the San Juan Star
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol. I No. 168
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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, May 18, 1960
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Summit Parley Over: Big 4 Reach Impasse
Ist Constitution Change Long-Awaited Talks Would Split High Court For World Peace End 4
Te
On Note Of Bitterness
By HAROLD J. LIDIN Senators from Puerto Rico’s three political parties moved pesteniay to break the case jam in the Commonwealth Supreme Court, —and filed legislation calling for the first amendment
to the Commonwealth
Constitution since its adoption in 1952. A mo-
tion introduced yesterday by the chairmen
\
eee ——_—_————
eommittees,
and co-signed by the+
floor
leaders
ties,
calls
island’s
of-the
for
highest
three
par-
segmenting court
the
into
divisions, by majority
three
of its mem-
bers will be considered “as the verdict of the Supreme Court.” The high court now has seven members, but the number of justices in the Commonwealth Supreme Court might be upped to nine if the proposed creation of three divisions is adopted. Believes
Senator
It Will Pass
Luis
chairman
of
Alfredo the
Colon,
Senate
Penal
Committee, last night voiced his belief that the proposed legislation would. be passed inthis ses-
sion
and
that
amendment dicts
by
the
constitutional
needed to permit ver-
court
sections
would
be
voted upon in the Noy. .8 general election. The Commonwealth. Constitution, as now worded, requires that
Supreme Court decisions be reached
by
Thus,
a
majority.
of
the
a constitutional
judges.
amendment
amendment
must
the people dum. But
in a special referenPopular Party floor
leader
majority of the three juswho will compose each
court. division. Ordinarily,
a
constitutional
submitted
Negron
Lopez
to
said
last night that the vote on a constitutional change may be
The
rate
referendum
is decided
jority vote.
of
the
by
the
electo-
by
a simple
persons
who
ma-
cast
a
packaged into the November elec-
The suggested increase in the number of Supreme Court justices is an outgrowth of recommenda-
tions, if three-fourths of the members of both legislative chambers approve.
March by the Commonwealth (See COURT, Page 20)
tions
made
to
the
legislature
last
By
HAROLD
J.
LIDIN
What would be Puerto Rico’s first new traffic law in 15 years is expected to reach’ the floor
of the Senate within a week, Sen. Luis Alfredo Colon said yesterday.
Colon, chairman
The proposed stands, includes
Mary Maryland
1)
A
motorist
who
-victory
last
land
présidential
Kennedy
$200 fine the caught and a
first six-
of the Senate
month jail term the second time.
Penal Committee, heads a team of lawmakers drafting the pill.
2.) A point system, on which
scoreboard
votes,
and
Baltimore, Kennedy
Andrew
J. Easter
of
disgust”
ference get under way unless Eisenhower would apologize for
cides
and
fight
drivers
money
for the
accounting
ma-
(See
the that
Soviet those
plane Union respon-
sible would be punished. per-
present
the _ ticket
licenses
for
under 18 years of present, the statuto-
is 18, subject to
TRAFFIC,
intelligence
flights over and promise
complaint
the
to
ry minimum
of
American
law, a separate complaint ,must be made if a citizen de-
if the Budget Bureau okays the
study in . the - House.
Representatives.
Page
Eisenhower refused to go beyond a statement that such
flights are
over
the
Soviet
Union
ended.
The Western leaders met twice during the day, waiting for Khrushchev
to
appear.
He
re-
fused to do so until, as he put it, the United States gave him satisfaction. Last-ditch efforts by the British, through a meeting
between
Foreign
Andrei
Gromyko
Lloyd,
‘failed
passe, Finally,
20)
(See
Ministers and
to
Selwyn
break
at
10:30.
SUMMIT,
the
im-
pm., Page
the
20)
‘Religion Bill’ Is Dead, But Author Will Fight On By
A.
W.
MALDONADO
The ‘‘religious is dead.
The
instruction
Commonwealth
bill’
House.
Representatives
voted
31-6,
controversial
No.
to “‘table’’ 84
which
would
of
yesterday,
Bill
authorize
one
hour a week-time-off from public gehools for religious instruction. Voting
lar
as
Party
in favor
a
block,
all
31
-representatives
of a motion
Popu-
voted
to table the
bill, and held their position despite repeated parliamentary moves by Jose Luis Feliu Pesquera, the
OPENS SOON—This is a view of ~ new North Ave. road paralleling the Condado
and
looking towards Inter-
section Five which will be open ts the public “within two months,” according to the Department of Public Works.
The new Stretch will run from Intersection Five ‘to Ro-
| berto Todd Ave. at Stop 17. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)
til 3 am. yesterday, rendered a report recommending that “the
House take no for the present “No
death The
action”
action whatsoever on this bill.” this
committee
testify
in
three
hours
a.m.
yesterday.
for
my
bill,” he said. “I still have some moves to make. I will continue talking in favor of the bill. My bill has more lives than Caryl Chessman,””
The
House
Education
tee, after considering
Commit-
the bill un-
means
heard
his
12 a.m. The
Feliu
bill
for
till §
report
was
submitted to-the House just before the start of yesterday’s séssion. The report stated’that in order for religious instruction to be authorized
on
public
happened.
battle is not over. “I will continue fighting
of
from
his
representa-
had
behalf
tive who was the bill’s author. Later, Feliu told the STAR that
Party
session
for the bill.
all the religions should come to This, the report
Independence
looked
with 3,691. got around 70. per _ cent of the Democratic votes.
Ame-
needed
Under
under
re-
Far i the rear were a couple of habitual office’ seekers, Lar Dalz of Chicago, who had 7,033
“ticket
persons age. At
far
46,457
A
the
fense. Colon thinks the system could be operative by Jaguary,
190,811
Morse
3.)
and
all three parties- represented on the committee. A similar bill is
support
Fr
Kennedy
chines. sonnel,
in court. 4.) No
the
With returns almost complete.
porting, the like this:
an
“complete
drivers are scored according to the severity of their traffic of-
it has
ahead of Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Oregon). He won going away,
places
Eisenhower’s
what
called President
of
said
in a Mary-
1,322 of 1,356 poliing
by
plaint.
a is
piling
jumped
spokeman
will face time he
primary,
quickly
typified
rican
system,” with the ticket doubling as an automatic com-
up more votes than anyone ever had ‘received before
Nikita S. Khrushchev. The Soviet Communist leader, in turn, accused the American President of having torpedoed the conference. Khrushchev had refused Monday to let the con-
to drive after his license has been suspended or cancelled,
(?) —
night,
sides,
The conference which
was over.. + of the long- | for the position of Soviet Premier
awaited 1960 summit meeting but a wave of bitterness on both
continues
Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass. achusetts) scored an easy, lopsided
threatening the peace of the world. never really started Nothing remained
law, as it now the following:
Kennedy Wins! By Landslide in Maryland 1
Soviet attitude last night and gave up their attempts to get started with a four-power summit conference on issues
Traffic Bill Headed For Senate Floor ls First Such Measure Here In 15 Years
is needed to allow verdicts by a He
mere tices
Luis
be
By WILLIAM L. RYAN (AP) ~The Western Big Three denounced the
PARIS
of the Senate Penal and. Civil Judiciary
The might
school
time,
on. the island an agreement, adds, has not
report also states that it be unconstitutional to allow
children
to
receive
religious
in-
struction at the expense of the governtment, Public school teachers
would be paid for, the time that
the childrea are in church receiv-
ing. the instruction.
Oliveras Will Review:—
Fotels Here Expect Record ‘Off-Season’ FREDERICK
confidently
HARMON
tourist
island's
this
top
area
re-
vealed attitudes of unbridled timism. The expected flow
opof
hotels
in
the
summer heels
ter
managers San
tourists
of
the
comes
island's
season
on
the
biggest
Win-
to date:
High
March
Occupancy
Juan
Juan
hotels
in
in
leading
March,
the
San
latest
reported, were 94.9 per month cent, up from 89.2 per cent in the like month a year ago. “Our occupancy rate is presently
about
dado
per
Hotel
terle,
that
cent,’
manager
“and
tain
the
90
we
Fred
Die-
to
through
main-
most
of
is
vice
president
Caribbean
Hotels,
which operates fhe governmentowned Hotel Barranquitas. Dieterle says the mountain hotel is expected to do ‘considerably beter’’ this Summer than last, when vccupancy rates ranged from 50 ver cent to 80 per cent. “We
the
get
wealthier
tourists
Civic
Club
She was the Club’s
President
elected yesterday at elections, held in the
Caribe Hilton Hotel. She succeeds Mrs. Violeta Biascoechea - de Rodriguez, who completed two year term of office.
The new engineer,
of
and
The
that
San ager
of
a
Canals
live
at
Civic
Club
Casals
several
Summer
Intercontinental
will
benefit
Intercontinental
rates tween
over
expects
15 per
20
per
months
a
year
Rates
Go
Down
Frank
of La
cent
Vidal,
and
‘‘be-
like
the
resident
Concha,
iP
For
example, sliced
its
its
the Dorado
modified
breakfast
and
to $38 for season.
a
from
double
un-|
plan dinner)
$60
in
Summer rates went into effect in most hetels either late in April or early in May. However, the Hilton does not offer Summer rates. Instead, the hotel guarantees that tourists will be able io get rooms under its minimum rates.
a
Supporters Status
of
(SOCS),
Commonwealth a political
Mr.
committee
1407
nental
voters
Puerto
Rico, will
general
meeting
has
members.
composed and
action
of
conti-
residents
hold at
the
of
its first Puerto
said
or
presi-
M.
Quintero
of
in
said. Castano, will
other
Quinte-
be
department,”
“utilized
in
as
of
ty.
OUT
month
old
THERE—Lilly, adolescent
15-
jaguar,
waves thanks for southern hospitality accorded her at Atlant’s Grant Park zoo. Lilly is a brideto-be for two potential husbandtype jaguars. But hubbies will have
to
wait
until
Lilly
a
year
comes
of
and
a
half
age.
(AP
Wirephoto.)
Rican Ateneo, morrow at 7:30
José
Trias
San p.m.
ing,
will
which
a
former
secretary
address
will
be
the
open
of
meet-
to
public.
Rey,
WEAR
on Ponce reported.
St.,
garbage
Hato
Rey,
cia
St.,
Hate
the
School trying
to
He
of
who
Lady
bus,
told
stop
pil when
the
Rey,
Our
was
of
ACAPULCO
FOR
them
to
said
he
of
the
pick
—
of
the
universi-
system.
was
supervising
chil-
up
were
754
Dr.
Ave;
Maria
for
observation.
pu-
into
Ismael of
held
Metropo-
the
truck.
Goyco
5,
a
was
at
eer CLOUDY
was
failed.
swerved parked
driv-
he
the brakes
Bonilla, |
St;
766
Helga
Ponce
de
de los Angeles de Leon 8, of 13
FORECAST:
Emergency. Registry Wednesday,
fas juan
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May
trepolitan
8
ioe
Piedras —
Sam Juan, Ponce
18
— -
|
Rice
and
the Virgin
Islands: tonight
Partly cloudy teday and with scattered showers,
easterly
winds
12
te
18
knots.
TEMPERATURES: High yesterday 88 at 11:15 a.m. Lew
Ba
69.
Statesides
Barrio Obrero
cloudy;
a
Boston, 64,
New
partly
York,
‘%7,. partly
anuan
cloudy; Washington,
81, cloudy;
Rio Piedras
Miami,
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60,
Colorado,
68,
cloudy;
Sam
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65,
cloudy.
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Antonio,
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Verde
DR. ANTONIO P. PEREZ 21
Sam
clear;
83,
Podriatrist - Chiropodist ||| professional. FOOT
pstrisutors: JOYERIA
that
Puerto
BEST.
THE
as
of-
Vela St., all of Hato Rey. Also and Mayaguez-— Partly cloudy injured was Dolores Marti, 35 with occasional brief showers teof 725 Jose Fernandez St., Hato ’ | day. and tonight.
THE TREND
HIM
already
cooperation
None of the sanitation workers. was hurt.
Mercedes
Tirado, 7, of 750 Ponce Ave., and James Velez,
LENSES.
FOR
has
personal
who
who.
Authorities said Miguel Santiago Gonzalez, 24, of 44 Fran-
Leon
NEW CONCEPT WITH A & O
THE
and
litan. Hospital and released with the exception of the Tirado girl
into a parked
All Night Pharmacy Fernandez Juncos 1304 Santurce Tel. 3-5169 j a oi eon Night Duty
FOLLOW
Benitez’
slammend
Echevarria,
HE ACAPULCO SUN GLASS presents
CALOBAR
he
cor-
dren on the bus. All were treated
Injured
A TOTALLY IN FRAMES
with
added,
his
well
said
“personally
reason why they continue. Benitez,
educational
to
Four Hato Rey school children
front
AS NEW AS TOMORROW
time
first eduea-
were injured yesterday when a school bus with defective brakes
ing
Monge,
Commonwealth
justice,
to-
had
his of
4 Hato Rey Children Hurt As School Bus Brakes Fail truck police
Juan,
‘other changes in Torthooming, Olinot
have
“at
Personality conflicts between previous secretaries of education and the heads of the university have been cited as a major weakness in the island's
ad-
said:
“T
HELLO
relations
:
veras é
during
had
he saw no should not
fered
Oliveras
peo-
be
Secretary
dial
Oliveras
ded. Asked what personnel are
the
on
post
to
secretary
always
as-
directive
additional
Rico as
has
is now
former
in
seemed
Puerto
will be,
proposal,
who
I
tion. Asked what his relations with the University of Puerto Rico and Chancellor Jaime Benitez
~Alfaro,
the
“then
in whathas been deone of the toughest jobs
work-day
Ri-
asked
education.
bring
home” scribed
the University of College of General . become assistant
leave,
the
has
to
ple.” Oliveras
loan
Puerto
he
secretary
some
9,
1
of
is considering
sick
SOCS Schedules 1st General Meeting
civil
as
continued,
will be able to determine if it is necessary to- make changes
also ‘said
that
construction
Angel
sistant
Beach
American
(including
Secretary
University
Oliveras Carlos
rise
rates
are
“possibly this week” to a Federal Housing Ad-
the
ro
is the reducthe Summer
maximum
changes
interview
secretary
ago.
months by the Tourism Department and the hotels themselves.
|.
new
an
director of Puerto Rico | Studies, to
in Summer tourism to more promotion in the states during those
Another attraction tion of rates during months.
The
Dr.
cent”’
the
any
Oliveras
manager | =
attributes
Oliveras
if
co.
occupancy
at the hotel to climb
ne-
to
considerably
capabili-
termine
ministration
the
good
different officials to different important
functions in the department.” “Once the evaluation is made,”
Council | approve
man-
says
supposedly
ties of the fulfill the
dent of the Superior Educational Council, he will convene the
groups
Sutherland
the.
first moves Dede-
in
_ business
Juan
of his
of the top officials of the partment of Education to
.
has
weeks
convention scheduled for September. Sutherland adds that the
St., Condado.
Women’s
Festival
one
Secretary of Education will to review the “capabilities”
cessary.
from a largé Western Auto dealers | 4
Ramon
police.
the
Pete
hotel
superintendent
Rican
Mrs.
Luchetti 800
sister
Braschi,
Puerto
and
Canals,
|.
study deeply the ‘administrative structure of the department or
W. MALDONADO Oliveras said yester-
that
as be
slower is the
from stateside convention is another factor.
president is the wife
Manuel
Torres
the traditionally months this year
been moved back to early June.
der
Mrs. Lillian Torres Braschi de Canals is the new president of the Women’s Civic Club of Puerto Rico.
Jose
fact
has
Mrs. Canals Elected
ef
Aiding Summer
of
Inc.,
day
the northwhich proI
vides most of the island's tourists. Cites Casals Festival
months.”
Dieterle
Condado
Con-
expect
average
Summer
says
By A. Candido
October are usual-
ly pleasant months in eastern U. S.—the area
Increased
Occupancy
rates
and
DepartmentPersonnel—
middle-
September
of
with
the
tourists
are
Summer.
Talks
and
class vacationers in the Summer,” explains one hotelman. However,
a
high influx of “off-season”
Winter,
record-
hotels
expecting
the
~
By The
in
18,1962
May Wednesday,
STAR —
JUAN
SAN
THE
2
|
UAN
3
STAR — Wednesday, May 18, 1960
Manuel A. Seaches Press Assn. Denounces Seizure Named To New Post Ot Newspaper By Castro Backers Of Ports Authority well as Diario de la Marina. had become evident that the Cas.
NEW YORK (AP)—The InterAmerican Press Assn. yesterday
denounced
By BOB BONE Rico Ports Authority announced Pan American Airways executive
ban
yesterManuel
new
post,
the
Sanchez dent
had
for
for restoration IAPA
Authority
for
been
said
superinten-
Bauzo,
bre
projects
to Rico.
ponsible rand Ports
for
He,
airports
like
in
is res-
executive director Authority.
some
the
the
Sanchez will make $12,000 and .
Bauzo
$8,400
tion of O. L. Sands as the authority’s chief of aviation With Sands’ resignation, and later that of his top aide, Frank Irrizary, all of the Division of Aviation’s responsibility —including International Airport's million
expansion
program—
fell on the shoulders Coordination
As
a technical
Sanchez’
the
principal
duties
coordination
sion
program
of
of
will be
the
expan-
presently
getting
underway. Sanchez is an aeronautical engineer. He will. make his headquarters
in the Ports
office
next
Authority
to
Isla
main
Grande
MANUEL
air-
The
SANCHEZ
office
will
remain
(AP)
appeals’ for
a Democratic demanded 4. vestigation
a
move
was
seen
some |
in
circles as the culminaan idea existing since
before
Sands’
resignation
Place
more
rectly Ports
in the front Authority.
airport
Amid
while
front,
been made, whelmingly
what
he.
incident
upon
which
the
called
summit
conference seems to have floundered.
Sem. Mike Mansfield (D-Mont) told the Senate it is up to’ Congress at this time to trace the
chain in
of
motion
undercut
of the of
the
command the
U-2
the
-which
set
flight.
‘which
deeprooted
desire
people United
and States
the
policies
for
don M. Johnson of Texas declared that the approach to the placing of responsibility must be
cooly
and
-Wants No “One mistake
ford to make
objectively. Splitting we cannot
right now,”
At
the
John-
ranks,” White
House,
without implies,
are recovered by their legitimate
ba.”
time
as
of Prensa
de-
Li-
the
quarter press, is
until free-
with
all
restored
in
that Cu-
val business in Puerto Rico?
poli-
forecast
Libre
as
control office
di-
of
a spokes-
man reported that telegrams and letters are purine in and that
a
mobilization
date
soon.
The
similated
to
be
alert
exercise
an-
and
mo-
be
car-
will
ried out by order of the Chief: of the National Guard Bureau, D.
C.,
to
determine
the: efficiency of communications, transportation, and ease
to
of movement
the
of troops in
of
the
time
of
National
Guard
emergency,
Cordero .said.
Home Of Alvin Mayne In Ocean Park Robbed Burglars
no
definite
After
tally has yet
bliean
with
officials,
leader,
State
Senate
Everett
De-
Repu-
'M.
Dirk-
sen of Illinois gave newsmen his assessment that “we’ye come out on the asset side of the ledger.” As
Dirksen
viewed
tion,
Eisenhower,
firm
stand
has
showed
the
by
against that
taking
a
intends
to
remain firm. - Taken
“Maybe
off
some
Off?
taken
of
Khrushchev leader
Edge
we’ve
those
is using,”
of
the
of
Economics
Planning
Board’s
and
Division
Statistics,
and
in
possession, Mrs. Mayne
police reported. reported that the
thieves broke the lock on a door at 2169 Del Valle St., Ocean Park, and took three cameras, a woman's wrist watch, a small radio, and a silverware set. She said it was the fourth time in five years that their home had been burglarized.
GA
BANK WITH THE BANK WHOSE BUSINESS IS PUERTO RICO At Banco Popular our business is helping you to build for the future, and helping to build
situa-
Khrushchev, he
broken _ into
got away with approximately $700
the messages overback up President
huddling
partment
have
the home of Alvin Mayne, director
the. edge
threats the
GOP
said.
the future of our community through thought-
METH an
unheard-of
TAL eT) a
low
BANCO POPULAR
price=
$150
,
With Passing Bad Checks PONCE
—
Judith
Figueroa
Char-
dén, 20, of 67 Baldorioty St., was charged with passing bad checks after
police
said
she
cashed
bogus
checks in .a local Supermarket several different occama
rhitz
FOR SPANISH
2-2573
on
DE PUERTO RICO
THIS PRICE INCLUDES SCIENTIFIC EYE EXAMINATION
No
Additional Charges Cy ae Taha ial)
SATISFACTION
-
ful, farsighted and dependable service.
ge
cf
Ponce Woman Charged af-
son cautioned, “is to weaken the free world by division within
our own
and
Prensa
a practice
at
Washington,
Eisenhower.
peace.”
Senate Democratic leader Lyn-
taken
paign this
such
Argentina
bre, as they have denounced the seizure of Diario de la Marina, and that they continue a cam-
‘they
until
to
the seizure
of
-}IAPA
Sanchezis a native of Caroli-
—
the Eisenhower Administration’s blunders regarding the spy plane
out
bilization
Airport tion of
united
senator yesterday congressional in-
of
ago,
of
“nounced
at
Airport.
Despite Ike's Backing WASHINGTON
Alaska
dom
Castro
toehis
its nounce
de
freely.
from
of the
or seized all Cuban
time
exercise
Solon Asks U-2 Probe new
tinue as honored members
news-
Fidel
opposed
seizure
carry
International
Duties
one
of that
that
Diaric
publish
Maj. Gen. Juan Cesar Cordero, U.S. National Guard Adjutant General for Puerto Rico, has announced the Guard will
Bauzo’s
of Bauzo.
advisor,
workers
and
can
IAPA recommends that 600-member publications
National-Guard To Stage Practice Mobilization
annually.
The reorganization seemed imminent following the ~ resigna-
$7
the
means
Libre
ftoler-
editorial -
la Marina, as well as other newspapers seized or shut down by the Castro government, will con-
H.
statement:
not
and
of freedom of the press in Cuba
Du-
of
.William
would
cies or critical of the increasing ;}communistic influence in his regime. “The IAPA denaunced the death
ge-
directly to Rafael
a
newspapers
Puer-
Sanchez
by
paper
neral supervisor of International Airport, recently was named administrator
in
has crushed
formerly
of its freedom.
President
government “Prensa
No Criticism “The confiscation of Prensa Li-
Pan American in - Miami. Reorganization Cited Federico
tro.
ate even the mildest criticism of its policies.
by
Cowles, publisher of the Spokane, Wash., Spokesman-Review,
adminis-
engineering
Libre
ed a “campaign without quarter”
said, marks the completion of a major reorganization in the Ports Authority’s air tration omrthe island.
Prensa
backers of Fidel Castro, and urg-
A. Sanchez, 40, has been named to a newly-created topdrawer position of consultant for aviation development. The
the seizure of the Cu-
newspaper
“The
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE
CORPORATION
GUARANTEED Ss
EASY CREDIT Mo laterest or Carrying Charges AREST LEE OPTICAL OFFIQE
@
SAN
JUAN.
PUERTO
RICO
atestival Casals JUNE
3 TO
22. 1960
&
on
‘The Puerto day that former
owners
THE SAN JUAN STAR— Wednesday, May 18, 1960 -
Waterfront By
HAROLD
An
election
tico’s
J.
LIDIN
between
arch-waterfront
Puerto
rivals, the
Seafarers International (SIU-AFL-CIO) and the
Brotherhood,
as slated Trucking
will
be
des St., San Juan. The decision to go ahead balloting
terday
by
was
announced
National
Labor
the Seafarers must stick with the SIU
decide to or switch
an
same board
their loyalty therhood.
Hoffa
bro-
Teamster
feel
three-year Seafarer Maritime is not a
yes-
Rela-
revealed dismissing
complaints of coercion and
crimination
that the Teamster
alleged Seafarer management dis-
at
Maritime.
The
to
Teamsters
the
reportedly
95
hopes at the waterfront trucking firm, where some 56 drivers
and
ing
a
as
a
blow
helpers
now
to
date
was
Teamster
represented
by
sations
at Maritime.
order
upheld
contention
a
that
the
contract contract
with bar,
fective
an
election
held
That pact, under which Maritime truck drivers earn 90 cents
campaign.
early
be
board
that Friday’s election date leaves them little time to wage an efCompton pointed out. that his office is obliged to hold the election within the 30 days follow-
The
seen with
time was
election The
organizational
a board
ruling April
27 that
hour
cents
and
an
their
hour,
trailer drivers
expires
this
month. According Maritime
to Gilberto accountant,
Rivera, conver-
have
proposed.
eents
been
wage
an
hour
across
Still unresolved demand
the
that the
crucial
held
on
increase
a
of
the
10
board.
is a Teamster NLRB
set aside
Valencia-Baxt
elec-
tion, where the Seafarers successfully repelled
in March a Teams-
ter effort to capture représentation of some 200 workers at the San Juan trucking firm. The results of the Valencia-
Baxt balloting have been impugned by the Hoffa charges the SIU of the voters.
union, which with coercion
Lifer Testifies s
s.
oe
In Murder Trial NEW
YORK
Cruz, 28, sentenced
(AP)
—
John
who last week was to life imprisonment
for a killing resulting from street gang violence, is testifying the first degree murder trial
Miguel Castro. Castro alleged
member
gang
Sportsmen,
called
the
of
in of
a is
charged with the fatal stabbing of Julio Rosario, a member of the Forsyth gang. Cruz
fatal 16,
was
sentenced
shooting last
of
for
Theresa
the
Gee,
August.
Cruz testified Monday he had engaged in a fight with Castro and
that
Castro
declared
would come back and me, too.”
and
“he
kill Julio
Order Of World Wars
To Hold Banquet Friday The Puerto Rico Chapter of the Order of the World Wars will
celebrate
with
a
7:30
at
Armed
banquet La
Concha
Maj.. Gen.
Forces
Friday
night
Day
at
hotel.
Winston
P.
Wilson,
U. S. Air Force, will be the guest speaker,
and Capt.
Adolfo
de Hos-
tos, first commander of the Puerto Rico cate in 1933, will be the guest of honor. Armed Forces Day is heing
Wherever you go, whenever you go, you'll find a convenient
Shell station and a friendly Shell dealer ready to serve you. Around the block, around the island, around the world,
AMAL00 i
you can depend on convenient, courteous, Shell service, quality Shell products. for your car. Shell Service Stations are convenient.
sey
re
sy ob
ak
MIO
SUPERSHELL win GEES
>A
1 CLIN IEP Hc I
OM Cin
Cars love
DRY
Svea
Se
BAS
NE
Ae
eaIY
a one aw
Ata Tans Paes ED Lee rie)
eee
vy
celebrated
CR!
the
held
Friday, at the Maritime Company, Inc, 104 Val-
tions Board Regional Director Raymond Compton, who at the
iY
ters
Union Teams-
Loyalty Vote Set
Saturday.
_ THE SAN JUAN STAR— Wednesday, May 18, 1960
Photo: Schombrunn
B eside the Puerto Rican sea he loves so much, Maestro Casals commences
and ends his day with his beloved cello. He works day after dayto give us the very best of his art and genius. We are fortunate to be able to listen Casals and the many great musical figures of our times who each year participate in the Festival Casals, giving us
the finest of their talent.
The Festival Casals will be held this year
at the Theatre of the University of Puerto Rico,
June 8 to June 22.
The concert orchestra of 62 master
musicians will be conducted by Pablo Casals, Alexander Schneider and Juan José Castro. The impressive list of soloists includes such famous names as Claudio Arrau, pianist; Andrés Segovia, guitar; Nieanor Zabaleta, harp; Puerto Rican sopranos Graciela Rivera and Maria Esther Robles;
and the University of Maryland Chapel Choir. GET
YOUR
ADMISSION
TICKETS
NOW
AT:
Festival Casals Box Office, 1st Floor, Fomento Building, Stop 22, Santurce
TELEPHONE:
Balcony, $4.50,
38-4762 and 3-4768
$3.50,
$8. . Orchestrat . ‘$5.50,
$4.50,
$3.50
—
THE
2
SAN
Governor Appoints C Of C Conducts
Carrero Ading Head Telephone Survey
Of Planning Board Telesforo
Carrero,
a
by
Gov.
vey designed to find out how its members feel about the is-
member
of the Puerto Rico Board for 17 years, appointed
The Chamber of Commerce of Puerto Rico is conducting a sur-
Planning has been Luis
land’s telephone service. President Ricardo Freiria
Munoz
the
chamber’s
board
said
of
direc-
JUAN
STAR
— Wednesday,
Stock Market Advances In Very Active Trading By
JOHN
Volume
MCKEE
NEW market
YORK (AP)—The stock advanced in very active
trading
yesterday.
The
rally
body. Carrero replaces Candido Oliveras, recently appointed secretary of Education. Carrero, one-time director of urban planning and a perma-
bers to pinpoint in a questionnaire “‘the greatest deficiencies”
on a broad front. Some taking left prices slightly their best for the day.
of the service. He also said the agreed to receive
Postal Clerk Chief
nent member of the board since 1956, is a graduate in civil en-
public.
Marin
as
acting
president
of
tors has decided to ask the mem-
the
gineering
culture
of the
and
College
and
Arts
of
NEW
Mayaguez and of city planning at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Jy Sep Nov
World closed
sugar
futures
No.
general
FUTURES
YORK
(AP)
—
Coming For Talks The
Coffee
profit below
president
Postal
Clerks
of
the
National
is
expected
Union
at 38.00A. Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons 3S at 36.50-36.75A 35.75A.
Santos
“B”
No. 6 closed unhigher. High Low Close 5.85 5.80 5.82 5.94 5.91 5.94 5.97 5.95 5.96-97
the
was
in San Juan tonight to confer with local union members and San Juan postal officials on clerk complaints here.
spot
SUGAR FUTURES NEW YORK (AP)—Domestic sugar futures changed to 3
from
COFFEE
of Agri-
Mechanical
opinions
board has suggestions
No.
4 ex-door
futures
higher.
Sales
May Jly Sep Dee 4 Mar May
and
closed 52
closed
5S
35.50-
John W. MacKay, national president, will discuss seniority rights,
10
to
alleged appointments freezes, and a new federal efficiency check on
34
contracts.
High
Low
Close
employes
38.80 37.00 35.79 34.79 34.05 33.50
38.10 36.75 35.55 34.60 33.96 33.40
38.20 36.94 35.79 34.79N 34.05N 33.50N
F. Varela. Local union
with
44.90
45.00 42.75
4495 42.70
Close
4498N/30 42.81N|20
Changes
INDUS RRS
4225 4160
621.63 140.98
42.19 4150
42.19N/15 41.60 |63
Up 4.24 Up 1.56
UTILS STKS
89.12 204.72
Off 0.29 Up 1.09
CE OF PUBLIC HEARING will hold a public hearing on June 1, 1960, at 10:00 at its General
Office
Building,
in Ponce
de
Leén Avenue, Stop 16 1.2, Santurce, Puerto Rico, on its budget of revenues and expenses for the ensuing fiscal year.
Bondholders
of the Authority,
electric
energy Consumers or any other interested party may
appear in person or through a duly authorized agent or representative, and submit any objections or pertinent suggestions
in connection
with
said budget.
Information on the budget is available to interested
parties at the General Office of the Authority.
S. L. DESCARTES Executive
Director
_
dealings.
Co
172% 57%
3258
+%
Nat
60
-—1'%
9214
—%
Nat Dairy Nat Dis
52 2912
ey +My
Nat
Cash
Gyps
,
+3 +1
57
Unch
Nat Lead N. Y. Cent
97% 2332
+4 +4
+h
Nor Pac.
40%
11%
—-%
Nwst
Airl
19%
be
—% +%
Ohio Oil Olin Mathi
31% 4536
whAg +g
513%
+1%
Pace
61%
wb lg
Armour
31%
—%
Assoc D G
63%
—i,
Pac Ltg Pan A Air
41% 11%
—% Unch
Atl Refin
32%
—V%
32%
+114
Param Pa RR
441% 13%
—13g +
Balt
&
Oh
G
&
Bendix Av
66%
+26
Pepsi
Beth
45%,
+5
Pfizer
+24
Phelps
Steel Air
284
48
Unch
Borg War Burroughs Case (J. 1.) Celanese
38% 351% 11% 24%
+1 =5% Unch “+H
Cer de Pas
31
+M%
Ches & Oh Chrysler
60% 47%
—-1% —%
Cities
El
Pict
Cola D
Phillies Pet Pure Oil Quaker O RCA
.
Sv
4014
-1%
Raytheon Repub Stl Reyn Met Reyn Tob StReg Pap
Cola
554%
+1
Colg Palm Comw Ed Con Edis
35 57% 62
-i, +i% —-%4
Sears
Cont
Oil
43%,
-%
Corn
Pd
5234
Crane Co Crn Zell
Curt Wr | Distill, Corp
Coca
Authority
quiet
Anaconda
Borden
NOTI
A.M.,
Ltd
Aluminum
Boeing
RICO
in
Motorola Nat Bis
87% 53
Closing
higher
oe
Tel Tel Tob
3.34 |Sep 3.38B | Dec.
Resources
497% 30%
Am Am
3.32 3.36
Water
Allied Chem Allies Chal
26%
—
shares
Market Quotations—
49
3.34 3.38
Rico
$55.46,
Smelt
45.85
Puerto
at
Sugar
44.90
The
cents
Am
45.85
PUERTO
21
Am
NEW YORK (AP) | Dow Jones averages:
1,110,000
va-
mostly
gained
= %
JONES
of
quoted
index
56%
DOW
volume
the
compared to i Aan oe traded Monday. Corporate bonds closed mixed but U.S. government bonds were
Cyan
44.90
OF
a
Am
afternoon.
45.85
COMMONWEALTH
well.
—i% +M%
3.19B | Jly
,
did
18% 372
3.18
Mar May
also
that
Of a total of 1,237 issues traded, 507 advanced, 520 declined and 210 were unchanged. Standard and Poor’s 500 stock
Airlines Can
3.19
6.05
rails
Am Am
May Jly
spot
and
fuels—made sharp gains, reflecting the international tension. Advances among these stocks ranged up to $9 a share. Steels, motors, chemical and
—1%
Oct.
Raw sugar Bid—Bid.
issue s—airelectronics
58%
3.12 |higher. 3.18B | May
29
missiles,
AmeradaPet
3.10 3.17
to
crafts,
headed
3.12 3.19
dly Sep
11
traded Monday. Defense-related
shares
members,
Close
closed
lue of all stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange rose about $1.2 billion. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose $1.30 to $214.20. The Dow Jones industrials were up $4.24.to $621.63. American Stocks ‘ Exchange prices were mostly higher on
3,530,000
Alumin
Low
futures
indicating
with
Manuel
by President George Castro, will also attend the meeting slated for
tomorrow
rose to 4,080,000 shares
compared
Postmaster
2 to 6 higher. High
“M”
May 18, 1960
Doug
Air
Dow Che .du Pont East
Air
Unch
42% 28% 451,
— 38 + abd
7614
wh
45 63% 60% 63% 385
+2 —V% Unch +58 -~%
50%
Unch
13%
Shell Tran
20%
--%
Sinclair
37
+g
+M%
Socony Mobil So Cal Ed
36 57%,
—% —V%
49 46%
ae +M%,
Southn
2012 295%
+13 “Us
Co
44%,
We
Sou Pac Sperry Rd Std Brand
19% 2348 41%
+N ohM, — ig
St
31%
+1%
90% 215%
Unch +5
4056
a.
St Oil Ind | St Oil (NJ)
36 405%
hyip — 3
St Oil
Oh
46%
—%
Stud Pack Texaco
11% 66%
+My -2
—“%
118% 43 10% 45%, 8856
+% +144 +5 +1g —i%
Gen
Mills
245%
—iN%
Gen
Motors
4556
+h
Gen
Tel
84
+3
Ga
Pac
575
+%
Getty Oil Gillette
125¢ 7
+l +1%
Goodrich Goodyear
TVs 38%
—% +%
38%
—-%
Gulf Oil Inge Rand Int Bus M Int Harv Int Nick Int Paper
29 8144 461 445%, 108% 10032
—M% + Vy —-1% +Y% +1 +%
Int Tel & Tel
42%
—-%
Co
47%
325%
273%,
&
-V 5
Shell . Oil
East Ko Food Mach Ford Gen Dynam Gen Elee
Grace
Roeb
44% 27%
Cal
Thom R W
634%
+1%
Tidewat Oil Twent Gen Tran W Airs Un Carbide Unit Airc Unit Fruit US Indust
18% 37% 14% 135 3714 21% 105¢
— 3% 1% +58 +2 1 ~My bg
US
Lines
2714
1
US
Rub
56%
+58
US US
Smelt Steel
31% 82
+56 +2%
Warner Bs Pics
42
tg
West Uni Westg Ele Woolwth
4414 547% 67%
— le —M% +56
Zenith
101
Yng Sh & T
105%
+1% —M%
Jones & L
68
Kaiser AL Kennecott Libby Owens
4732 784, 54
+% +% —%
Ligg & My
79.
—M
Lockh Air MGM Lone S Ce
2256 25% 25%
+ 5@ “% +%
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Lorillard
3556
—%
495
-1%
Com,
4514
+1”
‘| Marshall Fid Martin
May
D
St
+1%
Oil
45%
—-%
Merck
88%
+24
Mpl Hon Morsan Ch Mont Ward
170% 41% 464
+U% +% —ih
Market Total
Tone
Higher
Sales
4,080,000
Of Special Interest Central Chase
Aguirre
215%
Manhattan
Oil Ref.
Co.
5856
37/16
Fajardo East. Sugar
59%
39)16
18%
Fajardo East. Sugar pf. 2744 28 First Natl. City Bank 7756 78%
Maule
Industries
Pueblo Supermarkets P. R. Telephone So. P. R. Sugar
1% 145% 3844. 15%
15%
a
6
7
Committee Is ChosenTo Study Fighting Federal Reductions UPR Liberal Arts College Plan
PR. Team At TB Assembly
urge Congress not to cut Puerto Rico’s TB funds. Before leaving
A three-man team from Puerto
Rico is attending the National Tuberculosis Asociation’s annual
for Los
assembly in Los Angeles fighting he a
reduction in
the
island’s
federal
funds
anti-tuberculosis
“hoped
that
for
Angeles
instead
to
propriation,
cam-
last week,
be
able
to
of cutting
it,
By
he said
insist
of
the. ap-
should
creased.” consists of Dr. David} To be discussed at the assembly is the Arden House report on E. Garcia, president of the local Also, Philippine Anti-tuberculosis Association, Dr. tuberculosis. Fernando Padré, chief of the Ambassador to the U. S., Gen. Tuberculosis Bureau of the Depart- Carlos Romulo, is scheduled to ment of Health, and Dr. José E. speak on the necessity of greater Sifontes, a TB Researcher for the cooperation between nations for the control of TB. U. §. Public Health Service. The federal government is cut-
its
appropriation
for every
state’s anti-TB campaigns due to the sharp reduction in TB cases in the U. S. Garcia has maintained, however, that Puerto Rico’s appropriation should not be cut because TB is still a serious pro-
blem here. Garcia has
sociation
sent
letters
the national
asking
as-
them
to
Puerto Rico's Office
in D.C. 15 Years Old STAR
Washington
Bureau
WASHINGTON—The Washington Office of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico celebrated its 15th anniversary last’ week. The
office,
presently
House Group Urges
Tightening Of Beach Concession Control The
of
the
. The House
last
Association
The Senate also agreed to study
Melendez
*
*
to “specifi-
pu-
Rep. Herminio Concepcion de Gracia, committee chairman, said his co te found no evidence of racial, ethnic, or religious pre-
judice in the use of beaches conceded to hotels. He added that such prejudice is specifically prohibited in contracts granted the hotels by the government.
His
commitiee’s
report
stres-|-
sed that the public works secretary
should
supervise
“to guarantee” nation. Concepcion
the
against said
hotels
discrimi-
there
is
no
such supervision now.
There's a special knack to
- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NEW YORK FREIGHT FORWARDER REQUIRES LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE ON PERMANENT BASIS TO SOLICIT ACCOUNTS Reply San Juan Star Bex “J”
Financing
handling
immediate-
ly available to businesses with
a record
qualify
which
them
for
will
public
offering. Phone or Write
CARIBE
HILTON Room
the wide variety of goods that.are
e mainland and Puerto Rico. Bagged shipped between goods, machinery, cartons... all require different treatment. Alcoa, with over forty years experience in handling Caribbean shipments, knows the right methods, and has the right
facilities, to handle each shipment with the specialized care it deserves. That’s why many businessmen insisf that their valuable shipments be sent “Via Alcoa.”
421
CORPORATION
SALES
ALCOA
OFFICE
STEAMSHIP
COMPANY,
INC.
The dependable service fo Puerto Rico over the years
Rivera Avenue cor. University Avenue Our
Park
New
1-3365
—
Rio
Telephone
OFFICES
Piedras
Numbers
1-336]
are
that
IN
SAN
JUAN,
MAYAGUEZ
the
basic difference between his proposed association and the Academic Senate would be that the latter is an organization “created by the Universtiy administration and whose decisions are subject to the approval of the administration,” while the association would be “entirely independent.” Benitez appointed the following committee to look into the proposed liberal arts school: Eloy Cintron Medina, Juan Daniel Curet, Domingo Marrero, Ruben del Rosario, and Alfredo Nazario. He also appointed the Dean of Studies as an ex-officio member.
cessions: resulting in an “unrea-
of the
sup-
Independent
explained
public
sonable restriction of the blic’s access to beaches.”
Ramos
seeking
port.
the
eally require” the secretary of public works to “revoke” con-
of Puerto
Hyde
Ernesto week
rendered
Chiquita
should be amended
‘Rico will be held startingat 8 p.m. Friday at the United Evangelical Church, 608 Alianza St., Stop 22%, Santurce. Assistant Commonwealth Secretary of Education, Dr. Demetrio Cartagena, will be the main speaker. The Interdenominational Chorus will sign hymns.
Munoz
Re-
House
Law No. 38 authorizing these concessions, the report continued,
Evangelical Seminary To Hold Graduations
~
favored
the
Antonini
rism on the island. Amendment Asked
news
DUROTEX
meeting
of
at
concessions have been made to hotels in order to stimulate tou-
bulletin, “A Puerto Rico, Exclusivo de Washington.”
Semihary
the Senate proposal.
members present
points out, however, that beach
of official Commonwealth publications as well as publishing a
Evangelical
preference,
The report states that the Mar
from congressembassies, and
ceremonies
of
a
administration
Chiquita Beach or any other beach area cannot be sold. It
scholastics and civic groups. The office distributed 35,500 copies
Graduation
committee
sale of the Mar beach in Manati.
govern-
language
Benitez
his
a report based on a study made by the committee into the alleged
governmental information on the
Spanish
Jaime
of
public from beach areas.”
During the year ending June 30, 1959, the office processed 3,543 requests for economie and
special
Sports
House
pressed
University
ing in restriction of the general
ment and the Commonwealth,
Commonwealth men, foreign
and
the
Rico
the
be authcrized to “revoke” concessions made to hotels result-
headed
Federal
of
Puerto
MALDONADO of
the possibility of making the of fusing the-Colleges of Humanities, Social Science, Natural first two years of ROTC training Science and General Studies into at the University voluntary. There have been student demonstraone College of Liberal Arts. The appointment Monday fol- tions against thé current manda. lowed a request by the UPR tory training. Meanwhile, a group of young Academic Senate that the fusion of the Colleges be studied further instructors is~ proceeding with before any decision is made. plans to form an Association of This matter was discussed in a University Teachers. Arturo Melendez, of the School of General Senate meeting last week. It was reported that most of Studies, and one of the organizers, the faculty representatives at said yesterday that over 250 that meeting who spoke on the faculty members “have expresproposed liberal arts college op- sed interest in the Association.” Melendez said he and other posed it. Although Benitez has not ex- organizers have met with Speaker
presentatives has recommended that the secretary of public works
by Pedro A. Gonzalez, handles liaison between the executive branch
Recreation
Committee
W.
appointed a five-man comin- has mittee to study the possibility
be
paign. The team
ting
A.
Chancellor
AND
PONCE
t
8
THE SAN JUAN STAR
— Wednesday, May 18, 1960
Here And There
10th Birthday Celebration By Betty Knorr za it tenth anniver rday at an impres funcheon ceremony in San Geronimo Room
Hotel
Caribe
Angelica
F.
gant
chiffon Milan
in
shades
of
many
pink-
of the ladies and
a few gentlemen were out for special honors.
S
Valldejuli,
beige g beige
at which
Hilton.
de
flowers
i burnt-orange and _ white, ; presided at the gala luncheon
ele-
with
straw brim-
Diplomas
of
signaled
Honor
Mrs. Julita Arce de Franklin, founder of the. Puerto Rican branch of the United Women of the Americas (UWA), whose husband is the publisher of ALMA LATINA, and Mrs. Carmen Reyes Padro de Salas, women’s editor of EL MUNDO, were
awarded
special
diplomas
of ho-
nor at the ceremony. They were cited for their particular interest, devotion and enthusiasm in
«<
promoting cultural interests through their respective mediums in the field of tion throughout
interior decorathe island.
There were flowers in profusion throughout the room. The head table, decorated with gold ,and purple satin streamers, the club’s colors, was centered with magnificent
centerpieces
\vendar orchids , Wrought iron pink
of
ANNIVERSARY CAKE—Mrs. Angélica F. birthday cake for the Interior Decoration
de Valldejuli lights the candles of the Club of Puerto Rico’s 10th anniversary
at their gala luncheon Saturday in the San Gerénimo Room of the Hotel Caribe Hilton. From left to right are Mrs. Maria Esther Davila, a founder, Mrs. Maria Eugenia M. de Purcell, six-times past president, Mrs. Valldejuli, president, and Mrs. Eloi-
na Rodriguez de Umpierre, a founder.
(STAR
photos by Betty Knorr.)
la-|
and pink azaleas. candelabra held
candles. At
The
Head
Table
At the head table besides Mrs. Valldejuli. who is also the direc-
USE
our
ing
experience.
m party
home .cater- § Nog
too small or too big... We cater the JETS
Ge
cater
your
GUESTS
;tor of Puerto Rico’s School of | Interior Decoration, were six‘times past president, Mrs. Ma|ria Eugenia M. de Purcell, stunning in a white jersey tricot out-
fit and
wearing
{red Milan crown
an
straw
was
off-shade
cartwheel,
made
of
of
whose
varying
rose
and red shades of organza flowers; Mrs. Georgina C. de Laguna, vice-president of the who gave the invocation
club, and
closing announcement; and Mrs. Olga Cuevas de Quifiones, president
of
the
Club
ribe chapter Professional
| Puerto
Tel.
- San
HYDE
6-2198
Juan
PARK
—
Rio
Piedras
Every WEDNESDAY
Comandante PUERTO
RICO'S
PRIDE
for Saturday’s
of
of ce-
program.
Dr. Jose Ramon Oliver and his wife and daughter, Edna, Mrs. Franklin and Maria Esther
|fita
LADIES FREE
Club
mistress
de
Mrs. Salas, Davila, Mrs.
Taboa,
Miss
Maria
Mrs. Jose-
Tere-
| sa Pico, president of the UMA’s; , Mrs. Anita P. de Vergne, Mrs.
Eneida Santana,
Miranda, Mrs. Mrs. Maria B.
Isaura de Bo-
,tras, interior decorators Ricardo | Parra
and
Sixto
Febus,
Mrs.
Vi-
) cky C. Deliz, Mrs. Zaida Castro, | and Miss Ann Carney, talented ' young singer, who entertained
WATCH
PIMPLES
SPECIAL DIPLOMAS OF MERIT—Mrs. Julita Arce de Franklin and Mrs. Carmen Reyes Padré de Salas, who left before the above photo was taken, were signaled out for the highest honors at the anniversary celebration of.the Interior Decoration Club Saturday. Above left to right are Mrs. Purcell, Dr. José Ramén Oliver, Mrs. Valldejuli, Mrs. Franklin and Mrs. Olga Cuevas de Quifiones. the
group,
head
were
others
at
the
table.
Another group, including Mrs. Validejuli, Mrs. Purcell, Mrs. Maria Esther Davila, Dofia Dolores T. Martin, mother of Mrs. Purcell and Mrs. Eloina Rodriguez, were awarded special certificates for their work with the club as founders 10 years ago. Mrs. ' Maria Cristina Sanchez. and Mrs. Anita P. Vergne were lauded for their work and cer-
tificates of merit Laguna,
Mrs.
went
to Mrs.
Maria
Cristina
Mendez, Mrs. Maria T. de Jackson, from Ponce, and to Mrs.
yeu
have fun! A touch of the stick mokes even
POST TIME Recing
All
IS 3 P.M. Yeor
Around
Wednesdoys,
Frideys,
Sundeys
Holidoys
end
the poorest complexion look cleer oguin instantly! Doctor’s combinetion of medicated ingredients heols as it hides . . . blends invisibly with your skin. Try it tedey!
SUL
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Blem-Stick Medicated
Miracle Blemish Stick
At your favorite Drug Store.
de, tind tin tdi tndk Sot
Covers up large pores, wrinkle fines, sears, freckles! Pimples, blackheads disappear while
quintet
honored,
of
Montijo,
Sixto
tez
Angel
Ricardo
Gautier Martin
For THAT
were
te dh ti
A
thin
ie
Open i lbdh
dnd
Gifts
for
Graduation
the
—
ddd
or Party Dress
dh Ain dint
tn
3—6x—7— 14 5s—15 6—20 Hats, gloves, bags, ond jewelry.
graducte,
9 a.m, fo 12:30 —
tnd
also
a
to the
Missy Accessories to match
Beni-
awarded certificates of honor and appreciation from the club. nd
Children Junior
a
Israel
Febus,
Rosendo
and
while
gentlemen,
Parra,
sr+Oese
come
dh
PAE
Heals and Hides Acne pimples!
Ld dn dd, dial
ey
eee
specifically
A
ete
Laura V. Quifiones and Mrs.{ Maria Rufina Gonzalez, the latver two for their work particularly in instructing in interior decoration in public housing units. . Mrs. Maria Blasco de Borras, who helped the group through her classes in Parliamentary Procedures was another to be
Tove
9-0300 BIRD
and
prettily
wrapped:
2 p.m._to 6 p.m. RO
ee
a
ee
ee
a
ing
this,
the 10th
anniversary,
celebration possible. Certificates of honor
votion to
and
cooperation
Mesdames
Vicky
sefita Taboas,
Olga
for
de-
went
Deliz,
Jo-
de la Rosa,
Lilian Carrillo, Isaura Santana, Olga Cuevas de Quifiones, who.
also
headed
arranging
the for
committee the
for
anniversary
celebration, Cecilia de Infanzon, Felisa Castro, Carmen Pavia, Eneida F. de Miranda, Maria Martorell; Olga McManus, Carmina Nevarez, Maria P. de Vaz-
quez
and
Dora
S.
de
Prado, the latter two were unable to attend fair. / Oliver
was
noon’s
guest
speaker
Anne
Carney,
Set. Al Dey iy ee
A certificate for Mrs. Margarita de Cardona’s work in window display and decoration was another award and Mrs. Delia de Fornaris, Anita Huyke, Edelisse Suria and Cecilia de Infanzon were given special mention for their help in mak-
sveewwoeon
Tel. ;
Airport
Ca-
and
Women’s
Rico
| remonies International
Hijas
ese
RESTAURANTS
del
of the Business
Dr.
the Sang.
piano
by $
Lopez women the af-
the
after-
and
accompanied
Hector
Deliz,
Miss at
Jr.,
§
= ART ers U.rad e
‘bai SALT I {SOP
bbhibbbihihhbbbbibbbish ii
waxacaag
§—“By- Carroll
Righter
« SNERAL _TENDENCIES: A «ay when you have every chance to make longrange plans and to
ping,
ments
and
ties that
with all kinds cultural
money
Unite
with
the
most for
as
persons
you
can
19)
give
P.M.
artistic
add
touches
married couples (all of us middle-aged) play poker together. This club was formed 10 vears ago.
A. D. Z.
the hunk of ice. The
DEAR A. D. Z.: A poker player must show his hand if he wants to win the pot —you should ex-
be returned. If the girl gets stubborn about it the fellow can resort to legal action.
cuse
It is an unwritten law that when the fellow cracks the en-
to surround-
(April
fine
day
sure to who can
contact those aasist you to
Last candy
and
be
at your
hard.
EXPAND. CHILD TODAY
can work
out
There is fame and
chart,
socially
dynamic
your him,
best.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Your future prosperity and pre-
intelligent
best
night
is
secretive.
then
favorite
fine
for
sports
Also,
To-
relaxing
or
social
you
of
do to
not
neglect
work
with
outlets and you will go
(June 22 find new
as
tion,
systems today if after them enthu-
people,
as
P.M. study
LEO
many
tracts,
as
result
innovation
|-
much
DO
myself and 117 pounds.
lost some dignity scale in front of
Good Will Tour |
this
can be made or
‘‘How
eating usual)
ounce.”
Would I have getting on the
for
in
fine
Saturday I was between hands (as
ed home I weighed found I was exactly
teach
greatest
some
jealous
proved her wrong. When we reach-
as
and of
is
“T’m calling your bluff. Get on!” I was terribly embarrassed that she would make such a scene and refused. My husband said I should have getten on the scale and
truth.
hands
the _—
fat)
ulfra-modern
Yacht Benefit Plans Revealed
you
literature,
(July 22 to Aug. 21) You
express
and
precisely
gible
proof
VIRGO
yourself
of
deep
(Aug.
22
it!
Sept.
Chapel Lourdes,
22)
The
Be sure you get in touch with partners now, since they are in the mood te cooperate with you
of
Our
Lady
others
and
your
scheduled
for
Fri-
day, May 27, at 8 p.m. A limited number of
affair
200
invi-
is
Delia @.
de Arnslde
appreciably. Be your most charming self and watch the fine
(Nov.
22
to
Dec. 21) Genfility and courtesy|}
toward
loved
ones
:
now
:
will
in-
crease harmony in that important
ce oe “Par tenn lightly under own root Have |} a charming evening . CAPRICORN
20)
Much
(Mec.
8
we cin,
activity is fine
now.
MIAMI DRAPERY ; Santuree
Tel, 3-2111
have
most
>
7 < 4q
is afraid to deliver
to
the
house.
the
Whenever
we
complain to the owners they say “Prince is very gentle. The children must have teased him.” At night the dog howls and barks. :During the day he runs all over my tulips and iris. What can I do about this beast?—-S.S:S. DEAR S.S.S.: In most cities it’s against the law for dogs to be
running
loose.
ice department the
If
dog
are
tell them
te
and
abide
by
be
out if a
leash.
the
give them
a chance
the
xk
law,
regulations. law ok
ANN of
om
pel-
breaking
they ignore the report them.
DEAR
the
and find
should
they
Call
after
oe
LANDERS:
us
If
that,
gals
were
A
discus-
just received
modern
finishing
and_
unit.
continue
a HOUR
your
efficient
ef
a
HER
ly
fellow
who
but many
comfortable
SERVICE. ..no extra
then
want
it.
will be glad to your problems.
to
her
in
care
of
this newspaper enclosing a stamp-
ed,
self-addressed
envelope.
| Weekly Calendar WEDNESDAY, May 17 — A tribute will be given to Mrs. El-
mire Bonnet de Diaz, San Juan Mother of the Year. The affair will take place at the Medical
sociation
Building
at
As-
8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, May 18— Luncheon meeting and election of officers for the Navy Officers’
Wives Club at the Navy Officers’ Club of the San Juan Naval Base at
12:30
p.m.
THURSDAY, May 19 — Installation of new officers for Hadassah,
Puerte
Rice
Chapter,
at
a luncheon meting in the Swiss Chalet at 12:30 p.m. THURSDAY, May 18— Open-
pens
ing night
to
the
ring.
It
seems
to
of “En
el Principie
La
as
sort
of
a
“payment”
at 8:30 p.m. The
play is the fifth
NEWS! At your requesf, El Barranquitas Hotel will again serve its famous Buffet
and
gran
Lechonada
no
charge
FREDDIE THON Carpenter Road, 6-6030
every
Sunday from 12: 30 to 3:30 P.M.
Take the family and enjoy a real Puerto Rican meal with all the
trimmings for only $3.50 including trip. information
calf
shirt : Mia
tm».
CLEANERS Hate
Rey i
® s
charge.
SERVICE...
Tel.
about
Ann Landers help you with
Send
didn’t
girls feel perfect-
Extra-Rapid
1 HOUR
567
ring should
San Juan 3-0010 or Barranquitas 62.
the world’s
money.
extra
has
cuddle
gagement, the girl keeps the ring. It never made sense to me that a girl would want the ring
If, in your opinion the shirts are not the best prepared in any professional jJaundry in Puerto Rico, we will cheerfully refund
she
toe
sing broken engagements during coffee break. There were a variety of opinions as to what hap-
For further
SANITONE DRY CLEANING
PUUVUUVY
1863 Loiza St.
We
mailman mail
and The
Mrs. ‘Delia Quifiones de Arnaldo Meyners will preside on the
FOR 25¢
results.
SAGITTARIUS
dren in the neighborhood nipped my small son twice.
Meyners
SPECIAL SHIRTS LAUNDERED
own
neighbor
engagement,
to
of
to offer. Evening is then fine buted for the party on the 138 of the Business and Professional for going ott socially with foot yacht that is expected to arWomen Federation’s good will tour rive in San Juan this week from closest of kin, closest friends. to promote better relations . and Brazil. The yacht has a crew of LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) understanding between North and Now you are able to impress 8 Latin Americans. Mrs. Santiago, who has been higher-ups with your efficiency Among the committee members visiting her residences in Argenand ability to carry on wisely are the Misses Mary Bowden, with regular tasks of daily liv- tina, Brazil and Venezuela, will Helen Krauss and Wanda Cleims, ing. P.M. take the treatments be back in San Juan on time to of two Florida chapters of the officiate as hostess at the party. _that will improve your health. federation. The group will leave SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) on May 27. They will visit VeneThough you may feel somewhat S, 1776, at the College of William zuela, Cesta Rica, Honduras, Nidepressed, this is the day to and Mary was the first fraternity caragua, El Salvader, Panama and Colombia. dress nicely and adopt a cheer- formed in the United States. ful mien so that you uplift the of
Our
shepherd which animal I’ve ever bitten two chil-
in Miramar.
fully and have excellent ideas tations at $1@ each will be distri-
spirits
ANN:
the
right
of the time spent on the fellow. production of this year’s Puerte Will you please spell ouf the Rico Theater Festival. rules? Thanks a lot. — THE ‘THURSDAY, May S— Meeting of the Little Theater, Inc., of Puerta GROUP . Rico at St. John’s Cathedsal, Stop DEAR GROUP: When the gal’ 20, Ponce de Leén at 8 p. m.
Also,
affection. to
DEAR
has a German is the meanest seen. He has
ditions
lucidly
now—do
expression.
breaks
no
me I recall that a girl is entitled | Noche Era Serena,” by Gerard to keep the ring under all con- _Paul Marin, at the Tapia Theater
An informal cocktail and buffet party will be held the Yacht “Catita,” show appreciation te good ad- aboard visors and associates. A day for owned by Mr. and Mrs. Pereal accomplishment. P.M. be dro Santiago, to benefit the for the kind to Toved ones. Give tan- Restauration Fund can
the
I would have removed my shoes, mounted the scale and invited her to see for herself.
group
inven-
system.
siastically and take good allies along with you. Meet worth-
while
a
well
uppermost
horoscope
still
She left the table and returned with the bathroom scale and said,
for _ life. The
amount of money
MGON CHELDREN te July 21) You can
an
train
to
the
equipment is
as
is
that malarkey. You're 125 if you’re
that this
spiritual
(and
and she bellowed
BORN
will
education
Pioneer
af-
fairs.
ean. etc.
provided
can eat anything and it. One plumpish mem-
you weigh, Agnes?” I toid her I'd been around 118 for years. She replied belligerently, I’m sick of
youngster wisely and giv2 or her, the benefit of finest
academic
how
IS
good
lucky
of me.
to
every indication fortune are in
knowledge
stige depends largely upon how efficiently you carry through with private affairs. Be wise,
and
willing
YOUR
P.M.
go
and
a darned
one of those
ber who has been on a diet all her life
IF
to
gals who not show
intent people
to have
and am
for assistance. 20 to March
work
efficient plans for Be honest and forthyour opinions—listen
theirs.
I happen
figure
to you (Feb.
May
to
out more the future. right with
at
and less sO many
discussions
20
for
upon making big plans you
climb the ladder of success now. Courtesy and friendliness will do the trick, provided you are
practical
with allies so that you
.
most important, pay debis, ete. P.M. ideal for study. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb.
well-prepared A
sure everyone? What would YOU have done in my place, Ann Landers?—
20) Be persons
you
ings.
TAURUS
be
DEAR ANN: LANDERS: Every Saturd&éy night five
who come PISCES
ideas and actively assist you to get ahead in the future. Be very charming.
shop-
Also,
out any reports or statements that are
practical now upon serving
possibility for meetings with
who
etc.
have been nurturing for some time. It behooves you to be more
pros-
21 to April
every private
visiting,
19) Concentrate workable those
experienced
greater
(March
is
well
individuals
~can contact perity now. ARIES
and
itself is concerned.
down-to-earth
There having
as
appointments,
you fill make the
to do
artistic
interests,
where
those
have
of
Poker Players: Must Show Hands
caccacaicncanat
Keeping
cement practical business arrange-
20)
Ann Landers Says
ibbiii iit oh,
What The Stars Foretell
* * "
and
AR — Wednesday, May 18, 1960
pe
re
-
' 9. Barranquitas, P. 2.
e
°@
©,
©
SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, May 18, 1960
LETTERS
never
of
a
harmless
little
the
we
met
the
time
and
medium
of
powder
in
and
time
it
in
France
have
through
for
several
Riviera, Monte
my
of
years
1951
all
along
to Antibes, Nice, Carlo. Laier the
Villelocale
Prince
the
over
first
Aly
Khan—as’ the
international my
set.
He
presence,
encounter
with
but
a man
It Was
in
was
Medi-
Platonic
establishment,
were
two
later
the
good
in
swank
French
a
friends
I
found
myself
in the same passed This
basin
conga-ing
snake-like again on time, .we
or
mirror.
with
the
chain, and the did
much
way to the not share a
S¢parate
establish-
happened
often
enough
so
that
my
“platonic
powder-room romance” was a standing with my friends and husbands.
It
seems
Prince
was
but
taken
Casino
in
‘, husband,
the
before
Richard
nightclub
the
gala
of
§
Knorr.
the
Deaville
dinner.
shifted to Puris and it even went so far as Deauville in Normandy. By that time. we were old but silent friends. Always A Gay Crowd In crowded restaurants, in elegant -dine-
Ties,
in
little
bistros,
I would
often
catch
his
eye. My heart would do a butterfly act each time as that glint of recognition came into those melting big brown eyes of his. Naturally,
knew
who
no idea on that I really was an
Aly
he
was;
just
as naturally,
he
August
of 1951
Fontaine.
In
accompanied
by
Bouton,”
not
“Friture.”
and far
a
popular
from
tasty
the
waiters
on
meant
four
were
the
paper
ordérs
when room
bistro,
Cannes
deep-fat-fried
“pistou.” a garlic-y thick were the specialities of order
little
and
of friteurs,
1952,
of
town.
At
the
next
table
“the”
week
in
later
years
he
was
most
often
Samia
Gamal,
once
billed
as
who
language
difficulty. My
Farouk’s
“fa-
vorite belly-dancer” was the entertainment attraction of the evening. Among the guests in the house were Porfirio Rubirosa and one
of
his
of
his
ex-wives,
Doris
Duke,
as
well
wives-to-be, Barbara Hutton. That weekend, Aly and I “met”
enough
inside of
floor
of
and
outside
Deauville’s
tables
one
of
the
“boites”
joint
and
local
clubs
one
at
on the dance where
Lucien-
first
ness). gland.
marriage
to Joan
nautically
attired
in
white
trousers
Enand
navy-blue
blazers, over striped red and white T-shirts and yachting caps. A table was set-up for thera in a hurry, almost blocking the singleentrance powder room. A wofd of explanation might be indicated hetore I proceed further. Nobody thinks a hoot in France of entering a Javatory followed by a gentleman. They usually go their separate ways once inside and oficn meet again to wash their hands and comb their hair
cover
shared
here. When
J]
litile
Cannes
‘Man
washing
washbasins. went
to
the
This powder
resiaurant,-1 his
hands.
]
was
the
room
case in
noticed
a
washed
raine
the
gentle and
In
Puerto
income
That
Rico
is
our
bring
per
rising.
takes
to
family
the human being, the fat-belly side of it (if you pardon the vulgar
expression).
However,
50
the
per
cent,
the
other
spiritual
side
of
quents, the
drug
lack
addicts,
alcoholics,
of
appreciation
in a human
in to
of
the
life.
childhood, when young minds are in the process of developing a set
of values. Now, does our government ‘think that increasing the number
of
blem?
schools
solves
Gentlemen,
not
Education.
has
a department
ever,
the
pro-
Instruction
Our
of
its
properly
called
Instruction,
Director
is
government
is
how-
educated?
obtained and not
Several Fathers
titled
Certainly,
years
but
ago
wanted
Sec-
this
the
Saletian
to take
sponsored
scratch,
Bosco
and
over
Boys
ne
was
Boyer
was
teaching
“Put
Your
next
where gland,
her
Head
Me Madame” time, he had The
the
to
the
section.
government. to match of the Dorado Boys of
day
attraction.
to sing
lunching
Prince
in English
My
Shoulder,”
Aly
the
song,
from
“Call
a la Ethel Merman.. By this dropped Fontaine for Gamal. in
Dives,
a small
William the Conqueror he was back with Joan
turies-old
lunching 6
outdoors
in
the
Hostellerie
de
fishing
in
such
the
young
gardens
of
Guillaume
a
an
way
-that
coeducational,
ioo.
of
all We
mothers
know
are
that
The government as “tabu” and as-
attitude
assist
not
of
have
indif-
announced
those
on
May
of Puerto
who
are
Rico regardless or
a
22nd.
are invited and
in lifting the moral
political
religious
inter-
values of their
belief.
Law 84 affects favorably 100 per cent of the people living in Puerto wiih
the
possible
exception
of Communists. It certainly can do no harm. For the sake of: our future
generations
ENTER
OUR
LET
GOD
SCHOOLS.
Juan B. Zamora Santurce, P. R. *
KAZIN
AND
oe
ICE CREAM
Sir:
cen-
Even though I do not agree with
le
Con-
Dr. Alfred Kazin, up to a certain point, he is right in connection
with cars.
the
we
car
Ice
Cream-Bell
for
ice
cream
growing
is
buy
it
for
to have some
children
them.
They
ice cream.
Ti 1 could, I would forbid the use of these cars. There must be a
way
to
alleviate
this
anxious-
ness for mothers. by
Besides, these cars usually pass the house around 1:00 p. m.
siesta
time.
The
children
most
asleep
and
I
breath
to
an
looking
forward
jingling
and
are
al-
deeply
hour
of
relaxation. But no, there comes the children
jump
their beds
the streets, and there chance for a break.
auto-
and
into
goes
my
Elia Sanchez-Vélez Bayam6n, P. R. wk
RELIGIOUS
&
INSTRUCTION
Sir: This
is
my
own
personal
on the controversy instruction. (1)
The
first
of
step
view
religious
toward
faith
and religion should be applied, practiced and thus learned at home before
school
age.
Most
(but
not
all) of the parents that are all for the teaching of religion as a public school subject are those in’ homes
practiced. (2) Laie
it is not
(lay)
being
teachers
really
are
not
be very difficult to generalize on it this theme before a class of 50
the
querant. The lavatories here, I might add, were
there
suitable for the teaching of religion, in the sense that it would
freedom of relithis freedom to
concentration
village
set ‘out for EnFontaine again,
are
since
dozens
whose has
orienting
this meeting
Rico
star
on
Aly
cars
tastee freezes and besides, super markets sell ice cream.
the Town
thanks
in the Cantera
Catholics
ested was
these
unnecessary,
nowadays
is
at Dorado. They were turned down and had to start their own project
should
him,
our
children.
opinion,
completely
through moral education through mere instruction.
government
To
can’t see Fontaine.
their
my
matically from
retary of Education (?) But where is the Education Department? Doesn’t our people need to be
Mass
while you with Joan
fetch
and
with delin-
ete. Even the tragic increase traffic accidents can be traced
the
LE
train
should not jeopardize their lives in running into the streets after a
swamped juvenile
ference but of direct opposition. To protest against this attitude
corner,
We
to cross the street not, until they hear
Our courts are criminal cases,
sumes
right
problem.
necessary
be exercised. treats this law
GUILLAUME
of
the human being has been left completely unattended. The result?
not only permits gion, but allows
far
cross the street
the Flute Musician
this
In
Wonderfull
care of 50 per cent of
prepared
OF
way
with
minds through law 84, which has already proved satisfactory in other places. This law has been
the
They
I have and run
the jingling. Once the cars come, mothers grow hysterical and run
opportunity
HOSTELLERIE
attention
Hammelin used to do with mice. IT have noticed 1 am not the only mother in the neighborhood
attention.
Town vs. the Oratorio. Now the government
CONQUERANT—In
paying
people and this can only about a total downfall.
I dare the the results
THE
without
yelling. Usually, what I am doing
children not and they do
Juan
and
The boys were visiting him from Father and sons were all nattily
their
it
our stop
same
intelligent
prises, developed the Oratorio San
a group
Guin-
to
hear
ably in one aspect; it is permitting the gradual demoralization of our
from
fish
Yarde-Buller
brought
it until they
without looking for cars. In a way, these. cars hypnotize children the
help of private citizens and enter-
{ gave them a hand. The restaurant was packed when Aly Khan arrived with his sons (from
his
when
often
powder
“bistros,”
in the Casino,
the
as
your
companions
However,
Department
young U. S. Naval officers from the U.S. Coral Seas, in port at the time. They were
having
too.
enjoy
after them.
gov-
governand big
Where do all these evils originate? At the very beginning, during
either
sketch-
were
of any
im
Only A Custom I was dining with two French women friends that night, all of our husbands being
out
expected
values
weekend
it was
the
ed bottles meant so much wine, etc. These arty orders were much in demand and customers usually asked for their own tablecloths to take home as souvenirs: “Da Bouton” had its original restaurant down the coast apiece in the old section of Nice.)
of S.
It is to be
lavatories
and
Feur
so many
gay
time
the
soup,
-drew
tablecloths.
or
last
basin.
dish
minestrone-type the honse.
artists
One
the around
“Da
yacht fish
a
or
seen with Bettina, the ex-staf mannequin, was the late Jacques Fath’s top model.
the gaming
usually
that
in
Deauville’s short season. My husband and I, accompanied by our same French friends sat near the huge center table of the Aga and Aly Khan in the ballroom of the posh Deauville casino. It was a gala dinner, honoring Franco-Egyptian relations. Aly was with Joan
Khan
was
me
met
Deauville.
rooms
a charming
The
in
I
who I was. Sometimes his eyes took look of puzzlement as if to ask “Do know you, and if so, from where?” It amusing little game.
gay crowd. Rita Hayworth had left him we “met” the first time in the powder
of
had
to
and
joke
after
sphere.
ernment, inclading good ments to incur in mistakes
ones,
weeks
mentioned before, Suzy and Marthe, accompanied by their husbands, Count Gerard de Bertier and Marcel Lala. The old Aga Khan and his beautiful statuesque wife, the Begum, were just leaving, but Aly and his companion, I've forgotten whom, stayed on.
wash
e
International
the
few
ments were maintained here. We simply coincided at entry and exit. These little encounters.
my
the
panions
later we lavatories.
ALY—but
in
they
the jingling of the ice cream cars. Once they do, they start running to to
Our government has failed miser-
a
and
also
“Les
prince
ef
industry,
nightclub underneath the old in the heart of town. My com-
again
plush
Later
NOT
of our tourist
run after ice-cream cars. We always have ice cream in the refrigerator for our little girls
thank them for placing tiny Puerto Rico
a lavatory my
ment
Ambassadeurs” Cannes casino
“met”
more
§ $
un-
this
governments profit~ by these mistakes and correct them, especially
We
“a
heart-
seemed
and I felt myself reddening under terranean tan. I nearly fainted.
began
May
of
concerned
coeducational
been
mirror
throb
but
“acquaintanceship’
must
continued
the French franche and
introduced.
country’s
Our
It
again
that
rooms.
Cannes.
formaliy
and
he combed his (unfortunately thinning) hair. I was flustered; I was nervous. I recognized the male companion with whom I was sharing
Ram
We
lipstick
Jingler
students of heterogenous faiths without raising among them dis-
cussions
that
would
absorb
the
whole period of time allowed for the class subject. I realize it
would
almost
be
group children faith groups and
impossible
to
in homogenous assign a special
teacher to each group. (3)
As
Gov.
Mufioz
Marin
says,
the school hours are short as they are,
and
instead
of
tending
to
lengthen them, this extra subject would cut them down. (4) Church “‘heads” should make all
that
propaganda
toward
their
own churches, which are the only ones that can best teach what they preach. Why not reerganize their Sunday schools to teach religion to children according to age levels?
More
propaganda
toward
“their own plans,’? such as the one mentioned would make sense to
us
parents.
Maria J. Cancel Rio
Piedras
ee
were
end
and
ssioaglisotrennsemmenenta eo a ate Ah
the
comb
ee
and
with
MATRA
tace.
proceeded
ww
then
with great sorrow of the death Aly Khan last week. For ime. it disappearance of a familiar and
7?
favorite
KNORR
PTT
I read of Prince meant the
BETTY
>
By
One of these days there will be a serious accident when children
EDUCATION Sir: This letter is directed to our Governor and to the Congressmen who allegedly create our laws. First, I want to applaud the magnificent job of the industrialization program and the develop-
a
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In Olympics, Socrates Might Lay More Stress On Winning &S
Board
President
to
other
Ee
countries
on
18, 1960
America
morning except Sunday at San Juan, P. R. by the Star Publishing Corporation Gardner
Regalar Mail Air Mail -
In
M.angging ‘Editor
every
Wednesilay, May
Editor-Paublisher
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Published
STAR
By
a
Rome is preparing itself for Games early this summer. While 1
$3 7.00 $35.00
st2.0
many others throughout sports enthusiasts, all of these
request
contests.
The
the Olympic I, and many,
“good” Yerence
Games
was
a cul-
tes
tural contribution of Greeks. They were held on the plain of Elis as far back as 776 B.C.
Is Lowered
But
wher
tegrate,
the
the
Greek
games
empire
began
to
Golden
means many things. There is a difbetween a “good” runner and a “good”
man. The fact that we're no longer confused about this usage is due to the fact that Socra-
the world, are not us are interested in
Olympic
Harry
helped
think the
disin-
died.
his
student
he could
have
Olympics. I'd like to
say we
don't
out
of
this
straightened
imagine
worry
what
enough
confusion,
us out
he'd
about.
I
about
say.
He‘d
winning.
A
The Cuban people are: now firmly enslaved by their new dictator, Fidel Castro. The bearded tyrant lowered the curtain all the way on freedom with the seizure of the last independent voice in the country, the newspaper Prensa Libre. There is now no voice that can be raised against the dictator and his regime,
They were revived in the late 1800's by a French professor named Baron Pierre de Cou-'
youth understands best a man who runs faster than he. We spend too much time complain-
bertin. He thought that a series of athletic contests based on the old Greek ideal would help cement relations between youths of dif- . ferent nations.”
ing that the Russians
none
be
than
can
warn
against
excesses,
demand
for deprivations of civil liberties, or alert conscience to the loss of cherished rights.
redress
the
public
successful be
followed
shortly
after
the
seizure
of
the
pendent 128-year-old Diario de la Marina.
inde-
think
Now there
&
is no one who can be critical of Fidel Castro in Cuba. , His victims
can
cry
in the night,
will not hear them. against
Castro.
but
is
the
way
their fellow men
of
sability
history |
totalitarianism.
o fg
testifies eloquently
controlled
press
for
to
the
the
indispen-
survival
of
of
experiment there’s
anyone
Tunning
races
That is the end of Cuba freedom. For
this except
has
only
been.
one
better
feport
qualified
about
the
so
The Greeks allowed no women to attend the games, let alone enter the contests. Nowa-
trust
give
it is precisely by draw-
There
is silenced need
in its
answer
role
of
no questions.
are no editorials, no letters to the editor crit-
return
to
Cuba
through
the
rise
and
demand
that
which
they
an
attempt
to get
did
when
he
language
made
RELMAN
PARIS
(AP)
iference ijected
same
—
in
summit
presidential “We
election.
would
better
way
think
out,”
there
he
believed
said,
*
*
ocratic
of
before
it
Whitehead)
*
a House
committee;
wants
is
to~
“stimulate
importation
local
horse
of race
horses
and
thus
to
breeding”
in the
hope
that
in
the future all races will consist of native bred horses. Thé “Puerto Rican-character” has been a subject of grawing concern lately among members of the Legis“character”
for be
deniniative
of native
breds
consideration.
permittedto stop
with
is certainly
We horses,
urge
that
Rican French Poodles, and pure Puerto Rican Brahman cows will some day become a proud reality. Later, because: we. appreciate the scope of the problem and know that everything can’t be done this year,
hope
the Legislature
will
investigate
a certain
restaurant that-has surreptitiously placed on its menu corned
beef
and
cabbage. s
out
eight Presi-
successor
f
but
of two
will
peaceful
systems,
is
almost
certain
Republican
didate
~ against outside influence on their characters. We realize the pressure of other legislative mat-_ ters, but we do hope that Rep. Concepcién de Gracia and his committee will, when time permits, take action to assure that eventually all Rhode Island Red hens will acquire the “Puerto Rican character,” and that
the development of Puerto Rican Pekinese dogs, Puerto
way
president.
it ‘not —-
~ despite the nobility of the steed, other members of animal kingdom are equally deserving of protection
we
of for
co-
capi-
talist- and socialist.” - In this’ ,he seemed to -be sayling that he hopes to. have beiter success. in dealing with the administration—regardless ‘| next of who is president. U.S. Vice President Richard
the
a matter
however,
no
| Nixon.
lature. It is not surprising that someone wants to include horses. ~The influence of foreign horses on the
Eisenhower’s
existence
‘revamp the local horse racing industry to give it a ~ “Puerto Rican character.” The idea, he said is to
» discourage
“than
new president will be in office. And Khrushchev said his govenment is deeply convinced that if not this- government .of- the rUnited States then another, would understand that “there
Herminio Concepcion de Gracia, Popular Dem-
chairman
no
have been elected. In eight, the
. Magnificent Obsession. Rep.
is
to postpone the conference the heads of government
printed. word.
(Alfred North
con-
statement -indirectly -ininto the US. himself
dent
in its finest flower
should
of logic
competi-
applaud
the
laurel
winner
and
no
realize
Negro;
kept beating
the best
Germans in race after race. I remember refused to award non-Aryan Owens the
straighten-
personally, but the panting German confessed cal about
that
It may at least ocratic candidate
Premier
his
approximately six to months.” In six months,
A culture.is
Hippias
MORIN
they were getting when Castro ousted dictator Batista. The “press” as such can be silenced, but not the
begins to analyze itself.
and
Wwe
matter
American
also
Khrushchev
tions of the dietatorship until the day when the Cuban will
spectators
guage. Philosophy is not only a game
By
medium which was silenced to make the dictator's conquest possible. It will be a clandestine “press,” but a voice nevertheless that will expose the depredapeople
both
he was fast. breaking the
There’s tape.
of the Hitler laurel
runners all
nothing
politi-
The U.S. Presidential Elections
And now this tragedy or history has repeated itself on our doorstep. Another dictator is firmly entrenched.. For the Cuban people the road: back to freedom may be long and difficult. But it will come. will
are
Khrushchev Seen As Influencing
ical:of government in the Dominican Republic, Soviet Russia, Lithuania, Estonia, Hungary, Rumania, Bulgaria, East Germany, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia and other captive nations where the first essential move of the captors was to silence the voices of public opinion.
Freedom
women
train.
what his beliefs. I remember how happy AmeYicans were in 1936 when Jessie Owens, an
tes
press
could
more of a public relations endeavor. Winning is the great incentive,
about
of the citizens, the dictators
the
they
tors. I don’t Know that this makes the games better or worse. I do know it makes them
Olympics
critic, defender, informant, and protector of the rights
en
days
me
ed out. It was a profound contribution for a philosopher to point out that words mean different things in different contexts as Socra-
potism.
that
ing an analogy to the Olympic games that Socrates once revealed the ambiguity of lanbut
des-
of effort. Indeed
of work in a factory. Both -of us forget that the Greeks in preparing their athletes for the games gave them ten months off with keep,
I'd
toe.
whole
and
It would
man
than Socrates, the first philosopher. Do not think eggheads know nothing
No one will dare raise his voice
That
nijce,
was successful. It would complete report on how
to report it and he has long since died. If I were an ace newspaper editor, I couldn't
The silencing of that last voice of public expresssion
To a degree he nice to have a
are all professionals
the Russians spend too much time complaining that all our athletes have to do is train instead
is
The
Nixon
But
the
U.S.
voter
tradition-
ally reacts strongly to any gestion that any foreign
ernment
is
fluence
his
attempting
suggov-
to
in-
length Nixon
year
bate. And.
the
conversation. with
a widely Adlai
Stevenson
Khrushchev’s
The ice
saw
last
de him
Russia, and. last year on |
tour.
cold in
him
publicized
several times, in on an Iowa farm
the
ballot:
in
on
argued
war, it,
is
and a
big
smelting | issue
in
arises:
TODAY’S
BEST
FROM
EUROPE
can-
How
statement
outlook for Nixon? member of. the Eiadministration. and with its policies.
had a public argument
with Khrushchev’ in Moscow last year. 7 Washington an-| And when nounced
that
Nixon
might: come
to Paris to sit in for Eisenhower, the Soviet leader said: “That’s like sending a goat
take
care
Does
ublican peace tion?
of this
weaken
gripissue
to
the .cabbages.” on in
the
the
Rep-
so-called
the coming
elec-
|
Even before jagged-edged the U.S. election this year. _ One thing is certain—Khrushwords Monday, Khrushchev in effect was a factor in this year’s chev was thinking of the elec- | tion next “November when he presidential race. _ U,S. Senator Hubert Hum- set six to eight months as the phrey, who recently withdrew time for calling another sufnfrom the contest for the. Dem- mit.
in doubt.
Khrushchev’s’
affect’ the He is.a | senhowér| associated
Khrushchev.
at
for
Democratic
still
to argue that a change of party, under someone not associated with the present administration, would enhance the _ possibility of coming to an agreement -with
ocratic nomination, had a sevenhour talk with the Soviet leader in Moscow. Humphrey reported
be
‘nominee
So the question dots
to
put the Demin a position
VL GERMANY. Retnherd Strett £78 “We are both most pleased to have bumped into you, Mrs. Weber, aren’t we, Otto. . .?”
‘THE
12
SAN
JUAN
STAR — Wednesday, May 18, 1960
The Kazin Controversy: Two Opinions. |
(Alfred
author,
U.S.
renowned
Kazin,
published
an
article
literary
the
in
critic
February
following
Kazin's
is
of
impression
reply
In
its
issue
STAR.) (1) And the Lion Shall Down with the Lamb...
guilt. What belongs to life is close and noisy, weddings, births, and women’s lunches; so is what belongs to death, and the show need not go on, for a while. He
Lie
When Mr. Kazin’s piece on Puerto Rico (February) was reprinted in the local “Englishlanguage daily. violent letters filled the columns: mine was among the most indignant because I felt Kazin had behaved shabbily during his stay, giving small value and leaving much ill-will, and because I thought his article a blend of conceit and truculent provincialism, a proportion I had observed in the man
before
seeing
it
who
my
more
reactions
demon-
are,
I
Nor
it
With
to live
and
simple
work.
Yet,
hours
as
ed
to
start
give
the
tains
up
passion
jibaros
in
sense
of
who the
Then
to
moun-
community
absence of self-irony among PuerRican
intellectuals;
«oy
horror
mot
the
and
at the
dirt).
even
the
expressed
noise
the
(though of
for it that-appal
and
problems
not
see
face
that
and
that
different
worth
me:
Mr.
I respect,
too,
did
beyond
After
mentioning.
human values
society
because
predominate
yalues;
a
It
personal
is
a
human
over
other
society
be-
cause everyone knows everyone; and a free society because it is my opinion that a society that
judges
a man
by
what
him out 1o make sure that what he was quoted as saying is true according to his human measure, dg sure to be a free society.
The
our
family
underlies
this,
is a firm unit still, in grandmothers are not put
to pasture
and can
all
in nursing
awkward, drinking be sufte of a meal
human
for
values
a
la culture
complex
often ciety
shed.
What
is
proper
to
status
that
as
both
Most take
its
dominate the false values of
and
revolumoney,
prejudice. is
Also,
ever
more
that
a man
might
his own; and if this is so, man who is: in rebellion this
will
find
himself
it in-
Spanish
legatee
and
their own
here;
the
one
other
Kazin,
Puerto
live
in
the
for
what
dear, one’s tion with the
gentleness
in
one
this
new
holds
most
momentary irritasun and sloth, with
and pride, should
be
as nothing. Let the lion lie down with the lamb: much may come of the peaceable kingdom. Rio
_ KEITH Piedras, Puerto
(2)
ok
BOTSFORD Rico &
Forty-one
Errors
I am listing a number of points that Mr. Kazin must have invented. Beneath each one I have indicated the reality he is
probably
referring
ping generalities ficult to refute points. By and
to. His
swee-
are more difthan specific large, though,
tropics.
“colonialism”
has
done
nothing
here
few
good
meals
and
land
that
a few
couldn’t
a
pink
only
and
Puerto
States.
acres of arable
English
rows
blue
Rico
of
stucco
12. Not do
taste-
in
in Mr.
Ka-
zin's mind. Even in large hous: ing projects, where the law requires a master plan, the houses
are
painted
different
face different a year, there
house
in
a
colors
directons. is not a
single
is individuality, alter
his.new
and After single
development
that looks the same. One basic drives of a Puerto
and
of the Rican
he
so
that
it will
be made unrecognizable year to year.
from
4. Time
house
will
is
not
any
longer
here than it is anywhere else. 5. The fields are never garbRicans
their
pride
clean
is-
land.
6. The does not
65th lead
violence
is
bring return
all
new
it with from the
Americans
in
not
the
Infantry Road to the airport.
some
know
Puerto
“bark
language
and
even pretend to Americans speak
identical houses
existed
times
I suggest that the growth
questions like
more
of any big city, *including San Juan, sows seeds of violence.
truck plays Lamb,” not
2. Puerto Ricans less ice cream.
3. The
Juvenile
the youngsters them when they
cure.
1. The ice cream “Mary Had a Little Brahms’s “Lullaby.”
unintelligible not.
11.
In
reality,
nue,
a
of
to Puerto Rico, but not because
who
it? to of
Besides,
pronunciation
ple
on
Puer-
this
know-
was than
Puerto
peculiarly
instructor.
to
infinitely
has no values, except the dubious one of illustrating what “eolonialism” might do to peo-
themselves
not
ledgeable his
Rico
something
and
they
no
longer
know.’ Some mildly, and
Ricans
(every
high
school graduate) -pretend to know enough English to get by. 13. What is “Step’n Fetchit
sloth”? 14. Some Puerto Rican drivers do speed, and others sometimes drive
without
their
milies. Especially drive to work. 15.
Supermarkets
who
entire
the
really’ do
ones
have
speak
fa-
that
cashiers
English.
Besides Grand Union, there is also Pueblo, Co-op and a num-
ber
of
ther
local
chains. 16. I’m
sure
quoted- by
Mr.
little
help
in
it’s obvious wasted on 17. What | swer to the
supermarket the
student
Kazin
received
his
class.
At
least
that no sympathy was him. can one say in anstatement that Puer-
got that straight. He also never learned Spanish, though he cries
to Ricans are “the submerged colonial mass incarnate.” Come now! 18: There is no racism and little of “the bush” in Puerto
out
Rico.
Mr.
Kazin
lived
though against
population
English. 7.The around
on
he the
heat
Ave-
evidently
never
Spanish-speaking
that
the
North
doesn’t
may
back
learn
“clamp
and
the
you
chest,”
but weren’t the trade winds deliciously cool each day? 8. Manhattan,
bers How
too,
to its streets odd that San
follow
the
9. Mr.
same
Kazin
gives
num-
and houses. Juan should custom.
failed
to remark
that the “brown-faced men women...going to work” no work to go to ten years
10.I
can
and had ago.
understand
19.
The
purely
white
areas
(yes, there are one or two) also have breast-feeding patterns. 20. The boy with the coconuts might also move into a factory, open a book, or murder
store, write a a man. It all
depends
opporunities.
on
the
21. The . Puerto live on an island,
also
the
hosts
Ricans but they
for
more
8,000 representatives developed countries
do are
than
of underwho come
here to see how it’s done.
the
22. Richard
Morse,
too,
spent
“curious stillness’ Mr. Kazin found among Puerto Ricans. I
less
attended his lectures and, despite the fact that my English
23. There is still a difference between “the spontaneous spirit
is
of ‘organization
fairly
got up
presentable,
the courage
I
six
months
closeted
in the university here.
never
to stand
than
up
(Continued
On
:
_and
economic
Next
Page)
eerie
here with
their own or around not much
Rico
Mr.
suggest
‘determined
is
and
Puerto
to
age-strewn.
are
and
of
lived.
culiure; around them, Mr. Kazin, there is room left. as te ican.
generalizations
into the fuculture are
the
history
the
of archaic national values. And finally, if all this constitutes a Puerto Rican “problem,” where and how is a human being to find the serenity in which to devise a.philosophy to cope with These
own soits dual
Americans who come up too much space
is
not
so
docile
swallow all things AmerIt is curiously selective,
acquisitive American
of
ihe
surface
life
and
deprecatory
of the deeper this selectivity
vision
of
of
values. I think is made by the
what’
stands
behind
what the United States offers, which any Puerto Rican can
see
is
is,
an outsider, with no cause to defend save the sterile position
enor-
indigene,
structure;
personal
able city to Rican
to the society; Jacking is
there
is quite possible class values will
left here
against
American satrapy; its culture doesn’t really come out in art, just as its history (of the lack of which Mr. Kazin complains) does not come out in a sense of history. The society is too pressed by the present and all
uncles and a
life
all
this revolution
call the
in this
expressive of its torn between
homes
squailing child can soak the costJiest fabrics and not a tear be
proper
to the
little
spiration is different from Haiti’s or Russia’s, but then why should it be the same? It is
he ist by
the movement of his hands and is mind and his heart and seeks
which which
ecoand
world
only
remembered,
society.
the lack of. Perhaps once nomic progress is achieved,
were
iy,
free
felt
place
thought propels it ture. History and
a
of
Kazin
become
Mr.
some
finding
Highest among these values I place these three: that this is a human society, 2 personal socie-
and
by
va-
closely tied to other, more powerful cultures, there may be
the
the
factors
selfishness,
its
to
pressed
these
problems. Next to the heartache
is
values
directions.
children
very
I find
*
the
Kazin
extend
their
sorely
as
alarmhas a loco;
last?
to Rican them, next
As
“natives.” But after a while, I taw through my first impressions: and I think Kazin should have Rather than answer him point by point, I would like to point fut certain values in this society (hat I admire, and fears that I
have
is
knowing.
the
Puerto
mous concern Puerto Ricans have, for themselves and their society, and the way all share in that concern. After all, if there
unpunctuality, docility
for
lues
come tion,
society, one could accuse it of laissez-faire and docility: life is life and to be accepted. But when you see a family’ span, in one generation, illiteracy and a household of university graduates, some Jeavening must be there, and not too much gentleness.
cul-
ture: 1 bitched about Puerto Ri¢an touchiness and manners; counted off on my fingers the small number of first-class minds: dwelled unhappily on the ic
Rico is not much any of them. It
they
explosion, it that middle
many
Puerto ed by
liking
and
way.
are
man who never really left is home in the States. Accord-
ing
there will not be much left in the way of men, acting as men, to enjoy it. And as this progress produces a middle class
barbershop to be shorn close and hideous like all the other little middle class boys. That time is now.
want-
plays
encompasses being
will
has
contact.
of
a different
the
‘propaganda
direct
a
Rico
or
prejudice
Kazin
in
because
forms
bringing
when he came, he had the dubious benefit of some of my complaints. When we _ talked about local culture, I told him the story of the poor fish, in
Edueation
But and
spite [es
in
Mr.
that but
titles of respect are poeta or filosofo. The time to worry is when the middle’ classes start
of his arrival. Indeed,
Community
marries,
liberal
before
Hispanic
sunlit day followed sunlit day, I too grew disaffected: in six months I was at much the same point as Mr. Kazin was within a
few
human.
Humanity
basis: it seemed to be a beautiful. kind, and generous place in
which
is
falters
Rico nearly fell in love
the island on a very
is a society
| propaganda
hope,
relevant.
1 came to Puerto two years ago and
or who
given. -Still,
gives, much does get done docility: does not impede,
who dies, is someone you know. Knowing everyone, or raising human values over _ intellectal values, does not mean that life becomes small-town cozy. Just knowing someone is meaningless; respect is earned. But it is earned through personal awareness: a man's position or profession is not himself.
strated in the article. Some weeks have passed. My feelings are less strong:
is born,
the
does not have the organizationl foothold that activity does in the United States, and that is its saving grace, for because of this, things do not get done only by .organzational momentum, by managerial impetus. These are good things, but
for May, Commentary carries two letters cr iticizing the Kazin article, and to these and other letters published in the
published.
the
warning
also
a flood of critical letters to the editor which
brought were
of
19-20, article
Feb. The
was reprinted which Magazine Commentary by special permission, in The San Juan STAR.
and
issue
be
when one
he
visits
the
hospit-
of New York: a Puercan still choose not to
of the
varicosed. Bermu-
da’é monsters that about in the sun like
wander so many
ships looking for a bottle.
Fair
HIGH
LEVEL
LUNCHEON—Sitting_
atop Puerto Rico’s tallest office building, these
three workers have a view with their meal. conditioning
supervisor;
have a lunchtime
Ramén
talk yesterday
Ojeda,
Left to right, Jack
a plasterer,
at the new
First
and
Ramén
Federal
Building, nearing completion at Stop 2214, Santuree.
Sodergren,
Morales,
Savings
and
a
an
air
foreman,
Loan
Assn.
(STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)
i
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, May-18,.1960-
1
|
13
..And-Author. Kazin’s. Reply thrift”
and
although
a
cultural
Mr.
tradition,
Kazin.
feel the latter out the former.
seems
impossible He seems
they
to
withto be
looking for cultural traditions as evidenced by significant class differences, something Puerto ._ Rico does not share with. the United
States. Puerto
Rico
exMr.
Kazin has missed the boat. There are few fanatics here, great love, and a concern for some-
as
illiterate
remain Which
in
“Christian are
often
Spanish’ as
they
in English,” says Kazin. language would his chil-
dren
be
illiterate
in if they
went 26.
to school in East Harlem? Puerto Rican soldiers left
too
the island to fly straight to Korea. When found time
could they have to learn English?
Im
“Besides,
sure
exaggerates.
soldiers
Many
must
Wakefield
Puerto
have
Rican
spoken
Eng-
lish. The casualties they suffered were
due
to
signments 27.
the
dangerous:
handed
J.
to
Robert
as-
them.
Oppenheimer,
who is now here and will a new university seat here
take next
year, happens to speak highly of the same university students
that
Kazin
28.
berates.
Mufioz
Marin
is
far
from
a father. He is an active politician who is currently fighting tooth and nail to retain his power against the growing popularity of Ferré, another politician
who
party.
heads
But,
the
then
Statehood
again;
Ferré
expressed
for Puerto its works”?
Rico
contempt: and
all
its
30. If Puerto Rico’s experience had been one of “dependency” it would have drowned in starvation long ago.
31. How can an island that measures a hundred by thirty miles and holds two-and-a-half million
people
32. The flight” is
lack
33.
/>
unity?
“hideous economy also heavily traveled
by tourists.
;
Cars
also
a carry
Common-
wealth and Independence stickers. 34. Statehood is far from incenceivable.
jibaros
Last
turned
speak
at
a
up
Santurce,
vo muster one. 36.
Do
all
rally.
the
San
did
order no
to
offend
doubt
they
thought
But
like
this
business-
Virgin in
Puer-
soon
outraged
taken
the
article,
letters,
there’
‘perpe-
tual New Year’s Eve party.” 39. Castafier is a Puerto Rican project currently. employing Nathan Leopold. 40. “Wonderful Spanish Loyalist’ scholars”?
have
at”
lost their
long
before
thinks
|’
was
an
plain
the
origins
in
the
one
attacks
lone
self-
I
in
had
continued.
When
wrote
the
the
fields
number
dening
of
times
up and down his Poor man _ found
nounced as
in ‘a
well!
the
rival
ALFRED
mad-
the
the de-
.
One of the most vicious letters was a wholly personal attack on me by Mr. Keith Botsford, a young instructor at the
any
reportage,
any
is
country.
Silver
on
that
my
my
Since
leave
the
was
it to
subject
Puerto
others
of
Rico,
to judge
I
Mr.
Botsford’s personal motives for these attacks and whether my integrity as a teacher needs defending. .
of
After reading Mr. Silver’s list my various “errors,” crimes, misdemeanors,
mental
I
made
the
speech:
Gentlemen and Visiting Professors: never criticize anything
about do,
Puerto
you
will
Rico.
For
discover
unemployed.
the
September
Don’t heat
in
it
you
that
you
from
on
it), that
say
that
Rio
Pie-
ex-
pense account jaunts to Puerto Rico. are soft- and gross ‘and \
Rico
on a
street
island’s emerge
conference
week
and
com-
will
Sen.
he
Hera-
clic Rivera Colon, head of the Senate’s State and Municipal Government Committee, ‘predicted
yesterday.
:
Left in legislative limbo last session after the Senate tacked on
-an
amendment
calling
for
the direct election of the San Juan mayor, the bill will.go up for
approval’
again
controversial
minus
amendment,
the
Colon
said. The
new
statute
would
create
a new organic
law for the muni-
cipalities
also facilities for
and
improved
would
city
management,
guarantee
nority
parties
a place
in
_It
for mi-
municipal
semblies, and would
as-
include new
methods for annexing wards and a merit system for city appoint-
ments. Rep.
greatest
on
Senate
session,
Luis
Santaliz
Capestany,
head of the House Municipal Government Committee, said an identical bill that his committee
the University of Don’t say that
businessmen
a
this
father was in being an American eitizen; J. Robert Oppenheimer
American
lived
this
pride of J. Robert Oppenheimer’s is coming to Puerto’ Rico!
is
Mr. Silver should I lived on North
passed
of their . and not the
Puerto
mittee
(in reference to your expressed hope that Puerto Ricans will
suffer
points
A bill reforming the Municipality Act will
dras is stultifying; what about the Scottsboro boys? Don’t .say advantage citizenship
sembly
his
of God
“Now,”
name,
As-
congregation’s
new
said Arthur Jensen,
I detest his» Just waiting of the Col- keep it.”
said
that
The claim
was a Spanare others.
excellent ! bers
the
sec-
influence
of
elite; that
Mr. the
Silver heavily Governor's
the
Puerto
rival,
Ferré,
“may
Devastating!
“war
of
of course
the
is
I
traveled
“The
myself; tourists
me?
have
it.
“the
“the
is considering
would
autonomy
the
with
of
local
‘powers
now
broaden
governments held
the
municipalities by
gaining the
Com-
monwealth Treasury Department. j)
He
also predicts quick passage.
and
way
to
the
all
the
previous
successfully though, the
to
be
able
to
bills, the was left,
office has who hold
advised money
in the lot to do just
that—
finish,
wish expressed in family announced.
previous
his
and
wait.
and
dwindled members
detector
to find the
one
been
has
found
really knows
what
we
Terrorists Killed
‘2,912 In France In Past Four Years ;
PARIS
—(AP)—
Algerian
ter-
_rorists in France have killed 2,972 , people . 1956,
with
the
will,
the
announced
can
and Sunday two years to
hunting has The church
a metal jars,
we
it'll cost $200,000."
Treasure to a halt.
“and nobody , May find.”
Prince Aly at Selenieh,
accordance
‘But
since. ‘ ' “But we're getting ready to dig | the foundations,’ said Jensen,
emergencies.
PARIS (AP) — Khan will be buried
Jensen.
Our =new church school will take
last
Is Sef For Syria A
of
have
sheriff's claimants
said
{ used
Aly Khan Burial in
would
found
-air-
permit them to spend up to two per cent in excess of their
Syria,
children members
may I say that hold it. The congregation’s $850, “Lullaby” when , earmarked for the building fund, while I should is in a safe deposit box. highway to the . “They say it may take a year to of the 65th In- decide who will get-the cash.”
to allow them to name substitutes in temporary absences and to in
the
so forth.”
The
The executive powers of the mayors would be strengthened
budgets
the
being
identify it— how many denomination, where it
airport” instead fantry Road, the two -highways are connected by a country road, and there are signs all along the 65th Infantry Road , showing port.”
and
by her father.
heirs
: And
said
neither
“IT understand to claim such money,
—my point was that it shows disrespect for the main group of passengers, the Puerto Ricans themselves, as they go back and forth. How has Mr. Silver an- :
swered
congregation,
daughter
buried
economy
by
can
owner of the land also has claimed it,’ said Jensen. ‘‘She says it was
described
“hideous
if we
finders, including the childparents, are claiming the
nor their parents of the church.
a father
stickers”
of the
remainder,
Rican explains political
be
to find out
church, it seems, can lay to the $850 found by mem-
other ren’s
Seen Favored This Session
and that you are unfeeling about the
‘church— and struck money. The site of the Glengrove
Municipality Act Reform Bill
and
share written
letters about my article— was entirely about me, and other, as it were, is about
article
warmly
Unfortunately,
essay
and
himself.
writer
either irrelevant or trivial. It is typical of the kind of attack
Rico two one the
a
of personal
specific
when I
I
that Dean
The
I hear
new
Mr.
Puerto
affection
PUENTE, Calif. —(AP)— broke ground for a new
Leo- ! almost $5,000.
Nathan
-to give
a
Avenue
his
the
For the rest, I know Brahm’s
he
of
me
communicating personal impressions. feelings, difficulties in
sure
respect for its people. them. Mr. Botsford has
-
essay
that that
in
for
piece
calls up tell me
now
KAZIN
real ‘error
to publish
himself now regrets writing . it. I am glad to hear of the pleatakes
LA They
never
Silver has so’ anthe point I made
exists—and
flight”
newspaper
.
Since Mr. grily missed
the
went
street, himself
are
be _
garbage-strewn.”
too.”
that
wagon
For New Church |
win-
Munoz Marin was “fatherly,” I was describing the paternalistic
underestimated
ice-cream
fields
When I
with what
and
“the
my _
should
lege of Humanities ish Loyalist; there
background
correspondent.
actually
that
he
the chief Puerto Rican problems were, and that yes, he had seen garbage
told
opinions.
editorial
in to say that he agreed my general evaluation of
day,
but I can assure Mr. Silver that , retary of the congregation, “we're
and character that had led to my unheard-of deed. Day after day
from
after
not privileged
denouncing me, and a _ special columnist was brought in to ex-
just
a
obviously
hit
turned
things
day
in Ground Breaking
and
at the
It started last February when pold works at Castafier. Relevythat ance? Actually, all my informa- a bulldozer blade tipped over an tion about its medical services ‘old. orange tree, and uprootea a a Mason jar. Three children followcomes from Leopold. His point ing the bulldozer pounced on it. about the boy with the cocoInside was $3,840 in currency nuts I follow—but what has it and coin. to do with my original reference? A few days later another search The famous Republican leader found another jar containing $300. ‘| who “repeatedly expressed conThe congregation then held -an tempt for Puerto Rico and all impromptu treasure hunt— and, its works” did so in a private ‘in two days, found eight jars containing $850. interview with an editor; I am
as
letters
all,
Errors”?
in
appeared,
at
in referring to Oppenheimer ‘church, it turned out, was a fivetrove of buried treasure— pere, I am not surprised at his acre
righteous. The next day, in addition to columns of vituperative
ployed
exactly
Silver
name
had to gaze
dow
informing
“Forty-one
it merely
as
no
damned
every ice-cream all over Puerto
the paper. The editors, who were now on the spot for having
take full American
shoot
it
had
that I, who
Silver
readers;
installment
the first a wave of
Mr.
editors
for
their
“controversial.”
to Rico is taxed. 38. An island with 15 per eent of its labor force unem-
“to
ask
that
the
permission
that you “berated” your students, that you are an_ intellectual,
consumed
mark
Mr.
Commit-
American
41. Americans
not
what plays
Errors?
in this
to reprint the article. The
surely
insult-
Rico!
impressions
STAR,
culture;
knows wagon
organizations in powerful enough
protest
not
colonial
appeared
Juan
are
probably
said to you time and again at the university about the difficulties and contradictons of a
can’t pronounce English words, that your lectures were terrible,
Islands
-is
my
you
Uni5s SILVER
the
magazine, 1 gave the new Eng lish-language daily on the island,
and
culture? from the
be
after.
following
men have: no 37. Liquor to
at
oe
Rico
Ferré
Activities a
Shortly
of Puerto
75,000
the laudable picketing and opposition. that met the House
Un-American
teach
too much;
somebody,
natives! Don’t report what Puerto Rican writers and intellectuals
(3) Mr. Kazin Replies
to hear
35. If Puerto Rico, as a nation, is powerless, how explain
tee? Not even the States were
drink
ing
Kazin,
Mr.
STAN Puerto Rico
month,
statehood
But
letter so blindly ; University—a that apparently he has emotional
may be a father too. 29. Which Republican
“repeatedly
Rico.
like
*
a “positive
ideal...for which they. seek pression and fulfillment,”
thing once known as humility.” 25. “Puerto Ricans
to
seems
ards.
for
Puerto
Others,
may come versity.
Venezuela which has oil, it leads Latin America in living stand-
looking
to
children.
as organized as it needs to be. Don't forget that, aside :from
24. In
get
some Americans also. come to enjoy the climate and raise their
| Treasure Revealed
and wounded 7,019 since according to unofficial
: Sources. . Of those killed, 2,679 were Algerians. The others were French civilians, soldiers and policemen.
|
According-te the same sources, ‘French police have seized 2,360,000
had
new
francs
in
the
possession
Chinese Reds End |
said that the prince’s remains will be temporarily interred at | his seaside chateu in Cannes!
Five-Nation Tour
pending construction of a mau- | soleum in the Middle East. \ TOKIO (AP)—Communist ChiThe burial ceremony at the ! nese Premier Chou En-lai and chatet, which will be attended; Vice Premier Chen Yi returned only
by
members
for
permanent
of
the
family,
{
to Peiping
yesterday
after a tour
to bolster China’s relations with will be held Friday. There was’ five Asian neighbors. no indication when the mausoChou and Chen Yi visited Burleum might be ready so that | ma, India, Nepal, Cambodia and the body can be transferred : North Viet Nam in an effort to settle border disputes and patch '
The
phrince
burial.
was
killed
up
relations
last | revolt
week in an automobile accident. |
quarrel
and with
frayed
by
a bitter India.
the
Tibet
boundary
°
14_
ips
‘
‘
7
'
pe
— Wednesday, May 18, 1960
|
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and Baltasar 22, of Ponce.
near
unindentified
youths
tified
as
have
Ramon
Marcos
and
been
Tomas
Cruz
with
iden-
Gutiérrez
Sanabria
Da-
all
machete,
Z
by
a
chisel,
and
in
barrio
night,
Co-
apparently
Z RMN
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suits.
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negative about
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in
h was
bad
was
double
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South
into
East his
but more
passed,
forgot double.
asleep.
West
now
the
double
ties. West
East
led
a
ducked
Declarer from
could
it was small
played
spades
East jed
West
nine ten
and
smail
was and
1960
the
Civil
Rights
applied
to
enforce
|-
Negro
queen
fell.
South’s
had
to
heart
and
the
down
four
tricks
only
get end
proves
his - high result*
for
1100
that
was
points.
vulnerable
understand the basic princiof BRIDGE TODAY, you want to read William Sealeaflet of that title. You obtain it by sending a stampin care
giant
lived
in
years
before
began
be
and
to William. Sea-
of this
newspaper.
monster
America the
dinosaur
several Rocky
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appeal
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decisions by the lower courts. The decisions were that nothing in
the
1957
Civil
dicated Congress provide for suits eign states. While
the
Rights
won
the
switched
with
the
overtaken ruffed.
when
deuce.
diamond.
South
very king
the The
Act
in-
appeal
pend-
voting rights of court’s action
Newas
effect of the high court is to send the cases back
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hardly
rock
a teenager
‘n’
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called
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Robert,
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month: “The
to
San
Ball
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tremendous
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the
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success
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the
of
the
formerly
the U.
news
midnight),
says
music that’s for publicity
with
the
Columbia
newscasts.
Craig
Foreign
Service,
S.
analysis,
and
Phil
Curtis, is
in
Kramer
sports. its
41
hours
English
segment
in
1959.
in
Four-
in Spanish
English. se %
confused She and Capitol
and amused by San Juan taxi drivers. a friend recently wanted to go to the Hotel.
“Drop
us
at
the
Capitol,”
the
friend said, and don’t you know, they were taken to
the
Capitol
building,
Mufioz
Rivera
Ave.
The next day — in her best broken Spanish — she told a cab driver she wanted to go to ‘‘Ocho Puertas.””
She
got
in,
and
noticed
the
taxi
moved slowly down the street about 200 yards, then stopped to let her out. After much puzzlement Terry discovered the driver had taken her
last
Imperial
a distance
of exactly
THE
eight
doors.
CUFF
A note from the publicity committee for the ‘“‘Queen of the Peace
Ball’ Lillie
informs me that beautiful Aileen Martinez, a student
the
College
of
Notre
Dame
in
Baltimore and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herminie Martinez will be the Ambassadress of Puerto
Rico,
and
Dolly
Caballere,
an
will
carry
the
flag
of
the
States. The publicity comconsists of Mrs. Luisa C.| Mrs.
Baby
G.
Stegall,
Brooke, Reosevelt Reads and. Berwind Golf Clubs. Championship, sponsored by the .-Pete Resaly entertained at cockBanco Crédito y Ahorro Poncefio +} tails yesterday at the Flamboyan will be played at the Berwind Club to honor the Latinos, currentCountry Club today through Fri- ly appearing there. Pete, an old day. There will be a cocktail party friend of mine, represents the at 6 p. m. at the club on Friday, Latinos. The “‘fiesta’’ was from followed by a buffet supper and 5 p. m.... Host for the 1960 the awarding of the prizes. The “Armed Forces Day” this year is guests of honor will be Mr. A. the Navy. The theme this year is H. Gallardo of the Banco Crédito “Power For Peace,”’ with the main y Ahorro Poncefio, A. E. “Rosy” event taking place at the Isla Copeland, president of the P. R. Grande Airport, where special Golf Assn., and the golf profes- events, exhibits, displays, and ®¥ sionals from Ramey, Buchanan, Ft. demonstrations will be conducted.’ The speaking program will get under way at 2 p. m., with the? Highley and Decter Edith Pacheco.
_ The
Fourth
Ladies
Island
Golf
SAN JUAN DARLINGTON
We're
to
during
COMMUNICATION DEPT: Terry Schtakleff, the whiz-waitress at Under the Trees, has been
Blood
Hilton
evening
currently offers 84 hours weekly
and
local
the
(6 p.m.
Davis,
introduced
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having
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a
Friday May
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MARTIAL
for
each
The station began broadcasting in 1949 and
EYE OF THE BEROLDER DEPT: Michael Sean O’Shea, columnist for the Atlantic City Reporter, had this to say after his on-thehouse
aired
handles of
- covers
among
and
Broadcasting
charge
&
by
Day
seen
glish
veteran
rhythms,
is the fast-stepping
me
“ROCK-A-BYE-BABY” “HOT ANGEL”
con-
being
Newell
songs and those the pampas that
Mrs. Alicia Torres Velazquez, Mrs.
Jerry Lewis
han-
station WWWW’s English language segWilliam B. Stimpson, in charge of En-
network,
less impres-
is to be
sa
Santaella,
ae
Raval
are
radio ment.
handouts from recording companies; because the free records are seldom the ones we want.”
“Love
fellows
roll-ish
RIALTO-SAN JUAN
Doris
the
ings
“I’m looking for variety, and in good taste. I’m not looking
harmony.
dance
ro,
the
written
Caryl Chessman ee
and
of the vocals
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the audience. It’s the love sentimental melodies about
at
—Serenade
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till 11:00 Forum
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since
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matters very little whether or not the listener understands the Spanish lyrics. The group is composed of a gal and four tribute
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The popular Columbia quintet, from Argentina, appearance in Puerto Riaudiences were delighted. group vocalizes in Spanish,
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;
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17 MAMA
LYONS
ROMANCE
Olivia
de
Havilland was brought to El rocco last Wednesday by her
Mohus-
band,
DEPT:
Pierre
Galante,
the
date
always
French
and
she
by
entrance
the
doormen.
that
wooed
when
her,
he
met
her
it was
an
honor
the French
NOTE:
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weeks lulu. stay
By REINHOLD OBERAMMERGAU,
Germany
ENSZ-
(AP)—
upper Bavaria stirs from its slumber
To
picturesque
tomorrow
village
in
with the opening of
one of the world’s greatest religious spectacles— the Passion Play, presented by villagers every 10 years
Oberammergau for more than
Oberammergau,
brings
money
as
as
play
The village of 5,000 will gross more than four million dollars from tickets, food, lodging, refreshments
CINEMA
they
SANTURCE
RRAINE:
Preview
Killers
of
Kilimanjaro
at 10:00 P.M.
MATIENZO: METRO: It
(The
3rd Voice)
Mississippi Gambler Started With a Kiss
METROPOLITAN: Ben Hur MUSIC HALL: The Wonderful Country PARAMOUNT: Suddenly Last Summer Preview at 10 p.m., “A Summer Place”
RIVIERA: Deare
The ,
Wreck SAN
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Hot
of the
Mary
JUAN
Angel,
Rock-A-Bye
RIO PIEDRAS DRIVE IN: Pajama
Baby
Game.
Court Martial of Billy Mitchell PARADISE: Good San, Hoppity Goes Town
To
and
the
Middle
of
Dead PUERTO
KRESTO-DENIA: MARTI: Party
the
Night,
Naked
NUEVO
Nun’s Story Crashes, Northwest
Mounted _ Police CORCELLES: High Tunnel of Love
School
anti-‘Semite
Passion
overtones
Play
a_
charge
denied by play officials. Anton Preisinger, a softfeatured
village
residents
turn
out
by
the
in
Brigitte
tight blue
Bardot
hairdoos
Virgin
Schwaighofer,
a
teacher
rugged
who
village residents’ of wood carving.
Hans looking
shares
common
the hobby
year-old
typist Mary;
who have
protrays delayed
Miss
to
will
go
G. Cor-
One
couldn’t his
said:. ‘Corcoran has been eminentin
being
emerald ring she received her husband, Xavier Cugat,
from after
his opening
Miss
asked
if
Aires. the
ring
had
any special significance.
‘‘Certain-
ly,’’ she
means
I nagged
Ed
Morgan’s
said.
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to say on his don’t tell him
by
thing
‘‘We Zack:
which
is
counter
to
AFL-
CIO policy? What do you do then?” ... “We gulp,” said Zack. PET DEPT: A N. Y. dowager, carrying her toy poodle through
Lord & Taylor, stopped at a water fountain and had
in the rear of the store the poodle drink from it.
eustomers’’...
the
“Oh,
dowager
offered his!“I thought
on _ predetermining
Open
broadcasts. anything,”
insisted... ‘“‘But suppose,” he was asked, “Morgan broadcasts some-
CBS to appear on its ‘‘“Great Game | pardon,”
of Politics.” Muskie
the re-
A floor walker stopped her, “Madame, please. This water is for the use of the 5S. fountain
POLITICS: Sen. Edmund Muskie (D. Me.) was invited
theory.
in Buenos
was
unavail-
able for ‘No comment.’”’
own
the
huge
I
beg
your
apologized.
it was for the em-
ployes.”’
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to our
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Friends:
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heard.
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Restaurant Cantonese
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Cuisine Open Daily
Conditioned
609 F. Juncos Ave Santarce, Stop Tel, 32-5738
to
friends
Simba, Marca de los Mao Mao
Air
be
anxious
of
2-3665 Certe
:
cases,
pretty
Star of the Flamenco Song Shows Nightly — Closed Sundays
Club
Thomas
by the reporters
England.
INES and MIGUEL TREVINO famous Spanish Dancers and JUANILLO, Diners
‘You're
found
Restamrant founded in 1848
Phone
replied:
increase
La Mallorquina
Two
‘Thank
price
successful
on
the
larger cities is presented.
San Justo Street 207
-said:
coran, the Washington lawyer who’s made almost $500,000 in fees for his “help in the natural gas
ly
Lane,
leav-
ing the village for until after the play Dengg
LYONS
visitor
him.
Abbe
displayed
to
lations man, Al Zack, was asked if the AFL-CIO tells Morgan what
i
‘‘Ha-vah-
question
his
broadcasts are sponsored by AFL-CIO. The union’s public
pronounce it ‘Hawhy-ee’ or ‘Havah-ee’?”’... anThe
DEPT:
him enough.” LABOR NOTE:
you
changed
Marciszewski
a
Lane
_
as he did in 1950. Judas will be played
by
do
jeans.
Many of the young people, like Irmegard Dengg, the pretty 22-
Landon;
Eisenhower
hadn’t
hand,
and
48-year-old inn keeper and father of five children, will portray Jesus
. Remark-
BAYAMON ENTERNATIONAL DRIVE IN: Bell, Book and Candle, The Key @LLER: Ten Commandments PONCE FOX-DELICIAS: Rio Bravo FAJARDO PUERTO RICO: The Fighting Wildcats
1G
a
Confidential,
ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT: Bobbikins, The able Mr, Pennypacker
PARAISO:
give
every decade if they were saved thousands. from the Black Death. They were, At the time of this Passion and the play has been presented Play, the village’s young people regularly since, except during wars present an unusual contrast. While and political trouble. Earlier this year, New York most young men have medievalProf. Gorham Davis in a mag like beards for the play, young azine article accused the play of women glide down winding streets
school
CAPARRA TERRACE
AZTECA:
would
$
LOST & FOUND:
visitors.
and
Dewey:
from
other
his a
you’... Ratoff wery velcome.”’
three centuries. and souvernirs sold to visitors, A cast of 800, many of the men | most of them from the United estimates Carl Bauer, head of the in beards of two year’s growth, States, Britain, Holland and Scan- Oberammergau tourist office. will present the play through Sept. dinavia. Many village houses are decThe eight-hour play, depicting 25 to more than 500,000 persons, orated with brightly colored rethe betrayal and cruxifixion of ligious frescoes, some of them Christ, is given under a pledge hundreds of years old. Streets are the Roman Catholic villagers made lined with shops selling handin 1633 after the plague had killed (Listings Subject To Change) carved Madonnas and crucifixes 84 of them. The survivors promised Wednesday, May 18 AMBASSADOR: Tank Commandos, Road Racers GRAND: Mis Padres se Divorcian, El Crucifijo de Piedra HOLIDAY: Justice & Caryl Chessman, Cell 2 2455 . . NEW BROADWAY: Carmen la de Ron_-da, Guitarras de Medianoche
place—
swer:
the
well
Hono-
on
father
name Muskie. GIFT
‘
visitor asked him: ‘Mister, the name of this
ee.”
Tomorrow
:
This
in
During there
up
if my
Embassy.
sesigs
Gregory Ratoff spent a few
In Oberammergau
Dewey
name
Roosevelt
ltiey
‘the
revealed
first
TRAVEL
Ancient Passion Play Opens
said.
beat Stevenson. ‘‘And J,”’ said the senator, ‘‘could beat any living Republican, Nixon or Rockefeller,
worn
for her from
the religious decor used on many of the village’s buildings.
Hoover,
candi-
his
letter
told
Preisinger, left inset, will portray Christ in
he
in
uniforms
At
her at the airport in a car driven by an E} Morocco doorman— and
Inn keeper Anton
wins,
The
letters
studied the French Foreign Legion Galante
PLAYERS—
more
Truman beat Dewey, in a close race because Truman was only one
Then
Oberammergau, Germany’s famed Passion Play and Hans Schwaighofer, right, a school teacher, will depict Judas. The building is Preisinger’s inn, whose crucifix illustrates
with
DAUM elections:
to the night ‘club Miss de Havilland
newspaperman.
PASSION
Lyons
presidential
sii
Leonard
y
AMMMMAMMAMDMOWNBG By
DEN
annem
5
VGUIAA A
THE
Juan—Telephone
Open
for Lunch +
10
Carte
—
3
Dinner —
Entertain
Blanche
—
Diners’
After
Hours terns
Club
STARTING
the FIESTA. ROOM
- a
:
TOMORROW
takes pleasure in presenting
the outstanding Spanish actress and singer
PAQUITA
RICO
:
7
(CLASSIFIEDS > THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, May 18, 1960
18 3-8400 Ext 72 REAL
ESTATE
APARTMENTS
HOUSES
FOR RENT
NVESTING or SPECULATING? Our| REDECORATED, ATTRACTIVE newly real itor. sae Pe government specialist | furnished apartment, airconditioned, bedroom, bath, kitchen, baleony, livingand staff are yours. Pictures, complete and sun deck, private entrance, description of scores of houses for sale, room ideal location Loiza Street 1756. Rent beach front property. ocean front farms, plus utilities. Telephone 3-0102, fsiands and investment property. le $160. 3-4761 (evenings). ALLEN FRANCISCUS . REALTORS 1642 523 AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairh and Ashford Avenue, Condado 3-3506, 3-6775. 279
CINTRON ef
REALTY,
houses
and
Inc.,
lots
for
has
listings
sale
—
San
range,
Investment
properties.
or write 1472
Box
729,
Call
us.
2-0911
ship
at
nancing, heart of tween
$14,000.
and
De
Diego.
2-5069.
After
5,
2-0795.
NEW
518
523
BOHEMIAN
fi-
balance easy terms. In Santurce, Lofza St.1505.
Parque
si
days
1633
Federal
Lomas 2 meter
CAPAREA HEIGHTS -— $3 bedroom apartment, in new, modern building. Spacious rooms, low rental $90. monthly. Continental neighbors. 1533 Central Avenue. Call 8-1124 or get key at 1430 Central Avenue, Dr. Pagan.
SALE
First
Verdes. lot.
rooms,
3
the be-
PENTHOUSE
complete
sale
rental of Also new
apartment. 24” boys’
1632
Telephone
525
APARTMENT,
bathrooms,
4
bed-|
living-dining.
play-
room, maid’s quarters, terraces, ele-| vator, incinerator, terrazo floors. Condominium Santa Rita, McLeary Corner Kings Court. For information, Investment Service Company, 3-3550. Box 6609, 1628
Santurce. 523
APARTMENTS
FOR
from
Choice
corner
of
-—
sacrifice
furnishings
with
Excellent
bike.
Call
low
location.
3-7253. 519
HOUSES FOR RENT
RENT
NEW
BEACH
| Swimming
HOUSE
and
at
boating
Ponce
EL
Avenue, 4
Stop
facing
bedrooms,
the
3
and kitchen. 1606
Isla
beach.
Verde. One
bed-
room with double closet. Tiled bathroom. Big living-poreh. Kitchen with cabinets, water heater. electric stove. Call 2-5809 1643 528 PARK BOULEVARD: 8 BEDROOM house. one bleck from beach. Complete household furnishing fer sale. 3-5024.
HOME.
terrace. Enquire
de
Leen
Lagoon.
living-dining
information
room
Tel.
2-1317. UF
near
beach
PUNTA LAS MARIAS. Charming Spanish-style home, large garden bordering on ocean. 4 bedrooms, 2 airconditioned, 2 baths, fally furnished. Available July 1 — September 1. Maid if
COMPLETELY
FURNISHED.
513
rental.
BEAUTIFULLY apartment
best
for
FURNISHED one
or
neighborhood,
markets.
Linen
eluded.
For
1618
two.
neara
and
efficiency
On
Montebay, Weekends,
Shopping
phone
in-
3-4073. | !410 521
Salvador.
96
Prat,
66472, 1589
garage,
quarters.
carport,
2-9881.
ser-
UNIVERSITY GARDENS, dras Darlington. Brand
by Rio new, 4
2 baths, built-in kitchen
BEACH-frenit
modern
je
terrace
UF
HOUSE,
in
lovely
Vesa 1174
3-6769. UF
1158 MAGDALENA - Suite Apartment. Newly decorated and furnished, with large living and diningroom, airconditioned bedroom for two, kitchen and private bath. Located in Condado section one block from La Concha Hotel. Private entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Cali
Celeste
Todd,
telephone
2-1356.
1471
69
ASHFORD
SOUSE
1120-1122.
—
Ashford
Rooms and efficiency service. All screened.
with
air
conditioning
residential Special
section,
arrangements
Guest
Avenue,
House.
Best
hotel
Beach for
Maid Some
tours.
2-7927.
Mrs.
Telephones
Annie
MARIGALANTE
2-3056.
ditioned
De —
PARQUE
Beautifully rooms,
Mauret,
each
with
and
159,
rates.
Manager,
Margarita
treras.
aircon.
de
bath, Con-
1490
UF
ISLAND
HOUSE
—
1017
Ashford
-—
a
new, informal, oceanfront guesthouse in luxury hotel area. Large terrate {acing the sea, with private stairway to
beach.
Spacious,
roms. From including an 2-1779, 1564 LA
modern,
airconditioned
$9, single $14. double, excellent breakfast. Phon . UF
PROVIDENCIA
Parque 153. Near theatres, busses. conditioned rocms, information, phone a 12384 Loiza
GUEST
HOUSE
visiting.
ete.’
Call
.
Stop
THE
hot and cold water. Terraces, garden. Near beach and business sectors. Sum-
mer
1475
club
UF
GUEST 17.
2
Apartment,
with
HOUSE,
blocks
double
sofa
La
Condado
Concha
and
airconditioned,
bed,
bath,
hot
61
DUFFY’S
have
remodeled
ing, old beach home, and now rooms, ali with private bath,
Phone
private
sightseeing, nite 2-0486 anytime.
2-3196. 1374
Manager.
decorated,
NEW CONCEPT in tourist aceomodations. With the rental of one of our excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day loan of a car for your
water, terrace, private entrance. $9. daily, less per week. Marchand, 2-6178,
travel.
3-6231
Enjoy
OF
livingroom
and
sOUSE-:
702
beach.
ing together. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels, Personal
guided
GUEST
breakfast and drinks on your private terrace in delightful continental-run guest house close to “Under The Trees”, and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion Court, corner of MclLeary. aeae Tourist Association. Telephone
606,
facilities.
couples
JUAN
CONDADO
Condado.
apartments. Hot water.
SAN
-
beaches, restaurants, Sun terrace, all air Cooking facilities, For 2-9852 or write to Station, Santurce
offer some
with private patio, some air conditioned,
One minute to beach and $7.50 single, $10. double. fae
complete
breakfast,
bus, All
From rates
Isla
1585
family ae
526
JENNY’S:
Guest
atmosphere. 1859 McCleary
House
Delicious Ave. Tel,
with
a
meals 3-6802. OF
SAN
ANTONIO
GUEST
HOUSE
Informa-
HILLS
=
wa518
3 bedroom
guel Such, Phone 1568
house,
quarters. 2 car carport. Fully |, fully
kitchen.
WILL SELL for at Km. 13.8, Cayey
over
te Grand Union Supermarket. — Call 63681 for
occupancy to Guayama Read,
pons reom, garage and service screened and completely
frame
and
Guayama.
ea
2-4107.
inspection
appointmen'
cate
1599
Diego
at
en
Puerto
Nuevo.
ert
Call
1542
517
Also garage for car or dry goods storage. Best 2-4436, Lindbergh
St.
Stop
5
Julif,
rates or
TeleOF
HOTEL LUQUILLO — oCEAN VIEW RESTAURANT. On the ocean. Double ome 3 minutes from the famous
anaes
food.
Lugnillo,
P.R,
HILS BEACH HOUSE - directly the beach. Roll out of bed into Airconditioning
winds.
becue 3-2331.
1384
at
your
pb
included.
disposal.
on
the the trade Outdoor bar-
1850
Hotel Cool. room
°
BUILDING
16-%.
—
309 Ave.
Sapturce.
Rent
APPROXIMATELY 9000 square feet fice Tace for rent. Ideal location
View 5 PM
73, Isia 9-0522
Verde. 519
WANTED TO RENT
ofin
MOVING furnished kitchen,
Guest House. Double
Vicente
519
- 200 meters frem Cendade Section.
required. Atlantic —_— days, after
and single air conditioned rooms with bath. Near beach. Sun t Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner
Wilson. Mamager phone 3-2936. 402
600.
OPPOR:'
Santuree
MAISON BLANCHE
with breakfast, bath gentleman or lady.
Re-
S3. Each
eae
section After 6,
610
(OPA).
hot and cold water, independent $15. double, $12 single. Special en
Aves.,
yes, 8-0270.
519 | 1499
square feet, facing Ponce de Leon
Taft
beach facilities. Condade per month. Call 2-4998.
conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fenced doors and windows. Roosevelt and De
all|
CABREE
TAFT GUEST HOUSE — room with private bath,
and $50.
3-7430.
FUENISHED ROOM annex, te American
2400 3Q. FT. — OFFICE SPACE. Clean, elear, well ventilated, New heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 450 SQ. FT. office complete with air
con-
crete » Rear beach at Punta Las Marias. 3 bedrooms, garage, separate | Warters with shower. Immediate pos-| For
Will alter ion.
"
OFFICES FOR RENT
SALE
FURNISHED
Avenue. Fleral Park. 518
home,
6,
FOR
fa Cen Betances 67,
1277
523
FAMILY from modern —
or near
NEVIS Hotel,
ST. excellent
KITTS
—
condition,
1,000
acres
some
plantations,
of
all
livingroom,
165,
St.
Kitts,
3 bedrooms.
screened, 1136, or
write 61
Seachfront
for
suitable
sale.
Also
property, hotel
or
tt: On_ beach roads — some near airport. Write Simmons, Betances 265, Santurce, P. R., or Duncan,
bred
States, need er house,
vicinity.
LOTS FOR SALE
B.W.L
DOEADO various
HIGHWAY: trees,
Farm,
planted
in
D Highway. 20 minutes from Santurce. Debt-free. Water, light. Mr. MoFa. |Olé . 2-3891. SPEAK SPANISH,
Real Estate Corner
Atlantic,
GARDEN
!
HILLS
Completely
air
VILLAMAR
Near
Country 521 BUCARE — New listing with space, fine floor plan and a
with
Sewer
—
the ‘ocean,
shopping. two
septic SANTA
A
Another
fine
porches,
connections
tank
near
three well
problems
MARIA
new
living
planned
completed
Big,
area
with
plenty
indoors
Realtor
TELS.
listing!
near
house
kitchen.
no
here!
‘Robert Tschudin,
Tapia Street. Ocean Park, San Juan, Rooms with private bath, airconditioned.
schools,
bedroom
luxurious
two
abundant story residence for an active family. beautiful "| Four air conditioned bedrooms, guest apartment and servant’s quarters. Bis entertaining
One
5 minutes from Airport. Beautiful swimwithia restaurants Good beach. waking -disiance. Breakfast served. 3-0834 -
hot
-
—
Verde
oad, near San Juan Intercontinental, Call 9-0144, 9-0532, 382 oP DANISH GUEST HOUSE — Weekly and monthly rates. Danish breakfast optional, Centrally located near Paramount Theater. 263 Duffaut Street. Telephone 3-8885.
AUNT
locatidns.
porch,
521
water. charm.
of best
freezer.
livingroom.
bet
GUEST
com-
1629
4
ANTILLES
cottage,
with moderns appliances. Ni air conditioned, 72 after 7 PM. Moderately priced. Box 736 er Phone
HOUSES
structural steel 10,000 square feet floor foot high ceiling wareLeading platform handles parking yard for 80 cars commercial development new port zone. Minimum
square meter lot. For infermation, Investment Company, Bex 6609 Senturce, 3-3550.
(ue St Houses Miramar, with nice ocean view. Near Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social Security Building, Ponce de Leén 804, 4th Floor. Apartment 401-402, Mrs.
—
one
servant’s
518
Section. ocean,
Bayamon house, GE
bedroom
Resort
furnished,
bedrooms,
Pie. bed-
large All office,
3-3769.
3
ter, refrigerator and tion telephone 8-1269,
GARDEN
& eab-
inets, bar-counter, diningroom, livingroom, carport & screened, For information eall
sesion.
call
518
518
1594
PARTLY
2
anytime.
pletely
1556
car
Center.
YUNQUE
vant’s
screened
Santurce.
ing, recent and concrete. area, with house space. 4@ trucks and Lecated in across from
steve, refrigerator, hot water, brand Bew, never occupied. Call Vincenti,
2
Vaciatalega
Boca de Cangrejos weekly er menthly
beach,
hotels, tel
~
beautiful
rentals. Ideal for picnies. Telephone supersn. | 28138 for information and reservations.
the
airconditioning
appointment
Beach, Road.
FUENISHED
at
free
nicely
AMPLE HOME near beach. Furnished, lovely quiet residentia} section. 4 bedreoms, 2 baths. Airconditioned. Other
Condade
For
oldest
builders, and ali materials
520
EL
2-3141, home 1579
Rico’s
Call
FUENISHED RESIDENCE, 3 bedrooms plus servant’s quarters, on beach front mear San Juan Intercontinental Hotel. One or two years’ lease. $500, per month. 9-0382. H. ‘Madera, Box 332, San Juan. 1628 323
rooms,
Puerte
1566
1652
2
POOLS,
last forever. 6-5003.
nice sa. built-in
»
520
bungalows,
minutes
and mest experienced ases only reinforced copper filtering system. These
3-3024.
COMFORTABLE
August.
1586
desired.
1592
im Condado Section. No Children. Phone 2-7682. Sublet for 3 months, June
2
Very cool. Reasonable rent. all day, 674 Reinito Street,
CHARMING
Condominium
Ponce
Condado
baths.
For
in
11,
reservation,
IMPROVEMENT
|;
APARTMENT
Rafael,
YUNQUE
BIKINI
1646
NEW
San
HOME
COMPARE THESE VALUES: Carports $585; Extra rooms (12° x 12’) $995; fences, ete., at similar prices. handle plans. Low FHA interest (4¢1|2%). No down Improvement Corp., 7-2092, 2-3013 Ext. 204, e
_ a
Screened,
facilities.
PENTHOUSE
corner
FOR SALE
Labiosa,
1583
EIGHT APARTMENTS in Condominium, residential, office and commercial, starting
Call
HOUSES
SAN FRANCISCO — 4 bedroom luxury home, 1/3 acre, fenced, large shade trees, 40’ long covered patio and large swimming pool. $45,900 good terms. Phone 6-5003. 1640 524
terrace,
Mr.
520
cluded.
immediately
FOR
around
SAN RAFAEL ~ facing storage space. Very good Lagoon and Ave. Norte, 3 bedroom Mrs. Angers, Tel. 3-3491. furnished apartment, just finished. | 1658 Equipped kitchen, linen and china in-
from Miami any spare parts for any kind of heavy equipment. Cail Vincenti, telephone 6-6472. 530 4587
APARTMENTS
private
Contact
Rey,
CONDOMINIUM
Roosevelt.
Will
heater,
facilities.
1609
69
equipment.
Hato
12-5740.
VINCENTI REALTY has listings of houses for sale in Puerto Rico and Miami. Also splendid connections in Miami with laundry people and laundry
water
other
RENT
de Leon Avenue. Near church, schools, shopping areas. Porch, five bedrooms, two bathrooms, » dining room, large pantry. kitchen, outdoor barbecue and bar, servant’s quarters, Sarage, 16 closets. Rental $300.00 monthly. Phone office hours 2-08686. Home, 3-7905. 1653 323
BALDRICH — UNFURNISHED modern apartment, fully screened. 3 bedrooms, one airconditioned, 2 bathrooms, electric
Francisco. Santa Maria, San Patricio, Garden Hills, Villa Caparra, Bucaré Baldrich, Hyde Park. Hato Rey, Santuree, Rio Piedras. Payment facilities. Money available for first mortgages.
FOR
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, residence located in best residential section in
3-5315
3-6535
of
and
room out.
for
_aHiE SAN
POSITIONS
SALE
EXECUTIVE
68 ACRES by owner. Location: K-60 H-1 Insular Highway No. 3. Close to U. 8. Naval Station, Roosevelt Roads, P. R. Possibilities
—
Unlimited.
Includes:
all.
1584
P.
O.
Box
168,
6
Ceiba.
WANTED, ASSISTANT
MEN
or
518
AIRCRAFT FOR SALE
mis
Bae
heen,
Ne
Be
CESSNA
New
paint,
— lbs
Radio-compass instruments.
wwe
Perfect
tery,
to
form
gyro
club.
:
Typing,
manuscripts,
SERVICE
IBM
reports,
Electrie.
1120
Office.
shorthand,
Ashford 735.~
Ave.,
or
night
-
Monthly
Best
Evenings,
478.
2-0080
Extension
2-0000
269
Buchanan
CONDITIONERS
53, Stop
5147.
WANTED
28,
WHY down ea
—
Rey.
MALE
supervision. clerk
manager
He
and
of
one
is going
to
assistant
to
of
the
largest
you
are
interested,
Ext. 99, er 20th, 1635
please
call
8-094,
man
Box
E,
San
need
apply.
Juan
Star.
Write
Tel.
photo.
P.O.
Box
6223,
Loiza
SALE
P.
R.
lary.
528 furnishings. Telephone
Very ry
REFRIGERATORS
—
brand new,: with and service at
525
FROM
wash-
$125.
ment
EDUCATION.
business,
own
and
Collier’s
this
and
ad-
read
the
information
with
no _
obligation,
eall
me
it
you.
Ray
show
Hill,
519
Ocean
City
4O.
cash.
Call
6-0381
$300
value.
anytime
Two reel. all
week
Piedras,
Encyclopedia.
to
MACHINES
brand new, with and service at TORS’ ANNUAL
For
to
WASHING
FOR SALE
at
Km,
up,
—from
$125
up.
2.8
Rivera
Trujillo
875,-
Rio
Alto
CHEVROLET,
2
door
Original
transmission.
sedan.
owner.
ExRadio,
3-5024.
further visit
praise.
Kiko
Toro,
fioz Rivera 1498 A
BOAT
with
boat,
the
For
free
information,
8-1804 1279
Road.
is sigu
distinctive
America’s
latest
boats, Easy 1497
Inc:;
Avenue,
Stop
Hato
of success,
Mufiorz
wanted
at
Rivera
paid.
Also
—
household
1835 CHEVROLET 2 tone white and
Telephone
.
Will
8-2038.
Kike
—
Mu-
6-5429. 715
but
persons
a
Borum
own
most
models
Mercury terms
31
Rey.
boat.
week
Room
210,
El
HAVE
AUTO
Imparcial
AUTO
UF an
excellent job for you
Spanish
not
necessary.
Call
RADIATORS
RADIATORS - Is your car ting? Your radiator can be and Tepaired in: expensively by » ePnce de
(Front
2417
of
Post
518
HELP WANTED & WOMAN to governess and
SPECIAL
act as_ housekeeper, cook. Reference re-
quired. Top salary. For interview, call Bayamén 775 or 1067, or call in person IA2
Paseo
Mamirez
de
Te
del
Parque,
Arellano,
eorner
G.
ee
of
ee
AM LOOKING for a bi-lingual secretary for a continental executive. Her English must be excellent.
salary will
at least
$250.
per
month,
. If you are interested, please call 98-8094, Ext. 100, Thursday or Friday, May 19th or 20th, between 1:30 — 2:30 PM,
1636
520
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — Expanding continental firm, Condado. Knowledge typing, dictation, some bookkeeping and common sense. Salary plus share
company
Ageactates, 3
profits, 3
Franciscus
Nairn
518
— FEMALE
AIR
-&
Realtors
Ashford,
&
3-3506. 520
INSTRUCTION |
to Rico. We offer to the public cone courses for: Stewardesses, tendants. Reservations,
de
Leén
Santurce.
Avenue,
4th Floor,
Stop
1572
UF
going to move? Use the best Puerto Rico, United States, Japan. Packing,
SALE, this week Rio Piedras.
1355
Ponce
Stop
de
19,
Leén
Avenue,
St.,
with
—
at
at
full
factory
SALE
$125
up,
warranty
brand
and
INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ WAREHOUSE SALE, this
Mufioz
Km.
FOR
FROM
28,
Rivera
Trujille
875,
Rio
Alto
Piedras
Read.
HEATERS
WATER HEATERS, from $45, up, brandRew, with full factory warranty and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ ANNUAL
week dras, 1617
WAREHOUSE
at Mufioz Rivera Km. 2-8, Trujillo
SALE.
875, Alto
this
Rio PieRoad. 528
ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING
Professional
MOVE
YOUR
furniture
by
Directory
Almacenes
Maritimos, Inc.. opposite Pier 9, San responsibility,
PSYCHOLOGIST
at
875, Alto
The most competent America. Night Patrols, Bodyguards, Uniformed Guards, Payroll Escort, Con-
Testing
Coeff 2-6200
1072 Fernandez Tel. Santurce 2-5282, Caguas
Ave,
DOGS
AND
ZV
SETS,
from
full factory
INSULAR
$125,
up,
warranty
brand
and
DISTRIBUTORS’
service
ANNUAL
WAREHOUSE SALE, this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rie Piedras. Km. Trujillo Aite Read.
PETS
BOXER PUPPIES for sale, 9 weeks ald. Bersted with the AKC, Call after
7
PM
65408.
fi
EQUIPMENT
INDUSTRIAL CHAIRS, heavy duty, resistant to abuse, yet comfortable. Seats
and
18,
Rivera Trujillo
«
FACTORY
ccon-
Mufioz
and
backs.
design,
eye-appeal.
cirkone
2-6267
long-lasting
Information or
324,
Rivera,|
ART
LITHOGRAPHIC & PRINTING
Bayamon.
:
Second
a
PEGGY
EXHIBITS
WILSON’S
beautiful
thread}
printing is now
and
Economical
—
lithesraphing source? It im Puerte Ricof!!
‘quality
and
delivery
paintings will not be available after May | when promised. Let us quete your prosamples. of schedule. 30th. See_and buy them at Don Roberto’s | posed Yourour work. Call 24122, San Juap Litho now, 205 Cristo, old San Juan, last le Co.
1602
WITT
industriel Psychelegist PERSONNEL CONSULTANT ¥O BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY IN PUERTO RICO
521
CLASSES
Santuree.
Borg-
Carolina
527
$125.
1614
3
poser ig char Ayr gf lag fend tional. courses im Spanish, French, English, Classes day and night, Call 2-3542. ng
6-4551.
553
@ YOUB roof dirtyr tf so, for expert bigh water- pressure cleaning and paint4 eal} 6-5132 or 430 Verde, Berane
519
LANGUAGE
etc.,
GEORGE
AIR CONDITIONERS CONDITIONERS — FROM
Juncos
ternational Airline Academy, the first and only academy of its kind in Puer-
ce
heater.
WATER
a
YOUR ATIENTION, ———. oe Airlines skilled employees needed. we announce the second course of In-
Reasonable fees. Modern rooms veniently located in the heart of turce, For
UP
Local and long distance. We store your belongings. Asgents National Van Lines
2 door, 6 cylinder, black, radio, other condition. Phone
3-6689.
38-1612.
RANGES — FROM $75. up, brand new, with full factory warranty and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE, this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rie Piedras. Km. 2-8, — Alte Road.
as
Apply
or
526
mew,
SERVICE
24
all
call
Hato
Bi-lingual, service
repairs
your Norge refriwashing machine,
motors, Gator trailers. types of moving, no matter if it be free demonstrations: jfarge or small. Moderate prices. 524 | Mi Torres, Fernandez Juncos Z 1400, Stop 20, Santurce. Tel. =, 462
SAN JUAN = PONCE: hour telephone
SHOP
APPLIANCES
Inc.,
Avenue,
ex-
SERVICE
REPAIR
ERONERS
See
Toro
years
water
dras.
4BE YOU service in
20
UP
ANNUAL
of | 53
termites
1531
$
or
SERVICES (Commonwealth Free estimate.
FOR SERVICE on gerator, freezer,
service
phone
UF
Warner International, Hato Rey.
CLOTHES DRIERS — from $110 up, bragy new, with full factory warranty service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE. this week at Mufioz Rivera 875. Rio Piedras, Km. 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road 1613 521
listings
write,
W. A. Gruen, Las Marias.
makes washers, dryers, dishwashers, electric ranges, and gas’ stoves. Same day service Guarantee on parts. Cail
318
ganization
Mrs. Punta
APPLIANCE
full factory warranty INSULAR DISTRIBUWAREHOUSE SALE,
Mufioz
7-0292
MAEQUEZ
SALE,
for
until
against
perience. 774
6-5003.
519
of
WAREHOUSE
Grades.
Control of insects, rats and fumigation services for homes, business and farms. Services guaranteed Preventive treat
full factory warranty INSULAR DISTRIBU.
ANNUAL
Ist—6:h
LA EXTERMINADORA Pest Control Services)
attracti ractive
automatic
re
54
EXTERMINATING
519
clock
SCHOOL
ment. Tuition $90. 2413 Laurel St., Phone 2-8160. 1607
BOATS FOR: SALE
§20
sales training to work for international beak company. Earn $150 per week.
at
sale: ale
and
8:30—11:30 AM. grade subjects, including and ames. Limited enroll-
Elementary Art, Music
:
beds,
watch
SUMMER SCHOOL — June 20th—July 29th,
* lames
set, twin
PRECISION
— SUMMERS
electric stove $25, wardrobe and other miscellaneous articles. Calle Dresde 514, off de Diego in Puerto Nuevo. Before 8 AM or after 6 PM. 1620 519
edition
$206 PM.
Station,
Building, 1380 —
a
IMMEDIATE .
er,
cabar. Me26 Call
new
ene
de
1600
FOR ‘OR
TORS’
ONE YEAR old fishing equipment. Tycoon rods, one Ocean City 9-0
1954 CADILLAC COUPE. Good coniitiem. Leaving for States. Call Fort Buchanan 20000, Extension 7122. Also fiat AUTO MECHANIC — Mam experienced skin diving beat. im all phases of auto maintenance for | 1 623 519 smal} fleet. Must be _bi- lingual. Refewences required. Excellent Ba-
Santurce,
Buchanan
& | 1627| +|
ANSWERING
EXECUTIVE POSITION UI ally attractive opportunity for “bilingual exmilitary man. Up to 45 years. For sales administrativ for continenservices. for Forward resume and
Freezer,
Fort
£Ashford.
526 | kitchen
phone
in
3-6218. 1588
1937 CHEVROLET-—V8 two-door in perfect condition. Only 30,000 miles. Fully equipped. Real bargain. Owner Jeaving for the States. For information call Limares 8-1215 during office hours. 1601 520
317
&
3-8372.
FURTHER
vance
BEAD COOK, who can follow instructions, or a chef who will follow instructions. Some English necessary. Only
experienced
upright
2-0000
Fer- | Call’ 65272.
6
TO
1956 CHEVROLET, 2 door, and 1958 OPEL, 2 door. Both low mileage cars, excellent condition. Gwner™ leaving istand, must sell immediately. Bargain prices on both. Call Eastham, 3-1518 days, 9-0373 nights 1645 523
REAL ESTATE salesmen and executive secretary. Immediate profit. Excellent future for the right men. Apply in person, FRANCISCUS REALTY COMPANY & ASSOCIATES, Condado, 3 Wairn St. & Ashford, right of Presbyterian Hospital on Beach. 3-3506. 1610 521
tails. 1605
piano, with Damp-
NOW -— YACHT Brokerage available in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Buy your yacht. cruiser or boat through meving job is ours. Whether you’re movus — because we are affiliated with im locally or Stateside, we are equipped Richard Bertram & Co. of pack and transport your most Ft. Lauderdale and* Bahia Mar, re- fo precious belongings, as scheduled, with cognized as one of the most compethe dependable care you look for and tent yacht brokers in the country. We 6-3329 offer you the fine service that hundreds of local yachtsmen who have purchased } Capitol Transportation, Inc. free their craft through the Bertram or-| estimate. Agents. for Atlas Van Lines.
a
Thursday or Friday. May 19th between 11 AM and 12 noon. 520
ed complic: chronograph Pairs, - d watches see Puerto Rico’s only certi master wateh and clockmaker, Ws 2in A. Gruen, Certified Master Watch ; -d Clock Maker, Calle Laurel 2413. Punta Phone 2-8160 po Marias.
1960 FORD FAIRLANE, 2 door sedan, standard transmission, $656 down payment, balance-in note with bank. 60742 after 5 PM. Mr. Myatt. 1953
industries in the Metropolitan area. The man that I cheose will earn $250. If
Call
1574
cellent condition.
little
FOR
Inc., 1402, Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop ‘as Santurce, opposite Lottery waiidins.
be
personnel
it.
&.PAIRS
with
526
GE
ft. Call 3254.
m
—
REALTORS
Nairn
MISCELLANEOUS
sommomical 1960 FIAT. Just call 3-5190, or pay usa visit at Martorani Motors
taxes, rates.
3
information
BUY A USED CAR? With $275 ae cesand $44 begiraed iritallown new,
1637
with
offer takes 3-0381
SPINET
installed.
13.5 leu. 6138 | or 1651 |
WATCB
sofa.
Fe naka Sas eee TeeRe | is, week, a Mubee Rivera,i
AUTO
Hato
FOR
AM LOOKING for a smart young bilingual Puerto Rican.. He has to be smart enough and responsible to work personnel
HIDE-A-—-BED
WURLITZER
Chaser
SALE
letely
FRANCISCUS
T Es
520
HELP
,
2
oF
CARS
avat-
payroll hourly
SPEAK
NIGHT CLUB for sale 300 person Pacity, dance floor, bandstand, Good reputation. Air conditioned. tropolitan area, main avenue. Stop and Fdz. Juncos. After 7:30 PM. 2-1871 Maisonet. 1291
523
Ur
or
offer.
265
free
SERVICE
weekly
CARS
Lobaugh
3-5156.
SIMMONS
in
530
see
ARTIC-KAB auto air conditioners for ali cars, foreign and American, . Good prices. fimancing, parts and _ service. Factory mechanics. Dealers requested. inquireat Mediavilla’s Machine Shop,
Apt.
Service ete.
am
1234
rates.
» reports,
BOOKKEEPING
Ponce.
FOREIGN
island.
AIR
518
Call Gini
&
or
Quisqueya 6-3703.
day 166
1368,
1639
briefs,
Hourly
pick-up and delivery.
Box
1959 TAUNUS DELUXE, 2 door, radio, with white sidewalls, Sfendard shift. Excellent -condition. Taxes paid. Leaving
ee CONTINENTAL Public tenographer servicing La Concha, San Suan Intercontinental, others, lecal —-
transient.
3-6245.
ident, | $2300. 29 bar stool
SPORTS
518
SECRETARIAL
you’re
FOR
19
2
FOE SALE: Olé Madrid Bar-Restaurant: 520 Owner leaving island. Good clientele. low rent. Debt-free. Part cash, balance FINEST MAKES of traditional furnimortgage. For information, Mr. Mora. | ture, also antiques, porch, terrace and = SPEAK SPANISH. 519 | £arden furniture, wrought iron. Elegant 15 =: ee alae; ebwiainn et
1591
Price of plane includes legal fees of incorporation and license for nonflying members. Interested clubs or individuals please call Bikini Pools, 6-5003. 1563
and
1576
3-3506
flying
cail
SPANISH.
condi-
radio
CASH
FURNITURE
Established sales & service| slip cover. Best office equipment, safes, etc. | after) 5. Telephone Good location. low rent. For | 1649 |
appointment
windshield
way,
Desire
business. store for for sale.
$2500
*3| BAR-RESTAURANT business
yen
1954
—
529 | Production, Assembly, Packaging, Main- | $12,000.
7
tion.
OPPORTUNITIES
‘AL, 32 permanent resident, . ar stools, complete ipped . 6% years Puerto Rico, seeks position} restaurant. $10,000 equisment includ-| SELLING - HOUSEHOLD of plant manager. Experience, 5-1|2 years | ed. Renewable lease, $172. month-| Some antiques imcluded. plant manager, experience Tool and Die,| ly. Moving to States. Everything for | 63072.
hae — 6. ie _— $6,600. T. F, Simmons, 11 Cristo st. Th a Vv. 1 ,
Sage
BARGAIN
MANAGE-
CONTINENT IN’
ae dition, c a
BUSINESS
MENT TRAINEE — am presently employed as assistant sales manager in a small industrial company in New York. 28 years old. Recent New York University graduate (nights) with major in management and real estate. Working knowledge of Spanish. Lived 3 years in Cuba. I seek a position with future with a progressive firm in Puerto Rico. I am to undergo a training program in States or Puerte Rico. I will be in Puerto Rico for one week during | June. Kindly address inquiries to Box D, San Juan Star.
Unit Motel eompletely furnished, 3 yrs. oid. These units have never been unoccupied. City water supply. One dwelling with bath, Two concrete block chicken houses. Ford tractor with implements. 28 Head cattle, various ages. Landscaping is well advanced. Must be seen to be appreciated. Price: $50,000. for
STAR — Wednesday, May 18, 1960
CLASSIFIEDS
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JUAN
519 | 1631
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, May 18, 1960
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PATTY
ti
ART SCHOOLS PEASE School pi pxiptine. Day,
landscape,
lasses in portrait,
still life.
$10.
a
month.
Register
oa
First
aid
@&
Oxygen
kits.
-
For
rent,
for
built, S troplealized against
rust
(springs
new,
re
pins)
-
ae
SIX
UF
DRESS
ALTERATIONS
i
A
ND.
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Me
aad
PaRGelclal
mechanics.
2-4718
days
Service,
Stateside
1455
>
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(AP)
ballerinas
responded
to
to
an
intense
os
nee
a
highly
organized
cam-
paign the rallies condemned American spy flights over the Soviet
be
Union.
a
show
The
trial
climax
of
may
Francis
G.
Powers, the U.S. pilot whose U2 plane was shot down 1,200 miles inside Soviet territory on May
Day
The chev’s
rallies backed demands that
Eisenhower
KhrushPresident
apologize
for
spy
flights, promise to end them and punish those responsible. The Soviet news agency Tass said Khrushchev won unanimous support
at
Moscow,
Gorky, Vladivostok
Khaborovsk
meetings
among
adopted
in
Tiflis,
and
others.
agreed
tween or
the
four
In all cases the blame was put squarely on the U.S. government and American leaders. EisenhoWer was generally not referred name.
TRAFFIC (Continued From Page 1) parental permission for 16year-olds to receive a license. 5.)
Regulation
covering
so-called “drivers’ with requirements both
instructors
their
vehicles. A bonding procedure for these schools is also a part of the new statute. Left out of the bill which Colon predicts his committee will recommend for Senate action are
several
other
changes
be-
of
Courtesy
“They
regret
cussions,
peace,
so
could
not
Khrushchev
take
call
de
for to
on
Gaulle
pay
a
President
today
before
leaving Paris. He is in Berlin on his way
stopping home to
see
the
Walter
Ulbright,
German Communist boss, but leading Communists there denied
millan to A
Prime
is
Minister
going
home
back-
ed by Superintendent of Police Ramon Torres Braschi — including transfer of the transit bu-
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from
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1959.
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approval.
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Facilities
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sage
;
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Mayaguez,
will be a in Wash-
cases
in
Tee
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amma
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and the Russians still expressed
cated by the Supreme
ports
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months hence. There new administration ington next Jan. 20.
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report to Parliament. spokeman for the British in a summit
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state
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SUMMIT
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—
week
this
SALE,
875,
Alto
Fi
ie’
ar
Bello
ARCHANTELOS
= —_ a service
DISTRIBUTORS’
Rivera
68 | 1615
ovie
from
INSULAR
WAREHOUSE
— | fioz
Trujillo
2-7463.
nights,
;
$45, up, brand and warranty
HI-FI from ERATION | full factory
Stateside
All
establishments.
Call
REPAIRS &
NING
is
Trujillo
Zone
Jacksonville
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HIGH FIDELITY
=
co
in
N.Y.
a
1s
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FILTERS
COND.
AIR
2-5355.
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8
125
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3-3102.
1460
Inc.,
Telephone 2-408.
Fonce de Leon,
2-5511,
| 133
repairs
-
Nin,
A.
Salvador
moving.
~
and
tuning
—
service
guaranteed
sale,
hospital and paJuan San St..
thing for physicians, ee tients.
against” termites,
ss
British
Every | BEATRICE
goods.
rubber
masks,
meters,
521)
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clothing and equipment. Labfo 5 students per class. Tele- | brotective limited oratory supplies and equipment. Thermophone 2-8927 for further information. 1263
sae
complete dispensary supplies
fers
now-
SHIP
HOSPITAL SUPPLIES i COMPANY POTARO HOSPITAL SUPPLY
qHE
NG SCHEDULES
SHIPPI
CLASSI FIEDS
Rio Piedras Road next to Radio Station WRIO
TELEPHONE: 6-9774 e
to
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, May 18, 1960
e Try a pack of new Dual Filter Tennyson cigarettes today. o You'll like their smoothness and faste. |
21
ry Sports Of The Times
Kuenn Leads Rocky At Bat Y.
Times
News
Summit Meeting By Arthur Daley
Service
The sixteen summit meeting
The first month's return is in the most discussed baseball
on
player
trade
of
1960.
The
he
traded
ican pion,
Colavito,
‘announced
figures
reported Monday by the Associated Press point to a decision for Harvey Kuenn over Rocky Colavito and vindication for Frank Lane, Cleveland’s general manager. Lane was criticized by many Cleveland fans last April 17 when
a 1959
\e
hearings
Amer-
champion.
vito
is wallowing been
Detroit’s
has last
held
at
in
twenty-one
made only twenty-five
games.
three hits times at
120 pace.
Kuenn, on the other fifteen hits on his last tries, a .429 pace. In
all,
ten
Kuenn
has
and
runs
He
has
four homers, including a gamewinner against Washington on
May
10,
and
eleven
runs
batted
in. Kuenn’s first homer of the year won Sunday’s second game against the Chicago White Sox. Harvey has batted in seven rums. The Tigers, who hoped that Co-
lavito
would
bolster
their
attack,
have the lowest batting average in the major—.199. Only Norm Cash, a part-time first baseman
obtained
from
Cleveland
last
This
Yoerk
with
Yankees
a 13-10 record.
Detroit, with a 9-12 mark,
is sixth.
Last year, Kuenn led the league with a .353 batting mark. He had 1ineé homers and seventy-one runs
ratted
in.
Colavito
shared
the
Ingemar during
hit
42.
Rocky
uns
and
hit
.257.
drove
in
Johansson workout
MORE
hand.
of
a series
of
By BUZZ Member,
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you've
never
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for fear you game .
ment—a
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fit.
A
The
This
Frick.
business,”
said
Bill
~
hope
Shea,
the
: the one
understandlittle finger
fitted
to
size,
with
your
be
hand
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and
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finger
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and
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equivalent
of
a
reporter
has
always
with
the
had
sports.
fun
and
a congenital
Congress
toy
distaste
should
department.
for
have
But
if
govern-
better some
use legis-
lf majors
the Kefauver bill should pass—Heaven would retrench so violently in personnel
would
shrink
to
the
vanishing
point.
The
forbid! — the that the minors
effect
on
the
future
limits
each
team
in
the
Nationals
and
Americans
to
100
players. And sixty of these 100 would be liable to draft at half the draft price, with players privileged to choose teams. There hasn’t been anything so confiscatory since Fidel Castro expropriat-
ed foreign property.
:
.
The Senator from Tennessee also proposes to mess up the television situation, which is messy enough— except in pro football. He won’t permit one league to telecast back home if another league in the joint home city is playing the same day. This
your
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are upset and angered by majors to raise as much as
discriminatory
for
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middleweight division Casey
“shlug
Grossinger,
ment.
night.
Hank, second man
spears
at
is
famous
Henry Hank
here Monday
most
this bill:
into
a legislative
Commissioner
of the Continental League.
interference
111
(AP) a unde ciHank
going
the
vicious,
said
cent behind
and
mental
Casey Beats NEW ORLEANS —Hank Casey won animous 10-round sion over Henry
players
erratically spinning bag offers fast target for the Swede’s
1ome-run championship with Harnon Killebrew of Washington.
“ach
per
in
law ordering Macy’s and Gimbels to eliminate three-quarters of the goods from their shelves and warehouses for the benefit of the newcomer down the block, a newcomer who doesn’t yet have a store. As they say along Delancey Street: “It smells from herring.” .
SHARPENING HiS WEAPONS—Heavyweight champion
a bowling hesitate to
New
getting
100
and
Congress,’
sports
+ 100— only forty could be kept permanently— “| baseball structure could topple. :
tie
the
are
other
mean the destruction of the entire apartment ting the player holdings of each major_league
Second
with
in
introduced
and
to help them furnish their new but bare apartment. The Kefauver
April 12, is above the .300 mark. He.has a .342 average with thirteen hits in thirty-eight trips. The Indians are in a_ virtual for third place
that included * * *
bill would enable the new league to get free furniture, but it might
hand, has thirty-five .
He
baseball
The Parallel
in his bat, a
in.
to put
is pernicious
yet
twenty-three
batted
a bill
The Continentals able reluctance of the
safeties in seventy-two at bats. Co-
runs
on
founding father
of
javito has fourteen hits in eightysix trips. Rocky does hold the edge where expected—in home
a variety of topics
bill of
.175. Colavito
hitless
discussed
strait-jacket. “This measure
“We
However, after a month in their new uniforms, Kuenn has a batting average of .319 while Colahas
they
“shoes—and ships—and sealing wax—of cabbages—and kings.” But they devoted most of their conversation to the Kefauver bill. John W. Galbreath, the owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates, sent’ out the invitations and they were dispatched, it was said, long before Senator Kefauver set Thursday as the date for holding
League home-run cochamto Detroit for Kuenn, the
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THE SAN JUAN
SPAR —— Wednesday, May 18, 1960
men's Golf Championship jins Today At Berwind fourth
annual
Women’s | qualified
Championship
begins
to-|
for
the
championship
flight.
.
sored by the Banco Credi-| ,orro Poncefio. women
belonging
club
of
the
to
AM» a easesinins
the Berwind Country Three women from each club with play continuing ty and ending Friday. having handicaps no higher than 54-hole medal tournament | 25 are eligible for the first flight.
Both flights will be played without handicap.
-a|~
Mrs.
Women’s|
the
Rico Golf Association are}
Alice
Boyd
defending
won
the-
of Ramey
ehampion,
title
over
is
having
her
home
for the championship. | course. Mrs. Jean Schell of Fort with handicaps from |‘Buchanan won the first flight
to
15
are
automatically ' title last year.
. GgMANDANTE
TINGS
ICKS
By
CARMONA
Wednesday,
CE-Purse
—
3:00
$1,700;
18,
1960
p.m.
TRACK
allowance;
2-year-olds;
Last 3 outs
—
five
FAST
furlongs
(Native)
rse
Wt.
epino Duere
114 m4
3-3-3 3—--—=—
RB, E. Figueroa Landranu
Est. San
Las Marias Jese Stable
mbola
114
@-—0-@
Corehade
Est.
.
A
ho ano
omanche aney da
_
pine’s
114 114 iu, 114
@-3-0 6-6 — 0-—— 0--—~
111
0—-——
1144 111°
0-0— 6-0 —
performances
Se
ae
prise
figures
te
here.
con
herse
$1,300;
i
108
Lady ffia stito oo) igia Los
109 109 115 115 113 107
Jeckey
4-1): 7-1 7-1 10-1
Caraballo
Ponce . Stable
10-1
R. Velez Rivera
im
his
three
El
Pepine'’s
1-0-@
4-1):
Est. A. Carro Est. Borinquen ‘Establo Vela Est. Antillano
be
2-2-@ 3-3-0 0-0-2 0-1-0 @-0-@8 0-0-0
2-1 5-2
Agrait
Nieves Alicea -F. Rivera C. Rodriguez L. G.
claiming
KR.
outs
point
top
($1,200); J.
Est. Las Americas Establo Daymol
A.
him
fee.
out
as
the
Carambela
4&year-olds-up;
Velez
one
vastly
six
Sunny
L. RB. Velex P. G. Davila A. Morales Bonilla R. E, Figueroa Pagan -
15-1 15-1 to
beat
impreved,
batengs
(Native)
Stable
6-5
Isla. Stable Lone Stable “Est. .T. Mufiiz Prodigo Stable Est. Las Marias Est. J. Pagan
3-1 4-1 5-1 7-1 25-1 50-1
COOLING OFF—Philadelphia’s Wally Post with arm around neck of Cincinnati’s ly Martin, and Cincinnati’s Vada Pinson, holding Martin’s arm, restrains Redleg ond baseman in conclusion of brawl involving both squads in the first game Martin had to leave game due to injury over left eye doubleheader Sunday.
was taken to hospital for X-rays. Moving toward Martin from left are Cincinnati’s Joe Nuxhall
(33)
$1,550;
o
fiolana
anantial
i claiming . ($4,000);
1
1/16
m.
ill
1-1-3
R,
Velez
Green
3-1-2
J. A.
Velez
Sagner
&
1066 110
@-1-3 9-0-2
Valdes P. G.
Davila
Est. J. Clinton
M.L Rivera Stable
110
6-0-0
Ortega
3-3-2
L.
Bonilla
Stable
Three Est.
G-5
Chase
Mary
E.
Sta.
CE—Purse
$3,000; 120
jorazoncite
120
Estrellas les
112 110
idada
114
er
Deivy
allowance;
Flores
1-3-1
Matos
#1-1-@
120
a uitin
4-year-olds-up;
- 2-1-1
2-2-1 0-2-2 3-2-0
105 110
1-3-1 3-0-0
six
furlongs
Est.
Nieves
Las
Bonilla Corchado Landrau
Lares
Estable
Surefio
Establo Est. C.
Lares” Gonzalez
‘Three
Carabalie Quifiones
Mary
‘Ponce Opera
went
will. They during the The 1960
CE-—Purse ‘colonel Lane anin ibertad
abaling” =
$2,650; 113 Mil .
it
Key.
ry Widow e AH 2 C. .
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villa
1e
Stars
Stud
yards
they
E.
0-8-0
Redriguez
LL.
RR.
.
raibiene ‘eneno : ¥ Medio
0-0-0
Guzman
‘Est.
9———
Caraballo
‘Ponce
J. A. Velez Bonilla Pacheco
lia
o-—0-0
P.
and
Cupey
G.
ar
Stable
re ban D. jiosero amlet lachito M. arza ion Domin Stars Stud di
@-—0-—@ «@-6-@
118.
R. F. M.
0-—@-@
D.
Est.
117°
‘arilion Eternal ride
Fiel
4-1
Stabile
4-1
5-1 5-1 25-1
Concordia
may finish first and favered entry. ar
40-1
second. wnlacky
Libertad im last,
Pizarro Rivera Hernadez Cordero
woes 1 116 m. (imported) Opera Stable . 2-1 Estable Estable
>
Boricus Marimi
Blue Stars Stud Cupey Stable Est. P. Rico ~
Est.
E.
Ubarri
Louisiana Stable Est. E. Dibe | Est, L. Jordan Est. Primavera Est. -Riomece Fenix Stable Pandora Stable ~
Stable
($8,000— $8,500);
0-0-0. 1-3-3 Debut
415. Debut:
Quifiones J. A. Velez Nieves
D.
Rodriguez
107 @-@-6 J. Sanchez
entry.
o-Carilion- 2
very
entry.
Coloride and Dior best. effert
which
Opera
furlongs
Stable
Opera Stabile Sagner & Chase Establo Lares
§ Est.
C.
Gonzalez
Est. -V. A. Coll
Sheald finish first
and second.
flattened their
will
have
observers the team
to
fight
will
28. On
guide
the
that day
is expected
bere-
hard
local
if
basket-
club
Mc-
to arrive
here
and take over the champions. McCraken is the Senior coach in the Western Conference. Currently he is in his 19th year as coach
of
the
University
na. Bill
McCadney,
stone,
will
of
India-
be
Santori
ragusa
and loses
and
Arecibo’s
back
John Job
as
Moises were
key-
well
as
Navedo.
Ramon
3-5
3-5 fi-? > 6-1
8-1
50-1 Lady
Ceribbeen... the airline
Fer
predicts
missing parts of basketball mach-
a
San
German
vic-
aggressive,
and with a Their roster
tremendous potential. is full of names very
well ‘known
in local basketball.
Pototo and Francis Ramirez, John Morales, Mariano Ortiz,
Armandito
Torres,
rookie of
the year in °59,. are expected to take the flag away from Arecibo.
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They
2-1 3-1
3-1 3-1 4-1
(AP
lost only one game year. Arecibo team will not-
Tough bale
@—2—3..Merales
112, 108) 5
Inada IE a
claiming
May
Fufi
118 0-0-0 Morales 118 0-0-2 Bonilla 118 0-0-6 A. ‘G. Figueroa 118 0-0-0 J. Cordero 111 0-0-0 Barreto 106 0-0-0 Caraballo 118 0-0-0 R. E. Figueroa and Cupey Stable entry.
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M.
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Master
Est. Las Americas ‘Establo Lares Est. B. Ortiz
Davila
etanaitens «$2,000; 3-—0-—@ Quiiiones
114; 114 118
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‘Louisiana
105
108 @--—— ill @lll 0-0-0
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right
Leuisiama
Velen
108
sao
aber ca Bretona
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year.
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final two.
last
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title
presenting the big northern port is bound to be a factor this year,
30-1 50-1
(9).
Vicki
Rossi-
7-5 7-1 10-1
Anderson
Page).
Lou
7-5
6-1
Sta.
Stable Stable
the
through
by
rivals in ’59. Many lieve that although
3-4
“
Back
coached
be the same
(Native)
Americas
Estable
ni, won
Bimbo
Frem
Arecibo,
6-1. 8-1 15— 1
get
(Continued
9-5
8-1
Dibe
ton Stable and Three Mary Stable entry. figures te take the lead and held it. Nellie fast cleser, may inal furlong. Citadel vastly improved, may surprise here. andite
(Native)
108
110
ir
4-year-olds-up:
and Philadelphia’s Harry
ARECIBO
: 8-year-old mare geod enough to whip this sort. She beat them last :. First Lady figures to give Tete B. toughest opposition. She finished ths behind Tete B. in last out. Teresifia is always close, may surprise CE—Purse
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THE STAR FEATURES LATE SPORTS
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sPO
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednésday, May
18, 1960
ates Club Chicago +
oo
Friend
We
Wins
5th, 11-6;
Indians Edge Yanks — 6 PITTSBURGH go Cubs
(AP)—The
second-place Pittsburgh Pirates outslug,
11-6 last night and Bob Friend picked
against
one
up his fifth
the Chica-_ of the season
victory
loss.
Friend needed some help from Elroy Face in the ninth en route to the win.
San German, Arecibo|
+
7 Open ‘60 Hoop Play
Although serious
Friend
trouble,
was neyer in
he ,aliowed.
ele-
ven hits including: Alie home to Ernie Banks.
run
Don Hoak and Diek: Stuart Ted the Pittsburgh oe with three
.
hits
‘
each.
CARMONA
By EMILIO
All roads will lead into Arecibo Friday. We
aren’t
talking
about
any
Civil
Defense
maneuver
or a Public Works project ... Friday, May 20 is the opening date of the 1960 Superior Amateur in
Puerto
visiting
Rico
with
Arecibo
starting
San
German?
for a night
Eight
teams—Arecibo,
Ger-|- Chicago Rio Pittsburgh
San
man, San Juan, Santurce, Bayamon, Ponce, Piedras,
%
Quebradillas—will mine who’s who
jocal
in
amateur
will
continue
tournament
Saturday
when
San
Juan
visits
dras at Monday,
THE
Conn.
Rio
Pie-
at Escobar meet Rio
StaPie-
|
(See
ARECIBO,
Page
from
1937
of the
until
his
heavyweights first
retire-
ment in 1949, was in town for a luncheon at which the promoters of the title fight announced he would work with them. Until the Supreme Court knocked the Inter-
national Joxing ness, IBC.
Louis
had
Club
out
of busi-
worked
for
the
“I think [ ought to straighten one thing out,” said Louis. “I read and heard where Mike Jacobs controlled me. He didn’t control me. He was my father.” Turning to Roy Cohn, the lawyer who heads the group promot-
ing
the
Johansson-Patterson
match (Feature Louis said, ‘‘Roy
Sports, Cohn had
reInc.), better
*
be
looking
A
for it more.”
newsman
Patterson
watch in
had
out
the
been
for
first
the
right
fight
“Watch out for it the Brown Bomber.
asked
so
why
can’t
singer’s?” - Louis, who
was at
asked the
was
if he
46
to
ing
to
Gros-
last
Friday,
expected
to box
<r
tage
-—
it
I hope I can put it to
the
way
(Jack)
fide
Pater as he tratris,’”
at
in
Blackburn
1938.
“He may have the wrong kind of sparring partners,’’ said Louis. “I
don’t
know,
No,
to try to change tod late for that.
I’m
his
not
going
style.
It is
“I always .figured a puncher ‘should go te a puncher and not go away like Floyd did in the first
fight. He meved for a couple of rounds but im the third he slowed down and got suckered into a right. He got careless just like I did
im
the
Tony
Galento
Philadelphia, 010 011
post-
1046 00x—7
101 121
(3),
fight.
(When Louis was knocked down.)” Louis appeared genuinely glad
to be back in the boxing business. ro said he hoped to remain with
001 020
City
MAJOR NATIONAL
CLEVELAND
his
(AP)—Gary
fifth
victory
Bell
of
the
L_
Yankee
pitchers
‘Billy Yanks,
Short started for the was relieved by Bullet
Pet. .679 643 545 034
x-San Fran, x-Pittsburgh x-Milwaukee x-Cincinnati. x-L. Angeles
12
429
x-St.
11
407
9 5
391 ~367
x-Playing
night game. Today’s Games San Francisco (McCormick 5-0) at Milwaukee (Wiley 2-2) St. Louis at Pittsburgh. Pitchers unknown. i Los Angeles (Williams 0-0) at Cincinnati (Hook 3-3) (night) Chicago (Hobbie 3-3). at -Phila-
delphia (Buzhardt- 0-3) (night)
for
12 hits.
Bob Turley in the second who gave way to Bobby Shantz in the; third. Maas came on in the fifth | and was relieved by James in the seventh. After Kubek started the first . inning with a single, Bell did / not permit another hit until -the ‘fifth when the Yankees scored three runs with three consecutive singles. Vie Powers of Puerto Rico had one hit, scored a run and drove . in another in his four trips to the
LEAGUE
LEAGUE
Ww 19 18 12 15
Louis
= _
season last night as the Cleveland Indians trounced the New Yank-
000 111 030— 6 022 040 30x—11
x-Chicago x-Phila.
Friend
pitched
(2), Shantz
Baltimore Kansas
Bob
14 0 60
ees 7-6. The Indians pounded five 000 320
Chicago
fight.”
to him
(8).
000 001 050—S 010 002 100—4
Boston
said
“Only with a steak,” he replied. As Louis had bounced back from get the adoption papers ready .I a knockout at the hands of Max ~ adopt you later.” Schmeling to destroy the German I ¢ nk Floyd has a much in one round in their rematch, he beter ance Chae this fight than was ee roe iean authority on aii
has
and
L-Hob-
Washington 001 000 000—1 7 0 Detroit 110 010 00x—3 8 1 Ramos and Battey; Lary and Berberet. W—Larry (3-2). L— Ramos (05).
‘put’?
camps.
€ won't Patterson's Better i by by |
probably
(9)
(5-1).
Banks
Short, Turley
Louis would not go into: details on what Blackburn, his trainer,
expected
I go
he
Face
Mass (5), James (7) and Howard; Bell, Stigman (9) and Nixon, W—Bell (5-1). L—Short (22). HR—New York, Mantle (3).
in-
visit Johansson’s camp, Louis had this answer: “We sent a spy plane over Rus-
sia,
fact,
113 13 0
rain.
put it to me in the second Schmel-
asked
be
again,’
if he
him
to
hand
and
“In
right now.
that
advised
Louis how he would structed this time.
When
said.
recalled
Louis
New York Cleveland
23)
NEW YORK (AP)—Joe Louis has some advice for Floyd Patterson in his June 20 rematch with Heavyweight Champion Ingemar Johansson. “The one thing he’ll have to do is not have to get hit,” said Louis, who started working with Patterson yesterday at his Newton, Conn. training camp. ruler
W-Friend
St.
Joe Louis To Advise Patterson; First Comment: ‘Don't Get Hit’ Louis,
Friend,
Smith.
poned,
dras. All games start at 8:30 p.m.
(AP Photo.)
200—6 00x—i11
S. Francisco 421 000 200—9 Cincinnati 000 200 010-3
Sixto Escobar Stadium. San Juan will play their
first home game dium when they
ROCK TOSSER—Floyd Patterson builds biceps with
a rock at his training camp at Newtown,
plays
Taylor;
Los Angeles Milwaukee
Bayamon and Quebradillas faces 21 Ponce at Montaner Park. Then on Sunday, Santurce
001 012
bie (3-4). HR—Chicago,
basketball.
The
300 413
Hobbie, Ceccarelli (2), Drabowsky (5), Johnson (7) and
and
clash to deterin the. highest
classification
season
NIGHT GAMES
game
at 8:30.
Basketball
plate.
STANDINGS
AMERICAN w | x-Baltimore 15. ‘x-Chicago 14 x-New York 12
LEAGUE Li Pet. 10 .600 10 583 9 571
x-Cleveland
13
10
x-Boston
10
x-Detroit
9
10 12 14
x-Washingiton x-K. City x-Playing
9
9 night
16, game.
Today’s Games Baltimore (Wilheim 1-2) at Kansas City (Hebert 2-1) New York at Cleveland (night) Pitchers unknown. Boston’. (unknown) at Chicago
\
Washington
|
(Pierce
3-1)
(night)
(Pascal
33)
at
Detroit (Bunning. 0-2) (Broadeast over . ACE begin-
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