The San Juan Star (May 21, 1960) by La Colección Puertorriqueña

Atlas Hits Its Target 9,000 Miles Away DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol. I

(SEE STORY BELOW)

the San Juan Star

10¢

No. 171

Second-class

at San

Jaan.

postaze

paid

Puerto

Rico

Record 200 Million Budget Is Approved

iHouse Passes Bill Raising Police And Teacher Wages

Big ICBM‘s Spectacular Flight }Traverses Third Of The World

record. $200,971,761 working budget for the next

target in the Indian Océan southeast of the'tip of South It was

the

longest

7,760 miles claimed by the ) Russians for a rocket they Jaunched into the central Pacific last January. 325

targets

feach

mit

within

U.S.

mi'sile

cated farthty tial enemy:

Atlas bring

from

any

The

Air

Force,

yesterday’s

jubilant

success,

irritations’

incidents

increased viets.

tensions

Eisenhower

the

for

and possibly with

the

So-

given

less

gratitude

a thund-

erous welcome home in cheers from hundreds when his big orange and silver jet transport *winged into Andrews Air Force « base. F Smiling he thanked them for the

the

ex-

to ferret out

tacked

BUDGET,

Police

the

upping include

Page

Oklahoma

(AP)—Admiral Arleigh Burke told newsmen. Thursday the United States will keep its giant Cuban naval base “by force if necessary.” The chief of naval

apt to

Strengthen

Amendments

the an

25)

tions

told.

a news

in Ponca City expects Cuba

opera-

conference

that the to honor

U.S. the

United States’ long-term lease on the Guantanamo Bay naval base.

In reply to a question, he said the U.S. “is prepared to retain the Guantanamo base —by force if necessary. Nobody

ships

and

going

get

attack

our

with

it.”

away

Nikita Tones Down; Promises Status Quo On German Issues By WILLIAM BERLIN (AP) Khrushchev

RECORD FLIGHT—Map traces route an Atlas fired from Cape Canaveral took yesterday to land on target 1,000 miles. outside Cape Town, a test shot of 9,000 miles.

welcome and expressed appreciation -for, the solidarity shown during his tribulations in Paris. In Serious Mood ’ Then, in serious mood, Eisenhower reported that- an Amer-

Air

ican two-engine C-47 plane is missing along

ference is “a mystery mains a mystery.”

munist-controlled was

contains

for items

Will

(See

peak

atmosphere

also

budget by the House police appropriation

over

watchful

budget

voter

Funds

So-

dent Eisenhower returned yesterday from the wrecked summit conference and somberly warned “more

the

del-

rise

U.S. Ready To Use Force TONKAWA,

| illegal use of public monies.

Ike Home, Urges Watchfulness Americans

juvenile

above: the

‘If Necessary’ To Keep Cuban Base, Says Burke

tra $10,060 voted to underwrite travel expenses of the investiga=|tors from the Comptroller’s of-

announced

cay

to combat

fice. It is their task

the ‘Atlas achieved all test objectives in dropping its tacticaltype nose cone in the intended impact area 1,000 miles southeast of: the Cape.of Good Hope. The intercontinental range giant, 85 feet tall and weighing 125 tons-at liftoff, rose smoothly from.its Cape Canaveral pad at 10 am. (EST) after a perfer. countdown. Travelingat speeds up to 17,(See ATLAS, Page 25)

WASHINGTON

rise

Poten-

the

win

lo-

denberg AFB, Calif., could reach only the northern twothirds of Russia. The added ranall

are

budget

increases

For example, the 6,325-mile Atlases now stationed at Van-

ge would cover viet Union. '

hefty

But

per-

$18,692,790

. the

inquency and the traffic accidents.

range more

and

bases

—

seen in the Senate, Weighty factors

men

miles. the will

year

increases voted in police and school teacher pay, plus fresh appropriations vated to swell the number of police-

distance covered the Atlas was

Extension of “to 9,000 miles

fiscal

current figure. Speedy pas-4 sage for the budget bill is

| surfacé-to-surface missile}; ) flight record, exceeding the

The longest reviously by

J. LIDIN

The Popular Party majority Friday pushed through the House of Representatives a

By HOWARD BENEDICT CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP)—The U. S. Air Force fired an Atlas missile more than a third of the way around the world yesterday in a spectacular demonstration of the range, power and accuracy of this big U. S. military rocket. The epochal .5214-minute ach earried the Atlas 9,000-miles to. a pre selpcted. | Africa.

HAROLD

Eastern

transport the Com-

frontier

Germany.

Force

transport

had

landed

Breakup A: Mystery Eisenhower. said Nikita Krushchev’s breakup of the Soviet conIt was not American

re-

the downing of the spy

plane

in Rus-

sia that wrecked the conference, with nine passengers, is overdue. Eisenhower said in effect, de‘We can’t be sure the worst claring that the Soviet leader “distorted and overplayed” the has not happened,” he said. incident. (East German police reported “They (the Soviets) wanted no (See IKE, Page 4) \ last night a twin-engine U. S.

He said this unarmed transport,

the

told

East

last

night

dynamite

blems of West vided Germany ther

RYAN Nikita

summit

German

solu-

laden

pro-

Berlin and a dimust await anomeeting.

The Soviet premier predicted chiefs of gavernment will meet within six to eight months and

in Communist East Germany after “straying off course.’’)

and

Communists tion

L. —

said, to the laughter of his listeners, that he is aware Pre-

sident fice

Eisenhower's

will

term

Speaking of “marking and keeping the German tion

eight

of-

ending.

status

quo

months,

the

tite” situa-

for

six

premier

de-

clared: “We

shall

pen

the

and

bring

times

The ed

nothing

international

shar-

NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV

situation

it back to the worst the

cold

Communist

Eisenhower

war.”

leader again

and

attacksaid

“a hidden. struggle” is going on behind the scenes among Ame-

rican

political

such

serious

struggle

forces.

could

developments.

said

lead

subdued, was Khrushchev (See NEKITA, Page 25)

‘Tak San JUAN STAR— - Saturday; May- a, 4960

Fernos |

Status

WALTER

STAR

Washington

Fight

PRIEST Correspondent

WASHINGTON — Resident Commissioner Fernos-Isern yesterday virtually appealed to

Antonio his poli-

tical adversaries

or state-

not to use the independence

the

Apparently

his

House

still

omnibus

Territories

smarting

from

proposal in

Congress, Fernos, in “IJ think it quite

the

mauling

current

and

“Specifically,”

they be obstruct

a three-page statement, said: clear that any question about

is extra-

The signed it:?

or statehood

“exhaustive

for

Puerto

consideration”

Rito

and

vote

Chiang

commissioner

Formosa was

of the

(AP)

yaguez—Partly

San Juan and Macloudy

today,

wight and Sunday

afternoon

a few

thunder

ers

showers

: Pence—Partly

cloudy

to-

with show-

today

and tenight. Puerto Rico

and

Island—Partly tered showers

cloudy with scatand a few thund-

er showers

Winds knots.

today

from

the

and

the

YESTERDAY'S

URES: High Lew 70.

Virgin

tonight.

east

8 te

TEMPERAT-

1:30

p.m.

STATESIDE: Miami, 87, partly cloudy; Chicago, 78, partly cloudy;

added,

said

that

his

Luis

Muiioz

Party

day

outlined

his

feelings

onthe

itical heir apparent, Chen

sion

the at

his second

LEJEUNE, Acting Sgt. of Mayaguez,

Second Camp

proposal

six-year

passage

not

Marine

Divi-

of letters

with

a Pop-

woman

voter,

yester-

personal

terms

controver-

of the

bill in its present

too, believes in religious

instruc-

tion for school children

but he

thinks such instruction should be undertaken “without any connection with schools subject to the provisions of the Constitution of Puerto Rico.”

New York, 76, partly cloudy; Philadelphia, 76, partly cloudy; Washington, 81, partly San Francisce, 61, clear.

United

States,”

cleudy;

Mrs.

viewed

with

session

which

bill for ‘this

expect

the

“We

should

not

de-

Monserrate

Anselmi,

Camelia

St.

banization, that

Santa

had

Maria

written

satisfaction’,

deferred.

the

Fe |

adopied

this

yea, :

a Tush, ”

said,

although

she

Ur.

Mufioz

“con-

firmed Popular” and intends to remain so, she nevertheless backs Bill. No. “84 and intends to at-

tend in

a Catholic

support

“',.you

member

rally’ tomorrow:

the

bill.

well the

any

Popular

other Demo-

cratic Party have a perfect right, to attend the rally that is being prepared and:-to .use whatever other legitimate means to ‘ex-’ press your judgment,” Mumtioz | wrote.

“A number of Populars,... believe it should be. approved; others

not.

Both

have

the

same right to act in accordance with their convictions. “T, like you, believe in reli-

tween

Populars

and

- between

Puerto Ricans is that I think this- instruction should be carried out without any connection

with schools subject to the pro-

MRS. MONSEREATE AN:ff should not be be considered as

acts

nor shoule in any r°

of a political

natu)

signify intervention with { litical

convictions

that

citizen honorably holds.” '

Mumtoz concluded: “The Bishop of San Jt you will remember, gav be carried out though the Plan tructions May 15 that ‘al. contained in Bill No. 84 of the ‘| mentary on May 22 be « House of Representatives.

visions of the Constitution of Puerto Rico, while you believe this instruction can and should

Design...

“In

saying this,

seems

op-

portune to point out that ‘I am entirely in agreement with the goed Bishop of San Juan in that

Sensational

the acts

prepared

for

Sunday

terized

Party

presidential.

primary

election last night. ° Kennedy received 26

votes,

Symington

seven.

got

eight

and

Morse

Wiee President diohura Nixon,

whose

name

alone on the anes

108 votes.

largest aircraft

No less than 30 miles per gallon

Stop 30 — Hete Rey Tel. 6-0262 or 6-2222 Ext. 20

drive

Reclinable aircraft-type seats -Beautifully upholstered

ON THE ROAD a2 Vy

its

and

seriousnes

decorum

a’

directly personal or parti: ‘lusion be avoided with 1t Most care.’” i Bill No. St was tabled | House this week after FP.

Solsiane {AP)—Sen. tae John F. Kennedy took the lead over Sen. Stuart Symington and Wayne Morse in the first precinct that reported in Oregon’s Democratic

deration,

representatives

do so asa

Oregon Primary.

THE SAFEST AUTO

“great

to be

do ‘it

Kennedy Leading

i @

are to be fair both to Puerto Rico and the U States.” * He said he would continue to work for comn draft amendments “without mene ‘from the purpose” -of the bill, and hoped for early app in the next Congress. ,

between you and me—a difference entirely legitimate be-

Presents

Front wheel

said. -

Congressional ‘session. ‘He i

measure

gious. instruction,’ Munoz continued.”...the only difference

No. 2 Military Road Near Bayamén Center

Built by Sweden's manufacturer.

added.

“not to change

form, told Mrs.. Ana Luz C. de Monserrate Anselmi, that he,

Eddie N. is serving

Lejeune,

said

_ Murray

that

was

the

subcommittee

merely

sial Bill No. 84 which would. authorize religious instructions once a week for public school children away from the schools. The Governor, who opposes

Cheng,

Sat. Zapata In N. C. with

9234

Marin,

ular

Marine Zapata,

circumstances

status,

from the Communists during the term. Taking the oath of office as vice president was Chiang’s pol-

CAMP

not

“it is not: fitting

Commonwealth

“Gov.

KM. 10.5

lt's The

present

exchange

they should status.

to.

“It ‘would be folly to consider an altetnative if ; for Puerto Rico before the Commonwealth s¢ / after being perfected, had been: given ample tin F‘ prove its worth,” Fernos stated.

Views On Religious Instruction

inaugurat-

Republic

LUINA MOTORS Aerodynamic

the

to retaking the Chinese mainland

embarking term.

Gov. Murfioz Gives PPD Worl

—

China for his third six-year term yesterday. He dedicated himself

FORECAST:

said.

Such adjustments, he said, have become “imperative” after eight years of experience.

the

Kai-Shek

President

their views, a change in

Fernos

to perfect

For Third Six-Year Term TAIPEI,

purposes,”

thrown in the path of HR its legislative ‘progress.”

Chiang Is Inaugurated.

(PARTLY CLOUDY

electoral

not be consistent with Puerto ‘Rico,” he said.

meous and irrelevant to the purposes of HR 9324 qthe Fernos-Murray bill).” Fernos said that both relationships-should be subject

independence

“Proposals for statehood or independence now would

taken

session

advantage

Rican people support pressure Congress for

Subcommittee. the

“The philosophy, the contours of Couinrione! | status, must be perfected in fairness to ‘Puerto | (|

Referring to the Munoz-suggested plebiscite, Fernes told foes that unless they demostrate that the Puerto

hoed issue to block Congressional action on the FernosMurray Dill. The controversial measure, intended to clarify Puerto Rico’s status under Commonweaith, was shelved

Thursday

Shouldn't Block Bi

Puerto Rican people before being brought to Congress. “They should never be brought up for partisan

voi

solid bloc. Onl

Essay Contest.

nual

essay

Other nounced

president head

contest.

Jose Bull

anClub

Speaking

the

Bolivar,

Lines

Puerto

Rico, at a Condado Beach Hotel banquet honoring them, were Milagros Cadena Mercado, Santurce; Stephen E. G

& i

Molotenich,

Alfredo ca.

Nieto

Prizes

‘PLANE TALK—Vice Admiral Robert Goldthwaite, Commander of the Naval Air Training Command, right, was

guest speaker at the Navy

League luncheon held at the

‘Caribe Hilton yesterday. Here the Admiral talks ‘air| planes’ with Dionisio Trigo, president of Caribair, a member of the local chapter. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

Straying U.S. C47 Lands In East Germany

Gregorio

Concepcion

| “straying

- Concepcion went to court yesterday to get back his money,

‘4

from Copenhagen to Hamburg, | East German police announced dm last night, _{} A police spokesman said seven |

py Pree

and

one

‘

American

arrested.

} ‘

The were

woman

aboard

which

for

Lg f

C47

made

questioning

aboard

was

colleague,

cash a

spokesman navy was

the

West

air force said_the clear at the time

of the flight, and that it was difficult to see how the plane have

got

off

Ruiz

returned

Concepcion,

collection

“this

the

isn’t

could

{ 1

The slow, unarmed transport was stationed at Wheelus Air

course.

Base,

town

A*,

Roedby

Force

from

Another suspect pusher was rested yesterday in San Juan

arby

found

where

spy

plane

charges

contact.

Nations

Security

Finance me

Chairman

industrialization

and

their

warehouses

and

land is at a healthy

The

the

progress

cost

stage

accelerate growth.

which.

the

facilities,

interest

program

our

is-

a peak; thus creating investment climate,”

said. Durand

Puerto

called

for

“a good to secure

relationship” Rico’s

goal.

Cen-

addition

$21

the

government.

future ritime

later expansion, in mind, more

than 20 acres of land adjacent to the market are being readied. Lower

Carlos

enve-

the states will put in the same league

gulfport

cities

like New Orleans, Mobile, and Houston, Durand said. He added

that if earlier mero and found

“‘E]l Monaguillo,”

Boy’’). he is

They said musician

arrest

was

(‘‘The he told and a

of the Office

made

of Special

had

ma-

Investi-

warrant.

Chiqués,

Diseases and Surgery of The Eyes and

CONTAC LENSES will

now

Monday

his

office

thru Saturday

1:30 P.M. to 6:00 P.M.

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

agents

gations, working with local police. They

telephone

The

our

M.D

Costs

service to San Juan

leading

industrial on

ANNOUNCEMENT

The new facilities, together with the Establishment of jet air

agents

Our

relies heavily facilities.”

restaurants,

million.

Sees

on the part of maritime groups to work in close cooperation with

and administrabeing built at a

Plans cali for and with this

the day, agents said. alleged pusher was identiJose Antonio Santiago Roknown also as Tony Ro-

FRAMES CALOBAR

562

Edificio

Trigo

Alcazar,

Miramar,

3-4945 Street

Parada

Santurce,

1212 R.

WITH A LENSES.

& O

FOLLOW THE TREND WEAR THE BEST.

FOR HIM THE ACAPULCO FOR

HER

THE ACAPU LOUENA.

Trae ere

Rico’s development poThey are familiar with

our

already negoshippers for

aware

A TOTALLY N EW CONCEPT

HABA _=

fully

presents

for Puerto Rico.

Puerto tential.

are

THE ACAPULCO SUN GLASS:

checks payable to the order of the ‘Republican Natio-

ever,

will

AS NEW AS TOMORROW

Council.

undersigned, addressed 5, Puerto Rico.

down

about

than

ships

SRE

against

the United States before the United

docking

agency.”

had reportedly made its last radio

GABRIEL

have

trailer

two

said

parking space tive offices, is

boxer.

during The fied as mero,

would

Cen-

to warehouses will have modern

He had distributed the difference

day, they

also

basic

Altar them

in the

"Aggressive Acts’ Can Harm Situation

Soviet

three

cut

shipping costs and bring faster service. “U. S. investors, now

buildings.

Market,

200 envelopes instead of the three.

officials

nal Committee,” to the P.O. Box 1149, San Juan

they

lopes of heroin on him. Agents said he boasted they had picked him up

- All Members of the National. Republican Party in Puerto Rico, friends, and persons in sympathy with its aims, who wish to contribute to the 1960 National campaign, can send their contributions by personal

said

the

that mechanization of cargo handling and the increased vs>

working

they

who

consist

several

The tral

heroin

Treasury

phase

will

mutual assistance to the island’s industrial

Special

Commonwealth

initial

Durand

of vio-

said

the

—__

Puerto Rico has achieved so far “We all have the responsibi“is small compared to the age lity of finding the means to we are about to embark upon.’ *)secure this progress,” he said. Durand called for a program of “And I already see hopeful signs

Court.

during

space.

who resides at Street 11, Obrero, Santurce, was reon $10,000 bail in Night Agents

that

Ports Authority is tiating with some

Lopez, Barrio leased

found 14 envelopes his home.

San

said

administration

of the Narcotics Bureau announced.

~~ REPUBLICAN NATIONAL FINANCE ~ COMMITTEE

a charge

rand

piers,

lating the federal narcotics law, the Office of Special Investigation

NEW YORK (AP) — Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. _ said it had been on a routine Gromyko said last night the inflight along a course close to ternational situation can become C ra the Iron Curtain border “flown “even more aggravated” unless by many (commercial) planes the United States stops its “agrn every day.” gressive acts.” The plane came down at a Sober faced and grim the Sovpoint on the Baltic Coast some iet diplomat talked to newsmen 50 miles south of the Danish after flying in from Paris to press Lybia.

Club

of¢

in honor of Maritime which is Monday, Du-

tral’ Market

Enrique Lopez Rivera, 23 known also as “Quique,” was arrested late last night

Propeller

dinner

Juan Day,

The

win-

Agents Nab 2

Gromyko Says U.S.

said. _ German weather

sales.

Clemente

ney Jose Toledo balked, saying, “not without authorization from your client.” “Sorry”, said Toledo to: his

emergency

injured,

alleged

judge

not ob-

handed to him first. / Assistant U.S. District Attor-

landing near the village of Brunshagen. None of the eight persons

any

was

Nazario granted his motion and the cash was returned. A difficulty arose when the defendant’s lawyer inserted his own request that the money be

the

The US. Air Force had reported nine persons aboard the plane. : The Communist official said the

Federal

official said all eight taken to the town of

Grevensmuehlen by authorities.

he maintains

tained

plane were immeditely

national

ner will include two cruises to the mainland in addition to a cash award.

Narcotics Act

When

flight

the

Guani-

Federal Court Not Collection Agency

Rivera,

first year of operation, the market would boost the island’s sales volume by from $20 to $40 million.

and

Violating —

‘-@

Caparra;

Attorney Discovers

Maysonet was arrested recently WIESBADEN, Germany (AP) ; for the alleged sale of heroin, authorities took into | —A twin-engined U.S. Air Force Federal transport has landed in Com- custody -the $860 he was carrymunist East Germany after ing in cash. off. course

Jr.,

ere

The first phase of the new Central Market maritime shipping center in Puerto Nuevo will be ready within six months, Rafael Durand, executive director of the Puerio Rico Ports Authority said last night.

;

fecal winners by Propeller

New Shipping Center

Puerto Rico last night named Ilka Frau Biascoechea, 15, of _Bayamon, as one of 20 national winners as well as local winner of the club’s an-

pare

Club

Wins National Propeller

Durand Predicts Big Boost In Sales From

Bayamon Girl

The

cee

— Saturday, May 21, 1960

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JUAN

Lawy er Sees High Court Split Populars Introduce Joint lke ng orti Supp on luti Reso s Creating SpecializedChamber HAROLD

civil

the Spanish Supreme Court, which he described as divided into highly proficient and specialized sections. Division Preferred

LIDIN

lawyer

and

P. Amadeo

Santos

constitutionalist —

rights

fold a Senate civil judiciary commitiee yesterday that the proposed split of the Commonwealth Supreme Court into three sections will produce in effect ‘‘autonomous” courts. He expressed hope

these

sections

or chambers

cited

the

proposed

would

in time become specialized ferent facets of the law.

Amadeo

Like most of the prominent

highest

dif-

situation

adjacent

poses.

Ample

Located

Building

Building |

the

No.

for

vicinity 1:

for

industrial

loading, the n ew

commercial

pur-

unloading, and parking port development.

space.

for warehouse and 3,000 sq. ft. for offices. Capacity for improvement to 20,000 for warehouse and 6,000 sq. ft. for sq. ft. offices.

10,000

20,000

for sq.

;

}

sq.

ft.

for

warehouse

and

4,000

offices. Capacity for improvement to warehouse and 8,000 sq. ft. for

sq.

ft.

40,000 ft. for

offices, Site:

Calle

Urbanizacion

Bechara,

San

highway

Luis;

San

telephones P.

8-0612 O.

Box

and 4026,

8-0564, San

or write

Juan.

un-

introduced

der study committee.

and

the

Two Francisco

is now

joint

Might

Judge Feliu,

Juan

The

Supreme

numbers expected

sev that

trates is

will

divided

Court

The

pro-

presently

into

added the

if the three

court

sections.

Rather than have new legal doctrine written by two judges, Ponsa said, it would be better to create an intermediate appeals court to relieve the Supreme Court of a part of the load. Sen. Lionel Fernandez chairman of the Senate

Committee,

Mendez, Civil Ju-

objected

the

for

his

before

the

praises

White

Luis

Ferre.

island’s

Supreme Might

Court. Revert

the senator

Moreover,

remark-

observers

feels that

once the overload is cut from the court calendar, that tribunal may revert to the practice of deciding cases by a majority of the full court. The proposed legislation would not make mandatory

the division of the court into three sections, Fernandez Mendez explained, but offers that an emergency step.

a motion

plan

of Governors Bar

Assn.

supporting

CATHOLIC MASS MEETING

of the

has

voted

the

proposal

for

speedier

majority

statement

of-

was

opposed

by both the Independence and Statehood (minority) Parties, supported

some

response

House

Populares.

trasts,

Party

fering guarded support to Statecandidate hood gubernatorial

the

to divide the Court handling of appeals.

cases

was

but

crisis

appeal

“serenity

says

resolution

Rico

peoples

action

Popular

contrasts

the

Board

pile-up

That

with the “defiant arrogance” of the Soviet dictator. Yesterday’s resolution also con-

The

the

| é |. |)”

the

and deep concern” for keeping the peace, — an attitude which

Puerto

resolution

joint

Eisenhower

resolution

passed last March by the insureprimanding lar legislature President Eisenhower for his alleged intervention in-internal Puerto Rican political affairs.

main-

efforts

latter’s

the intermediate court as ‘‘costly”’ and a “‘slower”’ solution to the caused

Puerto

“solidarity

“among tain peace of the earth.”

judges but it is janother two magis-

the

express-

Party

acand with the thought Eisenhower” of President

Rico tion

judiciary

Ponsa

Popular

the

submitted

were

the

ing

minent San Juan corporation lawyer, was the only witness to op-

overdue

section,

cently

diciary

Bayamon. Coll

each

pose the proposed legislation. He voiced concern that jurisprudence might be established by only two of the Supreme Court's nine judges under the suggested constitutional amendment.

RENT ideal

buildings, facilities

heavy

the

the re-

preferred

the

seated

rather than by a majority of full court’s members, was

island’s

the

division tribunal

means of overcoming backlog of cases.

FOR Two

law-

yers who gave testimony before the judiciary committee yesterday, the defended roundly Amadeo

judges

motions majority

yesterday

legislature

Debate

plauding

begin

unaminously

the

resolution

ap-

expected

Ike

Monday.

;

P.R.Red Cross |

To Celebrate | Anniversary The

Puerto

National

Rico

Red

Chapter

Cross

will

of the

celebrate

its 43rd anniversary Tuesday ceremonies Juan. The main

ing

its

event

the

will be

mutual

between

offices

with |» San

the

sign- |

agreement

pact

Commonwealth

and

the Red Cross, for which National Vice President Robert F. Shea |. will be present. Signing for Puerto |: Rico will be Gov. Luis Munoz } i

Marin.

There

will

open

house

all day Tuesday at the Red Cross | offices. At 3 p. m., during special | ceremonies, awards will be given |. 4 to employes and volunteers who |

have

rendered

five or more

years

service. More than 90 persons scheduled to be so honored.

are

Among the oldest in service years are Mrs. Veterans

Emily Van Ryan, of the | Division, with 33 years

service, and Col. Antonio R. Silva,

category

SUGAR NEW

tic.

sugar

futures

1 lower to contracts.

duly Sep

World 280

declined

—

No.

closed

higher. ‘Sales

Lew 5.86 5.97

6.00

sugar

100

6.00

No.

to 1 higher.

Sales

contracts. High

July Sep Oct Mar My July

3.09 3.17 3.19 3.28 3.30 3.35

Raw sugar N-Nominal;

Lew

3.07 3.15 3.17 3.26 3.29 3.35

3.08 3.15 3.17 3.26B 3.28B - 3.35N

spot 6.05. B-Bid.

name

withheld

FUTURES

of land and steel indus-

Sales

Sep Dee Mar May “M” 26

158 -contracts.:

Lew 37.95

Clese 37.95-38.00

37.38

37.00

37.30

36.30 35.20 34.40 33.85 futures

35.99 3490 3424 33.73 closed

36.25N 35.15N 34.41N 33.85N unchanged

higher.

Sales

May

45.80

Low 45.80

July

45.20

44.95

High

contracts.

Close 45.79N 45.20

States and other countries

provide

legal

result

fund

than Afriof

the

will help

defense

-for

loan

was

Hnos.

for

$217,000

Co.,

C., of Santurce, men’s clothing manufacturing enterprise, which will use its funds for operating

capital, Rafael Robert Santini, of Hato Rey, received $10,000 for purchase of machinery and equip-

ment for his pharmaceutical products

laboratory;

disbursed

getting

$22,800

Jose

furniture

a bet-

And

the

view

is more

May

found

important

number.

has

and

continued

strong, the

definite

tumble

Industrial whole held

109

per

age

after

pattern

early

of the

year.

two

1957

aver-

months’

slide

and

the

detainees and aid for their families, About $2,000 was collect-

sada”

for guest

NEW

repairs house

“La

REPRESENTATIVE

SOLICIT

BASIS TO

Box

Juan

Star

“jy

ed in the United States.

—

IT COSTS NO MORE TO USE A BETTER PRODUCT

employment,

al-

number

advance,

factory

and

with

In the heavy industrial sector figures

are

less

comfortting.

Steel output is down to around 70 per cent of capacity, and the flow

new

further

cut

orders

forecasts

backs.

but of this we are sure:

Your savings working here WILL bring

Po-

ACCOUNTS

San

in the

Storks MAY bring babies,

Arana

at Isla Verde.

PERMANENT

sales, with

YORK FREIGHT FORWARDER REQUIRES

LOCAL

total

the

retail linked

was

Mattei

Hector

in be

didn’t

the

from the record of 111 per cent in January. The April figure

factory.

$7,500

consumer

the drop in total unemployment, despite it’s continuing at a higher than hoped for level.

production as a steady in April at

cent

was sparked hy retail sales gain in March.

gain

though

after

the

equipment.

upswing

may

jobs

and

rise

back and fill. Neither declines nor rallies have as yet set a

increase

output

other industrial mate-

turn,

and

The

example— lower. The

This

drop

goods output the over-all of 3 per cent

im-

output

produced. the

The

indicators

ones—steel market

offset

slide in steel in April. rials

number

home building, for stay weak or trend

stock

elothing

cheerful.

business

turning higher. But also a

portant

and radio sets were built, mure

ter idea today of what to expect.

Co., Ponce, for purchase of machinery and operating capital for

Vivaldi

contributed more to help 1,900 South as

Government

policy of the Bank to honor such

ing,

have $4,000

jailed

over,

with 107 per cent month last year.

It was a pickup in consumer goods output that did: the tric’. More autos furniture and TV

the way

ra Medina of Arecibo for the purchase of a commercial build-

United

racial crisis. The

(AP)—With of 1960 half

Commercial loans disbursed included $35,000 to Maria Rive-

JOHANNESBURG, South Afri(AP) — Donors from the

cans

the

Bank upon request of the firm. A bank spokesman said it is the

its

Donors Aid So. Africans ca

of the firm has been

3S at 36.50-36.75A. and 5S 35.5035.75A. “B” futures closed 21 lower High 38.20

NEW YORK second quarter

business

compares the same

Analyst

Early

development of

The

~| Sep 45.00 4495 45.00 Clese Dec 43.00 43.00 43.00N 5.88 May 41.70 41.70 41.71N 5.97 A-Asked; N-Nominal

futures

3 lower

said.

DAWSON News

for the

to Miranda

Domes-

High 5.88 5.98

Nov closed

(AP)

for $768,-

SAM

Business

The February-March many industries ended

requests. Another

July

FUTURES

YORK

of re-

The largest Ioan was one for $400,000 to an industrial ‘firm

at 37.50-38.00A. Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons

May

and

Employement in the machinery (except electrical) and transportaequipment

hours March

of 37.3 hours.

to 18 higher.

the -electrical machinery equipment and supplies categories,

tion

NEW YORK (AP) — Coffee spot Santos No. 4 ex-dock closed

March

significant

average

COFFEE

major

included food and kindred products, (1,400 people) and tobaeco 1960

1960.

weekly

workers

aver-

ammouncement

mained at the February level of the construction and an in- 37.4, up slightly from the March, trial buildings.

February

average

production

of 83,800 workers in March. This figure represented a gain of 2,700

people

1959, to an hourly

age of $1.215 in March,

the manufactur-

industries

eight loans

in this category dropped 126 were to local firms, the GoBank’s from an hourly average of $1.236 vernment . Development

According to figures released by

Labor

these,

-. AP

Pages

87.2 cents in March, 1959. Department’s

Gives More Cheerful View

Eleven loans totalling $931,486 were disbursed by the Commonwealth Government Development Bank to commercial and industrial enterprises during April. Of

Second Quarter’s Business

Disburses Loans

Average hourly earnings of pro- by 300 people during the year. This industry was the only major duction workers in the island’s manufacturing industries edged _up category in which a :decline in to 91.9 cents in March, a rise average hourly earnings was refrom 91.8 cents in February and {| po the Labor

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 21, 1960 COT Oto 7 ee

Armed Forces Day Doings | To Be Held At Isla Grande

NOW IN LOOK

Annual

Exposition

Power For Peace will at Isla Grande Hangar

MAGAZINE

the

S. Naval

According

the

airplanes

Station.

the

military

formal

program

equip-

will

be-

gin at 2 pm. and will last onehalf hour. High-ranking officers

the

Armed

Forces

here

will

participate and the main speech will be delivered by Gov. Luis

Munoz ROTC

BY HARRY S. TRUMAN AN EXCLUSIVE, 9-PAGE PREVIEW OF FORMER PRESIDENT TRUMAN’S FRANK, CONTROVERSIAL BOOK, M/STER CITIZEN? Tobe rue

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While

for

Puerto

the

I I

and

Rican

you

know

his

full

attention.

“Do

one?”

mainland

per

cent

increase

New

if a bit on the confused

parts

PRINCESS

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York

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the

for at

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tourist

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will

tions

“In

the

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Half

jets

the

are

for

Friday,

and Sunday to traffic peaks.

jetlift,

Pan

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months I. had hope that there

us,

that

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these

Cheers “We

as opportunity it.”

“We

must

international more stern.”

“We

prepared

outlook |

may

have

the

tion

around

the other

Academy

and

tilles

Command

where

this his

Commissioner

>| eral

An-

graduated

will

enter

appointment

said

July.

now

ac-

ecepting applications from Puerto Rican youths who are interested in competing for the July 1961 appointment to the

Academy.

The

applications These

officer’s Merchant

dealine Oct.

for

30,

scholarships

commission Marine,

such

1960.

lead

Fernés

said

Merchant

are in demand

Marine

now

a starting salary of per year the first

ing

graduation.

and

world: Russian

to say.

either

Macmillan spoke, Hugh leader of the Labor opposition, endorsed the

an‘

the said,

officers

receive

about $8,500 year follow-

“I

School,

will

month.,

Fernds

the

High

new

Macmillan

sure

and

Lloyd

the

foreign in

prime

Paris

minister

is right in implying that we should not make any change in our gen-

Merchant

attending

the in

secretary Selwyn and said:

Antonio Fernés Isern. He is the son of Lt. Cmdr. H. S. London, USN,

early

Party

at Kings Point

Resident

change

policy? “It is too

work

deliberate

After

appointed

Marine

meet

dangers.” asked the ques-

Gaitskell,

Elliot London, of Roads, has just been

N.Y.,

the

become

case we must be ready.”

Jeffrey Roosevelt

U.S.

echoing

“Is this rupture an_ isolated episode— or does it indicate a

Marine Academy the

then

for

new then

among

prime

must face the fact that the

threats and Macmillan

based

the

at that point. He in somber mood:

days before the big four assembled in Paris, declaring Khrushchev “had certain apprehensions about

were

easily.

immediate future is bound to be difficult and the period ahead may be one of retrogression instead of progress.

the five

interrupted

minister went on

parley.

outcome’

solutions

quickly

and. we will try, develops, to seize

He disclosed that he had received

successful

implica-

happened...

“I have not given up this hope. “Tt would be wrong to do that

the

and also an officer’s commission in the U.S. Naval Reserve. He

= “Good Food is

could

conference.

Puerto

or evaporated

the

> at =

2 _

any

parliament

London Appointed 9 ma To U. S. Merchant

= EAT

HAMBURGERS

”

report

returning

“These

declar-

a personal message from Soviet premier on May 9—

10,000.

MILK SHAKES

must

the first of the western big to give much of the inside

’

week

between

first

summit

clipper thrift flights to provide an aditional 3,000 seats weekly two cities. offered each

behind the collapse of the phantom

than 5,000 seats a week between San Juan and New York, is supplemented by 28 piston-engine

between: the Total seats

his

Macmillan,

meet

providing

case

MacMillan

prime minister said the breakdown of the summit talks confronts the world with a sterner situation carrying ‘“‘grave implications, new threats and new dangers.”

York. tourist

any

since

offering

night

scheduled

Saturday weekend

The

was a real desire on both sides to try to negotiate mutually satisfactory solutions to the problems that divided us. “J had not expected, nor had

MACMILLAN

ed amid sympathetic cheers from all sides of the house.

night

New

and then

During recent some reason to

prepared,”

each week becities. Another

and

Gaulle

“T cannot conceal from the House

sur-

flights the two

capital

conference

that there

HAROLD

tourist tween

jet

ex-

lie ahead.

provide

President

of the

days

schedule,

also

Macmillan related in some detail the hectic events of the next few

operate

had

chev would decline to take part in constructive negotiations.”

jet

Khrushchev to

aircraft

said.

Macmillan then said in measured tones: “‘But at that time there ‘| was no suggestion that Mr. Khrush-

American

confidential.”

will

fare.

the

Macmillan

pressed

travel on Pan Am’s jetliners the regular San Juan-New

York

it is still too

‘some, doubts about how far it would be possible for the proceed-

scheduling basis,

incident,’’

tourist flights. introduced in

trial

that

change” in Soviet Policy.

between

side, for some time later, when I got up to go he grabbed my arm and said, “Say, how about that Indian Princess you mentioned?” INDIAN

yesterday

the

was

Somewhat stiffly I explained. “I’m referring to a_ cocktail which in Spanish is ealled a ‘Coctel Anacaona.’ Anacaona was an Indian Princess.” Well, he said OK and asked me to have one, too. Fortunately all necessary ingredients were on hand at the bar and in no time the barman served us our drinks. Which my companion enjoyed — and another after that one. He turned out to be a nice

old guy

Prime. Minister Harold MacMillan

Commons

the

April

mulling this around, I tapped the old boy on the shoulder. _ “Have you tried an ‘Indian Princess’?” I asked. “No, I just checked in.” He me

June

flights

additional night These flights,

some.

bar-keep

House

the

par-

(AP)—

the

World

and

provided

shoes,

wasn't

LONDON

early to indicate whether the collapse of the summit conference r ‘epresents * ‘an isolated epishde® or “a deliberate

both first and tourist class accommodations, are scheduled each week between the Puerto

bartender

thing

told

are

Juan

airline

there

down

American

clipper

The

ticularly diverting so I swung onto a barstool and ordered a highball (Ron Superior. water, and a lemon peel). There I proceeded to await developments, They came within ten minutes in the form of an elderly gent

who

York

from

Pan

charge is added. Under the new

sneakers

I saw

between

New

68.

put on a jacket, and moseyed over to one of the hotel bars for a little diversion.

What

including

flights

beginning

jet

San

re-

of those evenings special to do, so

(COCTEL

TODAY.. . GET

Towne

It was one had nothing

Force

will have

company announced yesterday. This boosts the number of week-

Rico

gave

GOLF’S

has

Airways

ABOUT TOWNE...

asked

PREJUDICE

the Navy

jet

increased

a week

Pershing Rifles Drill Team

Hangar,

Air

helicopters.

Rico.and

being

include by the

of the University of Puerto Rico and by the Civil Air Patrol Drill Team; demonstrations of jet assisted take-offs by the Coast Guard; fly-bys of 12 jets of the Air National Guard; U. S. Navy helicopter rescue demonstration, and several numbers by National Guard and Navy bands, including the Navy Steel band. All demonstrations and_ pro-grams will be at the Isla Grande

SNUBBED

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Demonstrations will precision drill programs

Navy,

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pro-

ment.

The

Station.

Army,

and Air National Guard displays of equipment,

gram will run froni 11 a.m. until 4 p.m. Included will be displays, a dedication program, and demonstration

Naval

The

be held next to

officials,

Poses Threats, Macmillan Says

quested the public to approach by the Isla Grande Rd. rather than through the main gate of

U.S. Active and Reserve Armed Forces will play hosts to the general public here celebrating Armed Forces Day today. The

Eleventh

approach

and

policy.”

Public Relations

Society Invited To international Meets The

Public

Relations

of Puerto Rico to participate

Society

has been invited in two interna-

tional congresses, a report made by

according to Ramon C. 'Ca-

sablanca, president of the group, and Carlos -Rosa- Guzman, executive secretary. The first invitation is one to take part in the First Inter-

american sembly, Mexico

Public which early

Relations

is to next

As-

be held in September,

andthe second is for Casablanca to atiend the Universal Congress

Venice

Public

May

Relations

1961.

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 21, 1960

PR Association: For Retarded Invites At

the invitation

Puerto

|the

U. S. Consultant

Rico

Mentally

Leon

the

Association

for

Retarded,

Dr.

Charney,

Consultant

project of Education

the for

Departm:int of special school

the

which

in Puerto time

will

l-lco

for

the

offer

advice

The

special

series

University

Dr. sought

conferences

officials from

and

of Health

and

the

advice

in relation

will

ding

broidered

vows

Catholic

ce-

the

pilot

The

bride,

who

studied

The

Brentwood,

Pines N.

Sacred Heart

and

Academy,

St.

A short tulle veil was held to her hair by a tiara of white orange blossons and her wedding bouquet was of white or- |.

at the

San-

turce, is the-daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Santos Viscasillas of San-

chids.

ter

and

Mrs.

Francisco

Santurce

have

The groom studied Business Administration at Notre Dame University in Indiana. He is an] officer at the United States

Marinita Ballester Betrothal Announced Mr.

pearls.

her mother, were the only jew- | elry she wore at the wedding.

School,

Steel

Co.

Mr. gan,

Balles-

and the

Mrs.

Robert

groom’s

parents,

for her son’s wedding organdy gown while the

of the District Hospital of Arecibo.

bride’s

mother

has

Bachelor

was

also

relations officer for the Commonwealth Department of Health.

Viscasillas,

Smith

Philadelphia. Doctor’s

degree

Ramirez

received

from

gandy

his

“alumbia

New

The July.

York

Hahnemann

the

The

Medical Center

will

take

place

their New will raine,

Bridal Shower Is Today A bridal shower party will be held in honor of Miss Betty Francis on

Saturday,

May

21,

3 p. m. at the Caribe Hilton. Miss Francis will be married to

Dr.

Manolo

Comas

a Bachelor

from Rico. Her

Mrs.

the

Science

University

Hilton

the

newlyweds

bride

Comas

the

are

Bay, and Lor-

and

He is a member of the graduating class of the School of Medicine of the University of Puerto Rico.

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three

going

sided by Lucas F. Serbia Cordova, will offer a dinner in honor of Dr. Charney on Thursday, May

the

Miss Maria Teresa Viscasillas Texidor and William H. Keegan exchanged wed-

last

children,

been

teachers for the mentally retarded. «The local association has sche-

‘| with governmental

NEWLYWEDS—

the

Dr.

of courses Puerto Ri-

training

retarded has

before civic groups and_ institutions interested in the problem of mental retardation.

Rico during

on the establishment at the University of

for project

will probably be the near future.

National

Association, will spend two weeks

rooms This

for

Educational

Here

being

in-

THE SAN JUAN STAR —- Saturday, May 21, 1990 Ht HM

i é

+81

QUINTET OF FIRST NIGHTERS—Chatting during an intermission break were thet Misses Irma Rivera, Lirio Belén Rivera, Ingrid Martinez, Carmencita Mejias and Cu(STAR photos by Julio Tobar.) gui Serra, left to right.

AUTHOR Here

And

There

Audience Moved To Tears e

Marin:

Paul Gerald Deneini La

Marin’s Noche

tival. wept unabashed night

“*.|Mercedita

final

curtain

Gerald Paul | Carmen Lil- |

Play vetts'See'it strem:*tharaiy atte tana

lian Marin, after the first act of his play; “En El Princei- ': :

le,

By Nory Segarra

and Mrs. Ricardo AleJosé Alegria, the Hon.

4 fk F

went

Ornes

Thea-| fina

del

| and

Iris

Sicardé,

fi t

authoress | Jesus Diaz, Efrain Rosado. Eddie

Myrna Casas, Yuyo Roldan, Martha | Fernandez Cerra, the Hon. Vicente Rodil, Steve Padilla, poetess Ma-|Géigel Polanco. the Antonio To-

Thurs-|ricusa

at the Tapia

der.

The

Carmen Pérez Marchand

““En E]}siasts. including actor Jose Luis | and Mrs. Rubén Gaztambide ArriEra Se- Marrero and his actress fiancee, llaga, Mr. and Mrs. Paco Arrivi,

yena.” fifth” production of the Puerto tico Theater Fes-| day

Dr. Don

FAMILY—Mrs.

de Sanchez, left, sister-in-law of playwright Marin, pose with Mrs. Marin and the young

The emotionally moved, congratulated backstage by nu-|were sudience. who yremiered | merous friends and drama enthu-|gria,

AND

’

X iA\ i

and |

and

Mar,

actresses

Helena

Jose-|rres’ and daughter Lily.

Montalban

Gown

Martinez.

Another

Designed

Liilian

group,

including

i ; Ny

Gilda|rin,

Pérez

wife

)

Author

Marchand

tiie

author,

Ma-|

ike

was |

down eight times while’ first night-| Galan. #:< enthusiastically applauded the| Carlos author and actors. including lovely | Morfi.

Benjamin Morales, andj elegantly gowned in a black silk Rodil surrounded Angelina| taffeta evening dress which feawhile author Paul Gerald|tured hip and back panels in the

it [ i;

Mere

and

Remero.

wellknown

movie | Marin

his

play

director,

An-|nature

of an overskirt,

lined

with

£ TV ectress. who made her|drés Quinones Vizcarrondo, were| glittering blackgold lame. The! #i.ge debut that Ruth C .| heartily praised by Miss Nilita] dress was designed by Marin and whe tinted her hair regal purple | Vientés Gaston, president of the|executed by Carlotta Alfaro as a! fo: the occasion. brought bouquet | Ateneo poe gl we husband's surprise gift to his love. pie on é afier the | Gonzalez. director of the eater | ly wife on the eve of the theatrica

| Department

Congratulations

}

was

ehier

_ whose

Fug

performance

praised

audience.

was

the

warmly)

|Puerto | ques,

Rico:

Piri

the

University

authors

René

Fernandez

Cerra

| Lewis and Salvador Tio.

of | premiere.

Mar-|

Mrs.

de|by

was

daughter

accompanied) Carmen

Lillian’

and group of relatives, including

It Thursday's first night audience|her

mother,

Mrs.

Lili

Pianist Enjuto

iT THE MODERN WITH

WAY

NEW

euerss

Elias

Jorge

Lopez,

Solé,

Dr.

Mrs.

Carrion,

and

Carmen

Dr.

and

Mrs.

WALL

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Torregrosas,

Mr.

and

Mrs.

Save

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home.

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daughter Freirias,

lever

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CORP. |

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Puerto

Mrs.

Sama

Humberto Lewis, Charlie

Domenech,

the Misses

ra,

Belén

Martinez,

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Dr.

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Ary

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RiveIngrid

Mejias,

Cu-

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Mrs.

Emilio

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After

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cane

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Theater ae

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and

also on hand.

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and “Mrs. Rafael

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“THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 21, 1960

All Political Indicators Point

Toward Kennedy As Nominee By

RICHARD STAR

WILSON

Washington

Bureau

WASHINGTON, available

D.C.—Every

political

-| points

toward

:|by the :| John F.

indicator

the

‘

fort

Democratic Kennedy of

stop

the

religious

ing

the

ton

his

West

-Senators

and

popular

ocratic

rank

Kennedy’s

progress

E. Stevenson. knocked race by

CHESSMAN’S HEIR— Sacramento, Calif., attorney Rosalie Asher, shown at her desk in the county law library, is sole beneficiary

author last (AP

Caryl

of the estate willed by executed

Chessman.

minute efforts Wirephoto)

Miss Asher

obtain

reprive

for

face

in futile

that

vice with

prifin-

Chessman.

In on

has well over 2,000 public

TEACHING

Sir:

In your edition there appeared a by

Maria

of May 18th letter signed

Cancel

which

lustrates very well the gross understanding which exists serning

Law

84.

The

letter

Law

states

miscon-

and,

perhaps,

clear-

for

one

hour,

the

last

bour of one day in the week, @uring which they will attend Feligious instruction classes in the

Church

chosen

their

pa-

rents. Thus, the Catholic children would be taught their faith while the Protestant children would

taught

the confines ehurches and

theirs

and

of their schools.

own

The letter speaks of the need of more religion in the home. This we all fervently believe. But while there are parents who disregard this and others who unfortunately are not equipped fo teach their children religion, some outside help is badly needed. Law 84 is simply trying to make the time available for this

help. Here in Caguas, as in every parish on the Island, the released

time

would

present

a big

prob-

ready

hold

classes

for

the

chil-

attend

Sunday

die

OUT

LOUD

I was

just

front

came

thinking

out

with

what

today’s

you

can

become,

expert

cio-political

Now,

within

today’s

do OVER;

BIG

IMPASSE,

happened

that

so-

mind.

headlines:

when

SUMMIT FOUR

an_ me

incimany

years ago when I was in the 6th grade? I can just see myself saying to my teapher: “But

gram,

Maybe

Sunday

you

wish,

teacher,

he the

started right.

it,

not

thing

me!” do

that

all

earth

will.

who

ants

reotgens

than

man,

expec-

opposition

of them

the

dele-

toward

John-

in the South.

showed

his

contempt

away

reporters

assigned

with him to Texas plane. According

the

reporters

primary

ought

by to

atomic

sur-

the

the string, that’s after school, I

nearest

store

and

past

House

the

na-

years,”

said

without entering and

win-

ning at least one contested primary. No man hag won a nation-

al election rest

his

ple.

who

was unwilling

candidacy

man

with

has

the

peo-

occupied

the

post of Chief Executive unti) he first

:occupied

places

one

the primary

several

ballot.

have

sums his

opposition.

father

Kennedy

began

Maryland

with

his

campaign

jibes

TODAY’S

his

BEST

here huge

said

Kennedy,

Joseph

that

wealthy former ambassador to Britain, had spent no money on the West Virginia campaign. The Kennedy organization, he said, spent about $50,000 for radio-TV

and

newspaper

adver-

tising, and the over-all total was about $70,000. Kennedy Vice President Richard

over

he could

produced

in West Virginia, as charged

his

showing

whether

never

President.” At a press conference Kennedy denied spending

it is not known

so goes

‘no Republican or has reached the White

cut so,

back

the

Indiana

just had to all!” And

“For

“You see teacher, he flew his kite over my backyard and I

goes,

go with him since the West Virginia primary wasn’t as important

seeing Texas in the spring. Estimates of Johnson’s strength have run as high as 400 to 500. They are not committed to him;

can

and_

center

Kennedy-Humphrey

Johnson,

how

the

;

Kennedy, Democrat

Opposition

gravitate

for a trip chartered

exception

that

all

control or influence them. But he and Symington do stand now as a barrier to Kennedy’s nomination, which he must overcome.

had

spent

about

claimed M, Nix-

$150,006

make

his

superior

Kennedy.

“T said that if I won West Virginia, I thought I’d be nominated,” Kennedy said. “I think I will. I don’t know about which ballot.” Is the religious issue ended, he was asked. “It cer-

tainly diminished it substantially if not eliminating it. The campaign

the

was

useful

ventilating

issue.”

FROM

EUROPE

would have cut the next conference at school and I would have

cancelled

had

made

the

house.

Of course,

probably Let

me such

led

just

gay

thing

visible

would

set

the

four tag

big team

the

bitter

ones

my most

a fight.

that

if there

spot

everyone, ring on

match. end.

and

this would

have a

come

weekend

earth,

ian

invitation

Johnny

spend

was

hand,

minutes,

I think

say

an impressive

major

got a new kite for Johnny. He apologized and now I let him fly his new kite over my backyard. But I tell you one thing, if Johnny had not apologized, I

and

“primitive”

thinking

why

PARLEY dent

the

fact this

to I don’t know

went

follows:

newspaper

I want

possible

they

But let thought.

You just have to sit for a moment and you need not be brillant (I’m an excellent proof of that), to think, almost immediately, of the stupid manmade-mess the world is in today. Just sit down (you can do it standing too) and with a copy of

the

individuals.

loud

typewriter)

lure

vive!) if the wrong move is made by any of these “king-size”

Sir; (in

ants;

radiation

THINKING

the

be exposed many

the upon

for the primaries in Clarksburg, West Virginia, where he tried to

interme.

however,

(with

How anyone who has spent any time at all in our public schools can possibly object to reserving one hour weekly to the teaching of religion and morality is quite beyond my comprehension. Christ has said, ‘Let the little ones come unto me.” Can the public schools refuse to release their pupils one hour a week to answer this invitation? Rev. James Freeman, C. SS. R. Caguas, P.R.

many as 2,500 publie school children of the Catholic faith, each aecording to their various age groups. At the present moment our religious instruction pro-

meantime,

the na-

would

exceeded

Kennedy’s

write my own interpretation. It is really frightening to be

living things

REACH

possibly

the

en-

program

include

that

Major

unorthodox

for

control].

tations.

Johnson

somewhat

association

convinced

schools

could

would

this

thought

are reluctant to School classes.

read

extend

pret

dren from the higher grades who

lem of organization. However, we have a large church, several nearby chapels, and two large

where

including both and the coun-

Law

ly that religion will not be taught in the public school classrooms. The children will be re-

leased

sections.

able

speaks

very

try

il-

of the difficulties of a lay teachgr trying to generalize on the Wubject of religion to a group of students of heterogenous faiths.

children enrolled the town proper

psychologist

whether

lost

Kennedy

Virginia

son, most a

already

said

margin

fact, Kennedy can count support in California. Gov.

ask

ventions

gates

Maryland

already

Kennedy

have

appears

school

men:

tional chairman, Paul Butler, has

stop

West

‘

RELIGIOUS

Catholic

nominated if he won Wisconsin. He has done that and added

Support

neglect

tion.”

for Kennedy as they can by showing him a

of the Democratic party to Massachussetts senator. The

was

not

Maryland

are

sects.

they

LETTERS ON

primaries

and

These

Never A President “Tt is true that conventions have octasionally chosen a candidate who never ran in a contested primary—but such con-

can

presiAdlai

Kefauver

Hoover,

one exception in the twentieth. century, history shows that as

Favorite

The question now is whether some of the established leaders

Kennedy.

Count

I don’t South.”

between

gelical

out of the presidential Stevenson’s victory in

Can

far

Herbert

Roosevelt.

spring, and Maryland did not forget them in the fall. For, with

“certain

and Protestant territory. In. West Virginia he carried county after county with virtually. no Catholic population, in spite of the contention that he was opposed by

the California primary and a similar prospect does not now

convict-

participated

did

problems”

with

vigorous Protestants of the evan-

and

But

have

Franklin

Ke-

Dem-

Sen. Estes Kefauver, a big mary winner in 1956, who ally settled for the dential nomination

that

popular favorite in both

Syming-

drawn

in Coolidge,

here

“special

not

as much probably

connow

file.

are

had

does

But

Virginia,

in the

and

Parallels

between

concerned they have already done

Johnson.

choice

said

Popular

- Kennedy was thus recognizing that the convention fight is yet ahead of him after demonstrating clearly that he is the lead-

ing

divided

opposition in the North have and the same in the

smash-

Stuart

Lyndon

fauver

It has baresurmounting in

ties,’ said Kennedy, “have run in Maryland, including. Teddy

candidates.

Kennedy

sen-

Kennedy said here that he siders his chief opposition

Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Calv-

several

ef-

43-year-old

issue

victory

appears

Party of Massachus-

‘|ator has collapsed. ly started. After the

non-contesting opponents. ‘Most of the great leaders of both par-

nomination

‘| setts for President. This does not mean *

Edmund G. Brown hailed his West Virginia victory as tending to eliminate the religious issue. The California delegation

and an

I put

Austral-

Time

limit:

What a

sight!

Speaking of sights, I see Nixon demanding

can the

just best

seats

his

clan!

What

the

house

for

example to future delinquents! Is there any salva-

ITALY Roberto

Deseta

Sal

tion? Luis G. Santurce,

Lucie P. R.

“What’s

FRESH

the

idea of serving this

SPAGHETTI!”

old stuff?

—I

ordered

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Forces Day

\@ Perhaps never before in. peacetime has the im\ance of our Armed Forces been so. evident as it ai@oday.

Our survival is a day-to-day

occupation

men and women who constitute the various ser-

r/4i@s that strive to keep us abreast, or ahead, of the :.

fiet drive to overwhelm us and the rest of the free

i#ld with power, and threats to use that power. ‘|

Today is Armed

Forces Day; a day set aside once

year when the civilian is invited to visit military ‘}M@allations,

watch

parades,

and

give

a thought

‘| @ to what it means to have-a strong group ‘ibs,

made up of dedicated citizens, whose is our protection and our defense.

We- have

just

witnessed

the

most

of ser-

duty

and

striking

de-

nstration of the vital role a strong military estab-

ent plays in our survival.

Vv arrogantly

sabotaged

When Nikita Khrush-

the

summit

conference

is earlier this week, he stopped short-of military

ion.

do not believe the Russian

people would

re permitted Khrushchev to take them into war, but do know that the strongest deterrent to such a ision was, arid will continue to be, the fear that Armed Forces of the United States cannot be

aged in battle on the-seas, under them, in the air,

; on land without the terriblé risk of annihilating

feat. The weapons of war are such today that no side

h win. But had we permitted. our defenses to lag ind those of the Russians, Khrushchev’s role might

e been more

than

that of a blustering bully

ris.

at ‘

It is fitting, therefore, that we take time out

Hay to show in some way how much we respect those io

man

our defenses

_Mmpparedness, .

and make

alertness, and

it possible by their

Community

Duty

eeeenemmece amine enece

noe

A meeting held Thursday night at the Ateneo olved a relative handful of continental Americans o have organized to support Commonwealth status.

hey heard Goy. Mufioz Marin give an impromptu tall the Commonwealth, le same theme.

and

three

other

speakers

This was an encouraging incident in Puerto Rico. any continentals come mes,

raise

their

to the island to make

children,

operate

their

practice professions, without ever participating in mi ae activities which affect the daily lives of their ilies. ‘ Too many refuse to be interested in government, in the various activities that would occupy their terest and their time in the communities from which

ey came.

They refuse to take root, to become and

el a part of the community in which they live. Some ktreme examples can be found of continentals who

‘Wame i

here as long ago as thirty years and who

Biways “going back next month.” It is unreasonable, in our opinion,

for

are

residents.

complain about schools, government, police and fire brvices, street cleaning, garbage collection, and other @ublic services as long as they play a “transient” role ‘fs continentals who forever look over their shoulder

the town they left behind on the mainland. We like to see continentals take an interest al

politics,

whether

they

support.

commonwealth,

atehood or independence. It demonstrates civic respnsibility and. a. desire to contribute to ‘the attainlent of an ever better community As

Bey LSe

By ARTHUR

for all. Hie Mi haba

GAVSHON

PARIS (AP) — Allied officials report that firm plans are afoot to cut many curbs on West German rearmament in the wake of the summit conference breakdown. These plans had been pigeonholed pending the outcome of the Big Four talks. A successful conference may have render®d unnecessary the removal of certain -curbs on West Germany’s

arms-making

potential.

‘

A high official inside the North Treaty Organization (NATO) said: the

few

weeks

Atilanti

| FELL out. ”

UDIn

Siw St. Lois Ret Dispatch

».

These

treaties

spelled

out

re-

detailed

limita-

tions on West German weapon production and were designed to bar runaway west rearmament

after.the

federal

republic

leave untouched West Germany’s pledge not to manufacture the A-B-C (atomic, bacteriolosical, chemical) weapons. Additionally Bonn’s partners have informally made clear their reluctance to authorize West German production of certain other weapons that could be construed as offensive — notably guided rockets, strategic bombers and various magnetic and radar mines. The Germans

have

wag

given

not

sought

permission

build

bombers. Britain,

substantial

vision of the 1953 Paris Treaties will be undertaken.”

their

businessses

SSS

Plans Reported Under Way To Lift Curbs On West German Rearmament

“In

tizens who take an interest in local politics, regardks of the party they support, are good citizens.

“itm Nov PLAYING Hoowy.

devotion to our welfare

continue to seek the just peace so dearly cherished. the peoples of the world.

in particular,

informally

to allowing

already

West

has

objected

Germany

to make

electronic mines. These are the sort that can be set off by sound waves. . Within NATO's strategic planning the West Germans

defense ’ To

rights to run its own affairs. ‘The: informant said starting-point of the process is likely to be formal Allied approval of an old time German request for permission to build warships—mainly destroyers—up to 6,000 tons. This would be double the displacement ceiling now allowed the West Germans. The Bonn government's argument is that modern ships with a rocket-firing potential must be at least of 6,000 tons.

have

been

given

responsibility

for

of the Baltic. carryout

this

mission

Bonn

has

argued

— and Norstad evidently agrees— that it must have greater scope for armsmaking. It has indicated a wish also to build submarines of more than 350 tons— the present ceiling— but the urgency of- this is generally recognized to be less than that of other types “of warships. Since 1953 a few piecemeal amendments | to the 1953. treaties already have been ap* proved. , The Allied governments concerned already Each time, however, a political hullabaloo have indicated informally their willingness to” , has been raised by people hostile to the whole approve this request. idea of German rearmament. Formally any amendments to the 1953 treaThis prompted Norstad last year to indicate ties must be okayed by the council of miprivately to the Allied powers that he favors nisters of the ministers of the seven-nation a clean-sweep revision— a wholesale revision Western European Union (WEU). Members that would achieve everything needed in one are Britain, France, West Germany, Italy, Beloperation. gium, Holland and Luxembourg. They

can

act

the

recommendation

Gen. Lauris Norstad who is NATO’s

commander. . It was emphasized by the informant that the planned revision of the 1953 treaties will we

HES I gy

ew eS

Thus

Supreme

the

Allies

may

expected

face

up to a controversial issue swiftly and squarely

now a

that

it has

genuine

become

East-West

clear

prospects

relaxation

are

. questionable for the foreseeable future. Sov

BYR

coer

acvaa | oexs

highly

_ SIU

THE

14 A View

From

STAR

PRIEST

Washington

Munoz

joss

the

Boreau

Marin’s

decision

issue

doubt

much

developments

Washington

And,

Statehood

have

been

work,

the

doing

complaints have

the

island.

Party

chiefs

their

home-

appearance

Whether

dig their be seen.

they

also

own

graves

managed

remains

Chairman (D-NY) of

ries

might

just

“close

their

own

historical

which

lawmakers

had

Puerto

ment to America. Their visit, they abdut

sen-

would

Munoz

before

harm

new

Con-

gress with a convincing mandate proving his is the form of government the people of Puerto Rico want. Congress would ap-

a chance

fuac-

plaud.

have

ed them

this

said,

to ‘“‘see what

knew. It will will know the

you—

to vappear

Ricans

seem

Four

So-

help us moment

and we hope

had

help-

Hilton

were

guests

of the’ National Council of Young Men’s Christian Assns. They toured local YMCA’s in most of the larger American cities.

Maltzman

Congregation

Zadek will nial dinner, of the

we don’t miss

Marshall

Juan’s

already

moment.”

organizations,

Rabbi

San

so that we we surpass

The four visitors, officials of the Soviet government’s committee of

youth

Rabbi Malizman be given tonight at

Hotel

the

Shaare

a _ testimothe Caribe

Men’s

Club

congregation.

Proceeds

the

dinner

will

used to send members of the junior congregation to St. Thomas,

V. I., on

an educational

creational

tour.

and

re-

Rabbi Maltzman came to San Juan. last August from Beth El synagogue in Philadelphia.

the

import-

Lack

Leo W._ the’ House

Subcommittee

O’Brien Territo-

underscored

this lack in supporting the plebiscite as a good way of clearing some of the “fog” around Washington over what - Puerto Ricans want to do about their relations with the U.S.

Commonwealth-

coor” on a free choice of poljiical futures. Any court in the country *would throwout that argument on constitutional grounds alone. But that is not enough. All Congressmen come equipsense ped with an impressive of

“really”

self-government

—(AP)—

States, paid a*back-handed compli-

sitive.

Congress-

Puerto

Uderscored

the

YORK

approved the Comby returning his Popular Democratic Party to power with thumping majorities. But this argument never proved an acceptable answer. It lacked something.

sponsored measure, Statehooders stumbled Into one of the most funcamental issues in American Glitics. issue: self deterine woination or deWhether by accident through more sign—certainiyv j than logic Stateobfuscation create a managed to hocders vague fear among lawmakers that somehow the omnibus neasure

that

NEW

viet youth specialists, winding up a month-long tour of the United

Club To Honor

repeatedly monwealth

of the insular Like most headaches in this Congress, the situation can be traced to the now defunct Ferndés-Murray bill. fighting

that

never

curacy

minds

to determine theif political ture. Munoz may reply with

brightly wrapped political bomb cn their doorsteps should come as no surprise. They helped construct it. tc to

the

ciples

men, Statehoocgers had a compelling issue in their anguished

squarely

into the laps of Puerto. Rican voters ‘was probably motivated as

Back-HandedCompliment

Status Action

closed on the right of any American to self determination. For the purpose of creating

Governor

status

Saturday, May 21, 1960

Island,

Much

Munoz

V¥ ASHINGTON

Luis

STAR —

Soviet Youths Give U.S.

Behind WALTER

JUAN

Here

Capital, By

SAN

The

fog

has

O'Brien's special held hearings on

thickened since subcommittee | the

island

last

December. The insular image emerging from more than one-half million words of testimony is one of economic order and_ political confusion. As one befuddled lawmaker privately remarked after a session in Ponce, “I’m for the independence people... |at least they know exactly what | they want. Qut! He was kidding course. But it amounts to cadid appraisal of insular i ie

| of |

politics

outsider.

ance. Thus only a_ bipartisan Congress will never order a candidate for the national looney- referendum in Puerto Rico. This bin would knowingly . permit would constitute an insult to posterity to say he once fore- | the island and to the very prin-

NOT A DOG GONE LION !—That isn’t a lion dogging the steps of mailman Jaci Hovis in Rock Hill, S. C. _ It’s a St. Berrnard with a summer haircut. ‘ . The dog, Baron Big Foot, is a real traffic stopper now that he’s been trimmed. (AP Wirephoto.)

Series Of Diagnostic Clinics To. Be Held At

the

smart

Club

By PR Medical Assn.

Caribe

ANOTHER GREAT SHOW OF STARS

The

Puerto

sociation a series

_- MARCEL LeBow

nics

Rico

Medical

As-

is planning to hold of free diagnestic cli-

the

Building,

Medical

Association

Fernandez

Avenue, Stop according to

18-42 an

nouncement

Juncos

in Santurce, official an-

made

dent,

Dr.

Jose

the

beginning,

its

will be conducted,

presi-

Jesus. four

with

clinics

tests

determine the probable presence of tuberculosis, diabetes,

high blood pressure These

tests.

doctors: dical

and

will

affiliated

Association,

anemia.

made

with

the

Me-

who

will

pro-

vide their services free of chiarge. Each clinic will be under the supervision of a special section French

America’s

most

comedy

Exciting singing

star

promising team

Dancing

MIGUELITO

two

MIRANDA

. a

top

Truly sensational modern dancers

bands

PEPITO ARVELO erenne A820. e eae

aes Oe

the

Medical

the

Association

condition

being

diagnosed.

Japanese Fleet Sails TOKYO (AP) five ‘Japanese

— A fleet of destroyers has

sailed for the ‘United States on anh annual training cruise carrying

with and

181

naval

cadets.

The

fleet,

a total of 1,226 officers men, will visit Honolulu,

Portland, co.

Ore.,

and

San

Francis-

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 21, 1960

Photo: Schombrunn

Fe-13-60

B eside the Puerto Rican sea he Joves so much, Maestre Casals commences and ends his day with his beloved cello; He works day after day to give us the very best of his art and genius. We are fortunate to be able to listen Casals and the many great musical figures of our times > who each year participate in the Festival Casals, giving us the finest of their talent. The Festival Casals will be held this year

at the Theatre of the University of Puerto Rico, June

3 to June

22.

.The concert

musicians will be conducted

and Juan José.Castro.

orchestra

of 62 master

by Pablo Casals, Alexander

Schneider

The impressive list of soloists includes such famous

names as Claudio Arrau, pianist; Andrés Segovia, guitar ; Nicanor Zabaleta, harp; Puerto Riean sopranos Graciela Rivera and Maria Esther Robles; and the University of Maryland Chapel Choir. GET

YOUR

ADMISSION

TICKETS

NOW

AT:

Festival Casals Box Office, Ist Floor, Fomento Building, Stop 22, Santurce TELEPHONE:

ADMISSION:

Balcony,

$4.50,

3-4762 . $3.50,

and

3-4763 $3.-

Orchestra:

$5.50,

$4.50,

$3.50

ietsft a sek

TEM

TET

THE

SAN JUAN STAR— Saturday,

Urban Renewal Funds A \pproved For Island|z FREDERICK

HARMON

grants

ing

Federal

grant

for

$286,814,

which

acres

the

south

of the Bayamon

the net project cost of eight

and

Bridge Today North Q976

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.East

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South Ald A887 AISA

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West Pass Pass Pass

trump

East Pass Pass

of hearts three dia-

the final contract.

Two

would

have

been

better rehid

and South might have two no trump with his

hand

rather

than

When North monds, South quits— but

three

teated.

Oddly

what make

too.

early,

the

East

queen

signalled

best

that

situated

39.4

finessed not

and

was

any

returned

as West

made

his

the

and

show-

contract.

a difference one and it happened

Stop

Professional

with

the three

could

ducked. a small

afford)

West heart

conand

declarer won East’s king with the ace and exited with his re maining heart as West won the jack. West was now endplayed

all

played

suits.

However,

the jack

had

of hearts

two, East could win heart with the king

West

at trick

the and

third play

back a spade. The hand will now bé defeated unless South is a super genius.

When

won

the

hearts, West switched to of clubs. East properly

as declarer won

BEETLE

the queen.

jack

Bs s

on a site

22,

be-

42,

Building,

has already received one grant totaling $445,346. Of 1,346- fa-|° milies originally residing in the area, a. total of 973 has already been relocated. Other projects, and the amounts authorized are: Cantera,

Ponce,

$113,883;

bia, in Mayaguez, de Cuba, in Vega

success-

played

aeres

Playa

I, in

Colom-

HORIZONTAL 42.——- and

$84,184; Alto Alta; $52,706;

Arecibo,

1. bronze money 4, constele

$36,086,

and Cataitito in Carolina, $11,326. Funds for the execution of Urban Renewal projects are raised by the local Urban Renewal and Housing Corp., either by direct loans vernments

from the Federal goor through short-term

lation.

Federal

grants

are

based

16. rose

52. chatter

club

essence

27, redact 18, tennis

notices

26. American

7. former

author

government 28. actress:

conceited

agency

58, a-shaped

8. routine

—_—_

(abbr.)

worm 64, distrers

Anien

friend 90. rectifier

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38, PrenchItalien

20: sea eagie

—

Answer to yesterday's puzzle.

22... Pan” 24, Actress: ——Lupino

by Bob Rares

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oo ret

HALT AN GOS Of | AINIEISTT |

29. close

9. astraddle 10. Hero and

eall

25. paid

6. resource

30. dormouse

51. most

the sale of the land.

THE BETTER HALF

4, donkey

compound

question

S2.cent

23. harvests

5. restrained

gaseous

15.8 women’s

11L.sin 43. habitual drunkard 39. number

finch

48. pungent

14, diffientt

the net project cost. This term is used to cover all costs of the project less the proceeds from

S. small

name

down

i,chureh recesses 2.eat away

46. feminine

‘weighs

loans from private financial institutions with the guarantee of the Federal government.

VERTICAL

tuck 44, personality 45, safeguard

7. Papal veil

seacoast

Al Fe

SRORit ioMSIAMO Tom

—s [BAINISIBONVIETRIDIOINIE! 49,

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justifies-

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coin

key

hearts

a5 Z

Adminis-

eontract, been de-

enough

the

as declarer tinued with

Yessiree, play can

a A

clubs.

proper defense is on the play. If West defends corthe hand will not make.

led

(the

have

fortunately.

to the second rectly, and

dummy

was cashed

rebid three diadecided to call it

Declarer made his he should have

West

from

trump

Financing

Renewal

San Juan. This'project, hind

were

relocated. Urban.

ment for the Minillas Project in

ed out. Deelarer now played his ace of clubs and had to coneede the last trick to East’s high

Queen score,

trump

was

trumps

monds became no

jack

Ci-

5 say ” ioe eee!

tration also approved a grant}. Z\of $115,314 as the second pay-

South played the jack from his hand. When it held, the ace of

North 1S 3D

Opening lead: With a part

the

A small

The bidding: South 1D 3C Pass

led

payment San

By Bae eel

the

arity

date

183 of the families

Two-To-Be

more as declarer now played a small trump to dummy’s king.

Q 1663

9 9 Oo

was

fully. Clubs

K3@

club

for

authorities

largest

$205,060

The

now played the ace of spades and followed with the ten of spades. West won the king: and again had to play. He chose a spade play. The queen of spades was taken in dummy as declarer threw his small club. Now a small

Neither side yulnerable South deals North-South 40 part score 9

been

Seamon

William

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second

To date,

main plaza. The Sy

local

for expenses incurred to in financing the. project.

east

INN

IWS Www

the

with is to

riaco Project in Humacao. A total of 226 families originally was situated on this 93 acre site.

This project encompasses about 23

cover-

reimburse

totaled

is the second payment on the La Machina-Condadito Project in Bayamon.

ban Renewal and Housing Corp. The payments are part of the two-thirds

already been relocated. This payment, together an earlier one of $139,500,

[CROSSWORD = - =

area originally housed 731 fam: lies, of which 720 families have

The

urban renewal projects in Puerto Rico. The largest of the eight

Tue U. S. Government’s Urban Renewal Administration has authorized payments _ totaling $905,373 to the Puerto Rico Ur-

May 21,1960

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By Chuck New aqua? Stanfield is a visiting professor

Michael Sean O’Shea, syndicated columnist, and publicity and public

political

felations man for Sherman Bilingsley’s Stork Club in New York ar-

Irv

rived

yesterday

for

visit. Michael's last visit was to attend the Imperial Ball recently. World

famous

Puerto

Rican

Clooney,

have

return

them

born

they

for

analysis

S. relations

current

Russo-

a result

of the

seon...

big

will

amount

over

Siberia

Miles.

born

iain

her

veep,

Vieques

entertained

Island.

from

The

Fajardo

other

the

party

things

boat,

Swiss

Dr.

Chalet...

Aida

Happy

Phone

fornia

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role

Escudero

Munoz

‘is

Norman

Sunday”

this year

Fri,

- Sat.

Sun.

Hol.

Children $1.00 only ; Adults Regular Prices

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Waiting

COBIAN’S THEATRES SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT

Pictures

Cali-

daughter

Muifioz

Ma.

Liggett

Drug

Store,

the

P. R.

Claudia

Moore

Columbia

end.

Record

“The New Jazz Boat’. Corisi is

one

the

finest

mu-

Luis

Al-

Consular;

returns

visit

San

Juan

after

Venezuela,

this

week-

People already the

exclusive

exhibition

degree

gave

you

Rock

of humility.

Hudson,

‘No.

all of Hollywood amazes me.” Rapped

shouldn’t

now.

By:

Crities

the

idol

Unlike

Burbank

him

some

actors

Troy

these

feelings

has

are

who no

the

claim qualms

overhanging upper blonde hair, deep

sured

lip, a shock of voice and as-

manner.

2 or 3 in

right

amaze

teenage

his

It /

students

phenomenon.

Troy played opposite another teen heartbeat, Sandra Dee, in “A

rapped

the

audiences. “No. 3 in the country last year, right after ‘Ben-Hur’ and ‘Pillow

said Troy, 23, who has an

accountant’s

mind

“Another

thing

for

figures.

that helped

was

being on TV. I’ve played on every one of the Warners series with

exception

of ‘Bourbon. Street

Season

season

greater

Troy

He has

Promising

promises Donahue

a. starring

Crowded

even

saturation.

hole in “The

Sky’”’ with Dana

Andrews,

FRENCH IMPORT—Singing star’

and. pianist Vicky Autier opens tomorrow evening in a new show at the Hotel Hilton’s Club Caribe. She vocalizes. in -French, Italian, Spanish, and English. year. And he’ll be appearing in a- On the same bill is Latin Amerweekly TV hour, ‘‘Surfside 6,’ in ican entertainer, Ray ' Vazquez.

Rhonda

Fleming

and Efrem

Zim-

balist, Jr. He gets tap showcasing in the title role of “Parrish,’’ one of the studio’s big efforts of the

- 4:02

- 6:33 - 8:50 P.M. Paul Muni "THE LAST ANGRY MAN” also Academy Award Winner short

who

boy

about the TV series and two films yearly that will keep him working constantly. ‘Hard work doesn’ t bother me,’’ he said. What has the guy got? © Clear blue eyes, a provocative

Tab Hunter and John Smith, Troy is getting a big ride out Warners way. “No. 1 on the fan mail list at the studio,” he reports with a

| PARAMOUNT sone

“THE

_| agent

richest

Beat’.’”” He missed the latter only because the network got there first and dropped | the show’s | option. |

TODAY

2:00

fame.

the

deseribes

far

overwork,

other

The latest of a young string of scream-evokers is handsome, 6 foot 3 Troy Donahue, whose appeal is more genuine than his manufactured name. Born Merle Johnson and re-dubbed by the same

the

saw

newfound

Talk,”’

of this day.

Venezuelan

for Luis and Vivian Timm,

has

days,

concerned.

a dolorous sex saga but by the nation’s film

who

he will play

wiggles nor mumbles and who feels deep responsibility about his

Place,’’

conductor,

| which

neither

Summer

sicians

73,000

who

critics as embraced

and

considered

in Tru-

expecting

man

musician

released called Sound of Show

of Labor

Here’s

visit from her brother John Carisi,

Architect Henry Klumb has just completed plans for a new home

For

is the Mrs.

of Sarasota and Tampa, say they are delighted

new

cala

MORE THAN

actor. and

—(AP)—

young

first of five to be opened here in of the

is losing lovely Diana Lopez who is leaving for Washington, D. C. where she is accepting a post with the State Department.

only and

‘‘Never

Vivian

ing in New York, is visiting rela| just. had tives in Puerto Rico... The S. J.

Nightly 8:00 P.M. Matinees 3:00 P.M.

actress

with Puerto Rico’s climate and pleople. Robert is here to open

McCormick

S. Dept.

French

clean-cut

Florida,

asst. chief underwriter of the F.H. A... Dely Pares, now residoffice of the U.

a formerly

brithday

Gertrudis Court, Back from a vacation

HOLLYWOOD

good news for parents: the new ‘in the. world. heartbeat of the teenage set is a That. about

rin... Robert and Mae Wallace, new residents of Puerto Rico, and

and

enjoyed

Italian

(Jamais le Dimanche). No prize was awarded jillo Alto,

went

superb ‘‘fricasse de cabrito,’”’ with the luncheon being catered by the

WHOA on Seaside Fiesta by Dr. Boris M. Stanfield with Joan Lane Vie

spent

shared

of Governor

among

and

money

The

(The Soft Life)

Jeanne Moreau for her role in the film ‘Moderato Cantabile’ and Melina Mercouri of Greece for

Club of P. R. at a beach party held at the Corporation’s Hotel site over

tomorrow

was

Schulman

for the best

will

discussed

Vita”

about high-jinks of Roman society yesterday won*the Golden Palm, the grand prizé:-of the Cannes film festival. The prize for the best actress

Comandante’s

Charlie

—(tAP)—

‘‘Dolce

Skol

Corp.

recent plane incidents over Russia, and its probable effects in general be

film

Ben Hur. He has a friend in Texas who spends more on home movies! Rafael Benitez Carle, Woolnor

longer

€ANNES

UPR.

in the Cotillion Room says he can’t understand all the fuss about the

visit. Incidentally, José’s uncle, noted San Juan Physcian, Dr. J. C. Ferrer is now touring Italy. An

Tress,

the

ing Irv, who is ill with a throat infection hopes he’ll be: telephoning

his equally Rosemary

written’

August

favorite man has been ‘‘speechless” lately. But everyone, includ-

week-end

actor José Ferrer and famous wife, singer

science

subject

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| Unpublitized Wedding True To Type For Dean Stockwell When

“I

Millie

fight,”

Perkins -in Las Vegas _ recently, it was an unpublicized wedding climaxing an undercover They

are

enough

agent

shed

make

-tears

any But

ed Jerry Wald, who happens to have Stockwell starring in a film

“Songs

Times

And

have

romances

that to

“Millie

young

and

I have

toward.

hard

said

she

had

them

are

some

Peet sta

get

before

Millie career,

been

here

this

busi-

life. And the early

then.

But

the

study

you'll

that

survived Gregory

Peck and Jimmy Stewart, are the ones who have done some siudying along the way.” Done Very Well Unaided by publicity, Stock‘well’s career has done very well,

and he has managed to bridge the chasm between being a child star

and

maitted been

that

adult

the

actor.

leap

\ I

didn’t

ad-

has

not

easy.

an -adult.-It

acting

required.”

Have

have

would which

SUKARNO AND SCREEN STAR—Italian actress Gina Lollobrigida and Indonesian President Sukarno are shown as they had lunch together in Acapulco earlier this week during Sukarno’s visit to Mexico. The Indonesian chief executive flew to Mexico after a two-day stopover in Puerto Rico. (AP Wirephoto.)

wasn’t

It...

circulated

that

quit her consists so

acting far of retire,”

her husband said. “At least I hope she doesn’t. She’s a fine performer. There were some things she did in the picture that were really

good.

I'd

very

picture

with

her.”

Proudly presents the exceptional

much

beauty and the artistry of Spain's

Hedy Lamarr Sued

Motion Picture Star.

LOS ANGELES —(AP)— Hedy|

note

the actors who have from those days, like

I was in pictures in ‘50s, when there was

emphasis

acting

are new I have

so long—most

so up

adults.

one role, Anne Frank. “J don’t think she'll

who

ness. If I had to do that to get roles, I think I’d give up acting. “Perhaps my attitude is different from others who to Hollywood because

why end

thing—

Rumors

actors

ahead

Rumors

feel they need to be seen, to go through the publicity routines in te

and that’s performers

work

in a rare con-

met, “There

order

that, child

same

versant mood. “I might add that my ideas were not imposed upon

her;

are

stand many

naturally

the

You

until I did the stage version of “Compulsion’ that I realized what

publicity,’

Stockwell

experience.

tip-

studiously

the press. Both Publicity-Shy

aititude

‘lost youth.’ actor is an

understand how difficult acting was. An actor has to study himself. Child actors are naturals; they can’t study themselves because they don’t have the perception. I thought I could act

Filmland

to be conducted

were

was

to compete in an adult Most children can under-

“Another

from one end of the Sunset Strip

ped

“One

tears about my being a child

unhappily

to the other. Weddings were extravaganzas, or else were elope-

ments

-problems

forced world.

Lovers.”

changed.

used

own

admitted.

unnatural

his

blue serge, this pair. They must be the despair of headline-mindtitled

the resentment I felt about having acted as a child. I didn’t shed

romance. press

had

—

married

Lamarr, $500,000

who a

oe ete OEM Eee

(AP)

Stockwell

HOLLYWOOD

Dean

recently received divorce settlement

from Texas oilman W. Howard Lee, has been sued for $16, 223 by two

accountants.

The plaintiffs, Robert

Paguita RICO

J. Mason

and Jack A. Sain, allege their firms saved the actress $72,269 on her 1950 federal In an answer,

income

tax return.

attorneys

for Miss

Lamarr asserted that payment had been

made

full

the

account-

ants.

ovr

Bringing ‘to life the charm of Spain in the beauty of her singing Also the great GUITAR

you missed the

Maybe St. Thomas

Carnival,

ESTEBAN

but

you just can’t miss visiting

_ the

best Steak

House

10:30

DE SAN LUCAR NO

in town.

SHOW

SOLOIST

P.M.

TIME DAILY

10:30 P.M. AND 1:30 A.M. SATURDAYS

COVER

Dance to the Tuneful Rhythms of

The

new

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most

Elegant Restaurant

and

Cocktail

PEPITO TORRES and his “SIBONEY” ORCHESTRA _ HECTOR NARVAEZ and his CONDADO COMBO Fer

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 21, 1960

iWorkers’ Bank: Passed: {Prccerrreceseee

“Church $ Services THE UNITARIAN FELLOW@eiP—Sunday service at 10:30 am. in the San Juan School, Emajagua St., Punta las Marias. A Sunday school and nurse: ry will be held at the same time. Coffee hour follows the meeting. Guest speaker will be Ronald Sobin, circulation promotion su-

pervisor

the

STAR.

His

ject will be “The Role Writer in America.” SAN

AUGUSTIN

Ponce

Leon,

Stop

the

5 x“

PERPETUO

655

Union

mon

and

lish

9:30

both

services; the

will

Donald annual

Choir

given

by the

will

held

at the

Officer’s

May

Club 7:30

Church

in Eng-

CHURCH,

and

Calle

service

mass.

the

owned

entirely

union

members.

savings

who

CHURCH,

301 San Francisco St.. San Juan —Sermon in English at the 11 Mass am ee

The

pastor,

Wuertz,

“The

Lord's.”

For

preach

it,

would

unions

and

will

offer

services

and

will

CHRISTIAN

SOCIETY,

351

all

make

day service

Sun-

ish

and

now

11:45

a.m.

the

a.m.

Wednesday

the

ings

are

school

Spanish

held

at 8

meets in

English.

11:15

evening

meet-

English

p.m.

and

TENDENCIES:

have

day

when

aid

your

swing.

current

Then

cept good

up-

tonight.

Ac-

temporary delays early in spirit. Make careful plans.

ARIES

(March

most

friendly

fun

contact

with

those

foday

to you

Apr.

who

19)

whom can

in your

career

that

large

(May

friend

with

you.

given him,

21)

situation.

socially

and

will A

with

present

of the

inviting, them

have

day

not

higher-

regard

good

to out

time.

is then

excellent

Rican

his

native

with

the

Quintet

RAFAEL

LEE BARRY

School

put

the

re-

Baton

Twirler

bus

exhibit

of projects

history

in p.m.

The

prepared

Puerto during

public

Puerto

the

is invited.

EXCEPT

SUNDAY

LUXE

EVERY

the

CLUB

per

Served person

Continuous

dancing

$4.50

MINIMUM CHARG NO

COVER

from

NIGHT

Thursday

P.M,

CHARGE

$5.00

start

22)

Oct.

argument

SCORPIO

¢Oct.

fine.

The

Friday

and

Saturday FREE

ever

$6.00 PARKING

for

attachment.:

Nov.

21)

Take particular care in motion, driving this morning. Then the rest of the day is ideal for pleasures or creative work

you

want

with

anyone

improve

indulge who

any that

kind

you.

health.

SAGITTARIUS

21)

in.

helps

most

penditure Then the

(Novy.

careful

with

Dec.

the

ex-

of money this morning. evening is one of those truly satisfying Be cheerful and

namic. CAPRICORN

(Dec.

20)

are

sure

ful with

you

others

22 not

And

popular

famed

Jan.

in A. M.

or there

can be serious arguments. Tonight’s aspects are fine for enjoy-

ing

kin

greater

home

and

harmony

achieving

that

sphere

of your existence. Buy little gifts. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) A

private

anxiety

could

limit

you

a good deal in A. M. if you permit. Work constructively instead. You can achieve closer relationship

with

family

this

good cheer and PISCES -(Feb.

depend

evening.

have lots of fun. 20 to March 20)

upon

tried. and

finances, planning estate, etc.

repairs

real

If Your Child Is Born Today There

will

great

ability

during adulthood to get into modern day activities and become very successful in them. However, youth is rather difficult, since your youngster will mainly through

it is imperative

training

want to experience.

to give

spiritual

learn Also,

excellent

matters,

there could develop a disinterest in the feelings of others while following own desires and ambitions.

NIC

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and dy-

too force-

Saturday May 21st. — 11:00 P.M.

No Cover Charge Showtime: 11:00 P.M. Monday

(Sept.

than.

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FIGUEROA

EVERYDAY,

Sept.

Tonight is ideal however for working constructively on books or

starting exhibition.

11:00 P.M.

true friend to any extent this A. M. since he,or she, is very busy.

Rico,

celebrated

directed

(Aug.

ing fine for romantic very

Don’t

Students

Prof. Carlos Ifiguez, of the University of Puerto Rico, will lecture on the landing of Colum3

SHOWTIME:

Idol of Broadway in the musical comedy “The Student Prince”

you

that

p.m., Sunday, sponsored by the second-year high school students.

with his world famous orchestra String

building in Santa Maria Urbanization, Rio Piedras, 9 am. to 5

land.

Alternating

important you,

students of San Ignacio de Loyola school will be held at the school’s

leaders in America, triumphant retura to

to Aug. 21) While may not be very

Ready History Exhibit

orchestra in

behind

High

FINCH

VIRGO

Take care you are not extravagant this morning. Then follow your intuition with regard to pleasing those you love and becoming more secure and happy yourself. Even-

or her, errone-

information

LEO (July 22 morning chores

Famous

with

evening.

BILL

devoted

sports

for social pleasures and increasing prestige. Dress formally in the

and one of the most renowned

and have a happy time.

eye-to-eye

rest

OF |

etc.

ones.

duties.

MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Be sure you do not enter into that altercation between an associate and a higher-up. The

ARTISTIC PRIDE PUERTO RICO)

contacts,

loved

when you can be with compatibles

dependable

up has

(THE

new

usually

ous

NORO MORALES

free

During A. M. it is possible that a see

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tiial

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ber of small chores that are facing you. The latter part of the day is then fine for following the good advice of authorities who have your interests at heart.

GEMINI

the

(April 20 to May 20) you quickly and in a

attitude

with close tie, get out early with an associate for calls or shopping,

time. cheerful

mM mM

personal wants. However, be most respectful to higher-ups. You can make real strides forward at this TAURUS Put behind

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for social activities, sports, making

much

potential

have

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energy and power is released that you need to, use it wisely and ‘constructively. Be sure you think out the new ideas and plans that are important to you and that you use this Saturday in getting every single decision reached that can

helpful

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Pelegrina—English

Worker’s

Men’s

The

House

Senate.

p.m.

school

the

The

Wednesday

Ave.

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ENGLISH

Representatives,

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p.m.

A bill creating vings and Loans proved Thursday

sub-

and announcements in English at the 11 am. mass. Gospel in English

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Orbit Shift Of Red Space Ship | MOSCOW went

(AP)

wrong

system

pace

—

with

the.

Russia’s

ship

and

fired into orbit Sunday,

Something

sians announced

guidance

experimental

slipped

into

control,

Tass

back

reported

astronaut

When

the

Sputnik

said

jamming

guage

service

tably.

The

jamming

—

(AP) —

parations

The Soviet last

and

aerial

spying

done.

Yesterday

This

19 an order

was sent|

to switch

its brak- | note

charge,

Said, was

Moscow.

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delivered

the

which

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developed

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with

the

radio

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dealers.

yester-

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Army

no-

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path but apogee.”

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installations

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services, National

however, Guard.

and

The Ordinance sized that even

armed by

the

Officer emphain the Army,

only highly-trained troops are permitted to enter firing ranges

remove

duds.

The

work

‘so dangerous, he said, that these men receive hazardous duty pay.

The

officer

urged

people

a high

fence.

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23-6

posal,

Spanish

Recommended by DUNCAN

p.m.

until

DARLINGTON Se.

ew,

COFFEE SHOP

“Stop

Fernandez Miramar

Juncos,

. Reasenable Prices — Full Meais $. Snacks. Finest American Coffee Puerto Bico. Ample

HINES

CATHAY

RESTAURANT

Air Conditioned ¢1

"609 F. "UNCOS) AVE. SANTURCE- STOP 10 TEL 3-5738

piano

JUAN Se

PIANO

Dancers

Daily

SVSVSTSOCOsT

AND

” Restaurant founded in 1848

Open

Star of the Flamenco Song Two Shows Nightly — Closed Sundays Phone 2-3665 San Justo Street 207 Carte Blanche Diners Club

Littlest

Victor O. Qnuifiones Owner — Manager

SAN

dealers,

and JUANILLO,

Mostest Dillinger

- at the

Serap

he said, should examine carefully all metal they buy before dis-

f a

famous

jae

Stop 34 Heto Rey

ale

were

INES and MIGUEL TREVINO

Chicken

Tel. 3-3858 ©

CSV

military

located here. Other impact areas of firing ranges are maintained

La Mallorquina

Ave. P. R.

World

detained

Fri. & Sot. open till 3 A.M.

hostess

gang,

Speciality

A.M.

TOTS

18, were

Snacks.

Dancer

TTVVeVTVeVeVUVeEVeVEUUTVES

other

hac Conditioned - NATIVE ENTERTAINMENTI

Jibaro Bar-B-Q

Club i;

to are

Salinas Training Area near Ponce. There are, however, old former impact areas which may contain duds originally fired as far back as World War II when

me ES: Eh

With

SAMSON BATALLA and his BRAVADOS STEEL BAND

bouts

AL'S1554LITTLE CLUB Ponce de Leon

Night

failed They

have broken up a ring of teenagers who staged sex orgies and

Puerto San

that

impact.

RECKLINGHAUSEN, Germany (AP) — Police in this Ruhr city

of 91.2.

and

NEW

AIR CONDITIONED

said,

Teen-Age Ring Smashed

While in Puerto Rico try our Native Foods

“Fan Tail Cocktail” your

officer

explode

main-

piano

PRADO

been

Command

tains only one impact area, at the

bers

St. Croix Clover Crest Hotel’s famous

MARGARITA

have

off.

Antilles

II air raid shelter. Thirteen mem-

Until Cockeyed

1506 Fernandez Juncos Stop 22 1|/2 — Santurce,

and

them The

drinking

EGGS the

metal

set

Tass said the new orbit ranges from 190°4 miles to 42834 miles

Introducing

2B (2

10:00

evidentally

extremely dangerous to handle and even the slightest jar might

carrier rocket is still in that path .|

Entertainment

Music

Open

scrap

the

WINE & DINK HAM

said_

Duds’

avoid all impact areas, which are plainly marked. The area. at Salinas is completely surrounded

apogee is the orbit’s max-]and distance from the earth. the

The

Day.

almost

having

the

picking up the duds. Duds are defective rounds of ammunition,

that planned. ween Japan and the Soviet “As a result, the speed of the| Union. space ship, instead of being reduced, increased slightly and the|at its closest point to the earth ship. slipped into a new elliptical | and 225 miles at its farthest. The

stepped

over

some people are entering impact areas of firing ranges in search

granting bases to U.S. forces the Japanese government ‘un-

tion system, the direction of the|dermines the retro-rocket’s blast deviated from} peace and good

was

States

BONE

concern

Japanese

Moscow

United

increasing number of dangerous “duds” finding their way into island junk piles, the U. S. Army Ordinance Officer at Ft. Brooke has issued warning to persons who may be picking up the highexplosive ammunition to sell to

in a protest

BOB

Because

night

as previ0us| the U.S.S.R. and its allies.”

that time in one of the instru-| ments in-the space ship’s orienta-|

The BriCorporation

UP]

ship

increased

Voice

have

burn

May

lah-

had

and

“On

its Russian

Russians

complained

yoNDON

to the

fault

Reds Increase Jamming LONDON (AP) tish Broadcasting

Union

ToWatch or en

Spying

ship down from its orbit and} day. detach the pressurized cabin. ' The note charged that by “However, as a result of a/ concluding a new military trea-

Thursday.

4%2-ton

Aerial

ing device in order to deflect the ; ambassador

earth, but not in the planned path, the Soviet news agency said. The statement explained the ysterious shift in the space

noted

earth

atmosphere

Tass said:

cab-

in was separated from the mother ship as ordered and the two now are cruising along around the

orbit

would be}

to recover the cabin

the

Sputniks

pressurized

ship’s

in the

esterday. The

there

For

and the dummy astronaut inside. that U.S. authorities are using It was supposed to be directed | Japanese territory “for war pre-

arger orbit during an attempt to hange its course downward by emote

attempt

the Rus-

or In

Parking

THIS PAGE IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR READERS

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Ext 72 REAL TING pnd

SPECULATING?

staff

are

yours,

Our|

NEW

Pictures,

and

ND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn and 8773. Ashford

Avenue,

Condado

3-3506,

279

(INTRON of houses

REALTY, and lots

3:67

LARGE

ur | ment.

isti

Inc., has for sale

zarde

ula

turee, Money

listings — San

Rio Piedras. a first for available

information

‘Tel. a

iewey: efficiency

airconditioned

One ta | apartments,

UNIVERSITARIO:

18th_

genes

St.|

MODEEN

Lagoon. | heater, 5%. ft. covered terrace. : electric range. Modern kitchen room with built-in oven, etc. Carport. 3]

bedroom.

minutes

For

con a . complete

University.

Furnished

;

Miami.

Also

Miami

splendid

with

people

eG §&

any

Urb.

aay BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ~ | apartment for one or two. On

Call Vincen- | yest neighborhood,

FOR

aini > area, kitchen, . . | dining

6-0738

Valencia,|

bath,

FURNISHED

living

poreh,

servants:

room

with

room.

Big

double

closet.

living-porch.

Tiled

heater,

windows.

Roosevelt

and

: 616

Telephone

APPEOXIMATELY

Alberts,|

fice space for area of growth

9000

square

feet

of-

rent. Ideal location i and development. Stop

FOR

Ehret.

“a

6-0262.

FOR LAS

ho! ‘elephone

SALE

MAREAS:

frame

SALE

ORB SENT

and

conerete house, partly furnished. Near | ALTAMMRA: Street No. 1, Lat No. 21,

beach.

bedrooms,

garage,

separate}

Modern house, Bellavista type, recently

quarters with shower. Immediate posses-| sion. For inspection appointment call]

completed. 3 large bedrooms, living-dining, spacious kitchen with cabinets, 2 baths,

porch,

526 |.with bath.

stove.

garage,

servant’s

quarters

625.98 meter lot. Telephone

Ines, other modern couveniences. Near arden Hills, San Jose iemy, Pueblo

524 LOS ANGELES — 3 bedrooms, built—in| ang Woolworth. Financing available. For

AVAILABLE

IMMEDIATELY,

Ly hot water . atintey bath. AD porch,

residence

in best residential section in| Hato Rey, around corner from Ponce |-ge Leon Avenue. Near church, sch

apartment

and

maid’s

with | j¢a3

electric

Ciean,

building

kitchen,>. || 7%: 1499 %0270.

garage,

bath- | 9.4197,

Kitchen

SPACE.

ees

524| 29, Ponce de Leon, Second floor Fune-

HOUSES PUNTA

— OFFICE Se

450

quarters,

RENT

Diego Aves., Puerto Nuevo. Call Re-

room.

garden,

FOR

heart of Puerto Nuevo business SQ. FT. office complete with air conditioning, clocks, fixtures, irom fenced

and

room. Furnished. One block from Metropolitan Shopping Center, Hato Rey. $125.|

NEW BEACH MOUSE at Isla_Verde.| Swimming and boating beach. One bed-|

efficiency in the beach, | Call 2-

;

|. | COMPLETELY

Saturday

eae

mear hotels, super. | 1643

SALE

screens.

524 | doors

525| 5 BEDROOMS,

beeS ee>

Se.

oesi

markets. ‘ Linen and airconditioning incoe For appointment phone —

530

water, PM, 8PM.

clear, on

bus

lot,

Nicest residential section. F—3 Street 6, | 1705

525|

and _laun-

6-6472.

APARTMENTS

Telephone

197,

home. Los Angeles a | 1400 SQ. FT.

— 8

baths, library, big porch. garage and| Available Jume servants’ quarters. Fruit tree orchard. | 3-400, Ext. 22.

hea

in | 1¢39

ne . 7

telephone

15587

connections

laundry

ary eee from Miam!t

ti,5

$115 — $125 — $150.

REALTY has listings f | Sanchez Morales sale in Puerto Rico and| Hato Rey.

OFFICES

SALE

or | 1690.

—

VINCENTI hoases for

ice. Cabinets, hot from 6 — Sunday from 2 —

Investment properties. Call us. 20911] eq, hot water, kitchen, bath, sereened | $200. per . month. Call 20803 days, 2-1360 or write Box 729. Roosevelt. very cool. 2 minutes to University, bowl1677 526| 1372

3 bedroom =

Friday

unfurnished. living-} SPACIOUS HOUSE, room, diningroom, three bedrooms, tw0/|

524|

a een. modern,

from

FOR

unfurnished. Telephone 6-7703 ot 6-6146.

ap: ‘apart-|

ation 2-9971. _ 1702 ,

oer mortgages.

HOUSES

RENT

living-lining

FURNISHED

one

FOR

3 pee

*9-

8 San-|REST RESIDENTIAL section in Hato Rey:

Rey,

Hato

Park,

las

For:

Condado ‘

REPARTO

Leon}

Ponce

Exeellent| or bachelors. couple elderly loeation. References required. Inform-|

Eramcisem, Sante Maris: Soe, wieart ae

kitchen.

REALTORS | 1

FRANCISCUS -

4 Condominium

11,

Stop

HOUSES

FOR RENT

complete | ‘avenue, facing the 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, ; :

description of scores of houses for sale, front farms, peach front property, ocean t property. J.

WEN

APARTMENT

Rafael,

San

specialist}

government

laws -er,

ral

APARTMENTS

ESTATE

1 DS

CLA 5

3-8400

and assume

payments

at $104 per month.

sale, or will rent with option to buy. Fer

Living—dinins$3,000 cash

: call 3-1542.

—

of 20 year loan

Call 2-9334.

MAGNOLIA

GARDENS

—

eee

SARS

. =

EIGHT APARTMENTS in Condomini-| 9. beach in Condado. 2 bedrooms, uti-| chopping areas. Porch, five bedrooms. Ping center. bestr I section Baum, residential. office and commeraa lity room. Hi-Fi, TV. washing machine.|two pathreoms, m, dining | SAN FRANCISCO — 4 bedroom luxury] yamon. Brand new, 3 bedrooms, bath, starting at $14,000. First — the | Rent_ $200. No children. Sublet for 3] room, large pantry, kitchen, outdoor | home, 1/3 acre, fenced. large shade | hot water, stove. Rent $100 furnished, eg va eo ae hd months, June — August. Phone 2-7682.| parbecue and bar, servant’s quarters, | trees, 40’ long covered patio and large sale $1600. Call 9-1665. Office 1427 Ave. eart 0 aniurce, lz > 1671 524 2 ¥ .| swimming pool. $45,900 -— sood terms. | Central, Caparra Terrace. tween Parque and De Diego. Telephone goo Oe are a cena $e enon Phone 6-5003. 1664 523

aay

593|CAPARRA

PENTHOUSE AYARiMENT, 4 rooms, 3 bathrooms. divas dining: room,

maid

acrmalins

quar

ers

Sant Rita,

arat

Corner

Sominitim Santa Hie: mation, Kings

Cour’ =

eee

Com Guay

comticee

1628

section.

terrace Ashford

Dr.

get

FOR

bedrooms,

terrazzo

bathrooms.

fleers,

key

1430

St.,

One.

3-2758.

RENT

Telephone

ties,

ment

located

—

August.

hot

REDECORATED, furnished

ATTRACTIVE

apartment.

bedroom, bath, room and sun

airconditioned,

baths,

MABIAS. large gar-

fully

furnished.

near

kitchen, balcony, living-| Beach, deck, private entrance, | Road.

Street

1756.

FURNISHED

Montebay, Weekends,

water

bed-|

beautiful

Telephone

independent

that you _—

Tel.

furnished,

heater.|

stove.

small

apart-|

after

304.

Vega

Security

4th

Building,

Floor,

Apartment

3-5769.

in lovely; SAN -SUAN

1174

Ponce

401-402,

Leén/}

and

Mrs.|

nicely

Large

San

furnished

terrace.

Juan

bed-

Very

cool.

Enquire Country 523

Intercontinental

two years’

month. 9-0382. San Juan.

lease.

$500,

one

minute

Court,

corner

from

UF | 3-1317,

screened

Vaciatalega|

sOUSE:

GARDEN

for

two,

kitchen

fion one block from La Concha Private entrance. Daily & weekly

Celeste

Todd,

telephone

and

beach.

McLeary.

Carrion

Madera.

Box

HILLS

YOU

WILL

332,|

CONCE NCEPT the

With

ay, nite

sightseeing,

2-1356.

Guest

| Punta

Las

——

tourist of

rental

accomoda-| of our

one

an Of 2 car club visiting.

for etc.

anytime.

House. | CONDADO

your Call

GUEST

this

Marias,

Near

HOUSE,

Santurce.

beach.

Sun

Condado | jig? 2956

Road,

San

Rew, ,

qian

HOUSE

informal, >

juxury

the

hotel

sea,

cluding

31779. 1564

1017

DUFFY’S

old

beach

have

home,

remodeled and

now

with

excellent

PROVIDENCIA

stairway ai

Parque 153. Near theatres, busses. conditioned rooms. phone Yuformation, pos 23% 12384 Loiza

Onix

Street:

equipped

—

LOTS

FOR

NEVIS

—

KEETS

cottage

colonies.

SPACE

FOB

SY.

SALE

—

sal f

Beachfront

Hotel, excellent condition, for sale. Also 1,000 acres of miscellaneous property, some plantations, all -suitable hotel

beaches,. roads

some near airport. Write Simmons, Betamces 265, Santurce, FP. R., or Duncan, Box 165, St. Kitts, B.W.1 WT. 1283 54

For Build-

bedrooms, | t®

kitchen,

RENT

Grand

— of

Union

Supermarket.

Will

2-car | t suit, Call 6-381 for information.

cottage, com-| best locations.

alter.

ey, YUNQUE Resort pletely furnished, one

525

INDUSTRIAL

FOR

SITES

SALE—Industrial

;

property,

20,000

Ware meters adjoining Dos Pinos Supermarket and Vocational School Mi-

Phone

HOUSE

| *2™Uy

served uF | 00 —

525

terraces,

77|

SAN

JENNY’S:

the

BEACH beach.

aSt

1859 McCleary GUEST

Delicious

rates | 3-2331.

WANTED TO

3,000

buy

lease

Tapia Street. Ocean beaches, restaurants, Sun terrace, all air- Rooms with private bath, airconditioned. Cooking facilities. For 5 minutes from Airport. Beautiful swimwithin| restaurants Good beach. 2-9352 or write to|ming served. Breakfast distance. walking Station, Santuree. 3.0834.

Stop

HOUSE

Roll

out

RENT

feet

17 —

bed

FAMILY modern

Santurce

facilities. Raidiris,

Call Box

kitchen,

rent

rooms

Cruthirds,

955

sity

Ratés

near

22,

dade

space

for|}3

Ponce

de|

$4.

single.

the

Theatre,

car

Mrs.| UF

APARTMENTS: and

near

guide

Univer.

to one or two

would

like to

girls. Kitchen

526 EOOM, airconditioned, bath, all services. Best

section.

References

bedroom

apartment.

vicinity.

3-7730.

524

1003 ASHFORD Avenue, Condado Sec526 | tion. 2 single BOOTS, ONS Nineith bath, $20 Wels a weak &$16 a week. Apt. 6. Onna: ROOM

house,

bedrooms, | annex,

screened,

Also

furnished

628

from States, need | FUENISHED ©”

apartment

required.

airconditioned

2-6627,

semiCon-

American

with

a bath sd4

breakfast.

gentleman

lady.

other | Also garage for car or dry goods sto.

write | rage. Best Miramar section. 2-4486, Lint. bergh St. 600. =

61 | 1678

528

Real Estate Corner GARDEN HILLS Completely air; conditioned! Superbly planned two level home with four bedrooms, three baths|

and

a beautiful Jose

School

inelosed patio. and

Caparra

Close | with two porches, well planned kitchen. connections completed tank problems here!

; SANTA

MABIA

abundant | story beautiful| Four

—

Big,

luxurious

two

residence for an active family. air conditioned bedrooms, high: location. Three bedrooms, big | apartment and s servant’s quarters. Big 7 ; . for bright living rogm. folly wnped eee ay — ae tel cmt too, with room for Eta | | ee entertaining —eee indoors = imum

listing with pian and a

isti VILLAMAR — Another new listing! Near the ocean, near schools, near shopping. A fine three bedroom house

Country | Sewer septic

521

‘

supplied.

maid service, linen, private sun terrace, telephone. Accommodates 2 persons. Quiet few minutes to beaches, shopping, » business centers. Two blocks from Ponce de Leon. Brau St. $15. Daily Rey. Hato 31, Stop 364, {| Telephone 6-3258.

1621

Box

Bayamon 1136, 37, Bayamon.

HOUSE, 606 Olimpo | 1608 Santurce, Centrally

from

RENT

UF | to San Club.

2-3994.

FOR

COUPLE

privileges and use of the house. Large Centrally orerincking ne de Leon. santurce. $15 a week, $50 monthly. 3-1016. LARGE private

alterations.

livingroom,

1376

into

make

furnished

famous

directly

and

MOVING

Ave. Tel. 3-6802 | Suite with living<lining area, attractUB | ively furnished, bedroom, math, screens,

HOUSE - One Park, San Juan.

square

place.

located. Single and double accommoda- | BUCARE — New tions with private bath, some air con-| space, fine floor

optional. | gitioned. *

meals}

ROOMS

CONTINENTAL

523 | 1685

Airconditioning by the trade} Breakfast included. Outdoor bar-| at your disposal 1850 Atlantic,|

Guest House with a|GUEST

atmosphere.

ANTONIO

#ILS

COLONIAL GUEST UP | Avenue, Miramar,

Det

BIEES — 3 bedroom house, livingroom and _ diningroom quarters. 2 car carport. Fully

1629

UF | UP

Verde | 1384 Intercontinental.

to | 1585

iti

breakfast.

GUEST

9-0532.

offer|

DANISH GUEST HOUSE — Weekly and monthly rates Danish breakfast optional

— gia ynoned | AUNT

9.0144,

Juan

private

modern,

—

near

charm-|

guesthouse | Centrally located near Paramount Theaterrace fa-| ter. 263 Duffaut Street. Telephone 7

Large

$9. single

Sum-|

de Con-| Can ur | 382

Ashford

oceanfront area.

Spacious,

ms. From

Sectors.

Margarita

—

landscaped, fully equipped kitchen. 1277 square meter lot. For information, Investment Service Company, Box 6609/ Santurce, 43-3550.

Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Vicente Julia, Tel¢-|

hot water, Tecraay ate- path, | $7.50 single, $10. double. All not andad cold: co Pega == en. | include complete breakfast. Isla : ¥SLAND

2,480

GAEDEN separate servant’s

MAISON SLANCHE Guest House. Double and single air conditioned rooms with

with private bath, somej| Water. patio, some air conditioned. | Winds. to beach and bus, From|becue

hot and cold water, independent entrance | Roosevelt. $15. Special rates 1675 by thedouble, month. $12. 2-0887single. or 2-2206. 773 or a

cooms, all with private One minute

Big

THE

PARQUE 159, Ph a t 4, we lone i th eco, aircon-|

Manager,

Phone

| 3491

airconditioned,

MARIGALANTE — 2-036 Bear tifull af > aa eautiully

es.

i¢i9

TAFT GUEST HOUSE — Taft 53. Each|yeon ,street level. Empty store, or will | 1670 with private bath,

ing,

Beach

ene

bathrooms,

eating

and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and pee Mrs. Annie De Mauret, Manager. 2.7927

par

terrace.

weekends.

oe.

= eaten neaton oes. er: St. I-26. Telephone 2-0000 Ext. . 421¢ Buchanan ah a Lat

carport, liberal mortgage: homes opened | 1597 by appointment only. Call Arturo Sal-

attractive, well—designed home.| bedrooms, 2 baths, servant’s

1120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado. | 606, Stop 17. 2 blocks La Concha and Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid | beach. Apartment, double airconditioned, ¥ Service. All screened 7 water. — livingroom with sofa bed, bath, hot EMrTAUbAne oe the a with air conditioning Best hotel! and| water, terrace, private trance. . 2 residential! section. Beach facilities. esirance. 2-6178, $2. | rooms 3 minutes from the daily, less per week. Marchand, i Ri Special arrangements for couples travel 2-3196. a food. Laquillo, P.R. ing together. One block from La Concha 1374

alg 1190

and

523 | dafia, Tel. 2-2768

OF | room

HOUSE

heat-|

525 | 1667

Member | 1691

Hotel. rates.

1471

ASHFORD

home

DONCELLA GUEST HOUSE — 500y

Association. Telephone

private bath. Located in Condado sec- | $1 °hucrta aon eer aons, you set the €all

air

523)

per|3

1661

Enjoy)

702

bedroom

large

6 PM

Hotel;|

1626

Boca de Cangrejos | unusually weekly or monthly | It has 3

GUEST

Caribbean Tourist

3158 MAGDALENA -— Sulte Apartment. Newly New : Sdecorated and beer furnished,aircondi : with : | tions. large tiving and diningroom, fioned

and

CUSTOM BUILT modern three bedCupey, near room, 2 bath home, Rio Piedras. Built-in shopping center, kitchen bar. carport, two terraces. landscaped. Excellent financ_ $22,000. Miss Weiner 3-8400. a

Miramar, with nice ocean view. Near] breakfast and drinks om your private | from beautiful beach. Singles $7., doubl Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool,j terrace in delightful continental-run | $12. Kitchen privileges, Nicest residential new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. | guest house close to “Under The Trees”, } section, near airport. 108 Doncella St., Social

water

(He sf Houses HOUSE,

2 minutes Completely | Ft gin screens, electric

chimney,

refrigerator,

ing machine,

rent. Available after]

3-2184.

HOME,

One

UF"1

GUEST

524

—~

EL YUNQUE reservation, from the swimming pool.

Rent | rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone | quarters and beautiful Ixtchen. Terrazzo 2 bedrooms, livingroom, porch, hot wa-| SUel Such, facing Central 3-0102, | 2-8138 for information and reservations. | floors. throghout. Large private patio.| ter, refrigerator and freezer. Informa. | PBone 6-1089 Betances 67, FloralAvenue. Park. 1410 Salvador. Prat, Santurce. call Parker Realtor, 3-3788, Home 2-8840. | tion telephone 38-1269. 108 - 528 523 | 96

3542

ANTILLES

1640

D RES . 3 bedrooms one its “Caribaire” home at 16|¥O® RENT 5000 sa. ft. store space in 2 cas ars utters: (aa bon front eee outers Street and its “Buecaneer” | Santa Rosa Shopping Center, adjacent

527}

newly | COMFORTABLE

Hospital.

Bus service. Reasonable rent. all day, 874 Reinito Street, Club, Rio Piedras. Call 3-6673. 1652

3-3024.

airconditioned, } bungalows,

{deal location Loiza $160. plus utilities. 34761 (evenings).

including

water.

LAS home,

|den bordering on ocean. 4 bedrooms,

two!

Pavia

airconditioned,

NEW

2-4697.

— PUNTA Spanish-style

Rent $200.| i¢ desired. sas | 1893

1458 Asia|

rooms living and diningroom, kitchen, two tiled baths. All fenced, screened,

blocks from La Concha Hotel. Sublet for | available July 1 — September 1. Maid| 3 months. June ae 29272

22,

house

modern terrace home, over-

521

SUBLET Charming

Completely | furm

apartment.

Stop

523 |

523 | kitchen cabinets, closets & other facili-| ers, water pump, radio, portable wash-

RENT

1622

3 bedroom

FURNISHED

rooms,

looking ocean. Spacious livingroom, diningroom, library, 4 bedrooms, -4 baths, fully furnished. All electric apPliances. Available June ist on lease for one year. $600. monthly. Cervantes

spacious

FOR

building. | 1653

Fagan.

APARTMENT in Conda- | CHARMING BEACHront Condado Section. Large

APARTMENTS : : CONDADO SECTION: ished

bedroom | phone 3-7985.

on 2 sides facing beach and Avenue. $18,000 First Federal

financing.

8-1124

HOUSES

livingroom. diningroom, fully equipped built-in kitchen and laundry. 2 elevators, incinerator,

Call

‘Avenue,

Box

CONDOMINIUM do

Avenue.

Central;

invest.|1°>

3.3550,

-—

modern

Spacious rooms, low rental $90. month. ly. Continental neighbors. 1533 Central | MODERN

Gan.

Leary

HEIGHTS

apartment, in new,

bed-| Piay:

ert

(ational)

Realtor <=

TELS. .

3-5315

CLASSIFIEDS »= ‘THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 21, 1960

Typing,

editing,

oe : 1662 1959 TAUNUS

contracts,

sho . , manuscripts. Hourly rates. IBM Electric, 1120 ford Ave., Muriel Eddy. 2-8735. 3666

Ss. Ash-

night

—

3-5156.

or 478, 1639;

prices,

521

WANTED

MALE

«° hourly pay. Appy Room 2J0, Impar« .l Bldg., Must be able to estimate.

1694

trainees

meeded

for

$15,000

EAL ESTATE salesmen and executive secretary. Immediate “ure for the right person, FRANCISCUS PANY @ ASSOCIA’ Nairn St. é& Ashford.

profit. men.

Excellent Apply in COM» Condado, 3 right of P. y 521]

MECHANIC

AUTO in all

phases

small

fleet.

Must

experi

auto

Bui

maaintenance

rences required. lary. Apply Room

bi-lingual.

for

Refe-

starting saImparcial

210,

HELP

WANTED

WOMAN

governess auired.

to end

Top

—

act

cook.

salary.

For

FEMALE

POSITIONS EXECUTIVE

housekeeper, Reference

re-

interview,

call

and 7 -—9 PM.

WANTED, ASSISTANT

MENT TRAINEE -— I employed as assistant

a small

industrial

am sales

MEN MANAGE-

company

June.

San

Kindly

address

Juan

Star.

1644

Box

523

CONTINENTAL, 32 permanent resident, 6% years Puerto Rico, seeks position

of plant manager. Experience, 5-1/2 years

plant manager, experience Tool and Die, Production, Assembly, Packaging, Mainoo Office. Box 1368, Ponce, 1414

HOME

FHA

IMPROVEMENT

interest

(41|2%).

Payment. Universal — Corp., 7-2092,, 2-3013

down

Improvement

1487

€10

BIKINI POOLS, Puerto and mest experienced

Rico's oldest pool builders,

uses only reinforced ‘concrete and ali copper filtering system. These materials last forever. For free estimates, call 6-5003.

1566 -

FACTORY

615

EQUIPMENT

gross

ings, mirrors,

statues,

pedestais,

lamps.

REFRIGERATORS

and

service.

BUY

USED

CAR?

With

NIGHT

CLUB

for

sale

Pacity,

300 person

ca-

—

with

full

bandstand,

WASHING MACHINES brand new. with full

and

FROM

$125.

factory

warranty

FISHING

EQUIPMENT

ola

trawling

Tods,

one

Ocean

City

cash.

40.

Call

Speak

equipment. City

$300

9-0

value,

6-038I

anytime

Spanish.

service

—from factory

INSULAR.

$125 up, warranty

DISTRIBU-

CLOTHES DRIEES from $110 vp, krand new, with full factory warranty DISTRIBUat INSULAR service and TORS’ ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE, Rivera 875, Rio at Mufioz this week Trujillo Alto Road 28 Km: Piedras, 521

1613

524

BOATS

FOR

SALE

MOVING MOVING:

“AURA” 33’ CABIN CRUISER: sleeps 4, twin Chrysler marine engines, 115 H. P. Completely

Maker,

pertant miture.

& STORAGE

WHO

1956 OLDSMOBILE ‘88, power brakes, power steering, excellent condition. Owner leaving for States. Also miscellaneous furniture and household goods. Cail 9-0725. 1681 523 1953 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, 4 door. HiDrive transmission. Excellent motor. $600. Telephone 6-3112. 523

1955 CHEVROLET 2 door, 6~ cylinder, 2 tone white- and black, radio, other extras. Very sood condition. Phone 2-4600, after 4, 6-0551, Mr. Yager. Also miscellaneous furniture. 1623 519 ISLAND — Must sell Station Wagon, 4 doors.

owner.

Brought

Brand

new

Good

from

tires

_ condition. 2

Telephone 1660

States

and

ago.

battery.

Radio.

clean.

$1375.

very

3-0797.

year

1956 One

200 gal. water tank. Recentiy overhauled. Can _ be seen at Club Nautico. For information call Pedro Panzardi, 22558. Priced for quick sale at $8,000. 1692 &27 18 FOOT OFF-—SHORE cruiser, P., fully equipped, 9 months old. leaving for States. Call 9-0725. 1682

prices on both. Call days, 98-0373 nights

Eastham,

leaving Bargain

3-1518

1645

LANGUAGE

623

of local yachtsmen their

craft

Floor,

Classes Ponce

Stop

19,

visit

Kiko

1457

SUMMER SUMMER June

—

29th,

ist-—6th

BOAT

Inc:;

Avenue,

sigu

with

distinctive

boat.

America’s

moves

you

is as

im-

CW.

SIEGMUND Villa Prades , Rio Piedras. Tel 6€-3072. UF

Bertram

phone

Stop

Hato

AM.

1607

persons

Borum

boat.

boats,

Mercury

terms

motors,

free

Gator

JUAN

~—

US.

Van

EQUIPMENT

Tel.

No.

Ime.

Call

22726,

1057.

Agent

Muebleria

2-2067.

Ponce

Santurce.

MOVING?

SAVE

all types of large or

WITH

moving, small,

Muebleria

Torres,

2400.

20,

Stop

TORRES.

Fernandez

Santuree.

Juncos

Tel.

25791.

electric

tTanges,

Night

Agency

SUREAU: in

Latin

Bodyguards,

Uniformed Guards, Payroll Escort, Confidentia] Investigation. 1072 Fernandez Juncos Ave. Tel. Santuree 2-5282,

Km.

2-8,

RANGES

—

FOR

Truiillo

FEOM

SALE

Alto

$75.

up,

Road. brand

new,

with full factoty warranty and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ ANNUAL WAREHOUSE

fioz

Rivera

SALE,

875,

this

Rio

week

Piedras.

Road.

Alto

Trujillo

Mu-

Km.

2-8, 527

WATER

HEATERS

WATER HEATERS, from $45, up, brandand warranty full factery with mew, DISTRIBUTORS’ at INSULAR service this SALE, WAREHOUSE ANNUAL 875, Rio PieRivera at Mufioz week 2-8. Trujillo Alto Road, dras, Km. 521

1617

DRESS WOMEN’S

ALTERATIONS and fins work. ““Marisa’s”, 1020 AshCondado. Telephone 2-4122.

seamstress

ford 1512

ALTERATIONS

Ave.,

611

BRIDAL BEIDES

BE:

party

and

GOWNS Latest

style

beauti-

ful wedding gowns, bridesmaid’s dresses, date

prices

available.

AIR

COND.

e Méndez,

dresses,

Will

make

and Saturdays. 6-343.

sold

appoint-

Phone

REPAIRS

COND.

FILTERS

‘Trujille 1615

FIDELITY

$45, up, brand warranty and

new, with service at

DISTRIBUTORS’

Alto

HOSPITAL

ANNUAL

this week at Piedras. Km.

Road.

Mu2-8, 521

ipment,

Protective

First

clothing

aid

and

3-3102

this week Piedras.

equipment,

—

523

FROM

$125,

Mufioz Rivera 28, Truiillo

Lab-

Thermo-

875, Aitd

523

LETTERREADS, ENVELOPES, Snap: out Forms, etc. Letterheads 8 1|2 x ib Envelopes No. 6 3/4, $7.25|M. Busine eards, $11.00/M. Telephone 3-9172 f quotation on any printed materiah

$9.25|M.

Envelopes

No.

10,

$8.60)

1446 !

anata

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PIANOS — For rent. for sale, crite moving,

ae 1373

meters, masks, rubber soods. Every thing for physicians, hospital and patients, 317 Fortaleza St. San Juan

2-S5il,

ton. 10

Service,

PRINTING

—-

oratory gupplies and equipment.

against rust (springs and pins) d service — tuning —

SUPPLIES

TOOLS

FOR SALE: Shopshigh Mark V portable electric saw, Mark Porter—Cable, electric planer, water belt sender, and various other woodworking tools. Practically mew. Leaving island May 23. Call 121 Rajo, 119 Font Martelo, Humacao. 1673

sale —

Call Stateside

CONDITIONERS

SAKE,

RENTAL

WAREHOUSE SALE, fioz Rivera 875, Rio

for

also industrial cs

267

HIGH

and

TELEVISION, RADIOS, for rent in your own home. Same service given to hotels, hospitals, for years, Call 3-0719 and-~will deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month. +

BI-FI from full factory repairs and maintenance. DIRT. see NO DIRT. teuch NO DIRT. Del Valle & Lanausse, ,Poincare 1604, between San Jorge and Santurcea. Telephone 2-533. 927 E , uF

window units 3-s999.

ton, 15 ton, 2 ton.

$125, warranty

& RADIO

INSULAR

WOODWORKING

Same

at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras

AIR

BUREAUS

Patrols,

stoves.

— FROM $125 up, brand full factory warraimy and

AYROONDITIONERS

TV SETS, from with full factory

824

most

gas

service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS? ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE, this

for home

BEAUTIFUL DOBERMAN Pinchers, with certified pedigrees of four generations. Registered with American Kennel Club and Puerto Rican Kennel Club. Call 8-1770.

The

and

P. RB. FILTERS INC, manufacturers all sizes air conditioning filters 24

“DOGS AND PETS

America.

SERVICE

APPLIANCES IRONERS mew, with

AIR

Bi-lingual,

DETECTIVE

ex.

AIRCONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION for home and cemmercial » Al Stateside mechanics. Call Stateside Service, days 2-4718 —nights, 2-7465. 1655 68

DETECTIVE

vears

day service Guarantee on parts. Call 38-1804 or 8-1012. 1279 uP FOR SEEVICE on your Norge reirigerator, freezer, washing machine, water heater, etc., call 6-4551. BorgWarner International, 553 Carolina St., Hato Rey. 1531 . 526

Memi 1425

hour telephone answering service and desk space for business and professiomals. Also service for people without phones. Call 23013 San Juam, 25060

CONTINENTAL

APPLIANCE

best

SERVICE

16-59

SERYICES

MARQUEZ REPAIR SHOF repairs all makes washers, dryers, dishwashers,

no matter if it be Moderate prices.

See

LITHOGRAPHIC & PRINTING

OFFICE

shipping.

Limes,

Bolsa.

Leém 24

4213.

WAVE YOU been seeking a really first elass, high grade. and res color printing and lithographing souree? It is now ay. in Puerto Rieot!! Economical — quality and delivery when promised. Let us quote your’ proPosed work schedule. See samples of our work. Call 2-4122, San Juan Litho Co. 1631 521

storage,

trailers.

Ponce,

Snes 64

PONCE:

2413,

(Commonwea!th Free estimate.

SCHOOLS

still life. $10. a month. Register now— limited to 5 students per class. Telephone 29927 for further information.

Mu-

re-

Pest Control Services) Contro! of inet, rats and fumization services for homes, business and farms, ment ag euarantesd. | Preventive treat

ABE YOU going to move? Use the best service im Puerto Rico, United States, » Japan. Packing,

6-5429. 715

but

own wanted

Ey]

-—

Rey.

success,

tastes most

or-

“THE PLEASURE is yours” when the moving job is ours. Whether you're movim locally or Stateside, we are equipped to pack and transport your most precious belongings, as scheduled, with the dependable care you look for and seldom find. Telephone 6-3157, 6-3329 Capitel Transportation, Inc., for-a free estimate. Agents for Atlas Van Lines.

Laurel

228160.

EXTERMINADORA

week

the latest models at Kiko Toro Inc., Stop 31, Mufioz Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey - 6-5429. Borum and Thunderbird

Grades.

8:30-—11:36

Hementary grade subjects, including Art, Music and ames, Limited enrollment. Tuition $90. Mrs. W. A. Gruen, 2413 Laurel &t., Punta Las Miarias. Phone 2-8160.

ART

the

purchased

1037

SCHOOL

20th—July

Toro,

ANSWERING 2-3542. Second

Santurce.

through

fioz Rivera 1498

CLASSES

day and night. de Leén Avenie,

who have

Sanization: praise. For free further information, write,

SAN

‘lish. 1355

525

Now — YAcuT available in Puerto Rico and the Islands. Buy your yacht. eruiser 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

1956 CHEVROLET, 2 door. OPEL, 2 door. Both excelient condition. Owner island. must sell immediately.

35 H. Owner

clock

. con®licated

EXTERMINATING

Gras.

as where you move. Moving, » shiand storageng of furppi

526

LEAVING ISLAND, must sell 1957 Chevrolet convertible in mew car condition. with only 18,000 miles and taxes paid. Also household furnishings. Will accert best offers. Telephone 8-2038. 1696 524

Calle

Phone

Marias.

up.

TORS’ ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE, this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras, Km. 28 Trujillo Alte Road.

$275

new.

and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE, this week at Mufier Rivera 875. Rio Piedras. Km. 2.8 Truiillo Alto Road.

conditioners for American. Good

parts

and

brand

FOR SALE: Two brand new blond moderm executive desks, never used. Will sell cheap. Apply Hotel San Juan IntercontiCaribbean Realty, Inc., or phone 9-1100, Ext, 239. — 1701 . . 526

pero

Monthly

AUTO

PATTY PEASE School of Painting. Daytime classes in portrait, landscape, and

.COMPARE THESE VALUES:. Carports $5953 3 Extra rooms (12’ x 12°) $995; fences, porches, bathrooms, ete., at similar low prices. We le plans,

Low

corner.

5147. 523

in New

inquiries

Juncos

Clock

con

1612

presently manager

York, 28 years old} Recent New York University graduate (nights) with maior in management and real estate. Working knowledge of Spanish. Lived 3 years in Cuba. I seek a position with future with a progressive firm in Puerto Rico. TI am willing to undergo a training program in States or Puerto Rico. I will be in Puerto Rico for one week during D,

air and

financing,

LEAVING Chevrolet

Bayamén 775 or 1067, cr call in person at IA2 Paseo el Parque, corner of Ramirez de Arellano, Garden Hills,

between 3 - 6 1638

Buchanan

d | 1648

1380

2-0000

1695

. Must

Evenings,

1959 CHEVEOLET Station Wagon model Kingsway. 4 door, 9 passenger. condition. Standard transmission. Ideal for family use. Can be seen at Universal Motors, 65th Infantry Avenue, across from Dairy Cream.

C4RPENTER & PAINTER. Skilled man r-eded for renovation work. Good rate

“WE

shift. | nandez

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 a ee oe ee

. irable- but mot necessary, if experienced bookkeeper. Reply details and~ salary xequirements to Box N, Sam Juan Star. 3658

CARS FOR SALE

=. WHY

HELP

Call

Factory mechanics. Dealers requested. Inquire at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop, Quisqueya 53, Stop 28, Hate Rey. Tel 6-3703. 265 ur

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

HELP WANTED

Olé Madrid Bar-Restaurant de Leédn. Owner leaving clientele, low rent. Debt-free. balance mortgage. For in-

condition.

* DELUXE,

A®TIC-KAR auto ali cars, foreign

SEEVICE

3699

FOR SALE: 1858 Ponce island. Good Part cash,

car convertible.

Good

AIR CONDITIONERS

BOOKKEEPING

sports

miles.

WURLITZER SPINET piano, with DampChaser installed. GE - upright i Freezer, s 13.5 cu. ft. Call 20000 Fort Buch 6138 or 3254. 1706 524

island, Best offer. 2-0080° Extension 269 | Ste. restaurant.ar siovmeg $10,000 Completely equipment eauipped includ- | 1570

166

16,000

with oo

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

day

TRIUMPH

Only

6-0283

chronograph

watches see Puerto Rico’s only certified master watch and clockmaker. William A. Gruen, Certified Master Watch and

Psa

transient,

1957

Call

Pairs,

watch

Loa

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

furniture.

$1300.

R2ZPAIRS

PEECISION

ei.

SERVICE

stati

en of week. Best offers accepted. Livingroom, dittingroom, bedreom, kitchen sets and airgonditioner. Cal} 8-2038. 1697 524

FOR

”

SECRETARIAL

1938 VAUXHALL

gee

various fruit trees. on new De Diego . Express Highway. 20 minutes from Santurce. Debt-free. Water, light. Mr. Moxa, Ol6 Madrid, 2-3891. SPEAK SPANISH. 1684 526

WATCH

SACRIFICE — MUST sell everything

fine

FURNITURE FOR SALE

you’re in & service safes, etc. rent. For SPEAK

planted

OPPORTUNITIES

Farm,

BUSINESS_

bec caee lt hs tala Ranen esti

HIGHWAY:

CARS

19533 OPEL, gray 2 door, well maintain- -BABGAIN — $2500 CASH and ed. $490 or offer. Excellent inexpensive business. Established sales second car. Call Freeman, Caguas 2092 store for office equipment, days, or 6-7479 evenings. Also selling GE for sale. Good location, low electric stove, $60. appointment call 3-€2455. 1689 526 | SPANISH. 1576

ite

‘SPORTS & FOREIGN

SALE

ia ogi

DORADO

FOR

FARM

i cei:

3-8400

Salvador

Nin,

Inc.,

‘ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING

SAN

JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 21, 1960

WEEKEND

IAU Registrations For Summer Classes No Begin Saturday Registration

for

(Listings Subject To Change Saturday, May 21, Sunday, May 22 SANTURCE AMBASSADOR: Racers

summer

GRAND:

clas-

IAU

centers

will be

held

The

office

nounced

tions be 28

that

for

the

fall

held at San and July 23.

MATIENZO: Stage Show METRO:

an-

Dr.

CAPITOL—Members

of the Federation

of Cath-|

Angel

has

olic Organizations in Puerto Rico picket in’ front of the ma

Capitol action

Building

authorize (STAR

yesterday

protesting

religious instructions photo

bill

controversial

tableing

Gunter

the

Legislature’s

for public school

SUPER

May

children.

Cine Club To Screen ‘Summer Of Happiness’ The

Cine

Club

the

Puerto|

Rican Ateneo, Ponce de Leon Ave.,| announces ing

“One

Bess,” May Made in

will

hold

Summer

a of

is about

screen-|a Happi-|

25, at 8:45 p.m. Sweden in 1951,

the}

brief country

prize

a young summer before

them. Admission

winning

couple

ae Ren

ment

spending

together

tragedy

befalls

and dean The since eral

the

$1.00.

-_——

After

Mary

Alfaro

secre-

sreay

Oliveras

Midnight,

IN:

Nun’s

Revolt

an-

Ke Subiect

12:45—-WHOA-—Post

Littauer

6:00-WHOA—News

WRIO-Dining

Guide

Hour

——J |

and

Juanchin and

P.M.,

CLOSED

9-1100,

ee ee eee

en i ea]

sti

6:25—(2)

“Fighting

Gentlemen”

Noticiero

Informe

6:30—(2) Ritmos

del

‘By

Tiempo

Melodias

Deportiva

Ivanhoe

Noticias

Unidas

(Sp.)

Officiat

“Kid

Detective

Nightingale’

; (Film)

8:30-—(2) Aventuras de Paladin 9:00- (2) Revista. Sabatina (4)Carayana Espanola 10:00— (2) Noticias Los

Muchachos”

Deportiva

2:13—(4)

Sunday, May Oral Roberts

4:00—(6)

“Window

4:30—(6) 5:30—(2)

“Caught” (Film) Mike Malone

El Comandante to the World”

— (Film

? ig

Deportiva

ii ‘

(4) Cartoons ie (6) Inquisitive Giant i (il) Films: “Return of Scarly 4 Pimpernel,” “Rembrandt,” r “As You Like It” 6:25—(2) Informe del Tiempo 6:30—(2) Padre Leon ; (4) Aventuras de Campeon (6) UN Interviews ‘ 6:45—(6) Jr. Science { 7:00—(2) Four Just Men, Film (4) “Frontera Sur” (Film) (6) Film Review 7:30—(2) Jinetes de McKenzie (6) “The Big Picture” 8:00—(2) Sea Hunt (4) “Frontera” (6) “Gentleman Jim” (Film) 8:30-—(2) Zane Grey Theater * (4) “Rifleman” i 9:00-(2) Perry Como Show _ (4) Mantovani y Orquesta 9:30—(4) ‘The Heat’s On” (Film)

10:00—(2)

Noticias

10:15-—(2)

Hiteheock

Deportes

Presents

—

PRESENTS

i a

AL MUNDO

MATINEE

8:00—EVENING

HOTEL

9:45—CLOSING

ce come

“UH

ae.

TOMORROW SUNDAY 22

NATIONS MOVIE

4:00—VENTANA AL MUNDO 4:30—MOVIE MATINEE 6:00—FROM HERE AND THERE 6:30—UNITED NATIONS 6:45—JUNIOR

6:30—TOPPER

ext. 215

epee

(Film)

Able,” “Timber War,”

6:15—(2)

CHANNEL

6:00—FROM HERE AND THERE

SUNDAYS

call Tel.

Serenade

Matinee.

SATURDAY

CHARGE

INTERCONTINENTAL reservations

(6) “This is Your Army”

WIPR-TV

7:30—UNITED

For

Music

10:00 ~WRIO-WFID-FM-Steree 11:00-WRIO—HiFi Serenade

TODAY

COVER

music by Sanson Batalia. and his Steel Band.

VIAN

Guide

6;330—WHOA-— Musicana 7:00—-WITA-—HiFi Music 7:30—WRIO—Music for Many 8:00—-WITA—Fiesta en su Hogar

4:30—MOVIE

Violin

Music

4:00—VENTANA

DEPARTAMENTO OS INSTRUCCION PuaLiCca, SSTADO LIBRE ASOCIADO DF PUERTO RCO

Ramirez

t PEOPEYrr!

8:00

His

Fiesta,

Orchestra

his Combo

TOMORROW SUNDAY: Steel Band Buffet at the Pool Terrace

his

Intercontinental

11:00 P.M.

FISK

Battle

6:00—(4) Concilio Evangélico de P.R. a (6) De Aqui y de Alla (1) Films: “Sing While you arc i

6:00-(2) Oficina

Fellowship

WWWW-Varieties

;

:| 5

Ronda

la Sierra,

“‘Heartaches”

2:45—(4) Hipicas

Church

9:00-WWWW-—Romantic

CHARLIE

i | |

WIPR - (6) |,

Music

- Moonlight

the

WKEM-~1: |,

(Film) 10:15- (2) Cabalgata

4:30-WHOA-—Pop Concert 5:15-WKYN-Entertainment 6:00—-WHOA—News

Music by

(4). ‘Nosotros

WWWW -—Serenade 12:00—- WHOA~—News

1:00-WHOA—Gene Tiel and 2:00-WHOA-R. Benliza WKYN-—Showtime WFID-FM-—The Opera

“Continuous

and

§ 3

(Listings Subject To Change) (Programs Listed According to Language a

(6)

Rendezvous

11:05-WHOA- Midnight

FAJARDO The Wild

Hombre

(2)

WRIO-WFID-FM-—Stereo

WRIO-Dining

RICO:

} |

Musical

3:00—-WHOA-—Seaside

African

WKAQ-(2)

(4)

—Bandstand

10:15—-WHOA-—Christian

IN:

DRIVE

WAPA-—(4)

7:00—(2)

News Music

May

Younger,

BAYAMON

(6) Naciones

7:30—WRIO—Music for Many 8:00—- WITA—Fiesta WWWW-Fiesta Time WRIO—Hifi Nocturnal 8:15—WFID-FM—Nocturnal

WWWW-—

Cole

Lion, Whiplash ~ Sunday: Sleeping Beauty, Doctor’s Dilemma OLLER: Ten Commandments PONCE FOX-DELICIAS: Rio Bravo Sunday; The Miracle -

(4) Ronda

Music

WKYN-—Financial 6:30—WFID-FM-—Dining

Yeller,

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Music

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PARADISE:

ye > Quintero, dean of the University of Puerto Rico’s School of General Studies, will assume the number two position in the Depart-

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WHE SAN JUAN ‘STAR — Saturday, May 21; 1960

increase write

the

Page

$800,000

recruitment

216

po-

Roman

lice besides the 350 officers initially recommended by Governor Luis Munoz Marin. A second amendment ‘ups from $450,000 the sum earmarked to eer

cover Beale.

increases

in the

Here For Tomorrow

under-

police

religious Rico’s San

pay

§ k e

increases

for

public school ing vocational sum

also

the

for

island’s

the

larger

Vote The

Was

budget

Jose

one

week

The

week

when

a.m. on

bishops

delegation

called

every

in the

San

Juan

for

for passing a bloc

bill.

opposition

the

hour such

nority parties to the budget bill is standard practice in the Commonwealth

The

legislature.

total

budget

1961

fiscal

recommended

ernor

Munoz,

Gov-

the

Ge-

but

children

tier, a Popular announced terday that she will take

yespart

combin-

ed budget recommended by Munoz for basic government func-

budgeted Governor

tions

552

the

29 per cent;

the

follows:

Education

Welfare

and

insular

$34,365,268

SHIP

FROM

ARCHANTELOS

Vancouver,

N. European Ports

HAGUE

B.C.

S.J. 318

Here

how

counsel

prediction

Khrushchev

Germany

months.

Under

tances it is bit and try

these

ty.of

the

signature

peace

with

the

exist.”

8.J. .

S. American ports

French Imbert

Royal Neth., 8. J. Trading

Barranquilla

Bordas

Tropic Lines

‘THE

SEAS

ALCOA

Ibompet

RUNNER

Sea

Land

§. American

Continental,

“ports

Themas

St.

Mayagiiez,

P.R.V.L

In alty

235

Mayagiiez, Ponce, Balt., N. Y.

Alcoa ~

Cc.

Trviitle

b>}

Trujillo

Frutera Campo Bello

Jacksonville

ports

ALCOA RANGER

Mobile, N. Orleans

JEAN

Phil.,

Gulf ports, Canal Zone, Far East

Carib.,

BROOKLYN

Middle & Far

BEIGHS

East.

MARION

Gulf

LYREB

¥.

ports

(information compiled by San Juan STAR from St

ports

Alcoa

Ponce, Mayagiiez. Phil., Balt.

Bull

Ponce, N. ¥

and E

Brazil.

then south trip

skirted about of the African was

all

over

they

have

planes.

Nearly 500 Taking Police Exams Today Nearly

Her

Police

suggestion.

and

1950 U.S.

500 candidates for the

force

will

nal examinations Barbosa School,

Ascension station range,

San Juan: Fajardo:

TIDES 5:45 AM 5:36 AM

6:56 PM 6:47 PM

Ponce Mayagiiez:

5:36 5:19

7:51 6:30

San

Juan:

and

12:12

AM AM

12:01 11:18

PM PM

11:54 PM

imported

Mayagiiez,

Ponce.

American, Gulf ports Devel

to the U. S.

Now you can enjoy the difference that extra aging

Co.

Lines

Igkes

Mercantile

Line

t Administration)

Canadian Whiskey A Blend 8, 12 years old $6.8 Proof OFC Dist. Co., N. Y. C. DAVILA

“Za

HERMANOS,

Casa

del Licor”

INC.

PM PM

TIDES 00:7 AM 9:55

Mayagiiez:

AM AM

Schentey's {2 R.

fi-

TIDES HIGH

Fajardo: Ponce:

water.

their,

today at the Hato Rey.

If accepted, these candidates will immediately start a 90-day training period. They are ex pected to be in uniform by

LOW

100 miles coast. The

take

Isbrandtsen,

makes.

Mendez

Mayasiiez, Ponce, Gulf

Since

down

Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Carlos Ball

pooh-

island, the last tracking on the Atlantic missile

Trailer

U. S. Pacifie Coast ports

airspace. shot

1956,

Saguenay,

Canadian

Balt.,

Rus-

tude of more than 1,000 miles, the rocket raced between the

coast

Sing atomic

times their

“ATLAS

Lines

TMT

~ -

August

(Continued From Page 1) 000 miles an hour and an alti-

Ferry

Canadian

such

York’s the

Canadian

SIX

SUNETNA

any

New

the only 8 and 12 year old

Ball

—

Since

Schenley’s

Japan, Honekorg, Hopolulu, Venezuda

spying.

sians have complained 10 that U.S. aircraft violated

time of a hot war the penfor getting caught usually

Gulf

MARU

trocuted

Line

SEIUN

was

government

Arnold.

Waterman

Jackecevil'e:

sians_ said he

Benedict

Mercantile

GEORGIA

all

traitor

Co.

TMT

Sing prison for passing secrets to the Russians.

camera-equipped

what

Even in a cold war there can be executions. Julius Rosenberg and his wife, Ethel, were elec-

1,200 miles inside their

Majesty’s

him

different

anything

a exotic

dancer whom the French exeeuted as a German spy during World War I; Nathan Hale, the Yankee teacher whom the British caught spying during the Revolution; and Maj. John Andre, the Britisher who was caught with secret papers concerning West Point that had been given

Joan}

Francis

That

Hari,

Freight

KATHRYN SHELLINES

his

Admitting

Line,

Cia. Tras. Espahola, Mendez

Thomas

Ponce,

¥.

the

somewhat

squad.

to Mata

OLDEST FINEST CANADIAN

_ MSTS

Orleznm

Balt.,

Europe

Newark

: St.

Ger-

makes case

and

Seaboard SS, S. J. Mercantile

_- Mobile,

twe

Mayatuez, Ponce

2»

trea-

23 -

St. Croix

him

OPERATOR AND/ OR AGENTS

Barranquifa

MONARCH

What

betrayed

firing

The

TROPIC STAR BERNICE M

LEDA

CASPER

wait a efforts

(Communist East West) which actual-

La Guaira, Spain

Newark

circums-

Avtwery

Beauvais,

poohed

tion

ex-

STAR

his

powers to the ques-

Havana

CITY

put

of all the victorious seek a solution of

Canal Zone, Guantanamo, Atlantic ports

ATLANTIC

is-

summit

sensible to by common

AZALEA

chon of of Are.

cau-

“We believe that although reactionary forces blew up the summit conference in Paris, /the next summit conference will take place -in six to eight

Homer

is that the U.S. government admitted what he was doing shortly after the ‘Russians captured

and

new

Atlantic Coast ports

CHURRUCA

spies,

Crab, a in 1956 The Rus-

organized

sang: of the Trojan horse, and a British spy, Bishop Pierre Cau-

Lt. Cmdr. Lionel K. frogman, disappeared near a Russian cruiser.

Carib.

ports

hard-

sian, “We do not let this subject out of our sight. Let’s wait a bit. It will ripen better.”

Federal

DEPARTURE MAY

have

Britain’s

MENNON TRANSCARIBBEAN

well

SCHEDULES

may

but

not usual. For example,

spying

Rus-

lunches and hospitals.

_ SHIPPING

spies.”

Rowers

interject the Ger-

hundréd

happened

ly invented it. The Egyptians had

said

for

German-Berlin

questions,

SPRUNGER

of Prussia

systematized

man

debt

cent.

Berlin

king

U2 plane

man states and federal

per.

Ulbricht,

West

the

contributions for such programs as highway construction, school-

Walter

using

Industrial development 3 _ per cent: Housing 2 per cent; and

amortization

not neto cold

BUD

country.

$56,365,820

represent

The

to of

from special funds, the estimated that $22,000,

would

penses

8 per cent;

estimated

ceded

ed the translator that note. Speaking

demonstration.

574,943. Of the

over

full budget. breakdown of

crisis

Germany,

meeting:

Rincon

current

$28,969,391

new

and

NEW. YORK (AP)—Frederick the Great, the father of modern military espionage, ‘once remarked that ‘I am always pre-

sues. At one point he interreupt-

his

for

Agricultural development was earmarked for 5 per cent, or $15,-

year’s The

chief

tion

the

Gau-

the

Felisa

time

Berlin

espionage and sabotage. Advocates Caution Khrushchev advocated

one

neral and Special Funds, ascends to $307,611,613, an increment of

children, giving

a week of school instruction.

Mayor

year

including

school

matter

mi-

West

eans

area.

needed

put a brake

y Fl oht

Oddity In Espionage “hamals

this

who bitterly attacked the United States. He accused Ameri-

for

Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin has vigorously opposed, not the question of religious instruction

Paris

exploded the

threatening

munist

parish.

On the first roll call only 27 Popular legislators were on the floor, while 33 is the majority

war tensions on these issues. His speech was followed by one from East German Com-

economic

have

from

his announcement does cessarily signal an end

of politics,

and

German

conference with a Niainsults for Eisenhower.

the

over

school.

distinction

While Khrushchev on

instruction

outside

read

put

summit gara of

Pesquera’s

hour’s

wag

show

Feliu

speech

will

in Puerto Rico, and at least 1,000 demonstrators from each parish

opposition.

The

his

to wildly cheering Communists. His attitude contrasted with the

Stadium,

demonstration

Luis

without

Passage of the bill was delayed however, until the second vote.

Puerto

children

tomorrow

race, or social condition.”

bate the budget Dill, limiting their opposition to a sraight vote

ORR

school

public

for

—

pendence and Statehood parties opposing the budget in bloc. The minority. legislators did not de-

Seg

for

Bishops James Davis of San Juan and James E, McManus of. Ponce have termed Sunday’s rally an act of Catholic affirmation

vote of 35 to 14, with both Inde-

mass

each

a ‘result

passed

Juan,

bill

35-14

was

public

Rep.

contribution the insular. government must make to the teacher retirement system as of the increase in pay.

instruction

(Continued From Page 1) sometimes almost somber,

the controversial issue. / The rally comes on the heels of this week’s 31-6 vote in the House of Representatives tabling

teachers, includinstructors. This

allows

supporters

rallyat Sixto Escobar

The sum of $6,200,000 is provided in an amendment covering pay

Catholic

US. Admission Of

NIKITA

Religious Rally Set

From

‘a

BUDGET (Continued

Four-Step Delivery Is Best For Most Bowlers Member

Brunswick

BUZZ

ALTHOUGH

The

articles

of a series of 18

Fourth

Advisory

recommend

The four-step delivery is one used by most bowlers

livery—with

It is most velopment

delivery to help

conducive of

allows power

to the

proper

timing

from

the body

and

since

get

your

the

foul

its body

primary in

motion

the As

and

graceful

glide.

toward

release with

the

ball,

your

arm.

the“ sec-

2-1

lead

opening

day

play

matches

Cup Britain.

the

| in

foursomes |

and Janet 4 and 2.

Mc-

Robinson

of Haverhill,

Mass. and Mrs. Ann Casey Johnstone, of Mason City, Iowa, beat Porter

Frances of

Elizabeth

Bonallack

Smith

Britain, Price

and

Ruth

and

pion,

and

Angela

Britain

Joanne Wash.

Q—That’s

110

corner? A—Right.

J. Landrau G. Rivera

114 117

105

defeated

Gunders one

up.

Tetrarquina El Tigre

No Boy R. Flores No No No

(Nati-

Tigre

Boy Boy Boy

4th-$2,400; 4 YO-up; ed) a-Star n’ Garter Barbalin Colorido

115 115 120 115 120 120 115

Corchado C. Rosario C. Bonilla due. Convidada

Consenso Epi Jr. about start.

Landrau

Carrita M. Pinito Epi Jr. Cibeles Don Nico

recent

Eternal

Martinez

Julia D. Otello

top

7 f.

Boy

Maldonado

a-Sagner & Chase Otello no worse

113 113 118 114

Pagan No Boy I. Pizarro No

Boy

Puchi Puchi La 37 Fichas Negras Ecuador

El Vigia Prodigo Tete B.

6th-$1,550;

BOATING IS FAMILY FUN

good

Gonzalo F. No Escape

A MAN WITH A BOAT

WILL ADD 20 YEARS of 70 HIS LIFETIME

ENDS OUTDOOR FUN

ARE NMADE FOR

Bandolin Futura

Cc.

Sierra Bretona Benaber Rarintgo J.

Bucalemito

The

Sempre

Vy. R. H. Cops.

Ambolero

Andino Torres No Boy Bonilla

113

115 115 114

Bousada

Rivera

Caraballo

110

a-Stable Cesar Gonzalez entry. Bousada Sempre the one to catch. can win in stretch duel. Ambolero not

out: of

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Night 2-1982

down

knocked

down

representa

all the pins

ithe

a split.

the first ball,

of the sheet. between

+ They

the two

10 pins. Two

strikes

in a row

is worth

two

team

has

10 marks

and

the other

15, the latter

teachers

along with bowling

instructors.

Q moved

into a

first-place tie with Bacardi No. 1, the Puerto Men’s night

Metro Summer League at the Bolera as it took three of four points from

214,

but his

team,

who

Bacardi

moved

No.

into

2, dropped

third

place,

the Airport League, Bird Restaurant and their one-two positions Wednesday night.

Bird, with

a record

all four

one

point

Trans

of 19-9, won

points

behind

Caribbean

re-

three out of four

Weather.

Trans Caribbean took three-of four from Pan American on Charlie Jordan’s high series of 587. Trans Caribbean’s record is now 1612-1114.

120

Boy Boy

of -pins

left standing

50 pins.

League-leading

115 114 112 115

No No

if one

MAJOR

R. Maldonado

number

pins

if I knock

about

($5,000) ;

Boy

Fulgurante

the

from

107 107 needed

bound

clmg

righthand

and

In tained

114

The Sharper Acropolis

happens

Comercial Facundo the two leaders.

110 109 114 117

Melendez No Escape

the

Vic Noa had the evening’s high series of 595, including games 224

114

Boy

_ Paced by Don Yandell’s 573 and Georgie Mufioz’s 566, Don Q won the second and third games and total pins to make its record 21-11.

109 105 119

(Imported)

a-Dior a-Patache Labayen Call

122 117

Rodriguez

Futura one to fear. recent start. Gonzalo be right there. 11:16

No Boy Bonilla

box

Bacardi.

119 114

Matos No Boy

L. R. Velez J. R. Cintron A. Sayan No Boy D. Cordero

Oscar La Brisa

for

if the

bet by not hiring math Don

($2,000); 114

Cangrejo Garza Don Domin Coaui

7th-$2,300;

clmg Rosario

No Boy F. Iglesias L. Landrau

Volare

stands

Rican champions, in the de Rio Piedras Tuesday

113 116 111

. C.

litfle

Real Scores

112

YO-up;

£. (Imported)” Grifa

fill in half of that

Q—I don't believe you. : And with that, the guy took off, te where, I’m not sure. But I’m pretty certain it wasn’t to a scoring pad. Somehow, after reflecting on the conversation, I feel the bowling establishments are missing a

107 107

Boy

DOUGLAS

you.

Q—Are you really sure all this is right? A—Yes.

Comica in clever hands. Bolero may not stop. Debutante about due. Tete B. ,ene to beat if she stays in the race. 1, La

110 105

Davila

Q—So,

114 110 107 103

B. R. Correa W. Rodriguez M. Melendez

that

that little figure they write in the upper lefthand corner

leading by about A—Correct.

105 107 105 107

Reyes No Boy G. Rivera J. Belmonte No Boy A. Colon

for

Imaginary Scores

one is worth

104 107

score

I write the figure 10? A—No, record a figure only if you leave any pins standing. Q—Now, the other night, I watched two teams in a match.

each

($1.200);

Nike Universitario Triguena Comica Cocuyito Debutante Eva Miss Nendi

me,

marks.

Star.”

excellent

Querencia Elsa J. Botero

interviewing

A—That’s an estimate of who’s winning. They were recording the number of marks for each team. A spare or strike is a mark, and

106 114

5th-$1,300; 5 f. (Native)

cimg

keep

were marking something in the middle team scores. What was that?

118

Stable entry. than second.

you

It’s circled

Q—What do

(Import-

Valdes No Boy

YO-up;

cat

the

And you fill in the entire box for a strike.

A—That’s

Garter-Lady Eternal entry has chance. Colorido keen invader. 4

informa-

frame.

first ball.

120 120 needed

G. Corchado J. A. Nieves

when

Q—What’s of the

form.

alw;

night

A—To compute a spare, add 10 to the total number of pins you knock down on your next ball. For a strike, total the pins on the next two balls and again add that figure to 10: Q—I’ve heard the same thing before. Are you sure that’s right? A—Positive.

hands. sharp

a point.

Q—Ohhbhh.

109 120

in clever due. Kafu

alw;

other

Q—Oh. So, how do I learn how to keep score? A—Well, to compute a spare .

($2.000);

L. Burgos Maldonado

can

college graduate to keep score.

you scoring now? I was agreeing with

114

YO-up;

Convidada

a-Lady

Barbara McIntire of Lake Park, Fla., the U.S. Amateur chamKirkland,

have

Q—Are A—No,

ve)

Balle

Mrs.

A—You

may entry

fast. 3rd-$2,400;

the

up and: tries to extract

Anyone

not every youngster, or matter, has the facility

108

business

easy.

D. Cordero E. Garcia M. Caraballo

del Carmen Nuevo about

own

comes

how.

is ridiculous.

Pizarro

Gemelito Siva Maria Puerto

elmg

YO-up;

Ma. del Carmen El Mucaro

against

defeated

Goodwin

this guy

Q—What do YOU mean, this is ridiculous? Any nine-year old can throw a 16-pound ball down a narrow lane and scatter 35 pounds of wood, but

115 110 114 115 113 115

Torres

No Boy I. Quinones No Boy entry.

Stable

It’s

($6,000);

Bonilla Bonilla

Nuevo

Aladino Berna Kafu

ville,

Joanne

Puerto

Hickory, of Marys-

Corkindale of Britain,

Cc. Cc.

2nd-$1.550: 6 f. (Native)

Judy Eller of Old Tenn. and Anne Quast

Wash.

elmg

YO-up;

Chiquitin well placed. Kelinda go all the way. Collores Cristalina has good chance.

golfers

yesterday

Lunares

Miami Chiquitin Kelinda a-Clinton

(AP)—

women

Three two-ball were played.

longest step in the delivery. you slide to the foul line

through

England

America’s a

Curtis Great

the backswing on the third step with the right foot. The left hand is extended forward for balance. The ball should not rise above shoulder level on the backswing. The fourth step, on the left foot, brings you up to the foul

line

away

First-$2,250;

5 f. (Native) a-Collores a-Cristalina

minding

can do it. don’t know

A—This

(5th Race)

first

sat,

from me. Like it was crazy, man, this “‘interview’’ went something like this:

Anyone Q—I

Cocuyito

You

your

alley, when

Q—How do you keep score? A—What do you mean, how do yo keep score?

“LONGSHOT

Catorce

the

is to

the height

took

line.

ball reaches

push

North

The second step with the left foot is slightly longer. The ball passes the knees and begins to swing to the rear.

The

step,

exception.

during

LINDRICK,

allowed

job

ball

tion The

(4th Race)

Lead Curtis Play US Women Golfers

deand

to start falling to the side. The first step should not be a long

one

the

There

bowling

Otello

ond.

coordination for the majority. The first step is with the right foot. The ball straight is pushed

away

one

carry

By Jim Douglas

BEST BET

The five-step delivery also it| starts with the left foot. Your arm motions are coordinated with the steps the same way the as in the standard four-step deand

taught in standard instruction. It is the one for any beginner. The four-step body momentum the ball.

starts

a five-step |

T use

What's The Score?_

RATINGS

delivery

with the left foot.and requires the arm to do much more work.

Staff

FAZIO

I don’t delivery, for everybody.

three-step

Bowling Round- Up

CARMONA’S EL COMANDANTE

No. 4

NATIONAL

Mays,

San

Francisco

‘Clemente,

Curry,

LEAGUE

Pittsburgh

344

Baily, Cincinnati. Spencer, St. Louis

White,

St.

Cimoli, Aaron,

Pittsburgh Milwaukee

Ashburn,

LEAGUE

376: Allison, Washington -372 Runnels, Boston +359 Power, Cleveland 350 Kuenn, Cleveland

Philadelphia

Skinner,

LEADERS

By The Associated Press LEADING BATSMEN (Based on 60 or more at bats) (including Thursday night games) LEAGUE AMERICAN

- 9336

Skowron, New York Maris, New York

-330 Hansen,

Louis

Baltimore

Piersall, Cleveland Woodling, Baltimore

Chicago

Kubek,

Aaron,

HOME RUNS Milwaukee

Lemon,

Banks,

Chicago

Held,

New

York

HOME RUNS Washington

Cleveland

McCovey, San Francisco Boyer, St. Louis Robinson, Cincinnati

Cerv, New York Minoso, Chicago Siebern, Kansas City

Mathews,

Skowron, New York

Milwaukee

Crandall, Milwaukee RUNS BATTED Clemente, Pittsburgh

McCovey,

Battey, Washington RUNS BATTED ‘Skowron, New York

San Francisco

Banks, Chicago Mazeroski, Pittsburgh Robinson, Cincinnati eds

'|Minoso, wa

Chicago

Lemon, Washington Gentile, Baltimore Howard, New York.

Tenagaaie

Pins...

fares See

21, 1960

STAR — Saturday, May

JUAN

SAN

THE

er ete

+ Saiurday, May 21, 1960

MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS

AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet.

-WoL

Chicago

615

—

NATIONAL Pittsburgh 21 San .Fran. 20 ‘| Cincinnati 17.

16..

12.

571

Milwaukee

542

10.

.565

Los

.419

400

379

York

Night

14 10

10. 10 ll

games

2060. 1% 455 4

Chicago

St.

13 15 17

435 400 «4.357

Phila.

4% 5% 6

Detroit

(Foytack

land ‘(Perry

Chi

Milwaukee

(Continued

experts ing

From

the

favored

Batk

Page)

third

event,

Celador

‘to

$10.70 and $430. -

San

the

123

tucky

two

the

weeks.

Ken-

ago

—

Turfland

pack

Inc.’s

Bally

Ache,

and

the Canadian star E. P. Taylor’s Victoria Park. Venetian Way remained the even money favorite to win the $150,000 added classic over the mile and

three-sixteenths distance.

Liz

McCoy’s

126

for

Victeria

Park.

but was

elsewhere

nally was

committed

today.

The

jeb

given 26-year-old

to fi-

Tony

Despirito.

Despirito, who led U. S. riders in 1952 with the

12th

1958

and

390 winners,

Preakness.

last

with

the

rede

finished

‘Maiye

Chance Farm’s ‘Liberty Ruler, who ran

entry

with

Jewel’s

re-

ward. Bally. Ache, the speed - demon who blistered the early: Derby pace only to be caught on the final turn and passed by Venetian Way, is the 8-5 second choice. Victoria Park,

Canada’s

champion

2-year-

old iast year, is next-at 6.to 1. Others in the field, which is: the same size.as 10 years ago when Hill _Prince

Middleground,

upset

are

Derby

winner

the

British-

Rod Laver Outclassed

and

Lark.

pounds.

tice Luis

Chase

All

will

$67.50

the - three,

proximately

and

4:48

p.m.

(EST)

the

up,

and

Cleve-

Angeles

(Drysdale

~ Philadelphia

4-3

at Pittsburgh 3-4)

(Owens

2-4),

—

won

returned

$16.90.

duce

$689.40

double

pay

off,

‘give him two-thirds of the elusive Triple

2|5

will. gross $175,000 with goingto the winner.

Crown.

The

$125,000

ed Belmont Stakes June New York is the finale. horses

The

have

gone

all

add-

11 in Eight

the

way.

last was Citation in 1948.

—

Weightlifting Champs Go To. Schenectady ‘Puerto Rico “National

will send two a champions to the

Juvenile

Championship

to be held at aneaapanen New York tonight. Middleweight José Manuel Figueroa and bantamweight Fernan-

do Baez will make the trip, according to Néstor Figarella, spokesman for the Puerto lifting Federation.

Terie

ateeal

Rico

Weight-

a fair chance . He finish-

the

winning

nine

lenghts.

RESULTS . ist-RACE-Parse 1,500: allowance; 3-yearvids; Maidens; five furlongs (Native)

Anita V. (Maldonado) Peleador

(Olivo)

- $10.60

Time: 1:02 2|5. Isabela, San ‘Blas, Sparta, Guarani, Tocayo, Maria del Pilar, Canovanas, Carabina, Bella Aurora, La Boheme, and Rin Tin Tin also ran. 2nd RACE-Purse $3,100; allowance; 2year-olds;

five

furiengs

)

Cardiologe (Bonilla)

Out of Betting Formentor (G. Rivera) $2.90 $2.40 Chamaco {J. Pizarro) $3.90 ‘Time: 1:01 2|/5. No Pregunties, Debla,

vais. ie Sete Syrita B., and Chamba also

ran.

4-year-vlds-up. Walter A. (L. R. Velez) "$10.50 $430 Celader (Nieves) $3.10 Time: 1:28. Miami, Sifu, Collores, Aplicado, La Mulata, and Don Basi also ran. 4th RACE-Purse 3 allowance; 3year-olds; seven furlongs (Native) Chino (Sayan) $29.90 $9.40 Camisionista (Bonilla) 96.40 Time 1:28 1/5. Don Giovani, Senadora, Complot, Prestigio, Dinamita, Taquiilera, Somader, and Generala also ran. —

Sth RACE-Porse $2,400; allowance; 3year-olds; Maidens; 1 1/16 miles (imported)

Miss Dalia (Vaides) Candela (I, G. Ramos) Time: @eberto,

$67.50

$16.50 $5.50

1:51 3/3. ‘Casualita, Verdun, Russa, La Liamarad.

Ri-'

4-year-clds-up: five iurlongs (imported) #lecha (.. R. Velez) $16.30 $7.70 |] Vista -Alegre (Maldonado)

Time:

aroe,

1:01

Pancho

1/5. Yankee

dic, Ringo

Villa,

Heo,

» Spell,

Blade,

Tuck-

Fuseli,

They’re off!... Share this excitante momento with

the

El-In-

Vadarkabiar.

Oxford Miss, Cantare, and Acerina also

Puerto

Rican

fans,

as the

thorough-

breds burst from the starting gate at one of the

world’s most modern-racetracks,.El Comandante. See

the

world-famous

Electronic

Brain

a matter of seconds.

Excitante! Play la Dupleta

(Daily Double), a real thriller. There

away

from

your

. All of it is just

San

Juan

hotel...

is Fiesta Hipica at El Comandante

Wednesdays,

Fridays,

Sundays

and

all year ‘vound! Post time is 3:00-P. M. Seftoras

y Sefioritas

free

7th RACE-Parse 4-year-vlds-up;

1550: six

claiming

furlongs

Wednesdays.

hhind- Chuck champ.

Vinci, U. S.

Olympic een

Estampide,

$9.00

Acropolis,

Ingiesa also ran. Handies—Pool (900.189. 10; daily $17,510. Daily Double ‘(Caumbers 7 and

$689.40.)

+ anewey

(4,500):

(Imported)

$4.40 $3.50 er

and

double 8

paid

Smandanic "PUERTO

RICO'S

PRICE

holidays,

ran.

Campus Filly (Bonilla) Barbalin (Carchasdo) Time: 1:14 1/5. Bousada.

El Comandante calculating the 5 and 6 pool in

minutes

t Gth RACE-Purse $1,300; elaiming ($1,200);

Borken,

mR pane cu 3"

Valdes

finish

highest this year. Cardiologo, the two-year-old son of Etiope, scored his- sixth straight triumph as a runner. He sped five furlongs in 1:01

jackpot $121,000

PARIS, (AP)—Austrialian -Rod Laver, fourth seeded player, was beaten by un- seeded Manuel Santana of Spain, 6-2,4-6,6-4,5-7, and 63 im the third round of the International French Tenn i-s

France, 2-6, 6-2, 6-1, and 7-5.

Rivera

(Jones

only Divine Comedy appeared in Flecha, winner of the second the Derby. He ran ninth in a field- half of the double, paid $16:50 of 13. and $7.70 and helped to proae ee ee

By Santana

Person,

ride

Mrs.

A victory for Venetian Way, ito A late ‘development during yesterday -was the selection of a be ridden by Bill Hartack, wouid

the Derby,

ESS

representin

Manuel: Yeaza rede the colt in

end the

Isaac Blumberg’s Venetian Way,

jeckey

‘weed from

se TS

kota

SPS

« Vs

finishers

Derby

were ,

Francisco

2-0)

beat-

BALTIMORE (AP) Half a dozen colts, the smallest field since 1950, were entered yesterday for the 84th Preakness —the world’ S richest race for 3-year-old thoroughbreds. Included ‘in today's lineup

(Jay 0-1)

at St,

return

Minutes later, "Chino beat highly favored Don Giovanni and paid $29:90 -and $940 in the fourth race. However, the lovigest. shot of Eriskcaieed Oaltic “Ash Green Dunes Farm of the day came in the fifth one when Miss Dalia, with appren-

By JOHN CHANDLER

2-4)

WHT

Venetian Way Still - (RACING RESULTS Even Money Favorite = %

Games

(Eliswerth

night.

(AP Wirephoto.)

Angeles

(Purkey

Antonelli 2-0) (Friend 5-1).

1-2)

Way, a favorite in toto start his solo round .

of the track iin preparation for the race. ~ Workout boy William J. Root iis aboard ‘the winner.

..355

Louis (Mitell 1-2).

Los 2-1)

Los

Today’s

Aguirre 1-1). Beston - (Casale

Cincinnati

3-0)

1-3

°° 2

San Francisce iat Milwaukee, j postponed, rain.

Seores

City, Y Baltimore 4 Today’s Games New York (Ditmar 2-0) -at Chicage (Denovan 1-8) Washington ‘(Clevenger 1-2) at Kamsas City (Garver 0-3) at

Cincinnati

not - included.

(Pertecarrero

Louis

414

Night games not included. ‘Late Thursday's: Scores

Kansas

“Baltimore

Angeles

11 12

Late Thursday’s

Derby

wy 4

New.

Detroit Washington K. City

Kentucky

—

Baltimore

Cleveland Boston

A FAVORITE. WORKS OUT—Sunny Blue Farm’s Venetian day’s $150, 000-added Preakness breaks free of a work pony

LEAGUE 10 677 -10 .667 14 548

“the San Juan Star

SHE CARMONA'S PICKS PAGE 26

May 21, 1960

wre

LGA

BOA

OKs Race Bi

Fiouse

HT NBR

San Juan, Puerto Rico, a.

IR:

was

third

Schell

with

288,

jockeys.

300.

perior

the Su-

Basketball

which

took they

After

allowed

Cir-

early

never

38-33

on the

work

game

second tori

was

lead

IN. GOOD

halftime

Eddie

the

and

shows

the

whole

the game's points and

with

Martinez

scored

best San-

tallies. 16

for

Captains.

Armandito

Torres,

rookie

the year in ‘59, was the outstanding scorer for the losers

with

16 points.

scored

for

Joe San

Aviles

av work

police

or schol

has

not

since

said.

Hunter

her

of Fort Buchanan

the

Woman’s

Island

San

Juan

owners.

Racing

and

opera-

three

Cardidlogo

After

racing

card

Anita

The

Pool: $35,354.50 The

b en,

“cinco-seis”

NEW

YORK

yesterday at El Coman- | payored one wee one Six

Gah Pp

winners

for five.

“papeleta,”

0229)

of Argentina, a

10-round

a unanimous

decision at Mad-

ison Square Garden. Mach-

Cardiologo

then,|races,

gave body-pounding Alex

| Miteff,

sound drubbing last night

the

pool.

—

Eddie Machen

costing | in winning

33 cents carried away

(AP)

won.

Walter A.

(See

the

Results,

WEST INDIA MACHINERY & SUPPLY CO. 8

first

surprised Page

27)

two

the}

Portland,

weighed

203.

1903/4,

Ore.,

Miteff

seyen

and

races

PITTSBURGH

also

au-

1 PONS ERE BON

(AP)

—

they

San

defeated

the

Francisco

second-place

Giants,

54,

innings.

The game was tied _three-all after thé regulation nine innings. San Francisco went ahead 4-3 in the top of the 12th, but the battling Bucs pushed across two in the bottom half of the inning to take it. “There

was

one

homer

the

game, by Willie McCovey, ninth of the year.

CLEVELAND, sall

(AP)—A_

single

gave

the

his

Jim

Cleveland

baPier-

Indians

all the runs they needed last night to beat the Boston Red Sox, 2-0 in the opener of a two-

after His

game

being installed in office. proposals would be sub-

mitted to turn must

the board, which in hold public hearings

within

days

after

receiving

series.

The

bases

Indians

had

loaded

single

the

Harvey

Kuenn, a double by Tito Francona, and an intentional pass

to Vic Power

of Puerto

Rico.

BASEBALL SCORES NATIONAL Ss.

100

000

LEAGUE 011

001—4

8 1

100 100 100 002—5 12 1 O’Dell

and

Schmidt,

dix,

Face

Loes

(12)

Landrith’ (8);

Had-

(8),

Burgess, Oldis (3-1). L-O’Dell

(8), Green

(10)

(9). (1-4):

and

W-Green

HR-San Francisco MeCovey (9). L. Angeles 000 002 001-3 61 Phila. 101 010 30x—6 13 0 Podres, Roebuck (5), Labine (6),

Rakow

Roseboro; W-Conley HR-Los

(7),

Milwaukee

(8)

and

Conley and Newman. (2-1). L-Podres (2-4). Angeles,

Philadephia,

Chicago

Sherry

Taylor

Neal

(2).

(3).

Cincinnati St. Louis

000 102

AUTOMOTIVE

00 00

AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 000 000 000—0

~ . 3 0

Cleveland.

000

20x—2

Monbouquette, Hillman (8) and H. Sullivan, Gile (8); Grant, ‘Stigman

(8)

Grant

and

(1-1).

Romano.

W-

L-Monbouquette

(3-3).

Baltimore Detroit

200 000

010 010

000—3 003—4

8 1 40

Walker, Wilhelm (6), Pappas ! (9) and Thomas; Mossi, Morgan } (9)

and

Wilson.

L-Pappas

W-Morgan

000'| New York

000 | Chicago.

(3-0).

(2-4).

000 100. 00

002 000 00

SALES and

SERVICE a

The

league-leading Pittsburgh Pirates inereased their advantage to one and a half games last night as

ses-loaded

Administrator

Jones,

Over Alex Miteff

pool

week

Pirates Edge Giants, 5-4 In 12 Innings

thorized under the House-approved bill to draft a code of racing regulations three months

Pitts.

Machen Triumphs

ana}

holds four of its for native horses.

double pay off of

highlighted | yesterday’s

favorites

days

them.

El Comandante.

ing shot-putters, has been reported missing by his father, police said yesterday. John C. Davis told police he last saw his 6-foot-4, 260-pound son at 8 p.m. Tuesday when he left home for a part time job

Davis

Laura

earned

2 Longshots Produce $689.40 Daily Double bred

ANGELES (AP) — Dave one of the nation’s lead-

Tarzana.

that

open

the year, and the sixth straight victory for Puerto Rico-

Reported Missing

swing

Several longshots, the highest y!

also

German.

Shot Putter Davis: LOS Davis,

FORM—Mrs.

the

Amateur championship at Berwind yesterday. Mrs. Hunter carded a 54-hole score of 259 to win the three-day tournament by four strokes. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett)

dominat-

during

second

cancel

mited to native-bred horses. El Comandante is presently

half.

Navedo was scorer with 24

also

tors of El Comandante, and how many races a day must be li-

score, Arecibo, spearheaded by Fufi Santori and Moises Navedo,

went

the

Association,

relinquished.

could

his judgement the ‘does not; provide

view the. decisions handed down by the Administrator, The group would have the authority: to decide the number of racing days a week to be

cuit’s championship here last night. A crowd of more than 5,000 fans saw last year’s powerful

machine

race in contest

serving a term of four years, would replace the present Racing Commission and would re-

83-74 im the 1960

Amateur

goes

now

guarantees” for the public. The Board, with each member

Arecibo Capchampions,

beat San German, opening game of

Con-

Gracia,

the Senate. The measure calls for an eight-

any the

Arecibo Wins Hoop Opener ARECIBO—The tains, defending

and Herminio

year tenure of an Administrator, who would have the power to suspend temporarily the li‘censes of owners, trainers, and

Buchanan

even

TRS.

Jean

Padin

nine strokes ahead of Mrs. Claire Stanley, also of Roosevelt Roads. Mrs.

Munoz

ARR

racing statute, co-spon-+ by Representatives Rene

cepcion

Roosevelt with

The sored

RCM

title

all-powerful czar and a three-man rating board, both to be appointed by the Governor, ¢

Beso TET

the

vote a racing bill that would establish an

“HO RMO

won

her 5

Roads

House

pez we ize

Clinchard

Commonwealth

DIVISION

_ Roosavele Ave. at N. W. Telephone 8-0000

15th Street Puerto Nuevo

Marina

The

Se mm a

Mrs. Laura Hunter of Fort Buchanan yesterday won the 54hole Women’s Island Amateur at the Berwind Country Club by four strokes over Mrs. Joyce Weikens of Berwind. Mrs. Hunter shet a 14-over-par 87 yesterday to card a three-round total of 259. She previously came in with an 87 and 85. Mrs. Weikens had an 89 yesterday for a 263 total. Third place went to Mrs. Margaret Orinstein of Berwind who had a three-day total 6f 264, five sirokes off the pace. In first flight competition, Mrs.

SEEN

Allows For Czar ITo Rule 8 Years By HAROLD J. LIDIN

Berwind Golf To Mrs. Hunter

‘3%

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