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was é denouement of a-“Hello, Central”) whodunit that began three months. and. three days

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charge in the U; N. Security

.

Council. He. was replying to a de-|: mand from Seviet Foreign | | Minister Andrei Gromyko} that the U. S. be condemned

What brought it all about was

Laborde’s: long-standing suspi‘?fjcion that the Puerto, Rico Tele-

charging|. ne-

as-an aggresor for aerial}

spying on Soviet territory.

had “written” iver

War

moving.

Attorney

Luis

1054

Ruben’

Janiz,

of

Ponce

Ave:,

Santutee, Laborde’

the

notary’s

oe

decided) to. act directly, ” Sealed Dial” On Feb. 20, in he presence

{Mof

Leon ‘with

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adhesive: tape. Apellaniz, who. is also) a-notary; covered” the] tape: “with ted wax, ‘and- prepar-.

Feb. 20.

unitil

sealed,

During

trea! tis

leepieane

CTAR Photo By Ju-

statute -swamped

monw.

could

A

joint resolution

| troduced” by

SEALED DIAL — The

said

|

oe

that the

of

Russians

thousands. of | spies - every-

where, ‘and that since the death of Stalin, 360 actually had been

convicted in) the! free world. He spoke for: only 15 minutes Lodge:

denied ‘that - the

the

was.in-

.-Administra-

‘tion for the extension. It. is expected to’ receive a favor-

living||/ |

period. ihe: received. two Bully room telephone of Raul Laborde, i able vote in /the next) few from. the: telephone. company. } showing. the ‘adhesive’ tape and} ' days, The. first hill; aéovering ‘the notary’s: wax: with’ which ‘its dial |fs On April-26, a motion experiod Feb;23 through. Mar. : *29, was'sealed ‘for more than -three| | tending the session ‘to : May (See: ANGRY PHONE, Page ai) motiths. (STAR Photo) _ |, 30- was passed.

any.

other

agency

government.” Lodge

of

the

Disarmament

US:

said

Montauk

was

Talks Urged

US.

UNITED

| the} dresence

Soviet. vessel, off Long Point.

afew

“deliberately

(AP)

of a

-interfering

with operations, of he U.S. navy.” early He

made.

(See UN .

these DEBATE,

jy ‘THOMAS J. STONE SANTIAGO

Chile,

esh convulsions ormented

(AP)

of the

< southern

Chile

—

earth yes-

erday, threatening -to swell the

heavy toll ‘of. ‘weekend quakes

21)

nd~ tidal. wayes,..

The

\

‘The. hakd-hit towns of Aneud. porters yesterday it would. no | ported..skilled and. police

i

nd

ee

a

Valdivia

were

Sunday report

Heaths

“hit

again. |

told | of 30

of

Tonger ‘announce. total. ‘casualty. } dozens were missing in ‘Hawaii's figures in ‘order not to- alarm second largest city.

at Puerty wat (See BAR TAQU ARE: ra. Gon Damage in the wrecked water-

Russia

A

reporter

oil the

scene

said

(See TIDAL, WAVES, ‘Page 21)

of

members

Council,

East-West and

of the

presented

of

between the

United

about,

Se-

their

representaStates

and

espionage

The “plan was

introduced. by | | |

scheduled to. make His demand

|

for condemnations ‘of the Unit. , ed: States for

Tahiti, Auckland,

‘coast.

~

the ‘president of the Council, Sir Claude Corea, of Ceylon, just before Soviet. Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko was

Hospitals ‘reported: 51 injuréd: Reports of high waves also

from

night

issues.

four

words.

tives

front and bauslaabe sections ‘was expected to exceed $25. million in the port city of 26,000 on the island of. Hawaii.| came

last

‘Proposal a little. after the -body ‘had: listened . to. the. interchange

| Waves Devastate Hilo.

( said New Zealand and the California

resumption

‘curity

iy

}-

Tunisia’

‘other major

|

~ Officially 299 persons are list- hasy HENRY. HARTZENBUSCH ed- as dead, 130, missing: and: | HONOLULU (AP)—Four tidal 1,600 injured in this Latin Ame- waves, spawned in -the. Pacific rican’ Astion’s worst natural di- ‘by. Chile*s. destructive. éarthsaster sincé a quake. killed more’ / quakes, shattered downtown: Hilo than - 20,000 Chileans in 1939." 3 yesterday.x eR é - The Interior Ministry ‘told re- ; Twenty-four. ‘persons: were- re-

and

Ecuador,

megotiations on disarmament

additional Page

N.Y,

NATIONS, Argentina,

laid before the U.N. Security ‘Council a resolution ealling for

ago

New Quakes Po tend Higher Toll aChile ‘Rocked Again

.—

Ceylon

Island’s

weeks

HENRY CABOT LODGE |

|

in comparision to an. hour-long speech. by Gromyko.:

had ‘¢ommitted” any aggressive ‘to extend the. pre. - acts against, the Soviet: Union sent. session 0: June~ 15, a or any other ountry, either tall six weeks after the ori_| through its. air force or through | ginal April 30 recess. date.

|

that

Com-

result.

Lodge

Legislature. moved

. ‘-yester

yester-|

day, May 23; according to “Laiborde, his telephone ° dial _ has

remained

tape

The

|

éd @ sworn ‘statement on the: events which had occurred that) day.

From

and

‘Legislature Moves To Extend Session

|-

sealed.

thesdial” of chis“telepliene

wax

at his home.

III.

Unless ifomedihte action. is taken by ‘the UN, Gromyko asserted, “grave | consequences”

‘have

Apel-}

de

such

Oe

1

that

ge

=

warned

action ‘Yan the risk of kindling the. flames of “World

ee

Laborde. told the. STAR.

Gromyko

a

letters of complaint to the company, which had replied to the effect that:*Laborde’s telephone was in proper operating condi-} tion ‘and thar all bills sent’ him ‘were correct. _ 4 was’ fast. getting nowhere,”

De IS

Laborde

toa a

he

.

A ui are RE ii

ver “made,

yeast

Co, had been

hinr-for' ‘telephone-. alls

eaibai

phone

coat ieTn tng wopten ni apa S

Suspicious

the recent

U-2

spy

|

flight over Soviet ‘Territory. 7

- The Security Council adjourn- | ed

at 6:25

p.m.

3 pm. today.

last

hight

’ |

until

4)

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bok

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inn as oe

Was

to eurb U; S. efforts to oon

against surprise. Communist -. attack. ‘U.S: Atihashaite Henry. ’ Cabot Lodge made the

; Ate

oh.

night of maintaining a vast spy network

that address, unsealed the dial fof his livmg room telephone. It

ago.

N. Y,

United States accused the Soviet Union last

a climax “yesterday afternoon at 269° Dos Hermanos St., Santurce. _ Raul Laborde, who © lives at

,

NATIONS,

6

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Meee hn,

_ By. FRANK

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industries On Island. | found : in the

By HAROLD. J. LIDIN to

Rico’s

decen:

economy. can |

Delegates ‘to. the opening

tan,

area would

gram, reported

open

are met by club-swinging police as the students force Nobusuke Kishi’s- home in Tokyo. (AP Wirephote)

of

gate

Prime

‘Minister

decentralization

(AP)

—

Heavy,

paign

Pol-

up

a

new

violent

attempt

by

2,000 university students to sterm Prime Minister Nobuske Kishi’s official residence. It

was

the’ second

attack

the

Zengakuren

bring

down

the

- The treaty ust pass the up-

Kishi

per house where Kishi’s party also has an absolute majority to

students federation in their cam-

until

the

treaty

comes

tian

sage— June 19.

and

tonight;

mostly

cloudy

in

story

has:

been

Friday, to a tumultuous

—

Partly

cloudy

with

a despite

few showers in the vicinity today and tonight. Puerto Rico and the “Virgin

Islands.— partly cloudy with a few

showers

today

thunder. showers

in

and

the

tonight;

after-

hoon.

Winds from

south 8 to 15 knots.

TEMPERATURES:

12:30 p.m.; Low

High

88 oes

73.

Stateside: New York, 58, showers;

Philadelphia, 64, cloudy; Washington, 65, thunder showers;

Miami, 82, thunder showers; Chicago, 66, cloudy; Dallas, 85, cloudy; San Farncisco, 62, cleudy.

power

from

the failure

conference

what

expected

since his return

Ponce

Paris last welcome

of #he

16

en

Leon Avenue

Eisenhower what

ple

he

gave

wanted

last

to

Friday

a hint tell

in

the

of peo-

extempora-

United

a

And, he said, the Soviets may|the to ereate well as

Be

man of the seminar,

efforts pa towns :

etal

on Ponce

de

Trinidad For: Grenada PORT

OF

her husband;

of pilot Francis . Po-

sent

Union

-was

over

just before

the

Steg

on

of Spain

| which

raelis

no it

|

0 ‘ws:

thought . here that the. coup! | Would go to hearby Grenad:

criminal,

‘Soviet

William Young: Home He

ye.

terday on the royal yacht Br} tannia to continue their hae}

the summit

conference nce “was was toto -begin.

‘Trinida:

Antony, Armstron;

Jones,. left..Port

exuise: ETo Try Him moon, l gi CH | y we nt Although ‘there was de ci in Ua s e th t of c pe cial announcement; ; has.

- several sl

will stand trial in beaches.

na ie 3aideHeinrich of Nazi seeret po-| Emergency "Fharmacy Resstry Himmler, Pe

In Santurce Robbed . Eichmann has Soest iidety chuntFernandes. Juncos 1304 Santurce Tel. 3-5169_ oh ed and was last reported » in . ‘Doctors on Nicht Duly. Police’ Mrs.’ William Se ee: Hl Young, of 63) Krug St., Santurce, Kuwait, in the Middle East. en Jamu’. Santarce } Eichmann, an SS (elite guard) | mie‘ " Obrere reported to yesterday that for information” ai her home had been broken into captain under Hitler, was accus-|about noontime Sunday, and ed of being one of. the! leading ‘ion _& Caparin Hermes | about $500 in ‘cash--were stolen initiators ‘of the Jewish anni— ee ea hilation Program macead Hitler.

FINANCE

t

~All Mentibers of the National: Kephblican Party in Puerto Rico, friends, and persons _ sympathy jwith its aims, who wish to contribute to

ne 1960 ‘National

campaign, can send their contributions by personal -

Vi P.O: oak 1149,Sin : elena

“SPAIN,

-(AP)—. Princess Margaret an’

than annoying, sometimes creating real problems.” It may be that Eisenhower will have something to say about

wers

Bank!

aa Mend Anny Lea

San Juan metropolitan ‘area.

new irri-|This proportion is! the same as “possibly | when -the decentralization plan

the plane

end

(au

checks-payable to the otter of the “Re publican ‘National Committee,”. to th bnsersign 4 as i

/

which

of sahivlae Government: ent: Development the _ Fo-

vhadte’-

COMMITTEE —

6-0290geht Syp

cts island

‘a prospect: av

Soe ria

States,

Puerto Rico Planning Boar! Statistician Alvin Mayne is chair)

outside of San Juan.

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL

opposite University of Puerto Rico. For further information

MaRS

‘get

neous arrival remarks. ! He mentioned then that the Soviets -had distorted and: overplayed the: American U2 spy plane incident and made’ clear they want no talks at this

8,000: Sq. meters

PHONE

big

started. — The White House said Eisenhower will speak for 30 minutes tomorrow night beginning at 8 p.m. Radio and Television will carry the address.

LOT FOR SA Rio Piedras about

a

the

able buildngs

other incidents that can be more

His

|

the several’ incentives| Yoaen encourage a|

first showing

meeting to collapse, may lie -ahead.

and:

‘

ufacturer, up to $30,000,-rent-free| renewal.

be expected tations, as

er

showers.

Pre-

give

is

buildings ‘in ‘the ‘more’ remote island towns, ‘anda policy.

public report tomorrow. night on what caused the summit

the afternoon with a fe » showers thunder

—

will

with

to

FORECAST: San Juan, and Mayagiiez — Partly cloudy today

(AP)

Eisenhower

from ‘coun-

| manufacturer to locate “his. plant

Sty Mt

time

DAVIS -

WASHINGTON

sident

plementing as fhe result of “natud ral” economic forces. oe But with the develdpment Off secondary. industrial centers—eact}

ded

The students vowed to résume | outside the San Juan: area. These demonstrations today. include subsidy’ grantsto the man-

into

Report To Nation Tomorrow W.

“no foreseeable” time when. such

‘a. program can become: self-im’|

+ said

tion, the treaty becomes valid | Gelegates 30 days after lower house pas- wobiw

Eisenhower To Give Summit epol By

atten

it

‘weak-

lanning With a cluster of “‘satellite” towns|| a prelude to, the World Congress ‘which will~start | in San it: is ‘thought that’ each” of the Juan Saturday. It: is bei . held five areas will attract : new plants] a: jon its own merits: As soon as one under the auspices: of, the tional Cooperation ‘Administration: of the selected five centers A brake on San. Juan, which surged from a population of 368, 000 to about 450,000 inAhe last ten years, is a secondary objective. of Fomento’s industrial location Red

absence of upper house-ratifica-

effect.

PARTLY CLOUDY

program,

complete Japan’s side of the rati-

He wants to remain in office, at least

national

-

fication procedures. But even in Development

the parliament over the fatificatien of the security agreement.

in

four days upon the residence, which faces the parliament building, by

to

government and wreck the new U. S.-Japan. security pact. The fight occurred as Kishi conferred elsewhere with his party aides in an effort to weather ‘the storm created by a clash in

hei ing

i

officials,

reported

oe

TOKYO

is

Fomento

Defects

1 It

Tokyo Police Break Up Riot By 1000 Anti-US Students fice guards weathered a shower of stones yesterday then broke

aseminar

much|

*roursbasie acteets ail the pre,

in all but 11 ‘of the ‘island's muniThe

saatropoll}

been

bat. it eS

‘exit

though the latter has: Visca

DENTS STORM KISHY’S HOME— Mob. of capaneae students protesting parliamentary approval of Japan’s new security alliance with the United States

have

‘are

were also told that this. ‘‘ development of new i

J APANESE

ip’, the

greater without the incentive pre

§

yesterday in the Hotel La:

Conceniration

|

buildup tralized by the i of five island cities, without .sac-| seal Fificing _ the. “seater” po }of a factory in every

The cities to be bolstered

environs of Sia

Juan.

Fomento officials feel ‘that Puer-

Juan 5 GABRII

j]

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ip an meen?


_ j By A. W: MALDONADO

iat te iid Nos Misiaa cessilfiind

|

the face of Khrushchev’s “arrogant, threats.”

-Tratfic. Bill ls Voted: _In Senate 21-3; Easy

oe

“The Comm yawealth House of. Vecrsssontitines ak ap. proved, 41-2, a reso lution. “eongratulatinge: President Hiserhower” on his’ ‘conduct during the summit. conference last week in The. two disse fine votes |

were. cast by Independence | Party members Luis. Archi-}

{lla Laugier and ‘Fernando Milan Suarez. > =

3

The voting followed-.a lHiery débate’ ‘on the floor that seemed

4

|| like ‘a_reserve: projection!of ‘a de- | |

House Passage Seen |

bate: March 16 in which- the House | © censured Eisenhower. for his ‘‘imj broper interference in Hfuerto Rican ‘polities. =

By .HAROLD. The in

tu; ib

) bill include.

J. “LADIN:

Senate ‘has ‘voted “21 to 8

favor

of, a

new’

traffic’ bill,

the first major. overhaul in = |} island’s traffic code: in ififte years, Sen. Luis Alfredo wage ‘cha

~ man. of the Penal Comniittee’ a a ‘the statute’s chief ‘architect, voiced confidence yesterday thatthe bill. would pass the) House of Representatives without hardship. The bill got the ballot of all voting

Popular

|Party

Senators

except: Senator | Ernesto | Carrasquillo.. The two: minority ‘solons

(See Other ‘Traffic Story gn P. 21) to opposé the measure were state-hooders. Charles Julia and Carlos

Vazquez

Velez, while

dentista

‘Senator

__-Alarez

Indepen-

Eugenio

Font

abstained.

“Colon = predicted. that ‘_: new statute will. “sharply’” cut: Puerto Rito’s highway carnage ,— 145

..deaths.so far this year \. if the “sproposed..law: is, “vigorously enforced.” The. statute is slated to take. effect inmediately upon approval by the ‘Governor; except: ‘for ‘se-veral sections dealing with appointment of medical’ personnel and the implementation of the new

merit

system

set

up

by

the

new biil,; The provisions dealing with the doctors take effect on July” 1, while. the

Governor

will

fix the ‘starting date: of the point system oe tion.

provisions

Ls

a

Highlights of the meww highway

a ticket

: The

and: com:

Coninideweattis

Senate,

18: where an: identical resolution has presented, is. expected: to: years*as the absolute minimum i ct. on it in’ today’s session. for the licensing of new drivers, Vice Speaker of the House Jorge ‘the point. system, on which Font. Saldafia..and Popular’ party drivers “are. scored in lien: with floor leader. Arcilio Alvarado, who the’ severity. of: their violation, in March led the -attack. against and the éstablishment of a $200 Eisenhower, yesterday led . the fine for driving with a suspended discussion. praising Hisenhower for plaint”.

or

system,

cancelled

the

fixing -of

license.

For: “second

his.

fime. offenders. the punishment is a six-month jail sentence. But the bill leaves out several

“‘exemplary’ attitude!

of

sere

nity: and detorum’”’ “during < the summit .conference last week.

MILLIONTH. TREE

demands of -the,-Police Depart: tista’ Party floor leader | Baltazar ment, including the transfer - to ‘Quifiones. Elias: described the reit of

the

‘transit

bureau.

Senator Colon said Monday that the transit bureau

will continue

“where it” belongs —. in the Public “Works Department.” “_

hiss

caves" Ce Font.

Saldafia = - castigated

"| QSTAR ‘photo by: Julio Tobar).

~ Good Somacian © ‘| any contradiction. between: this_ re- | Mugged, Robbed sure, cried that in matters relatthe Eisenhower

Generosity

bles

cost

“Rafael

Sanchez, ‘of -215

mica

litics,

Ro-

‘a trip ‘to the hospital yester-

day.

5

was

according

leaving

«‘‘We - would:

Cera. 4 tomorrow; or

St., ‘Santuree; $29. and.

Robles,

Rico's.

to police,

a, restaurant

at

cen-|.

internal

‘censure

po-

today;

any~-.time,”’

a-

quarter.

‘Russia.

Ansiwerin g “‘Indepéndentista

As ‘for

he the

leach

©

dug in. his peckét coin,

one

of them

hit

him in the face and the other

prec

the ener

Sih od

hint

gharter

from

hig:

terse

of

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experts.

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THE SAN JUAN. STAR

— Tuesday, ey

24, 1960

Last minuté~efforts by backers of a bill which woufd authorize free time for public school chil-

In the Senate, a motion by statehooder Carlos’ Vasquez Velez, to

dren

mittee, was voted down, of 10 to

religious

tion, were defeated in both House of Representatives and Senate yesterday. In the House, a bill’s author, Rep.

spring

instri(c-

the the

motion by Jose Luis

defeated,

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said.he

whether

planes

day

« te

Telephone 2-1000

from

the Danish

Lolland, where observed.

will

end

Feliu

my

battle

said.

“But

be sure that it will . outside the’ Capitol.”

morning

in

an

beSun-

unsuccessful

authorize one hour of school time weekly for

voluntary As

religious: instruction.

the

roll

was

called

during

the voting, many of; the Populars resounded their “no” with unusual

it

strength

known

gallery

_to

tion

to

-as

the

if

to

crowd

make

in

the

that! they had no inten-

to

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under

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is just distan-

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with

Rafael Montilla, he is the

and Mrs.

RECEPTION—Col.

Army

nurse,

Mrs.

Montilla

and

Maj.

Gen.

Winston

Wilson,

chief

of the Air National Guard and deputy chief of the National Guard from. Behind them is a “serape” woven Washington, D. C., left to right.

4

girls

from

the _

By

island,

Miss Diane Friedman and Miss Linda Hellmich, will be among

We

“Monday, May 30. ~ j : Miss Friedman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Friedman

Mr.

and

Hills,

SEGARRA.

Puerto

Rico’s

Rio

Piedras,

Edward

J. Hell-

ing us and .our readers

for

their

the

contributions

Department

ithe

of

In

mich,| of Suchville, Bayamon, Puerto Rico, will continue their education

at Wellesley

and

Skid-

more Colleges, respectively. Miss Friedman was president of

the

ties Diane

initiated

Friedman

________________ 4 nor

ET

Therapy | of

excellent

courses

with

as

Burnham She

is

a

been

National well

as

May

Ho-

named

Quéen’s

member

of

that

letter,

the

needed

“The

the

but

the

of

Ines’ says

collected. by

readers

for

ment.

Dona

articles

STAR’s

vernment

<Activi-

has

her

the

are

badly

therapeutical

treat-

‘Commonwealth

pays

for

items

the

needed

g6-

therapist for

treat-

Ment must be provided by the Ladies Auxiliary of: the hospital

and

sometimes

it is very

cult for them to oebtain necessary: equipment..

diffiall

the

school’s speakers and writers and Spanish clubs. An honor

member of the Burnham Glee Ctub for two years and was pre-

roll

sident of the school’s informal singing group, the Octette. She was also a member of the Cur-

student,

she

received

the

Mathematical - Association of America Award at last chapel exercises in her junior year.

Miss

BE A BEAUTY SPECIALIST. A CAREER FOR YOUNG LADIES. offer

the

Court.

Social

and

into the

Society,

to

LOOK TO YOUR We

Burnham

Committee

to

Psychiatric’ Hospital

and Miss Hellmich, daughter of Puerto Rico. Mrs.

First

Lady, Dona Ines Maria Men-doza.de Mufioz Marin, thank-

School, Northampton, Mass., next

Bevery

NORY

have received ‘a letter

from

the 70 sudents to -be graduated from the ry. A. \Burnham

of

NYO

Helimich

has

been

rent Events and clubs this year.

a

gue

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Art

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helped

MESELIAEE

EAL

She

have had-the

of working hard know portant

the

happiness,

work

Maybe

is

adds,’.

pleasure

how for

imtheir

it is |the

most

important thing in life. The men- : tally ill have:too:much idle tinie. The physicians-can pr ‘tribe’ medicine~

and

cannot

fill the

much

treatment

but

they

emptiness of

too

leisure.

“If once in a while the STAR’s' readers would remember this, I would be grateful to them for /providing a means of ocecupation that would-alleviate their illness and very often. enabling some to return to their homes eompletely recovered.” Dona Ines requests the coo-

peration

of the STAR’s

readers

in contribufing the necessary ticles

for

this

ar-

therapy.

Among the articles needed are sewing fhotiohs, beads, printed and plain yard goods, embroidery thread, measuring tape, zippers, - .| rick-rack “braid, lace, ribbons,

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LaDies’ ond GentLemens: SPORISWEAR TEL

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lieutenant in the office of

P.R. First Lady Thanks STAR Readers

Island GirlsTo Graduate From Mary Burnham Two

he was a

in

U.S.

the colonel’s picture when

the U. S. Military Attache in Mexico duriig WW II. Old friends, at right, get together at the Montilla reception. From left to right are Mrs. Logan W. Boyd, Capt. John. W. Ryssy, USCG, and the Amaury Gandia (Col. Gandia is the former deputy U. S. "Army commander here), left to right. (STAR Photos by Betty nor)

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“MIAMI DRAPERY

GOOEY

ROSA

Professor of Military Science and Tactics at the University of Puerto Rico, entertained Saturday at Casa Rosa on the occasion of Armed Above, left, are Col. Montilla, Lt. Eleanor Matsumoto,a Forces Day.

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GENERAL ‘TENDENCIES: So much charm is released inthe atmosphere today that ‘you can please ‘and. delight. whomever ds vital to.-your pleasure and hap-| piness. ‘Make sure you -get the charm. articles .and show affection for whomever you are es-, pecially ‘devoted during the early part of the day. The P.M. brings all sorts_of upsets unless you do keep cheerful and make

no

19)

(March 21

Any

‘worthwhile nature. Be ciable. Do not invest or, be extravagant in this evening. “LEO (July 22, to Aug.

of

artistic

pieces, a touch of paint here and there, are all conducive to increasing

value

of

property

and charming others. Do it now. P.M. be economical where recreation expenses are concerned. TAURUS (April 20- to May _ 20) You are filled with magne-

tic charm today, and. if you are friendly

and

kind,

your

Hato

21)

Rey.

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TODAY, May 24—An. exhibition Have a heart-to-heart talk with ‘of water color paintings by Guiwhomever has utmost authori- Hlermo Sureda opens at 9 a.m. at ‘ty over your affairs and you can the Rio Piedras Branch of the get further assistance and. ad- Chase Manhattan Bank. Two .of| vice so that you can become the famous [painter’s most valuamore successful in your under- ble works will be exhibited, the takings. Be kind. P.M. mare “Tempestad: Tropical” which won good name. | first prize at the Salen de Otono, VIRGO (Aug, 22 to Sept... 22) in Madrid, Spain and “Aroma Now you can go after what: is Criollo,” a second prize. closest. to ‘your heart, but ‘be not to Bamble on anything. Insure to take that charming asBe broad-| sure security. sociate with you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan, minded and you ‘win out. P.M. 20) A.M. is just fine for imforget about any past disappointproving personal appearance and ments. graces getting into the good LIBRA (Sept. 23 ‘to Oct. 22) of those you love. Be careful Now you have a-,very’ good this evening not to show jealouhunch how to get along better sy. A cheerful mien will ‘see.

to. April

addition

|

director ‘of ithe San Juan Bosco Oratory, will host a luncheon parmost so- ty teday, at noon at the Caribe unwisely. Hilton Hotel to explain plans for any way ‘the new building to be construc4 ted at the Oratory, in La Cantera,

changes._

ARIBS

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Righter retest

By Carroll

Beknaapenannge

May 24,Oe1960 Bea

ee

—7

THE SAN. JUAN star =e

S

with

desires

closest~of

kin.

Morning

is

fine fairs

you

coming:

with flying

through

CUTTING THE CAKE—Newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs.. Laks

Enrique

Gatica

Silva, cut their wedding. cake following

‘The their nuptial ceremony Saturday jin..Mexico City. bride is Puerto-Rico-born actress || Mapita Cortés (Maria

for putting monetary af-- colots. | ; in order, too. PM.: steer | AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb. Del Pilar Mercado Cordero) and ithe groom is (AP photo.) clear of that egotistical _ indi- 19) Home affairs should oceu- born actor, Lucho Gatica. cy so that you do not spoil vidual. py your mind today, though “it the harmony there. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) may be necessary to be out in the world of business. Be sure GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) The ideal day to get in touch who are most you bring home little gifts that June 20th — July 29th A cheerful attitude today in with partners whatever work you have to do cooperative and work out new please. Gain the friendship of 8:30 — 11:30 A.M. Be care- others in P.M. by not entering plans constructively. ‘will gain you the. admiration and cooperation: of others. P.M. ful tonight you do not antagon- into arguments. Elementary grade subjects, including (Feb. 20 to- March PISCES be very careful while out driv- ize one in authority and thereMusic and Games ing, walking or in doing any by lose out in needed support. 20) It is possible now to have

can be gained quite easily. It is important in the evening that you exercise care and’ diploma-

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July

rades

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21)

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who_are

most

well,

\June the

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getting

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to your goals. Take the treatments in .P-M. that you need to improve health and appear-

in order, etc. Start early. Take ance. Put clothing in good or: it easy this evening and be sure der. Retire early. .

today and they will quickly assist you

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a

path

of

I found

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to avoid

They were: 1. An attempt

to

two

devious

Jearning

pick

up

I

out

my

v-p

dictionary

looked up the words “how” When* the waiter appeared

routes

the

Spanish.

small

yanked casserole

and

said,

mucho...”

away

It wasn’t till two months pounds later that I discovered

and the

words

it. wasn’t

“I

eat

much.”

But

five two

oer

weight that tipped the scales in favor of my knuckling down to Spanish. The deciding

factor

was

this

strange

the

ful

language

Everyday

3. An (when

from

attempt needed)

English

a booklet

Spanish

to via

of

‘“Use-

and. .dis-

in

learn

single

a vest-pocket

words Spanish-

More

dictionary.

I entered a bar one day fortified with my phrase booklet,. which, according to jts publishers, is guaranteed to aid. in situations concerning cost, courtesy, and casua] conversation. ° I encountered categorized as

a situation the “Clash

that of

bean

(I discovered

frantic.

Then

at

there

might be Ambassa-

more

blunt ment,

pause. To my Anglo-Saxon astonishthe woman whispered, ‘Please! ...

Half

undressed,

street like

I

ran

down

(as they say here)

the

I didn’t

dare

I'd be I she For

it really was

But

an unfair tug of words. He visits his children in New York several times a year.) ‘After filing the phrase booklet under

pull its handle.

arrived

and

didn’t

just where I

started.

I figured

speak

if

little time

to think

about

not

the

LETTERS ‘ P@ETIC

VIEW

I have

no

need

of

Curing

my

stay

in

Puerto

I pledge

js the

On

way

it looks

BALLADE

to

OF

me.

public

I

Soo

school

sa

up

re

a

eme

oO

need

and

Cy neen:

destin’

will

lean.

a

ee

success,

debasing”

of .

writer " Several

a

bunkers”

date.

“dé-bunker.” years ago the

were hia

glamorizing

Corcoran

and

“de-

vogue

—

de-

belittling

our

national heroes and events. They

Hotel Normandie San Juan, PR. ee ‘DE-BUNKERS’ DEPLGRED

are no longer heard from, possibly since their contributions are _ | Megative. It is therefore; upsetting to

ee

e : - All Latin American nations recognize the cultural differences

find

the

such ;

writings, 2s .and

San

Juan

Star

using

tending

to

trade on the Various cultural Ard teow in Puerto Rico we between themselvegé and other | differences, which are fusing into x . have seen Latin countries, as well as the |@ basic and sincere warmth and r € r test ij n ree -Associated Assce'aied | United ao States. PernThe degree in: understanding, i and a great new dead-eiure Ge dn x Stat a which these differences are re- | °U am \ “He Ciiture is to keep oneself} ooivea tnreugh mutual under-| The fine paper you represent,

he 1 nave My

no

time

i

have

is

weil-employed from dawn te late, none left fer doubtful

non-essential have

I learn And

to

civics

Morality

. And.

keep

scheme; course will to wait—

my teeth and armpits clean.

helps

evolves

preserve

:

the

golden mean. with~-income|

; more

an

TN 2.0

this

tolerated?

Swartz

MOSAIC a

_

QUESTIONED ac ae

In the interest’ of accurate ‘re-

porting‘in all fields; ‘artistic as well as world affairs, would you be good enough to publish the following: in. reference to Betty

Knorr’s feature story on May 11?

extend

it

in

any

released-time

Remember

for

clared

what

one

per

facade

that

of the

Colegio

San

direction

so

is constitutio-

for

any

can

be

other

has helped our country

decause

grow in

ra.short peridd of history to one of the greatest of nations, will become a device to be paid for by the taxpayer only to be used ‘| by selfish groups to further their cause. ar In conclusion, we can be thank-

ful that some the

Puerto

of ‘the leaders in}

Rican

congress

are

oppose

this

intelligent, clear-headed and selfish

enough

proposed

to

un-

legislation.

‘H. B. Addleman * Bayamon,P. R. + ik oe

restaurant’s neither

mosaic

plarined

‘mural:

nor

was

executed*

Sir:

-

by

him although:it: bears: his name: He merely taade a colored ‘sketch at- the” owner's ‘request; this was

7

ONS

Lola

.

Tilden

Assistant Manager, WHOA

Ed: The “Our Man in San Juan”

column, (March 25). stated, “It'

was

designed

by

Nine. Sparacino,

by

Jose

Knorr’s

Italian

and was

Orta...” feature

story,

fire house. mosaic

executed

Re _ Betty the

mural

Ponce

is NOT

a

THANKS FROM DEBORAH “

HOME:

Sir: : We: here at Deborah. Home wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the interest which your paper has shown in the work we are doing. splendid

(/

artist

ceramic, but a mosaic ‘crystal inported. from Italy and designed by Rafael Rios, the first such mosaic in Puerto Rico. The ceramic mosaic referred) to by reader Tilden is made from local clay.

The

‘PRESCRIPTIONS :

—

where it was not due! I would like to point out that -a certain

programs: for

group

imported kidney

Puerto

Rico

is

engaged

in

a

new experiment — distilling from the Spanish and the Anglo-Saxon

culture a new be

and traditions to create culture, one which will

equally

at

home

in

Latin

America, and in the United States. This is a difficult process, and

one

which

assistance. Certain

needs

writers,

all

our

who

are

they

the

_ Yate | neither the “De Tocquevilles” for

rice

and|

bean.

Puerto

Rico,

penetrating

nor insight

have of

“Sarmien-

facets,

interest by

or

“de-bunking”

and

response.

publishing

this

to

get

You

type

may,

of

ma-

terial slow the growth and development we all seek. The space now

devoted

to

this,

can

be

de-

dicated to positive and dignified opinion-making, and be instrumental

of the Puerto

in

the

effective

various cultures Rico. *.— r

fusion

here

Gardner Russell Garden San

Hills

‘Juan,

P. ~R.

4

in

three

prescriptions,

article

in

last

Saturday’s STAR (May 14) by. Al Dinhofer was. a real ‘“kick-

he

said should be filled immediately. I took them to a well-known drug. store in Santurce. There I found a young girl of 8th or 9th grade intelligence behind the. prescription counter. She read them,:to the best of her ability, and pro-

ceeded to fill same. Upon .my asking if the pharmacist was not

never heard of Deborah they ‘read it“in the STAR.

until. Now

that the week is well under way,

it is still- bringing results. wom We hope that we can count on, you folks for mere stories which will acquaint people. here ‘with

this’ work

which

is so vital to

our society .and economy. To be:of the’ greatest service,’ of all. there, she nodded in ‘the affir- fwe need the help Marvin Frederickser mative. ys 4 Administrator I said, “I want him to fill my prescriptions, not you.” WhereDeborah Home, Inc. upon she .became ‘highly: indig- { Rio Piedras,’ P. R. « bot

sits Je

which

be

eeepe

aeara he Paks

i

The first ceramic tile’ mosaic mural on the island has been on display for the public right here in Santurce since early 1953, NOT at the new Ponce fire house which was only recently. dedicated. Created by a long-time resident of Puerto Rico, a ceramist who calls himself simply Nino, the up-

- Last .week my mother was off” for our first open house and is contributing greatly to taken very ill. The dottor came our twentieth anniversary. Many the | whichcommunity, determines _ Serene. of Cee at ae | standing. degree ofusually friendship of each|the ‘should have no | to the house to see her and left! people, came: and said they had date ate country to the others. need to deal in racial or cultural

need

study The

question

whatsoever, and eventually our great public school system,- that

belittling

about

greatness and exaggerating differences. We might term this type

can state _| Sir:

resident

see eaae

no.

are

ate

J.

is

nal

writing

be

e¢#s

‘FIRST’ Sir:

religion opens the door te their own extension and the claims of competing programs?. ~

neither

time

La Rada Hotel -San Juan, P. R.

in

something worthy, or doing something worth writing about. They

my

of

on

date.

bootstrdps I will elevate,

Joseph

; ale, has windows. teachers, and is : painted green. jn Spanish and in English ]

7

no

is carried

:

Charlie

in

late

Commonwealth have

school system

to,”

.are

eompetence

time

at this

THE

SCHOOLBOY

The

my

of‘one

there

that

Praise for this celestial scene!

Governor!

the

God

Sir:

Rico, | found your paper very informative, especialy on the yeligious instruction issue: This

where

fourth

indicated by other groups which not’ followed to such an extent consider that other activities are ‘that the’ finished product is ungood things? Why not allow pa- distinguishable from. his original - rents addicated to the arts to use | drawing. 3 : Kindly set the record straight the time for instruction in the violin or piano? Is it not evident for those whé do not know.

it.

with

school

ano-

has happened fo me in this same drug store. Must this type of in-

gion is a good thing, then why

finally located my landlady. When came to the phone the line was dead. a while I wondered who else was.

I had

di-

This is the

released-time programs. do amount to a privilege. If the privilege is extended to religion on the ground, tHat to some reli-

English,

The next day I was too invélved tenses of the verb, estar.

out-of-school

to ‘me.

miserably to handle

teaching

and

a loco ame-

ricano. First thing I saw was a fire’ box.

firemen

some

filling

Vicénte de Paul shows the Saint’s head and shoulders (nine feet in of his parents objection, and the themselves) in photographic acchild is subjected to the social curacy. The overall area: coverpressure of the majority, which ed with tiles is:approximately 35 can be the beginning of actual by 40 feet. discrimination. i" In one of your ““OQur-Man About From my standpoint, religion Town”: columns last March, furdeserves no special privilege, thermore, Nino -was given credit

a

into

30

the class rooms, which is in direct violation to the constitution or the separation of church and state. : . Attention is focused on the child that is not allowed to participate in this program, because

me,

was

the

and

forgetting i

screaming

public toa

herself

she threw them over the counter

jthe States where fhe religious feaders descend upon the school

even

conversation in English. In killed my efforts with Carib-

kindness.

came

the

from

thinking

Pleeeez!” . “Please what?” I pleaded. , “Please,” she begged, and then continued in so many close-knit Spanish words.

ders.” The barkeep was al] smiles and joaded with good will. No matter how persistently I tried to stumble through Spanish phrases, he would pick up the fragmented no time he

Spanish

Should

jmportant

ie:

busied

ther prescription that he had started prior tomy “intrusion. After he was finished with mine

can be better utilized, and I am

was terror, passion, horror in I was certain she was saying

ankles.” . iNo comprendo! I shouted, my polished pronunciation.

Phrases.”

schools

the problem adequately. The hour is just so much wasted time and the next step is to teach directly

either “he can’t hold onto the ledge much longer” or “the flames are licking at my

of

of

havé failed

turbing phone call. \ One morning my phone rang. I picked -it up and heard the cry of a_ hysterical woman. She shouted something in a burst of Spanish that left me — speechless. There her tone.

too

She

version into the church? This, of course, has been claimed constitutional but that does- not} mean it is advisable. There are places in the -States where the released-time programs

customer. mean

be

religion

laughing.

coerce students into churches? Is it not a recognition of failure, or inability to lead the child

The waiter grinned and proceeded to feed me fiesta style. I became a steady

slices

education.

not

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and

and “much.” I pointed to

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for religious

prescriptions while she stood by

re

to the religious to employ secular mechanisms and resented dis-

nearby table eating from Vesuvius-high casseroles of rice with chicken.

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for

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which

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provides

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bar,

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directness.

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Eatior-Pablisher

William J. Dorvillier William J, Kennedy

Managing

Editor

. | Published every morning except Sunday at San Juan, P. R. by the}. |

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pmORAS And

ator John F.

"ing.

a drop

aa so ER NRT EY

the help

did this with

Mr.

Laborde

of a notary

Laborde

|

unsealed his telephone.

received bills charging

him for ‘a total of 56

quickly to make

a thorough

examination ‘of the system which registers calls made

by dial telephone.in the metropolitan

area.

SS oe

The Legislature which censured President Eisenhower a short time ago for “intervening” in Puerto

The House apgroved a

resolution yesterday supporting his behavior at Paris

proclaimed

Marin as Puerto Rico Land Week.

by Gov.

Munoz

It coincides with

Soil Stewardship Week on the mainland and is design-ed to call to the attention of the people of the island

and of the mainland the tremendous importance the soil and streams play in sustaining our

daily lives.

Land, trees, great and small rivers and bubbling

brooks give us our food and clothing. :We have the ‘right to use this bounty as a gift from God, but we have an obligation also to protect these sources of

our existence neglect.

from

It is important

erosion,

that

pollution and

mankind

be

White

It did

not/

work then. It is extremely unlikely that Rock-efeller, even if nominated, could make ‘the

technique

really

Khrushchev

work

insults

now.

And

the . more

Eisenhower—and

Nixon—

the less: likely‘it would be.

at

the

the.

Republican

Kennedy, for his part, cannot of course

be shown as a loser. He has no responsibility for the Eisenhower-Nixon policy. He can, how-

ever, be presented

conven-

Eisenhower-Nixon

Admi-

take

over in

as

as perhaps

a great

crisis.

too young: This

to

impression

it does

in

May.

-

.

.

for

in

July,|he

may

yet

be

shunted

aside

the Democrats for an older man. | It should bé emphasized that the

are

very long

Nixon named

against

or Kennedy.

possibility

even

the

The He

odds—

point is

has

a

loser,

less time

dumping - of

exists—because

Khrushchev.

JOHANNESBURG,

South Afri-

| society of Dutch-descended Afri| kaners which has been described

that_

of

moved

the

for

country

those

itself

who

will

forget

have

that,

even

approve

him or not, Dwight Eisenhoweris still Pres_-ident of all, repeat All, of the United States. He

a

is the only spokesman

we

got; and it is not he who

with

the

United

States

of

have

presently

_

ié in a jam, it is

America.

a newspaper's Sunday. |

The

¢riticism

at home

Englishtanguage

Sunday

the issue at a time when the En-| glish-speaking and the Afrikaans

Many English-speakin olitivi = and oP cians, businessmen newspa-

speaking whites here are openly

pers have been demanding dras-

feuding about the wisdom of the racial segregation policies of Premier Hendrik F. Verwoed, Nationalist regime

as a sort of Ku Klux Klan drew

TODAY’S

Times said, the ‘society, the Broederbond, now holds a tight grip on the nation’s political, business and religious life.

BEST

influential Afrikaners reportedly belong. Reputable history books _| report it was founded in 1918 as a purely cultural association, then

tic

revision

of

these

policies

to

prevent a recurrence of the recent racial violence and further foreign condemnation.

FROM

EUROPE

careless ;

reminded

now

supremacy

that

some

fo-

the

essence .

of

-use of future. generations.

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“There is growing resentment,”

the Sunday Times said, “among influential) Afrikaners, who in their miajority are opponents of the Broederbond. However, they

4

|

|

are afraid to voice their criticisms openly because they fear the: power of this secret society, whose influence is tremendous. “But—in' private conversations —Afrikaner businessmen, Dutch

-] Reformed Church vil

servants,

(Go-

vernment) Patty rank and file are expressing

their

opposition

The newspaper, which opposes. the government,

a AR

Me ae

tor fete

HEINZ, -

BREN

ministers, ci-

jand. National

eg|

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Wi

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reign reporters have declared it

domination.” ‘and then that those treasures we take for granted are ~ Broederbond 3

placed under our stewardship for our use and for the.

©e

spread its influence and came to wield such tremendous power on the side of uncompromising

The Sustainer Of Life been

then

sight

now represents racialism.

has

the

S.°Truman.

Nixon is totally linked with that Administration’s cold war summit policy. Rockefeller is not..That is the short, short story of it. Today Kennedy, despite his primary victories, is becoming slightly - vulnerable, too. If the world crisis should be at hand or in

‘white

week

from

Harry

This, too, will be far from easy. For Kennedy, Ife Johnson, has avoided the major error into which Stevenson and some other Democrats have fallen.. He has rejected the temptation to pick fretfully at the Eisenhower Administration in its hour of grave difficulty. For if political Washington has little time

at the abortive summit meeting last week. The Senate is expected to act today. Tie score, for now.

This

away

tenant,

The Broederbond is a mysterious organization to which many

They Like Ike Rican politics, now likes Ike.

1952,to get

July

end

ica (AP)—A South African secret

The outgoing calls. He claims this is impossible. Telephone Company is preparing its answer for the Public Service Commission. that if Mr. Laborde’s experiment proves We hope PSC will move

_ Adlai E. Stevenson attempted desperately

Broederbond As Ku Klux Klan

and

While it was sealed, from Feb. 20 until May 23, Mr.

valid, the ET IN

He

are loser:

South Africa Newspaper Hits

sealed up his tele- —

phone to make it impossible for anyone to make calls witnesses. _ Yesterday,

a

from’

man

vice in Puerto Rico, but one citizen decided to back up this complaints with action. He is Raoul Laborde, a persistent gentleman, who ‘insisted’ he was being outside.

as

solutely

either

He

Nixon

will be fostered by his-rivals if the world scene should look as grim—or grimmer—in

such a

overcharged by the company.

anti-Nixonites

present

is trying to disassdciate himself ab-

still

ser-

a loser. So are the

the

tion. He

by

Telephone Story telephone

go

work -to

House.

all but

another

And

And nothing in our political history suggests that any Presidential candidate whose party still controls the White House can run. independent of its occupant or of his record. in

nistration and its recent past.

or 145 highway fatalities in 144 days, up to yesterday. Which means that statistically death is holding its own despite the crackdown by the police.

about

_

Governor ‘Nelson

They ‘are. preparing for

planning

offenses noted by the police

lots of complaints

more

in this new “stop Nixon” moyement. This is why Nelson Rockefeller has said he is not

picture. -

hear

of

at

|

Z

Still, to knock him off would take very much doing. He still has the G.O.P. organization.

displacing Nixon with the Governor. And the Governor himself is cooperating all the way

_ .For one statistic has not changed: we 4re still killing at a rate of slightly more than one per day,

We

now

Rockefeller of New York are again marshal-

‘of 90-percent in violations of the speed limits? We hope. that additional statistics, promised for Friday or Saturday of this week, will.give us a more accurate

was moving

Today ‘the partisans

appropriate to ask, however, “90 Does it represent a decrease of it represent

Kennedy

-

is a great town for embracing

political . parties.

irresistibly ‘upon the Democratic nomination.

tickets issued for-these offenses before the crackdown, and those issued since the crackdown has been under

Or does

been

-

~ | Washington

‘It would be too much to say that Khrush-

never

has been.

a winner and shunning

November.

denials to ‘the contrary, has

ing in school zones. has decreased more than 90 percent. These statistics.are based on the number of

crackdown?

made by

decisively proved. . ae Two | ago Vice-President Richard M. Nixon was as surely -the next G.O.P. nominee for | ent as any man ever could be before the actual event. A week ago Sen-

percent; reckless driving, about 90 percent, and speed-

before the

ment

How truly it is “one world,” all nostalgic

ing the effectivenessof the “crackdown” on traffic violators. | -, Police Capt. Aristedes Ferrer said the campaign against reckless driving has had the following success: Speeding violations have dropped from 75 to 80

90 percent in speeding

tanical petulance about how bad our govern-

chev may elect the next President of the United States. It is undoubtedly possible, however, that he may help to nominate a President. j= 3 :

Statistics

It would seem percent of what?”

as against

shape of a world that Nikita Khrushchev may have

‘The Police Department released some statistics _-yesterday which look quite impressive in support-

i

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—- Tuesday, May 24, ‘1960-

: Ann Landers Says

It Was Later Than You Thought. mail

and

inviolate

and

that

state

you

diaries

are

parents

should

privacy

of their children.

known she

the

respect

where

was

very

up

she

was

to—instead

and

anne

Neither

West

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what

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of believ-

-

Seamon A

vulnerable

small

| put

diamond.|

This play

a

“It

isn’t

model girl.

_

How

could this have happened?”

by reading diaries, let-

ters—anything

that will give them

a clue. Listen

South

in

my’s fourth heart was played and East discarded his remairing

always

Z\re-check

his hand with the ten. Declarer now played his small diamond and trumped it in dummy. Dum-

deals

minds.

Z\thing. Warn them to check and

agama

heart

our

So please change your advice, Ann Landers. Tell parents not to take their children’s word for any-

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lost

possible” we told ourselves. “She}

Our daughter is 17. She was al- was

Bridge Today MMW

ways + the perfect child—obedient, polite and agreeable: When she came to us last June and told us she was four months*pregnant we

high-minded

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column

your

in

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LANDERS:

ANN

DEAR

is non-

to phone

convers-

ations and even follow them occasionally. I wish now-.I had. May-

be we could have saved this girl from ruining her. life—TOO LATE DEAR TOO LATE: It was later than you thought-~-a whole lot earlier

than

you

realized.

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to The

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in

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bit premature. had deseribed

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doubled

but

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had

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partner's judgment. East’ did have three

beaten’ one trick he went for the

no

communicat-

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was

that

he

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to

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the

and

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queen.

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for

winning

the

dummy,

declarer

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he of

saw

three

or

four

comedies

in

New York,” he said. “They were funny

in

to

that

me

parts,

but

the

it

seemed

audiences

were

because-

they

were

eager

laugh.

don’t

think

the

enough

public

good

either

in

is

comedy

movies

on

TV.

Most

of the TV

is

the

kind

of

thing

or

comedy you

get

on the stage. It’s not the kind of sight comedy that we _had to

MATIENZO Pes, VAS

says.

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nowadays,

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before.

Roach kind of

hopes to supply that comedy, for the home

and an

the

movies

had

theater screens. He plans hour-long TV format that

would include all kinds of comedy and 45-minute “streamliners” which would complete a double bill with one of today’s extra-length movies. To provide such

Roach

proposes

a

to go

program,

back

to a

and

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TALK”

“PILLOW

Hedy

Doris

“fhe NUN’S STORY”

cited

popularity

Hardy

VIVIEN

“They

his

comedies—

for

SAMSONITE CHANEL

a

of

Our

would

theirs

Gang.

& Taxes Line of

Yet

$25

today

on

in

air, outlined

comedy

mind,

and

larious.

situations

they

“People

had

sounded

ask

me

do

hiwhat

he to

is remember.”

SANTA

MONICA,

Calf.

long do you embarrassing

rents?”

Superior

(AP)

“Sometimes

to

grow

it

Edward

takes

a

up, your

and

actor

will

be

divor-

have

been

married

is

that

from

you too

the

of

Short

Hills,

registered

in

he

was

was

arrested.

dismissed

in

Felony Court after testimony that no present-day bullet would

of drunk-

‘| fit

the

100-year-old

weapon.

CINEMA “(Listings . Subject To Change) Tuesday, May 24

Kirkland Eyes B’way B’

y

SANTUERCE

AMBASSADOR: Tank Commandos, Road Racers GRAND: “Mi Esposa Me Comprende, La Huella dél Chacal

NEW YORK (AP)—Jack Kirkland, the playwright who turned “Tobacco Road” into a stage

has

of

was

charge

Robinson’s “interim

so-far

16,

when

The

arrest for or drunkenness.

and

illegal ‘ possession~

weapon

ending the probation des-

young

play

of

gun.

dealer

mended

David

New Jersey, and that he was enroute to sell it to an antique

en driving Apr. 18, 1957. The|' probation department had recom-

|pite

Inc. ‘charity party.

has been ‘cleared of 4

Crockett,

Then he terminated Robinson’s three-year probation imposed conyicted

lot

N. J., is a gun colector. He said

again.”

he was

Si-

parking

David Crocket Gets OK On Gat

‘Ja

earned

nearly a million dollars in royalties for his efforts, is work-

ing on a new play. It will be a dramatization of Kyle Omstott’s “book, “Mandin-

SONCBIRDS ARRIVE - _— _ atin American singer Ray Vazquéz opens tonight in a new show-at the Hotel Hilton’s Club be. Headlining the show is French singer and

go,” a story about slaves in Alabama in 1830. He says it will be ready for a Broadway opening this fall, perhaps with Franchot Tone in the leading role.

pianist

Charles Sayist

of

Vicky

Lamb, the

Autier.

English

early

1800s,

eswrote

that, “Newspapers always excite curiosity. No one ever lays one down without a feeling of disappointment.” 4

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‘The wettietl

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1.

at a SHARE,

charge

long

often,” snapped the judge. “I don’t want to see you in this court

when

involving

and

attendant Edward J. Moran, 21,

replied the movie star’s 27-yearold son. “I've heard

a fight

Hopkins

“NEW ‘YORK (AP)

SAN

V.

natra,

47.

honor,”

For Men & Women

Thomas, Tel. 308

investigated

| Crockett

5

PANAMA HATS And Many Other

LOS ANGELES (AP) —Movie|

19

“It is too private an affair to discuss just now,” he said. Sir Laurence is 53. Miss Teel|

R. Brand asked Edward G. Robinson, Jr. time

As Witness

Aetress,

she

Sir Laurence, who is in London in the Ionescu pla “Rhinoceros,” was reluctant ito Tk about the breakup. °

expect to yoyr pa-

Judge

Olivier

—

Sinatra Called:

peared together on, Broadway in “The Entertainer” two years ago.

Edward Robinson, Jr's Probation Terminated —“How eontinue

(AP) says

FRANK . SINATRA

star and singer Frank Sinatra and John Hopkins have ‘been years. asked to testify at a hearing ‘ A spokesman for Miss Leigh in the city attorney’s office June has released this statement: “Lady Olivier wishes to say 23 to decide whether a battery that Sir Laurence has asked for complaint should be filed against them. a divorce in order to marry Miss The office set the hearing at Joan Plowright. She will natural_| the request of Detective Sergeant ly do whatever he wishes.” Olivier and Miss Plowright ap- D. F. Furlong of Hollywood who},

some

he

ARPEGE

St.

ced. They

they’re a big success.” Roach, still a big, chunky man

of the

YORK Leigh

Laurence

pay

and

.-

LUGGAGE

No.

Main

NEW Vivien

third-rate

theater

one

an

were

LEIGH

Leigh, eigh, Oli Oliver Will Divorce

the of

I’m going to do for scripts,” laughed. “Heck, all I have

Friends

broke

but

subject

GOLDEN

it.

laughing hard, not because the scenes were especially funny,

also Academy

with

Now he is turning knows best: the

2:00 - 4:02 - 6:33 - 8:50 P.M. “THE

the

millions

making people

Poul

When

bubble burst, the Roach

been

TODA-Y

Roach

TV

with a hearty

Friends say there is no bitterness between father and son Nor does Roach Sr. Appear to be brooding over the loss: “I’ve

SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT

PARAMOUNT

SR.

Guterma Waiting

COBIAN'S THEATRES Pictures

and

comedies;

only

2

“and I haven’t made one in 25 years.” . 1 Today They’re Big “Or take the three stooges,”

HAL

Adults Regular Seats Available

poutine

Coca, Alan Young, Ed Gardner, Zasu Pitts, Reginald Gardiner, Eddie Bracken. All expressed a willingness, he said. -As proof of the public yen

for

Fri. - Sat. - Sun, and Children $1.00 only

directors

Among those he has approach- | ed: Buster Keaton, Imogene

TV

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

and

Red Skelton, because they’ re too expensive and I want 'to limit each performer ~to 10-

Phone 3-232,

¥ zu ,

writers

I can get,” he said. “I won’t go after Stars like Jerry Lewis and

STW WILLIAM

comedy

enmeshed pire,

business.”

The reason for the debacle was a stock aa

the

stock company. “IT want to sign to 40-week contracts the best comedy per-

“I thought I was all fixed. for an income of $60,000 a year for the rest of my _ life,” said the pioneer comedy producer. “One day I woke up and discovered gl wouldn't be assured of that income. It was coming trom Hal Roach Productions,

which

institution:

Roach Jr., who had been guiding the studio fortunes in recent years, got the company

emigre meee

By

wager

Hal

ns”

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last I'm

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fin

secretary;

Gonzalez,

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Espada; treasurer; Larry -of his paint-| ry, Juan’ streets | Zurcher, kiosko manager; Marvin

you more} painter; and:some tell I had. First. of fings “of Old~ San

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dance last night. Everyone éenjoyeve.|ed the sodas and pleasant musie¢

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Mus-

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San

Juan

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auditorium. The graduating class will \give||

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a “farewell dance” next Friday. The seniors’ and their guests will meet’ at! Pepito Colon’s iouse inj’ San Francisco at 8:00 p.m. for the’ festivities.

from’ New guest ith their ‘ork, Virginia Frankel. »Charmg Miss Frankel is one of the ‘ig city’s better known art reShafer, Tiny 'Iresentatives..

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show,

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portrait was

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over.

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Betsy Nugen

TELEVISION

wKaq-(2)~

day, which .was postpon-|

was again put off “Tato” | soprano Graciela Rivera will make | Friday; herFestival Casals debut’ June 10] of rain, No new date has been set

lanco, Laura Hunter introduced

school’s

the

in

Cathy Willey will be|

es’ field for last) WAPA-“) ck (husband of the artist rs. SING HERE — Puerto Rican|ed and then scheduled because (Listings | .¢. ‘talked. with

oo

at 8:00 p. | ian’s.

They will begin

Thursday,

auditorium.

Buettner. He is to be transferred this summer. eae.

\Muriel Eddy, while Frank Kirkowena)

PRESENT

THOSE

Handelsman were among the 300 students who turned out for Commonwealth’s freshmen graduation dance. ASTAR el | with . Seth wad “presented school’s annual “Athelete of the| Photo by Danny Flamm.) e Year” 'award. He was elected by medal. Antilles’ senior ‘clais isi also hav- "ingrained the valedictorian the teams of the school’s “senior| salutatorthe Touart Anne and | this ceremonies division.’ Tuesday witnessed. aj ing its graduation

, | Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moss of. the | laribe’ Hilton. . ‘were . chatting \fith a group of friends, “Swede” ‘Wehelin: -arrived with wife;.Mu|!

San

Colegio

%

nch, while . English- painter | eodore Hancock and Baroness | farjorie von Brockhorst discuss rt.

. school the

in

beheld

they will

ca

:

i].

Tour- Bante Teregix Church om, Loins

Street,ENSanturceeee! nament. “Cuca” is the daughter ‘i sdemia’ San Jose’s, graduation Vallecillo and: Mrs:° Academia “Beach Condado of Dr. | of ‘sfeeremonies will take place to. morrow. “Startingat 7:30°-p.m.,, ate

is,a wife. Val.Meares while. stative:* acist.. hececlé een artha| erse arus' ented: with Hleeper breezed: in early Ton

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pm. 4

.

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in forthcom-

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ing

Ben, is the Schenley repre-|

Kee

newt

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a

graduation

Jose’s

San

Colegio

beauti-

chose

Brunswick”

«iss

heney were enjoying the even-|

|

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director . for

P.R.

Int'l,

Val | ful “Cuca” Vallecillo to represent

Ben jand

prlington and

Baldwin,

Bill:

:

;

. | Phone, 2-3665 7 Carte Blanche |

' ‘

Mrs.

and

Mr,

1 a. m.

to

Pan.

‘at the free 7:30 -affaiir.

in town,

lady

young

attractive

ry

freshman

Commonwealth's

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of

other

with

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Tel. 9-0300. - San Juen

BIRD HYDE PARK 2 Rio Piedres -— 198 Tel. 6-2 :

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— —

separate

Immediate pogssesappointment cail

526

screens.

8 PM, 8PM.

CUSTOM

serv-

Saturday

living

room,

utility

porch.

built—in kitchen,

BUILT

Visit

and

kitchen

bath, porch, garden, garage, room. Furnished. One block from maid’s politan Shopping Center, Hato Rey. Metro$125, Available June 1. Telephone ~ Alberts, 3-8400, Ext. 22. 1705 7 524

eats: 1

Tel.

:

doub

Phone UF

JUAN

modern

club

visiting,

facilities, For or write to Santu ree OF

ete.

three

2-2768.

|

—mm

606,

Stop

17.

2

HOUSE,

blocks

La

HOTEL LUQUILLO RESTAURANT. On

— OUEAN VIEW the ocean, Double

disposal.

Road, Call

complete

near 9-0144,

382,

DANISH

San

breakfast.

Juan

9-0532.

GUEST

From rates

Isla

Verde

— Weekly

1585

by the 773

$12, single. Special 27-0887 or 2-2206.

one

cott

of

tion

1667

telephone

8-1269.

‘WANTED

best

locations.

;

525

TO

1675

:

MOVING

FAMILY

apartment vicinity. 3

kitchen,

livingroom, .

facilities.

Call

Box

526

37,

need

or house, bédrooms,

screened,

Bayamon

1136,

other

or

Bayamon,

write 61

FARM DORADO

FOR

Farm,

FOR

and

windows.

Diego Aves., yes, 8-0270. 1499 .

planted

in

FOR

and

Nuevo.

SALE

house,

OR

Street

ur

$15

a

Lot

bedrooms,

i) BOOM,

private

dado

bath,

all

section.

singlé

Avenue, .Gondado , Seo

a

week.

Central, 1664

kitchen garage,

Caparra 4

HERMANAS

: @

bath,

6.

s20@g

: 524

ROOM

with breakfast, batlt,

American

garage'

for

gentleman

car

or

dry

or

lad

goods

bergh

St.

1678

Li

600.

at:

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPARE

THESE

VALUES:

Low FHA interest payment. Universal Corp., 1487

7-2092,

-

(4-1|2%). No do Home Improvement)

2-3013

Ext.

204.

Ne.

21.

with cabinets, 2 séryant’s quarters

Terrace.

DAVILA

| i

— _—

I-26.

Telephone

er

4th

St.

525

Bayamon.

3 bedroom house, laundry, screens, water heater, $80.

carport, monthly.

2-0000

Ext.

L-11.

4216

.

521

LOTS FOR SALE NEVIS

—

8ST.

KITTS

—

Seachfront

Hotel, excellent condition, for sale. Also 1,000 acres of miscellaneous property, some plantations, all suitable hotel or cottage colonies, On beaches, roads — some near airport. Write Simmons, Be-

t

Box 1283

Lanausse, Poincare 1 j San} Jorge and Parque, Santure 2-535.

265, Santurce, P. R., or Duncan,

165, St. 2

guel

Kitts, \

Such,

Phone

BWI

facing

6-1089

Betances

1669

-

|

: 524

DETECTIVE BUREAUS

SITES

Central 67,

Floral

Avenue.

Park,

|

523

The

most

Uniformed

fidential

DETECTIVE

competent

America.

Night

Guards,

SUBEAU

Agency

Patrols;

in Tati

‘Payroll Escort, Come |;

Investigation.

1072

Fernfodeg

Juncos Ave, Tel. Santurce 2-5282, Caguas

4213.

BALDRICH

—

Attractive

city

home

in

this first ‘rate neighborhood. Three bed|

available

other

in

desirable

Santa

Maria,

locations.

$2.00 pew meter Speculative

ment sites, too, from

Bucaré,

Prices and

from

develop-

$12.50 per -meter.

ae

5 PARKSIDE

—.

? Superb

’ big house

0

i for 2)4]

large family! Three big bedrooms, w: in closets, two baths, living room, d@

room

and

a’ recreation

room

with

ii baf,

Kitchen has built in stove and ov Separate seryant’s quarters. $26,000 wi good financing!

ROMANY short

ive

large

walk

—

Just off the Caguas to

Colegio

residence

Cellar

with

kitchen

storage

del

three

with plenty area;

bath. Under '$30,000. L

i

Realtor ss.

TELS, 35315

t

:

Robert Tschudin, |

t

Bodyguards,

Real Estate Corner

sun terrace, 2 Persons. minutes to

:

with

Apt.

yamon, Brand new, 3 bedrooms, bath, hot, water, stove. Rent $100 furnished,

beaches, shopping, business centers. Two

1621

one

»

FURNISHED

j

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

lots

Telephone 6-3258.

‘ Cou]

3-7730: !

rooms,

&$16 .

to

services.- Best

>

1002 ASHFORD 2

semi!

References required. Als¢ # airconditioned) . . furnishe ey

bedroom), 3 2apartment. 1670

a week 1657

56

airconditioned,.

with bath. 625.98 meter lot. Telephone lines, other modern conveniences. Near Garden Hills, San Jose Academy, Pueblo and Wool . Fimancing available. For sale, or will rent with option to buy. For appointment, call 3-1542. 1704

sale!

blocks from Ponce de Leon. Brau St. 364, Stop 31, Hato Rey, Daily $13.

Leon?’

monthly

living-din-

age and servant’s quarters. Fine trees and garden. Priced under $20,000 for quick

maid service, linen, private telephone. Accommodates Quiet neighborhood, few

de

$50

4

LARGE

tion.

Ponce

UY

harborg

Bellavista type, recently

3 large

ing, spacious baths, porch,

1,

rooms, big living area plus separate gar-

ively furnished, bedroom, math, screens,

on

week,

and

RENT

No,

Cupey Gardens, Monterey, Monacillo and

rates

located

city

Re-

BUILDING SITES — Beautiful residentiat

Each

overlooking

terrace

Centrally’

De

Cali

Atlantic,

GUEST APARTMENTS: near University Theatre, car and guide supplied. Suite with living-dining area, attract-

oe

RENT

610

ALTAMIRA:

Modern

FOR

$595; Extra rooms (12” x 12°) fences, porches, bathrooms, low prices. We handle

RENT

Roosevelt

-Puerto

adjacen

Wilt

|

rage. Best Miramar séction. 2-4486,

1400 SQ. FT. — OFFICE SPACE. Clean, clear, well ventilated. New building in heart of Puerto Nuevo: business’ section. 450 athSQ. FT. lock. Ske titers we n fi aird doors

for

CONTINENTAL COUPLE would like {¢ rent rooms-to one or two girls. Kitche privileges and use of the--house. Larg

annex,

various fruit trees, on new De Diego Express Highway. 20 minutes from Santurce. Debt-free.| Water, light. Mr. Mora, Olé Madrid, 23891, SPEAK SPANISH. 1684 | 526

OFFICES

6-3631

~ ROOMS

Also

SALE

HIGHWAY:

Call

Center,

Superm: arket.

Union

Grand

to suit. 1597

1683

from --States,

modern or néar

to

5000 sq. ft. store spaceiy.

RosaShopping

3-1016.

'

furnished Santurce

BENT

Santa

Santurce.

RENT

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

FOR

com-

Ur

JENNY’S: Guest House with a atmosphere. Delicious meals 1850 McCleary Ave. Tel 3-6802. : oF

Taft

—-.,

terms. 7 524

and’

526

month.

1850

'

monthly rates. Danish breakfast optional . Centrally located near Paramount Theater. 263 Duffaut Street. Telephone 3-8885.

AUNT family served 600

and

Intercontine: tal. .

HOUSE

Me

Rican P.R,

UF

private Satio, some air conditioned, bus, All

Resort

INDUSTRIAL

HILS BEACH HOUSE | the- beach. Roll out of -— beddirectly iste to winds. Breakfast included. Outdoor bar-

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

i ae

» UF

61

One minute to beach and $7.50 single, $10. double.

good

large

FOR SALE —Industrial property, 20,000 square meters adjoining Dos _ Pinos Supermarket and Vocational School Mi-

beac a hof Laguil quillo. ig’s Puerto Prem ee food. Luquillo,

and

1374

shade

and

CONTINENTAL

beach. Apartment, double airconditioned , livingroom with sofa bed, bath, hot water, terrace, private entrance. $9. daily, less per week. Marchand, 2-6178, 2-3196.

$45,300_—

furnished,

Washington

Condado

Concha

tuxury

large

patio

2 bedrooms, livingroom, porch, ,hot water, refrigerator and freezer. Informa-

Ft. Brooke, 1619

MAISON BLANCHE Guest trouse. and single air conditioned Near bath.

UF GUEST

pletely

4th St.

Call

1475

4 bedroom

fenced,

covered

-

YUNQUDE

completed.

Singles $7., doubles $12. Kitchen privileges. Nicest reside section, near airport. 108 Doncel ntial la St., ia Las Marias, Santurce. UF

NEW CONCEPT in tourist accomodations. With the rental of one of our excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day loan of a car for your

CONDADO

¢ash loan

DONCELLA GUEST HOUSE — 500 yard¢ from beautiful beach.

sOUSR-

long

6-5003.

|

GUEST

Enjoy breakfast and drinks on your private terrace im delightful continental-run guest heuse close to “Under The Trees” and one minute from beach. 17 Carrio, n Court, corner of McLeary. Member Gatbean Tourist Association. Telephone -1317, 702 . OF

sightseeing, nite anytime. 2-0486

EL

Living —dining-

bedroom, 2 bath home, Cupey, rear hopping center, Rio Piedras, Built-in kitchen bar, carport, two terraces. Screened, landscaped. -Excellent financing. $22,000. Miss Weiner 3-3400. 1382 6] AT BUCARE DEVELOPMENT — For hi diate Functional ers offers its “Caribaire’ home at i tree: “Buccaneer ef home on 19 Onix Set oer: Street: 3» 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car carport, liberal mortgage; homes by appointment only. Call Arturoopene} di Sa

524 BEDROOMS,

SAN

and Near

room, bath. All screened. $3,000 and assume payments of 20 year at $104 per month. Call 2-9334.

reservations.

Corner

Cabinets,

water,

Phone 1640

—

acre,

40°

3-1542. 528

frame

LOS ANGELES — 3 bedrooms, modern, completely equipped

1/3

trees,

Rio

Call

garage,

FEANCISCO

home,

“1376

CARMEN,

party.

SAN

Raldiris,

SALE

DEL

quarters with shower. sion. For inspection 2-4107, 1688

MODERN 3 bedroom home, Los Angeles WK—1.

Extension, Friday Sunday

bath-

stove. 524

LAS

concrete

OF

ice.

for

PUNTA

Santarce.

LA PROVIDENCIA GUEST HOUSE — Parque 153. Near beaches, restaur ants, 4 TAFT GUEST HOUSE — theatres, busses. Sun terrace, all airroom with private bath, conditioned raoms. Cooking

information, phone 2-9352 Box 12384 Loiza Station, 1251

1.

Tiled

electric

tio. All screened. Mahogany closets. 880 meter lot. Near 65th Infantry Shopping Center and University. We help get

furnished.

September

heater,

St Hou StS

Miramar, with nice ocean view. Near Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social Security Building, Ponce de Leon 804, 4th Floor, Apartment 401-402, Mrs. Vega

°-—

closet.

527

526 | 1690

CONDOMINIUM

Newly

rentals. 2-8138 9%

located

Hotel.

1

3-3024.

at Isla Verde. beach. One bed-

% bedrooms, living and dining, 2 baths, Porch, kitchen with cabinets, terrace, 2 garages, carport, fence and concrete pa-

COMFORTABLE FURNISHED screened bungalows, at beautiful Vaciataleza Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangreios Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly

1410

BENT

July

if desired. 1693

526

Piedras. Los Angeles St. 1024-A. Magnificent concrete residence, recently built.

financing 1711

Available

530

orchard.

living-porch. - Kitchen

HOUSES

RENT

fully

double

Big

URBANIZACION

527

2 baths,

HOUSE boating

cabinets, water Call 2-5809 1643

markets. Linea and airconditioning included. For appointment phone’ 3-4073.

airconditioned,

with

Valencia,

1717

Santurce

room

room.

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED efficiency apartment for one or two. On the beach, best neighborhood, near hotels, super-

FOR

tree

.

NEW BEACH Swimming and

525

HOUSES

Fruit

1677

very cool. 2 minutes to University, bowling and shopping center. Monthly rent $115 — $125 — $150. Telephone 6-0738

bedplayele-

quarters.

evenings.

apartments, modern, completely furnished, hot water, kitchen, bath, screened

1713

400

water

Nicest residential section. F—3 Street 6, Parkside. $300 per month. Also, on same street, 3 bedraom 2 bath house, livingdining area, kitchen, servants quarters, $200. per month.’ Call 2-0803 days, 2-1360

BEST RESIDENTIAL section in Hato Rey: One efficiency apartment and 2 bedroom

Urb.

18th St.

screens,

Telephone,

526

servants’

524

197,

2 baths,

terrace.

SPACIOUS HOUSE, unfurnished, livingroom, diningroom, three bedrooms, two baths, library, big porch, garage and

elderly couple oc bachelors. Excellent location. References requiredInform2-9971.

UNIVERSITARIO:

covered

1674

UF

ation

ft.

:

onesie SPAC FORERENT

HOUSES FOR SALE

RENT

heater, electric range.) Modern kitchen with built—in oven, ‘etc. Carport. 3 minutes from University. Furnished or unfurnished. Telephone | 6-7703 or 6-6146.

Avenue, facing the Condado Lagoon. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. living-dining room and kitchen. For information Tel. 2-1317.

SUBLET — PUNTA LAS .MARIAS. Charming Spanish-style home, large garden bordering on ocean. 4 bedrooms, 2

Ashford Avenue. financing. 3-2758.

sq.

NEW APARTMENT ina Condominium San Rafael, Stop 11, Ponce de Leon

1606

FOR

359.' 3 bedrooms,

stove, water heater and. airconditioner. $100 a month on one year lease. Telephone Parker Realtor. Office 3-3788. 1707 528

daminium Santa Rita, MeLeary Corner Kings Court. For information, Investment Service Company, 3-3550, Box

6609,

KEPARTO

kit-

from livingroom with and bath. Has screens,

Condomini-

um, residential, office and commercial, starting at $14,000. First Federal financing, balance easy terms. In the

heart tween

La

near

Sanchez Morales Hato Rey. 1680

SALE

=

APARTMENTS

SMALL

ment,

LARGE FURNISHED efficiency apartment, one airtonditioned bedroom. For

12 S

CONDADO:

|chen, separated bar — bedroom

HOUSES

FOR RENT

Pilar.

maats Attra

big bedroo

of cabine' room

' _#

3-8400


ot Dees

“THE SAN

JUAN STAR — Td,

May 24,1860

1 ] H i

i

a

BUSINESS 1983 OPEL, gray°2 door, well -maintained. $490 or offer. ee aaroenaive

Set Hourly ford

rates

Electrie,

Ave.,

1666

Eddy.

i

EFFICIENT,

fast

i

‘Secretarial

‘Also fprniture. 1663 —

Service,

legal documests, contracts, reports. pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Laem @ay or night -.

BOOKKEEPING ete. _Monthly Phone_ 6-0283.

weekly

or

hourly

-

CARPENTER & PAINTER, nae neoed “for renovation work.

hourly 1694

Ai

Roo

man rate

er

m2

at

Modteilrs

Quisaueya

WANTED MALE

cial Bidg.,

Must be. able to estimate: . -

{

UF

.

able to travel Caribbean. after

Machine

Shop,

53, Stop 28, Hato Rey.

LANGUAGE

LESSONS

IN

Seenish,

Set these

he

with-to

Earnings

training ! ,

of language

start

period. i

iin’

525

‘21871

Excellent

experienced

210,

El

HELP

day

and. night

Leén

2-3542.

Avenue,

Segond

Sani

~

a

—

Mr.

Farrell,

weekdays.

1700 to

act

as

& SSPEEB Ls8, =

Ext.

WATCH

pam

2-6267

IS YOUR

324,

MAEQUEZ

Bayamon.

FIAT.

FORD

Just

MAINLINER,

call

2 door,

der, standard transmission. Excellent condition. $1,995. tween § - 7° PM.) 1719 Z

1531

Tax paid. 22048 be-

BRIDES cocktail

mentg

1959 CHEVROLET Station Wagon Kingsway. 4 door, 9 passenger, condition. Standard

LEAVING

rt:

LEAVING

ae

—

“Must

<

sell

$24 1956

Chevrolet’ Station Wagon, 4 doors, One owner. Brought from States year .ago. Brand new tires and battery; Radio, Gceod condition, — very $1375. i “phone 3.0797. Ba3

parjy

and a

evenings

Call Stateside nights, 2-7465. 1455

with

~

MAKES

of

ture; —— i garden :furniture.

path

furni-

fine

1020

Ash-

ae

dresses, sold at ill make appointPhone

66

Statesid

Service,

COND.

days

812

Inc:;

-affiliated

Stop

31

Hato

Rey.

6-5429.

Borum

and

with

—

6-5429. 715

Thunderbird

524

Also

PONCE: Bi-lingual, 24 answering service and business and professio-

service.

Cal]

for

2-3013

people

San

a

without

Juan, ‘

‘2-5060

2-4718

— 68

FILTERS

No.

6 3)4,

$7.25|M. ‘ ——

ee $11.00/M. Telephone 3-9172 quotation on any printed nidtecal Established printers since 1826.

Paintlamps.

ren-

that

more

La’ Cruz made

& STORAGE

seryice.”’

said

a study

Blue

Cross

calling

rates but that

the

for

had

higher

commissioner

the

results

of

yesterday’¢

—

Agents

for

Atlas

Van

Lines. UF

ARE YOU going to movel Use Ge best ser invic Puerto e Rico,~ United States, Spain, Germany, Japan, Packing, crating, ~ storage, US. Van tae La Bolsa. Tel) 2-2726,

Le6én No. 1057./

274

. Cail

Agent of Muebleria Ponce’ de

|

UF

large or Muebleria

small. Torres,

Moderate Fernandez

oe = MOVE

prices. Juncos

Pier

long distance. Agents

We

National

9,

guaranty

store your Van

Lines

422

‘ UF

4.Y. SALES & SERVICE BOB

WILCHEK

-

‘Television

Service

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

to

Cail UF

TV & RADIO RENTAL TELEVISION,——— own hospitals,

Baya-

Pay Tribute To

Senafor Chavez |

New

York

Times

News

YORK—New

bute

Service

York City’s

Sunday

for rent in your

Same service given to hotels, for years. Call 3-0719 and will Service.

Ponce Sales Club Gels Charter Friday

to Dennis

Chavez

of New Mexico, the only United States Senator of Spanish ancestry. | Chavez,

Over 10 years experience is behind the best in T. V. sevice and repair on receivers of any make or model. All‘ work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268. on 9

Evening . service. 10 PM 6-4230.

in

Puerto Rican community paid tri-

YOUR “responsibility,

Clinic

New York Islanders

i; NEW

Maritim:

belongings. Tel 2-2374.

thers mon.

a

Democrat,

was

ho-

wored at a luncheon jand reception at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel marking his silver anniversary as Senator. Both Democrats and Republicans joined in the

tribute to'the 72-year-old lawmaker.

Among

them

were

Senators

Clinton P. Anderson,

Democrat

Keating,

of

of.New Mexico, and Kenneth B, Republican’

York. -

New

Chavez was elected to the Senate in 1935 after two terms .as a Representative. He stands fifth among Senate members in continuous length of service. “TIl_

represent

Puerto

and the Puerto Ricans United States Senate,”

Rico

in the Senator

Chavez told’ thé 380 ‘persons at-

‘tending

the

luncheon.

“They

PONCE — The Ponce Sales are going to have two Senators Executive Club will receive its one of these days. And, yo what? You’re going t »MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS charter at a- banquet Friday at know have nine or ten Congressmen. 8 p.m. in the Ponce. IntercontiPIANOS. — DIRECT from factory, $425.00. And then you'll make yourselves Full keyboard. Treated for tropics and nental Hotel. it Fally guaranteed. Also rent for +neard, when you have that situas The group, completing its $12.00 monthly. Musical Trading Co., Inc., tion.” 1853 Ponce de Leon Ave., Santuree. Tel. ‘first year of operation, will also 2-1051, “Do not get discouraged. honor Ponce Bishop James Mc- is the land of opportunity. Wo 1715 627 Manus, as the “Outstanding you believe me? I remem PIANOS — For rent, for sale, new, re1446

r

UF

built, against —

tropicalized against termites, rust (springs and pins) = t service — tuning — repairs moving. Salvador A. Nin, Inc., 1460

Ponce

— also industria) ww

THE

FOR SALE

be

that within the next two we will be able to announce

Providing

Salesman of the Year,” for his when I could not speak-a wor'

of English.”

New

HOSPITAL SUPPLIES

‘efforts in ‘conceiving, selling and carrying out” the Santa Maria project, a 50 classroom elementary and high school. Jose Rovira Sanchez, _ presi-

HOSPITAL

dent of the San Juan Sales Exe-

ters, Mrs.

de

Leon.. Telephone

SUPPLY

2-4358.

COMPANY

Senator

dispensary

.

Chavez

was

born

in

Mexico when it was a ter

ritory: It became a state in 1914, One

cutive Club, will present. the charter to the Ponce club. Protective’ clothing and equipment, TO FURTHER EDUCATION and advance oratory supplies and equipment. ThermoArturo Castro, president of in: business, own and read the few edit- ametérs, masks, rubber goods. Every ion of Collier’s Encyclopedia, For inform- thing for physicians, hospital and pa- ‘the Ponce club, will make the ation, with no obligation, call me to - tents. ain Fortaleza S&t.. San Juan presentation to Bishop McMashow it to you. Ray Hill. , are 38-3102, uF mus. 1708 Se pat as MISCELLANEOUS

to

tee Aependaite op tht ent oe “Oa Monteflores, Presbyterian, seldom find. _' Telephone (6-3157, 6-3329 sional, Capitol Transportation, Inc., for a free pgs mociars! in Santurce, and Me-

Telerental 267

LETTERHEADS, ENVELOPES, Snapout Forms, etc. Letterheads 8 1/2 x 11, ea mavences No. 10, , $8.60|M.

for services

a new contract agreement has been signed. with the hospitals,

deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month.

UF

week-

ting with Lopez Castro. | The hospitals are Pavia, Profes-

9 AM 1136

SERVICE

last

of insuranée, when | reviewing | them, lowered them. | He said a meeting was scheduled ir last night ‘with the hospital presentatives at which he would

Mu-

motors, Gator trailers. free demonstrations.

JUAN telephone space for

rates

arose.

local hospitals said

it is definitely resolved, and

onal terrace and it iron, Elegant

decorator’s items we — ineke. ings, mirrors, ‘statues, petieutaas, Call 6-5272, 1570

question’

hope days

524

traditional

G.

“The. problem is purely a technical one,” La Cruz said. “We

Damip-

GE upright Freezer, 2-0000 Fort Buchanan

1706 _

FINEST

Pablo

and announ they would suspend service to the subscribers May 31.

524

MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We do, all types of mdving, no matter if it be!

PRINTING

and

8.

are

Avenue, .

1037

style _beauti-

and, Baturd

for home window units types, Cal} 3-5999.

a

Toro,

Mercury terms,

phones. Ponce.

GOWNS Latest

H.

Owner

J

mals.

must sell 1957 Che-

Tape

ISLAND

TO’BE:

_AIR

-

SAN hour desk

1

establishments.

Ideal

vrolet convertible in néw car Lin gamer with only 18,000 miles and taxes paid Also household furnishings, Will’ accept

—

Condado.

35

old.

9-0725.

ANSWERING

AIR COND. REPAIRS

Cre

ISLAND,

.“‘Marisa’s”,

we

1497

AIRCONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION wepair for home commercial

for family use. Can be seen at Universal Motors, 65th Tatantry Avenue, Dairy

ALTERATIONS work,

Memi Méndez, 6-3439. 1425

model

Kiko

boats, Easy

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move

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RS Rs

damage

1) ~

indicated

in wrecked

Se

build-

disrupted

roads and other throughout nine central

\losses and southern of

provinces

totaled

dollars.

Waves

Widespread

waves

Chilean

which

coast

battered

early

Sunday-

night, sweeping, away 130 persons to probable death at sea, ; had spread thousands of -miles ' into the. Pacific. Awesome | breakers. and. freak currents pounded the shores of such distant lands as. New Zealand, Hawaii. and California. While aid sped. to Chile from her Latin American neighbors ‘

and

U.S.

'- Canal

bases

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ing

in

instruments

* continuing the

recordup

shocks

through

earth

the

.

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movement

jarred

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a

initial quakes

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on

the

Santiago

Mercurio said the at one point were ikmnocked_

down

El

waves, which 24 feet high;

the ‘postoffice

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a

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spy:

flights

US.

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it

of

has

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an

to the

U2

is prepared

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open

the

skies

Soviet

treaty

Union

that

espionage

stalling,’””

and

action Soviet ‘The

tigations.

What’s

to

nation.

to

may take

‘to halt spy flights over territory. US. he said, was foreed

disavow

publicly

what

he

called its “lying version” of the May 1 flight and to confess its “pirate-like

policy

of

intrusion

into the air space of the Soviet

La-

Laborde

any

that “severe consequences”. result if the U.N. fails to

‘a

into

by

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Puerto

termed

crackdown

was

Union.” 'Gromyko

told

traffic

accidents

in| }- Suerte

charged the U.S. with

- TIDAL WAVES (Continued; ‘from Page 1)

Hilo “is a scene of utter ‘devastation.” -He said one building

collapsed

as a

wave

struck

it.

Gov. William F. Quinn declared a state of emergency and

made

an

appeal

for citizens

remain calm. ° As wave after

to

waye. slammed

into Hilo, reports said many people were injured and others trapped’ in flooded buildings. Damage

or

was

exceed

expected

lar tidal waves_in when 159 persons

In ing

to

that, caused

Los

Angeles,

tides

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April died. |

1946,

Calif.,

surg-

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currents

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investigate?

U;S.

Wherf asked what he thought the ‘next step in his quarrel was, La-

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war

against

the

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Page-1)

similar

U.S.

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Service

the

The

MAGAZINE

Rico,

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with

I’ve gaught them * red-handed charging me for telephone calls I didn’t, and couldn’t, make.”

a bank, heavily damaged -the FRANCES city’s cathedral and washed: away : i scores of homes. Water, electri-( itty and gas services halted. 97

the|;

,

what

north. shore

newspaper

Public

charges.

Val-

of Chiloe Island in Ancud Bay, the town of Ancud was reported struck by three’ waves in succession in the Sunday outburst from the Pacific. Waves Reach 24 feet The

by

the STAR. ‘The telephone company is always conducting inves-.

per-

A boy’s school was destroyed, a bridge spanning the Calle River was twisted out of shape, and

in

the

ordered

“They’re

sons®

gaping cracks appeared divia’s streets. ,

21,

complete

pro-

killed: 15

cent.

UN. DEBATE

''2.,The

presenting the telephone company, requested an additional 10 days

gressive city of 30,000 between the Andes and the Pacific 450 miles south of Santiago, where the

calls have

“Minute Investigation” On May 11; the legal. firm of Sifre, Ruiz- Suria and Sifre, re-

early yes-

Valdivia,

Apr.

Commission

Panama

picked

night.

terday

the

seismograph

made

“minute investigation’? Lborde’s allegations.

rrounced.

The

On

to

the actual toll might be much greater than what has been an-

ings,

claims

per

Points:

Rico Telephone Co. to reply within 15 days of notification to La-

Co.) has an in-

(Continued, From

eS Rea

also

EARTHQUAKE

the

Se

He

formal complaint to Service Commission.

and

Tidal

NS

bills.

and

90

plaintiff because it insists - on |, would obviate forever | any. charging for additional calls which oS - need for attempts at ‘aerial have not been made.” -

said,

‘registering the calls its clients make, ‘and pretends, unduly and illegally, to charge them money

Tidal

rae sie eae hie

plaints

both

to Rico Telephone

millions

ay

31 calls

the complaint, he charged: “That the defendant (the Puer-

the

@ &

that

in

Torres Braschi Apr. 7 as a result of the alarming traffic death and

not keen made; “That the defendant » has not satisfactorily answered the com:

recorded.

Laborde

Se eeee aR ee2soc ccpearen ja ee PR

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29, stated

been

speeding

than

_ Continued

(Continued “From “Page 1) . for’ supposed “additional stated that Laborde’s telephone which in reality and. truth

had

and

by Police Superintendent Ramon

Angry Phone Subscriber_ 30—Apr.

cent,

school zones has decreased more

photo.)

had registered 25 outgoing calls. The second, for the period Mar.

per

IN LOOK

Ie

90

dropped

PET ee

Co. said he

have’

-TODAY...GET

os peaperne inne

calls the Puerto Rico Telephone

@ made during the period, that the dial of his telephone was F sealed. The number of calls is listed in the column marked

area’.

elephant

hay _

a

‘ jin

DISPUTED BILLS—Two bills received by Rail Laborde ‘fer outgoing

in the me-

The rp | are based. on the average number of. tickets Sharply since the Police Depart- }that were handed out by police nent started its. crackdown last on various infractions _ before’ honth, Capt. Aristides Ferrer the crackdown began... said yesterday. The department is préparing Ferrer said he has a ‘squad a complete - breakdown of day of 72 mén' on the streets and ‘by day traffic offenses 3. Starting roads 24 hours a day with ins- with the campaign. It will’ be tructions to be tough. ready for publication ‘by Friday : ‘The. campaign, he said, has had or Saturday, Ferrer said. { the following- results: Ferrer: said the transit|division ‘Spéeding violations have will be increased in July when ‘dropped from ¥5:to 80 per cent; ‘several hundred new recruits will -teckless driving offenses, about join the force. ropolitan

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May 24, 1960

Bad Weather Aids Native Golfers Is ]st Round Of British Amateur. TOM

RUSH, sort

Northern

of weather

contingent

in the

Einglishmen, accustomed to sent ten North to defeat out played. This was one was

Jimmy

would

make

first round

of

the

today

Bruen,

go

out

hy

one

Golfers from put

the British Isles, aided a big dent in the North

Amateur

Golf Championship

by the

American!

yesterday.

along the wall of the: dining shed. We’ exchanged sniall talk and then he pointed ‘to. the. table near the window where.péople connected with the team were lingering over. coffee after breakfast. “Let’s

form-

if

he

not

be

able

the

base where the Dodgers train in Vero Beach last March. TrXi pauaed to chat with him on thé boardwalk which* runs

sad

even

would

on

—

a sailor winee,

strongest

Ireland’s

that

he

Back in the’ ‘Spring, Carl. 'Furillo;, “who* “was released “recently knew the Dodgers were through. with him. He~ wanted to be traded to* Milwaukee where he could’ play for Charlie Dresser again. He asked me to ‘tell, Dressen how: he felt. + carried me message, but Dressen ignored it. SE I mét Furillo outside of the mess hall ‘on the wrenuvaied Navy#t

side in years,

marked

knew

By Jimmy Cannon)

OCHILTREE>

of the British

er boy wonder, had to withdraw when an old injury plagued him and ended his career as a tournament golfer. Bruen won this title in 1946 but had been out of big time golf for the past decade. He came back in a gallant gesture for Ireland but eouldn’t carry it off, His retirement was a sportiag gesture. Bruen kept Steel alive in the tournament. The _ Irishman did this, he said, because

he

The ‘iter Dedoer_ |:

Sedts and Irish,+ these conditions, Americans down of the 14 who

startsby the home but it note.

Treland (AP)

that

Sports Today

get

get

rid of me.’ “What about

“T

still

| outfit.

the

‘Furillo. _ “Da

ten

years

ago

for '

cham-

Daniel

he

was

Walker

Berrios, Gloves

newcomer

a

of

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card

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bar

Stadium.

It will

be

lost a close

decision

his first bout weeks ago. Cruz

is

a

as

EscoCruz

to Berrios

a

pro

substitute

in

several for

who

was

unfit for this a leg during

fight after training.

semifinals

and

Char-

reported he

hurt

four

ple-

liminaries will complete the program, scheduled to start at 8 p.m. ak

Superior

Baseball

Carolina 5, Cayey 2 - 1st) (Second game rained out). Juncos 9, Humacao 2 (ist). Juncos 4, Humacao 3 2nd). Yauco 13, Salinas 11 (ist). Salinas 11, Yauco 3 )2nd). Coamo 6, Ponce 4 (ist).

Coamo 13, Ponce 8 (2nd). Utuado 10, Vega Alta 2 (1st) (Second game Vega Baja 12, Catano 7, Vega Juana Diaz 5, Juana Diaz 6,

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the

Furillo

the

kids

to the Red want

me

is

Nh

North.

said.

not

to

It

“But

was you.

getting

not

a

know.

the

day

this

font:

cheaya

money:

a

sincd# triedt

Sox.

go

to

Boston,”

me. by

Furillo

You the

to

playt

going to see Charlie?” end of the week,” I

said.

“I

want

toe

i

favor,”

Don

Zimmer.

They’re

of

and smashes their

bout

at

three-member

Puerto

to

Rico

leave

ico

team

Skydiving

Buenos

The

was

for Mex-

yesterday.

The team is making a threemonth, 34-nation tour to promote the

sport

of

parachuting.

Last week the group gave an orientation course -at the newly formed Peruvian Army Parachutists School in Lima, Peru. According to reports received here, Peruvian officers were most interested in the practical appli-

cations

of new

parachute

created by Larry: tary of the PRSA, of the team.

Other

design

Moore, secreand a member

the

team

are William- Stowell,

PRSA

presi-

dent

manager

and

members assistant

of

of

the Dorado Beach Hotel, and Gabriel Pefagaricano, a Fomento employe.

CAR

sylvania ing my

going

to

trade

him, too.”

Arecibo

Superior champions

Captains,

1959

Lions,

in the first weekend of season. |

Friday, man, won

Arecibo beat

San

the

Ger-

83-74; Saturday, San Juan over Bayamon, 80-63 and

Ponce

trounced

85-51;

and

feated

Rio

Quebradillas,

Sunday,

Santurce

de-

Piedras. STANDINGS

Team Arecibo x—Ponce

1

L 0 0

Pet. 1000 1000

x—San Juan

i

0

1000

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night

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not

can’t

Quebradillas,

pm

Charter Air Taxi Continental US ~ Islands of Caribbean

Tel. 9-0090 :

~

Night 2-1982

started

the

# i I hear

Furillg

subject.

wrong

-with

was

unfair.

according

ment

or

“I year

for

Furillo

the

team

after

The

outfielder

to

take

Furillo,

and,

" t

ever

coming

off

the

figured

off

he

Durocher

since

he

came

tal

the

Montreal

club.

|

deserved

told

him

more

to

sign

money!

me

docu!

uniform.

didn’t have enough to pay my hotel bill,” said Furillo afterward. “I had to take what they. offered me.”

“But

that

was

when

Branch

“All the owners are to skin the ballplayer.” The

same

attitude

Rickey

alike,”

said

prevailed

had

the

Furillo.

during-

club,”

I

‘They’ re

Furillo’s

15

all

years

said

a witt

the Dodgers. He despised the poeple he worked ‘for, but hi hate didn’t influence his playing. They won a pennant with hi leading off and another when he batted fourth. For. a lot of thrilling

years,

Furillo

did

nothing ever diluted Of all the managers he

regarded

as

a

it

all

and

he

never

held

back.

Bu

Furillo’s resentment against his bosses he played for, Dressen is the only on

friend.

Rhubard In Cincy I remember a night in Cincinnati when Duke Snider punche a buff who tried to slug him. The fight occurred as the Dodger were crossing the field after a ball game. Jostled in the scrim.mage

was

Furillo,

who

was

the

only

player

to

from

the

see

what

hap-

Dodgers,”

said

pened. ‘J

8:30

ST. CROIX AIRWAYS, INC.

International Airport Isla Verde

changed

But,

hope

Furillo, Z

Twin Engine Apaches D 18 S Beechcrafts

work)

The manager, Leo Durocher, called him into} the office in| Ebbets Field. He handed him a contract which Furillo thought)

pm.

All

contacts

walk.”

Brooklyn

Stadium).

Bayamon at

good

Brooklyn in ’46, he has been a hostile man who worked for peof ple he mistrusted. He came out of the Marines and arrived in}

included.

TODAY’S GAMES Arecibo at Santurce, 8:30

(Escobar

I’d make

wants to do. is get rid of me.” I told Dressen what Furillo had told me. “They won't deal with us,” said Dressen. “But

It

and the Santurce Crabbers seored wins 1960

I figured

Sign Or Leave

Amateur Basketball of Puerto Rico, the

San Juan Saints, the Ponce

to Los Angeles.

a deal,” said Furillo. “He promised, in the Winter. I moved from: Penn :

for the club in case I want to go in séme business.- I move whole family out. But Buzzy didn’t give me the job. All h

He

In Basketball Start

of the

Assn.

Aires

“That Buzzy, he gave me a-good job with the club

Arecibo Triumphs

systems!

Plaza de Colon, San Juan Telephone

Eddie Machen

Miteff

the most

PUERTO RICO CAR RENTAL Front

Alex

PR Skydivers Off To Mexico

Falcon

From $3.95 up! Gas,

me

New York’s Madison Square Garden, nearly putting Miteff through the ropes. Machen won a unanimous 10-roand decision over his Argentine foe in heavyweight battle. (AP Wirephoto)

The

Jes Farmeiro, Two

box-

as

FINISH—

at a sagging

the

the

a rematch

FIGHTING

meet

in

featured .10-rounder

at

asked.

Only Labine is still with the Dodgers. SOS

local

will

Cruz

Sunday

in

Charlie. Charlie wants. Pll be in Bradenton

likes

Cup

a former

champ,

Jaime

wants to’

himself home at

Berrios, Cruz Fight Feature Golden

play,”

want

‘I don’t

year.

British €

I

said.

Charlie’s Boy

title.

Cork

said.

I told Furillo that Boston needed right-handed batters Jackie Jensen had’ quit. It would be logical if the Dodgers

pion

star of teams.

Belong:

|

to

boys’

Before he injured moving furniure in his

Furillo

Alston?”

|;

won|

Irish

to

can

They

,to sell him

was

here,”

Walter

which seémed baseball. ~-

Bruen, was one of the great names in British golf. At only 16 he leaped into the limelight in. 1936 by taking the British

He

of

“What’s he got to. do with it?” Furillo said, faaaaty: “He jus does what they tell him. Buzzy wants to get ‘rid of the old-timers.’ ’ It was a windy morning, cold but bright-with a pale si a

course.

following

out

got something to tell you.”He led me ‘into, the parking. lot. They’re giving it -to’ me,” Furillo: “Who?” I asked. “Buzzy Bavasi, a said Furillo. “He

the

guy

collects

a

bundle

afterward.

“The Dodgers aren’t favelten: ” I explained. “Duke was 100 per cent right,” said Furillo.

“But

I

don't

want to testify against some poor bum just so the club could save some money. If it’s Duke, that’s different. Duke was in the right.” \ Most of the old bunch are gone and Furillo resented the kids who took their places. That gustily bright day, as he shdok hands,

he

was

positive that

for him. “If I can’t

play

for

Dressen

Charlie,”

would

Furillo

quit. ”

said,

to

negotiate

“maybe

I'll just

s

Any legs

attempt

club could

hold

harder

up,

than

have

Furillo

this

is

hired: him, worth’

bitter ”"man.

a

but they Shot.

No

all passed. one

Plays

If his basqball


lao San Juan

BALLY ACHE IN FRONT—Bally Ache leads |the field i: the Preakness rounding the turn into the stretch. The colt, with Bobby. Ussery riding, went on to take the 84th running

of

the

(AP. Wirephoto.)

Triple

Crown’s: second leg by four lengths from

More Pins ... No. 5

(Continued | From

a

series

By Former

of

BUZZ ABC

Whether

18

articles

FAZIO

Master

you’re

three,

four

or five-step bowler, the last step when you release the ball is the most important step in the game.

That's

the explosion “point. It

pays to concentrate on the final step, so you can bring all body momentum from previous steps into ‘play properly and release

the

ball

The

well.

final

step

is

the” a

' It, is the sliding step with left. foot. As you slide, bend -the

knee. Beriding the slide

lets

you

sition.

ses one

will finish

gers) rim. hap-|

ball

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. Cash,

Detroit

:

Runnels, Boston -. “Piersall, Cleveland

:

Berra, New York

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left knee.

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a direct

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York against Puerto Rico, in Los Angeles against Mexico and

and teSat c urday

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team. Post time for the fourth race | drew closer and Rosensohn kept looking at the tote board while. :

351:

McCovey ‘San Fran.

player

Rosensohn’s the league

plans

RUNS: BATTED IN

PAA ah

players.

team.

of the U.

BA’

Adcock, Milwaukee Curry, 'Phila.

as ref n

,

arrii ving San 5

not com-

indoors. But Puerto Rico, actording to Rosensohn, provides the proper environment for big time basketball because “‘you have here both | the necessary players and the etithusiasm.” in

351

.

and Sund ay

co for basketball, _Rosensohn said. He plans to play the San Juan games in antiquated Sixto Escobar stadium. The promoter would

NATIONAL LEAGUE

_

NBA

of proper

LEADERS

"

would

ed with the venture

day won the 1,000-kilometer Sports Car Race in a 2,800 cc Maserati. A 1.7 liter German Porsche driven by Sweden’s Joakim Bonnier and Olivier Gendebien, Belgium, was second in the overall standings but. won-the small

Skinner, Pitts.

fron Me heve fi n ai#0 t

concern-

league’s “until

another

vidual

Stirling Moss of Britain, teathing.

:

sa6 arriving San juan

Except Satu

mission of the owner of the indi-

(AP)—

up -with Dan Gurney, Us.

the

re from PAA Oz arrivi ng San van;

comes,” Rosensohn said. Presently, no

ADENAU,

of

Podoloff

liste above,

EAL #119.afriving San Juan

s Connec tts ee f r

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a ;

the

four Americans needed for each

president of the NBA,

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distance

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bearing-on

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vitht

tiate’

roll

the

smoothly rather than tossing it out from three feet in the air as you would in a standing. po-|.

aid.

said

knee

the

ner that: feels comfortable.

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Champion

a

tended. to

|

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of

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were

Rosensohn,

for a

who

one

more.

betting

man.

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you}

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KANSAS CITY (AP)—Elston Howard’s sacrifice fly *

deep to right field drove in Gil McDougald, with the win| ning run in the ninth inning yesterday as the New. York +| Yankees defeated the Kansas City Athletics 43, ~~ It was the only day game in the Mapors and the only game

in

the American League.

With one out, Ahletic pitcher Ray Herbert gave up walks to

McDougald son,

a

and

Herbert

Bobby

then

‘BASEBALL SCORES

Richard-

threw

a

wild

pitch advancing the runners to second and third. Howard batted for Yankee hurler John Gabler, the second of three New York relief pitchers, and

hit

his

game-winning

fly.

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Kansas

who : 4 Pp

Kansas

allowed

bottom

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runless ball Bob Turley,

started and worked

nings,

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pitched innings. all

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came

the

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three

of

the

on for the

ninth

and

held

‘the Athletics scorelee although GOOD TRY— Roberto Clemente of the Pittsburgh Pirates is tazeed out} at the plate | he walked two pinch hitters, Dick by Hobie Landrith of the San Francisco Giants as he tries to-score from/first on Diék | Williams and Hank Bauer,

Stuart’s double. Puerto Rican Clemente ting,

hits,

and

RBIs.

(AP

is currently leading the National

PETER

NATIONAL

Sports

Editor

Bill Rosensohn, promoter extraordinary, plans to begin

an

eight

mer

team

which

Pan-American

would

basketball

league

next

sum-

include a Puerto Rican entry.

Rosensohn promoted the Johansson-Patterson fight

lost his match-makers

first and

license

as

operate

VN see

the

according

Puerto to

BILL Teams

ROSENSOHN

will

be

approximately

six

and

four

sohn

U.

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thinks

composed native

players

athletes.

that

NBA

Rosenplayers

think

we

will

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any trouble Puerto Rican

team.

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Louis

at Cincinnight.

(Podres

2-4) at Pitts-

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have

six good They are

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comparativ

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Mexican a

with his boxing.

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retreating

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manager . of -Ja-

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Providence, ‘ Rhode; Island, the president of the National Boxing

(Barber 3-1) at Chicago

Assn., east the deciding vote for the 24-year-old champion from Guadalajara. Using the 10-point must scoring system, Ma¢eroni.:¢ast his

(Score

1-2),

night.

City

'

(Daley

eshick

3-3) 3-2),

New York (Short 2-2) (Mossi 1-3), night.

Washington

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Kansas

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decision that went against

Baltimore

Boston

at night.

at Detroit ore

(Kralick 2-0 or Wood-

1-6)

at Cleveland

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Koufax Hurls One-Hitter At Pittsburgh — PITTSBURGH

(AP)

—

Left-

hander Sandy Koufax of the he would file a formal proDodgers blanked test with the Japanese | Los Angetes‘ 1-0 Boxing Comission . over. . league-leading Pittsburgh the scoring of the split last night on one hit. The loss

600

Games

(2-3). |

(AP)— World bantamweight champion Jose

pan’s Kenji Yonekura, said

night.

LEAGUE

Today’s

000—3-7-0

Gabler (7), Herbert and

Becerra of Mexico gained a split decision over Japan’s Kenji Yonekura in a hard-fought, 15-round title bout Sun-

12

Baltimore

002

Cincinnati

inning.

18

York

100

World Bantam Title saw

St.

2-2)

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run

Chicage

of

season.

more same

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two

enced challenger give ithe slugging

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San Francisco (Joes 4-3) at. Philadelphia AN LE 1-4), night.

Rican

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during

basis.

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Los Angeles

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19

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Milwaukee (Sadecki

Rosensohn.

‘Rosensohn also said that the games on the island would be played in San Juan, Arecibo and other |cifies displaying interest in bagketball. Games will be played on a

14,

x-Los Angeles 3| x-Chicago

Today’s

The following teams would be ircluded: Puerto Rico, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Chile. Uruguay, United States and Canada. All eight of these countries— except Brazil, Chile and Canada— have groups ready to put the league in operation by June 1961, Rosensohn said. Emilio Huyke, sports editor of El Mundo, heads a group of “six or eight” people who will own team,

Louis

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'|x-Last night’s game

a result of alleged illegal procedures in the promotion. Interviewed between trips to the betting window at El Comandante Sunday, Rosensohn expressed enthusiasm and _ optimism for his proposed professional basketball loop,

and

St.

a

City

Joe Becerra Retains

LEAGUE

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x-Pittsburgh San Francisco Milwaukee x-Cincinnati

with

in the second

MAJOR LEAGUE - STANDINGS »

ANDERSON

STAR

batters

|

ProBasketball Team Possible For Island By

Tony Kubek led the New York

League is bat-

Wirephoto)

LEAGUE

030 000 001—4-7-1

Turley, Maas (6), Duren (9) and Berra;

Gabler received credit for the victory, his second against three losses. He over two

York

his fighter in the world bantamweight title match with champion Jose Becerra Sunday.. Neutral judge Tony Maceroni, of

ballot for Becerra by 147 to 141. Referée Ramon Bernmen of Mexico had

it 146:142 for

Becerra,

Ja-

panesé judge Ho Toyama had Yonekura ahead, 148-143... It was

the 2Ist straight

victory

and second title defense for cerra.

.

Be-|-

cut

the Pirates’

cond-place

game.

San

lead

over

se-

to

one

Francisco

—

7

Benny

Daniels,

the

starting

pitcher for the Pirates; had the only hit, a single in the second inning. Koufax did not permit’ a Pirate to reach base after the third inning. He ‘retired the

lest.ten men in order and struck | out

ten.

on

:

: Tom Davis, drove in the game’s only

run

Larker'

in the

opened

seventh.

with.a

Norm

double

and Davis: doubled to.. left field to score Larker, = .« f

This was the first shutout of the

season

for the Pirates.

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