch, living room — dining room, master bed-

69

APARTMENTS

Norte,

—

in large estate (containing other residences) available for rent to desirable party. Enclosed large lawn, concrete

turce, Rio Piedras first mortsases. ey available for Call us. 2-0911 stment properties. 729, Roosevelt.

FIGHT

STAR — Thursday, May 12, 1960

HOUSES

RENT

RAFAEL

A

ATTRACTIVE

Hato Rey, SanPayment facilities.

APARTMENTS

and

HOUSES

lots for nta Maria, Villa. Caparra,

Baldrich,

FOR

SAN

apartment, | furnished Equipped kitchen inen cluded. Call days 2-5069. 1495

and investr property. J. REALTORS FRANCISCUS ASSOCIATES. 3 Nairn and Ashford

AND Avenue, 279

JUAN

CLASSIFIEDS

3-8400

REAL

SAN

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, May 12, 1960

CLASSIFIEDS bots

day

short aoe

or

night

—

3-5156.

necessary.

UF

BOOKKEEPING

and Re Juncos 1391

SERVICE

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

EMPLOYMENT OQ EMPLOYERS: you, at absolutely

AGENCIES

€

-

WANTED,

traveling

known

U.

eition

with

Latin

S.

ebjection

for

Manufacturer. lecal

to

America

or

travel.

In

U.

well

seeks

S.

firm.

San

Juan

16th to 27th. For interviews, C, Sam Juan Star.

write

1519

po-

and

in

514

CONTINENTAL, 32 ——— resident, G4 years Puerto seeks position ef plant manager. iepetionce, 5-1|2 years plant manager, experience Tool and Die, Production, a en Packaging, Maintenance, Office. 1368, 1414

WANTED

CARRIER BOYS WANTED: Go into business for yourself. Earn high com-

and

a

car

& -.ASSOCId d for general real

and

Street

and

1551

Ashford,

3-3506.

.

MADS WHO

KNOWS

<

517

WANTED of

a

dependable

maid

that is available, either part or full time? Must speak a little English.

No

ceoking.

Help

with

child.

3-6497

3529

Phone

514

MATURE YOUNG no ironing. Sleep

lady. domestic in, nice reom,

or 478. 1516 Ee,

Evenings,

job

for

SELP

WANTED

—

FEMALE

SECRETARY-STENOGEAPHEES:

We

have a

openings for expert ae seestenographers. Apply | person > San Franciseo 31 San Juan. s13

LOST SMALL

WHITE

&

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Tag on harmess says “Hermiston”. Disappeared Sunday evening from U3 Summit Hills. Reward. Please come to house. 3561

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PUBLIC PASSPORT

514

NOTICE

LOST

im

June

1958,

Louis-

ARTIC-KAR

Taxes 2-0080

2-0000

aute

air

you

Puerte

Now

residing

in

Montebay,

Rico.

3555

514

INDUSTRIAL FOR

square

SALE-Industrial

meters

SETES property,

adjoining

20,000

Pinos

Supermarket and Vocational Schoél Mi{ 1 Such, facing Central Avenue. to 6-4579. Betances 67, Fleral Park.

518

HOME

IMPROVEMENT

COMPARE THESE VALUES: Carports $595; Extra rooms (12? x 12’) $995; fences, porches, bathrooms, ete., at similar low prices. We handle plans. Low FHA interest (4-1|2%). Ne down Payment. Universal Home Improvement Corp., 1487

7-2082,

2-3013

Ext. ‘610

bar. Me-

bandstand. conditioned.

main

After

7:30

PM.

263

Rey.

—

FOR

your

Ft.

can

own

1960 FIAT. visit at Ponce de turee ( 1489

a brand

LEAVING

new,

economical

must

sell

1957

514

RADIATORS

AUTO RADIATORS -— Is your car overheating? Your radiator cam ‘be cleaned and repaired inexpensively by Cruz Auto Radiator Service. oPmce de Leon 606, Hato Rey. (Front of Post Office) 6-3027. 1568 518

DRESS

TO

BE:

GOWNS

PLUMBING

Latest

style

i

one

of

Bahia im

the

Mar,

most

the

Bed

3-1518

(Day).

CONTRACTORS & —

zaciones heouaea Universitario, El Comandante, Extensién El Comandante, Vista Mar, Mufioz Rivera, Ponce de Leéa. 1502 313

FOR

SALE

1954 CESSNA — ‘170B, perfect condition. New paint, apholstery, windshield. Radio-compass two way, radio gyro

Desire to form

90373

like

=

Breathe

22-5353.

to

match. ce

$20.

wreught

Phone

COND.

iron.

MOVING MOVING:

-

&

WHO

alse

niture. C.W. amen

Snap-

Germany,

storage,

you and

you

is

{ as

move. storage

as

im-

30 words, $3.00 for 5 days,

additional

, Op Oy BO On Oa a nn Ol PROC VSS SCO OOCOCO CSO C EE

DE

Bayamen.

Japan,

shipping.

' Floor, 1457

#

CLASSES fer

Continentals,

with

a

free Lines, UF

Stop

18,

‘

—-

Spanish, French, Engand night Calj 2-3542. Leén Avenue. Second Santurce.

REPAIR

&

AIRCONDITION-

i. Se services

en Services) of

for

Services

Packing,

Agent

insects,

homes,

guaranteed.

(Commonwealth Free estimate.

rats

MARQUEZ

& SERVICE

REPAIR

and

business

of ment against termites. Muebleria i Perience. 7-0292. Ponce de , 774

APPLIANCE

SERVICES

fumigation

and

Preventive 20

service.

SHOP

repairs

RADIOS,

1279

|

er

8-1012.

rent

ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING | £8 YOUR reef dirtyr @ so, for expert high water- pressure cleaning and paint ing, call 65132 or 430 Verde. Bayamon Gil

Cail

in

your

own home. Same service given to hotels. hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month Telerental Service. 267

UF

OFFICE RETURNING

EQUIPMENT TO

-States.

Sacrificing

equipment. Executive metal desk, swivel ehair, twe and four drawer files, storage adding machine, duplicator, tables, shelves, ‘miscellaneous supplies. Complete $550. Telephone 3-0797. 1841 516

.

UF

FOR SERVICE on your Norge refrierator, freezer. washing machine, water heater, ete., call 6-455]. BersWarner International. 553 Carolina §&t., Hato Rey. 1531 526

RENTAL for

al}

makes washers, dryers, dishwashers, electrie ranges, abd gas stoves. Same day service. Guarantee on paris. Call

UF

TELEVISION,

ex-

SERVICE

64230.

TV & RADIO

treat UF

t

Evening

farms.

years

PAN AMERICAN ELECTRONICS LABS ‘ repair any make TV, radio or Hi-Fi. ‘ Ninety day guarantee. Stateside-trained | PM

512

Conversa-

68

Coatee

BOB WILCHEK [Television Service Over 10 years experience is behind the | best in T. V. sevice and repair on : receivers of any make or model. Al) Ge: work guaranteed. Tel 9-0268. 9 4

10

123

(Near Pueblo

ED repair for homes and commercial establishments. All Stateside mechanics. Call Stateside Service, days 2-4718 — nights, 2-7465. 1455 68

‘ 8-1804

to

by

lessons.

REFRIGERATION

MOVE YOUER furniture by Almacenes Maritimos, Inc., opposite Pier 9, Sap Juan. Service, responsibility, guaranty Local and long distance. We stere your belongings. Agents Nationa] Van Lines | ; Tel 2-2374 422 UF

9 AM 1136

&

Prades oa

UF

SALES

F

FORWARDING

IDIOMAS

tional courses im lish. Classes day 1355 Ponce de

Moving. of fur. \

scheduled,

Lines, Ine. Call Tel. 2-2726, 2-2067 1057. Santurce.

technicians.

Ads‘

> word.

324.

FREIGHT

{INSTITUTO

going to move? Use the best Puerto Rico, United States,

T.V.

»30 words, $2.00 for 3 days, ¢ 3 cents each additional } word. each

or

SPANISH Lasnens

MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We do all types of moving, no matter if it be large or small Moderate prices. ‘ Muebleria Torres, Fersandez Juncos . 1400, Stop 20, Santurce. Tel. 2-5791

Aen by bp Dp in in bp Op lO nn a sn POV CUCOTCOCCOCCCCECC Cee

cents

2-6267

De Diego, Stop 22, Santurce. Swiss Chalet. across from ee Tel 2-9842. 1

UF

SIEGMUND, Villa Rio Piedras. Tel

belongings,

U.S. Vam La Bolsa. Leén No. 274

out Forms, etc. ,Letterheads 8 1)2 x 11, $9.25|M. et No. 10, $8.60|M. Env No. 6 3/4, $7.25|M. Business eards, $11.00|M. Telephone 3-9172 for quotation on. any printed material. Established printers since 1626. 1446 UF

4

EQUIPMENT

industria)

STORAGE

moves

Portant as where packing, shipping

PRINTING

22

6-5468.

Private

:

crating,

NO

CALL

7 PM

LANGUAGE

INC. manufacturers al! air conditioning filters

812

Spain,

€1

3-8400 EXT.

513

Elegant

FILTERS

home window units . Cal 3-S999.

ARE YOU service in

1373

Classified

female,

2-9334,

462

>For

Puppy.

EXTERMINATING

PIANOS — For rent. for sale, mew. rebuilt, tropicalized against termites, against rust (springs and pins) guaranteed service — tuning - repairs - moving. Salvador A. Nin. Inc., 1460 Ponce de Leon. Telephone .

fiying elub.

PETS

for sale. Thoroughbred, Mother is a show dog.

FACTORY

a

oe

Capitol Transportation, Ine., for estimate. Agents for Atlee Van 52

ur

ENVELOPES,

Caguas

Bi3

and

Chest.

furniture,

precious

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

LETTERHEADS,

AND

REFRIGERATION

DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT Del Valle & Lamausse, Peincare 1604, between San Jorge and Parque, SanturT

2.5282,

SHEPHERD,

after

1505

“THE PLEASURE is yours” when the moving job is ours. Whether you're movin locally or Stateside, we are equipped to pack and transport your most

CLEANERS

maintenance.

$50.

P. B. FILTERS types and sizes for

517

and

Sapturce

PUPPIES fer sale. 9 weeks Registered with the AKC. Call

-esieo

{

528

ELECTRO-LUX World’s only automatic vacuum eleaner and air purifier. Also repairs

Tel.

DOGS

new

springs and mattress, ‘30. $50. Two | AIR rubber mattress and wood frame,

AIR

CATAMARAN — Coast Guard licefised for 20 passengers. 40 ft. long, beam, 3 ft. draft, 580 sq. ft. sail, 7500 Ibs. displacement. Excellent condition. fast and remarkably comfortable. Built 1957. Price $16,500 firm. R. C. Newick, One Company St., Christiansted, St. 1562

Ave.

decorator’s items -— chandeliers, paintings, mirrors, statues, pedestals, lamps. = 6-5272.

(night).

I.

chest

headboard

Sofa,

garden

A BOAT is six» of success, but persons with distinctive tastes ewn a Borum boat. America’s most wanted baat. See the latest models at Kiko Toro Inc., Mufior Rivera Avenue, 6-5429. Borum and Thunderbird | boats, -Mereury motors, Gator trailers. Easy terms free demonstrations 1497 524

V.

acer

AIR SHIPMENTS International! | locally. Personalized Service by me Qne Bucaré, Punta Las Marias. Express International Corp.. at San 1567 514 Juan International Airport Call 9-1196 FINEST MAKES of traditional furni- ' for further details. 1344 512 ture, also antiques, porch, terrace and

$50.

We

517

Croix,

AND

with

with foam

re-

compe-

country.

BUREAU: in Latin

America. Night Patrols Bodyguards, Uniformed Guards, Payroli Escort, Confidential Investigation 1672 Fernandez

516

DEESSER

affiliated with Co. of Miami;

beauti-

LA ROSA OYOLA Plumbing Contractors ing

AIRCRAFT

an

1559

ce.

ful wedding br: aid’s & cocktail party and date dresses, sold at best prices available. Will make ments evenings and Saturdays. Phone — Méndez, 6-3439. 1 6

CARLOS DE SONS, INC.,

as

VACUUM

WOMEN’S ALTERATIONS and fine seamstress work. ‘‘Marisa‘s’, 1020 Ashford Ave.. Condado. Telephone 241m.

BRIDES

through

yacht brokers

ALTERATIONS

BRIDAL

Islands.

cruiser or boat

3¢ FT. AUXELIARY yawl, dacron sail, including Genoa, 23 H.-P. Universal engine; foam rubber bunks; inclosed head, galley, dinghy with thoard. Owner leaving island. Call Eastham,

$275 down

1553

AUTO

yacht,

available

the Virgin

further information, write, phone or visit Kiko Toro, Inc:; Stop 31 -— Mufioz Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey. 6-5429. 715 1498

Motors, >» Ime. 1402 Avenue, Stop 20, Sapnilding). 610

ISLAND,

and

BUREAOS

compres- { operated. CHAIRS, heavy duty, reReasonable. Will sell as package, or ‘INDUSTRIAL sistant to abuse, yet comfortable. Seats individually. Call E. F. McDevitt, San and backs, moderm design, long-lasting Juan Star, 3-8400 Ext. 22 after 3:30 PM. and eye-appeal. Information 1554 514 Rivera,

SALE

Brokerage

W atch and 2413,93 Punta

CONTINENTAL DETECTIVE The most -ompetent Agency

tioners. Admiral (1955), new sor. Brand new Fedders, never

offer you the fine service that hundreds ef local yachtsmen who have purchased

Just call 3-5190, er pay us a

Leon

Rico

Lauderdale

tent

SALE

A USED CAR? With scyaaah aan 900 inten you

FOR

YACHT

because we Richara Bertram

Ur

selling

FOR SALE: Two home-type air condi-!

Buy

Tel.

-~

1544

their craft through the Bertram organization praise. For free listings of

Hato

mLaNe

6-5063. 1566

in Puerto

AUTO

DETECTIVE

house cost. jneaviauener eens GE, 12 8 weeks old, cu. ft., $350. Automatie washer, $225. unusual color. Drier, $150. Dishwasher, $100. Phone , Call 3-4691. Apt. 2A, 52 Luisa, Condado. 1543 =

615

Master Log La

re-

1

contined William

64

UF

GERMAN

oldest

clock co

Juan

DINETTE set, china closet. crib and mattress. Please phone between $-10 _ and between 6-8 PM, 3-7112.

Wow

5147. 513

A. Gruen, 5 Certified tae tienes. Clock Maker, Calle

and most experienced pool builders, uses only reinforced concrete and all copper filtering system. These materials last forever. For free estimates, call

BOATS

paid. oars Extension

San

and

and

Rico's only clockmaker,

Avenue.

LEAVING

POOLS Rico’s

3-3102.

St..

watch

Pairs,

513

519

Puerte

Fortaleza

R<PAIRS

PRECISION

watches see Puerte ‘master wateh and

tap

\

zo

PRIME, WELL secured second mortgages for sale. Annual yield over 11%. For information phone 6-5003.

POOLS,

and

Oxygen “rea “enilonzent

FURNITURE FOR SALE

517

SWIMMING

supplies

FOR

BREAKING UP heme, have many things for sale. No Gecent offer will be refused. Come between 6 - 9 PM, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday to Calle | Dresde 514, Puerte Nuevo, off De Die-

Call

1546

dispensary

133

Esteva,

Téenico

Centro

317

25511,

Call

tenants.

Seven

Year leases.

25856.

ore?

—

-

CARS

tients.

26

Stop

avenue.

WATCH

—

oratory supplies and equipment. Thermometers, masks, rubber goods. Every thing for physicians, hospital and pa-

ca-

525

ee.

CARS

Buchanan

complete ete

SUPPLIES SUPPLY

equipment. Protective aun

for sale or PROPERTY INVESTMENT over Rents location. Excellent trade. to increased be can a year, $28,000

conditioners oe

Inquire at Mediavilla’s heen 53, Stop 28.

ville, Kentucky. Date of issue approxiinstruments. mately May, 1958.- Paul Semonin, home Price address 145 Westwind Road. Louisville 7, Kentucky.

Juncos.

person

Maisonet.

cognized

FOUND

SPANIEL,

Fdz.

BIKINI

AIR CONDITIONERS

help, good

salary. Health certificate and ref required. Call 8-1484 or write G9, Forest Hills Street, Garden Hills, Bayamén. 3560 514

300

1291

English

Chevrolet convertible in new ezF=eondition, with only 18,000 miles and taxes paid. Also household furnishings. Will accept best offers. Telephone $2038. FRANCISCUS REALTORS ATES expanding to meet Port Charlotte lots. plus

sale

UF

Excellent condition. island. Best offer.

Box

area,

tropolitan

2-1871

Noe

,

for

floor, dance Pacity, Air reputation. Good

handwriting, to Sales 8466, Fernandez Box Santurce, P. R. 516

HAVE an excellent les training to

May

COLLEGE GEADUATE, 29, bilingual, available for immediate position. B.B.A. with management and supervisory experience. Ex-Army officer. No objection te traveling. Write Box L, San Juan Star (Box 4187, San Juan). 3518 : 512

HELP

Station,

resume

written

CLUB

1959 TAUNUS DELUXE, 2 door, radio, with white sidewalls, standard shift.

MEN

CONTINENTAL, late 30s, married. Highly qualified sales and administrative,

mow

your

arey

own

SPORTS & FOREIGN

between

1508

POSITIONS

Send

your

1380

Typists,

Ageses, Taeviens 5 3-0391,

NIGHT

Building.

best personnel in the line of Executives,

Just eall Agency. Telephone

high own

persuasive-

AUTO MECHANIC — Man experienced fm all phases of auto maintenance for small fleet. Must be bi-lingual. References required. Excellent starting salary. Apply Reom 210, El Imparcial

We cam _ provide NO COST, with the

Bookkeepers.

and

offers

and Dry Cleaning. Good business future. 72 Comercio Street, PONCE, P. R. 1540 : 516

flawless ial poise, and very above average ability te express ideas verbally and in_ writing, in English and in Spanish. Car

fast Secretartal Service, legal documents, ‘contracts, reports, free pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh EFFICIENT.

extremely plan your

creativity

HOSPITAL

oe

high

THE

gg Bi

Mess, mace

consult-

HOSPITAL

Laundry

PGR

work,

518

166

management

The right man will be given training in our procedures.

This position requires intelligence, ability to

Manuscripts, reports. Hourly rates. IBM Electric. 1120 Ashford Ave., Apt. D-4, Muriel Eddy. 2-8735.

1231

in personnel

equipped

Ie

briefs,

OPPORTUNITIES

Newly

gg

shorthand,

SALE:

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Pta Tierra, P.R.

ARI

lecal

Typing,

BUSINESS

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position

ib at ahi PARADE

Intercontinental.

MALE

6 Sahat

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Juan

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today’s

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or you

on

going

what's

know

it and

with

let's face

it, either

stuck

the

book.

buy

and

go

can

you've

published by Dan Wakefield. in the City” 1959, 1960 by Dan Wakefield.) 1957, 1958,

“Island (From copyright Mifflin Co.

By

DAN

by

Final

hall

WAKEFIELD

gone

for

the

more

than

in

force

to

vote

huts, and

grade

thev

suffer

so

badly

schools from

they

schoolwork,

the

the

deliver

come

too.

the

hot

dogs

DeSapio

their

The

Wagner

DeSapio

dispenses nor

appeared

at

Mayor

the

high

promise

of

a

Tony

Méndez

Club

did. its

job, and proved its devotion to the cause beyond a doubt when it kicked out Frank Rodriguez, one of its workers who was eaught on Election Day showing a Puerto Rican who came to ask how to vote for José

favor.

Neither

the

handout.

can

Carmine a

because

they

that as

cratic rally in Spanish Harlem. it was left to local candidates and third-string party hacks to

do

of

and

now neon

and

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flag

in

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discontinued.

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a

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thereafter

until

that

the

week

first

signature

woman

behind

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an

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as he friends

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485,

the

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“I

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a politician, I Puerto Rican.” made allusion nature of the Liberal Party by

tonight

not

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