The San Juan Star (May 26, 1960)

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By

HAROLD

J. LIDIN

The Mufioz-backed “iadctn bill will be amended to include a method for voting

bmn a single political status, Popular hd yesterday.

Senator ‘Solé. Morales

Party secretary ¥idefonso Sol4 Morales’ reveal- |

iscite bill,

WASHINGTON (AP)—President Eisenhower declared: last night America must continue “businesslike dealings with- the Soviet leaders” despite the blowup of the

heads thé Senate group participating. in the deliberations

f a joint legislative committee tudying amendments to the ple- Tixben committee, the Senator add|.

ed, it

will likely include

a time

According-to

the

original

ae

of the bill, ‘at least 10 per cent But ‘the laconie Popular Party| limit on the petitions, Petitions of the electorate must file petieelhorse gave no hint whether | Unused at the arrival of an eleesind the .cteation f thé single-| feral year will have to be dis- tions: asking that a given ‘political

hoice electoral mechanism Popular

Party

plan

status

issue

to

he

lies| carded, he ventured.

to a

Paris

(See PLEBISCITE, Page 21)"

carry,

| the

vote | on

Other

commented

probable

lude

amendments)

provision

for

nation

But

‘ral political parties in any status roduced

left the a referndum

f the

electorate.

in

for

-!keep

Bit

up

like

More

than

3,000

persons.

began

Saturday.

dealings

|;

4)mittee

|”

still isolated by communications

:

¢|

:

GRAD] ATION—Jorge Ismael Apon te, 7, -of Gaayuabo, o 1,706. The number of missing | 9 @ pupil at the Society for Crippled Children ( School, Sangit at 1,123 and the injured Dr. Department o:of Education: ucation, iin a of the the Department

of

Wilfredo

ceremony

Braschi, yes: held

Phere, noce, perhaps, bres Jal] ofay30 at the Hin Plodras Wola Ciphs?. Sorke was tae

tion Chileans homeless. | fhe-interier Ministry

_duti

en and first grade pupils who’ graduated.|

a| The ladies tobe Gases (See CHILE, Page 21) ie GrAk me a Gunter Hett.) .

the day. said’ property MS

i

follow. ’we

strength,

must

and

hold

pull,” Ki-

with: the

EISENHOWER

Soviet

--. the red and black

Page 21) |

By A. W. MALDONADO Secretary of Health’s special toxic has

physician’s

The

breakdowns. The official death! toll climbed t

the

deemed

that

no

new

legislation

drug

com-

is needed

erty:

prescription.

committee,

composed

of

the presidents of the - Medical Association, the Pharmaceutical

Association, the Drugstore Own-

er’s Association, and Department ‘of Health officials rendered a report to Secretary Guillermo Arbona this week recommending the

following:

1. That a new toxic drug: bill now pending in the Senate not

be approved

since the

te ‘authority to regulate sale of toxic drugs.

2.

That

an

intensive

to

the

edu-

cation campaign’ of both’ buys ers and séllers of toxic drugs be: conducted

to acquaint

the

public of the dangers of using toxic drugs freely and on the laws

regulating

3. That

tinue Paul

their

sale.

the committee

con-

its investigation. Mufioz,

president

of

x

i

sale of dangerous and toxic drugs in Puerto Rico without a

toll]:

was *expected to rise shagply when reports arrive from areas

sketched.

‘| give the Secretary authority to regulate the illegal retail

were

The.

Soviet

immediate

declaring,

our

The

Jead or missing in the disaster that

an

\No New Legislation Needed

this

dorn volcanoes spread over much ȣ, desperately stricken Chile.

should

|Special Drug Committee Says

waves, Le avalanches

quake-

timeworn

achieve

(See EXPLAINS,

=f.

from

it

steady for the long

»hographical face of the country. ash

conced-

a | senhower asserted. 7 -“We must continue ~business-

and of the trembling earth. And |‘ hey continued to alter the | toand

—a

to

After

truck new blows of death and

Smoke

that

and its allies must

(AP) | —]:

in

added

Eisenhower

DUQUE

Hevastation ‘yesterday

the

collapse

course he feels the United States

\s Toll Soars eavy quakes, tidal anic violence and

summit

objective.”

Rocked. Again| Chile

he

device

Stricken Chile By RAUL

the

the~-President-

invective

the hands

When the bill finally “emerges |

“SANTIAGO,

not

| be noted Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev “did not go beyond

first | in-

initiative

alling

must

all in red

Jed Soviet action leading to that -}eollapse “has turned the clock back in some measure.”

instrumenting

The bill: as

“we

record

on

Jast, week

to

said, | ins}

he direct participation of the Sey-

lebiscite,

the

to be written in black.” In a radio-TV report to

briefly:

@ plebiscite bill, Sola

conference.

ink. There are several things

hat~a- referendum is riot needed he

nation,

write

the Popular’ Party) T tes

ow,”

summit

“T think,” Eisenhower told

Commonwealth-yes or No.” | Feel réndum Unnécessary

“We

aL

Nation ile Talk) Meant For Red Ears.

a

On Plebiscite Issue Revealed | \In

a

a

a

Plan For Single. ‘Status Vote Explains U-2 E pisode

the

‘Secretary, under existing le- committee and a Department of gislation, already has er. . _| (See DRUG; Page 4)

THE SAN JUAN STAR Than day, May 26; 1960

Hospitals To Weigh Compromise Offer Of Local Blue Cross| By

FREDERICK

HARMON

cil yesteriay ‘doomed a ‘SOV.

Representatives of the six local hospitals which have threatened

this

to meet

scheduled

are

ers

demnation

a com-

weigh

to

morning

iet resolution asking for con:

subscrib-

Cross

to Blue

service

to discentinue

promise offer made yesterday by Blue Cross. Under mise,

the

proposed

maternity

room

care

next

pay-

of

$4. Arturo La Cruz, local director of the Blue Cross, said the company had received clearance yesterday

from

Acting

Presiding

La

for

terim

added

measure

ceived of two

that.

has

Blue

Cross

was

the

in-

already

re-

under

the

director proposal,

ed for

increases

hospitals

Pavia,

that

} session: of

in

The

problem first,” He added that

effect

and

La the

ORIEY, clover

until

are

the

would

designed

to

tro

lowered

rates

also

a

reduction

in

by

amount

six hospitals

last

weekend

new

rates

pitals Ponce

and Mayaguez—Partly. cloudy with a few afternoon showers. .Rico

and

the

clody

Virgin

with

thun-

der showers today and tonight.

compromise interim offered yesterday by

Cross

included

hospitals.

This

increase

would

the

and

$8.75

a.m.

Stateside: New York, 72, cloudy; Washington,

73, cloudy; Mia-

mi, 86, cloudy; Oklahoma

clear;

Chicago,

69,

City, 84,

cloudy;

Francisco, 67, clear; clear; Philadelphia, Dallas, 86, clear.

San

Boston, 59, 72, cloudy;

2

.

been

Empress

The

lice, petty

Sterling,

had

morning.

burglars,

‘stole

a

cash,

according

small and

to po-

amount

then

the

to which

and

of

destroyed

equipment.

to

hos-

first

day,

day, fourth

any

Blue

are entitled. Blue Cross

the

second

for

$9.75 days,

additional

Cross

subscribers

offered

also

to raise

Emergency

Registry

Night

May

26

Deetors

San

Juan

Rio

Piedras

-

on

-

Barrie

Call Tel. 3-2467 assistance

Puerto

Dr.

Ivan

Night

Metropolitan Santurce

Nuevo

Obrere

for. information

& Caparra

Terrace

Banucci

M 10 303 Rpto. Metropolitano Tel. 6-4283 Caguas Dr. Rafael A. Cayey Road

Tel.

Jimenez

story frame

reinforced

Two

year

Call Mr. Roman

This is the second

time store has been broken into in about a week. photo

by

Gunter

this

out.

Union,

Poland and the

were committed: to

for

the: proposal.

vote not

Argentina

said

no. France give

her

ney

said

assent

she

to

the

to

cast

negative

vote

Midas " Anxious’

Music Store Burglarized |For Spy Tests _ Fourth Time This Year. CAPE

The

Juan

store

at

Martinez

358

in Old San Juan ‘was for the second time

week

yesterday

Thieves broke a window

other J.

items,

Julia,

Julia

to

have

been

police

tours, in

the

‘the. thieves break

Other. establish-

the

same

sector,

broken

into

in-

recently.

and

tered

Martinez

Carlos

about dise.

$800 Julia

Vela,

they : got

worth of merchansaid the store has

move-

Hance,

63,

died

0

had

These

use

extinguished,

they

bottle that had ‘contained

apparently

was

and

charged

Nieves

Ramos

charged

luntary aboard

one

PENTHOUSE

would

SECTION,

on

International up at a San

Ramos

to

Ashford

would

be

radioed

have

about

defense

30

minutes

and

measures. The . Midas test daunched | Tuesday

rataliato:

to

vehicle wa into a: near.

circular: orbit from: this missile

by a ‘base. Air ‘Force officials reported

Cortes:

Cachola

reck-

with

invo-

held him

its

path | through

space:-ranged

from ahd! apogee of 322 miles

a perigee | of 292:1 miles,

to

They

Union and Juan’ pier.

Professional

overlooking | ocean

-

ronvene

~ -

|

:

for a

It

is tied

}

Avenue,

pointed at the earth.

of the Seafarers

4 bedrooms exquisitely furnished = _ Private garage and extra porking Beach privileges

$800.00 per month,

alarm

|

APARTMENT

end Sen Juan (11th and 12th floor). @ - | @ ~@

Fa-

the yacht at the time.

FIRST TIME OFFER

CONDADO

will

dévices

to the United States, which the

with

homicide and

on $1,000 bail.

gasoline.

no

stations

the instant it is fired.

The

night ~ ‘at

Emilio

a is the property

found

space

said its and sensors were functioning ‘perfectly and-that it guez’s death, Judge_Nieves is- programmed as planned so i sued ‘another warrant of arrest. Framineettoace nose_always is

hurt.

After the fire was

orbiting

infra-red ‘sensing

missile

less driving and released him on $500 bail. But after Rodri-

causing @ shorttlived fire. No one authorities

Tuesday

Judge

Mufioz Rivera in the San Harbor early yesterday reported

last

taxi driven by Luis. Ramos

Bomb Explosion Sets

was

a seriesof such satellites to pa trol the earth for enemy missiles

' | getivate

jardo District Hospital. Rodriguez was injured

Canovanas, became the 146th traffic accident. victim when he

Luis Juan

Midas, weighing 2% tons, wi determine the feasibility of using

been burglarized four times 80, detect the heat trail_of a hostile far this year.

Puerto Rico's 146th Traffic Falality Rodriguez

anxious to ‘test its missile detec tion equipment on giant flares

and friendly rockets.

!

Julio Rodriguez Hance, 63, Becomes Julio

CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP)

—An_ experimental Midas “spy satellite yesterday whirled about the earth every 9434 minutes

police

The last time the intruders en-

manager.

timed

when

cluding the Max) Bahr jewelry store several days’ ago, havealso

said he |thinks the bur-

glars

that

windows.

ments

with

shavers,

according

store

the

in paper and estimated $500

electric

so

change

St.

burglarized in -about a

morning,

a stone wrapped got away with an

in radios,

ments

Vela music

San Francisco

block ware-

Telephone 3-5890

bore

(STAR

Hett.)

‘FOR REFURNNISTHED

lease.

not

planning

Julia, manager of Maftinez,

ULTRA-MODERN

house building in Puerta de Tierra, 12,000 sq. ft.

certai

would

that was thrown through store window.

There

2817

concrete

and

freselution

Vela Store-on 358 San Francisco St. San Juan, holds rock

UPSET MANAGER—Carlos

Police said a Molotov cocktail was exploded aboard the yacht

Duty

Ares

‘obse:

been

resolution. Britain and Italy did not announce their voting posi tions, .but they were known to be

Yacht Afire In Harbor

Pharmacy

Fernandez Jureos 1304 Santurce Tel. 3-5169

FOR LEASE One

days

its payments for operating room services to $22, an increase of $6.

All

broken into and ransacked

Wednesday

payments

for

third

8

Aaron Borish, of 1055 Fernandez Juncos Ave. reported to police yesterday that his business offices,

diem

$11.75

Thursday,

Offices, Burglarized

$2

to the

for

at 11:30

of

payments

High

87

increase

diem

for

Low. 72.

an

proBlue

in the per

$10.75

16

announced

The posal

Yesterday’s temperatures:

at

hosCross

to

east

The

low.

would

per

the

the

they

pitals

from

too

that

suspend service to Blue subscribers on May 31.

boost

Winds

knots.

charged

were

also

in a statement

Nz:had

-Nationalist’ China

ceuld

the

:

vote

both

hoswas

the

the= count}

and

give

requested

‘council < debate *o

Only: Communist

would

Blue Cross for its expanded pital service program. There

were

get the seven’ ‘votes necessary fo adoption. Tuesday’s session of the

June

Blue Cross more their cases becommissioner of

U.

Soviet

of

end

In .recent decisions, Insurance Commissioner Pablo Lopez Cas-

The

Puerto

the

the

be

insurance company for employe groups, would have to pay hospitals for services to its subscribers.

Islands—Pagtly

at

of _medical

increases

Tunisia

‘debate, diplofats “and

threaten-

that Blue Cross, a non-profit health

Juan,

before

care.

Professional,

San

Even

only

are dealing with the most

FORECAST:

States.

Soviet

interim

the

United

in disputed The

on ‘the®

the. Soviet . charges“ ‘against

said

categories

abstain

to speak this afternoon along: withl U. S.-aliied Ecuador in the third

association.

the

merely

debate

and | the hospitals and Presbyterian, Doctor’s Hospital in’ Santurce, time to present and Melendez Brothers’’ Clinic fore the island’s insurance. in Bayamon. inmédiate Cruz said.

to be

discontinuance of service, set May 31, could be averted. In its offer to the hospitals,

Monteflores,

“We

would

expected today. . ‘Both Ceylon and

Blue .Cross proposed: that the hospitals accept interim increases

in payments.

are:

meeting,

of the

“hopeful”

Plane

up with the | Western majecity.

to

the Board of Directors of the local

the six hospitals would’ be eligible

for

at the

president

SPY.

two neutral hations onthe ce mci —Ceylon and@ ‘Tunisia—would

devoted

Sein yesterday declined to fotecast the probable outcome of the conference. He said only that he

the “informal approval” of the six hospitals.

The that

Sein,

comment.

Cruz

be

held at the Medical Assn. Bldg. at 9 am., will be Dr. Jose A.

. Insurance

U.S.

i

Diplomats waited. to. see-if

would

well as preparing appeals Commissioner Lopez.

Commissioner Juan Soto for its plan to offer the interim proposal to the six hospitals. Soto, who is administering: the insurance office while Commissioner Lopez is in the states, was not available

month

to reviewing the company’s policy with all island hospitals, as

a gain

rise to $18,

would

ments

compro-

of

flights.

10:20 p.m. 10:11

p.m.

9:54

p.m,

1f:17

Ambulance

Stop 30 os— 6-2222 Hote ReyExt.

Tel. 6-0262

p.m.

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SAN. JUAN STAR -_ Thursday, May| 26, 1960.

;

“i

a

Cooperative League Posi ©

President If Drafted New: York. (AP)

By

— Governor

A het

son

results

asking

does

for

curred

vote

blican

conceérnhave

‘The,

in each

Oliveras

suggested

a

these.

concerning In

an

that

and

schools that a

sence

Oliveras

incident.

of

has grown course of

said

CANDIDO

crime. in

to the point action miust

his department.

The

seek

Secretary

an

lance

adoption

New

Ri-

governor

has

ON

might

lead

STAGE

—

for

cooperative

selection

educational

as

15-man Board

a director

as

chairman

May

of police vigi-

school of

a

areas

plan

creating

and

tion

whereby

are

An

8, dramatizes a song during. graof the Society for Crippled Children

Repu-

de,

the

he

convenhis pre

convention

place

School,

Santurce.

2273

Eduardo

The

yesterday

Con-

affair

at

the

took

Rio

Pie-

said

some

200.

Other

co-ops he

was

available for the second spot on the ‘ticket, he is not.

which

he~ :

insists

They

have

a

Puerto Rico,” A

said

Torres

cooperative

and

a capital jof $1,250,

000; the agricultural branch, with 42,000 farmers affiliated to 31

which

have

a $9 million

capital; and housing cooperatives.

This;

last

tively

new, and includes 10 co-ops

division

is

with 1,700 members 000 in me

comparaand

the

ter,

but

busy

that the

on

“all

ead

i

at the

Superintendent,

{raf-

yesterday

1

resolution ex-

present

session to-June

legislative

15 was also apin

the. House.

The session had already been extended from April 30. to May 31.

The isolated community’ com| mittee, according to the’ bill; |. would be appointed by the Governer and approved by the ‘Se-

nate.

It is designed

to ‘bring

P to these. communities basic , government services as electricity,

water, - and ’Jatrines. | According. ‘toa ‘report sum-, ‘mitted to the ‘House: and” Senate

| treasury

$140,

ras-

building

séven-mian

|.

Senate-passed

proved

.

a member-

principal

ter Hett) assume

by

divisions include the consumer branch, with 100 coops, 13,600 members

to

is headed

ship of 70,000, and a subscribed capital of $14,500,000.

dras. Rotary Club House, and was arranged by the society’s auxiliary (STAR photo by Gun-

delegates

Vicens,

taken.

assistant

‘the matters concerning upcoming

the standard of. avg

tending

by

‘OLIVERAS

Capitol

logiaiation; “had

not

yer

The. House approved ‘yesterday in a preliminary better

15

the mushrooming consumer credit co-ops which now total

Bill Seeks. Aid For 40 ‘isolated’ Communities bill

head

department

| {

‘steps necessary to stop this situa-| i

a

75 in

of Directors, but was obliged toe drop this post under a league

ment,

Alice Almodovar,

of | Rocke-

said

which

reserve $1,000

Miguel, Hernandez Agosto. | The island’s cooperative move-

duation ceremonies of 30 kindergarten and first grade children

on

volume

replaced

Presi-

York

affiliates,

must each

regulation forbidding

which

is based

its

law of

chi’s office ‘had received the} let-

\

said that he will

increase

in

the

leaders

by

cases.

| be arrived at. between the police and

and

educa-

to hold a paid staff job. He was

for _nomina-

strategy

its

is underwritten

schools.

interview,

the

meeting

Braschi to

other

needed

of

training

ERR) eae a hae ramet ae

discuss

for

would not attend the tion because he feared

-one of these cases.” of himself and Torres

“4

the only defor the ~ Re-

nomination

and

Some * of

of the League’s

possibility, which they, concede is' remote, that national. or international developments will make it- advisable to nominate somebody else besides Nixon.

c

ing the results of the investigat: made or are now making

President

the of-

Colon Torres-served as chairman

and

developments governor oc-

Vice

total

feller

floor of

should

as

not

become | an _

M. Nixon, candidate

‘The whole

a-school building by four uniden- , tified persons.

the police

is

to

doctrine

by

of ‘ the

repeated

tion at the convention, ‘begins July |28.

. Oliveras also-recalled that’ on ; “March 17, a school guard was

ion which

he

active cooperatives.

‘| education. Before his

felt

dent, unofficially passed -the 666-

boy.

as possible information

purpose

by insular cents o}

be going too far, in| that

publican

a school principal and two other teachers attacked and hurt py a

“In the first place,” Oliveras wrote, ‘I want to receive as soon

against

Rockefeller’s

not ‘intend

chard clared

Secretary report of

out of the second

of

to

“| payments| made directly for that

business

The political surrounding the

school personne!.

thrown

tional work

as a favorite

active .candidate:

hoodlum: attacks on public school téachers' and other

14-year-old

programs.'

themselves it was

League,

for’ the dissemination

cooperative

candidate-

statement

of polic e€ “investigation into

‘In the letter the new enclosed a recent news

decided

to-commit

-Party’ sources. said view

Cooperative’

committees

by

Diree-

|. tor of the Budget Bureau Rarhon.

_ there: may) be]

committee

designed

of isolated with

about

vote

to

\‘to

comune

in

200,00U

persons

isolated)

PURCHASE

in

Puerto

Rico. .An

munity

is

defined

as

one

lacks

completely

or

partially,

to

the

Works, the

bill

allocates

‘Secretary to,

be

committee

turned

postponed

that

when

tle. by

iver:

troops.

No.

2

Rico Aqueduct

btaining copies of the correct- , Mr. Jenaro A. Noriega,

and Sewer

Authority,

Pur-

Box

Roosevelt Station, Telephone 6-5423 or 6-5 255.

created:

- An official balloon corps was organized in the U. S. Army in 1861 to observe results of bat-.

ADDENDUM

p.m.

either call or write to

chasing Officer, Puerto

to

Gov. UIs Mufioz, Marin originated the idea for the bill this week following a visit to Barrio Dota Elena near Comerio.

6, 1960, at 2:30

All persons or companies interested in

Public over

until June

_ed specifications may

$300,000

of

GENERATORS

For correction of the specifications, the opening date for this bid is

com-

water, electricity or latrines. The

OF ELECTRIC

‘All other terms

and

cone

ous

of this bid remain

|

|‘

San Juan, Puerto Rico

unaltered.

RAFAEL

mcene

BRAS

Executive

Director

338,

MG hy syncor sae Yi o9 tat Raber A.

the

letter

feaders:

this would

Pue:to

rice

would

coxtventibn any candi-

to Rockefeller now

has sent Superintendent of Police-Ramén a strong

therefore

The

Secretary of Education Candido Gliveras Torres Braschi

state’s 96-vote ade:

proposals

Rela-

‘of the

Department

A private organization, League serves as a central

: date.

}

Public

tions

istand’s 347

to the Chicago uncommitted to

is 4

Education and Rican.

Republican leaders agr

gation

LIDIN

M lwhich are affiliated 235 of the

+for President.

Olivercs Asks Police Invesiticate Vave O07 School Vio lence By A. W. MALDONADO.

J.

culture Ramén Colén Torres has been named head of the

accept a draft to run as Republican candidate that the

HAROLD

Former Secretary of Agri-

Nelson A. Rockefeller told the New York ‘State Republican leaders yesterday he would LSON 'ROCKEFE LEER:

3

Colon Given

| Roc ; kefeller Admits He Would Run For ALBANY,

3

a

Powell To Oppose Munoz-AFL-CIO Minimum WagePact By WALTER ST.AR

Jet Trips To N.Y. Soon To Be $8 Less WASHINGTON

— Rep. Adam

Clayton

yesterday

ihe

Howse

Labor

Subcom-+*

last week.

Powell

said

reestablish

review

he

wants

to

theeflexible wage

system

rather

than

creased mainland minimums a pércentage

Democrat on and probably

he

plams

to

serve

notice

of

the

James

D.

at

Roosevelt

~*

(D-NY) minimum wage said that yesterday

it

device’’

San

was

“a

of

line

from

the

bill. He he told

loses in committee. Powell called the

“dangerous”

wr

wages

as

fast

as

it

an

co

WASHINGTON — Puerto Resident Commissioner

Antonio

Fernos

terday

that

Isern

the

encouraging”

said yes-

outlook

for

RiDr.

the

“looks construc-

tion of a 750-bed Veterans Administration Hospital in Puerto Rico. Fernos made the comment

following terans

a

meeting

with

Administration

V@

and

Amé-

rican Legion officials yesterday. VA officials did not question the

need

Fernos

for

such

a_

hospital,

said, but said

they

must

a

hospital

raises

cans

a Puerto might be truction

fen

the

SUMMIT due mostly are writers

ike myself who

are too lazy to

get out and dig so we continue

for fresh news, to ‘bleed’ this

one.

Having found for additional

wandered

myself desperate material,: I

over

to the Left Bank

on the usually

chance that one reliable sources

have

a

“hot

here

it

is

tip.’

of my might

He

did,

and

for

the

first

reported

time:

of

1952

Powers made the there are automoNEVER make the

summit—

others

sluggishly

and

(AP)

—What

in

this

compare

do make

it but

indifferently.

The

was

to

Champ

But how many

buried

M.

of the nation’s

Arty,

Little

or maybe Tuptim, just plain Turtle.

Beagle,

Frosty

Chances

and ;

Vary

They’re pets most likely to succeed this year —they have varying chances of being the floor of the White

kitchen.

(Calvin

fed on House

Coolidge

had

a

sheep dog named Rob Roy who lapped coffee from a saucer be-

his

table,

not

the

kitchen

floor). Heidi,

has

the

a bounding

privilege

Weimaraner,

now

a parakeet

of track-

for

their

comprise

the

It happens even behind

all over the the IRON

TAIN! yignt

happens everyday in Puerto Rico.

It here

DIPLOMACY

IS

CURE.

NOT

world CUR-

on

the

White

: black

a

really

hit

to Adlai

House

The

and

A

car.

Just

see

Frank

by

chat

California:

speech

Checkers to

pertick

(who

else)

CLINIC

at

De

Santurce,

145

in

Supermarket.

front

at

CAR

Diego

Ave.,

of

Pueblo

Dress & Work Canvas Cots

Postmen and

he

was

say

“and,

right

VERE

Ave..

Ge.

Obrere.

druys.

that

the

comnext

. created

this ‘commit-

without

peatiired

prescrip-

-According to a series of articles in the STAR, it is a common practice in Puerto Rico constituting a major threat to the health and safety of the pu-

in

The purpose of the committee, Arbona said when he created it

nearby

belonging

early

this

what

legislation,

many

years

ago

and

is

to

find

if any,

out

is

ne-

cessaty to control this problem. last President

cow. Her

but

Champ

hasn’t

fo

own

name was Clark’s

celebrated

hound

in} song

Democratic

a family

Pauline). at

convention

dog

the

was

1912

nominat-

girls in a small Oregon town told Morse

they’ve

you

the

1956

Siamese cat Sen. acquired during

campaign.

they

would

Two

little

give

him

a

kitten if he could get them Adlai

that

year,

to

stop

kicking

my,

Fala was

the little black

Scot-

Roosevelt. During the 1944 campaign Republicans had charged

Sen. Lyndon a few lines

before campaigning.

that a destroyer

every once penchant

B. ‘Johnson— gets in the newspaper

in a while

with

Then there are “Turtle’ and “Tortoise,” the pet turtles of

a

Kennedy; 2%-year-old of Sen; and Mrs. John second

place

ribbon

in

returned

ith Tuptim and

his

for roaming.

Caroline daughter

he

a

did, and

got

dog around.”

the, kitten was in Washington bern cared for by his office

-tie belonging

from

one

of her

collie dog named

been

© Shoes

Work

them.

And Fala.

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©

residents

Do you need the services of the Police?

_ PLEASE CALL, 6-6000

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Aten

Tel. 3-3728

Tel. 6.2030

|

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|

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| ioe

Comm inl

sats

eT i

bs =

ieee eet

iho we ck

where

behind

Roosevelt

family ‘and attacks, but

of the Metropolitan Area

Clothing

left

had been made

NOTICE

Blankets ® Raincocts © Paratrooper Boots ©

had

dentally. To this,

“Scottie” and

the

sent to pick

he

sheep, miniature donkeys, Shetland ponies, horses and cattle. (William Howard Taft was the

To

was

in the Aleutians,

a veritable menagerie of chickens, peacocks, pigs, goats,

SURPLUS

to Franklin Delano

up Fala

offspring at the Morse farm in nearby Maryland, there’s a part

UNIFORMS

Three Stores in the Metropolitan Borinquen.

these

added

so-

Puer-

Little Beagle Johnson—initials LBJ like the whole fartily of

Camping

318 Carpenter Road, Halo Rey.

to

driving

ing fight which Clark lost to Woodrow Wilson. Clark’s theme song then went something ‘Tike this— “even if he! is a hound, .

that kids, want

now,

for

died some time been replaced.

In,

mentioned

a gift,

this,

Ricans

are

Stevenson’s autograph. He mailed it to the little girls,

Uniforms

610 Uondado 8t., Stop 1?

2018

The

to find out if

regardless of what they say about it, we are going to keep it.”

Rubber Boots

Tents

“excessively.”

intends

blic.

show

Tuptim is a Wayne Morse

supporters.

know, the kids,: like all loved the dog, and I just

KHAKI

Kirk-

drugs

bliec

Prize-Winner was a _ prize-winning

Symington

to explain an expense fund rais-

_ GOVERNMENT

U-2 can drive a well maintain-

ed

tran-

by local pharmacists to the pu-

dachsund of Sen. and Mrs. Stuart

white

cocker spaniel, hit the news when Nixon went on television in 1952 ed

pet

_, ARMY- NAVY stones

.THE

and

tee to look into the retail sale of toxic and dangerous drugs

E. Stevenson.

Sassie

won

.

yes-

has been stated, Mufoz that Puerto Ricans use

week. Arbona

reason...

LACK OF PROPER MAINTENANCE!

1)

Mittee is scheduled to meet

the

motif.

Virginia. Arty is a Dalmatian

and was

floors,

hasn’t

chilliren’s

‘grand-

F. Kennedy. The turtles recently

she

throughout

Campaign,

ing mud across the White House but

23)

Is A Dog

died in, 1957

grounds. Checkers,

old now

Richard

Gabby,

mainly

children,

only

at Vice President Nixon’s home.

Page

announced

tion.

Kept by President and Mrs. Eisen-

elec-, hower

shot star who’s growing (about 14 years) and gray

know

June

activities

Most

the headlines.

one-

voters

festival

Presidential

COLE

needs

really

(starting

by William Carrion.

a

side

The Big Summit, but biles which

can

Carnival

island’s

What's Missing country

tourist

York.

barbituates

Mujioz

poster was created and prepared by the West Indies Advertising Co. for the Carnival Committee, which iis chaired

program.

What

writ-

Baptist)

The

when

Clark’s hound dog of 1912? To the cocky little Fala of 1944? The sad-eyed little Checkers

still being

concerning

it

Rican VA _ Hospital included in the cons-

tion year is a pet dog.

FINNER

disaster of lest week, io the fact that there

added

predict

. WASHINGTON

From

conditions

to

metropolitan area here and in stateside travel agencies.

in Coming

this

Make The Summit are

to

the

would

He

impossible

cial

will be used in promoting the San Juan Bautista (St. John

such

truction was

jet

this is true and if so, what

national cons-

program.

of

It said,

CARNIVAL CALL— This is the nine-color poster which

of

°

quilizers.

committee

island

By MARTHA

Those Who Didn't

Dispatches

the

that

go into

to New

official.

these

fit into the VA’s

(Advertisement)

By: BOB

on

night.

@ jterday that the committee intends to concentrate its. next study on the use by Puerto Ri-

across-the-

construction

nightly

(Continued

Island May Get 750-Bed VA Hospital, But As Yet There Is No Telling When how

no-

‘to New York. At present fare’ only two night jet

‘|Health

board hike. He warned that it might harm the garment industry.

study

the

DRUG

bill,

agreement

because

last

rate would

-| flights a week

Union.

Roosevelt

said

begins

Service there

International Workers

start

effect on June 2, when the air-

face-saving

the

Garment

Juan

wa.{the lower

for David Dubinsky,

president Ladies’

(Powell)

but he threatened to carry the fight to the House floor if he

a closed door session that he will fight to knock Puerto Rico cut

called

section

next chairman of the full House Labor and Education Committee, said

he

about the Muiioz not agree with it.

It is doubted that Powell has the votes feeded to eliminate the Puerto Rico-Virgin Islands:

basis.

Powell, ranking the Subcommittee

that

not consulted deal and does He

accept the proposed plan for Puerto Rico to match inon

Roosevelt

it would

extra-charge jet tourist flights. A spokesman for Pan Am in

minimum wage agreement at a meeting of mittee

Pan

and San Juan. The ruling was made by the Federal —— Agency. Pan American had canounced

a Mufoz-AFL-CIO

to sidetrack

—

tourist service-between New York

Currespondent

Powell (D-NY) disclosed yesterday that he attempted

(AP)

American World Airways won the right yesterday. to. drop the $8 surcharge on its night. jet

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STAR —Theraay May

Saving, Spending, Borrowing All Have Place In Economy Saving

is

the

best

hope

duals and corporations funds for investment,

that flows more goods.

chairman tin

jobs and

This on the

Board;

come the and from

of the

more

say-sokof the

Federal

William

Reserve

McChesney

Jr. Item.

Increased

spending

this spring

come sign that weathered the down and is

the a

Mar-

consumer

is the

wel-

economy has business slowprime reason

Migration Sessions Slated For New York Fourth

will

be

Fortaleza announced It will run from

the

and

State

York

Munoz Marin concurred ing the Conference held

will

be

nearly

at

and

you're

in havin New

local

of

most

pressing

migration

of

Call

the

hole

in

the

a finger

dike

if

you’re

contradictory.

The

truth is that even in hard

times

some

people

save.

And

it’s true that these are the funds that others borrow for expansion of business or for taking

industries.

pan new

will leave for New Friday. On Saturday

York they

hold

a

meeting

York

Office

of Labor’s Officials of

of

with the

the

It's

also

goes

on

that

spending,

everyone in

varying

No Big Fling Here

New

Department

Migration Division. the latter will ex-

cation?

Have

William that

amount

old

widowed

says

he

living

just

like

we have been and invest the money wisely,

just

like

she

would

$100,000, her automobile, her house-

hold goods five-bedroom,

12-reom

looking for other ployment. 48,

house

quarters went

to

while

work

the to

in-

steady

growth

of debt,

levels

of; the

economy,

folk. To

it

debt

others

or: credit,

it’s

but

large part of the economy’ based ‘upon it. And without

a

—Market Allied Chem Allis

Chal

Alumin Ltd Aluminum Co Amerada

Pet

Am Airlines Am Can Am

Sugar

Am Tel Am

Tel

Tob

Anaconda Armco Steel

not

Yet stili another thing about these can be confusing. For all

Boeing Air Borden

three

Borg

only, in each instance, carried to excess.

may

rise

at the

if

same

time,

as contradictory; to each other as they may seem at first glance. This has been going on of late. A postwar high in personal savings was set: last year. Inadded

$31

billion

to

their holdings of, currency, bank deposits, savings accounts, securities,

and

insurance

nes

in

private

Beth

YORK

Dow

treasurer

and

a prominent

INC

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Tuesday.

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COFFEE FUTURES “B” futures closed lower. Sales 40 Con-

tracts.

futures closed 15 contracts. High 45.50 44.85 42.76 50 N-Nominal.”

to

44.84N 42.75N 42.10N 41.50N

FUTURES

NEW. YORK (AP)—Domestie sugar futures No. 6 closed ‘1 to 2 lower, Sales contracts. ish Low Close

York

Jersey

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May Jly Dec Mar May A-Asked;

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Unch +1%

Averages:

INDUS RAILS UTILS STOCKS

les

$215.90. Volume

Press

declined

Unch +3%

JONES (APj—Closing

stocks

Merck

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at

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and pension programs.

DOW NEW

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Quotations -1%

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there’s doubt that the marvels of mass production could have been achieved. So all three—saving, spending and borrowing—have their place. And there’s something good to be said for all—but

20

industrialist. Wallis died three years later. They had no children.

New

way

needs.

or em-

years ago for Mrs. Wallis and her husband, who at one time was county

For

the

lower and active at| the opening. It that continued pattern throughout the ion} with prices modestly — above their! lows for the day as the close.

and the right to live | 35-50-3s.

for one year at full salary in her

Denmon,

Americans

a sign of vitality and confidence.

want

usto,” he told newsmen. The will of Mrs. John B. Wallis Jr., left Denmon and his wife

Kearny, New

“INDUSTRIAL

82-year-

like that.

continue

N. NEL SON, Brooklyn,

domestic

his

employer,

nothing

“We'll

a

by

bad.

debt.

it’s

some

fling?

Denmon,

left plans

a big

into

he

dividuals

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. /—(AP)— What would you do if your employer left you $100,000? Take a va-

this will

SINCE

Spending

true

Windfall Means —

plain the progress. being made in adapting Puerto Ricans to their new enviroment.

A.

{

Everyone

Ri-

delegation

in

going further into debt. But then shake it down a: bit and it doesn’t look quite so

problem

cans to the big city. The Puerto Rican

all

Dutch

confe-

Puerto

This

tle

govern-

this

feels

alarms

with

increasingly

going

ed that spring impulse to spend your money; and you're the lit-

boy

and

crease activity and grow. For the individual it’s often the only way to enjoy today the things

save your money; hero if you obey-

rence, as of the first three, is to study at. length one of .New

York’s

companies

are

patriot if you you’re today’s

representatives

all

ment agencies. The purpose

—the

of finance

more, is on

times

And

he

York. The first three conferences were held in Puerto Rico. Attending this important confrom

say-so

buy This

good

a

labor

and civie organization leaders. According to La Fortaleza, Mayor Wagner and Gov. Luis

ference

intentions to off the cuff.

of

up

City

government,

or

spending often chart the cycle

and pollsters. Add them

yesterday. May 31 to

New

,

he has to; like it or not.

businessman

June 4. Secretary of Labor Fernando Sierra Berdecia will lead a large Puerto Rican delegation

with

easy: target

sumer on or

the risks that (when they Conference that city, La La | Out) mean new companies,

in

an

And the ups and ‘downs of that

Migration

held

to cenfer

advisors,

he’s for

Raymond J. Saulnier. Item. Public confidence is shown by the growing total of installment debt and by the various polls that report con-

At the invitation of New York City Mayor Robert F. Wagner, ithe

economic

times

moderately | 55.67. The

STRIP

because

of

because

at

index

to,

EIEN

Item.

of a better economic future because out of savings by indivi-

council

or

wanis

SIDE RT DI BEEP

Analyst

he

‘Of 1,224 issues traded, 541 deThe {chaed, St s@vepee®,. and. 228

jeccee =|

News

amounts—because

MCKEE| (AP) | =|

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Business

NEW YORK (AP) — There are days when reading the financial news ean be right confusing.

that all will be copacétic again, This is on the say-so of the chairman of the President’s

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FRANCES

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45 employes

ns

ceiving) prizes at ceremonies

ture.

|

The presentation

by Antonio

tor

and

president

of

on prizes.

of

Personnel

the

committee

Ceremonies will begin the reading of a message

the

Governor,

awards

vl

after

be

consist. of

which

presented.

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NAA chapter was charactered in 1959, otha recordbreaking char-

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the.

‘fer membership of 156.

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weaving.

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60-day

May

him

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OPENIN

—

and White Plum. Trees,” is made

all-silk

curtain measuring

60

chapter

curtain, a replica

RI

Hereld E. Moore has been elected president of the |disaata Rico

with 73,000 small sheets of gold] 24 feet| foil and required ‘six weeks in

an

le: OUNT.

Japanese treasure painting “Red | arold E. Moore,od sa

To U. 5. Group

as a gift

theatrical

tour|stage

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the

take

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AGENTS

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NY.

28 ‘

“Barranquilla. ie

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trips to various for-

European

=

betas

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—— Thursday

27th

|

May

—_ - ; Saturday,

26th — Friday

May

’

28th

through Spain, Morocco, France,

:

a

Italy, Austria, Germany, Belgium,

s

Luxemburg

4

Ten

to

and

persons

Central

Se

Switzerland. will

receive

trips

America as» winners

ee

ue, are,

OPENS

and Pedro

Oscar .

Resto

—

Calzada.

Zavala Wins ‘he.

Piedr

Rio

AUERTO

RICO

|

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=

.

Co.

:| Buy. 10 Gallons and receive 10 Gallons FREE

7z

:

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to, or better. than competing brands of paint’

Area Study Progen

WIN

|

of

°° ¥"-

Brooklyn

area

study

mer,

it has

Dr.

Richard

of the

be

el,

College,

Drawing at 5 p.m. — Saturday, May 28th.

40 more cans of paint will be given FREE to adults visiting the store

~ Caribbean

with

offer

program

been

this

announced

M.

Institute.

primarily

will

Morse, The

POST Ramses

special

an

sum-

by

director

program’

at the

will

\

graduate’ lev-

attention

interests

of

teachers,

qualified

undergraduates

at

Brooklyn

College, in

7

“‘Western American met

.

en

Rico,

at

the

Hemisphere -Relations.” srucie’

gilt bo let:

and’ Inter-

University

of Puerto

with. . registration ' taking

place on July 16. The course to be

Rico

offered

here

will

-be: “Puerto

and the Caribbean,”

by Prof.

Donald

taught

Hogg of the and

Faculty .of Social

Sciences

for

or for ‘either

_ Professor Mario Anglada of the Faculty of General Stoties Students are invited td register’ co

both

sessions

a

Le Le

COUPON

| ADDRESS ye

ee ee

:

HOW

MARY

MULTIPLE

FREE

PAINT

ee

ee

FREE.

a

OFFER ;

IS POSSIBLE:

: high-speed paint manufacturing equipment holds costs to a minimum.

AND

DISTRIBUTION

distributes directly from

her own

COMMISSIONS

CARTER

OBSOLETE

MARY

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ae

TRANSPORTATION

CARTER’S

MULTIPLE MARY

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ae

CARTER’S fleet of Diesel tractor- trailers eliminates ‘multiple transportation costs.

WAREHOUSING

MARY

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. . $6.98 on every gallon purchased.

MANUFACTURE MAR Y CARTER’S TER’

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Buy 1 Gallon of Vinyl-Latex Masonary paint. SAVE.

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. ‘

Secchi takes pis in Broo! on June 29. Pro!

Harry Bernstein ‘of the History Department will give a course on

| NAME 2 2.) Lo) ©

STORE

be

accepted. The summer program will. last six weeks, starting June’ 29: The first. three-week session _ will ~ be

held

-BRING

TO

to the

ne will

5 z

You don’t have to be aresent

enough paint for the outside of a house.

Studies of -the University of Puerto Rico, - in cooperation with

elintinates profits paid to wholesale 1 GOODS |

CARTER paints are always factory-fresh. {

4

3

LIMITI!!

NO

An impartial U. S. TESTING LABORATORY Report proves that Mary Carter paints are “equal

Institute

4

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OF

other items, was Eduardo, Colon, third prize went toof San Mrs. Juan, NesialandC. de Gonzalez, of

Offered This Summer

3

Buy 1 Gallon and receive the 2nd Gallon FREE

con-

Winner of second prize, $250 and

The

i

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:

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, PAINT |

CAN .

2ND

EVERY

Z

|.

test sponsored by the American Tobacco

2 IN .

draw-

of Money

NO. .

:

‘Oscar Zavala, of Santa Rita UrRio- Piedras, was |the banization,. cash and prize winner of first of the Barrels

AND

MARY CARTER with more than 400 stores is the world’s largest operation of its kind: manufacturing and distributing only the highest quality paints. ;

First ‘Barrel’ Prize

ether’ items, in this =e

1

ack

gron,

|

NO.

P

H Intersection at entrance to Rio Piedras dras Caguas Highway At 617 Condado Avenue, between Fernandez Juncos and Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop 18, Santurce Sy

) ° —

Soto,; Dotningo os llazo, =) Francisee i

STORES ae At

7

Llado, Antinio Sotomayor Rios, Rivera Medero, Angel Aguien, Rivoga: Teor) Fernando Som

Bagi

.

S

Eas

\ a | Europe > } Trade (formation compiled by San Juan STAR from Shipping Compavies and Economic Development atacaioren

Viret, direc-

Office

‘Newark

CASPER:

will be made

Cuevas

of The

r

to] ANFRED

be held tomorrow at 9 p.m. at ue Institute _ of Puerto Rican

S.

%

N. ¥.;: Posteo

ae

to Rico, winner of the-first.prize,

U.

= foi

Far

Coast ports

| BAIRLAND

\Micro-|

University

East,

&

St. Thomas

biology Department of the School} of Medicine,

the

as.

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factories to her own branches — salesmen,

jobbers,

no storage!

other middlemen,

No overhead for’ spoilage!

;

"THE SAN JU Here And There

Relate Plans For Gala UNO Ball By Nory Segarra The Puerto Rican Chapter cf the American Association for the United Nations will celebrate the Ball of the Naon

June

21

at

Night

8 p.m.

Club,

at the

in

San-

turce.

Sanchidrian

Milagros

and Ana Irma Vila. Guests at the ball are asked to wear apparel typical of any country in the United Nations group. A

meeting

to

discuss

the

plans fer the ball will take place

Mrs. Natalia Perez de Stigers, will be one of the first parties cf the carnival season this year end will benefit the United Nations Fund.

by Mrs. Natalia Perez de Stigers and Mrs. Julita Blondet de Piza. Mrs. Piza is the president of

affair, being

A parade carrving the

organized

of young ladies, flags of the UNO

ceuntries and dressed in costumes tipical of each nation. Among the young ladies to parade are the Misses Elba de la Cruz, repressenting the U.S.A., Natalia Elizabeth Stigers, as Puerto Rico; Maria Teresa Baragano, as the United Kingdom ambassadress; znd Maria Mercedes Bothwell, representing the United Nations. Other countries will be represented by the Misses Sarath Marie Otting, Maria de los Angeles Cestero, Barbara Eileen Kodesh, Lillian Torres Skerrett,

Idamis Cabra, Mariblanca Carmen Browning, Megwinoff, Maria

Tirado,

Grace Elaine de Lourdes

Porrata, Maria Antonia Laboy, Maritza Echevarria, Candida Rosa

de Torres Mrs.

Puerto

American

Rican

Chapter

Association

of

Marja Lillian

the

for United

dames

Tuesday

grounds

in the, Sanloncito

Hotel Besosa

Dahme,

Merino

director

oratory, where dren from La

hundreds Cantera,

Juan

educated

poorest and

of

and will

oratory

in

announced be built

honor

of

Miguel

Socorro,

Maria

V.

de,

Schuck, and

Hernandez,

Mercedes

are

Gautier,

Cc.

Antonio | | Rodriguez

Mayor

THURSDAY,

dinner

that a at the

the

in

bf

honor

of

—

Dr.

The church, designed by archi-

sorts nursery

of

facilities, so

that

young

children

attend

mass.

including mothers

will It

be

will

also

to

have

rest rooms. built on a

The church will be 2,000 meter lot in

La

Hato

Cantera,

Rey.

Donations to finance the construction of the church were made at the

Mrs. Natalia P. de Stigers

luncheon

by

Jorge

Dimas,

Antonio Rodriguez Menendez, and Mrs. Aurea Vidal de Yanes. Among

the

guests

at

the

Tobar.)

Leader To Arrive Sunday Mrs.

Leon

Alexander HH. Gray,

national president of the Charney, Educational Consultant for the Nationa] Association of American Legion Auxiliary, Rico Mentally Retarded Children will will arrive in Puerto

ing night of Ballets de San Juan, of the Puerto Rico Theater Festival. Curtain goes up at 8:20

on

May

29,

in visiting

of

the

as part

the

53

legion

of her work

auxiliary

units

throughout

FRIDAY,

May

21_The

which

started

May

24.

Ame-

rican Federation of Business and Professional Wamen_ will ke guests of Dona elisa Rincon de Gautier at a cocktail party at 4 p.m. at the City Hall in San Juan.

SATURDAY,

the

world. Her visit to Puerto Rico coincides with ¢ational Poppy Week

p.m.

a

with

able

Julio

American Legion Auxiliary

A

take place in the Salon San GeHelper. The contract for the construction of the church to ‘ ronimo of the Hotel Caribe Hilton at 8 p.m. Hosts will be the commence June 1 with the Rexach Construction Co. was Puerto Rico Association for Mentally Retarded Children. signed at the luncheon. Rafeal Rexach represented his company. - THURSDAY, May 26 — Opentect Francisco Porrata Doria, will be among the most modern on the island and will provide all

left, and Robert E. Shea, vice-president of the Ameri¢an National Red Cross, right rear, were on hand to. greet. island volunteers. | Dr. José Luis Porrata, President of the Puerto Rico Board of Directors of the ARC, and Mrs.

photo-by

Juan. 26

CROSS ANNIV. ERSARY—At an ‘open house Tuesmarking the)! 43rd anniversary “of American Red

Julita Arce de Franklin, who received a special recognition bar for 25 years ‘of volunteer service,.are shown with the two guests from Washington, D.C.(STAR

officers’

San

May

RED day,

Cross activities on the island, Miss Charlotte Johnson, Assistant National, Director of Disaster Services, front

Carmen

club, Club Coqui, Guest of Honor will be Dona Felisa Rincon de

without

Mary

Lalita

at 12 noon in the new

charge, thanked the group of ladies who worked to help the oratory church

S. dé Mendia,

THURSDAY, May 26 — Roos-

of chilone of

care

Gon-

Abadia,

evelt Roads Navy OWC wil hold heir monthly luncheon meeting

the

sections,

taken

Jose

| Weekly Calendar

of the

given by and Mrs.

Riu,

and

Mendez.

at

Clementina R. de Sscandon, president and treasurer of the group.

Father

present ‘were

Palmira

La Cantera, Hato Rey. The presentation took place at a luncheon Caribe Hitlon Mrs. Angelina

Purcell !

de Paoli, Marie Antoinette

of the

$7,000 as the proceeds of their two-day fund raising bazaar held the

R.

Angel Yumet, Jorge Dimas, Mes-

Auxiliary

on

Clementina

Eugenia de Marquez.

Mrs. Maria

San Juan Bosco Oratory presented Father Riu with a check for

weekend

Francisco

zalez Hernandez, Marcelo

Two-Day Bazaar

San

Mesdames

Also

Women’s

Besosa,

de Ecandon, Georgina Gonzalez de Trigo, Virginia S. de Carrera,

$7,000 Raised At

last

Angelina

Rico;

Nations.

The

de

Porrata Doria, ‘Ernesto de La Orden, Spanish Consul in Puerto

at the Flamboyan on June 6, at 9:30 a.m. It will be presided over

the

Sola,| Msgr. Juan

Dios Lopez, aide-to the Bishop of San Juan; /Rafael Rexach,

final

by

The

luncheon affair were Mrs. Cecilia P. de Vila, Don Felipe Segarra, Mesdames Flor, F. de Alberty, Maria del Carmen Zamora, Coral

As

national

president,

Mrs.

Gray literally donates a year of her life to the auxiliary. From

her office at national headquar-

ters in Indianapolis, Ind., she directs the) work. of units throughout the world, making at least one official visit to each of 53 departments (states or territories) in addition to foreign journeys. Her theme, “Serving and Strengthening America,” emphasizes all activities but especially national security, civil defense and the PanAmerican study program. Mrs. Gray was born in Houston,

Miss.,

and

attended

Mem-

phis Business College and the Miller Hawkins _ Secretarial,

School

coming

May 28 — The|

in Memphis, a

legal

Tenn.,

be-

stenographer.

She has been active in PTA and

Ladies Auxiliaries of the School of Chemistry of:the University of Puerto Rico will hold a tea at the Swiss Chalet at 3 p.m.

‘the Business -and Professional Women’s Clubs’ as--well as in church, civie and social organitions.

. The American Legion Auxilia-

De

Luxe

Buffet

ry, with nearly a million members in about 14,000 local units around the world, is-the largest | women’s Patriotic ‘organization

|

|in world history.

3 Every THURSDAY Nighi rr

MIAMI DRAPERY PPS

in the luxurious

1863 Loiza St. Santurce Tel. 3-2111

CLUB

LA CONCHA

te

Can cuan / eveate mee

Open Daily from 7:00 A. M. to Midnight

Served from 7 P.M. to 10 P.M. £4.50 per person

No Cover Charge

Continuous dancing

Showtime: 11:00 P.M. =

tion

Flamboyan

Berrios,

H. BURRITO RESTAURANT _

207 CALLE CRISTO HISTORIC QUARTER OF OLD SAN JUAN

OPEN FROM 7:00 A.M. |

Has

fos

seed

sesesssntepeony

contacts

Ran st

portunities to sell, ‘buy, make forspeeches, state: your - point view. ACTION. |

of

ARIES (Mar. 21 te Apr. 19) The perfect day to handle ali outside:

matters,

appointments,

ira:

vel, | buying, selling, etc. Dress jin good detail and taste, then | carry through meth odically. P.M, -|enjoy the company of good : | friends at preferred recreation.

TAURUS.

MISS

BRUNSWICK

AND

OFFICIAL

HOSTESS

with her father, Dr. Luis' Vabecilie, right, president

Miss

of the Brunswi

Corp,

and

“Casey”

Cuca

Besinger,

Vallecilo,

shown

left, son of the

of Chicago, who flew down to Puerto Rico to meet

Vallecillo, will be the official hostess at

Bowling Tournament, which opens this Saturda’

the

|

_

the Paradise Bowling Center.

— ‘Levels

four-day

Brunswick-Caribbean

p.m. at ly mo: morning, , May May 28, a at 11 p.m,

Ana Landers Says.

DEAR

ANN:

Should

my

hust-

dressed te him only, although . we’ve been married almost aight years. There is much bad feeling between his former wife and me. I’m sure she’s responsible for me being left out. I haven’t-said one word to my husband about how hurt. I feel. He hasn’t asked me to

ready, buy. him a new tie and tell

him to have a good time. se

DEAR

ANN:

independent

intends to go. Do you feel it would be an into me

if he went

alone,

Piea-

se give me the answers I need. —

NOT ASKED

DEAR NOT ASKED: It has always been a mystery to me : people want to go where have not been invited and are not wanted. You'd be about as welcome at this wedding as Nasser

it’s hard

are

so

to know

bling men

by printing

the

answers: to a few simple rules of etiquette? Thank you—KNOTHEAD LEN 1. [Whe gets out of an elevator 2. Does glove to

a man remove his shake hands with a

3. Who first in a 4, Who street car 5. Who taurant? Thank -

goes down the. aisle. theater? gets off the bus or first? orders first in a res-

lady? Does gloves?

at a Passover dinner.

she remove

you.

— KNOT-HEAD

DEAR KENNY: are as follows:

Get your husband’s best suit

her

The

answers

1, “The

omes

nearest

the

ele-

female. The man who thinks he’s being. courteous by letting. the women in the rear leave first succeeds only, in blocking the

4. The

man

always

alights

HE

orders

for both.

—

[oo

Westinghouse Easy

— —

qlee

AT

Frigidaire

— Norge

Kelvinator

omens | mace

‘HATO

REY

|

124. F. D. Roosevelt Furniture:

..

203 Eleanor Roosevelt

|

ace

ee

le

work,

study.

best

today

to

get

Then

in the

evening

with

friends

évening

of

fun

p SAGITTARIUS

(Novy.

22

A

associate

day

to

think

of self

mainly

today

simply

by

ing your ideas honestly and listening carefully to his, or hers. A fine compromise is more than

more

possible.

resourceful

and

successful.

CHILDREN

(June

to July 21)

Be sure you

the | changes

that

in

any

fairs your

business

are

make

necessary af-

so that they are more to liking and run far more

smoothly.

Then

to assist those

you will do

Eggs: should

well

at

room

go. out

20)

Aspects

for

accompli

for

tem-

perature. when ‘you add them to a cake or cookie mixture. If you are doing last-minute baking, you can warm the eggs by placing them in warm.water for a brief ore cracking. period

Dec. 22 to Jan. are

very

favorable

ling a great

will get you nowhere. P. M. take treatments to improve health. ‘AQUARIUS

(Jan

21

to

| {

)

PONCE

“Union 81

t \

TO BUY THE

CHICKEN OF THE SEA STUFFED PEPPERS Into canned Spanish rice, mix chunk-style Chicken of the Sea _

BEST—THE

J

PRIME

Family-Size Chicken of the Sea. Stuff the peppers and bake

FILLET TUNAL WHY

"til they sizzle. ‘Serve with slivered cooked green beans.

SETTLE FOR LESS?

FREE: “C:

Cookery, ” 20 Tina Tips & recipes. Write ' Chichen of the Sea, P.O. ‘Bor 2111, Long Beach 1, California.

Chicken of! the Sea, P.O. Box 2827 San Juan, PR.

:

Uo

NN ee ee ee eee eee oe

Chiko of

Feb.

gically, you should today feel ‘very much alive and rarin’ to g0. So, be sufe you perfect all creative interests and see only those persons with whom you are go. So, be you perfect all very. compatib e. Have fun, too. ‘PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Make * the improvements necesgary around your home or place of business. It would be wise to bring home little gifts and. please \ family. Then entertain your friends at own fireside and have a delightfal evening. |

i

2 regular cans or the new

deal

today, so be e you use every moment constructively. Frivolity

1

brand tuna. Don’t skimp—use

re-

19) If probably attuned astrolo-

who are in need

be

M.

CAPRICORN

22

or personal

P.

creation.

2

|

stat-

and your wants and desires. Then be off to see the key people who can assist you to become

SO LITTLE...

t

to

Dec. 21) It is possible to cement better relations with any

TUNA COSTS

|

a

and

I | |

\

you

for

. /

{

Be

book-

leeuo

i 1.

deunje

Appliances, Water. hea’ Sinks Furniture,. Bedding, Housewares, Fishing tackle, Patio Furnishings Vee

any

!

eee

Philco

meet

I

BRANDS PRICES

General Electric — Hotpoint — RCA —

you

\

HOUSE

NATIONALLY ADVERTISED EXTREME DISCOUNT

22)

pleasure.

poring

| I { [ {

DISCOUNT

your

delightful

!

first from bus or. street car to assist the lady. . 5. The woman tells her escort what she would like to eat and

research

must relax

and look to you. for help. LEO (July 22.to Aug. 21) Now you truly understand the views 2. A man always removes his | of allies and can get together glove. A woman never. to work eut constructive ideas 3. The lady. follows the usher and plans harmoniously. P: M:} If there's no usher the gentle- get out socially and make new | man leads the - way.

way.

Sept.

you’ an abundance, and to spare, ‘GEMINI (May 21 to June 24

MOON

vator door leave first— male or

Do

ed.out.

affairs,

and

to

aa

sult

‘Women

when to take the initiative these days. Will you please help us

accompany him although I know | first

he

|

success)

22

charm-

keeping -system more. efficient and financial affairs straighten-

so be sure you work out a more modern method that will insure far greater

(Aug.

ticularly important

Do

Tonight you should relax and enjoy ‘light’ sports with friends.

Don't Go Without An Invitation and go to his son’s wedding without me? The invitation was ad-

property

really

sociable,

broad-minded. GROW. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)

(Apr. 20 to May 20) and-

VIRGO

Be

a

Important you follow through with orders or suggestions from executives, higher-ups and par-

ing.

You are able to think very clearly and accurately now about all practical

time.

aaah

having

obligations made. Advancement is imminent and: you can gain a tremendous amount of added good . will. . LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) t out of that comfortable little rut and branch out to greener pastures. Find: interests that are luerative and far more interest-

mulas fer success, give le¢tures,

e

good ing.

Sawa

while

i

This

is a day when you can. combine | your mental agility with your | physical ingenuity to get almost anything requiring your attention done in a very inventive fashion. It is one of those times ‘when you have all kinds of op-

2

asd soit

TENDENCIES:

sth

GENERAL

2 Seasonal

pt getetiae >

By” Carroll Righter

S syskemaclineasneibio

xe

if “What The Siars Foretell

Bs:sk

aren SR a are EN SR ents FRR oT he PaRAL CR aN SO OES GMM Nirah NN Pa Psa SAP MA ISCO ots Mera NaN

AN

Se SM Tee aia AR n ng ER Aa

“An Ed Horial’ Criticized 1

“ would

answer + pdequeteiy your €ditorial re:pee AND. [STATE take several ‘editions of your newspaper but please permit me

to call to your

attention

and

which you’ went astray. You praise the action :

#}nezuela, Rico,

of the

and the aaa

Cuba

however,

the

that of-your

role

Catholic Hierarchy

te

of

readers several

points in

| in. Argentina,

4

-Ve-

Republic and then-say, “In Puerto

the

church,

as

expressed

by

yesterday’s

demonstration, seems not to be in keeping with the. traditional: tole of non-intervention in state affairs, except in times when the church itself, or its faithful, are imperiled ‘by hostile forces.”’ The Catholic Church

is not

“Speaks

now

when

nor has

there

are

she

ever

questions.

been

/

a political ‘instrument, : ‘she

‘done

|

so in the afore-mentioned countries when: all other ‘means: failed. and the very fact that she has been forced to do so_in Puerto Rico should

of faith

or

morals.

She

has

7

bring to-their senses a great segment of the’ population. which follows blindly its political leaders. Add to this the fact that the. two Bishops of Puerto Rico, in intellectual ability and the practice of PATIENCE, are

the

equal,

countries you

if not

and

the

a question

of

small

_

ON

VIEW—This

Guillermo Bank’s

prize-winning

Sureda,

Rio

water

is one of Sureda’s

Piedras

This

branch.

color, “Tempestad Tropical,” by famed artist, works

now

on exhibit

painting

won

first

at the

prize

in

a

Chase

Manhattan

Madrid

exhibit-re-

The exhibit will run through June 3 and may be seen during nae bank-

cently.

ing hours.

Nikita May Explode Berlin Issue During U.S. Political Reshuftle JOHN

M.

gu

WASHINGTON (# — Premier Nikita Khrushchev neatly planted a Soviet time bomb last week

under the inauguration U.

S. It

President. threatens to

summit

crisis

of the next

explode.

next

a

new

January

in

the midst of political confusion accompamnying a change of administrations in Washington. At that time

Khrushchey must be expected to

aa

nalySis

| make

a

mined

force

the

and

United

France

deter-

to

Britain

withdraw

from

Berlin.

In ture

the meanwhile. with challenge already

shaped,

he

must

be

fidence

of

Paris

the fuclearly

expected

try to divide the allies, ticularly to undermine

and the

and

consensus

to

parcon-

London

in

flights.

causes

will

No

one

be debated

at

present,

bly.

Khrushchev

with

much

what

happened.

minated the but precisely

as

he

did

for years.

except

himself,

real

possi-

can

speak

authortity

Khrushchev

sitaution why he

than

concluded

that he deliberately wreck the conference

ing

violently

over

If the

this

rather

chose to by break-

with hurt

process—and

diplomats

many

believe he

himself

he

Western

did—it

overplayed

But among there was wide

in

his

was role.

allied diplomats belief that Eisen-

hower also lost prestige. They privately criticized him and Her-

ter for fumblig

the

U2

which started the three weeks ago.

Two _ British made

flight

whole

row

Points

and two

spy

French points:

never

experts

Eisenhower

have

risked

any

over Russia immediately before the summit; once the U. S. ‘plane was caught he should have

refused

any

personal:

with it. Many Western

West rent

powerful

Soviet

and

prefer

elements

ruling.

group bellige-

military

but seized:upon

observers

plane

is this:

the Russians

by

the

said

U2

they

shot down was reported ‘by Russians themselves to have

netrated

about

Russia.

This

defenses

as

1,300 mil&s showed being

more

factual.

taking

public

the

inside

up

Soviet

weaker

for

than

Russia

lost

by

the

disclosure.

Argentina- Celebrates

Its 150th Anniversary Buenos

Aires,

(AP)

—

Argen-

tina yesterday célebrated its 150th

nearly

100- nations.

memorating

the

1810

rebellion

the

United

States,

other countries

Ecuailor

FOR

SR.

LABORDE

THE

plained

Three Cheers for Sr. Lorde for going after phone

company.

same

experience

remedy

TAKE

was

I

to

Raul Lathe tele-

have

and

order

had

the

worse:

my

the

phone

it

PHONE was

OUT!

I ex-

ALREADY

OUT,

but they insisted they had order to remove it and must into

my

apartment

annoyed

my

me

office

to

with

until

business.

tell

was

After ordering it taken out, two weexs went by with no action,

trip in Alaska. from

them

so

I

owed

them

it

to

six

removed

the

phone

long

it.

years

of

myselftand

company,

such

took

asking

for a receipt that I had delivered it.. Then about started getting

a week later I calls from their

service department asking when I would be home SO THEY COULD

them

I

They

calls

in order

I had

after

so.

these

rid of them,

OUT

do

an get at

joined

in an aerial

on

a

Three foreign heads of President Manuel Prado

Osvaldo Benito

vacation

btate —_— ef Peru,

Porticos of Cuba and Nardone of Uruguay —

attended.

to get]

my _secretary

|:

freedom’’ and then continues, “It was a measure of. convenience.” A bill for religious education may be in the opinion, of the edito# of the STAR a measure of convenience’ but it is not now nor ‘has it

§

.and a big one, Permit me

§

followers.

It

is a question

later that was

fol-

I had overpaid. Is that management of an important utility?

Katherine Santuree,

Hayden P.

R.

of

principle. .

to their religious For the Catholic

is’ a question

content

with the system

violates

the

conscience

or. its

convictions and in Church the issue

of principle.

The

Church

accord with, of religious

has

never been

of education enforced in Puerto of those

fathers

and

mothers

Rico

which

home

Tuesday

in

the

sing was

a dele gation from

wake

Para-

guay, whose government was Teported irritated by the recent invasion

of

its,

territory

by.

ment

must reckon. with the fact that we

education

Catholic

essential.

to;eur

religion

for’

have

over

citizen an edyeation on conditions

science

is not liberty. ‘Such

test. It is so in Moscow;

Washington

or

San

Juan.

that

a proposition

a religious

Send

or lose all public educational religious liberty? ~

considered

1,500

is now

and

your

children to

Not

the

much

less

for

the

Union

of

the

STAR.)

In

be

schools

Is this

true

:

of religions instrneit dees impinge ‘on stricts. separation’ of the replyof Bishop ehagrined the goylaughing-stock of the of; Puerto Rico and

it did not make him. the too well for the people

editor

a

con-

it is so in

atheistic

Is this freedom? Be

offer

will always

it is So in Madrid;

benefits!

religious

To

go against his

The editor of the STAR says, ‘The opponents: tion, including Governor Mufioz Marin, feel that | the Constitution of Puerto Rico that demands church and state.’’ One would have thought that Davis to this argument would ‘have sufficiently ernor. (The fact that island doesn’t speak

years.

any case,

a

Peron

of

Argentina or a Jimenez of Venezuela who says, “I AM’ THE LAW” is not very different from a Muioz of Puerto Rico. who says, “I AM

upheld

the

constitutionality

of

religious

education ‘for

pub-

Since the Supreme. Court upheld religious Editor of the STAR (and also the Gov-

ernor of Puerto Rico) to please inform which church is the U. S. A. united? In (which

STAR

Para.

the people

of. this. island. to

all fairness ta the Catholic position on religious. education in fhe States was supported by non-Catholics) the editor of the.

should

restutly this question

(if he bothered to ‘study: it at all

before writing his editorial). Religious education™is~a- question of principle for the Catholic Church and her followers.’ It was so in 1944;

it is,so now; and it will-be so in the future. Thank you for, this opportunity of bringing attention

and

of

that

.

On Russia, Butler Says NEW YORK, (AP)'— National|.

{Boris a

Eisenhower

MOSCOW,

adminis-|

the

and let its defenses down. In trusting Khrushchev

Butler

told

toward

Russia

a news

too far,

conference

and

brother

was

two

+ Specialists

Alexander Butler contented the Republican ‘author, - tpld administration was taken in by | the

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev|

—

author

took a turn for

Pasternak

.worse yesterday

| called. in: for’

oft

Takes

‘(AP)—Soviet

too soft on the| ranking

vt

to your

[Turn For The Worse

Democratic chairman Paul Butler | Boris the

facts

enserrate Quifiones Mayagiiez, P.R. |

Eisenhower Io Soft accused

these

readers.

your

top-

were

; tkether cof

newsmen

‘bleeding

in

his

the

stomach again bend he was in poor--

}'er condition than at any time since

|he suffered

a heart

attack

with

the Eisenhower adminis- | complications several days ago. Tuesday, tration. followed “foo soft a policy in the last —

cusing the- Republican “paiaie:

fuayan exiles, armed and based in years. a ~ ] tration: of appéasement which he Argentina. .., g Heaed :He added. that" he. pas not ac-{(defined .as. a deliberate:policy: .

|

|t 44.

5

of families-who

and conscience for. the Catholic voter.’’. This was ‘so in 1944 and is so today in 1960. In-déaling with the Catholic family, the govern-

“But the Chilean, ticlerstlon hur- Soviet Union. ried

“0.00.”

A few weeks

Rico. as impinge

ever been a measure of convenience for the Catholic’ Church

tration- of being

Next, I got a bill of the disastrous quakes and tidal to the effect that I waves in their country. Also mis-

lowed by a check for $1.49 which

:

‘

and

salute. CHEERS Sir:

for

| 4

against Spanish rule. Planes from

LETTER

be

Should Have Studied Qeesticn

OF CHURCH.AND STATE. education, it behooves the

territory.

Khrushchev

“ay

lic school children, it did so as the staunch defender of SEPARATION

Highlighting the festivities was. a mammoth military parade com-

felt

not

!

:

far. back as on. religious.

occasions

what ufider international law and tradition was a violation of Soviet They

afore-mentioned

might

they were reputed to be: ~ THE INTERPRETER OF THE CONSTITUTION.” : Khrushchev quite possibly felt—| A bill granting freedom to all religious equally could not posor his military chiefs told him— sibly be a union between the Catholic Church and the State (1 say that a ruthless diplomatic strategy Catholic Church because that is the only union that causes any liftwas needed to restore the! prestige ing of eyebrows). When.the Supreme Court of the, U.S.A. on several

author-

responsib#ity

import.

Bill -Could

Viewpoint

element little hoted by

diplomats

spy

a mers

attitude. Military

Another the

connection

European

that

the

in the

education

repudiate godless education and she is not content with a civil power that obliges them to such education. . .it is a question’ of principle

disapprove of Khrushchev’s peaceful coexistence line toward the

Eisenhower

issue.

Khrushchev

certainty

Bishop

issue between the Church and State in Puerto 1944.. The editor says, “This measure did not

instruction

had to make a row, “but not as big a row as he produced. Related to this is thé virtual

Khrushchev] within

any

religious

Before writing his. editorial, the editor of the. STAR should lave studied the question of’ religious éducation which has -been’ a: flaming

children according their consciences.

rities felt Ei rush- year of independence from Spain do- chev pe in an iseubower Kihrush., impossible put, position by with 450 delegates on hand from on

throughout handled it

is. still] a matter

sreculative

only The

that

They

the judgment of Washington. should The results of last week’s disas- ‘flight

{rous diplomacy in Paris are slowly becoming apparent.

was

did not have to destroy the summit meeting over the issue of spy

to' because

effort

States,

Among Western leaders at Paris, including British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan and French President Charles de Gaulle, the

to

of

to quote the Bulletin published in 1944 by the Bishdp of “Ponce, Monsignor Willinger, in regard to released time for religious education: “The principle involved is the right and duty of parents to teach their

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An- advisory committee appointed. by Secretary: ’ af Health. Guillermo. Arbona to study the illegal. sale of toxic drugs; and: to make recommendations for new legislation, has: reported to. the Secretary. The committee. recommended, in part, that the bill pending in the Legislature’to control. the sale of dangerous drugs °

rialist - communism

oon to. die.

e

has

Health: now~

earth

'g report . anid. the: Secretary

. the -authority,

under

ucation: program

fine, it

the “existing

|

of physicians,

the

: |

The

an

committee ‘recommended

that

to

continue

its

study.

:,.

Secretary

Arbona

controlling

the

forceable..

The

said

on. Dec.

Commonwealth

sale. of dangerous advisory

laws

were

.unen-~

drugs

committee

now,

says

that

and

necessary regulations, and Perhaps Secretary) Arbona his department’s

failure

to enforce knew this

to set up the regulations,

is

the

case,

we

urge

before.

the

Legislature

request

the

funds

repsonsibility

to

Physicians

Secretary

before

necessary the

out

of Puerto

and

to

occasions

wants

the laws

we

feel

certain

‘that

the

general

extend its present session until June 15.

protection

seriously

Nelson -Gov.

eflew:

shaping

The e

up

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cut-and-dried

candidates for the highest President, Richedd Nixon ion. se

up

GOP hierabehy.

by virtue

just

Republican

wifi appears of:

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choice

of

some

consolation

have

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them.

honest

any

him—and:

letter

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objec-

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to

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neighbor

party

concerned;

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carbon-copy to

your

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Dick Nixon's fans say he’s been htrt

by

chev

&

the

photo

spy

plane |

épisode. He’s being pursued by the K.K.K.— Kennedy, Khrush- : Kodaks.

words . were

omitted,

t simultane-.

cing is the fol- ously reversing my idea and.ren- + dering.it incomprehensible, a-neat -

trick for which I canpratziete the |

old man. Reliability, as you know, - the

Bureas

- The first reporter to break the inside story of the. U-2 spy plane .

of - Silver's

(2) In several places I mentioned

‘You better. check-your- sources,

wed

to. get

sever.

showing

to this point,

Washingien

good

policy.

article had

in order

the full significance commentary.

him sys be sat ie feent: of: tive

during

; . |

Most of the world seems pretty safe.

will

of - the

office

:

who claims

that,

By FLETCHER KNEBEL

res-

questing the following corrections:

bet-

patience

plane”

argue

POTOMAC FEVER

CORRECTIVE

referto my

pampered guys like ; (3) \

the TA ews man,

having no voice in the selection of: one:e-0F ore:etandin. dates: rather-than:one:- Smee vai ses

make

“spy

not: be responsible for. something Americans, he'll be so busy it’ll I did not say,and your transtake him 20 years to get around cription of my letter contains at to (eseeey else. feast two major errors which are

man” pertaining to |Admiration Society”’

ta was seated and never

Papegece ee coreT

be

seriously

illusions.

the play, commented ‘disdainfully 4 ‘with another ‘fellow with whom he appraisal of Pue

on the’ “selection LO of

Vice: pomins

not have

would

don’t

Kegs | her

We: hope Gov. Rockefeller’s bid

will ‘be taken seriously.- Tf “in. the. matter, there. would

“angry ‘‘Mutual

My.

pies. to. what has’ been

public is not. consul public

master-

I would

another

myself.

him!

of a great state, ot

it. adds: a: little’ asa

ae +

beautiful

by THE NEW YORK TIMES

Rockefeller said yester-

citizen and..a capable* governo also because

most

centric, hi

pot

because

this

bear the te

news,-not

uharmed

The: President is back in: “the White House _where he belongs. He is free at last— aid the . next a will be even. freer—of an. unwise policy that he never _Teall y wan adopted. because arcana ©. men’s -hopes-and*decent _ instincts outrun their grasp . of - harsh reality. . The Communists used to tell “the w ork- : ers” that they had nothing to lose but their ch ains. We' can honestly tell ourselves ‘this: We have nothin, & to lose but our dangp reus

my letter-re Kazin. ~ However, while I accept~

tive type of journalism ‘practiced ‘|

aed for

only.

Paul

I am. used ‘to the

be

day he would. be available for a draft: as fare the Republican presidential.eee

with

ponsibility for anything I — said that. might “be offensive to

blurting man Of. yours.

A Possible Contest York’s Gov.

ed

ter judges than this burping acid

ill.

New

in criticizing

literature

sale

may

the

now.

jed instructor from the. “Zenglish|‘ “Silver’s out-ef-context ‘rebuttal,”’ Department at the . University of! not to his out-of-control rebuttal}: Puerto Rico? Their knowledge of Out-ofcontext,- in, justice to: Mr. Republican twe languages and of comparative Silver, merely referred-to the: fact firmly ‘fer a

will

This should

drugs for eprians who

Soto?

at the Community Education Division, ‘a well-trained, good-temper-

of dangerous drugs. Delay now would mean another year of the perilous practice of drugstore clerks pre-

scribing dangerous

new

They

A

judge-

this the

if it

against the uncontrolled

_Was tunning

| Why. don’t |you. use .instead of apparently not editor’s “cuts.” I

be ample time for: the Secretary of Health to ask for, and obtain, the help he needs to give this modern

community

this

lonely.

can

-“Gndeed, so it was.

| and their Ieaders at

Si

forgiven

realizes the dangers involved in unregulated sales .of toxic drugs,. wants the laws enforced. It. appears probable that; the Legislature

and

parties)

Pedro

piece for which

enforced;

public,

question

Because :of his bias and

‘}ed

that

_the Association of Pharmacists wants them enforced and

tried

incident” of

Russia:

.., Plane incident or no Plane incident, Khrushchev would ever have allowed the summit - conference ‘to proce ed..He reckoned that time

“flexibility”

trusting Khrushchev. not

Marin’s play “En ‘el Priricipio la .| Noche era Serena,’’? I almost miss;

the unregulated -sale of dangerous drugs has cost lives, ‘and: will probably. kill more -people... The Puerto

Rico Medical Association

a ‘lew President has’ been inatigtrated in Jan- .‘ ;Mary—but only. after K -has shown he really .:

over

ully: pressed this’

the going

of yours,

tment

this great

Rico.

stated on’ many

illingness “to attempt. new- ings. with «Khrushchev—probably -not -until

is this sourgrapes ‘theater L. appreciate your having. print-

Who critic

to: go

it adjourns

to carry

people

have

Arbona

il of our troubles.

Sir:

-

ar:

major’ politicians. in. both parties. to get.

tiations

at | honte;,

cRITIC crime)

-

of the task, and a shortage of money atid ‘personnel. If

:

—A really quite ‘decent altitude: ee

‘LETTERS

them.. all sdéng

and to enforce them, is attributable to the magnitude that

who:

—-

the Secretary of Health has the authority to-establish the

Those.

Today, a

Federal

world.

allies, and.:~~-' mous

the »munitions-makers. And don’t. look for partisan scapegoats now; there are plentyand enough to spare in both. parties.

14 last year

and

people

were held to-be at best ‘stupidly insensitive; . at werst to /be the st of Wall Street and

of

of barbiturates and.jtranquilizers in Puerto Rico: These seem. to be highly important, recommenda-

tions.

Our.

; our.

"am inch and keeping-o1 powder dry, we turned to trusting-Khrushchev far too much while we let our arsenal run rather low.

the drug’ problem, and specifically to. study. the uses

that , the. existing

n.

at least §

policy..found

With

if and -when

Wants*a cold-wa intentions but from J - More . disciplinedr- easement, and only: iw far circumstances _ than. the’ re “* | '-cent: fiasco in: Paris. f om two years put ourNot ‘even ‘the’ shrillest critics of. the fa-, j

negative position of

sale of dangerous drugs.

» The: committee agreed

_

cies they negotiate: . “~

to replace what was.picturedas-a bad, sterile -“Gnflexibility.”: From: the sound if: admittedly

education program be ‘initiated to teach the public the dangers of using certain drugs without the advice of physicians. It also‘urged an educational. program for druggists:on the legal requirements covering the -. -

is and has. “been that, free, -

the most: HHiculate” “Ol

intensive

will be made

defensive Repasncass here . cand: all 9)

y the

ee

" governitient’ to take up ja line of

the

from: the tragedy

the edufitry ito shape. ‘before seeking. eeking .partiSan

lonestly nai aa oe eu we have * selves. in : false... ehdlessly” and

It also’ urged an educational © program eovering

ie ‘our

A

century.

gain

genuine ~ settlements

-dream

a,

not from

advice

for druggists on the legal requirements sale of dangerous drugs.

the Soviet Union

it is a good :thing

with Hitler inin he 3

be initiated to’ teach the public the: without

always

| » This icon

that. an intensive ed=

drugs

was

is an immense

of -the- summit—that

quite ease. qne':

sale.of dangerous. drugs:

cértain

put

and

in @ more t importants

prescription.

dangers‘of ‘using

be

j

of

The. report also. saidathe Secretary. of Heaith has the responsibility to. enforce. the :provisions a hee ‘The committee recommended

could.

_|two-year

it is.a pity thatit is

Nutrition and. Drag Act, to regulate the sale ‘of -dangerous ‘and ‘toxic drugs by drugstores. “*°°-t=* eral laws. against, the

all

alone

inevitable

the West is-on.a rising and not a declining care of power relative to that of ‘the Soviet . ill” and. by splendid... >" Gnion.- Kleig- lit top-level diplomacy isan -unvand there about the - ‘ yealistic device. There is no shortand easy to -survival in ag ih decade of the ight between. impe-*a Century: the free: Western al- So, the. bounty’ -ean, Bow: ‘oontidentiy OX pect these things: . And. in. that, sense —A concerted. and full. effort to pears o a broken ideal: But.

| So dies the—dr that somehow by. “good

Authority To Act.

‘the

Means of reconciling

collapse of summitry°as

$12.00

.

be: ous

ight

ington today in: the

‘1 Mes. $ 3.50

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By William S. White Tast fully accept the facts of life—and- His -

maturity, a fresh through Wash-

‘Territories

i

Xo

ro. pa

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Salvador,

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soprano),

(pianist), and David

Doris Stern-

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player).

(violon

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cellist);

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The

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at the Normandie, of the Common-

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Claude

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this

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summer.

Yellen has

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Yellen said Jast March he had |

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Further

his arrival.

planned

support

duce four hit musical comedies, will

is expected

es

for

4 $120,000. In the past three years, 39 scholarships. have been given to Casals, June 3-22. The present ; Yellen also said he planned Broadway - hit } musicians and composers from the air conditioning unit, installed to import four U.S. and ten atin American 20 years ago, is considered in- musical comedies starting Tf | “West Side Story,” which is cur. countries. A 1957 winner, violinist efficient. However, Gaspar Roca, vice. rently in-a’second run on Broad. | Jaime Laredo, of ‘Bolivia, won president of finance for the way. first prize in the International Puerto. The other -musicals he Rico Industrial DevelopMusic Competition at the Brus- ‘ment Co., said that: the festival posed were. ‘“Guys and - Dells.”‘a i sels’. World Fair last year. is not dead, “Carousel,” and “My Fair Lady.”

Carmen and Pe-

Aguilar

the

musical

festival

Ecuador

Youngest among the winners Goode, 16, a New Yorker who

has

Casals are

satellite

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planned

‘

during their nation):

who

Rivera

said its calcu-

the

llite. Oct. 4, 1959.

inist) and Francisco Antonio Ave-

will stay the guests

Center

indicate

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—Carmen Enrique (pianist); El Salvador—Miguel E. Serrano (viol-

Peru. All

(mezzo

Mass, ® —

which took-pietures of the moon

Mar-

Brazil—Marcello Guerch(violinist); | Chile—Edgard

Fischer

Ecua-

Panama,

(trumpet

(soprano),

Argentina—Carlos

a

by

icans and the others come Argentina,

Kleinman

of

3. winners

committee

blo Casals.

lene

week

Richard Goode Allen (violinist)

June

Casals

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next

(soprano),

Hamar

Valento

Casals,

the

annual

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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Thursday, May 26, 1969: one

Bridge Today By William

MAMAN North-South South

Seamon jack

vulnerable

as

South queen

deals

West

gua threw

a_

MMMM

‘Nothing To Do Witht heart.

now played the ace and of spades ‘as he discarded

two

diamonds

from

dummy.

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of spades and threw dummy’s last diamond. A diamond was trumped,

making

TODAY’S

the

slam.

BEST

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nothing nothing “We

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concerned

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FROM

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Unfortunately,

we

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to

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the

opponents

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out

of what they think is the best contract. Against reasonable opponents, these tactics never succeed.

but

that

does

not

dim

ardor of the players they still employ them. only wonder to himself—

South

the only

the

showy 26

because One can one

four

no

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as

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mistake is smost inexcusable. Everybody makes mistakes but made

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that

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worse than a mistake. He

is

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king

declarer

of

diamonds

dropped

the:

forgot to think and switched to the king of hearts. Judgment the the

heart and played a spade to dummy's king. The king

of clubs

was

led

and

a small club followed. East played

small

and

BEETLE

South

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in the

program

history of the concerts, with the Cruz

of

PARAMOUNT OPENING EVERY

HEARING

PLACE YOU ABOUT.

« TODAY GO

YOU'LL

BE

of

Beethoven

and

a

Mo-

zart at the University of Puerto Rico Theater.

said.

PHONE 3.3512 2:00 P.M.

This year’s Festival isY to begin on June 3, with

Most members of the orchestra 62 persons: are scheduled to

arrive here from the mainland Sunday.

begin

Orchestra rehearsals wil}

on. May

30

val’s

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Hato

Rey.

now

on

at the

of

sale

in

tickets the

Bldg. at Stop 22, Ponce

| Ave. at

Tickets

the

will be

University

Festi-

Music

Festival

in are

Fomento

de Leon

available

Theater

box

office and in hotels here, from June

2 to the

val, June

added

the

end

that

sales

mainland

cularly

of the

22,:-Mrs. Cruz

good’

of

have this

20 per cent; of the

Festi-

said.

She

tickets

been year.

in

partiAbout

audience

for

the concerts usually comes from H the ‘mainland.

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ace

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the

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sex,

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collected

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Florida newspaper.

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inquiry

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them

Her favorite beaches for pursuing her conchological callings are Vega Baja, Boca

2:00 P.M.

ONE

an

marked

Gertrude

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY CONTEST

Phone

3-3512

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she says, “and still get about one a week. " Many are from Florida. |Others are post-

roles.

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in

use

shell collectors gather. a have received

in their lead-

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canalicatum,

and Cedric Hardwicke, in the Broadway produc-

TODA

star,

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for a giant pear conch, Jeanne’s name - carried to, many a foreign shore where

MUSIC HALL

SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT

long-spined

she was seeking readers interested in trad‘ing shells. Before you could say Busycon

Broadway, 5.

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a: zebra

drawers. In desperation,

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COBIAN'S THEATRES

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Sept.

tion, will continue No

Special Matinee Thursday and Monday

Detroit

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themselves

the hit comedy, “A Majority of One,” will go on tour, opening

in

from

from

crafts projects. Still the lovely

unsubstantiality

performances

keyhole limpet

Jeanne also began shipping cartons of shells to a tuberculosis sanitarium in North

‘Majority’ To Tour

wenwvarion

in

with

of Hollywood hashish. And John Sturges has directed it for kicks.

MAYER

colors

to do

library for books, so she could disfinguish

on

Chamales,

and

something

appreciably. She began going to the marine

and

Tom

has

by

also

In a short time her colléction multiplied ~

-

wealthy an Ori-

Although

book

“It’s

from as far away. as and the shores of New

rida newspaper,” ‘she says. “Now it s getting to be too much

shells.

the sun,” she beams...

Santurce,

Zealand.

“It

By Al Dinhofer

has found great pleasure and esthetic’ beau-

at her Mi-

ramar door. She swaps them. For the past three months

intelligence

palatial hangouts -of the is make-believe from-

his

Phone

is

you

tells

struggles

lying

the

into

his

is simply repelled. The war scenes are wild and lurid the dilly-dal-

low-gowned

swim

languishing

~

of

and

he

fabrication

plane

a round

you

back,”

There

back

a

her night

this picture with a yardstick of pur® intelligence. It is a romantic

elusive

and Gina Lollobrigidé. too. the Japanese hit him in

twice

in

one beneath

brace. “I got the There’s no need The audience gets

Japanese, but he also charms the “top brass’ of the American Army Let

as

directly

prettily

daylights

and

neatly

is,

kissed

me

came to Metro Theater yesterday, not

very

thumb.

on

screen.

out

put which

imagine,

Now, as a Burmese jungle fighter in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s “Never So Few,” a wide-screen and wide-eyed color picture that he

her

place,

most

represen-

warrior

.

gant on a perfidious Paul Henreid’s arm. In no time Sinatra

Service

Flynn

fantastically the

News

as though Frank Sibeen tapped to suc-

Errol

tation

CROWTHER

Times

_

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Sinatra A La Jungle Jim

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Dillon will have another sidekick

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after next season on the “Guns- .Chile Tuesday <that Queen Elimoke" TV series. Chester is quit- 'zabeth has accepted in printiple

Mrs. Elena Zeno ‘junddielg with

their invitation to act as média-

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and

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show Tommy

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-

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Sam

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20 drama enthusiasts and talk was centered around the current P. R. Theatre Festival, and up-

Wind

FAJARDO

12:00— (4), 1:30—(4) 2:00— (4), 3:45-—(2) 4:00—(2) (4)

School attended

drama students of the UPR took

PUERTO RICO: The Mississippi Gambler | PARAISO: ‘Phenix City Story

11:30—(4)

old

also

in

grandsons who will go from Madrid_ to Switzerland to attend school. /- An aftern pool party for

Tragica

(2)

visiting

Margarita,

Traveling

tail lunge and my invitation says Hors d’ oeuvres and Voodoo

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Luisa Maria Gonzalez is spend-

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the purchase

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left

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course,

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Faith

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hosted a farewell party for Dora Passarel last week-end at their Caribe Hilton. cabana. “Dora, of

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Summer

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and

for a. six week visit. to Nice. Mr.

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Tomorrow

is Visit-

ing Miami, Georgia, Philadelphia

former president of the Women’s Civic - Club: of Puerto Rico.

Ginger bnd

TANNA

the world trip.with her mother,

del

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of the

arbitrate as a means of interpreting an award made -58 years’

by

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Restaurant

daughter,”

territory

région about of Santiago.

at

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PARAMOUNT:

ownership

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on

Sing of the Gladiator

MATIENZO: Stage Show

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evening

531

LA EXTERMINADORA Pest Control Services) Control

of

ment

insects,

for

Services

homes,

guaran!

against

774

tutoring

Wilte Box B 2125, San Juan.

EXTERMINATING

perience.

133

RENT

61

UP

2-5511,

317

TO

1582

services

3-3102,

consider

ocean front. Maximum $100 rent. One or two bedrooms. Call Miss Weiner, 3-8400.

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

tients.

facilities,

Would

WANTED

Unfurnished,

1742

HOSPITAL SUPPLIES

rats :

SERVICES (Commonwealth Free estimate. and

fumigation

business

termites.

and.

Preventive

20

farms.

treat

years

ex-

7-0292.

UP

Real Estate Corner:

P.R.

HILS BEACH HOUSE — directly on the beach. Roll out of bed into the water. Airconditioning by the trade

winds.

6-4467.

531

Santurce home

swimming ‘ pool.

3 large) bedrooms,

HERMANAS' 3 bedroom

HOTEL LUQUILLO —)}O@CEAN VIEW RESTAUBANT.| On asi Ocean. Double rooms,$7 3 utes the famous beach of Ludquillo, Puerto Rican and

food.

land

RENT. “modern

lines, other modern conveniences. Near Garden Hills, San Jose Academy, Pueblo and Woolworth. Financing available> For sale, or will rent with option to buy. For appointment, call 3-1542. | 1704 526

ter. 263 Duffaut Street. Telephone 3-8885. | 1585 | 526

costinental

house

bath.

St.,

Quest frouse. Double

air

-

Call |

— 500 yards

Nicest

bath. Near beach, § Washington St. Condado,

402

our

UF

Singles

privileges.

Wilson. Manager phone 3-2936,

lady.

Completely fenced |in, screened. Sell or rent, furnished- of unfurnished. 8-8171 s-— 4. 1722 | 64

you get the’ ear for -your

a4

i

BLANCHE

single

OB

with

accomoda-

section, near airport. 198 Doncella Punta Las Marias, Santugce. 1691 ES and

SALE)

FRANCISCO. ae

with

DONCELLA GUEST HOUBE from

or

531

SAN

ing, spacious baths, porch,

rental

anytime.

1475

gentleman

| |

ALTAMIRA:

1st.

Parking

$950.

with breakfast, bath

.

completed.

excellent accommoda' 24 hour-a-day loan of 2-0486

ROOM

American

Best Miramar section. 2-4486, St. 600. Apt. B, Mrs. Viscasi-

Modern house, Bellavista type, recently

in

the

to

FOR

MARIAS: frame partly furnished.

inspection

Storage. _

SALE

de Leon, monthly. 526

annex,

SCS 629

Motor

from

— OFFICE

WANTED

FUENISHED

MARIAS. large gar-

Parcela.

floor. | Reasonable

FT.

oven,

dining area, kitchen, servants quarters, $200. per month. Call 27-0803 days, 2-1360 evenings. 1677 526

3-3024.

of

of different sizes in

Walking Vatiepece

clear,

FURNISHED

3-1016. 1685

set. Fiat

Call

RENT

*at frerniindex Juncos Avenue,

APARTMENT

528

— PUNTA Spanish-style

OFFICES

bailoies

1400 SQ.

SPEAK ee

FOR

AIRCONDITIONED,

FOR

1750

Highway. 29 minutes from Sana, oe light. Mr. : Mo-

Phone

immediate-

materials

Board, Fomento, Tourism, and other government offices. Call Urrutia 2-5275.

planted

new

and

615

OFFICES

15.

Isla Verde, Puerto Rico.

rates.

1471 ASHFURD

schools

Farm,

oldest builders,

filtering system. These : free

Immediate

kitchenette. Private bath. Telephone 9-1175.

private bath. Located in~= Condado section one block from La Concha Hotel.

Todd,

ney )HIGHWAY:

Rico’s pool

building, Stop 23, the heart of Santurce.

street from beautiful beach, near airport. 15 rooms, all airconditioned, some with

3158 MAGDALENA —- Su.icce Apartment. Newly decorated and furnished, with large living and diningroom, airconditioned bedroom for two, kitchen and

!

yeservations.

FARM FOR SALE

section

Puerto

expérienced

only

renting. 1726

1738

UF

Celeste

best

ants’ quarters and garage. Beautiful gar-

den

POOLS,

most

uses

copper last 6-5003. 1566

1684

beach,

Aug.

TV, bedroom

Mediania Alta, east Box ILI, Loiza Aldea.

Mrs.

BIKINI and

prices.

turce. ra, Olé Madrid. 2-3891.

CHARRON’S COTTAGE, on ocean, splendid beach. For delightful vacations, weekends, or picnics. 45 minutes from Capital. Continental food, moderate prices.

lovely

amar, with nice ocean view. Near Caribe’ Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, fiew fornished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social Security Building, Ponce de Leén

Call

in

building,

2-4107. 1688

Daily

610

assume at $104 per ‘month. Call 29334.

LOCATED

Rey, Ave.

527

entrance.

and

$095:

get

3

from

if desired. 1693

Private

porches.

minutes

527

3-6769.

help

RENT

June

Gue st

A

town,

.kitchen, linen and china included. days 2-5069. After 5, 2-0795. Dr. Pi-

Floor,

wide

RESIDENCE

efficiency the

1747

facing

ero.

Vega

from

Three

beach. 3 bedrooms, quarters with shower.

4th

We

MODERN

Lagoon.

On

FOR

5 door station wagon, 8-8093 weekdays.

tele-

4712

604,

Loiza

of -Hato de Leon

4 BEDEOOM partly furmished house in Summit Hills for rent. Also selling wash-

room

see

RAFAEL

GUEST

2a138 for eraccranen 1410 Salvador. Prat,

2D

payment. Universal Home lipprovement Corp., 7-2092, 23013 Ext.

Stop . 23.

den bordering on ocean. 4 bedrooms, airconditioned, 2 baths, fully furnished. Available July 1 — September 1. Maid

NTILLES

880

FURNISHED screened beautiful Vaciatalega Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos eae weekly or _ monthly

Beach, —

with Car-

528

331

ONDOMINIUM

Condado

or

University.

GE,

Shopping

COMFORTABLE

Luxury home, living room, dining room, family room, large covered terrace, four bedrooms, one air-conditioned, completely furnished including Hi-Fi. TV, modern appliances and baby furniture. Car if desired. See at Montebello. corner of Cortijo Bajo, Garden Hills. Tel. 8-1747. 1752 61

complete-

Maid’s

appointment

Parker

Brass:

kitchen screens.

Infantry

240

GARDEN

furnished 3 bedroom, 2 bath apartment nd

kitchen.

built—in

ma-

46 AN

madera

J

FURNISHED one

HOUSES

includ-

washing

fully screened.

2 baths, one bidet, sink. Iron grillwork,

65th

acing for interested party. Call 3-1542. , 528

2 baths,

7

and

Mahogany closets.

Near

1713

RENT

furnished

freezer,

3-3506,

screened.

lot.

VALUES: “Carports

Extra

We babdie” plane: : Low FHA” interest (4.112%): No down

two

best neighborhood, near hotels, supermarkets. Linen and airconditioning included. For appointment phone a.

Modern 3 bedroom

completely