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Crowds Greeti PresidentWith San Juan’s Post Office Warm Accord Working Conditions Hit +4

LISBON (AP)—President Eisenhower flew in yester-

day from the cold of a dead summit conference to a warm welcome from 250,000 Portuguese shouting “Viva Eisenhow-

er” and “we like Ike.”

The president of the National Postal Clerks Union

he rode in’ an open car through this capital’s streets in a downpour

of brightly

colored

ti

confet-

2

Once in his quarters in Queluz Palace, however, his mood soddened as he called for the

Western

powers to

harder

for

failure

of

peace,

‘the

work

even

despite

the

Paris. summit

meeting.

“Rather than being dismayed,” he

told

assembled

employes,

belts,

“we

keep

government

must

our

tighten

chins

our

up

and

each of us work a little harder for the great cause of peace with justice and freedom.” Discusses Summit Eisenhower discussed briefly the breakup of the summit

meeting kita

by

Soviet Premier

Khrushchey’s

he

demand

Nithat:

publicly apologize for the (See CROWDS, Page 21)

Soviet Leader Sees Another Summit Hence

said yesterday that “the Post

BERLIN

Office Department should hang its head in shame” for permitting San Juan postal workers to work under present conditions. He described sanitary facilities in the San Juan Post-Office as “deplorable,” and in general described the quarters as “antiquated, oe

unsanitary and substandard.” ‘Tt The president, John W..MacKay, inspected working condi-

The wave of affection rolling’ tions

over the President brought out the famous Eisenhower smile as

in

the

building,

situated Postwho,

union workers said, agreed to establish a labor-management committee to work out schedule agreements, new personnel appointments and improvement of facilities. ; Rain

Poured

such

Office

local

In

Department

hang its head mitting

in

its

such

in shame

employees

antiquated,

and.

sub-standard

exist

in

clerks to

this

were

prepare

should to

work

unsanitary,

master that

he

and

also

postmaster.

three

conferred In response

officers

make

“a

full

J

W.

MACKAY

report” in Washington to step up action on the improvement

program. “The

National

Postal

Clerks

the

Post

Office

De-

awaiting

Washington

appro-

val, he said, but the postmaster said he would put an urgent tag on a further request to renovate existing sanitary facilities in the present building, the union

leader

Legislature Asked By Mufioz To Create Dept. Of Commerce By

A.

W.

MALDONADO

Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin yesterday called for the establishment

of a Department of Commerce

in

@ message sent to the Legislature. The

Governor

“new

organism”

ponsible velopment

Rican The there.

for and

said

would

stimulating services

that

this

be

res-

the

de-

to Puerto

necessity

and

coexistence.”

arrived

at

Schoenfeld

Air-

1,300

functionaries.

Then

(See SOVIET, Page

he

21)

Nearly Ready; lke Drops U-2 RALF

ANGELES

DIGHTON —(AP)—

Presi-

will be

of

much

harder

to knock

have done a number of to lessen the vulnerability

Samos

satellites,’

a

U.

(See Spy, page 21)

S.

Air

.

Nude, Blue-Eyed Blonde

Com-

monwealth status and even explained why the Popular Party had introduced the plebiscite bill

Strolls lowa Streets

recently:

—What would you do if a blonde blue-eyed, nude girl tapped on

“Let’s

get

this

MARSHALLTOWN,

status

out~ of the. debate,” he said, adding “until the people themselves want to bring it back.”

your

bits

of

often

stateside

throwing

slang

with

in his

(See: Continentals, Page: 21)

Iowa

(AP)

door?

A Marshalitown man called police when it happened to him,

The governor spolte softly and methodically,

step-by-step off-the-cuff speech in commerce. message -indicates that English. Referring to the Republicans are now several agencies

(See Legislature, Page :4)

He

down. “We things

over

of

of seek-

of tension

But once more he accused the United States of wrecking the summit conference.

and

sons in attendance. Munoz proceeded to review -the and

our policy

dent! Eisenhower has ordered an -lend to U2 spy plane flights— but the United States’ Samos reconnaisance satellite is coming up, America is so far along with its Samos program that the first of a planned network of them should be circuling the earth within the next four months. , Experts say it wili do a far more effective job than the U2 could—~

in a quiet, often jovial to approximately 65 per-

history

peaceful

By

the rostrum for more than a halfhour voice

of

LOS

nspiring start at the Ateneo last night, when Gov. Luis chatted

a relaxation

said.

Mufioz Marin showed up for what was officially a surprise governor

renounce

ing

Spy Satellite |

to

By BOB BONE The newly organized club of continentals, called Supahead of Commonwealth Status (SOCS), got off to an The

not

mitted

Munoz Helps Launch Continentals’ Club visit.

divided and spoke

port, outside East Berlin, and was: greeted by top East German Communisis and about

still

Said:he. told the: post-

S.

from

to a complaint from union representatives, Varela outlined recommendations he had _ sub-

out-

and local union would

union,

members the

day, George of San Juan

best

morning,

above.”

MacKay

the

improve-

and

as

going mail dispatches while the rain was pouring in over their heads from open grates on the

sidewalks

of

their

incoming

arrived

Paris in worried, Berlin. yesterday

partment for the erection of a new Federal Building to modernize the island’s main post office. The building program ‘is

This

doing

program

of

staff. with

for per-

quarters

city.

a

ment.” Earlier in the Castro, president

_ MacKay’s charges were made in’ a news release after the inspection. It said in part, “the

Post

(AP)—wNikita

Khrushchev

Union and its top leadership soothingly about another summit in six to eight stand ready at any time to as- conference sist the postal workers of Puer- months, “It is clear,” said the solemn to Rico in their efforts to secure better working conditions,” Soviet premier, “that the Soviet and other freedom-lovMacKay said... “If necessary, our Union countries must analyze union’s. national officers will be ing but we do sent to the Island to further the consequences,

on Recinto Sur in old San Juan.

Later. he conferred with master Manuel Varela,

paid Bice

FIRESIDE

CHAT—Gov.

Luis

Mufioz

Marin

speaking

to

continentals last night during a surprise visit to the Supporters

Of

Commonwealth

Status

meeting.

At

Chairman Harry Fridman and José Trias Monge. photo by Bob: Bone.)

left

is

(STAR

and

added

“she’s about two years

old. Every time I ask where her parents are she answers ‘daddy’s home.’” A police sergeant suggested

(Seo. NUDE, Page 4)

2

1$33 Million Road Bill Is_ Approved

Near East Discovery Bares Bones Of Man Aged 500,000 Yrs.

A

$33

million

tion resolution

toad

was

construc.

approved

yes-

Israel Section (AP) — The re JERUSALEM, more than 500,000 years old man ic prehistor a of mains have been discovered near Afikim on the west bank of

terday in preliminary vote by the Commonwealth House. of Representatives.

USArmy Holds, siesta Then Releases Soviet Officer

tirement system and appropriating money for electricity used in

The

the Jordan River, the Hebrew University announced yes-

The

police

Afikim settlement. A statement on

for

Michael

as

identified

was

colonel

The

I. Chernikov

of the

Soviet

military liaison mission to U. S. His Germany. in West forces driver was Pvt. Michael anovitch. The two were

a U.

S.

troop

training

Y. Vasyfound in

area

near

Wertheim on the Main river. The Army announcement of

the

the

Stone

Age

discovery said excavations on the spot revealed a living floor with

ernment sf

killed

The to

them East,

By

The

GUNTER

problem

narcotics

in

adds

to the

impetus,

Velez

added.

the

rhinoceros, and hippopotamus. The university statement con-

the dro

incident said the colonel was questioned at the Wertheim police

tinued that from a few human remains found at the site—two frag-

monwealth Treasury Special Investigations,

Office of said, how-

The problem, according to Velez, is ‘definitely one of transplantation” which results from

station

ments

ever,

so

Puerto

after

and

released

being picked

three

hours

of

a human

incisor tooth—no

up.

skull

yet be drawn as to appearance of the

irrationality Seen

and

one

conclusions

lived there. The statement

could

however,

As Possible Danger

that other finds made at the site proved “that he was very primi-

To Defenses Of U. S.

tive and did not know yet how to make fire artificially ‘‘and

WASHINGTON

that’

his

Force

tarian

Gen. Thomas D. White told senators yesterday it might be wise to strengthen U. S. defense because of irrational behavior at

“On

the

Paris

— Air

summit

conference.

White’s reference came as he was

senators the by

about

the

to irrationality questioned by

collapse

of

Paris conference brought on actions of Soviet Premier

Nikita “I ly

Khrushchev.

have seen indications recentthat irrationality could enter

into

a

certain

nation’s

decision

to launch an attack,’’ White Sen. Leverett Saltonstall

told (R.-

Mass.) The

Air

Force

Chief

of

Staff

said that earlier this year he was convinced United States defenses were so strong ‘‘that no rational

diet

was

mainly

supplemented the

broken

living

animal

were

found

bones

on

which

the marks

been

used to remove

of flint which

split _ bones to row,” it said.

decision

could said

He

vege-

meat.”

floor

were

us.’’

by

extract

be an

had

flesh and to the

made

mar-

to attack

attacking

nation

would face destruction from deterrents.

not

serious

He

Drug Increase Cited said juvenile addiction

habit

does

Ricans

on

the

acquiring

mainland

the

drug

and

then

hand,

tionary

there

is

definite

sentences

or

on

parole.

evidence of an increase in drug addiction over the past few years.

They frequently slip back into the habit. Velez said Puerto Rico has cerMarihuana and heroin are the tain characteristics which tend to narcotics most used by addicts aggravate the narcotics problem. here and on the mainland, Velez said. “Addiction means death,” he said. ‘‘The red pills or the white powder will destroy you.” Addicts become ‘“‘feeble, fraile, and decrepit,” he said. They all easy victim to diseases, lose

iy ll y CLOUDY

their

money,

their

turn to crime,

all Commonwealth

district

at-

torneys.

This measure, strongly supported by Secretary of Justice Hiram P. Cancio, stipulates that DA’s reaching the age of 65 can retire

and

those

reaching

68

must

retire. Another bill approved day appropriated $20,000

yesterto the

Public Parks and Recreation Administration to pay the electricity consumed

by non-profession-

al Baseball night activities in the ce,

Death’

He said convicted addicts, although arrested elsewhere are often sent here to serve proba-

added,

road

program.

baseball parks in San Juan, Pon-

returning here. ‘Addiction Means

not exist here to the extremes sometimes indicated in reports of a sensational nature. On the other he

Department 1960-61

jobs,

and

often

he said.

Caguas

and

Mayaguez.

This bill also permits

profes-

sional baseball teams to pay only for the electricity: they consume and not a fixed sum as is now the case.

Red Team Climbs Mt. Everest Slope TOKYO. —(AP)— A radio report monitored in here yesterday said a mixed Soviet-Chinese team

had

reached

the

peak

of

Mt.

northern

slope.

The radiopress monitoring serv-

Snake Charmer Is Rescued By Holden

Sen. Dennis Chavez (D. N. M.) presiding at hearings on a $39

and

cloudy today and tonight with a

billion

few

“is

be

a

deterrent

point

*o

of view,’

an_

White

defense

irrational FORECAST:

said.

money

bill,

asked

White what deterrents could be stepped up quickly. White said probably the easiest be

to

add

two

more

squa-

ocean-spanning

siles

which

now

nuclear

are

mis-

becoming

operational.

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Everest from the ‘‘insurmountable’”’

ice said Radio Pakistan relayed an announcement in Katmandu by the Nepalese government that the joint team, which had been racing an Indian expedition for conquest of the world’s highest mountain,

the

Memszer Federal Deposit insurance Corp.

is

U. S.

drons of Atlas missiles. These are

to talk to

‘“‘it

“‘What would be a deterrent to a rational point of view might not

would

is the time

that

as in other parts of the world.”

the physical human that

added,

Federal Business Assn., PeVelez, director of the Com-

the

Works’

The House also approved a bill creating a retirement system for

HETT

of

funds,

Public

construction

He listed them as port facilities and voluminous air traffic bePuerto Rico is serious enough to tween here and U. S. cities, which the transportation of for food by stone age man. call into play all available forces facilitate animal bones found belong- to combat it, a top Commonwealth drugs. A dense population creating fa35 different species, most of drug investigator said here yesmily tensions, cultural conflicts, now extinct in the Near terday. personality malajustments Speaking before a meeting of and~including the elephant,

stone tools and the fossil remains of animals which were hunted and ed

Serious Narcotics Problem In P. R. Stressed By Official

rere

military

headU. S. Army three Rours, quarters reported yesterday.

to

eo

held

belonging

lic works to incur financial obligations up to $21.8 million. The bill appropriates to the secretary $115 million to be spent for construction of state and municipal roads. The sums will be used to. finance, along with Federal Gov-

ee

and

land

pub-

woisew

American

Wednesday

of

a

levelled

a bulldozer

as

chance piece

bill

of

reported

to

have

reached

the

peak of Mt. Everest from the northern slope which was for so long considered insurmountable.”

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SPEAKER AND HOST — Pedro Vélez, left, talks with Adalberto Parodi, presidentof the Federal Businessmen’s (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.) Assn.

remains

the fossilised

found

road

authorizes

he in the world, ever found added. Along with the human remains

were

passed

agin

disIt

its “kind

of

third

the

only

also

baseball parks.

oldest prehistoric site so far in the Near East. covered

was

House

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THE

SAN JUAN

STAR—

Friday, May 20, 1960

| Shroud Of Mystery Undispelled New TV Station As Lang Case Probe Nears End To Make Debu:? Here On Monday -

BY

The

police

HORST

crime

BUCHHOLZ

laboratory.report

on :paraffin

taken in connection with the investigation

tests

of the death

of Frederick W. Lang were delivered to Assistant District Attorney Obdulio Bauza yesterday. | The

report

_after

Lang,

arrived

48,

18

assistant

days+

nion had changed ‘‘as gation moved along.”

director

for development of the Public Housing Administration here, was found

dead

in

his

office

with

Asked.

what

Bauza

a

changed:

said:

Puerto

the investi-

his

‘‘Certain

who

earlier

had

by

ruled

accident

ruling

in

mind,

Programs

formulated

autopsy

until

he

report,

had

but

seen

the

his

opi-

that

angle

which

telecasting dically for

Last

previously

figured in the investigation been abandoned.

had

a flood

were received

be

telecasting

the

presented

_|operated gineer

With is

by

from days

Perry,

and

radio:

Perez

en-

Perry.

midnight,

seven

also

owns

station

Ponce,

will

utilize

both stations as tem across the that

the

new

To Shifting Public Opinion

mit Conference this week in Pa- ‘eall for Sundays to be devoted ris. primarily to telecasting in EngThe cable, sent by Luis A. Fe- lish. Dee Merritt Productions

his

(Preston Grover, Chief of the Associated Press bureau in who

reports! on

mier

has

been

the

Nikita

likely

S.

in Paris reaction

of

Khrushchev’s

The

change

because

poor for

will

be

way

of dis-

of

are

almost:

general

private comshortage and

consumer

goods.

constant

party

calls

agitation

in order

population

at

to bring around

to

a full understanding that hard work is needed to push production forward output.

hear-

The had

race a

to

to

certain

match

match

American

the

attraction.

U.

efforts

tre,

at

|the

the

abortive

party’s

tions,

read

as

include

not

only

a

onthe

other

honor, which I.am vey to you.”

happy

into

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the

to get

country

what

in their

they

ANKARA

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will ‘not be a popular one:

few

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head

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from

the

attempting

atam

the

in:

battle.«.«:5

cast.

Comedian

to

to

(Evening

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Monday,

will

for

7 p.m.

sical.

fices

this

show.

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8 to

9 p.m.,

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parade

show

will

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The

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taking of

of va-

Prime

India Nehru

visit

to

serving

sports-

Minister

Nehru

to the Gaza strip. arrived for a one-day

the with

the

Indian

battalion

U.N.

emergency

force.

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plans

plans “different segments entertainment,’ including

well

tion will telecast a movie. Thirtysix new films have been pur-

the _ time-block

disperse

the

The Jivaro Indians in Ecuador shrink

as

and Friday, 10 to 11 p.m. At 11 p.m. weekdays the

Tommy Muniz Productions will be seen Monday through Friday, 8 to 10 pm. Well-established’ TV producer Muniz

troops to stage an anti- |

lic’s founder. Crying “atam

the tomb Ataturk.

programming

(AP)—Police yester-

used

a crowd

and

know

This néw quarrel with the U. S.

within the party leadership. Public Opinion Influential But the hard fact is also that public opinion in the Soviet Union is beginning to have some influence,

series,

Police Use Tear Gas In New Turk Melee day

an investment million.”

purchased

father) we. are following your the demonstrators, Americans have—refrigerators, footsteps,” and 30’s, good stoves, more spdcious apart- mostly in their 20’s ments, and a chance to drive out were broken up before they could

a chance

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featured

from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m., and will feature. live shows, kinescoped

“The Statehood - Republican Party-of Puerto Rico approved a resolution of endorsement of your patriotic efforts on behalf of world peace with security and

known

hand

has

elec-

follows:

discontent_in the army about the sharp cutback in forces, but discontent

Current

gubernatorial

candidate for the November

past year was a popular friendship and a lot of Russians will be unhappy to see it. spoiled. Khrushchev in his first talk to the other three summit leaders said his position was in part dictated by the “‘internal politics” of his country, the first time any top Soviet leader has made such an admision in public, Doubtless he referred to a number of internal party pressures. These

.Sum-

government demonstration before S. the tomb of the Turkish Repub-

how" it spelled to many Russians

many

during

Pre-

it.

in the

increased

the

What is painful to him is the knowledge that the friendship he built up for President Eisenhower .Americans

of

up

the lower levels

ence.

North

to

Moscow

quality

There

people in Paris—a_ city _ which knows about revolutions and revolutionaries—blamed him for the breakdown of the: summit confer-

and

to

tion, and increased plaining about the

Changes came

people

couraged industrial workers, slowed down agricultural produc-

ing cheers and no catealls or pons whatever. Paris

aware

It shows

met here. to Paris

return

made

pondent left Moscow a week ago, and from the limited -number of came

Soviet

on his

goes home from the boos of the Paris public .and -Wednesday’s news conference to the cheers of the Soviet people. But the cheers will rise from Russian . hearts much worried by what. happened in Paris. That is a summation of impressions gained before this corres-

Khrushchev

the

conference,

performance.)

By PRESTON GROVER PARIS. (® — Nikita Khrushchev

Russians

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WSUR-TV,

cabled

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in

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veteran

Ralph

“Within six said, “we hope

Island Republicans have

local

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LIO BAUZA

of

from

when

jength

Ike's Summit Role

News Analysis

will

test patterns sporathe past six months.

month

dents

case.

He said no new depositions had out suicide, said his recommenbeen taken and indicated that an dation to the judge would not be]: msurance

television

Spanish. The station’s programming was

findings

the

DINHOFER

newest

(Channel 11) makes its official debut Monday at 5 p.m.

eombined with-a new. study of]bullet in his head. the photographs taken ~ on- the ‘T am ‘still waiting on the au- scene, may lead us to a conclutopsy report,’’ Bauza said, adding’ )Sion away from our earlier line he had.a call in to ask the chief of thought.” pathologist, Dr. Enrique Koppisch, Bauza said the crime laboratory to come through with his findings report: from Santiago Carmona, today. head of the lab, was negative as Bauza declared that he hoped to far. as paraffin tests ‘made. on wrap up his investigation this Lang were concerned. The offiweek and turn the case over to cial word was “inconclusive.” a judge who then will decide The general impression left by whether Lang’s death was suicide, Bauza was that he would recom-| accidental, or a crime. mend either a suicide or death Bauza,

AL

By

Rico’s

PAINTS The Beauty Lasts,

THE SAN

JUAN

STAR

—

Friday, May

Rates Hiked

Trucking Wage /

By

HAROLD

J.

of

LIDIN

embattled

trucking

recommended

industry

lifting

the

mum wage level for mechanics, and clerical to

$1

an

hour.

A

dent

mini-

pay

cents

hourly

Alfonso

has

E.

was

of

vice

Maritime

industry

rate

recom-

workers

Pefia,

Company, Inc., three employer

drivers, workers

base

90

mended for other carrier transport.

A federal industry committee reviewing wages in the island’s

in

committee,

said

thanks

10 >

to experts

leza, A smart spike-heeled pump has a single self-covered button

tion plus flavor. 112 Heinz baby foods.to choose from... and they

to one side of the black patent and

instep. . . in the popular

all

bone

kid, at $9.99.

In the “little

heel” black sport

dept., pumps in black kid, patent, red, and white, saucy bows (some set with

pearls!)

at only $5.99.

CLEVEREST

candles

I've

INNOVATION

seen

in ages

in

is the

wax ball set on a 3-legged wrought jron stand. Both sell for $1.95 at

India House (101 Fortaleza) and you can choose from green, blue, white,

red,

yellow,

and

pink.

Tapers and large candles in boxes of 12 have arrived from Denmark, absolutely non-wilting and the

colors are lovely. $1.95 per box. OVER cake, or

They

start

at

EASY, bullseye, panfluffy French omelette

The

that

new

truck

»

pany’s farers

, , D ¥

. . her

Be de

the

skin

out.

new

Luxurious

YOUR

outfits

OWN

bathtub ‘baritone mood all day with

minimum

Re-

rate

under

that

com-

the SeaUnion

The

govern-

raise,

marked,

was

the

terfront

reports

Pena

origin that

re-

of

the

wa-

truck-

. no

matter

IF SOME

know

are

SPECIAL

getting

the

perfect

ing

for them

how

you

like

people

married

wedding

gift

you

soon,

WALTER

is wait-

at Albanese’s

“House

of Steel,” 311 Fortaleza. Beautiful stainless steel flatware from Sweden

comes

in a variety

of con-

temporary patterns, sold in open stock, stays lovely for a lifetime. Oven-to-table

make gift.

cooking

another

utensils

well-appreciated

THE SUN IS setting later, the days are getting longer, and with

that

comes

twilight

a

hour.

more

That’s

leisurely the

time

of

day, here that most people are reaching for the bottle of Ron SUPERIOR

de

Puerto

Rico.

The

GET

A

bongo

drum.

a_ singing a gift of Yard-

to

beat

a

of

fun

at

aged wood with calf skin heads, at

lector’s

$6.95

dolls

and

are

$8.95.

dressed

Colin

Is-

land costumes complete to towering head-dressed. $4.95. Talented

. . $2.95 and Mrs. Sheldon

decorates her own straw hats and bags. . . no two alike! BUYS TO RAVE about are taken

as

a

matter

of

course

at

the Parisien Liquor Store. They’re located

halfway

Catholic

church

place

and

between

the

and the market-

have a

solid reputation

smooth distinctive flavor of this for bringing their customers the selection at the lowest superb rum gives people a special best prices. Check and compare and pleasure. . . an unaqualled. taste that is consistenly perfect whe- you'll find that this is so. You ther served straight or with other can fill your tobacco quota at ingredients, The rum higball rates Parisien, too. IT’S A FAMILY affair at Bam high in the popularity polls . . use 2 ounces of Ron SUPERIOR Boula’s when it comes to sandals de Puerto Rico, add ice, water|: : gaily hand-embroidered felt or

soda,

then

a lemon

twist

and

with

leather

soles

come

in

adult

a dash of bitters. Some people prefer it with cola or gingerale. Either way, it’s sure to please

and children’s size, $3.50 the pair. They have the complete line of Patou from France and this is

when

the

you

use

Ron

SUPERIOR

85 proof, a product of Jose Gonzalez Clemente & Co. THE

WAY

TO

summer

loveli-

ness starts at Irma’s Casa Venus, 888 Mufioz Rivera. Irma can create a hair-do for you with such a cut that you can drive in open cars, swim, shower. .. and

place

to

find

those

magnifi-

cent pure silk saris from India... embroidered and tasseled in 19 earat

gold.

laid

to

rest

yesterday

a 2%-hour session of the Territories Subcommittee amounted to little more sop for some embattled Democratic Party politi-

Leo W.

O’Brien

(D-NY)

balanced

diet

than

ever

$12.

ter

slated

at

Maritime

the the

Wage

survey, acquire state

Hours

Division

conducted in 1959 to economic data on the of

the

trucking

industry,

found only 76 firms with workers covered by the Labor Standards Act. veral hundred” small

of

$406,245,

or

5.1

of

the

committee

was Maynard E. Pirsig. Other public members were Jose R. Noguera and L. Dale Hill. The labor members were Sen. Hipolito Marcano, Frank L. Fernbach, and Keith Terpe, head of

.

and

profits

Chairman

incumTeams-

Brotherhood. A

the

1,399 Fair

But “seindepend-

Seafarers’

International

Union in Puerto ‘members were

Rico. Employer Rodolfo Catin-

chi, Oscar Pena.

Main

also

added

that

“there

Castro

this

of dirt.”

Rico’s

status

under

Common-

wealth, with the two genuinely defunct statehood bills, Rep. O’Brien told his group

times difficult to “there are degrees

it was

some-

explain that of rigor mor-

tis.”

He then promised

that the bill

status

legislation

department

until

there is a decision on the statehood question. We feel this legislation has no connection whatever with statehood.” No Statehood Support added

there

is “not

Congress substantial statehhod.”

said

Comparing the now-dead bill, which sought to clarify Puerto

If

Puerto

now

support

in

for

Rivera,

and

Rico

gains

state-

hood, he said, the author of the statehood bill will have been a member of “this committee.” A 10-page rehash of executive

ness’

on

the

agenda

of

his

sub-

committee of the Interior and Insular Affairs committee, when it meets during the next congress. He predicted the proposal’s passage “changing in some respects” the Federal Relations Law regarding the island’s

In Midair Collision Of Planes In France PARIS (P—A twin-jet Caravelle carrying 37 persons and a light training plane collided 6,000 feet up yesterday. The airliner land-

ed safely with a great hole ripped in the roof. The light plane’s engine was still stuck in the jet’s

Oneof the passengers was killflying

debris.

The

pilot of

NEW

(

YORK (radio

jockeys

—

Five

disc

announcers

play phonograph records)

who}

and two

Algeria

Caravelle

was

easing

down into the flight pattern for a landing after a trip from North Africa.

read

fer of a federal function Commonwealth.

to the

:

As O’Brien adjourned the meet- ' the

telephone

jangled

in the

room. Newsmen ahked him if it were perhaps La Fortaleza calling. O’Brien chuckled and said: _ “I didn’t answer. it.”

radio

station

Hogan

librarian.

said

the

informations

charged that the seven defendants

other radio station employes were

and the eighth man,

arrested

rested,

took

named in Grand Jury informations charging commercial bri-

monly

known

bery, a Attorney

distributors

yesterday

after

being

misdemeanor, District Frank S. | Hogan an-

recording playing

graft

not yet ar-

payments

as

companies in

com-

payola

and

from

record

consideration

records

on

radio

for

station

Those arrested: Alan Freed, Peter Tripp, Tommy Smalls, Harold B. Jackson and Jack Walker, all dise jockeys,

programs. A misdemeanor is punishable by imprisonment in the city penitentiary for one year and a $500 fine on each count. All the de-

and

fendants

Mel

Leeds,

a program

tor, and Joseph Saccone,

direc-

former

were’

named

in

more

than one count.

~ LEGISLATURE (Continued From Page 1)

(Continued From Page 1)

scattered within the governmental structure dealing with com-

the man check the neighborhood. He did, and met the girl’s father out looking for her. ‘

merce. would

The

proposed

gather,

department

organjze,

and

ordinate these agencies. U. S. Commerce, Studied

co-

the new department.| This report based

on

a

long

commerce departments United States. 1 A Fomento

spokesman

the recommended would be “unique’’ will

deal

with

study

ment

of

explained

the

girl

that

had

ap-

felt like

about

in

the

said

that

7 a.m.

without

bother-

ing to dress, message terprises

these per

that

there

selling,

and

in Puerto

businesses cent

of

the

are

35,000

servicing

Rico.

en-

In 1959,

contributed

21

island’s

in-

net

department come, involved 23 per cent of the total employement, he insofar as it island’s

the

‘development

in addition|to

commerce.

out

Of | buying,

of

the latter,

father

taking a walk and had wandered

The Economic Development Administration has issued. recently. a report urging | creation of was

The

parently

local commerce exclusively. the light plane also perished. The Commerce Departments in the airline said 25 persons were in- ‘states, the spokesman said, funcjured. ' tion similarly to, the island’s The collision took place about Economic Development Adminisfive miles from Orly field ‘as the tration. No state, he said, has Air

was

5 Disc Jockeys Arrested In N.Y. On Bribery Count

status.

2 Perish, 25 Injured

objections

into the record by Paul D. Shriver, former Guam judge who is now consultant on territorial affairs. He noted that Ferngs agreed to scrap or rewrite several sections of the bill,’ including a part authorizing the trans-

ing,

would be “the first order of busi- nounced. -

ed by

on

St. and in the V. I. Hotel has those famous “Mabe” pearls in a flip of the comb will renew the rings and earrings. . .hand-mad= line, And do let her protect your gold settings and they’re priced complexion from the ravages of as low as $19. Italian charms of sun and salt air by periodic ex- 18 carat gold are hand-made, pert facials, (6-4624) come with semi-precious stones, TODAY’S INFANT enjoys a and are an excellent value at just

better

full

time

Inc.

is

Relations

_ representation

tomorrow between bent Seafarers and

He

fuselage,

Bolero,

Labor

cuss

was

BAROQUE PEARL jewelry has held the female fancy for some now.

Net.

per cent of the $8 million operating revenues were reported ‘for the 61 firms which supplied financial data to the wage and hour survey.

status

man

parties, and Alice Sheldon has the real professional kind of

priced

La-

is no justification for the assumption by some that we cannot dis-

In a lengthy introductory statement, subcommittee chair-

in

. . lots

recent-

the ~National

November.

election

cians.

specia!

YEN

by

National

O’Brien

PRIEST

ley’s After a cool yet

EVER

aside

WASHINGTON— The FernosMurray bill on Commonwealth

“this hearing will demonstrate Shower Powder. . -|that we have not killed the bill, masculine fragrance. your eggs. Carbia’s Luncheonette Men love those Yardley shaving but merely are delaying action gets them just right. They’re ex- products too and this year they on this complex legislation.” Session Just An ‘Act’ perts as well with salads and appear in a beautiful new packLater, however, one member many other luncheon dishes. On age. Look for that black, gold. or off diet, Carbia’s is an excel- and orange “Y” at all drug and privately conceded the session was little more than an “act.” lent place for breakfast or the cosmetic counters. Rep. Adam Clayton Powell (Dmidday meal in the heart of San NY) said “it was the last shovel ST. THOMAS BUY-LINES Juan on Calle Cruz. style.

Iy set

contract

although

Board-ordered

~

wage

contract with International

during House which mint green, violet, and coral. . ‘|/than a comfortable knits for traveling... Popular and stunning one-of-a-kind from France and Italy.

Federal

Increase

drivers

lingerie in the traditional white and beautiful new shades like

KEEP

Seafarer

Maritime,

A Cents

By

Bouti-

que at 984 Munoz Rivera in Hyde Park will outfit you completeiy from

ap-

with

Fernos-Murray Bill Is Interred In Session T ermed Just An ‘Act’

at all markets

charming

the

ment-decreed

convenient

TROUSSUAU SHOPPING? sure to visit Delia Moscoso

in

(SIU-AFL-CIO).

Don’t miss entering $100,000 Baby Food

Contest. . . details and colmados.

Fortuno.

»

in the

field like H. J. Heinz, always looking for new and improved nutri-

have

court

fixed by Federal government action is ten cents abeve the 90 cents hours paid some Maritime

. > > $

over at Almacenes Rodriguez, my favorite shoe store at 251 Forta-

screw cap! the Heinz

barring

three-year

ent truckers ‘is operate in Puerto Rico, the survey reported. Profits Of $406,245

next

>

before,

take

the recomcommittees

ing firm is negotiating a change in its union pay scale. The

publication gister.

“Youu SF }

BOWS

—

be

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yester-

G,

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AND

final

might

June.

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effective

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Trucking

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day that

present legislation mendations of the

presi-

20, 1960

a depart-

|

The Governor pointed out in his |}

said.

The message appropriation of

the

recommends an $35,000 to spark

establishment

of

the

proposed

department. ; As of late yesterday afternoon, no bill creating the department had been filed. According to existing House regulations, no bill can

be

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after

next

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Cuba Sanctions Rejected

Stocks

In New Sugar Act Proposal

By NEW

Cooley’s decision is considerWASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. Harold D. Cooley, (D. N.C.), ed ,in commercial circles, as an ¢hairman of the House Agricul- end to suggestions to increase tural Committee, yesterday ask- quotas of friendly nations such éd Congress to extend the Su- as Mexico and Peru and the gar Act one year, without in- ‘local producers’ quotas. cluding any clause of sanctions against Cuba. Cooley said that “we all are confident that the present agohies in Cuba are temporary and, certainly, we do not wish to

Rep. Cooley added that “we will extend the present sugar program for only one year, and wait to see what happens in

take ‘any action

had

with respect

to

the sugar quota fixed to Cuba Which would permit the present

government, da. to excite

through propaganthe people against

us.”

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the

the

measure

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was

sent

to

SUGAR

the

any

bill.

FUTURES High

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Nov

6.00

World changed

Low 4.84

Close 5.87-89

5.93

3.98

5.99

6.00

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administration

for

of

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the

present’

Condominium Loan Bill Action Is Asked STAR

Washington

WASHINGTON Association

—

of Home

asked

the

Subcommittee

for

Builders: Wed-

Senate a

Housing

speedy

ap-

NAHB ling

insure

the

proposal

was to

Martin

“‘of

3.10

cance

3.17-18 3.20

sible widespread

Aar

3.29

3.28 3.31 3.38

3.28B 3.30B 3.36B

great

Puerto

Rico

the

signifiand

pos-

importance

as a

of providing property ownto lower-income families in

built-up

urban

centers.”

Commonwealth government business spokesmen, including Dr. Rafael Pico, president of the devel-

opment bank, are testify today and support of the bill.

scheduled tomorrow

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_ THE

Consin

Figures

SAN JUAN

Show

tion of 50,000 or more.went up. Mayaguez showed a drep of

75,361 from On

to

69,807;

60,132 to a

and

On Three P.R. Firms WASHINGTON

basis,

Wednesday

~-

San Juan increased from 368,756 in 1950 ‘to about -450,000 this year. Island cities registered the following changes between 1950

and

1960:

Ponce, from 126;810 to 145,345; Mayaguez, down from 87,307 to 84,156; Bayamon, from 48,000 to

72,314;

Arecibo,

down

from

EW BUILDING—This

bo, 38 34 per cent.

their

The

Caguas, Baya-

centage

employes.

filed

by

the

in the

la

de

Tra-

Construccion.

In issuing the order, the board to

10-

year span included Culebra, 36 per cent; Vieques, 22 per cent; Naguabo, 19 per cent; Fajardo, 17 per cent; and Las Marias, 15 per cent.

isi the new $2.3 million Ponce

de

directed! payment

sizeable per-

during

named

the Hermandad

bajadores

losses

:

three firms

and John V. Sullivan Construction Co., all located at Bayamon. A complaint against them was

recorded the largest gains during the de-

registering

three build-

order are Levitt Corp., and two subcontractors, Kensean Corp.

per cent; Trujillo Alto, cent; and Cataiio, -26 per ?

Areas

ordered

Rico to cease interfering with the trade union activities of

Other areas registering con8,151 compared with figures of| 1940-50 and Arecibo. dropped siderable gains included Guaynaalso.

U.

ing firms doing. business in Puerto

mon, with a 50 per cent increase, and Carolina, with a rise of 40 per cent, population cade.

(AP)—The

S. National Labor Relations Board

64,548.

percentage

— . Friday, May 20, 1960.

NLRB Cracks Down

Mayaguez, Arecibo Population Drops,All Other Big CitiesGain Preliminary figures released by the U. S. Bureau of the Census show that the population of two major island cities went down in the period 1950-60, while all other cities with a popula-

STAR

17

Levitt

of

workers

back who

fired in May,

1959, two

workers;

three

and

pay were

Sullivan

Kensean

workers. The

cease

and

desist

Legislative Committee To Consider Court Revision The

Commonwealth

House} ‘meet sider

Judiciary

Senate

and

Committees

will

at 10:30 a.m. today to cona requested amendment to

the Commonwealth Constitution that would split the island’s Supreme Court into three sections —each with authority to pass on cases’ with the finality the full court

now

holds.

The proposed division—an administration proposal—might solve

ciary

‘weighed

issues

born

“eminently ‘agricultural’’ commented

most

the

of the

“private citizenry.

judges,

conflicts

of

an

society, in

which

affected

relationships”

the

of

the

Macmillan Expresses

Disappointment, Shock

.the case backlog problem of the PARIS (#—Prime Minister Maccourt. As of March 1, the back-} millan, in a statement made yeslog was 906 cases, up sharply | terday as he returned to London, from the 658 cases pending in the | expressed disappointment and

first half of fiscal 1959-60. The blame

tigation ity and

order

| shock

at the failure of the sum-

Supreme Court justices | imit conference. not only an upsurge in li- | “One thing is

but also the ‘‘complex- | said. “The novelty’ of the questions | never been

appealed. Two decades

specifically requires the three firms not to question or threaten their employees

7

}at

ago

the

local

judi-|

more

now,”’

he

alliance

necessary

has than

We will continue for peace in justice.”

present.

work

PUERTO RICAN TALENT—

as to trade union

activities, or otherwise interfere with their collective a gaining. rights.

clear.

western

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THE SAN JUAN STAR _' Friday, May 20, 1960.1:

8

}

Old South Motif For | Mayaguez © oronation The “Old South” and “Gone With The Wind” were MAYAGUEZ— I, the motifs of the coronation ball of Her Majesty, Queen Nydia

Bravo

(Nydia

held

Ponce)

here

recently

in

the

auditorium

of for

|.

the College of the Immaculate Conception during festivities the “ Virgen de la Candelaria,” patron saint of Mayaguez. Miss Bravo is the daughter of+ shoulder decollete trimmed with John M. Bravo and Nydia Ponce red aigrette plumes. de Bravo. Jose Barletta designed The outer lace skirt was rethe decorations and directed the

coronation

embroidered

sequences.

beads

The auditorium was decorated with magnolia blossoms and the Southern mansion bellum era.

of

the

Scarlet O’Hara Gown Queen

Nydia

wore

a

a

magnifi-

cent creation, designed by Jay of Santurce, a replica of the famous Scarlet O'Hara red gown, made

of red Chantilly lace, over a tulle underskirt and still another underskirt of red lame, pleated

simulateya

princess

stfie

It was

with

‘its

cut

off-the-

LET

The

Queen

hoop-skirt.

On

her

head,

|~

she

wore a small diadem-shaped crown, fastened to a bonnet-like headdress made of red aigrette feathers, framing her face. She carried a parasol of red Chantilly

lace and wore a bright red chiffon velvet

stole

over

her

shoulders,

The

court

native

was

composed

DRAGON FOR CARNIVAL HERE—The 80-foot

sented f |) Le

Miss

Otis

Fas,

San German

Providencia

By

Margarita

Casino Iota

Miss

Nydia

Bravo

de

Alpha

of

Miss

Suau,

from

the

Mayaguez;

from

Mu

Sorority,

Bravo;

Mayaguez

Marisa

Annoni;

Miss

Ileana

Civicas, Club

Miss Rotario,

Miss Marinita Alemafiiy; Joy Seekers Club, Miss Ivette Sanchez, and the Catholic Daughters

Ponce

SEGARRA

the Ponce de Leon Carnival Committee, has announced

Alicia E. Cardona, Queen from Aguadilla’s Civicas, and Matildita Arbona came as the Children’s Queen from Aguadilla. Ambassadresses sent by other organization included: Miss Carmen

NORY

Billy Carrion, president of

repre-

as Queen

June

Bautista,

that 10 giant floats have een ordered for use in the parades during celebration. The Central the Carnival,

the

carnival

Committee of whose members

are Miss Cuchi Rincdén, nando Lopez Prado, Jerry terre,

Dick

Santaella

and

and

Jan

Conway, met yesterday at the Banco Popular to discuss final plans

for

the

festivities.

The giant balloons will be an 80-foot dragon; a 45-foot mermaid;

a

-a

100-foot

magic

an

octupus;

cowboy;

carpet;

Snow

reminiscent

dalena

and

the

included

Wildita llemard,

leen

of

old.

Mapy

South,

Cordova,

Cordova, Teresita GuiEvelyn Rodriguez, Ei-

Levy,

Mei

Norma

Perez,

Maria

Lourdes

Ling

Jackeline

Carrera,

Fuertes, Annoni,

Lizzie

Caino,

Merceditas Pages

Suckie

Martinez

y

Hernandez.

for

Queen

Nydia

I were

the little girl Luisita Guillemard carrying the royal crown, and two other little girls carried flowers and a gift for the Queen. A dance followed the coronation, which lasted into the wee hours of the morning, and was proclaimed

a

huge

success

to attend.

by.

a

Summer

FLOWERING PLANTS OF ALL

and

the

children’s

eare

nival to be held in Mufioz Rivera Park. The queen’s coronation gown will be given to her by the carnival committee and she will receive numerous gifts. from San Juan’s - commercial, civie and

social

institutions.

A mass willbe Sunday, Juan

celebrated

on

at=the

San

June «26:

Cathedral

in

honor

of

San

Juan’s patron saint, St. John the Baptist, followed by a procession to the Plaza de Armas in old San Juan. After the procession, the

parade the

of floats will start from

Plaza

and

ce de Leon

continue

Ave.

up

to Mufioz

Pone

—

displayed.

;

Ashford Ave,

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13th

subjects: Tuition

—

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The floats will be on parade on Saturday, June 25, at the coronation of the Carnival

everyone who was lucky enough

PLANTS

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FerSan-

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TROPICAL ORNAMENTAL

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Juan’s carnival,

23, this year.

of America, Miss Marilu Charneco. Ladies in waiting to Queen Nydia I were attired in gowns

WI

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for San

10 Floats Ordered For San Juan Carnival

and

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Juan

eve of San

the

begins

3|‘Queens” from neighboring {}towns. Nydia was crowned by Miss Alice M. Fagundo, last year’s Candelaria Queen, and princesses in the court were the Misses Zoraida Bustelo and Josefinita Landron.

dragon,

of the 10 giant floats to be imported from the States

of

Mayaguezanos

be

Pia

trimmed with heart-shaped applications of sequins and aigret: | tes.

).

oa

fan.

pey aa quadse

io

ruby-colored

sequins.

wore long lace mitts, embroidered in sequins and béads, the same color as her dress. Her gown’s skirts were mounted on still three more crinoline underskirts atop

throne was set against the facade of a ante

in

and

Rey

~

THE SAIN JUAN STAR = Friday, May 20, 1960

92

I Dona Felisa , Honorary Member [ Weekly Calendar || Carmen Lago Annual UMA Meet Ceremony Set: Set For Saturday Of Beta Sigma Phi International THROUGH SUNDAY, May 22— Presentation at the Tapia Theat-

Following

a luncheon

at

La Concha Hotel last week the Beta Sigma Phi Interna-

tional

Sorority

candlelight

Pledge

~She from

Ritual.

ing

in

Puerto

are now

resid-

and

Mrs.

Rico

Honorary

Member

of the

Paul Marin.

Sor-

by

include Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, John G. Diefenbaker, wife of the Premier of Canada and Eleanor

Steber,

the

opera

FRIDAY,

Mrs.‘

Connie

Roark,

presi-

dent; Miss Florence Jira, vice president; Miss Kathy Rowland,

Lillian Reigert, president of the: recording. secretary; Miss Celia Alpha chapter at Ramey Air. Nazario, corresponding: secretary; Mrs. Carolyn Little, treasurer; Force Base ‘| Mrs. Margaret Williamson, historian and Mrs. Connie Deirlein, program chairman. Installed as new members are Mrs.

Margaret

la Dixon

Becker,

and

Mrs

Mrs.

following

Misses

Magda

Cacho,

Mary

are pledges: Villaronga,

Lilley,

the

Fanny

America

Be-

nabe, Nivea Rivera, Kathy Row-

land,

Arcely

Rivera,

garet

Finlayson

Mrs.

and

Mrs.

Mar: Peggy

Thomas. The

tional

Beta

Sigma

is

cultural,

a

service

sorority

Phi

for

20—The

authors

Interna-

social

and

young

wo-

Juan.

FRIDAY, Clubs

of

May Puerto

20—The

Lions

Rico

celeb-

are

rating their annual convention starting today at the San Juan Intercontinental Hotel and to continue through Sunday. SATURDAY,

Mel-

ton.

The

San

Luel-

Margaret

May

Puerto

of the plays presented at the Puerto Rico Theater Festival will be honored at an after-theater party tonight at La Danza in Old

singer.

Those installed as local officers

are

The play is the fifth

production of this year’s Rico Theater Festival.

It Mrs.

was assisted by various chapters

in the States who

an

its ority.' Other Honorary Members

held

was conducted by Miss Clyde Willis, field executive of Kansas City, Mo members

er, San Juan, of “En Principio La Noche Era Serena,” by Gerald

Dona Felisa Rincon de Gautier was the guest of honor and made

sor

of Military

ics

of

Rico

the

and

will

May

Mrs.

celebrate

honor

ladies

of

the

San

Juan

of

Rafael a

to be

and

University

party will

21—Profes-

Science

at

from

cocktail

officers

the 6 to

bride

and turce.

at

Ramey

Air

Force

Base.

The second chapter has just been]. chartered

in San Juan. -

TVUVVVUUVUUVUUCUCCUCNRLELLLPL

B

Clyde

Willis from Kansas City, Mo., is visiting

the

chapters

of

ternational

island Beta

setting

Sigma

Sorority

up

Phi

while

In-

here.

bn

EXECUTIVE—Miss

» en bp be bn bn bn

FIELD

1863. Loiza St.

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;

Santurce Tel.

3-2111

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of Mr.

Lago,

Lago,

a

degree

from

of San-

former

the

Car-

College

of

the Sacred Heart, in Santurce, and is studying for her master’s degree

in Economy

Her

fiance

Amparo

at

is

Freiria

de

a

degree

Finances versity. After

in

from : the

son

U.

P.

of

R.

Mrs.

Cividanes,

of

the Guaynabo Road, 4, hectometer 2.

The meeting, which will begin at 2 p.m. sharp, will be divided into two sections, The first half

will include a discussion of amendments to the club’s constitution

ing

will

Commerce

Villanova

religious

and

Uni-

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THE

SAN JUAN STAR— Friday, ‘May 20, 1960

Lincoln’ Wins

Nominnien

Two Years In Congress, Country Lawyer Trims Heavily Favored Seward CHICAGO,

May 18, 1860

(AP) — Abraham Lincoln, a

little

known country lawyer whose main claim to fame is a two-year term in Congress, today dramatically and unexpectedly won the

nomination

the 51-year-old Lincoln was named on the third ballot, beating the favorite. William

H.

Seward

of New

York.

Judge Stephen T. Logan, a Lincoln supporter, was spotted standing on a table, waving his silk hat. Suddenly he crashed it down on the head of a delegate struggling by beneath.

A

sentinel

on

the

kept track Jow. When

of the Lincoln

led.

Abe!

“Old

A

whistles

skylight

goings-on bewon, he baw-

Hallelujah!”

cannon

boomed.

all

over

town

blew

Sure

Most

experts

Seward he

For

was

a

faltered,

known

men

Seward

had _

figured

shoo-in. such

And

if

nationally

as Salmon

P. Chase

of Ohio, Simon Cameron of Pennsylvania and Edward Bates of Missouri were considered

good

bets.

But except for had a chance. With 233 votes

minate,

here’s

loting

Seward, needed

the

way

none to

the

no-

bal-

went:

First

ballot—Seward

17314,

Arthur

have

guessed

As

the

end,-

he

balloting

reporters

Medill,

dent

had a fateful neared

noticed

Washington

for a_

the

chairman tion.

of

Cariter. impediment, chair and The big “T rise

(eh),”

David

the

Ohio

Cartter

said,

“to

the

excitement

it

still

isn’t

had set up Seward headquarters at the Richmond House. Cham-

48.

The

rest

of

among

Second ballot—Seward 18414 pagne was served. A band playvotes, Lincoln 181. -jed the Seward theme song, “Oh, On the third ballot Lincoln Isn’t He a -Darling?” got 23134 votes, while Seward Weed. had confidently pre. slipped to 180. dicted victory—and a poll of

TODAY'S

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man

as

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Lincoln

the

it

voting,

a moelec-

as

a

sec-

Tickets?

had

but

been was

had steadily who agreed

Counterfeit Possibly

an-

motion was made to make nomination unanimous. In

their

who

to switch to ond choice.

nounce the ch-ch-change of f-ffour votes from Mr. Chase to Mr. Lincoln.” / It wasn't much of a= speech, but it put Lincoln over—and turned loose pandemonium. State after state clamored for recognition. } Unanimity Motion

A the

present

tion. And they lined up delegates

who has a speech climbed on his demanded attention. hall quickly hushed (eh), Mr. Chairman

to

Lincoln men had too. Their strategy

derate

delega-

the votes were scattered seven other candidates.

Bates

to

man, Cartter,

votes, Lincoln 102, Cameron 50%4,

49,

But busy,

Tribune

Lincoln

with

history.

incoming delegates seemed show that he was right.

the

correspon-

Chicago

strong

whispering

date with

Joseph

clear whether or not it. passed. Thurlow Weed, one of the nation’s most astute politicians,

Chase

Edson,

who has covered the last six major political conventions, and who will be in Chicago with the Republicans this July, looks back to the mast historic GOP convention of all. On May 18, 1860, Republicans xominated Abraham Lincoln for President. Here’s the scene, as it might have appeared to. an AP man of a century ago, when Lincoln was just another upstart politician, and no one could

and

Steam

their loudest. Chicago became bedlam. Rarely in the 79-year history of this government has there heen such a victory.

Seems

for President.

confusion,+ — >, iroR’s NOTE:

no

they

effect

on

packed

the

hall with Lincoln supporters. One report, which can’t be verified, circulates that a thousand counterfeit tickets -were passed out today to Honest Abe’s supporters. And so, at a time when the

slavery question again seriously threatens the Union, to Abraham _ }incoln falls the chore of DOW

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FLETCHER STAR

KNEBEL

Washington

Bureau

me

worse

than

it

Winner of the best Going-outOf-Business statement of the year

_|is Antony Armstrong-Jones who told Princess Margaret: “With all wordly

goods *%

says

we'll

Ike

far

he

he

has

I Oe

thee

endow.”’

resume

under-

would

mostly. iavpided

In The

while the

Journal

news

he

was

at

the

Springfield,

THE

DOUGLAS

OPINION

that’s

Re

the

Bill”

House

report that

Education

on.

the

it “might

Com-

“Religion

be

uriconsti-

as

Suburban

nature

have

to wait

by

boy:

The

guy

{who builds a ten-foot fence so he can have a little privacy when he

plays

his

outdoor

ae.

at

midnight. =

jare

£-20

“The YOGI professor is here, Madame.”

aks

Adiai- Stevenson — says - Ike’s team “hlundered” on the spy incident. Adlai would never be guilty. of - acting before he thought—

thought.

and

‘hone.

—and.

congratulations

and

“I- reekon there’s a little short woman down at our house that would like to--hear the news.” And he hurried off to tell: his wife that Abraham Lincoln had been nominated for President of the United States.

hostile,

suspicious,

and

even unfriendly. Churches could not be required to pay even pro-

‘erty taxes: Municipalities would not .be permitted

to render Police

tutional to allow children to re- -or - fire’ protection to .religious ceive religious instruction at the groups. Policemen who helped expense of the government.” parishioners into their places of This, of necessity, must have worship would violate the Consa tongue-in-cheek allegation

since it is common ‘knowledge that the U. S. Supreme Court

titution.

Prayers

in

our

legisla-

tive halls; the appeals to the Almighty in the messages of the in 1952 declared such a New ‘Chief Executive; the proclamaYork State Jaw constitutional. tions making Thanksgiving Day (The , famous “Released-Time” a holiday; ‘so help me God’ in

ease

of

Zorach

vs.

€lauson).

It is also rather common ledge that the Supreme

our

knowCourt

is the triconstitutio:

seem determined to keep ‘the Ral questions, and since the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. is things out of sight. subject to the U. S. Constitution es hk me the constitutionality of Bill No. Chairman Butler says he'll re8&4 has already been decided. sign after the Democratic convenJustice Douglas, whe wrote the tion. The way things are going his turn in Tine.

He accepted said:

other—

Sir:

majority

Well,

of

Journal.

LINCOLN

LETTERS

in the party, he may

tests.

Lincoln

office

Til,

of the United States bunal which decides

atom

no

Office

reached

some progress. At least both sides

ground

keep

specific issues, and: he had comment on them today.

been ee %

my

So

mittee

Some Republicans boom Gov. Rockefeller for convention keynoter. Rocky’s possible text for Nixon’s nomination: “This is going to hurt does you.”

explaining how it together.

AINA ‘y

POTOMAC FEVER By

ABRAHAM

AWWI

wildest

RRA

In_the

MMMM

Republican

opinion

in

the

Zorach

ease, said: “It takes obtuse reasoning to inject any issue of the

“free

exercise’

of

religion

courtroom

oaths—

these

and

all other references to- the AlMighty that run through our

laws,

our

public

rituals,

our

ce-

Bill

of

remonies would be flouting the First Amendment: A fastidious atheist or. agnostic could even object to the supplication with which the court opens each session: ‘God save the United States and this Honorable Court.’... We cannot

réad

into

the

Rights such. a Philosophy tility - to Yeligion.” All

of hos.

this

gives’me

pause

to

intelligent.

individual

resort.

to

into_thé present case,” He ad- think: . Why , ,does Governor Muded further- on: “The First -fioz’ Marin, an.able and highlyAmendment, - hewevef,

does

not-

say that in every and. all. res- such .“obtusé. Feasoning?” Why Pects there shall be a separation does he EspOuse..a. “philosophy of Church and State. Rather, it of hostility. to: “religion” ~ “when studiously

defines

the

manner,

the specific, ways, in which there shall be no concert or unien or dependency one on the other. Thats is the common

sense ‘of the

‘Matter. Otherwise, the state ax’ seligion: would be aliens to ¢:

most -everyone:knows

that a na-

tion has a-stake in the morality of its people-as well -as its economic betterment? Why? _ - Riebard L. Alvarez See rimree, P.R.

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request

Bill performed

yesterday

in Wash-

ington, in the House of Representatives Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, over the Fernés- Murray bill.

Rico's The

Chief mourner

Resident

eulogy

was

mittee chairman, also conducted

at the obsequies

was

Puerto

Commissioner,Dr. A. Ferndés-Isern. delivered

Rep.

Leo

by

the

territories

O’Brien

subcom-

(Dy, N. Y.), who.

the services.

Two statehood bills were laid to rest.at

the same

time. ‘Chairman. O’Brien, in an apparent ease the sense of loss for Dr. Fernés-Isern,

effort to explained

to the committee

that

the

Commonwealth’s

Ferndés-

Murray bill was not really. dead, but simply ‘“‘deferred.” He ‘added, possibly for clarification, that “there are degrees of rigor mortis.”

‘The

controversial

Ferndés-Murray

‘bill has

been

the cause of name-calling, charges and counter-charges, and possibly a little hair-pulling in-secret, since its introduction in Congress last year. Extensive public

hearings

here last’

December

stirred up a volume

of

heated debate and undoubtedly convinced the committee after it returned to Washington that this year,

being vote-harvesting time, was not an appropriate time

to act on the measure. 3 The Fernés-Murray bill, drafted ostensibly to give ~ the Commonwealth increased local autonomy, would

have

achieved

that objective

by amending

the Fed-

eral Relations Act which establishes relations between

Puerto Rico and the United States. The constitutionality of the bill has been questioned in Washington in Federal reports, and in Puerto Rico by the opposition parties, which is to be expected, and in some reputable legal circles. ;

Only

In America

Rep. O’Brien was being as kind as possible yester-

Last War Between

day. He knows, of course, as Dr. Fernds-Isern knows, that all bills die with the end of a Congress. A new Congress will convene next January and all dead legis-

Civil War Was First Modern One

lation on which action is sought must be re-introduced. If a new bill is proposed to amend the Federal

By

Relations, Act next year, let_ us hope that it will be drafted with greater care, and more realism, than the one that was given so- beautiful a burial yesterday in

Looking

the halls of Congress.

shelves I 12 books published ther 200

The Drug Committee

bought

Early last February, Secretary of Health Dr. Guillermo Arbona appointed an advisory committee to study the illegal sale in drug stores of toxic drugs

without and

prescriptions.

editorial

campaign

its

for

a new

this

was

committee @

has

and

the

Department

than a week ago, through

the: STAR

of Health,

to control the sale of dangerous

drugs.

he

.

-

)s

-

Arbona. A reporter was told to check with the toxic drug ‘committee’s secretary, Mr. Paul Mufioz. The latter said he expects the drug committee to meet next week to. propose to Dr. Arbona a toxic drug law. = The Legislature adjourns May 30th, and vio new | legislation can be introduced after next Thursday,

..,

have

sent, or that

Teday. is May 20, 1960.

would

find

of events

no

gap

that led

in

any

into and

interesting

come, than

each the

one

better

last.

since

the

Many

reasons

guns

started: have

to

fire

been

Churchill,

a

Sumter. for

this.

student

of

war,

fine

the last war

on,

advanced

between

gentlemen.

us this is somewhat of an illusion. The South-

Yesterday the STAR sought a comment from Dr.

May 26th, ”

pook:

Certainly this is one of the ways we idealize this conflict. We think of the Southern cavalier and the Yankee conscript desperately clawing at each other, yet full of respect for the other man’s ideals. But more recently, historical accuracy tells

question

- There had been no answer up to last night.

more.

said it was

sent to Gov.

a reporter, a written

history

still the books

‘ Winston

asking what action he will take to get legislation approved

my

Interest in the Civil War has never abated

man of the Senate Health and Welfare Committee, said that if his committee were to receive a “practical and

Muiioz Marin,

to

the Civil War.

And

sort of an organizational

would rush it to the Senate floor,

of

sequences

through

met

On April 24, 1960, Sen. Francisco Anselmi, chair-

More

6r that publishers

of the

_ At the second meeting a subcommittee was named to study legislation that would effectively control. the sale of toxic drugs.

bill from

desk

student

newspaper

formality.

reasonable”

my

in

appointment,

The first meeting

from

Dr. Arbona’s action followed

law that would end the dangerous practice that medical authorities say is costing lives in Puerto Rico.. Since twice.

up

can spot. without counting at least about the Civil War that have becn sire last fall. There must be anobooks about the War that I have

friends have lent me. More books have been written and published, I imagine, about the Civil War than about any other war. At the moment, the careful

this

Gentlemen,

a

erners

and

during

the

Northerners war

they

were were

gentlemen, soldiers—

but -stern

brutal -soldiers. Sherman's March to the Sea was an annal of terror in the histary of war-

fare.

Grant:

ordered

the

Shenandoah.

-Valley

set aflame and committed his troops in one -of war’s bloodiest carnages. The Battle of the Wilderness is equaled only by the holding operation of the U. N.

_|° forces. : ‘were

staged

‘bloody

in

Korea.

and “bitter;

clearly he had more men

Lee

and

he

had

only

Civil

War

for

Grant

to

commit

battles

saw

quite

and miterials than them

in

" order to exhaust the resources of the Con-

This

presents

Harry

a second

reason

Golden for

the

ever-

increasing popularity of the Civil War. It was the first modern war. At Vicksburg, Grant evolved

a

whole

new

system

of

logistics.

At’

Gettysburg, Pickett failed because his charge had become outmoded. Generals learned for \ the first time that. courage and will were’ not

enough:

a

general

needed

maps,

intelligence reports, supply lines, paraphernalia of equipment. But

World

War

I

was

a

The

real

reson

War,

the historians ever

they

for

I believe, may

qualify

say that

the

is

popularity

twofold. no

War

undivided that the of

the

Whatever

in the future, War,

new

modern

and it does not receive the close attention of scholars and writers Civil War commands. e

Civil

supplies,

a whole

one

or howcan

deny

it was a war fought for a sublime principle. and it produced sublime men in Lincoln, Lee, Sherman, Stanton, and Davis. The War between Athens and Sparta produced Thucydides, the Roman conquests produced Caesar’s De Bello Gallico and De Belle Civilii, and the Civil War produced the Emancipation Proclamation, Second Inaugural, and _ the Gettysburg Address. I believe these are the only wars that produced literature as a, direct result of and

during the battles; One needs, a book to find out about surviving

the Napoleonic Wars, but the last veteran ofthe Civil War only

recently died: The houses where

troops were

quartered, the fields on which they waged battle arestill before us, a part of our direct experience. Steven Crane wrote the immortal "Red Badge of Courage” just from listening

to the stories the veterans around the Trenton courthouse

swapped

with

each

other. The

vil War is a war the grandfathers fought,

Ci-

,

eta diemesken at Cake ceseeea?

12

THE SAN

NOW IN LOOK

JUAN

STAR

— Friday, May 20, 1960

Indonesia Snubs Red China:

e

{

Asks Officials Be Withdrawn JAKARTA (AP)— Indonesia yésterday giant

Communist

ing

the

China

Chinese

by

ask-

embassy

here

to withdraw

two of their consu-

lar

from

officials

places

MAGAZINE

Neutralist snubbed

A

their

present

of duty.

‘

Foreign

Office

spokesman

said “we have not declared these officials only

persona

that

drawn

they

from

non

grata—

should

their

be

with-

present

re-

spective places of work.”

| THE DAY

Asked still

of

whether

they

accredited

Indonesia

may.

We

in

he

could

other

replied:

don’t

be

parts

“They

handed

the

of the

Communist

bassy

SNUBBED

WAIT

FOR

THE

CONVENTION—Mrs.

Eleanor

senior

here,

asked

the

Roosevelt, meeting press in her New York City apartment in connection with recordings of her late husband’s speeches delivered from time he became _president until his

East Borneo and consul at Medan

enson

Although

at her side.

choice

of a presidential

the Democratic

she

nominee

national

said repeatedly

would

that

be made

convention, Mrs. Roosevelt

Office

of

Consul

of Bandjarmasin

in

Liu Ching-yu, in North Su-

Both officials were accused of displaying an improper attitude

at

said

Catholic U. Army Reserve Center In Will Graduate Caguas To Be Dedicated 325 Students

she thought Stevenson —twice unsuccessful as democratic candidate for president— would make a good president.

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located

the

to

city

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on

on

the

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will

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1

used

as a training facility by members of Company “C’, 6th Howit-

zer Battalion tillery,

U.S.

Army

Reserve.

Gication James

villes

@

speakers

program D.

veil

general

C.

will

de-

be

Col.

Breckenridge,

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commanding

Paintings

officer,

and

Gifts

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@

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and

=

CARIBBEAN DIVISION° | (0.,

INC. -

w

Sip 10h, Miremer

deceased

‘soldier,

memorial

will

will

plaque.

also

be

public

open

during

He was killed October 1950.

The

for the

a

center

by Capt. Jai-

Corujo.

Principal

the

at

the graduation

the following students: Juan Soto Sola and Rafael Rivera Emmanuelli will receive gold |medals

¥

from

Sister

will receive Beta

her

Beta

grades

formance by folk dancers and singers at the Governor there was

that Princess captivated by

calypsos visit.

during

a

previous

@

fine furniture

of § .

and

accessories

Decoration

McINTOSH stereo

hi-fi and

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Caribbean

=

(Inventors

of

the

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Paintings

@

and

the

movement

of those who

opposed

it to Com-

munist

China.

The

Foreign

Office

rejected

charges it had mistreated Communist Chinese embassy officials.

Television Station Summer

Schedule

Planned By Govi. By A. W. WIPR-TV, educational

MALDONADO the government's television

station,

will go into a simmer program: ming schedule at the end of this month, Leopoldo Santiago Lavandero, program director, announced yesterday. The. new schedule will consist

of

a

substantial

reduction

in

on

at

5 p.m.

It was

<

also learned

having

lic

Opinion”

evening.

next

The

Rafael Delgado administrator, two

local

Society.

highest

(AP)— Delegates Arab powers will Tripoli,

by the

torial. During Lavander@

+

new

supply

of

films

recently from the eation Television

Lavandero ‘said - that summer,

the

limited programming summer and completely.

some

Pan

Israel.

gional

bureaus

for

announced

will

most of the educational stations in the States go

of

of

during

station

“revaluate and reorganize” its programming. He added that

old

boycott

received

National Eduwill also be

shown.

by liaison

boycott

STAR

te summer months, said, live shows will

tended

spokesman

:

was

oice of films week-end. Lahowever, that

day

economic

be

reporter.

Libya next month in a fresh bid to tighten the nine year Arab

will

Marques, station Lavandero, and ramming

the

in

Wednesday

panelists

be limitéd to news telecasts; and the the tival Casals in June. A

accounting.

conference

the

Altru-

from

the

that

station’s programming - policy will be discussed on the: panel discussion show, “Before the Pub-

the

during the close

conference

down

will

be

officers on

TV into

the

boycott

the

Arab

movement in the UAR, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia,

Israel

head-

Yemen,

here

yester-

Libya,

Kuwait,

Tunisia

Katar,

and

Sudan,

Morocco.

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house.

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medals from the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Puer-

to

anti-Indo-

businessmen

Ramirez,

The honeymooners are

scheduled to arrive here from Tobage for a command per-

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PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (AP) — King Sparrow, the calypso king, has composed a new song titled “The Princess husband might hear him it Friday evening.

with

nesian. propaganda regarding the resettlement of rural Chinese

Cintrén as the two outstanding students in’ responsibility and character. ‘

hold

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speech.

Gold medals will be awarded to

day.

Kunchon,

and the Cameraman.” Pricess Margaret’ and

in graduation

Architect Carlos Sanz will deliver

The

Royal Calypso Composed By King Sparrow

degrees

ceremonies at:the Catholic University here today. Ceremonies will begin at 5 p. m.

to the the

sy

live shows and an increase in both feature and educational | films. Lavandero said. Air time will be cut by one hour a day, total of 325 students he added; the station will go.

PONCE — A will receive

cut

the ribbon to open the new center officially. She will also un-

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Gifts

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recently

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her

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Chinese emForeign

Chiang

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SHE’LL

towards Indonesian officials carrying out the repatriation of Chinese traders who wish to return to the Communist main-

to

LA ‘HABA:

Finance Chairman for Puerto Rico.

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14

[GROSSWORD - ~ - By Eugene Steffer

Divergence Of Party Opinion About Stalin Red Poem Skows Moscow was catastrophe

remind-

as a father and a god, and

him

munist

Party

a full The

page Poet

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to make

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in charge of also reminded

the people

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happened

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opposed

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to will.

The theme of the poem is the story of a poet banished to Siberia

by

Stalin.

who who

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imprisoned

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of

the Commonwealth Department of Labor have elected new board members at their annual meeting.

They

Pepita

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Lopez,

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Seamon

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Stalin.

it

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same

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gainst

plaints

full

a

a poem which took up page of Pravda. The poem condemned But

about

last week

excitedly

Communist Party 1956, one of the

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(AP)—

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16 Theater

Review

Once Again, A Cry In The Dark By

PEDRO

JUAN

SOTO

Guilt, longing and impotence before God’s will are the emo-

tional

ingredients\

of

Gerard

Paul Marin’s En el Pricipio la Noche era Serena ‘In the biginning the Night was Still”)), now

make up his mind on time. For he neglects to emphasize the particulars of that man’s life, while treating several universal themes in a most grandiose ;manner. The result is we never get to know the man and, quite naturally, the preaching falls

appearing at the Tapia Theatre. A man shoots himself. In—his | on agony,

he

takes

a fleeting

glance

at his life and at those who were closest to him: his mother, his wife, his brother, his lover.. Therein lies a story of anguish,

despair, not.

frustration

and

seems

the

author

himself

gape ~

didn’t

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ears.

The play, as whole, lacks originality and is too selfconsciously philosophical. But it also

seems that the fault lies not only on the author’s shoulders.

what

It seems, though, that the author meant to give, through this man’s story, the story of mankind in its most unjust instances. That is ambitious and certainly worthwhile. But it also

dead

Andres

Quinones

passages

which

zed

their

by

are

characteri-

tenderness

and

the

the

cast.

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ones,

but

we

still doubt

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by

Robert

recently. appeared ir “The Music

NEW YORK (AP)—The forthcoming new Broadway musical, “The Unsinkable Molly Brown,” is coming along rapidly with new players

being

assigned

roles

William

Tammy

the preInterna-

ly appeared “Bus Stop”

on and

Broadway in “Look After

Lulu,”

have

the

Festival

next

Grimes, :who will

September. Nigel Patrick, the English star, will play the lead-

role.

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homme

The

featured

previousstarring

players

signed

are Edith Meiser, Cameron Prud’

role.

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Mitchell

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married April 25 in the cham-bers of Superior Judge Leroy Dawson. It was-the fifth marriage for Marshall, third for her. The actor’s fourth wife, Boots Mallory, onetime showgirl, died in December 1958. His previous marriages, to model Lee Russell, actress Edna- Best and model Molly Maitland, ended in divorce.

12:00-WKYN-—Musical

Informe del “Yo Destrui

(4)

Cartoons

Vil”

6:13-(2)

Herbert Marshall ~ Nuptials Announced

Musical Being: Readied

Rodi

playwright

Ross

Man. ‘

Morales

Ireland

drama,

of

Preston, who on Broadway

Irish Drama Planned

(4)

- 4:02

role

|

Romero Galan

Benjamip

(6) La Hora 5:30-—(2) Sargento

PARAMOUNT 33812 2:00

(this

EN EL PRINCIPIO LA NOCHE ERA SERENA...a play in two acts by Gerard Paul Marin Director, Andres Quinones Vizcarrondo. Sets, Costumes, Lights, Wilfredo Garcia Music, Hector Campoa Parsi. Produced by the Institute of Puerto Rican Cultura for the Third Puerto Rican Theater Festival. At the Tapia Theatre, San Juan, P.R. Man Rau! Davila Mother Angelina Morfi

3:00-—(2)

A tudnduin —PAPAPPPP PPP PPP IPAPP AS

practically

theatre

has

TUVUCCCTCUVVUCUCUCCUCTUYT UN I ON OEE NE EE Og

¢COBIAN'S THEATRES

in the

ab-

been put from the beginning }on the actors themselves. That, we suppose, should also be taken

only

Regular

sets

have

The Cast

tional

in

a job. Perhaps Marand Angelina Morfi

it. io

no function

matie

actors

music

kind, anyway), what’s the use of going through a performance of such a play?

new

are

Nightly 8:00 P.M. Matinees 3:00 P.M. only Fri. - Sat. - Sun. and Hol.

and

sporadic beauty are delivered quite bombastically. Thus, a very monotonous melodramatic style of acting is evident throughout the production. With this tn mind, we can enly look for the less melodrathat’s quite ta Romero

WILLIAM WYLERS

Vizcarrondo

has so stressed the melodrama in it that even those poetical

lights

NEW . YORK (AP)—With. his “A Thurber Carnival” a current Broadway success, James Thurber is turning) more and more to the stage in his writing. His. new stage offering called “Make My Bed” has been re. written four times and Thurber, who is hlind and has to dictate his plays, says it should be ready for the stage next year. The plot concerns Harold Ross, the late editor of ‘The New Yorker” magazine. G Present plans are-to have the

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Re duced to the point of hysteria by one turbulent day on the

Islands presenteld Mrs. Agnes Hendricks, Clerk Stenographer_ in his office, and his secretary, Mrs. Lillian Greaux, a Ten Year Service Award of the Department of the Interior... Bob and Barry Leith entertained a group of their friends to celebrate the First

El Dorado Beach Hotel will be the most for the Walter Cope Press Tournament which “tees” off tomorow.

‘| Crowded Love Life ninkcpnnitiiaieast Upsef Mrs. Rennie

CUFF

stand,

the

British

wife

of

actor

Michael Rennie has dropped her Sportswriters and Sportscasters of case and given her husband a Puerto Rico. The first foresome divorce by default. will start off at 10 a. m. At one P. R. cocktails and luncheon will Mrs. Margaret McGrath Renof their youngest be served at the Golf Clubhouse, Communion nie withdrew her complaint Wedfollowed by the presentation of the daughter, Myra. Incidentally, the nesday and the 50-year-old actor Walter .Cope Tournament Cup. popular Leiths have just moved to won a decree on grounds of deJerry Flamm, who is the gentle- their recently acquired place, ‘La sertion and cruelty. man in charge of public relations Atalaya’”’ on the Aqueduct Road Mrs.~ Rennie, 40,» complained for Dorado Beach Hotel extended in Guaynabo. Tuesday that another woman was the invitation in the name of-ComCongratulations to Dr. and Mrs. in their home mittee members Emilio Huyke, Carlos -Morales of Ponce. They always present sports editor for-El Mundo; Joa- have a new daughter... James during her moments of intimacy quin Martinez Rousset, sports Demas planed for New York and with Rennie. She said this gave editor for El Imparcial; Pete from there he will sail for a six- her “a terrible complex.’ Anderson, sports editor fer the month holiday in Greece... But Rennie’s attorneys said A STAR; William McCabe of ARMCO, cocktail party this evening from her allegations were demon-and Dorado Beach pro, Rusty 5 to 7 p. m. at La Concha Hotel strably untrue and this was one Gilbert. for the opening of the portrait of the reasons she agreed to a The paneer ‘Club of the. U. S. settlement. i Port of San Juan, P. R. will hold showing by. Rowena Kirkpatrick. . . it’s Maritime Day Annual Banquet The Antilles Tennis Championship in the Fiesta Room of the Condado 1960 Singles and Doubles will be Beach Hotel this evening with conducted on -the Ft. Buchanan Pepito Torres, orchestra leader cocktails starting at 7:30 and din- tennis courts June 6 through 18. at the Condado Beach Hotel’s at 8:30... Happy. birthday to Fiesta Room, returned to the poSTARS AS 3 -BRIDE—Ballerina Facusline Ivings passes ner Lola Berries and her~mother, Rosita Escalona -de Nin, weil up the pas-de-deux for a little light-hearted step at her known pianist... Lt. Joe Knotts Mrs. Carmen Vda. de Berrios dium iast night after several days of recuperating from a leg injury. wedding in Toronto last week to Ray Reilly, a National USMC, is now Capt. Joe Knotts, have left for a two month vacation Torres had fallen down a flight Ballet drummer. He leoks on, beating out a rhythm on USMC. in Europe... Visiting relatives in of stairs earlier in the week. a chair. (AP Photo.) “T like possessive men,” a real Puerte Rico is Mrs. John Campbell The new show at the Fiesta

Pepifo Torres Returns

cutie was

CINEMA

MARTI: Angry Hitis, Room At the Top CORCELLES: Last of the Fast Guns,

(Listings Subject To Change) Friday, May 20 SANTURUE

MBASSADOR:

Tank

Commandos,

Battle

Road

Racers

SRAND: Sleeping Beauty; Proud Rebel OLIDAY: Pillow Talk, Female Animal EW BROADWAY: El Juramente de Lagardere, Mi Mariio y Mi Novio ORRAINE: The 3rd Voice ATIENZO: Donde Vas Alfonso XII, Stage Show with Paquita Rico METRO: It Started With a Kiss ROPOLITAN: Ben Hur MIUSIC HALL: The Wonderful Country PARAMOUNT: The Last’ Angry Man RIVIERA: . City After - Midnight SAN JUAN RIALTO: Vertigo, The Hangman RIO PIEDRAS SUPER DRIVE IN: Day of the Outlaw, 5

Havana

Infierno

PUERTO NUEVO

KRESTO-DENA: Last Train Hill, Forest Rangers

| From

Gun

ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT; The Best of Sad

Everything,

Horse BAYAMON

INTERNATIONAL Miners, QLLER:

DRIVE

IN:~Forty

Attack of the 50 Ft. Ten Commandments

Woman

Bravo EDO Stage Show

RICO:

PAHAISO:

Accused

of

in the

and

Michel

Merle send

Room,

(Taty Garcia). Taty’s husband is in the U. S. diplomatic service in Ecuador.

which

also

opened

last

night, features Spanish actresssongstress Paquita Rico and concert guitarist Esteban de Sanlucas.

picture of three squirrels running

a

down

FASA

=

to say,

one of the cutest wedding invitations in a long time. They will be married in the Greek Orthodox Church of Evangelismos in New York. The invitation, which has a

PONCE

FOX-DELICIAS:

overheard

Shop the other day, ‘‘esif they possess wealth.” island resident Bridget

Beattie

with

Murder,

the

“After

local

an

Juvenile

branch

the

Hollywood Stars Abound

of

service,

open-air

party

Park on the Soldiers and

a

tree,

there in

says,

will

be

Riverside

North Steps of the Sailors Monument.”

They will be married

YORK

Sunday,

May

22 at 1:30_p. m. —4 aE, CAP) — Hollywood | film performers will dominate "" Gev. Joka Merwin of the Virgin the

Broadway

stage

production

of “The Joshua Tree,” the melodrama by Alec Coppel. Principal roles have been assigned to Louis Hayward, Zachary Scott and Ruth Ford.

Enjoy

YOUR HOME

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PARTIES

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ISLA VERDE,

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MAY 20

Sunday

Sunday

May

Matinee

22——8:30

—

P.M.

3:30 P.M.

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;

of characters

in order of their appearance £l Hombre

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the

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1

—

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1654

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iramar, with nice ocean view. Near aribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, ew furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. cial

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Mrs.

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1458

small

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AT

GARDEN unusually

It

has

Asia

apart-

bedrooms,

2 baths,

Terrazzo

Corp., 1487

weekly

telephone

rates.

2-1356.

1471

69

HFORD HOUSE — Guest House. 1122. Ashford Avenue, Condado. ooms and efficiency apartments, Maid Tvice. All screened. Hot water. Some ith air conditioning. Best-hotel and dential section, Beach facilities, cial arrangements for couples travel

i

CONDADO

Conan One block from La Concha Contgdo Beach Hotels. Personal

pated tours. Telephones 3-6231 and s-7927. Mrs. Annie De Mauret., Manager. Fanicarante

ee

-

Beautifully

PARQUE

159, Phone

decorated,

aircon-

@itioned rooms, each with private bath, ot and cold water. Terraces, garden. ear beach and business sectors. Sumer rates. Manager, Margarita de Conreras. 490

UF

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— 1017 Ashford — a

ew, informal, oceanfront guesthouse luxury hotel area. Large terrace faing the sea, with private stairway to

ach. Spacious, modern, airconditioned ms, From $9. single ~ $14. double,

_

an

excellent

breakfast.

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club

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ear

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Loiza

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2:

aoe

2

aurants,

terrace, all air. facilities. For

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your

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HOUSE,

Condado

HILS

61

THE DUFFY’S have remodeled charming: old beach home, and now offer tooms, all with private bath, some

with private patio, some air conditioned.

One minute to beach and bus, From $7.50 single, $10. double. All rates nea ee are vas ae Isla Verde ad, mear San Juan tercontin: Call 9-0144, 9-0532. motel 382 UP

DANISH GUEST HOUSE

— Weekly and

monthly rates. Danish breakfast optional.

Centrally located near Paramount Theater. 263 Duffaut Street. Telephone 3-8885. 1585 526

AUNT JENNY’S: Guest House with a Delicious Ave. Tel

meals 3-6802. oF

SAN ANTONIO GUEST HOUSE —- One Tapia Street. Ocean Park. San Juan. Rooms with private bath, airconditioned.

5 minutes from Airport. Beautiful swimming beach. Good: restaurants within distance.

bath,

53.

Each

BLANCHE Guest rouse. Double air

conditioned

rooms

with

=

an.

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Vicente

Julid,

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UF

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on

disposal.

1850

Atlantic, UF

COLONIAL GUEST HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Single and double accommodations with private bath, some air conditioned. Rates from $4. single. Mrs. Cruthirds, 2-3994. 955 UF

GUEST

APARTMENTS:

sity Theatre. Suite with ively

maid

car

clocks,

fixtures,

windows.

near

Univer-

and

guide supplied. area, attract|» bedroom, math, screens,

service, linen, private sun terrace,

telephone. Accommodates 2 persons. Quiet neighborhood, minutes to beaches, shopping, business centers. Two blocks from Ponce de Leon. Brau St.

Hato

Rey.

Daily

$15. (

6-1089

Diego Aves., yes, 8-0270. 1499

Puerto

space

Call

for

of growth

9000

rent,

square

Ideal

and

location

— |

Park.

525

RENT

2

526

ROOM

with

breakfast,

TO

RENT

MOVING

FAMILY

furnished

modern

from

bath

37,

States,

apartment

livingroom, Cali Bayamon

or

1136,

Bayamon.

need house,

or

write

i

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FARM FOR SALE DORADO HIGHWAY: Farm, planted in various fruit trees, on new De Diego Express Highway. minutes from ri turce. Debt-free, Water, light. Mr. ra, O16 Madrid, = SPEAK SPANISH, 526 1684

De

Re-

ROOF CLEANING

feet of-

development.

67, Floral

FOR

WANTED

610

APPEOXIMATELY fice

Nuevo.

Betances

Box

and

20,000

UP TO 3,000 square feet of space for eating place. Stop 17 — 22, Ponce de Leon ,street level. Empty store, or will buy lease and make alterations. Box 628 ell 526

iron fenced

Roosevelt

SITES nore

annex, to American gentleman or lady. Also garage for car or dry goods storage. Best Miramar section. 2-4486, Lindbergh St. 600. 1678 523

oldest

1624

bed into the water,Airconditioning by the trade Breakfast included. Out barwa winds. becue 3-2331, 1384

and

523

1002 ASHFORD Avenue, Condado Sec; | tion. 2 single rooms, one with bath, $20, a weak &$16.a week. Apt. 6. 1657 524

heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 450 SQ. FT. office complete with air doors

information.

©

LARGE REOOM, airconditioned, semiprivate bath, all services. Best Cone dado section. References required. Also © 3 bedroom airconditioned furnished apartment. 2-6627, 3-7730. 1670 524

204.

Rico’s

for

3-1016. 1685

1400 SQ. FT. — OFFICE SPACE. Clean, clear, well ventilated. New building in conditioning,

6-3681

FURNISHED

29, Ponce de Leon, Second floor raria Ehret. Telephone 6-0262.

Luduillo. Puerto Rican food. Laquille, P.R, -

Call

OFFICES FOR RENT

airconditioned,

HOTEL LUQUILLO RESTAUBANT.

1374

walking 3-0834,

Taft

area

beach

atmosphere. 1850 McCleary

—

402

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

family os

HOUSE

bath. Near beach, Sun terraces. 77 mg st —— Santurce, corner 2.

Puerto

| |

CONTINENTAL COUPLE would like to rent rooms to one or two girls. Kitchen privileges and use of the house. Large terrace overlooking city and harbor. Centrally located on Ponce de Leon, Santurce. $15 a week, $50 monthly, |

and most experienced pool builders, uses only reinforced concrete and all copper filtering system. These materials last forever, For free estimates, call 6-5003. 1566 G15

UF

UF a

theatres, busses, Sun Borat rooms, ,

sightseeing, nite 2-0486 anytime. 1475

of

POOLS,

Also

FOB KENT

ROOMS

610

BIKINI

private

single

Ext.

Beachfront

1669

524

2-3013°

SALE

SALE~Industrial

Phone

IMPROVEMENT

7-2092,

4216

square meters adjoining Pinos Supermarket and Vocational seme Miguel Such, facing Central Avenue.

COMPARE THESE VALUES: Carports $595; Extra rooms (12? x 12’) $995; fences, porches, bathrooms, ete., at similar low prices. We. handle plans. Low FHA interest (4-1/2%). No down payment. Universal Home Improvement

Large private patio. 3-3788, Home 2-8340.

FOR

INDUSTRIAL

523

HOME

Ext.

L-il.

ST.

suit.

FOR

Build-

2-2768.

St.

15387

For

1629.

hot and cold water, independent entrance $15. double, $12. single. Special rates oy the month: 2%-0887 ‘or 2-2206. 773 UF

and NEW CONCEPT in tourist accomodations. With the rental of one of our excellent accommodations, you get the

to

Santurce,

525

MAISON

OF

Functional

2-0000

4th

SPACE

bed-

—

or

FOE BENT 5000 sq. ft. store space in Santa Rosa Shopping Center, adjacent to Grand Union Supermarket. Will alter

GARDEN HILLS — 3 bedroom house, separate livingroom and diningroom servant’s quarters. 2 car carport. Fully land: d, fully equipped kitch 1277 square meter lot. For information, Investment Service Company, Box 6609

servant’s

and beautiful kitchen.

with

Tel.

332,

1661

room

three

Telephone

524

523

floors throghout. call Parker =

GUEST

minutes

DEVELOPMENT

occupancy

anan,

1,000 acres miscellaneous: property, some plantations, all suitable hotel or cottage colonies. On beaches, roads — some near airport. Write Simmons, Bee tances 265, Santurce, P. R.. or Duncan, = 165, St. Kitts, B.W.1.

Completely

modern

| ©

Terrace,

Gotel, excellent éondiiions for sale.

terms.

EL YUNQUE Resort — cottage, completely furnished, one of best locations. ‘2 bedrooms, livingroom, porch, hot water, refrigerator and freezer. Information telephone 8-1269. 1667 525

Country

Box

BUCARE

1491

3-6673.

Madera,

BUILT

1-26.

LOTS

61

dafia,

after

HILLS YOU: WILL like this attractive, well—designed home.

3

quarters

2

pool.

St.

NEVIS

ers offers its ‘“‘Caribaire’ home at 16 Dia te Street and its “B "7 home on 19 Onix Street: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car carport, liberal mortgage; homes opened by appointment only. Call Arturo Sal-

FURNISHED RESIDENCE, 3 bedrooms plus servant’s quarters, on beach front near San Juan [Intercontinental Hotel. One or two years’ lease. $500, per H.

good

reservation,

swimming

immediate

523

month. 9-0382. San Juan. 1626

the

Rent

521

524

YUNQUE

Caparra

luxury

1382

month-

523

Reinifo

Piedras.

4th

room, 2 bath home, Cupey, near shopping center, Rio Piedras. Built-in kitchen bar, carport, two terraces. Screened, landscaped. Excellent financing. $22,000. Miss Weiner 3-8400.

NEW HOME, nicely furnished 3 bedrooms living and diningroom, kitchen, two tiled baths. All fenced. screened, hot water. Large terrace. Very cool. Bus service. Reasonable rent. Enquire Club, 1652

—

shop-

bedrooms

523

ate

6-5003.

CUSTOM

523

ment that you may rent. May 22. Tel. 3-2184. 1676

702

loan

kitchen,

bedroom

$45,900

stove.

Near

section Ba» baths $100 furnished,

3

HERMANAS DAVILA Bayamon, 3 bedroom house, laundry, carport, screens, water heater, $80. monthly.

residence

St., Stop 22, next Pavia Hospital. 2 bedrooms, airconditioned, water heater, kitchen cabinets, closets & other facili-

TAFT

hour-a-day

built—in

1/3 acre, fenced, large shade 49 long covered patio and large

pool.

—

residential

new,

1664

equipped

4

water,

Central,

3 bedrooms,

—

best

Brand

sale $1600. Call 8-1665. Office 1427 Ave.

furnished. chimney, scteens, electric stove. refrigerator, water) and air heaters, water pump, radio, portable washing machine, large terrace. Phone 2-6480 after 6 PM and weekends. 1641 523

stove. 524

FURNISHED

SAN JUAN GUEST SUUSE: Enjoy 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 McLeary. Member opens Tourist Association. Telephone

24

hot

SALE

1640

Cue st Hou SCS NTILLES

letely

FRANCISCO

Phone

screened

472

FOR —

n

swimming

at Isla Verde. beach. One bed-

IMMEDIATELY,

MODERN

ties,

Cervantes

LAS

ANGELES

SAN

living-

double closet. Tiled living-porch. Kitchen

ly. Phone office phone 3-7985. 1653

meter lot. Screened, carport, built-in stove and oven, electric water heater, storage space. Very good rental. Call Mrs. Angers, Tel. 3-3491.

Lagoon.

3 baths, living-dining room For information Tel. 2-1317. UF

HOUSES

6-6146. 526

located in best residential section in Hato Rey, around corner from Ponce de Leon Avenue. Near church, schools, shopping areas. Porch, five bedrooms. two bathrooms, livingroom,’ dining room, large pantry, kitchen, outdoor barbecue and bar, servant’s quarters,

520

beautifully

with Big

AVAILABLE

month-

1533

BEAUTIFUL THREE bedroom Lomas Verdes. Choice corner view,

2

cabinets, water Call 2-5809 1643

bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations. 1410 Salvador. Prat, Santurce. 96 UF,

523

facing

July

COMFORTABLE

‘EW APARTMENT in Condominium an Rafael, Stop 11, Ponce de Leon

bedrooms, nd kitchen. 1608

room room.

RENT

BEACH-front

3. bedroom

NEW BEACH HOUSE Swimming and boating

building.

Pagan.

FOR

if desired. _3:3024, 1592

(evenings).

Avenue,

Dr.

PUNTA

Available

newly

balcony,

rental

or

GARDENS

center,

yamon.

home, trees,

bedroom

modern

or get

6-7703

Ping

street,

Charming Spanish-style home, large garden bordering on ocean. 4 bedrooms, 2 airconditioned, 2 baths, fully furnished.

airconditioned,

private

low

3 _

neighbors.

8-1124

Telephone

Labiosa,

a

SUBLET

locks from La Concha Hotel. Sublet for months, June — August. Rent $200. hone 2-9272. 526 686

urnished

new,

St. 400

dining area, kitchen, servants quarters, $200. per month. Call 2-0803 days, 2-1360 evenings. 1677 526

modern

1622

RENT

ATTRACTIVE

in

—

for one year. $600. monthly. One. Telephone 2-4697.

CONDADO SECTION: Completely furnhed 3 bedroom apartment, located two

REDECORATED,

3-4073. 521

Mr.

18th

screens,

SALE OB RENT

MAGNOLIA

hot water, utility porch. Living—diningroom, bath. All screened. $3,000 cash and assume payments of 20 year loan at $104 per month. Call 2-9334.

baths, fully furnished. All electric apPliances. Available June Ist on lease

523

FOR

Contact

baths,

FOR

RENT

PARK BOULEVARD: $ BEDEOOM house, one block from beach. Complete household furnishing for sale. 3-5024. 1646

SPACIOUS HOUSE, unfurnished, livingroom, diningroom, three bedrooms, two baths, library, big porch, garage and servants’ quarters. Fruit tree orchard. Nicest residential section. F—3 Street 6, Parkside. $300 per month. Also, on same

Condado Section. Large terrace overlooking ocean. Spacious livingroom, diningroom, library, 4 bedrooms, 4

Con-

1628

efficiency

UNFURNISHED

HEIGHTS

CHARMING

ominium Santa Rita, McLeary Corner ings Court. For information, Investment Service Company, 3-3550, Box 6609, Santurce. . °

APARTMENTS

—

HOUSES

bed-

floors.

Valencia,

phone

2

HOUSES..FOR

RENT

UNIVERSITARIO:

bedrooms,

unfurnished. 1674

6-0738

525

1633

rooms, room,

terrazo

Urb.

3

FOR

sq. ft. covered terrace. Telephone, water heater, electric range. Modern kitchen with built-in oven, etc. Carport. 3 minutes from University. Furnished or

520

525 APARTMENT,

197,

FURNISHED

Spacious

ly.

of Santurce, Lofza St.1505. beParque and De Diego. Telephone

PENTHOUSE

Telephone

appointment

apartment,

8-1084. 1511

Vaeat 160.

For

CAPARRA

commercial, Federal fi-

terms.

$150.

facilities.

2-5740. 1609

Condomini-

um, residential, office and gtarting at $14,000. First heart tween

other

530

1587

359.

bedroom

apartment, fully screened. 3 bedrooms, one airconditioned, 2 bathrooms, electric range, water heater, private terrace,

any

for

parts

spare

equipment. of heavy kind ti. telephone 6-6472.

—

BALDRICH

immediately

ship

Will

any

in

laun-

and

people

laundry

with

69

connections

splendid

Also

Miami.

2

COMPLETELY FURNISHED apartment on beach in Condado. 2 bedrooms, utility room. Hi-Fi, TV, washing machine. Rent $200. No children. Sublet for 3 months, June August. Phone 2-7682. 1671 524

of listings has and Rico Puerto

REALTY in sale

VINCENTI for houses Miami

Roosevelt.

$125

BEAUTIFULLY

facilities. Payment turce, Rio Piedras. mortgages. first for available Money 2-0911 us. Call properties. Investment or write 1472

and

epartment for one or two. On the beach, best neighborhood, near hotels, supermarkets. Linen and airconditioning in-

Bucaré Caparra, SanRey, Hato

Villa Park,

—

Sanchez Morales Hato Rey. 1680

AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn and Ashford 3-3506, 3-6775. Condado Avenue,

279

REPARTO

section in Hato Rey:

apartment

apartments, modern, completely furnished, hot water, kitchen, bath, screened very cool. 2 minutes to University, bowling and shopping center. Monthly rent

and staff are yours. Pictures, complete description of scores of houses for sale, beach front property, ocean front farms, islands ALLEN

RESIDENTIAL efficiency

HOUSES

FOR RENT

in

& PAINTING

18 YOUR roof dirty? if so, for expert high water- Pressure cleaning and paint-

Stop

Fune-

oe

a

521

Real Estate Corner GARDEN

conditioned!

HILLS

-_

Superbly

Completely

planned

two

VILLAMAR

air

level

Near

home with four bedrooms, three baths and a beautiful inclosed patio. Close te San Jose School and Caparra Country Club. 1608 521 BUCARE

space,

—

fine

New

floor

listing

plan

with

and

a

Four

beautiful

high location. Three bedrooms, big bright living room, fully equipped Kkitchen. Big lot, too, with room for a swimming pool!

Another . mew

near’

schools,

listing!

air

fer

conditioned

bedrooms,

Tschudin, =

3-5315

near

Big, luxurious two an ‘active family.

apartment and -servant’s quarters. living area with plenty of room entertaining indoors and out.

Realtor

TELS.

ocean,

SANTA MARIA story residence

abundant

Robert

the

shopping. A fine three m house with two porches, well planned kitchen. Sewer connections completed ne septic tank problems. here!

guest Bis for

{

CLASSIFIEDS = rt

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, May 20, 1960

3-8400 Ext 72 SECRETARIAL

SPORTS

SERVICE

RIENCED NTINE: b] 1958 eee See rage a ay = Also _— | 1663 Intercontinental, others, local an

ansient,

Typing,

horthand,

briefs,

rates.

ourly

Ave.,

prd 666

.

IBM

editing,

Electric,

3-1608.

44

SERVICE

wg

HELP

WANTED

CCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER

—

265

Some

otel or restaurant experience desrable but not necessary, if experienced bookkeeper. Reply details and salary equirements to Box N, San Juan Star. 658 521

HELP

WANTED

MALE

IVE trainees needed for $15,000 ear sales managerial] positions, Must ble

to

travel

Caribbean.

mmediately after 8-6689, .

Earnings

training

a be Call

‘

325

ME LOOKING for a smart yours biingual Puerto Rican. He has to be mart enough and responsible to work ith little supervision. He-is going to Personnel clerk and assistant to personnel manager of one of the largest mdustries in the Metropolitan area. The

an

that

ou are xt. 99, pr 20th, 635

I

choose

will

earn

$250.

aTTo &

-

@hHee

a

O's @

HEAD COOK, who can follow instrucions, or a chef who will. follow insructions. Some English necessary. Only experienced man need apply. Write deBox E, San Juan Star. 517 | t

WOMAN to act as housekeeper, Gverness, and cook. Reference reauired. Top salary. For interview, iBayamén '775 or 1067, or call in

t IA2 Paseo del Parque, corner of (Ramirez de Arellano, Garden Hills, between 2 — 4 PM and 7 -9 PM. 633

AM

j

LOOKING

for

a

bi-lingual

secret-

1953

PLYMOUTH

SEDAN,

EXECUTIVE

4

door,

Drive transmission. Excellent $600. Telephone 6-3112. 1648 1958 CHEVROLET 2 door, 2 tone white and black,

ed,

—

Renewable

NIGHT

CLUB

pacity,

dance

dictation,

some

condition,

60

very

3-0797.

Hi-

$172.

month.

18:

523

6 cylinder; radio, other

FORD

FAIRLANE,

2- door

standard transmission, $650 down ment, balance in note with bank 6-0742 after 5 PM. Mr. Myatt 1637

CHEVROLET,

2

door,

&

sale

Ashford 526

300

floor,

person

ca-

bandstand,

bar.

TORS’

9-0373

sedan,

payCall

SALE

Kiko

Toro,

fioz Rivera 1498

520

31,

Inc:;

Avenue,

Mufior

Stop

Hato

Rivera

AIRCRAFT

523

31

—

Rey. :

Mu-

6-5429. 715

Avenue,

Hato

FOR

SALE

CESSNA 172, 2-1!2 years old. 740 hours total. Fully equipped, excellent condition. $6,600. T. F, Simmons, 11 Cristo ton St. Thomas, V. 1. 520 l

1957 CHEVROLET-—Y8 two-door in per fect condition. Only 30,000 miles. Fully equipped. Real bargain. Owner leaving for the States. For-informatjon call Limares 8-1215 during office hours. 1602 ! 520

ANSWERING

CLASSES

SAN

JUAN

hour

—-

MEN

PONCE:

leph

Bi-lingual,

ing

service

=

PATTY

time

cl

PEASE

in

DETECTIVE

of Painting.

trait, Jand

2-8927

for further

LITHOGRAPHIC

plant manager, experience Tool and Die, Production, Assembly, ‘Packaging, Mainoo Office. Box 1368, Ponce. i

TOOLS

HAVE YOU class, high

Economical

been

—

Juncos 4213.

6

& PRINTING

secking a really first responsible

|

Ave,

2.8

Trujillo

MOVING

&

$110

C.W.

Devel 69

Alto

Rio

the

Tel. Santurce

2-5282, Caguas

Around the Block

dependable

seldom

care

find.

you

Telephone

for

ARE YOU service in

Spain, crating, U.S.

Van

La

No.

Japan, shipping.

Lines,

Trl.

Inc.

and-

free Lines. UF

Ponce

de

or

MOVING?

SAVE

WITH

all types of moving, large or small, Muebleria Torres,

—

Stop

20,

TORRES.

no matter Moderate Fernandez

Santurce.

Tel.

We

2-5791.

& SERVICE

sevice

receivers of any work guaranteed. 9

and

repair

make or model. Tel. 9-0268,

repair

AMERICAN

any

make

fioz br

TV,

radio

or

at

INSULAR

$125, up, warranty

WAREHOUSE SALE, fioz Rivera 875, Rio Trujillo Alte Road. 1616

2-8,

from "$45, up, brandwarranty

and

ALTERATIONS

BRIDAL

GOWNS

BE:

Latest

style

beauti-

ful wedding gowns, bridesmaid’s dresses, cocktail

party and date dresses, sold at best prices available. Will make appointments evenings and Saturdays. Phone Memi Méndez, 6-3439. 1425 66

AIR

COND.

AIR

on

LABS

Hi-Fi.

COND.

®. BE. FILTERS types.

Mu2-8,

REPAIRS

451 Fern4ndez Juncos — Telephone 3-3900 — Puerto Rico

manufacturers

conditioning -

units

also

all

filters

industrial

.

UP

CONDITIONERS

1672

523

AIR CONDITIONERS — FROM up, brand new, with®full factory ranty and service at INSULAR TRIBUTORS’

this

ANNUAL

week

Piedras.

at

Km.

WAREHOUSE

Mufioz 2.8,

$125. warDIS:

Rivera

Trujillo

875,

Alto

521

MORE CLASSIFIED ON PAGE 20

Aa

North American Van Lines, Inc.

3-5999,

Call

AIR

Road. 1614

Agents for

air

window

FILTERS

AIRCONDITIONERS for sale — % ton} 15 ton, 2 ton. Call Stateside Seri

Rio

UF

(NO.

sizes

and

home

812

Valencia Baxt Express, Inc.

39 Broadway, New York — Digby 4-7940

Km.

ALTERATIONS and fine work. ‘‘Marisa's’’, 1020 AshCondado. Telephone 2-4122. 611

BEIDES TO

hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will deliver, $5.00 one week. $15.00 per month

or around

brand

HEATERS factory

DRESS

TELEVISION, RADIOS, for’ rent tn your own home. Same service given to hotels,

eee

Piedras.

HEATERS,

WOMEN’S seamstress ford Ave., 1512

RENTAL

Service.

up,

DISTRIBUTORS’ ANNUAL SALE, this week at Mu-

with

SALE,

Telerental

$125

service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE, this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras, Km. 2-8, Trujillo Alt © Road. _ 1617

521

267

SALE

521

WATER new,

ANNUAL

this week at Piedras; Km.

mee

WATER

brand new, and service

DISTRIBUTORS’

refri-

’

|-

Al) os

Ninety day guarantee. Stateside-trained technicians. Evening service. Cad 9 AM to 10: PM 6-4230. 1136 UF TV SETS, from with full’ factory

FOR

Rivera 875, Rio gad Alto Road.

types ELECTRONICS

N

— FROM $75. up, brand new, factory warranty and setvice

at INSULAR WAREHOUSE

for PAN

Sal UF

AIRCONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION and home for UF repair cemmercial establishments. All Stateside mechanics. — 2-4718 Call Stateside Service, days | nights, 2-7465. 1455 €8

422

SALES

Sai

do

if it be prices. Juncos

MOVE YOUR furniture by Almacenes Maritimos, Inc., opposite Pier 9, San Juan. Service, responsibility, guaranty Lecal and long distance, We store your belongings, Agents National Van Lines Tel 2-2374.

T.V.

ok

RANGES with full

Muebleria

2-2067

Santurce.

your

Same

rts. oe.

service fi at INSUL N AR D ISTRI STRIBBUTOR UTORS ? S? ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE, this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras dras Km. 2-8, Trujillo Alto Road.

Packing, Agent of

Call

2-2726,

1057.

on

on

stoves.

526

gcing to move? Use the best Puerte Rico, United States,

Germany, storage,

Bolsa.

Leén 274

a

SERVICE

nn

6-3329

Capitol Transportation, Inc., for —_—— Agents for Atlas Van i

gas

APPLIANCES

6-3072. UF

look

and

1531

rp,

- 6-3157,

repai ai Pairs dishwasher

dryers,

cee

Serator

Prades

Tel.

SHOP

, freezer, ‘ anmachine, washing water heater, etc., call 6-4551. Borg. Warner International, 553 Carolina St., Hato Rey.

Road 521

Villa

Piedras.

64

SERVICE

REPAIR

washers,

FOR

you ts as immove. Moving, storage of fur.

SIEGMUND,

and

Punta

(Commonwea

y service uaranice 8-1804 or 8-1012. 1279

STORAGE

TV & RADIO

Day-

and

makes

aon

SALE,

from

MOVING: WHO moves portant as where you packing, shipping and

BUREAUS

CONTINENTAL DETECTIVE SUBEAU: competent Agency in Latin Night Patrols, Bodyguards,

SCHOOLS School

Pinchers,

with eertified pedigrees of four generations, Registered with American Kennel Club and Puerto Rican Kennel Club. Call £1770. ai 16-59

still. life. $10. a month. Register now— limited to 5 students per class. Tele-

‘| phone 1265

CONTINENTAL, 32 permanent resident, 6% years Puerto Rico, seeks position of plant manager. Experience, 5-1/2 years

Or

BEAUTIFUL . DOBERMAN

ART

—

2-8160.

APPLIANCE

MARQUEZ

a

DOGS AND PETS

Art, Music and ames. ment. Tuition $90. Mrs. W. A. 2413 Laurel St., Punta Las Marias. Phone 2-8160. 1607

Km.

Vv.

SERVICE

Ponce. 1037

Expand-

WAREHOUSE

2413,

Laurel

Phone

William

Watch

Master

EXTERMINADORA

up,

Brokerage available precious |, P2c* belongings, -and_ transport your most as scheduled, with

6-5429. Borum and Thunderbird Mercury motors, Gator trailers. free demonstrations.

1958

warranty

“THE PLEASURE is yours” when the 525 | moving job is: ours. Whether you're movin locally or Stateside, we are i

A BOAT is sig: of success, but persons with distinctive tastes own a Borum boat. America’s most wanted boat. See the latest. models at Kiko Toro Inc.,

Stop

$125.

Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road

DRIERS

Piedras, 1613

niture.

Owner

visit

FROM factory

brand new, with full factory warranty and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE, this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio

P., fully equipped, 9 months old. leaving for States. Call 9-0725. 1682

— YACHT

— full

ANNUAL

CLOTHES

35H.

nights

1645

FOR

lamps.

o.oo

with

this week at Piedras, Km.

EQUIPMENT

OFF-—SHORE

new,

paint-

pedestals,

clockmaker,

Calle

lth Pest Contro: Services) Free estimate. Control of insects, rats and fumigation services for homes, business and farms. Services guaranteed. Preventive treat ment against termites. 20 perience. 7 vane 774 UP

Elegant

chandeliers,

statues,

LA

WASHING MACHINES —from $125 up, brand new, with full factory warranty and service at INSULAR DISTRIBU-

cruiser,

QPEL, 2 door. Both low mileage cars, excellent’ condition. Owner leaving island, must sell immediately. Bargain prices on both. Call Eastham, 3-1518

days,

—

iron.

-

EXTERMINATING SERVICES

and service at INSULAR DISTRIBU. TORS’ ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE, this week at -Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras. Km. 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.

in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Buy your yacht, cruiser or boat through us — because we are affiliated with Richard Bertram & Co. of Miami, Ft. Lauderdale and Bahia Mar, recognized as one of the most competent yacht brokers in the country. We offer you the fine service that hundreds of local yachtsmen who have purchased their craft through the Bertram orizati ise. For free listings of further information, write, phone or

$1375.

and

FOOT

NOW

1933 CHEVROLET, 2 door sedan. Excellent condition. Original owner. Radio, automatic transmission. 3-5024. 1647 520

1956

items

mirrors,

| brand

for &

desk Space for business and professionals. Also service for people without phones. Call 2-3013 San Juan, 2-5060

University graduate (nights) with major im Management and rea} estate. Working:

WOODWORKING

for

BOATS

motor.

clean.

wrought

and

Certified

aker,,

.

Buchanan

Fort

[29 S527

525

bookkeeping

WANTED,

Fer-|

Everything REALTORS

Nairn

FISHING

and common sense. Salary plus share lcompany profits. Fr. Realtors & Associates, 3 Nairn & Ashford, 3-3506. 1596 520

POSITIONS

—

1291 |

ing continental firm, Condado, Knowledge

typing,

lease,

ASSOCIATES, 3 3-3506 — 3-8372. 1591

1:30 — 2:30 PM.

SECRETARY

4526 | decorator’s

business

ly. Moving to States, $12,000... FRANCISCUS

LEAVING ISLAND — Must sell 1956 Chevrolet Station Wagon, 4 doors. One owner. Brought from States year ago. Brand new tires and battery. Radio. Good

furniture,

watch

ea

520

nandez Juncos corner. Monthly gross $2300. 29 bar stools, completel ipped restaurant. $10,000 equimment includ | REFRIGERATORS

extras. Very good condition. Phone 2-4600, after 4, 6-0551, Mr. Yager. Also miscellaneous furniture. 1623 519

Telephone 1660

‘i a.

Freezer, | \754 Marias.

upright

2-0000

ft. Cail 3254.

cu. or

garden

1683

610

LANGUAGE or 20th, between 2636

SPANISH.

ONE YEAR old trawling equipment. Two Tycoon rods, one Ocean City 9-0 reel, one Ocean City 4-0. $300 value, all for $200 cash. Call 6-0381 anytime until 9 PM. Speak Spanish. 1668 524

-

UF HELP WANTED — FEMALE

13.5 6138 1651

Bar-Restaurant

GE

installed.

Chaser

530]

Master

with Damp-

piano,

SPINET

WUBLITZER

‘88, power brakes, 1956 OLDSMOBILE power steering, excellent condition. Owner leaving for States. Also miscellaneous furniture and househoki goods’ Cail “9-0725 1681 523

EAL ESTATE salesmen and executive cretary. Immediate profit. Excellent uture for the right men. Apply in person, FRANCISCUS REALTY COMPANY & ASSOCIATES, Condado, 3 Nairn St. dé Ashford, right of Presbyrian Hospital on Beach 3-3506. ey

3

Olé Madrid

For | 1649

RZPAIRS

FOR PRECISION watch and clock r pairs, chronograph and complicated watches see Puerto Rico’s only cerii ied

1858 Ponce de Leén. Owner leaving island. Good clientele, low rent. Debt-free. Part cash, balance mortgage. For in-| FINEST MAKES of traditional furniformation, Mr. Mora, 2-3891. SPEAK | ture, also antiques, porch, terrace and

SALE

1489

If

UTO MECHANIC — Man d fin all phases of auto maintenance for mall fleet. Must be bi-lingual. Refeemces required. Excellent starting saRary. Apply Room 210, El Imparcial

SALE:

rent.

SPEAK

‘

Good reputation. Air conditioned. Metropolitan area, main avenue. Stop 26 and Fdz. Juncos, After 7:30 PM. Call 2-1871. Maisonet.

interested, please call 8-8094, Thursday or Friday, May 19th between 11 AM and 12 noon.

1610

FOR

low

43-6245.

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

start

period.

665

CARS

WATCH

520]

location,

call

BAR-RESTAURANT

UF

SALE

-

Good

ings,

AUTO

6-3703.

FOR

FOR

with| Cali|

1576

~“ARTIC-KAR auto air conditioners for all cars, foreign and American. Good financing, parts and service prices, Dealers requested. Factory mechanics. Inquire at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop, Quisqueya 53, Stop 28, Hato Rey. Tel.

_ 520

sale.

FURNITURE

— $2500 CASH and you’re in| SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED sofa, Established sales & -service| slip cover. Best offer takes it. safes, etc. | after 5. Telephone 3-0381 office equipment,

| SPANISH.

Call

525

AIR CONDITIONERS

6-0283.

~

for

OPPORTUNITIES

convertible. | appointment

1959. TAUNUS DELUXE, 2 door, radio, standard’ shift. with white’ sidewalls, Excellent condition. Taxes paid. Leaving island. Best offer. 2-0080 Extension 269 or 478. Evenings, 2-0000 Buchanan 5147. 1639 523

ART TIME Bookkeeping Service available. Journals, ledgers, payrojl.. taxes, te. Monthly weekly or hourly rates. Phone

BARGAIN business. 525 | store for

s

1662

EFFICIENT, fast Secretartal Service, al documents, contracts, reports, free ick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaush ay or night — 3-5156. 66 , UF

BOOKKEEPING

$1300.|

condition.

Good

miles.

16,000

car

sports

TRIUMPH

Only

Ash-]|

BUSINESS

CARS

VAUXHALL station wagon, furniture. Call 6-0283.

reports. | 1957

1120

2-8735.

Eddy.

FOREIGN

contracts,

manuscripts,

Muriel

&

19

the world

2

THE SAN JUAN STAR

CLASSIFIEDS LETTERHEADS,

ENVELOPES,

out Forms, etc. Letterheads 8 $9.25|M. Envelopes No. 10, Envelopes No. 6 3:4, $7.25|M. cards,

quotation

$11.00 M.

on

Established

any

Telephone

printed

printers

since

Snap-

1}2 x 1L '$8.60|M. Business

3-9172

The House of tives has moved

for

material.

1826.

regulations

1446

MUSICAL PIANOS built, against

—

For rent,

for sale, new,

guaranteed - moving. Ponce de 1373

service — tuning Salvador A. Nin, Leon. Telephone

HIGH HI-FI from full factory

Alto

San

Juan

vacuum pairs IRT,

CLEANERS~ World’s only

NO

DIRT,

automatic

touch

NO

»

D>

Mmropean

»

=

2

2

by

for

bill requires that

any

a

health

N. Europe

Coast

=

ports

z

Canal

=m

za

Newark

Sea Land of P. 8!

Antwerp

mm:

=

S. American ports

Continental, S. J. Mercantile

»

a

St.

2

m4

Mayazgiez,

Waterman

2

s

Mayagiiez,

Alcoa

STAR

I

St.

MONARCH

training.

OF

SEAS

Thomas

Mobile,

N. Orleans

RUNNER

~

;

, Balt.. N.

¥.

La Guaira,

.

t

Acing Dean Named Guayanilla Resident Wins Barrel Money Dr.

William

Preston

Giusti,

Sola, Mendez

Barfanquilla

Bordas

wate

een

named

enitez ollege ee

by Chancellor

as of

of

acting dean Law during

Dr.

Manuel

Jaime

of the the ill-

Rodriguez

amos. Rodriguez Ramos is in serious pondition at Clinica Sein, Sanurce. He suffered a cerebral bhemmorhage last week.

5

GOOD

this

week.

In

addition,

won other prizes. Second prize of $250 Miss

Maria

A.

prize $100 vila of San

Vélez,

cash to Juan.

went and

he

Ponce, Gulf

Ponce,

N.Y.

SIK SHELLINES

Cc. Trujillo

Fy

2s

C. Truiillo

TMT GHORGIA:

Jacksonville

2

s

Jacksonville

TMT Trailer

SEIUN MARU

Japan, Rongkone,

=

‘Gulf ports,

Nippon

Canal. Zone,

Yusen

-

Venezuela

compiled by San

NEWS! > j

°

will again serve its famous Buffet and gran Lechonada every

e

:

thing like that.

.

further

Companies

and

Economie

handled pair of scissors could cut your sentence by several weeks.

be behind bars.

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