Vout
No. 1
President Appeals ToUS ‘Menderes Arrested to
U.
S,_ citizens ‘to
big’ planes
The mutual. Security. Fund, a day, The part of the government’s foreign days or
aid
disaster-stricken \° Chile. . .Meanwhile, the U. S.° Bovernment itself aid
agency,
set-aside
$1,500,000 costs
ETE SISTA RENE
ordinary
session
authorized
Thursday night | certain
NEN ES
to’ the Chilean government - for reconstruction work.' Chile did not
RE
ask. for. the credit, which apparently was pushed through/at the urgent suggestion of Walter Howe, U. .S. ambassador. {From Santiago. came reports
SN
that earth. quakes ‘and .volcanic
violénce still are spreading ter-
more,
An
involved is
idea
the
Montte. E The Eisenhower ‘for aid is expected to set off.a nation-
wide drive for funds for relief. ‘After: the Eisenhower appeal, the American Red Cross, headed by
one
of
associates,
Eisenhower's’
former
Gen.
Gruen-
Alfred
By
FREDERICK 1960
Housing the
HARMON
World
Congress
University
Planning
gets
if
under
and
way
Puerto-Rico
tured
World Planning Exposition oppening-
library
at
of the
10
Turks reacted with evident pee : lief to the ‘end of Menderes’ year rule, increasingly dictatorial in recent months... { } U. S. Alliance Safe Turkey’s continued alliance with’ the United States in military defense was assured. The coup) was quick, ‘efficient and bloodless. Lt. Gen.) Cemal
Gursel,
congress
at
and
soldier
i
he has no plans to
amie
not
listen
in
blinded by ambition. They would
next
Friday.
In
all,
SJ Water
Puerto Rico
ives 10
the
the
.
meeting is expected to bring more than 800 delegates from 43 nations to Puerto Rico. That will
make
it
the
biggest
congress
ever
held
residents breakdown
to-date
75 from
shows
of
the
delegate
registrations
152 from
the U.S.
and
South America, 53 from
Canada,
Western
in -
States
are
each
delegate. Interest yesterday
arrival of the 8man was due at last tional Airport.
represented
centered
on the
by
at
San
} : a
exhibits
in the
World
. of r
Planning
Exposition
are
me
illustrate
each
rains,
authority
fallen at Bayamon
said,
have
the mouth of river, which area
gets
eer
Canaux,
left,,
Presidentof
its
| national Federation for ee ning an
the
te
és S. Ascher, rig:
the or. €-or-
y afternoon for.
and
World Planning |
of the 1960
Housing
Congress” here
starting
|.
i
ya
Neen
|
Ere
:
ee
Chilean Red Consul de
in
Hostos,
be
Cross. Puerto
has
com-
municated with officials in Wash-
ington to find out which are th> items most needed. De Hostos has initiated a campaign to collect money and needed items to send to Chile. Desiderio Alvarez, Chilean-born
San Juan’ businiessman, will pre-
side at a meeting at 3:30. p.m. Monday, at 353 Fortaleza Street, ~ businessmen, bankers, ‘and others.
.
| Th
with
i
Filipo
used
to
less rain falls at the mouth Bey
eesti:
si
‘i ones ed that
*"° authority urg
nf
all waste
a
Bed
Sis
avoided.
eStigh
ey fs
3
£
He is asking that clothing, me-
dicines
[| water be used with caution,
(STAR photo by Gunter Hett)
Chilean
Rico,
be
items
to which. he is inviting representativés, of Giic associations,
ter into the Cidra plant. Un-
Inter- |
' ganization’s representative to the United
Nations, arrived y
to. at
The
the funds
needed
wa-
pumps
Guaynabo, -which
HERE—Jean
asked
purchase
sent to the
officials _
authority has. had the emergency plant
ie
°
CONGRESS. PRESIDENT
(See CONGRESS, Page 21)
to
to
‘water supply.
See
designed
He
the
level.
_ mnetropolitan
—
' the o
are
as
the “Cidra
supplies the water for the Cidra. tanks, from which the
Canada, West. Germany, France, Greece, Chile, Spain, and the United States. In general, these exhibits
at
‘recent
the
mot the
Interna-
translators from International Visitors. Center, a New York firm which has been contracted to ‘provide simultaneous translation in four languages for all meetings of the congress. The four official languages of the~ congress are English, Spanish, French and German. . Among the countries which have: entered
economical
water,
reserve
The
one
Also arriving yesterday was a crew of thirty
be of
supply tanks has reached the
expected
Juan
to
use
-minimum
Soviet delegation, which
night
the
water
Europe, 9 from Asia, and 2 from Africa. The United Nations and the Organization of Ame-
rican
Gov. Luis Mujioz Marin yesterday authorized-an-emergency appropriation of $10,000 for aid. to Chile.
The Puerto Rico Aqueduct & Sewer Authority has’ requested metropolitan area
here. A
on
Se
through
go
sisSeas ttt
runs
to
lice’ after. student riots against the -(See TURKEY, Page 23)
University theatre. As of late yesterday afternoon, a total of 305. delegates had registered for the congress, - which
wanted
Under his orders, Dean Siddik
official
4 p.m.
and
by | force. “We. had to act.”
litary dictator and was ‘acting to’ Sami Omar of Istanbul University head off “‘quarrels and conflicts,” was flown to Ankara, reportedly and “bloody fratricide.” to form a provisional government.’ “I tried to reason with the po- The educator ‘was. beaten by po-
liticians,”’ he said, ‘but they were
at
h if
re-
set up “the Turkish National Union Commit Not A Dictator 4 Gursel told the nation -by ¥adio
today.
the
a 62-year-old
force, army and navy officers who|
at the University’s
am.,
at 5 a.m, on the road
to’ Istanbul.
Today’s schedule includes the opening of the . general
: i
the capital, after being cap-
cently tossed out by. Menderes as ther, ordered! a special disaster head of the ground forces, head-|) ‘team to Chile. Seth -Jed a group of high ranking “air
§ World Planning Congress Opens At UPR; 800 Delegates Attend The
power in
thé with other political leaders. that He was taken to Ankara,
of
fact
the southern, Chile sity of Puerto
The ‘special $1,500,000 fund includes the cost of transporting to|' Chile about 600 doctors, nurses, technicians and medical specialists, and two hospitals with complete equipment. So far .as could be learned here, the hospital air lift, which will provide two large-size hospitals for Chile, is one of the. big-
a credit of -$10° million
rces
er Us off early - Thurs- Mendéres was arrested along operation will take three
about $50,000 will be involved merely in -transportation costs in moving one of the-hospitals. ftom the Chilean capital of Santiago to
moved ahead on big programs of for special aid to Chile. Additioemergency medical aid and eco- nal amounts .were provided by the International Cooperation Ad_homic rehabilitation, in surplus foods. Directors of the government’s ministration Export-Import Bank at an extra- Other sizable credits appeared
getted
te en tof UE, Seno pied fre lo a 3
en
power
appeal
en
,
e. vas wer yes of his office Ppehind an| Page 2.)
HUDGINS
arm:
6:
and
and
has
money
cabled his
be
donated
contribution
of $1,000, He stressed the need for winter clothing and blankets, pointing
Chile
*
out. that
is now
.
the
winter
at its height.
in
bh
{
GARVEN
Yetta£234 Pe
a
ante Pee ;
By
(AP)—The
“ISTANBUL
ror in the south of Chile, .with gest mercy missions ever under
By BEN F. MEYER
arm eam
Citizens For Aid To Chile! In- Bloodless Coup
ta
{
Tile ce
ee
ase
Ae t
,
r
’
|
-
Fete
_
gn
+t
8AN SUAN
Seg
yey
SHE
oaka
aches
es
es
Fer
Mk
See .
TPE eet Sea
ee
era ee P aa - Ty :
AR —Seartay, “May -28, 1960
Chilean Death Toll Still Rising; |\\ke Took Personal.
New Earthquakes Hit The South Responsibili ity For By
BRIAN
SANTIAGO shaking gands
that and
BELL
was
(AP)—The has
killed
remade
the
one
earth-|the thou-|
of
disasters
topogra-j|
the
week-long
timate
in
hardest
which
the
hit
in
The
series of Chilean|ran,
death
officials
toll
may
es-|
lava
was
southeast
of six
reach | the
Mt.
Car-
of Valdivia,
from
one
long inactive
region
which
have
hical map a disaster
of Chile in a week | 5,000. belching smoke and As reports continued to: come | hundeds of miles. continued yesterday|
the hunger
and
amid
a
vivors.
great
effort
to
misery
Earthquakes
illustrative
remote
of
dead
and
sur-|of volca-
A
are.s,
the
list]
miss‘ .g climbed.
landslide
in
the
a
city
reported,
push-/
completely|
4
|
neW| as.a
result
of the
Herter testified | ' yesterday
took
Two new volcandes and mountains have been born
~11 Killed By Lava while. Slightly north of Rupanco,}lakes
emer-|
tons
of
boiling
lava
poured
old and
earthquakes,
valleys, mountains, islands have disasp-
into | peared.
personal
responsibility
to avoid a trap Khrushchev.
deeper
set up for Lake Ranco, sweeping over peoTwo new quakes, registering at stricken | ple and houses. At least 11 per-| between 5 and 6 on a scale of sons were killed by the lava,|12, were reported by the Uni-|
5,000 May Be Dead Valdivia,
was
lava.
of
and many
others were still mis-
100,000, ! sing.
versity
of
institute
Chile’s
tes
deeper
into
a
State
that President: for
set for: him
-of
spy
Christia’
Eisenhowe
flights
over
by. Soviet Pre
Russie
ier. ‘Nikita s
lie
before the world. But he acknowledgéd the Presaent took unprecedented action
seismological | ;,
yesterday.
and
iin
HIGHTOWER
JOHN: M.
By
WASHINGTON | lk AP)—Secretary
—once Khrushchev had evidence to prove them—than to be drawn
on
it
by
Mt.
the heads of disaster victims who in the desperation of hunger} pounce
rocks,
were
the
-
oi
to
of
area
in
over
Gal nesters = ct bt to tell the truth about the flights
tried
aj
|Carran
St
erupted,
ashes
roads
He e tter
new
» gency food stocks orderly distribution Valdivia.
on
said
mountain | covered
spreading | community of Rupanco Tuesday| Chile. buried 113 persons under tons] point
Police
-L,
in
vast panorama of pathos, police | ing the known total of dead and| islands have sprung up off-shohad to fire warning, shots! over | missing to close to 3,000. | Tre and new lakes have appeared, had
one
from
and
nie violence still were ‘error over southern At
relieve|in
volcanos
making
a
affair
and
‘the
clean
breast
of
assuming
x
sibility for the espionage operations. — 4 ~ One of the questions the ‘senators pressed on Herter was why Eisenhower had not held aloof from™the ‘affair and avioded personal responsibility.
Khrushchey
thought
had
the
said “he
President
was
not
directly responsible. If Eisenho-. wer
had
accepted: that way out,
it has been argued, Khrushchev might
have
been
willing
to
ahead
with
the
summit
meet-
-| ing.Herter lity.
go
ning a full dress Senat aye
rejected this possibisaid he regarded
He
Ope ing & hearing into the summit:
failure
Khrushchev’s apparent offer of | #24 the related spy flight row a way out as “very much of a| With Russia, Herter said the
va
Herter
testified behind
closed |
mast, ioc Joo tte <:
aoe
ces
a
doors before the Senate Foreign | iS fresh realization of the danRelations Committee in the open- | 8€TS we face” and the need for ing of an inquiry into the events | the Allies to close ranks. , leading down.
20 YEAR
MEN—Awards
for long-time service were given vestenday at the Caribbean
to
the
summit
break-
At the same cated a “calm
time he advoand resolute”
Earlier, Herter said in a pre-| Posture toward the Soviet
Office of the Dept. of Stabilization and Conservation of the U.S. Department of | Pafed statement read to the cae ey a. mation Union. — Agriculture, Four employes received 20 year awards and five workers ten year cerfie apne t minations” oacce what has haw tificates. Garibaldi Laguardia, Director congratulates 20 year men Noel Molini, left, | yisetand vortaniy prepared = | pened e
and Agustin Vidal, right. Of more years of service and 58
(STAR photo by Gunter Hett)
the 96 employes of the department, 38 have twenty and have been with the organization for more than ten years.
ae
nl
eae s, else-{ x in Berlin, but also else
readiness
3
Pickels
in
Edi
sures.”
Charged
or's
will
Herter
brought
tery of aides: the hearings.
Beating
deter
by
such 'Bres-
along
to. assist
uiry is be
ae ee
A
at}
pledge
WE
tisan debate” was /mittee Chairman
men Whil
ATHER
that
the
Senators
will “strive to avoid. bitter. par-
Foe
Three men whom police identified as pickets in the current: ‘ L strike against the newspaper,|
cing conducted
tions Committee.
a bat-| him’
Th
given by. comJ. William
in his
opening
state-
plargia a in: Premier free —eNidoubt that Soviet
FORECAST: San Juan, Ponce,
El Imparcial, were charged in| 2d Mayaguez — generally fair Looe Khrushchev bears the chief for destruction of~ the lame with the| District. Court last teday and tomorrow San Juan
The
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\
Puerto
Islands
dssault were, Belli, Gora. | &@ Rico during the afternoon, Eddie Olivera.
tribute to |
while
“I have long believed that scat-| with widely 22d tomorrow Released after posting bail of | tered showers, mostly over Puer-| ne of the basic strengths of
5
of elegance
newspaper,
on his way home
a ‘
a a,
~ Metropolitan Area Sem Summ -" Bantaree et Sat., May
28
”
Dr. VictorJ. Pagan oot Caparra
Td, (e002 os 6-222 Ext. 20
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Beiderietsbt. '33
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Satarday, May 28, 1950.
US Marshal's Office Here
UN Calls On Big Fou: To Resume Negotiations
Issues 4 Arrest Warrants Four warrants’ for. arrest were sale here. He was arrested in New issued yesterday. “by the U. S. Felipe de Pablo, 40, of New. York, Marshal’s: office. as Federal auth. who- is, charged with. transporting orities sought the fast of 36: iper- Stolen cars to Puerto Rico’ for sons ‘indicated by a Federal grand sale here he was arrested in’ New jury on charges ° ranging from York last October -at the request narcotics to interstate transporta- of authorities here. In ‘a similar’ case involving tion of stolen cars. Indicted
for
illegal
transportation
transporta-
tion of stolen cars—the
first such
Danny Flamm Wins * schoo Science Award
the
grand
bill
against
of stolen
By
negotiations
returned
a
a
29-year-old
in Chicago,
and
true .Cana-
faces
sible Federal immigration for
alleged
illegal
narcotics
for
the
action
law,
and
all
vote
would
stentions
USSR
The
Soviet
On
Union
Flights
last
out
in a
East-West
raised
have
doubts
any
on
a
the
two
pos-
minute avoided
diplomatic an outright
ab-
resolu-
in
and
José.
Chicho, of José
maneuyering Soviet veto.
cash
Ten
awards
honorary
‘0p”?
n.
id
University
certificates
High
ri-
Andino,
p-'
René Sanchez, corro. .
of
The
School;
Einstein
of
awards
Garcia
will
Aureo
High,~
and
Perpetuo :
So-
will
be
given
a luncheon to be held at the Swiss Chalet.
at
Monday
of Santurce,
a recommendation ization.
for
and
David
hospital-
Mar-
the
suspended
case
of
Santana
Diaz,
sentence
bank
clerk
31,
of
years
in
Naguabo,
PUERTO. MONTT,
Chile
(AP)—
A long line of women, children and some men inches along the sidewalk of this earthquake-shat} tered port in southern
Chile.
They have been waiting for hours wait shots
hours longer and powder-
ed milk. Inside the frame building through the day and into the night
the
confused,
le,
then
from
take
Red
Cross
“We've }
1,000 and
to
gp,”
the
milk
-powder
workers.
vaccinated
more
than.
and
jam
are
a few
minutes
only hospital
destroyed.
The
sick
of rest.
in town
and
Scattered
at these
injured.
Dr. Luis Edensperger stood on the sidewalk in front of his apartment
house
Street
at
bank. “Tt will
build then
and
ruins
take
us
Puerto added
looked
the
people
are
doctor, pointing
were
still
killed,
missing
70
and
or
300
homeless.
epee
QUITO
terday tions
(AP)
—
severed with
Ecuador
the Dominican
put
dence,
Germany
against
of
acress
the
50 years
Montt,” reflectively,
he
attempt into
that
country
to have
the
aerial
over
the
¢éouncil
resolution
a_
flights
the
territory
constituted
a
state-
by
'
million
for the deaths
Jews
under
the
Repu-
state to re-
sighed, ‘‘but
at
Church
School
Youth Groups 6:00
Phone 3-4197
p.m.
disarmament,’’
and
also
on
an-
threat
to
against
surprise
at-
4. Urged the United States, Britain, France and the Soviet Union to “resume discussions as soon as possible,
of
the
and
fo
avail
assistance
rity Council
and
themselves
that other
the
Secu-
appropriate
organs of the United Nations be
able. to render
to this
may
end.”
rule
which
the
54-year-old
Eich-
written by SS Brig. Gen. Streckenbach, deputy Reich security
Police
chief.
The: SS
was
ler’s elite guard. Bauer also showed
a
Hit-
17-page
BRAZILIANS
ARRIVE—Lt.
General Justino Alves Bas-
tos, right, and his aide, Col. Ramiro Bentes, left, are Wilhelm Hoettl to American in- shown after they stepped off a Brazilian Air Force plane terrogators after World War II. at International Airport yesterday. Bastos heads a 15 According to the statement, man delegation from that country to the World Planning Eichmann told Hoettl he once Congress. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett)
statement
by former
reported
to
Jew
SS Col. Dr.
Himmler
were
that
six
by
the
killed
million
Storks MAY bring babies,
in
but of this we are sure:
blic,
according to an announceby Foreign Minister 'Carlos aobae Zaldumbide.
Your savings working
“here WILL bring
OF SAN JUAN
St., Punta
Les
Marics
you attractive dividends with Insured Satety.
|
Oo
faiths,
and~Worship Service 9 A.M. end 11:00 A.M.
ne-
of six
Nazi
You are welcomeat the English Speaking Church which serves of all
of
‘“‘general} and com-
Eich-
Donald E. Johnson, Pastor
people
one
of
rela- ment made
Laurel
for
(AP)
Adolf
Nazis, including four extermination camps.
UNION CHURCH 2310
other’s soverintegrity and
mann, held for trial in Israel on charges of sharing major res-
million
yes-
diplomatic
final
aid ittions i
throughout the city are more than 300
HENRY CABOT LODGE
was
injured
are in schools, churches and any | place else where there is a roof over their heads or a cot on the floor.”
said the
big
discontinuance of nuclear weapons
peace.
in
Relations With D. R. Severed By Ecuador
we have thousands more said pretty but weary Te-
for
“The
40
more
resa Bazan, leaning against a door }
points:
man was commended for “deJewing” Austria. The letter was
to a heap of debris, “is what is left of La Bamba! hotel. It. had 30 rooms. Now. look at it. But one thing, everybody got out.” In the city of 45,000, between 30
stunned_Chile-
! nos bare their arnis, for the need-
main
was announced at.a news conference yesterday by the prosecutor of the State of Hesse. ‘Prosecutor general Fritz Bauer ‘presented a letter written to SS | Reich leader Heinrich Himmler
least it will be modern.” “That,”
the
Solutions. Via Negotiation Recommended that the
plete
tegrity and political
ponsibility
entwo
probation.
at
increase tensions. 3. Requested continuation
ment
—Evidence
Marcos
charged with making false tries, an dplaced him on
as
Soviets.
i
regret
political independence, and to refrain from action which might
It contained a general appeal to all governments ‘‘to respect each
FRANKFURT,
zan, 20, of Toa Alta, two years. Federal Judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario
flights
by
and
of force in international’ relations,
adopted,
spy
the
Tuni-
Germans Bare Own Evidence On Eichman
wa with
Montanez
aerial
by
and
Argentina
to respect each eignty, territorial
éther’s sovereignty, territorial in- other
Also sentenced for narcotics violation were Juan Carrasquillo Rosario, 30, of Vieques, four years; Antonio Rodriguez Lopez, 31, of Comerio, three years,
of
demanded
on probation
for a narcotics violation, given a two year sentence
ChildrenWait Hours For Shots, Milk In Quake-Wrecked Town and some will to get typhoid
halting
also. -
6
peaceful means as provided in the U. N. charter. 2. Appealed to all U. N. members to refrain from use or threats
A 26-year-old woman who asked |avoided any specific reference to|
go to Félix Garcia, of Republica de Colombia School; Ramon Tristani, of the University High School; Susana Matos, of University High School; Roberto Jiménez, of Perpetuo Socorro; José Fernandez, of Perpetio Socorro; Julio Tulio Segarra, of St. John’s; Thomas Liggett, Robinson; Miguel Angel Garcia, of
“expressed
and guarding tack.
Federal authorities to revoke her probation. because. she was a A total of 344 pupils from 40 drug addict, was among five perpublic schools and 19 private sons sentenced yesterday in the schools took part in the contest U.S. District court in San Juan. The woman, Carmen Davila May 14.
receive
Tunisia,
Probation Revoked
as
the
submitted’
Ceylon,
Gets 2 Years After
resolution,
of
favor,
four seek solutions of international probléms by negotiation or other
-custody
The
in
Ceylon
Ecuador,
gotiations
Julian Acosta School, Camuy, was third place winner. They will
section
2
Ecuador,
1.
Woman Drug Addict
ner,
that
against and 3 abstentions. Only Poland and the Soviet Union voted
tional
were
either
on
was
collapse of the summit conference in Paris. It contained these addi-
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge charged that the Soviet Union de-
four—
vote
sia abstained. The resolution,
immediate
four-nation
The
resolution yes.
issued liberately manufactured the current crisis over spy planes flights of the U. S. Marshal or have been because of internal political diffi‘culties. by the Puerto. Rico section ‘of Feleased on: bail. Says Ike’s Speech Distorted the American Chemical Society. & The U.S. delegate told the seFlamm, a student at St. John’s ‘curity council Soviet Foreign ‘School, will receive a cash award. Gromyko ~ had ‘Minister Andrei _ He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ‘distorted President Eisenhower's Jerry Flamm. ‘address to the nation Wednesday Bonnie Leonard, also of St. ‘night in order to keep the crisis John’s, was second place win| boiling. yesterday—are
Loses
tion aimed at ending a week of angry debate on a harmonious note.. The abstainers were the Soviet Union and Poland. Last-
charges
but
major
practical results. The yote was 9-0 with
entry.
whom: warrants
Se-
called yesterday on powers to resume
on
ceded
‘Of the 36 persons indicated, 32 are charged: with violations of the
Danny Flamm, of 13-D Garden Hills, is the first prize winner in an island-wide high . school. Science competition— sponsored
(#—The
issues with U. N. help. But hot U. S.-Soviet exchanges that pre-
dian, Walter Laverne Ritchie, now in’ custody at Denver, Colo., for transportation of forged securities. Besides facing charges in: San Juan and Denver, Ritchie is also wanted
and to refrain from vany action which might increase tensions.”
BESSER
NATIONS
curity Council the big four
property,
jury
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and
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i it
THE SAN JUAN STAR _— Saturday, May 28, 1960
$5, 3 Million Public
U.S. Technical| Aid To Cuba Ended By lke
Works Bills Inked
By Governor Munoz Gov. Luis Mufhoz Marin signed public works appropriations bills amounting to $5,371,000 yester-
improvements projects. Small Projects Aided Small public works projects
day,
will
to
be
used
throughout
island.
Of
these, the
bill the
appropriates Hospital
continuation
truction
at Rio of
a to
of
the
the
the
of
health
centers
at
Guayanilla,
Lajas,
16,747
Other
Aguada, Coamo, Guaynabo, Toa Alta, Aguas Buenas, Quebradillas, Ceiba, Penuelas, Barranquitas and Jayuya, and also Public Health Units at Arecibo and Bayamon. The University of Puerto Rico will receive $1,119.000 for capital
areas.
Last
year
seasonally-unemploy-
New Speed Record
used
present ones and additional ones.
AIR FORCE (AP) — The X-15
The
Inget
repair
construct
agricultural programs
be benefited
rocket plane may have set a new speed mark of as much as 2,148 m p h in a test flight two weeks ago. /
to
will
by the following
propriations included day's approvals:
in
ap-
yester-
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration, announcing this yesterday, said the
$100,000 for the cattle and goat distribution program and $50, 000 for the tobacco seedling distribution program. Also, a $50, 000 appropriation is earmarked
exact
for the construction of outhouses
tely
speed
cannot
determined.
been
only
be
It
2,074
defini-
could
m
p
h,
in rural
have
not
The
@aft
old
was
mark
for
2,094
m
manned
Capt. killed
Milburn
G.
moments
air-
aid in the form projects, to be
in the X-2 Air Force
Apt. later
He
yabal
it
will
larged
went out of control and crashed.
of public works carried out by
with
be an
repaired
Aid. Gua-
and
Cuisine
and
to U.
national
in-
States.
continue S. policy
of
aid to Cuba. makers have
deeply concerned
mier
Fidel
tacks
Castro’s
against
The
U.
the
S.
qver Pre-
repeated
United
technical
at-
States.
assistance
cut off by the Eisenhower
order
has been running at the rate of about $150,000 to $200,000 a
Deaf Boy Misses Dog
He Used As His Ears LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)— Every afternoon who is
through the
15-year-old Leslie Stayer, deaf, rides a_ bicycle
the neighborhood
name
of his
Leslie “ears”
The
lost
used
the
since
both
were
said
shouting
dog,
has boy’s
Stayer,
as
his
small.
mother,
Mrs.
her
and
son
Teddy.
pet
Edgar the
12
year-old dog had ‘‘a sort of undergo to play
together
a lot. I’d call them when I wanted them home. The dog would and he’d bring Leslie.”’
A week
ago
the
dog
hear
disappear-
ed. Leslie has searched daily on the bike.
for
him
DRUMMING.IT UP — Gladys Quifiones Pardo, 10, of 2162 McLeary St., Ocean Park, is the newest member of | the 34 piece children’s band: of the Free School of Music, She plays the bass | of the Department of Education. it, according to band masterj drum and is very good (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.) i Ramén Collado.
Rehabilitation Plan U. 5. Owes More Than All The World Studied By CRUV To: Aid Slum Program, (STAR
Stayer
is Talking About the
said,
found
‘‘I
can
tell
Bureau)
—
Need
and
odd fact or two to jolt the crowd at the next cocktail party? Well,
The Puerto Rico wal and Housing
these.
(CRUV)
The public debt of the United
munist—
by
at:
over
to
a
to estimates House
turned
Appropriations
STEAK
RESTAURANT |
203
bet. San
Spanish Cuisine San
Justo
St.
Francisco and
Lunch @ Dinner
St.
tal
Communist
bloc
debt
slum
. . . CRUV
different
a program | areas
rather +
slum
must
that{ new);
study
areas
the,
to classify|
which should be eliminated and | which should be rehabilitated.” He said that considerations of |
ran
$54,285,400,000.
the high
As of Dec. 31, 1959 the U. S.
HOUSE
Tanca
plan
$188,869,000,000. Russia’s debt was $49,750,000,000 while the to-
él . VI er
studying
Senate at a public hearing “in order to carry out this
subcommittee, the free world —excluding the U. S— was in hock to itself to the tune of
2diterradneo
Urban Rene- | Cerporation ;
than eliminate them, as is now : being done. | Carlos Alvarado, acting heed of CRUV, told the Treasury Com- ‘ mission of the Commonwealth |
$47,774,400,000.
According
is
to rehabilitate
States now exceeds the combined total of all the other nations of the world— including Com-
him.”
Excellent
Entertainment
he
Washington
WASHINGTON
“But when my son comes back,” - try
Mrs.
hasn't
Distinctive
the
been
en-
appropriation
$80,000.
The Whole Town
FL
Public
the Division of Community The dams at Patillas and
was
when
of
Works will get $300,000 to continue its program of community
p h, reached
here Sept. 27, 1956, research plane by
Department
in
standing.”’ “They would
areas.
The
a
Becord.
not
aid aid
not in the interest of the United
$40,000
to
order
No specific reason was cited to why it was decided it was
year.
be
the
is
Tierra,
to
/ issued
terest. of the United
States But
$250,000,
*the
that
in Gurabo, $10,000 for a sugar technology building; $400,000 for the individual farms program of the Land Authority; $284,000 for the construction of police headquarters buildings at Vega Bafa, Cabo Rojo, Salinas, Villalba and Moca, and the enlargement of the headquarters at Puerta de
plus
days,
14 under the foreign ban against providing
as
Santurce,
180
May law
include
for a police building at the ternational Airport. School lunch rooms will
within
terday. Eisenhower
employment
appropriations
Cuba
$60,000 for the financing of a building for the Civil Defense
X-15 May Have Sef EDWARDS BASE, Calif.
to
State Department announced yes-
of
ed sugar cane laborers.
and)
construction
Hatillo,
to
Center
Hospital,
appropriation
similar projects gave
cons-
enlargement,
Tuberculosis
an
unemployment
Fund
Medical
Piedras,
the
of
get
$1,000,000 to be distributed among public works in seasonal
é
$1.628.000 for
the
WASHINGTON (AP)— President Eisenhower has ordered an end to U. §. technical assistance
and
cost of abolishing
also
the
desires
slums;
of
slum?)
|
debt stood at $290,900,000,000. Have another Martini, tax-
dwellers to stay in familiar sur-, roundings if possible have caused |
Fortaleza
payer.
CRUV
Adm. J. E. Gingrich, WW Il Hero, 62, Dies
@ Supper
NEW YORK (#—Retired John Edward Gingrich, 62, War
II
time
commander
Forces
naval during
hero
and
the
mated
a
Korean
not
MADRID, government
are
about
esti- |
225,000
in Puerto Rico. i
Spain (AP) has given
sion for the Third
one-
of
Naval War,
announced.
there
plan.
have
Spanish Ban Reversed
died at his Manhattan apartment Wednesday night. Cause of death was
authorities
inadequate homes
Adm. World
of U..N.
to study the new
Federal
Madrid,
Baptist: church |
closed
authorities since 1958, to reopen. years’
service.
— The. permis-'
He
by
Spanish
September, |
was
a
vice,
president of international TeleGingrich retired from the Navy phone and Telegraph Corp. at the: as a full admiral in 1954 after 34 time of ‘his death. '
Appearing
' Appearing
Nightly
Los Sentimentaies Open
Nightly
Irma Rivera and her Trio
| Fe. J
Closed
Sunday
Sunday
NEW YORK SHOE REPAIR A
complete
and We
expert
shoe
repair:
_
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Conditied
DINERS
CLUB
TEL. 3-2020
*
We «yecialize in repoirs or replacement of ladies spike heels (all types).
Handbags Zippers SIPODEROMO STOP 20,
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end
delivery
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SAN JUAN STAR —Saturday, May
28,1960”
a
-
/
CONSTRUCTION AGRICULTURE
TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY and it is with great satisfaction that today we inaugurate our new plant and offices in order that we may better serve all our clients and
i:
friends,
We cordially invite all our customers aed their families to visit our new headquarters tomorrow Sunday May 29, 1960, from 2:00 P.M. on. ae
SBS
cS
General Equipment Corporation
State Road No. 2, Km. 3.7 ~ San
GENERAL GENECO’S in
an
OFFICE most
agreeable
Juan, Puerte
_—-
efficient
office
atmosphere
PARTS
personnel
equipped
with
works com-
of
well
over
150
cars.
:
out, of every
ly from
1,000
our own
for
Caterpillar
parts,
direct-
stock.
~~
we
oO
a capacity
DEPARTMENT
Expensive down-time is minimized when you depend on GENECO’S million dollar parts stock. We have over 30,000 different parts available at our Parts Department. GENECO at present is supplying 913 requests
fortable air conditioning and a central music system throughout the building. Parking facilities for employees and customers are also available with
:
Rico Tel. 8-1215
SERVICE: DEPARTMENT Service
Department
is one of the most |
‘modern and efficient-of the whole Here: you will find highly ‘area. ‘personnel
ppecurpanes mi -
making
to
use
service
of
our
the
Caribbean specialized
most
customers’
modern
equip-
if re
‘Our
Eee
Sa eee
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THE SAN
JUAN
STAR
— ‘Saturday, May 28, 1960.
’
Ad Agency Assn. To|Market Makes Small Gain ||
i
Elect New Officers A
report
from
officers
will
the
the
of
highlight
meeting of the Agency Association Rico Thursday at
Hilton.
Board
television
the
to
UPR
of
the
vice,
in
ing
related
and
The
board
Corp.
NEW
YORK
30 20 15 65
market-
tising
and
sales
Because
this
of
matter,
the new Thursday,
$25,000,000 Rico
for
NEW
is
importance
baard, to be will continue
Dow
Jones
YORK
6
of
elected its ef-
Changes
624.78 141.12 88.43 205.11
Up 1.99 OFF 0.43 OFF 0.43 Up 0.07
FUTURES (AP)-—Domestic
closed
sugar to
1
futures
higher.
5.95 No
Sales
457
3.08 3.17 3.20 3.28 3.36
Raw sugar B-Bid.
spot
sugar
unchanged.
Jly Sep Oct Mar May
that
Close
High 5.83
lower
promotion.
the
.
Jiy
adver-
it is expected
(AP)—Closing
SUGAR
of the
Sep World
of
Puerto
JONES
INDUS RRS UTLS STKS
annual
total
Low 5.82
4.
fu-
Sales
23
Close 5.83
5.95 5.95 closed 1
contracts.
3.05 3.14 3.18 3.26 3.30
3.06B 3.15 3.18B 3.26B 3.28B
6.05.
Ad Awards Contest Another association project
NEW
YORK
(AP)
—
U.
S.
will be the first awards contest ever
advertising to be held
Stock exchanges and commodity markets will be closed Mon-
here.
awarded
day,
will
be
in
Memorial
|
|
|| |
There are other times though, when we worider. We're thinking about the standing offer we've always made to anybody who owns stock or wants to. What’s the offer? Just this. On request, our Research Depart-
with
a thoroughly
objective
analysis of your present holdings or prepare the most
petroleums, retails
have
said
time
and
time
again,
we
make
no
sis we send you or the program we prepare, you will decide to do business with us.
very best answer we can to any question you may have concerning your present holdings, or what you might buy in your own situation. address—
V.
VALIENTE
Manager
Dept. SJS
MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER & SMITH INC. Members
New
and all other 250 Fortaleza St. San Juan, P. R.
FOR
1,206
issues
York
Stock
Principal
CLASSIFIEDS,
motors,
traded,
485 declined, and
index
a modest
to
rose
Poor’s
were ;
496
and
unchanged. Standard
Exchange
Exchanges
500
stock
three
cents
The of
Associated
60
stocks
Press
was
unchanged
3-8400
ofthe
most
15.
three
51%
Aluminum Co Amerada Pet Am
Airlines
19
Am
Can
Am Am
Cyan Smelt
Am
Sugar
Am
Tel
Am
Ltd
54%
4
Tel ip
oy
has
month
announced
of April.
The
12
for
the
promotions,
represent a total inof approximately $680,
Fomento
said.
Among
the
an estimated $2.2 million,
new
plants
are
Cascone Products, in Palmer, which will make electric blankets;
General
Cigar
Co.,
in
Ca-
guas and Wilshire Leather Crafters, Inc., in Gurabo. In San German, Northridge Knitting Mills and Caribe Sports., Inc. will undergo expansions that will bring a total increase of 250 workers at their plants with an annual payroll of $240,000.
COFFEE FUTURES tes
No.
YORK 4
(AP)—Coffee
ex-dock
closed
at
shot
San-
37:50-38.00A.
Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons 3S at 36.50-36.75A and 58 35.50-35.75A. “B’ futures
her.
closed
14
lower
Sales 46 contracts.
to
9 hig-
Jly
36.80
Lew 36.80
Dee Mar
34.70 33.99
34.40 33.76
34.64N 33.92N
May
33.40
33.20
33.30
unchanged
to
“MM”
lower.
35.85
futures
Sales
closed
35.85
59 contracts.
Clese 36.80
35.80N
High
Lew
Close
Jly
44.74
44.55
44.74
Mar
} 42.05
May An
41.65 3 N-Normal.
Sep Dee
“455 42.60
445 42.60
-
13
4458-59 42.70N
42.00
42.04N
41.55
41.65N
BUILDERS, INC. TEL. 2-2768
TET ENGINEER OTT
LU ELUM me a ty
ARCHITECT & ENGINEER
DESIGN AND
CONSTRUCTION
shares from 1,580,000 Thursday.
Corporate bonds were higher on average. Turnover-islackened. da U S. government bonds ad- = vanced in light — over the .
\
‘
Cer de Pas Chrysler
Y
Nwst Airl
if if
61%
-%
|
42
-%
Pict
—i_
Pepsi
Cola -
—
Pfiezr
5%
Pa RR Phelps
—-%,
Phillips
Distill
Corp
Oil
75Y4
43%
—Y%,
Repub
60%
~l,
57% 64%
+1% Unch
Grace & Co Gulf Oil Rand
Int Int Int
Bus M Harv Nick
Int
Paper
& Tel
Jones & L Al
Kennecott Libby Owens
Lige & My Lockh’ Air Lone S Ce Lorillard Martin Merck MGM |Mpl
Hon
Minn Mng Mfg Monsan
Mont
Stl
-\y
+3
Reyn Met Reyn Tob ~*
ate
Roy
Dutch
38%
+1
4, +h
StReg Pap Sears Roeb
38% 51%
i) +h
+1
Shell Shell
31% 20%
—-1% +i
25°%8
Be
Oil Tran
tly
Sinclair
+l
Socony
Mobil
So
G
Am
374
Unch|
—\%
| >
43%
+%
8
Sperry Rd Std Brand
23% 41°
7% -%
|? |v
St
Oil
Cal
40%
—\%
|e
St St
Oil Oil
Ind (NJ)
37% 45
Unch | ® oA \.
57% 10%
+% —-%
62%
-%
Southn
P
5
Ch Ward
Motorola Nat Bis {Nat Cash Nat Dairy Nat Dis Nat
Gyps
Nat
Lead
|
57
Cal Ed
&
+%
Co
13%
‘-%
30%
65% 44%
24% 43% 31% 54% 70% 11% 40 33% 281% TT 496 42% 111 100
5%
645% 47% 76%, 52% 79% “22% 24 3t “4 95%
26% 170% 213 41 43%
187%
60% 62% 52% 29 55% 94
Tran
W
Airs
Un
Carbide
Un
Oil
Un
Pac
134
Cal
39% 265
Unit Aire Unit
US
+%
38%
Fruit
Indust
US Lines US Rub
.
.
Th \°
=% {| Unc
14
Goodyear
Unch
RCA
17% 3716
120%
Gillette Goodrich
-% “Vy
Tidewat Oil Twent Cen
Mach
Gen Dynam Gen Elec Gen Mills Gen Motors Gen Tel Ga Pac
-1—
28 4534
2934B
Ko
Kaiser
»
Unch
42
68%
Food
Int Tel
;
Thom R W
East
Inge
64%
Pet
|
-—&
Texaco
90% 207%
Getty
Mor
~~
19%
Doug Air Dow Che duPont East Air
Ford
tlh
45
St Oil Oh Stud Pack
Crn Zell Curt Wr
+%
— BIS
Raytheon
—%
Co
=
43%).
Pure Oil Quaker O
+MY,
Crane
—-%
1.1.
D -
Philip
Cola
Oil Pd
1%
.
—ly
Colg Palm Comw Ed Cont Corn
Oil
Param
+3
Sv
Edis
|
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So
Con
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hm
Ohio
+M% —%
Coca
2354
31%:
—%
45%
Cent
44%
+14
7
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+ 5%. +%
Cdn Pac Case (J. 1.) Celanese. Cities
q
1,360,000
+ 36° {Olin Mathi +1: Pac G & El~ Pan A Air Unch
—-%
— 5%
Bridg Brass Burroughs
Fomento Announces
promotions
higher
down’ ‘to
-%
3
Steel
Assoc D G ; totaled 3,040,000 shares. Atl Refin compared with 3,720,000 shares Bendix Av traded Thursday. Beth Steel Wall Street turned cautious in Boeing Air advance of the three-day weekend Borden in the United States. The market Borg - War
Fomento
settled
190
+36
-%
Tob
Armour
at
+1
—V%y
$215.70. Volume
industrial
volume
generally
counter.
29% 3254. 90% 60%
Armco
Twelve Industrial
active
declined,
corporation—was
Anaconda
average
ELECTRICAL
P. O. Box 4343 Tel. 2-4184
CALL
ad-
225 were
$55.74.
Sep
If you’re willing to take that chance, we'll send the
LUIS
mailer
Steels,
Texas
3%.
Allied Chem Allis Chal
drugs,
and
while
4.
declined
advanced,
Alumin
rubbers
634;
Stock |’ ‘Exchange
were
— Market Quotations
specula-
chemicals,
advanced.
NEW
“harge for thig service. You’re not obligated in any way. We can hope, of course, that on the basis of the analy-
Simply
final
rails and non-ferrous metals mixed. Aircrafts decline.
of circumstances—any specific amount of money. ., we
among
tive issues. Some of the
suitable investment program it can for any particular set As
directions,
1,497 people with annual payroll of
You can’t blame them of course, because there are times
you
both
rose
stocks,
gained
and one—radio ~x unchanged.
close.
the
000 and will give employment to
‘vhen a dash of skepticism can come in mighty handy.
provide
the
in
Mat¢h
Eleven
hour left prices under their best for the day. Most gains ranged from a few cents to around one dollar a share but there were wider moves, in
factories, vestment
That’s how most people tend to react when you offer them something for nothing.
will
to
taking
moving
Radio
Instruments
which include six new factories and six expansions of existing
Day.
“What's the catch?”
ment
way
profit
wide
Collins
stocks
American
prices
Universal
moderately
Promotions In April
Markets To Close
forts.
Prizes
that
Some
Of
averages:
tures No. contracts.
in
Badillo,
tinu
;
DOW
association told UPR _ officials that the advertising profession here has grown over the past few years and that an estimated spent
Publicidad
rial Day. Among
market was mixed and at the opening. It turned in the first hour and con-
vance,
subjects.
of directors
by
1960.
was
\f
.
advertising.
The active higher
locally
during
Trading
ad-
of
the association during the past year, according to Hull, was its attempt to interest the University of Puerto Rico in broadening and increasing its present courses
Inc;
son
projects
agencies
terday. active.
newspaper
will be closed Monday for Menio-
MCKEE
YORK (® —. The stock closed slightly higher yes-
radio,
Inc.; Robert Otto & Company (Puerto Rico), Inc.; West Indies Advertising Co., Inc; Young & Rubicam (Puerto Rico), Corp; J. Walter Thompson Company Caribbean; and McCann-Erick-
Courses
main
best
The following agencies are members: Brown Agencies, Inc.; Gotham-Vladimir Advertising, Inc.; Highley Advertising Co.; National Export Advertising Ser-
Harwood
ces. Ask
the
produced
member
Hull. Jr., president of the group. The -association. made up of ten leading ad agencies operating on the island. was founded i1wo years ago to foment closer relationships among the member agencies and media, foster Sraproved standards and ethics, and further develop modern advertising techniques and practi-
One
for
and
vertising
Advertising of Puerto the Caribe
according
contest
By JOHN
NEW market
|
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1
+1
th
+3
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+Y%,
—%
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22%
+3
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12%
+%
1!
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26% 56%
29
~-% +%
US
19%
Unch
}?
44%
+M%
\.
48%
=
{
31%
Unch! -
Steel
Warner West
Bs
Pics
Uni
Westg Elc
Yale
And
59%
Towne
Yng Sh & T
100%
Zenith
111%
Market
Tone
Total
—%
Sales
lynch,
of
Pierce,
San
-1%!F
-2
1
3,040,000
t
Office &
|
Merrit’ t
Smith,
Bid
Central
Aguirre
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JUAN STAR
— Saturday May 28,1960
7
aiFive Ponce Radio Stations. Will File NLRB Complaint PONCE — The managements of fiye radio stations here said | yesterday they will file charges with the Natibnal Labor Relations’: Board charging the Seafarers Internafional Union with unauthorized picketing at their
ing to-€uprill, the union befas. ed. The stations are broadcasting with skeleton crews. 4
Pan Am Offers -| Supplies, Plane
stations.
Some 37 employes of the fiv stations went on strike Thursday | after
they
said
the
fused to grant'the to
}
represent
Charles
stations
SIU
To Stricken Chile
re:
the right
them.
Supplies
R.
and
a transport
plane
Cuprill, ~ attorney | to distribute them through the for WPRP and WRIK-TV, said) earthquake stricken area have that Francisco Parra Toro, at-| torney for stations WPAB and been dispatched to Chile by Pan American tem.
WEUC, and ‘Antonio Zapater, attorney for. WLEO, will file the charges. They allege violation of a law which specifically
Cities Growing Fast:\:: Growing Pains Severe
The
Louvre
in
stations
Years
SAM
NEW growth
Analyst
of
the
Together
Here
population
they
chalked
million residents. The biggrowth was in the second of the decade. often
1950s.
the
of
pains
and
. There
ion
such
painted
when
was
captive
in
a
of trade
sections
in
unpleasant
and
some
the
nearby suburbs _ bursting at the
losing
their
difference
to keep seams or
old-time income
of
groups
The
figures
for
the
population
the
1960
clusions away.
census
may
be
The
Conference
Board
the
Bureau
for
1950
population
compares mates by
of
the
All
Changes
time
leans Census
top 15
during
estistate
the
and
Pittsburgh
centers
southern
four
Detroit
was
fifth
in
the
eight
Cincinnati
as
and St. as
Louis
held
eighth
‘and
gains
rankings,
the
eleventh,
15
more
board
15..
first four years
84,000
ninth, ‘respectively. Washington, D.C., and Cleveland changed
twelvth.
the
1950
than
positions
ed
tep
of the
added
place
Capital
and
the
Baltimore Buffalo
going
Qhio
to
city|
remain-
moved up to
thirteenth
from fourteenth, places with the Minneapolis-St. Paul area
a changing
‘little more than four million persons to their tallies. In the next four years the growth was nearly 4% million. The board doesn’t project
Monday,)
sent a letter to the es he
represents,
request-
The
first
two
shipments of blankets and
But
more
important
at
medicines,
major
mercy
supplies, 10,000 5,000 pounds of
-were
being
rushed
ing the signing-of a provisional’ south without charge by Paa agreement. The station then! American System planes. Anoasked the SIU to show an; ther shipment of 10,000 pounds NLRB certificate, and, accord- of clothing followed.
COMMONWEALTH
OF
PUERTO
RICO
UERTO RICO WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY:’
NOTE CE OF PUBLIC HEARING The
Puerto
Rico
Water
Resources
will hold a public hearing on —
Authority
1, 1960, at 10:00
‘ A.M., at its General Office Building,
in Ponce de
Leon Avenue, Stop 16 1/2, Santurce, Puerto Rico, on its budget of revenues and expenses for the ensuing
fiscal ae:
Bondholders of the Authority, electric
energy consumers or any other interested party may
appear in person or through a duly authorized agent
or reprunentete. and submit any objections or pertinent suggestions
in connection
with
said budget.
Information on the budget is available to interested
fifteenth.
to
the
five
more
replace
ing
of
on
Fourth
residents
to
tenth
In the
WS Kos LAER
report
years
their
Roster
and
little
finds only a few changes in the roster and: the numerical rank-
1950s
ae,
areas
the period,
the
center.
a
388,000
figures: and
In
its
since
growing
of the Hundreit
said- that
area.
with 334 million. There was one newcomer in 1958 to. the top 15—the Houston metropolitan area. It had been 18th in 1950, but added
agencies. Few
fast
million,
con-
them with 1958 various official
the
with
;
on
Bos-
Philadelphia held fourth place
are
some
‘
up
Philadelphia
metropo-
whose
the
It held
a scant
California
reported by the National Conference Board—stealing a march
on
residents.
million,
than
move
explosion
new
642
as
in. litan
the
The second largest, Chicago, increased by 975,000 to reach
from from
identity
was
in
metropolitan
million residents, by 1,300,000.
downtown
struggles
growth:
War.
King
London
placed
fig‘Con-
also maintained their ranking. First is. the New York-northeastern New Jersey metropolivan area with more than 14
sidelines as increasing: racial tensions in some areas, the clogging
the
place as third in size in nation. The others in the first.
Created
are
of
The greatest increase was in the Los Angeles-Long Beach area which boomed by two mil-
hospitals, courts
jails. Problems
eight-year:
period
cisco-Oakland
schools, new streets, water majns new
year
probably
ton area, which added 75,000 pérsons and slid from sixth place in 1950 to seventh, chang- | ing places with the San Fran-
muter problems; mounting community debits as the metropolitan areas strive to supply new sewers,
the
with a plaster
It was
system
Sys-
evi-
Given
smallest
eight
have been severe. The most obvious are traffic jams and com-
-and
are
The
around
growing
visual
ures—on the say-so ference Board:
a
nine gest half And
the
up
during
all
Figures
boundaries of the these centers.
gain
but
points to a _ continuing in most areas with the
total for the decade around nine million.
is picking nearly one-
entire
is within the 15 largest of
1958,
dence growth
YORK (AP) — The of the. nation’s largest
metropolitan areas up speed. Today
third
singe
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on a wooder’ panel
at the beginning
Business
ing.
a
portrait of King. John the Good
John
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has
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Paris
airline
Airways
the disposal of the Chilean g0prohibits picketing for the vernment disaster organization purpose of forcing an employer] a DC3 transport aircraft and to recognizé or bargain with a crew, to work oufpf disaster labor union without having filed headquarters and ferry supplies a petition for ‘certification with! and! personnel to the communithe board prior to such Picket; ties' most in need.
USI OFFICIALS HERE—w. F. Wilmas, executive vice president of United States Industries, left, and J. H. Cassell, Jr., are shown on arrival here to participate in special activities for a week, starting tomerrow, in commemoration of the firm’s 60th anniversary the inauguration of USI local nee ead General Equipment Corpor ation’s new pla t and offices. :
The
World
than
the
rankings is the total growth of the urban population with all
parties at the General Office of the Authority.
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Trans-
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post commander of Fort Brooke; and Lt. Taylor C..T. Hayes; post
SS
JUNE
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ridge, commanding officer of the Antilles Command; Lt. Col. George W. Best, Jr., chief of: staff and
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Maj: Gen. Theodore F. Bogart,4 second lieutenant of intents ‘upon + Mili. who was recently appointed (com- graduating’ from. the U. manding general-of the U. S. Army tary Academy in| 1930. His most recent assignment: was Caribbean with headquarters in Panama, will arrive in Puerto Rico tomorrow’ aboard the USNS Upshur, enroute to the Canal Zone.
Mercantile
CASPER
TROPIC
Visits Puerto Rico Tomorrow
7
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whp
will
i
replace | Maj.
Gen. Charles |L. Dasher as Caribbean co der, is a native’ of|Illinois and was commissioned a
Raministraioa)
CHANGING
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ADDRESS
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College,
the
Armed
His gion
decorations include the Leof Merit with oak leaf ‘clus-
ter,
the
the
Army
Bronze
Star
Medal
Commendation
and
Medal.
Bogart is married to the former Miss Eleanor Musk of Roosville, Illinois. They have two sons, Stewart, 23, and Theodore, Jr., 26,
both married.
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: ‘ FIRST NIGHTERS—World famous concerf pianist, Jestis
Maria Sanrem4, who attended at
the Tapia
with
his
family,:
Thursday’s’ ballet ‘premiere | posed
during
e
intermission
with Mesdames Angelita Sierra de Bowman, Sonia Campos Ledesma and Teresita Vaillant, left to right. (STAR photo by Betty Knorr)
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Ballet Premiere Rates Cheers :
By Betty Knorr And Nory Segarra The
and
ballet, “Suite de Juventud,” with
iv! iB
applause echoed throught the Tapia Theater Thursday
'e
night long after the courtain
music by Puerto Rico’s Jack Delano, played by Guillermo Figueroa, violin, and Carmelina
D {I
fell for the last time on the premiere of the Ballets de San
finale,
pantomine-ballet,.
do Las
Mujeres,”
Yr)
sound
Juan.
{
The
provides
of cheers
current
production
te
year’s annual
highly
successful
| I
here agreed. Thursday’ was
Puerto
Rican
third
of the
drew
by
Dr.
Alegria;
T aa
sides
suc-
was
cess which the ballet enjoyed, the good news that the Legislature of the Commonwealth of
win
“An
American in
but
with
Puerto
Cw
Juan Anduze, Myrna
wow
Carnet
ing
music
de
Baile;
with
Gilda
by’ Puerto
Rican
with
and
compo-
escorted
the
Thursday.
Institute
of
Culture
sponsoring the
‘Ramos Antonini The
| |
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Spanish
Ramos
shockproof, watch
of
Fernandez her
An-
Rico,
Jesus
Maria
in
Dr.
pne
of
Margot
Gerald
of at
the Tapia premiere Thursday with his wife was doubly honored. A “mazurca” of his father, , Federico Ramos, was one of the numbers danced in the ballet
husband,
Dr.
Miss
the
the
‘GODDESS OF TIME
‘Nilda
and
Judge
with
his
wife
Institute ‘Dr.
whose
and
The
librettos
Mar-
Belaval
family.
Institute
of Culture
Ricardo
with Lewis,
Rene
Emilios
—
main\ spring: _ Unbreakable i bracelet. ware sacity ematchiras
Myrna
Robert
Marin,
ques
From
h
woman.
-director of the at the: university,
Cerra de Lewis:
Paul
antimagnetic..
Arce
playwrights,
husband,
sports
Mu-
Puerto
Casas, who doubled ‘as a mime/|° in the finale ballet, Dr. Piri
is
and the
and
world famous pianist, on hand
ner
Rico;
automatic.
Waterproof
of art,
Dean
composer;
Puerto
for
A
BULOVA
including
Gonzalez, director of the Theater dept..at the University of
Doubly Honored
Ernesto
by
Completely
sculptor Compostela, and their daughters; Julian Bautista, the
festival.
tenini, Spdaker of the House Representatives, present
!
ti
Hon.
which
field
family
Thompson,
was
the
of
loges,
de Vazquez, Spanish dept.
pianos by Donald
idiom.
islands’ lead-
U.
‘LADY
liberally
the
his wife;
his
center
Paris,”
island
Castro,
Sanroma, the Puerto Rican
Here
a Gersh-
Rican- talent
music,
the
there with
opener. It was followed by the ballet, “Urayoan” with music by Hector Campos Parsi, one of the island’s most talented young composers, and libretto by Dr. Ricardo Alegria, director of the
|
Jose at
Casas, Ele-
was_
in
sers of the 19th Century, arrang-
ed for two
of
its cho-
rival
the
and
Juan
choreo-
Navarra
in
citizens
sic
to
with
letters
of the ballets, wonative traditions,
by
:
The
Aida Lois.
audience
sprinkled
and _ history.
graphy
and
something
The
through.
the backbone ven around
Gandia
expressed
Island - created music and Puerto Rican talent provided
culture
or
na
Puerto Rico had approved a grant of $15,000 for the ballet
came
f
and_
distin-
reography by Ana Garcia, and its interpretation by. hip-swinging Gilda Navarra, male fatale
re-
ballerina-
enthusiasm
6
spring.
;
s
guished.
and
“Cuan-
rounds
choreographers Ana Garcia and Gilda Navarra, founders of the Ballet de: San Juan in 1954. Bethe
prima
to
Reale
main
Elegant
band.
presented last
member
ee
for
Americas,
again night
fdéllowed,
Unbreakable
jewels,
wild applause for its music by Amaury Veray; its libretto, once
Theater
Festival, drama and balJet lovers a
piano,
3
year in Chicago for the Festival
a fitting finale to this
i
i.
Figueroa,
. "RHAPSODY
ates
ie
Alegria,
weré
Director, two
of
used
for
opener, “Carnet de Baile,” and ballet themes, was there with Campos Parsi had dedicated the | his wife; the Francisco Arrivis, Tausic of his ballet “Uraypan,” he is the director of the thea-. ter festival; Mr. and Mrs. Tony to him. Italian-born Arnold Tarabor- Torres (Lillian Skerrett de Tor-
relli’s
highly
original
abstract
|
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DOUBLY HONORED—The Hon. Ernesto Ramos Antonini, Speaker of the House of Representatives, chats with and
Julian
Bautista,
nse neten OT ape tes MOET ornare
Parsi
as_
were - the
Salvador Tios and their daughters, Teresa and Elsa: Rafael Tufino and Francisco Rodon, painters;
“Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lorenzo
Ho-
ra.
Mr.
Mr.
and
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
William
Greg
chas, Dr. Amaury Gilbert and Robin
Rosa, Boyd,
Elizabeth
Mrs.
Hall
and
RoPhil Miss
and
Luis Rubio, Roger Martinez, Miss
Miss of
Nilita the
Vientos,
Ateneo
presi-
Puertorri-
queo.
:
Sull
others
were
the
Hon.
Geigel Polanco, the Hon. and Mrs. Gilberto Concepcion de Gracia, whose daugthter Alma
was
one
of
the
stars
of
the
evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jose Trias Monge, former Secretary ef Justice of FP. R., the Billy Carrions and daughter, Camille; Roger Martinez, Miss Consuelo
Morales, - Armando Saavedra, Miss Magali Arrivi, Miss Gina Stewart, Tuti Barcelo, Vilma Lopez, the Paul Costas, Marta Rodil and Thom Salter, Mrs. Edmee Firpi de Braschi, Mrs. Graciela Benitez Rexach and Mr. and Mrs. Angel
Consuelo
Martin
Dr. shared nandez
were
and
others
Mrs.
a box Cerra,
on
Jose
Serena,” Paul Gerald Mari comes backstage to congratulate members of “Cuando Las Mujeres” ballet for their s plendid performance. From left to right, standing are
Myrna
Mr.
Jr.,
Jr.,
Garcia,
Mrs.
Mrs.
Etienne
Eugenia
Sonia
Campos
gelita
Sierra
also
there
and
Bowman
for
premiere.
the
Mrs.
Mrs. Mrs. Yuyo
Porrata
with Eddie Ferescorting Zucky
Cam-
Helen Martinez Schettini, Violeta de Barcelo, the Rolans, the Andres Quiiio-
nes
Vizearrondos,
and
his wife, Portuguese
no,
Maria:
and
Mesdames
Pura
tita
Miro,
and
Mr.,
Mario
Raldiris,_ Camilito Mrs.
Nena
de
cisco
Alvarez
Sixto Casas
Aldrey
de
sopraAldrey,
Cros, Mrs.
QueRafael
» Dominguez,
Firpi,
Dr.
Fran-
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
were
still
others.
COLOR? It’s
i i
our
in beautiful modern styies.
Mr. Ramos will place his vast experience at the service of his thousands of
Clients, and he will return next week. Don't miss him!
Plaza
Santa
Rosa
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please straighten out my wife. She’ll listen to you but not to me. who me.
does many extra favors for I try. to show my gratitude
by being especially considerate of her. Almost
cretary end.
every
goes
She
about
week
home
lives
though
there
thought
from
here.
Even
out
no
office
hours
objects
to
this.
She
it doesn’t leok nice. Last she offered .to pay (out of
her household
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always
the secre-
se-
Day
or Christmas.
the
that
timing
he was corsage always
just worked
way.
:
I’ve been loyal to him through thick
and
thin
and have phoned single night for
the
appointed
time.
Yesterday he told me his mo-ther didn’t like the phone calls
and
I'd better
My.
birthday
you
think
quit is
for a while.
next
week.
he’s pulling
stuff?—TWINKLE
the
Do
same
TOES
I say the personal touch of going out of my way to do a favor is what makes it nice. My wife’
DEAR TWINKLE: You've been temporarily disconnected.
says
don’t
Iishould
What BOSS
cut it out.
do you
say? —
DEAR BOSS: The touch” is too personal.
A GOOD “personal Your wife
has a valid complaint and I hope you'll listen.
. There
:
are other
.
es
waysto show
‘your secretary you appreciate her
loyalty. Try money. A raise in salary is a practical and healthy way to say “Thank you. The fine job you are doing is appreciated.”
COLBY COLOR
Valentine’s
town
Try us for quality,
°
just
small
:
wife
He
My girl friends told me too cheap to: buy me a this se-, or a present, but I
end
Find a
new
be
call you Yes, I, Ron’s
so
boy
friend
aggressive.
and
Let
HIM
at’ the appointed time. too, am suspicious of
“timing.”
It was
too
good.
Student Ball The a ball 8 p.m.
Casa
de Espafa
will hold
on Saturday, June 4, at welcoming home students
for their summer vacations. Dance music by Moncho Usera’s orchestra.
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LANDERS:
to break. up with: me before a big dance.
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says week
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An-
Thursday
Mercedes
Justina
male
were
pos Parsi, 'Felix Luis Alegria, Julio Marrero, Miss May Noble,
hand.
leading
Hostos,
(Ledesma, de
Anduze,
. Ann Landers Says
Totti,
de
Juan
Gilda Navarra, and Marin. Seated are Rafael Tuand Victor Cuchi. (STAR photos by Betty Knorr)
Car-
White.
He will bring ladies’, centtemen's end children's shoes
choreographer,
ballerina Amaury Veray,
composer
and
the
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“TM LEAVING TODAY FOR THE STATES. WHERE I'LL BUY THE
says Mr.-Porfirio Ramos,
last week’s “En Principio La Noche Era
BACKSTAGE CELEBRATION—Playwright of
Karen
Mrs. Marianne Pinchot, Mrs. Esther Rios de Betancourt, Dr. and Mrs. Ismael Rodriguez Bou, Dr. Angel Quintere Alfaro, Dr.
&
Sent
Mellman, Miss Maria Teresa Pico, Mrs. Teresita Vaillant, Dr. Ed Kerstein and Mrs. Alex Kerstein. Others At The Opening
mar. Mr. Homar designed the sets for one of the ballets: Dr. Alfredo Matilla, Dr. and Mrs. Jorge Enjuto, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Sackett, Miss Maricusa Ornes, Pedro Zorilla, costume deeigner for the ballet ‘“Urayoan,” dent
ener
Morales.
Salas,
So
the
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during the intermission of the Ballets de San Juan Thursday night. Campos Parsi dedicated the music for his ballet ‘“Urayoan” to Ramos~’Antonini, whose father's was also performed that evening during “mazurca” another featured ballet.
the
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Corresponding secretary and ditor’ of the PAMWA hewslet‘and in charge of the general
ganization: of the Congress; Dr. es
axes
Neilibeine Wis, ‘will:
+
tee
side over
the Congress. Dr. Bes -[Carrasco, La. Paz, Bolivia, will
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Robert
de- Ramirez
.de.
Bva
,
see
Ruth W. Tichauer, La Paz, Bolia, executive secretary and Dr.
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and'Dr.
Caran
who
SEN GET ICT RO nr
Don
Pablo
‘Casals,
the
a Haydn
the
first edition, a tiny gol
24,
at
The
new
the
Dumit
= Azizi
of. their
Ramon, Monteflores’
baby
is the
first
born May
grandchild
fieriz, of Hato Rey, and Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Azizi, of Rio Piedras.
Marin, the
Set Wedding Date
et ee el
bart of his collection of rare ‘tival in Prades, France. | musical instruments - Dofia Ines Mendoza. de\ Mufioz And art to. the Salvador Nins.
ibbean
dinner night,
to
June.
he - held 3,
Friday
at‘the “French Pa
io” of Jack's Rendezvous Rest-
aurant, Salud’ St. -» Ponce, :
INERT
INI 3 Sel oe FUORI Qe PNAS SRT
board members
to. be
honored along with Dr. Yordane Enrique Petrovich, Alfredo Toro, Antonio Zapater’ and Mrs. ty de Balasquide.
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ainbow. Girls a.
Lot;
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Twenty-two -young ‘ladies will be nitiated into the Masonic Order of Rainbow Girls at installation emonies’ toni at 8:30 p.m, in
on
Ave.
arden Club The
Garden
Club
Luncheon of
ng Monday, June 6, in the Shell Room of La Concha Hotel. 4 ‘Meprogram for the- afternoon. ibe
a “Carnival of Flowers.”
-
display.
officiate
at
osana
Durant, Mexico; Miss Mi-
¢ i Byron, Puerto Rico, and! Miss : oanne Romanace, U. S. A.
‘THURSDAY, June-2 — Cocktail
party
by the Board of. Directors,
istitute of Engineers, Architects and Surveyors, for the World Hbesing. and Planning Congress } 2) S and engineers, at 5:00 , mi, at the Institute Bldg., Salvyador
College in Philadelphia. Dr. Mo- Rey. rani is a noted plastic surgeon |
Nin
Street, Roosevelt,
Hato
Seseen seeretanytre the! June 26 Date Set Dr. Bernice €, Sachs,- Seattle, Wash, recording secretary of the | LOY Littauer Rites AMWA and president of her lo‘cal chapter; Dr.: . Claire ¥. Ryder,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex M.-Kerstein,
of San Juan, announce’ the forth:| World Fellowship Meet ‘eoming marriage of.
Miss Ellen Jane Littauer, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Clement Littauer, of San Juan, will,
their niéce Minskoff,. of New
become. the nald
Salamon
:
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g
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the largest -variety of de-
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Puerto:
R ico. will hold a luncheon ‘meet-
Paradise
vill’ also be the official hostess. At the affair, Miss Angie Such , represent Venezuela; Miss
Steinway .and Sons are sending the’ famous Paderewski grand piano from New York for this special jubilee exhibit.
@ Masonic Building. at 1707 Pon:
e de Leon
the
Vallecillo -will_
eo
onor Doctor PONCE—The; Board of Direcors. of the Liceo Ponceiio, the aeoHy and the Parent-Teachers sociation. of the college will honor Dr. Luis,A. Yordan and he 1959 Board of Directors at
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of
Figueroa
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ponal letters of Beethoven, Wagner
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of Alan ceremonies
Ro-
to ‘the University of Puerto Rico,: The Committee of World Fel-| be read by Rabbi Marshall Maltz-— Mrs. Muriel Mrs. Mirta Gutierrez de ‘Arroyo; lowship ‘will hold a coffeé hour | man in the Jewish Community | Mrs. Alicia Pedreira and Mrs. York, to Capt. Edgar’ Monroe at (3 p.m. on Friday, May 27,| Center, June 26 at 5:30 p.m. Monserrate Deliz are also ‘loaning Stewart, Jr., to be held on Satur-| a¢ the YWCA building in San. Following the ceremony, there manuscripts and objects of: art for day, June 18, at 7:30 p.m. at La | turce, e, President of the commit- | will be a wedding reception in the show. | vee is Mrs. Monserrate Deliz. ‘| the Hotel La Concha. Articles ‘from the collection of Rosaleda, in Guaynabo. ——— = e late Dofia Elisa Tavatez and Mrs. Escalona de Nin will also be
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—
A manuscript
‘@pven’s Ninth Symphony, one page ‘Mf the original score ef Mozart’s ‘mu ‘Marriageof Figaro,” and per-
the
well
©.$900
Included in the collection ° are
as
Moines, Iowa, who is also a law-
Tournament
place
SAVONNS
amniversary.
of the: gavernor,
Dr. Nelle S. Noble, Des
Bowling
> take
‘e
Ce
Oth
wife
and Dofia.Felisa Rincon de. Gautier,
ow
eee
hese will go on display at pecin in, Ponce de Leon Ave.,~ Tuesday as part of Casa Nin's
Nations;
rani from the Women’s Medical
Hospital:
born mother, and a medal com‘memorating the first Casals. Fes-
manuscripts,
at-
yer and_ past president. of the A, and Drs. Elsie T. Reedy, Jean Gowing and- Alma Déa Mo-|
world’s most: famous living den vidlin made in Venezuela, an of Dr. and Mrs. RamonH. Seellist, who now makes his oil portrait of his Puerto: Ricanome in Puerto Rico, has lent
to:
Laird Brodie, Portland, Ore., pre-}
,|
birth
child, Dumit
expec
gate for her state with the United
and. = Mrs.
‘anounce
aré>
Wooster,
‘SATURDAY, ‘May we Opening ceremonies of the Brunswick-
Me-
sident of the American Medical Women’s Association and dele-
| Baby Boy
Art To Be Displayed: At Casa Nin
de
tend the congress ‘are: Dr: Jessie
. Ricardo Alegria, Mrs. Martin, Salvador Tid and Miss Pepina Brandariz. ©
| Mr.1
Troche
jia, of Humacao, is - acting local chairman: of the. congress. | fr the eee physi-
BALLET EN’ A STS—Composer ‘Amaury Veray; 8 from rie, is Sorrounded by a group. of. friends during the intermission before his 5 ballet. b From lef to right f re Teresa and Elsa. ‘Ti6,: Mss. ‘Salvador Tié, Angel Martin Nilita. Vientés pene
asals Collection Of Manuscripts,
Carmen
maga
Weekly Calendar |
Arellano is-president of the Puert Rico chapter of the Alliance
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skcemnieg
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12 -
The By
JANE
“I that
And
if
my
perhaps sense
my the
in any way good, grandehildren will
culture
which
I
1-30)
began
tury
completely
to painting
when
he
retired
a
Born
in
Biala,
as
jeweler.
Poland,
he
that
emigrated
formed
his
a time
His
By
has
painting
been
the
one
man
has
shows
in
also
been
Corcoran
sonian
in
Gallery,
He
at
the
the
and
gal-
D.C.
exhibited
Institute
more.
private
Washington
art
finding himself, late at one with his past in
form,
and
doing
Because I am miliar with the
lorful im,
Jewish
which
it well.
personally particular
sect,
Mr.
in an faco-
the
Chassid-
Blustein
depicts,
Century,
vividly tradition
_
as
Mr.
turn
had
recalls, in
dogmatized,
artist
depicts
the
sing,
living
and
the
and _ this people
dres-
worshipping
Blustein
primitive
he
has
approached
his
are obviously necessary to some of the titles and subjects in this
There is evidence that the Puerto Rican theatre may be reaching a
new stage of development.
be seen — less often than before 1938—all
beards.
Re-
exhibition. For this exhibit can-
re-interpretation
and
not
ments,
belts,
cently
a
analysis to
a
and in New York wearing traditional long black vest-
Stroll’’
The sect is still very much alive today. Its members can
rope their
is
By this I mean
Sir:
“Sabbath
and
of
their
contributions
Judaism
have
been
ment
osopher.
order.
like wildfire.
Blustein
in
move-
nowadays over Eu-
ae
taken
in
them
the
work with the eye of someone who realizes that this is the one style that works best in revealing the inherent warmth, homeliness and: rather rarified practices of an, obscure group. I trust the Museum will append descriptions where they,
I think a little background on this eastern European moveis
a
communing
uplifted
20th
deliberately
Museum.
man life,
in
‘Chassidic
Mr.
Balti-
The present exhibit contains 22 oils and 27 unbelievably small and distinctive sculptures in silver and bronze. They present a fascinating record of a
He
the
stylist.
Smith-
the
of
very much as they had 200 years earlier. \ A Primitive Stylist
sub-
ject in the recent past of several . leries
was
inspiration
of stress, and
‘become
en-
Personality
unmistakable
personality.
exhibi-
this
movement
a joy
‘ment spread
vironment.
Unmistakable
r
ae el ee
in the 18th Cen-
the
of
munities.
child-
hood in a specifieally Jewish
Nee
with God which swept away the ‘|rigid formalism of the inwarddirected Jewish ghetto com-
to the United States. in 1913, and it was at the age of 58 that this painstaking artist attained the total recall on canvas of the elements
under
concept
him-
self
8
mystic genius surnamed the Baal Shem-Tov. Briefly stated, his philosophy was based on the
(UniversiMuseum;
to devote
=e
in
born in Poland
absorbed.”
Abraham Blustein ty of Puerto Rico
June
of him appear tion. The Chassidic
convinced are my
are
ee
.
Recalled
ALBERTS
paintings
ee
Blustein
Chassidim
DEBRAN
am completely Jewish themes
field.
rr
js
Art Review: Abraham
i
by
Martin
temporary
Buber,
leading Two
underthe
con-
Jewish
phil-
sculptured
busts
be
approached
purely
Caesar’ they got a full meal every
unusual
Puerto
and
Rico
such
rewarding
PUERTO
in
el
RICAN
‘Julius
Perhaps! as an experiment, seg‘ments of: dramatic works such
THEATRE %
Gerard Paul Marin’s Principio la Noche
na”
play “En era Sere-
(“In the Beginning the Night
was Still’) which the Third Puerto Rico Theater Festival presented
as
Mr.
Marin’s
play
can be’ pre-
sented to! television audiences in the hope they will stir new interest in the theatre. Some observers may feel that. Puerto Rico is not
ready
for
this. Perhaps.
But
it
would be a far more serious con-
tribution to the culture of the at the Tapia Theatre last week, is island’ than the majority of «the an engrossing and poetic drama, a Shows now being aired. mature piece of lyricism, Its effecIt is time to put in our offensive tive symbolism in the first ‘act is |! iteam. Probably what we need faintly reminiscent of Eugene ‘most is what Mr. Marin’s central O’Neill’s ‘“‘The Great God Brown”. character replies when asked what The play compares favorably his name is.- = with some of the most ambitious “My nate”, he says wistfully, presentations. both on ‘Broadway ° and off-Broadway, which I had an “is Amor.” opportunity to inspect on a recent Mike Segarra visit to New York. Marin’s play San Juan, P. R,
an
expe-
rience.
play
LETTERS
terms of its painting and sculpture, worthwhile as they are. Credits to the Museum for bringing
the
night!”
\
bes
about a suicide,
man who captures
imagination
has the
with
its
committed audience’s
purity
and
eloquence.
se
IN
*&
DEFENSE
OF
SOTO
Sir: If critie’s
critic C. J. Moore of But what is most important is Catafio had bothered to inquire of the significance of the play as a his surroundings rather than his whole. The Institute of Culture temper, he would have known that should bring back this drama at STAR drama critic. Pedro Juan the end of the current season. Soto; whom he lambasts in his: “En
el
Principio
la
Noche
era
May
26th
letter,
is
one
of
the
Serena” should be translated into Puerto Rico’s most productive and English and staged again at a highly-regarded writers of novels later date, either here in Puerto and short stories (among them Rico or submitted to various ex- “USMail” and ‘“‘Spiks’”). : perimental theatres in the U. S. Wrathful reader Moore, .whose Puerto Rico is making great ire in berating Soto as a “angry strides in industry, but where is man” (what, not “young,” as it moving
“Village
Folks”
STAR
doing
since
Humphrey
he retired
from
the
presidential race? A— He’s in _ the upholstery business— repair-
ing his old Senate ese
Khrushechy
always
No
run
blasted the summit
Whenever Western near the peak, they into
the
Abominable
Man. %
&
and
KNEBEL
Washington
Bureau
with the U—2
the
explosion
spy plane
at the
summit,
about all the Republicans now is another recession.
seat. ¢
conference. It never fails at high altitudes. statesmen
What
eso
need
&
Stevenson
urges
a
great
TV debate between the candidates.
&
Jack Kennedy loses his voice fn Oregon. Oh, making a pitch for the silent vote, huh?
It would Election is our
be called the Hour
most
is
said
where
important
General promising.
product.
that
an
cultural
equal
progress
pace
with
threshold of a new era in theatre.
well?) revealed
only
his own
high
sity of Puerto Rico’
replacement. What
Mr. Moore
asa wants,
suitable to put
it in a few words, is. still another
Continental Expert. to pass . bland aj judgement-on Puerto Rico culture— in this case, the Puerto Rican crowning corollary? It is time to help young- writers theater. Mr. Kutschenreuter: is named with realistic grants and scholarWhat’s the matter? Does the: assistant to Dr. Reichelderfer of ships. Attempts on the part of sight of an honest intellectual disthe Weather Bureau. Criticism is various groups to- organize spon- agreement among Puerto Ricans— unlikely in Congress where none taneous theatrical presentations | here- over the merits of “En el! but Senator Hickenlooper would can become a reality and make a Principio la Noche era. Serena’’—| definite contribution to our culture shatter Mr. Moore’s vision of the!
Dick Nixon is interviewed 3% hours on TV. He’s a real technic- dare pronounce the names.. ® 4 @ i ian of politics. Who else would go. after the insomnia vote? Democratic party line: “Khrush2 6 @ chev is guilty of inciting to riot— Adlai
Is our litera-
material gains. If this is so, then) we might well be standing at the’
FEVER
By FLETCHER Hubert
It
maintains
POTOMAC Q—What’s
culturally?
ture and theatre keeping pace with +blood pressure, managed to -give . progress? the whole show away, however, Here then, is an opportunity for when ‘he called for ‘‘a well-trained Puerto Rico to bring forth a congood-tempered instructor from the tribution of its own to the arts. English Department at the Univer-
eee
ment”
'
slogan: “Peace, prosperi ty. & photography.” 3
\
b
|
not
creative
this respect, Culture is
New 1960 Republican campaign
|
could
other
sculpture,
painting’
media
form
if a united effort is achieved. In calm Condado-ized Commonwealth? '
and Nixon should hang for it.” ’
And
and
and
the Institute of} Oris Puerto’ Rican culture just ng.“‘t) move-| another -‘product” which should eading.‘‘the
it
should.
seize :the
initiative.- One cannot help but entertain the, notion :that Puerto Rico’s young writers: have. been relegatéd to sécondary roles in the past. They: have been living in the shadows.
“+
we
like all the others Mr. Moore and
ii {| ye
.
S Sow
Down
And Live
i
The long ‘weekend that begins today has a 1 tragic | eputation
for
taking
lives-on the
highways..Every |
emorial weekend follows the same pattern, a reader
eminded us* this week: “We decorate the graves of | bid soldiers,-and dig new ones for speeding motorists.” | n Puerto. Rico ‘we do not-ayssatity need holiday | feweekends for our ‘idling. W e carry on at the rate | jot one a‘ day: ¥, }
This slaughter can be cut divwit if we try sineonely
|
o contribute our individual efforts, in ‘our own cars, m0 by our example
lm.
motor
of careful and courteous handling of |
vehicle, “The
Puerto
Rico. ener tne
of |
Public Works, with the co-operation of-the Civic | (@crusade for Traffic. Safety, will observe its annual| plow Down and Live Campaign starting May 30, Me- | rere oe The campaign «will continue through | mug.
Dane
that }‘period drivers will be reminded daily
|
Mebout good driving habits, and they will be warned to | imavoid reckless
tactics that
can cost them
their lives,
driver thinks
it is aimed
and the lives of; others. But all the propaganda about staying alive will be neffective
if the
average
[
|
“CYCLE:
| at the other fellow. While*there are some good, careful, tonsiderate drivers in Puerto Rico, the man behind the heel is raré who will admit that he doesn’t belong.
that exclusive category of motorists, Everybodyis
courteous driver. The killing of 146
|
pe sons this yeas to date, on island highways and. Streets was not done entirely by maniacs. If only mad- | men killed with automobiles it would be velntively i
Vas. ‘Summitry Wise?
simple to round them up and place them in institutions. | It isn’t that easy, unfortunately. The fellow who has had just enough to drink to feel cocksure about his driving may be a responsible citizen otherwise,a good husband and father, Then-he kills someone with
_ By William S. White | within
kill. It is quite impro! able +
nonsense. | have
|
' always
chs ta
simply, ‘ignores the has, and
such
a
privately
council;
as he}
congratulates. him- :
thad'Uhe nin’
tt
has
ment” seribe
is being heard here and there to dethe complaining -Democrats. It is, of
course,
ae ben mall
|
soci
‘|
circumstances
the amount of -money that can be used immediately o purchase supplies, and to-help towards rehabilitation of cities and towns to.provide housing for the homeless.
The first thought at times of disaster is of the homeless
|
ots, many whose parents have disappeared, call for action by the more fortunate everywhere whose childen have warm food, warm beds, and. the comforting ove of-fathers and mothers. - ooh i} I€ is. good. to! know that.an organteallon will be i} available in a few:e days. to handle contributions and to™ hannel the help direc to Chile where it can be put
of the stricken Chilenos. 4
ine
did.
Fhe
real
question
fair and
that
well-known
a wholly , contribute
mature, Already,
word
unfair word; to this great
Stevenson’s
attack
“appease-
and it debate.
on
will
the .Ad- |
ministration, just ahead of the Russian effort | in the United-Nations to brand us as aggres- ~
ot he mater is whether we
been
of the Pres. |
ident
3. "Adlai
sors, was wholly irresponsible, in its timing most of all. And more than any other Democrat he has given the Republicans the op- |
is
this: Was summitry wise? The answer is that
lothing and blankets is urgent. There is no limit ‘to
0 work to.ease the aPedche
Seabee
for just
of its members are Democratic -Precandidates. One, Sen. John F, Ken-
however,
supplies.
A San Juan businessman born in Chile, Mr. DeBiderio Alvarez, will preside over a meeting Monday with representatives of civic organizations, businessmen, bankers and others to organize the collection of money, clothing and medicine. The need for winter
injured and
for years
"2. Most of | the. G.0.P. defense
Gov. Mufioz Marin authorized an emergency fund
often
is
influential
self for having always boycotted it.
of $10,000 yesterday to ne sent ee to Chile.:The Consul of Chile in Puerto Rico, Mr. Filipo de Hostos, has
hildren, Cold, -
howling
| Johnson,
:
the United States to send contributions to the stricken people of Chile. Coun after country has sent money, medical supplies, clothing and blankets.
money ‘and
its most.
| nedy, has publicly refused to go along with.
President Eisenhower. yesterday urged the people of
to collect
specific.
| eee oe ronmeey: ‘A second, Sen. Stuart « | Symington, has said nothing of the point. A third “Democratic ‘candidate, Sen. Lyndon B.
‘The disaster ‘that has struck the people of Chile has stirred a warm response throughout the world.
initiated a campaign
it as he did
For
been
| Two | sidential
}
Chance To Help
council’s
eM ah ap
—
the
| meeting.
th each one of us who drives a car, not just for the guy.
But
| going to the’;
But it happens at the rate of one a day. |
pther
rules.
| attempt- to criticize the President for pres
at anyone steps into a car seeking someone to kill, -
We can reduce this grim toll by co-operating with he Slow Down d Live Campaign, but only if we agree that the advice and the warnings are intended
the
tet
is car. He did not mean to
| |
obviously it was not. But this real question won’t really, be debated. For both parties had long been so deeply committed to “going to the summit” —never mind how or im what power relation-
portunity to.pass from the defensive to the . offensive. 4. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller’s belated publie | indication that he was doubtful all along |
ship to the Soviet Union—that.neither
-_~
¢an :
‘sion,.a partisan the
party
now fairly cry. out, “I told you ‘|so.” Once you opén, in a time of world-tenname
row
over: foreign
of:free speech, nobody can control
a form. ef speech that indeed,
policy in
though
the
becomes
very free
top ‘politicians in
both
Parties are trying hard to do so. Here is where
‘we stand now: - 1. The Democratic Advisory | Council’s general denunciation of the Eisenhower Ad| ‘ministration, aes ‘tor too. FE, wes
-
al
m' the’
iit
good, careful,
thie his: chance, before
t- Rockefeller. ‘did Shave summit, to’ raise) his
second-guessing—and
also
warnings..."They
come now
with a toueh of
of~revived
Presi-
dential ambitions.‘; 5. Vice
President
Nixon has so far reason-
-
ah
A
THE SAN JUAN STAR— Saturday, May 28, 1960'
CARI
Russian Courteous’ Passengers
Ts: 17ITS SERVICE TO
WIESBADEN,
to treat courteously Americans aboard.
an
_ n. DaiDa ly
i,
;
m Mia th JO p.m. fro
#211 ® foe from PAA p.m 0 at 1:0
4.00."
ea ©
ano santa 5:20 0. m.1 Daily
Connects
f
see id ane
Tent.
#832 Connects 5 toto EAL
Dally
at 2:15 p.m.
a.
ied
#800 © Connects to EAL
eee
pt Setul acene pa
ae ae some
nan an 4
San
juan
Juan
at & 25 p. M.
oF LT ea
Ua
San Juan
and 2-1406 or 2-1300 in »once 4
wind
re-
police
guard
in
sharp
such
contrast
to
cases.
said
that
when
the
So-
said his co-pilot, Capt.
Capt.
Among
JANE
GIVEN THEIR FREEDOM—Passenger and crew mem-
bers
of American C-47
transport
plane
forced
down
in
Communist East Germany include from left, Capt. and Mrs. Paula K. McCash; Capt. James Palmer Lundy, pilot;
.
|
Capt. William Thomas Frewen, and Capt. George Anthony Jordan,
co-pilot.
George
A. Jordan,
(AP
Photo)
df West
‘
La-
He said he was questioned ‘se<« fayette, Ind., was at the con- .veral times the first day he was trols of the transport when. the: in Soviet custody. The Soviets
MIGS
appéared. Jordan was the
only one of the nine who did. not appear at the press conference. sick.
It was
understood
he
was
'
Lundy said the Soviets never accused him or the group of espionage. He said his interrogators mentioned the U-2 spy plane incident, but did not connect it
with the C-47.
|
The Russians’ comment U-2 incident, he said, “the Americans should
done
it.”
on the
was that not have
;
|comes, point out that today any-
MORALES
the fast-growing group
of
small boat owners is the San Juan Outboat Cruising Club, headed by Kiko Toro. This weekend, fifteen cruisers,
carrying
about
four people each, with powerful outboard motors will make fast
FOR RESERVATIONS Contact your Travel Agent or Call
Fe
false
German
was
speedy
n af leaving San Jua eects to EAL #1 a Conn
\ ont
By
n vea ied! ving San Jua
#144 leaving = Connects tu EAL
0 dey
a
to
wanted
to
crossed
the border
know
why
the
and
plane
tried
to
he
re-
learn as much as possible ahout his
home
base.
He
said
fused to answer some questions about that base— Wheeler Field, Libya. When
sure
was
he refused,
put
on him,
no pres-
he
said.
Mrs. McCash said ‘T was frightened at first because
of things
I
have read in the past. However, the
Russians
treated
lady at all times try to harm me.”
me
and
as
did
a
not
I3 Speedy Outboards To Cruise Nearby Islands Over Weekend
in Juan #860 leaving S@ Connects to LAL ving 94 n n to PAA #216 © lea es Sna at 4:00 p ™.
om
under
Lundy
at 2:00 p. m.
vaily
jets
which operates better when. the plane is at higher altitude. ~
.m. é Jua #700 leaving San Soe to TCA
ese _
:
a
leaving
Soviet
right after the landing. The action of the Russians, and the rapid release of the Ame-
Lundy
n leaving San Jua
y © ts to PAA #212 ece n Cann a
the
viet interceptors appeared, he tried to radio Hamburg, his destination, “but they did not hear us because we were too low.” Lundy explained he was using very high frequency equipment
7
#298 ene
that
the fact he penetrated inside East Germany. said that the Americans’ the hands of Soviet authe entire time except short_period where they
Previous
m Miami san wan
added
blamed
Ticans,
san ah
at 11:00 a.m
Soviet
machine gun blasts the C-47 go down.
were
Ponce
Corinects
dean
officer
port for 22 miles Lundy were in thorities for the
at 3:55 p.m.
at 10:00 a. tom. PAA
when
doubt in my mind but that they wanted us to land,” he said.
He
g San Juan A #296 T leavin Coonnnects to PA sun iui . t 10:00 2. Mm. ving \ea | 8 #83 EAL conned to “can jut at 10:00 a.m. #296 R leaving Connects to PAA
7.35 a.™.
territory
that com-
we were off course until the MIGS appearead— there was no
The
arriving ,
(G) tro com PAA #45e2:301ae p.
after
appeared— there was no from Copenhagen to Ham-
fired make
canta
at arriving San Juan ivi ng #861 arrivi Connects from EAL
Leave
m,
5
San juan ' 5 arriving i.ts from EAL #14 e san 3000 on nec an m! w York at 12:40
night
burg last Friday. “There was no indication
Juan 251 arriving San
#801 @ = Connects trom EAL : 9. m.
.
Wednesday
munist:
Connects from EAL
py
“ee
com-
Ga.
West
MIGS route
e. an on al pov all flights listed Connects from ivinng #119 arrivi
a ur day tsSat eptn B oe Exca
for our
conceded that he realized he was off course and over
©
® tsefrom PAA ecp O Conne
could
--
da
they
- —
Bea
c:
the
a
ng San JU EAL #837 arrivi
at 5:54 a.m.
nine’ L
the Russians allowed it to take off fromm the muddy field where it landed in East Germany. Lundy, 42, of Lindlay, Ohio,
ok San Jue #839 arriving oe etgtrom EAL t onn
™
the
The C-47 and its crew of six and three passengers returned to
PAA
*Conea
(AP):
ne
h e e a
e~
way
Atlanta,
Juan +297 arriving $an Connects from PAA Juan | ‘ ng San ” #2955 arrivi
nn Saay ExcentSund
|
fort,” the pilot of the American C-47, Capt. James Lundy, told a press conference Thursday. “They treated me like a lady,” said Mrs. Barbara McCash, of
n Juan
from
Of Downed C47
crossings to St. Thomas,
refuel and
move on to Caneel Bay, for a swim, and arrive
St. John, at Road-
town,
tomorrow
Tortola
Island,
night.
Toro,
outlining
Cruising
Club
this
weekend’s
activities,
said:
“After Tortola we'll take in Beef
one with a steady income can have a boat. The owners say they can live afloat cheaper than at
home, can
estimating. that
eruise
for
15
days
a
family
for
about
$50 The members’ boats average 17 feet, and the families can sleep aboard, saving hotel bills. Outboard fuel, a mixture of gasoline and are
oil, is inexpensive. The boats beamy enough for safety and
comfort
and
comodate
shallow
local
draft
shoals.
age speed is 25 mph
to ac-
The
ayer-
in calms’ and
Island, White Beach, Guana, and if seas permit, ‘hop up to Anagada Island, which is but 30 feet above
Titan Again Makes |
sea
level,
and
yard
for
ships.
Successful Flight
a notorious Some.
180
gravesunken
craft have been counted nearby.” Sunday afternoon the Outboard Club will cruise to Spanish Town, Virgin
|Gorda,
the
last
jumping-
off place between Europe or Africa, and spend that night at Cruz Bay or famed
Coral
Bay,
St. John.
CAPE (AP) — day
fired
nental
CANAVERAL, Florida The Air Force yesterits
range
straight flight.
Titan
missile
successful ae
interconti-
on
a fifth
5,000-mile i
All of these boats are privately owned, and the members, many
The 98-foot rocket ‘rose smoothly from this missile test
of
center
them
with
just
moderate
in-
at
12:02
p.m.
(EST).
10 to 15 miles or choppy
per hour
in heavy
seas.
“While most craft lumber slowly along, we get there in minimum time and spend that difference swimming,
_ skin-diving,
water
skiing, fishing, and hauling up the cocktail flags,’’ Toro says.
Passerby Fires Three Shots At Curious Girl Police
said
Maria
Mercedes
Diaz, 22, of 5480 Gaviota Santurce, was legs by a man home Tuesday in
serious
nicipal
condition
Hospital.
According
the woman was sistting house when
St.,
shot in both outside of her night. She is to
at
Mu-
authorities,
teld police she in front of her a strange man
came along “handling She sid she asked
a gun.” him if
it worked. She
told
police
he
said:
“Want to see?” -Then, she reported, he shot three times,
‘hitting her
twice.
2
—~ —
-
ata
3104 AY Sa
ah ea Ce
“The Russians helped us out in any
NOW SEVEN DAILY FLIGHTS Leave
Germany
To |
— Six Soviet jet fighters fired machine guns bursts to force a U.S. Air Farce transport to land | in East Germany but then the] Russians went out of their way
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WIPR-TV will telecast graduation
ercises ‘from the University of Rico
next
Wednesday.
The telecast will begin at 9 ‘m. and will last untli 1 pm radio
will
also
cover
the
; event. It will be the first time that R’s graduation ceremonies ave
been
telecast.
More
by
a
while
he
than
th sides vulnerable orth deals
East
South
West
2D
1H
Pass
2H
Db}
Pass
23
Pass
It
would
Pass
ttention
Pass
Queen
not
very that
of
hearts
appear
to
much if we the defenders
to
what
is
be
sugpay
going
on
uring the play of any given and. West was not up to par and he allowed South to make
a fool too give
of him.
harsh
on
South
a
Before poor
we
West,
are let's
well-deserved
pat
m the back for playing the ee n super fashion. East’s
original
overcall
with
and
light
appears
hands
a
fous—particularly suiter. Had would have
'85,000
‘public
students}
11,800 ‘are
25,100 are
high
school
intermediate
Seamon
BE
more
Netherlands Sends
his
rounds
not
to play
of new diplomas
Candido Oliveras cost the government approximately $20,000.
sound
with
The preparation
with the signature of newly-appointed Secretary of Education
‘defenses of
trumps
his fourth
Blankels To Chile THE HAGUE Netherlands Red
—(AP)— The Cross announced
it has sent 600 biankets
to Chile
for quake victims. The foreign ministry said that under Dutch Ambassador J. L. Voute an “aid committee” has been formed by Dutch residents
maining club was discarded as South trumped inhis hand.
Dummy
per.
club
from
take
the
dummy. king
and
West was
had
to
forced
was
now
down
to
all
5°28: iF shun Scene
in Chile.
tricks and four spades was dePosited in the bank, To have more fun at the bridge table, send a stamped, self-addressed envelope for the leaflet containing basic principles of BRIDGE TODAY. Address your request ‘to William Seamon in care of this newspa-
had happened to him. simply played a low
AST
but this
trifle
dange-
with
a four-
East passed, North probably played the
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terrogation A faucet
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leaves
something to be desired. There ¢an be no quibble about ‘overalling
Benjamin
to play a heart because that’s all he had left. Dummy’s re-
, [The bidding:
asking ested
by
eee
R.A
of what Declarer.
South
Pass
1787
diamond. Why? Well, West could then throw his king of clubs because he was now aware
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Approximately
school pupils in ‘Puerto Rico are graduating at the end of this school | ; term, according to estimates_by the
graduates, and 49,000 are from elementary schools. Officially, clases ended yesterThe Free Will Baptists, a body| day for public schoolsin the island. of Arminian Baptists, was or- Next school term’ starts. Aug. 8.
Two
West
handling
occurred
Today
By William
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that
Pupils Graduate pupils,
Bridge
84
Aba-
The body was taken to Dr. Pila Clinic where an autepsy was performed.
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Department of Education.-Of these
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was
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Randall
Opening
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day,
ganized
North
et
that stows sugar cane sacks at the Central’s main warehouse Wednes-
@ean
samme
José
short-circuit
iplomas in the ceremonies, dedicated this year to Jose Gueits,
emeritus
—
dia, 42, of Las Casas St. in Ponce, a warehouseman working at Central. Mercedita, was electrocuted
000 students will receive’ their
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UPR Graduation IPR
;
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 28, 1960.
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py
SUN
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bird
rieko-
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hand in one diamond.
West led the -heart queen and when it held, he continued with the jack as East allowed him
to win
the
switched
trick.
West now
to a small trump.’ Dec-
Jarer played small from dummy
and won East's nine with his queen. Declarer now played a small club. West played low
and
declarer
dummy.
won
the
ace
in
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Night Club Review: Club Caribe
Lively A
lithe
now
at
Show
and
the
Caribe
lively
Hotel
new
show
Hilton’s
Club
feature French chanteuse
Vicky Autier, Vasquez, and
Latin singer Ray Flamenco: dancers
Angel Mancheno and Aviles with guitar ment
by
Manolo
Blond,
Carmen de accompani-
de
Uttera.
personable
vocalizes
Mile. Autier
charmingly
in
French,
Spanish, Italian and English. In addition, she’s highly capable at the piano. This vivacious gal has a
atk
ai
great
knack
for
relaxing
Features. Vicky delivery and fine sense of showmanship. Her most delightful renditions are of “La Vie En Rose,”
ee
EREBREGLEGLZ
Autier
and “Chau Chau Bambino.” Ray Vasquez is a Latin version of Cary Grant with a voice
Bles.” And his rendition of “Granada” brought cries of encore. Rounding out the show are young Mancheno and Carmen de Aviles who work exceedingly hard to create a Spanish mood.
that
They
“C’est
Si Bon,”
travels
“Hymn
fast
to Love,”
and
forcefully.
He’s at his best doing numbers with a solid beat such as “Old Blac k f th
dance
together,
solos, and a guitar by de Utrera.
offer
some
instrumental
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Will Become. U.S. Citizen ‘HOLLYWOOD (AP)— Michael’ Rennie, most American of the British actors in voice, sense of humor and manner, soon will be- | come an American citizen: -
‘T
expect
within
a
to
take
short
the
time,’
oath | Rennie
said with ‘a trace of his native
|’
Yorkshire accent. “I feel that,’ I am making my money here so I-had better adopt the country that is paying it.” Rennie was here long before
her
audience with her spoupney
METROPOLITAN
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of
Phone I| 3- 2329
he
became
a
top
Here “The
British
Three
Royal
Air
actor.
Years Force
sent
me
over in 1940 as an instructor for the
American
attached
-|for
to
Air Force.
the
nearly
U.'S.
three
I was
Air
Foree spend-
years,
ing most of my ‘time in Georgia P.M.
and
only
recalls
ryl
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1:30 - 3:35
SUITE DE JUVENTUD
SUPER DRIVE-IN 3.30 CENTER
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SHOWS:
Music by P.R. composers of the 19th Century
Sunday THE
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also ‘ Brigette Bardot “LA
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Saturday Peck
FESTIVAL ‘MAY 28
——
BALLETS de SAN JUAN
RIALTO-SAN JUAN “ON
PUERTO RICAN
THEATRE TONIGHT
“THE BUCCANEER” “EXPRESO ANDALUCIA”
Gregory
(AP)
ts
Phone Piers
AMBASSADOR - 12 M. “YOUNG
Tall
ters around the country. :Warner will act as commentator of the test films and explain’ what the Z roles -calll for. SHE DANCES— Marianna, of “I want audiences to write me their comments on the tests,” the dance team of Floyd and Mahe explains. “That way Ill be rianna, opens in a new show at the Club La Concha Monday. Also able to solve the biggest headaches producers have nowadays ‘starred is songstress Leni Barteri. ; —casting.”
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ANNIVERSARY”
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in
appear
sneak-preview the tests at thea-
2:00 - 4:00 - 5:25 - 7:25 - 9:25 David Niven @ Mitzi Gaynor
“HAPPY
Dar-
him
or breaks stars,” says young
and
In Person— Spain's most outstanding singer PAQUITA RICO and on the screen Paquita Rico
MUSIC HALL
begged
to help me cast.” Warner will screen-test actors
Phone fis,
VAS ALFONSO
let
Gable
independent “It's the
Held over 2 Week
in “DONDE
once
Bae PN
a unique
Anita Ekberg ‘ OF THE GLADIATORS”
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to
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PLACE”
MATIENZO
he
ducer Jack M. Warner, son of the head of Warner Bros., has
2:00 P.M. Richard Egon
LORRAINE - 12 M.. “SIGN
a campaign
Want To Cast A Movie! /
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SUMMER
how
Zanuck
with Clark Men. 2
PARAMOUNT “KA
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long waged
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Pictures For TODAY
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“Its a wonder I didn’t develop
Fri. « Sat. - Sun. and Hol. Regular Prices Seats Available No Waiting Special Matinee Monday at 3:00 P.M.
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3:00
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8:00
Matinees
EGAN: McauiRe- Di:
Keieny- Dowie |
a
Nightly
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OFF THE CUFF —
I
was
“roped”
| into
one
of.
By Chuck New _ASATATNANHNNNN
delightful talk on and demonstra-
these ladies. luncheons | Thurs‘day by the “STAR’S women’s
tion of the fan. In her own words, she gave to the ladies
pas it turned
out, I was pleasant-
“The
best-way
My surprised. It was with the ‘Roosevelt Roads Officers, Wives
with
a
Club, and I took to renew a lot ances, without as it was. Mrs.
‘Jeyry Veve, wife of Dr. Frank Veve; Azema Smith, whose hus: band, Herbert, “is manager of
BM pace.
who
editor,
is
B.
Betty
the
velt
‘of
Capt.
the
€.0.- of
told
‘me.
Roads,
present
boring
the opportunity of old acquainttheir husbands. “®urt” Stanley,
wife
Stanley,
Knorr. But
the
Onia
they
will
be leaving. in. July-for a change of duty, to Washington, and
it is with
will
regret
that
they
be
leaving
“Puerto
Rico.
“Dordie”
Ogren,
wife
Exec.
Officer Ed
of
this
town
Ogren; invited us to
Teen
Club
enjoyed
this
the
dental
was
at
wife
officer: there,
their
lovely
but
home
it
that
we were entertained so lavishly after one of their recent productions—“The
The guest of Felisa Rincén,
Moon
is
Blue.”
honor w:s dofa the guardian an-
gel of San Juan, and her lovely niece, “Cuchi”! Rincén, who shows much of her famous aunt’s
raciousness. Doita
Fela
gave
a
party
and
the will
thefe... Studio
hold
evening
its
at
from
1
dancing
The
dinner
show
Murray
Flamboyan,
am.
a
9
the p.m.
will
the orchestra of, César tion, the dress, formal.
of
Medal
Club until
be
to
Concep-
to
the
States
Islands. . Al
ASTA One dings Place
Jane
before he
Littauer,
and > Red
|.
the
of
Mr.
(W- | Ro- GALS FRO FAJARDO— Mrs. Franke Vv 7 af ‘the pia| nald ‘Salamon, at the Jewish ‘no, Mrs. He rbert Smith and Mrs. Chuck Holloran came Community Center. There will from ‘nearby Fajardo for ‘the Roosevelt Roads Navy OWC be many of Jane’s ahd = Alan’s | luncheon. f | Doha Felisa..on. Thursday. the States'as well-as
‘Concha...
Hungary
attend
daughter
tel
Russia,
|:
to
and Mrs. Clement Littauer KYN) becomes Mrs. Alan
of
visit
|:
of the ‘outstanding wedof ‘the year will take on‘ June 26, when Ellen
will take
by plane for New York. City,. and then on to Europe. He will
heading
will
ception
left
Virgin P. of
convention.
friends from
P.R.,
at
their
Condado-Caribbean Hotel with offices-in Miami, in
from
of
at
from the Rubens, V.
On the anniversary of his birthday, Prof. B. M. Stanfield, the University
Ramirez,
friends,
‘new apartment on Piccioni_ St., corner of Delcasse, Condado Beach...Clare Booth Luce spotted at the airport Thursday: en route
where
Ball
Damm,
Bank
Willito
their
Aruba
rtime for much cohversation ‘with Damm,
the
and
to
Rico
Juan
Van
of
and Mrs. Chuck husband is with
Tensi
home
Puerto
San
Van
I met
day evening, the Postmasters of the U.S, will host a cocktail party in the Tropicoro Room.. At the same hotel the San Pat
Fteur
Vincent
neigh.
Fajardo,
the Corp.
Arthur
Vincent
city, is
eventually in a book on the Cold War of this century. Prof. Stanfield will ‘be away from UPR on a, leave covering the summer and the fall terms.
the Navy. in a civilian capacity. - At the’ San Juan Hotel Sun-
The
Capt.
advice:
the
branch
theatre production. a devotee of. AmaTheatre...1: didn’t have.
fof
From of
Fajardo
of
to run a
fan.”
Liheir next :“Dordie” is
[Mrs.
piece
of Nova Scotia; Halloran, whose
Roose-
creer
US
fi
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abroad, La
flying
if. The
place Alan;
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from
the
is
of
the
High
Press,
School
graduation
Jamaiea,L. I.; N. Y., and~is a “nesday student at Columbia {aw School. School Maria Eugenia Font Saldaiia, | is is’| the
received
diploma’
exercises.
Hon.
at
Jorge
Speaker
Wed-
Font
of
presentatives
wealth
morning -at the High of the UPR. Eugenia fovely daughter of ithe
of
Saldana,
the) House of
the
P.R.,) and
men G. de Font Saldana mar.
of
Vice
Re-
Common-
Mrs.
Car-
of Mira-
Germany, the so-called German Democratic Republic. He will be collecting material to be used
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English
11
a.m.
at the
Sermon
ments mass.
in English 2
SAN
in
Rev.
A.
Puerto Spanish
CHURCH,
will
service
THE
&
UNION St.,
9
Bishop
delivered
The
am.
Choir
by
the
new
Rev.
members
glish
of
service
will
the
Light
at
of
10:45
the
a.m.
The
at the same “Living in
End,”
will
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five
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the
has
guy’s
simply
My
diving
to
test
his
into
new
and
“I
hear
No,
not
he’s
a
college
man.
Yale—barber’s.”
“Ask A guy
him with
for his
strong
dinner it
a
date, Mabel. muscles ought
enough
to pick
that
if
a
girl
young
and
pretty,
you
ahead
and
let ~her
drown?”
Joe,
gone
wake
you
for
go
of
a
fault
in
turbo-prop
signing
planned
my
plane
lit-
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out swim-
over—just
mind pail
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through
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has been | discovery
European to
July.
winter—by
all
Vickers Vanguard, grounded following
isn’t
tle girl? Don’t sign your own name. Sign Mickey Rooney. That’s who she thinks you are.” “How do you life guards live
the
shark
mind
LONDON (AP) — _Britain’s latest and biggest airliner, the
up—the
mind
you
overdeveloped
British
book
a
Would
ming out and taking a look?” “No, I wouldn’t say he was
down.”
autograph
think
Britain Grounds ; Vickers Vanguard
up
just
there’s
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check.” true
owes
dake’ junior.to the comfort
wants
underwater
still
“Would © you this shovel and
little son has
gun.” ~
He
$18.95.”
from: the neck down.” “Me Jane. You Tarzan?”
swim.”
taken
skin
“I
summers,
him
be a porpoise? up
yet.
Atlas
man’s
there.
whether
how
holes in the ice?” he does have a nice
build, but I hear it isn’t really |
of
“Would you mind diving to the water and pretending
“Would
smart
the
seen
know
“Hey,
the
tired
to water—or
forgotten
this
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GRACE LUTHERAN Avenida‘ Universidad Pelegrina,
that
HAL YORK
hearing:
Donald
pastor,
committee
the committee
NEW
at
eS
&
Las
By
Youth
meet at the Church for a carryin dinner the evening of June 10.
at the
CHURCH,
Punta
The
Chancel
English
administer at
zs
Laurel
mass.
Rico,
Swift,
the
KE. Johnson,
all
on Monday a.m., Friday
Holy Rite of Confirmation
*
and
and
Ervine
a.m.
will be
for
(Spanish).
11
is pro-
services are Tuesday and Thursday, 8 a.m., Saturday at 9 a.m. On Sunday, June 5, The Rt.
a.m.
ice
services.
a.m.
at
church
SOCORRO St., Mira-
301 San Francisco St., San Juan —Sermon in English at the 11 a.m.
7:30
one
“
Sounds To ake Lifeguards. Want To Drown Some People
Choir will sing at the 9 a.m. servthe 11 a.m. service. The sermon, “The Power of Human Instincts,”
at
at the 9:30
9 and
9
mass.
*
FRANCISCO
provided
Holy Communion and Wednesday, 7
and = announce-
*
is
Sunday
Gospel
a.m.
at the 11 a.m. service. Air-
conditioning
English
PERPETUO CHURCH, 656 Union
mar—
Nursery
Sermon
mass. ke
and
in
5 p.m. nz
sermon
5—
announcements
8
(English);
its
introduction
may
be
Fabulous
EL COFRE Air
Just
The sensational French singing Star and Pianist
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before
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entering
tewn
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—
Crossing
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4 Hm.
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Road
No.
15 Minutes
from San Juan
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Piedras
or
4 20
Bayamon
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Exciting Spanish Dancers MANOLO
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AND
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$2.00
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Two worship services and two Sunday school sessions, one at
Holy Communion and Ser(Spanish); 11 a.m. Choral
school
CHURCH,
as
Eucharist,
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modern
if
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General
Summerfield post
authorized |
Yauco,
| Post
offices
for
and
competitive
bids
to
The
Rican entries in the International
is asking mo-
under tions
will
be provided
the department’s
cial ‘leasing call
commer-
program.
Specifica-
facilities
containing
for
The
films
shown
June
nabo,
Ceiba,
Guanica
and
School
Moca
real estate Sifford; Jr.,
to
Chancellor
be
in
of General
to the
*manager who will
Jaime
Benitez,
of the University
of
Puerto Rico; Rafael Pico, president of the Inter-American Plan-
amphitheatre
Studies.
ning
Society and
ment
Development
of the Govern: Bank;
Norman
A total of 31 films have been entered in the contest. Presentation of awards ta win-
RP. Mason, administrator of the U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency; and Jean Canaux, presi-
ners
dent
of
the
contest
is
scheduled
—
the Post Office Department
to department will rent in to
a long-term
the
International
Fede-
1960
Thursday,
the
includes
trips
Jose
housing
project,
Ou
side
tri
, set
for
Tues-
day, Wednesday.) and Thursday have been organized for the: delegates. Qn the Tuesday |trip, which runs
from 9 a.m.
to '2\p.m.,
two
Nuevo
thermoelectric
the Molinos
and
themes.” “The
Contribution
aspects
port
of Phy-:
sical Planning to Economic and. Social Development” or | Place of Self-Help and Mutual’ “The:
Feed
Aid in gram,”
de Puerto
To
of
will
the.
Teal
plant . and
solution
used
of housing
programs.
all-day
has
picnic
Con-
in Caguas.
delegates
Rico’s
the
and a
sampl-
beaches,
been
an
scheduled
final item
on
the
congress’s
of
Also on Friday at 2:30! p.m. all Pro-| the delegates are scheduled to visit the Construction Caribbean. Excongress position. at the San Juan Inter-
evaluate~ techniques
ning
plant
ing of Puerto
San
and
Housing
The’ purpose. if the
the
the
itine-
‘the
sals Festival at the University Puerto Rico Theatre.
Flower
is to analyze esent-day planning and housing programs and
to
to
agenda is a visit to next Friday's opening performance of the Ca-
Mill in} | Catafio. the
give
The
Also
Rico
group’s
for Sunday at Punta Salinas beach.
is-
development.
Electric
of
center,
sub-division, . povaing de-
solidated Cigar factory
as do the
delegates
land’s
The choice of themes includes: either
the}
General
tours
shopping
cultural velopment.
scheduled are visits to the Puerto
Society.
includes
Rosa
cen-
industrial
rary
maint and
congress
International
Santo.
which
and_
life. Three
economic,
several
the
the
trip,
housing
developments,
World
view
of
Wednesday
on
Minillas industrial and Lomas Verdes
Delegates at the meeting will devote their attention to one of
lease.
to, the
‘tours,
Planning
under,
delegates
The
ters:
Planning and Housing Congress will get an opportunity for a hurtied glimpse of Puerto Rico’s
other
ning and the 3rd General Assembly of the Inter-American
Italy, Japan, South Africa,’ Netherlands, and New Zealand.
The successful bidder will pro-
of
‘sions,
ration for Housing and Planning, The meeting combines the 25th Federation for Housing and Plan-
entries include five from France, three each from Canada and West Germany, and two each from. Australia, Belgium and Puerto: Rico. The following five ‘nations have entered one film in ' the --contest:
supply , bidding ‘forms, building ‘specifications, lease . provisions, and other information. vide the facility _6pecifications, and
the
The United States has entered nine films in the contest. Other
ties.
Bids’ should be |‘submitted
scheduled
at
‘for 11 a.m. on. Friday.
and 5025 square feet for the post office of Yauco, with an adequate. area for parking © and truck maneuvering In alf facili-
regional Lloyd A.
are 1
of the University of Puerto Rico's
}@ approximately 2855 square feet i @@ each for the posti offices of Guay-
and
continental Hotel. More than 100 companies
from
in Puerto Rico and the mainland are
plan-
scheduled
|
which
runs
to exhibit
June
in this- show,
2-8.
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HAM dpe
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&
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Entertainment
Music
Open
on
10:00
the
piano
Until Cockeyed
Introducing
St. Croix Clover Crest Hotel’s famous
‘Fan
Tail Cocktail”’
1506 Fernandez
Juncos
Ave.
Stop 22 1/2 — Santurce, P. R. MARGARITA PRADO your “hostess” POG
a
CSAABBARGABARAAAGHRAOAALAM
},
of .Education;
Congress..
facilites
techniques
organizing committee for the con: gress and the island’s Secretary
Film Contest being sponsored by the World Planning and ‘Housing
dern facilities.
The
planning
Planning Delegates To Get Hurried Glimpse Of PR Life
to speak at the} meter color. film and “El: Em- |; ~ Scheduled In the midst of d tight scheduled balse,” a sixteen millimeter_black }opening session today were Cantechnical discusand white film, are the Puerto dido Oliveras, chairman of the ‘of meetings and
been
lease
‘country’s ,action.
“Rich Harbor,” a sixteen milli-
Ceiba,
Moca.
Department
To Be Seen June 1. |
E.
that
have
Guaynabo,
Guanica
Office
| for
Arthur
has announced
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THE SAN JUAN:STAR — Saturday,\May 28, 1960
22 3-8400 Ext 72 REAL
ESTATE
APARTMENTS
INVESTING or SPECULATING? Our realtor, lawyer, government specialist and staff are yours. Pictures, complete description of scores of houses for sale, beach front property, ocean ee a and investment FRANCISEUS
ALLEN
property. © REALTORS
AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn and Ashford Avenue, Condado 3-3506, 3-6775. UF 279 CINTRON
REALTY,
5 Pesbelee:
and lots for Santa Maria,
Inc¥.has
listings
sale San
— San Patricio,
Garden Hiils, Villa Caparra, Bucaré Baldrich, Hyde Park, Hato Rey, San-
turce, Rio Piedras. Payment facilities. Money available for first mortgages. Investment properties. Call us. 2-0911
or
write
Box
729,
Roosevelt.
1472
69
VINCENTI REALTY has _ listings of sale in Puerto Rico and houses for splendid connections in Miami. Also Miami with laundry people and laundry equipment. Will ship immediately from Miami any spare parts for any
kind of heavy equipment. tL telephone 6-6472.
Call
Vincen-
1587
APARTMENTS PENTHOUSE rooms,
room,
530
FOR
SALE
ArARTMENT,
4
playele-
vator, incinerator, terrazo floors. Condominium Santa Rita, McLeary Corner Kings Court. For information, Investment Service Company, 3-3550, Box 6609, 1717
Santurce. 530
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
CONDADO SECTION: Modern 3. bedroom apattment, completely furnished including
airconditioner,
chine, 1746
and
fully
freezer,
washing
screened.
Call
ma-
3-5877. 528
SAN LUIS: ly furnished
Near Hilton Hotel, complete3 bedroom, 2 bath apartment
with
airconditioning.
central
Maid’s
room
and bath. For appointment to see telephone Parker Realtor, office 3-3788. 1741
331
ALL
AIRCONDITIONED
ment
for
Floor.
luxury
immediate
Good
for
apart-
occupancy.
two
or
three
One bedroom with twin beds, several closets, living-dining,
Ocean
2nd
persons.
bathroom, open and
view,
Phone 1720
RENT
Condado.
3-6746
after
HOUSES
beautifully condominium $400
monthly.
1 PM $31
MODERN ONE and two bedroom apartments, 2 minutes from University Theatre. Completely furnished. best residential
section
Hato
Rey.
Near
bowling,
shop-
ping center, Minimum lease: one month. Rates $5.23 daily - $12. daily. for whole family or group to two such wonderful
Sanchez Morales ment, Hato Rey.
4
persons. Hurry, just apartments available.
197, Valencia 6-0738.
Develop-
1725
528
NEW
in Condominium Ponce de Leon
APARTMENT
San
Rafael,
Stop
11,
Avenue, facing the Condado Lagoon. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, living-dining room and kitchen For information Tel. 2-1317.
1606
j
HOUSFS NEW.
BIG
FOR
house,
Furnished.
On
RENT
good
the
for two
beach
party.
rrace
or
1427
Central
call
Ave.
Garcia
San
Juan
Caparra
Realty,
Te-
8.1685
1777
63 FURNISHED
house,
1458
Asia
St., Stop 22, next Pavia Hospital; 2 bedrooms, airconditioned, water heater, kitchen cabinets, closets & other facilities, including independent small apartment that
you
may
rent.
ly. Telephone 1773
Available.
3-2184.
$31
room,
large
covered
includes
3-7263. .
ATTRACTIVE
PRIVATE
“
Social Security 804, 4th Floor,
Vega 1174
utilities.
HOUSE, in lovely ocean view. Near
and Condado Hotels. Cool, rooms. Reasonable Rates.
3-6769.
Building, Ponce de Apartment 401-402,
Leon Mrs. UF
1138 MAGDALENA —- Suite Apartment. Newly decorated and furnished, with large living and diningroom, airconditiomed
bedroom
for
two,
kitchen
and
Private bath, Located in Condado section one block from La Concha Hotel. Private entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356.
1471 69 ASHFURD HOUSE _ Guest House. 1120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid Service.
All
screened.
Hot
water.
Some
with air conditioning. Best hotel and residential section. Beach facilities, Special arrangements for couples travel. together.
One
block
from
La
Concha
and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 2.7927. Mrs. Annie De Mauret, Manager. MARIGALANTE
—
PARQUE
159,
Phone
2-3056. Beautifully decorated, airconditioned rooms, each with private bath, hot and cold water. Terraces, garden. Near beach and business sectors. Sumoe rates. Manager, Margarita de Con-
reras. 1490
ISLAND
UF HOUSE
—
1017
Ashford
— a new, informal, oceanfront guesthouse in luxury hotei area. Large terrace cing the sea, with private stairway fabeach. Spacious, modern, airconditionedto roms. From $9. single $14. double, including an excellent breakfast. Phone 2-1779. 1564 UF
PROVIDENCIA
GUEST
BOUSE
Parque 153. Near theatres, busses. conditioned rocms. information, phone i 12384 Loiza
beaches, restaurants, Sun terrace, all air. Cooking facilities, For 2-9352 or write to Station, Santurce.
BEACH
—
COTTAGE
Completely
residence
within
large estate (containing other residences) available for rent to desirable party. En-
terrace,
four
bedrooms, independent bath, kitchen and pantry. Telephone. Separate servants’
San 1772
quarters, laundry and garage. reasonable Location: near Cuatro Guaynabo, leph
P. R. Box, 3306, Guaynabo 237t>
1768
URB.
COUNTRY
CLUB
living-diningroom, porch, carport, from shopping
to
Rio
San
3
modern
Rental Calles,
bedrooms,
kitchen,
Call
furnished
Summit Hills for rent. er, dryer, Hi-Fi, TV. 3 door station wagon, 8-8093 weekdays 1747 COMFORTABLE
house
CAPRI G61, Rio Piedras — 3 bed2 baths, one bidet, kitchen with
double
sink.
Iron
grillwork,
screens.
port. Fruit trees. $150. Information Shop, Loiza 1810, Santurce. 3-4376.
328
FUBNISHED
screened
ef Hato
around
Rey,
in
best
corner
section
from
Ponce
tal. Continental food. moderate Prices. Mediania Alta, east of Pareela. P oO Box III, Loize Aldea. 1738
629
LA POSADA — Motor Inn Across the street from beautiful beach, near airport. 15
rooms,
all
airconditioned,
some
with
kitchenette. Private bath. Telephone 9-1175.
Isla Verde, Puerto Rico. 1740
@29
NEW
CONCEPT
tions.
With
excellent
facilities.
Hot
water.
2
blocks
from
bus-
ses, shopping. 3-1481. Mrs. Z. C. Steffens, Cacique St. 2071, Santur¢e. 1731 628 SAN
JUAN
GUEST
#OUSE-
Enjoy breakfast and drinks on your private terrace in delightful continental-run guest house’ close to “Under The Trees”,
and one minute Court, corner
Caribbean 3317.
Tourist
from beach. 17 Carrion of McLeary. Member
Association.
Telephone OF
CONDADO 606,
Stop
GUEST 17.
2
HOUSE,
blocks
La
Condado
Concha
and
beach. Apartment, double airconditioned, livingroom with sofa bed, bath, hot water, terrace, private entrance. $9. daily, refrigarator less per week. Mar chand, 2-6178, 2-3196. 1374
61
THE DUFFY’S have remodeled charming, old beach home, and~ now offer tooms, all with private bath, some with private patio, some air conditioned. One minute to beach and bus, From $7.50 include
single, $10. double. complete breakfast.
Road, near San Juan Call 9-0144, 9-0532. 382
All Isla
TAFT
GUEST
HOUSE
Tates Verde
Intercontinental. UP —
Taft
53.
Each
room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance $15. double, $12. single. Spectal rates by the month. 20887 er 2-2206 773 ur
in
the
2-048€ 1475
Las
tourist 6f
you
of
our
Phone
airport.
get
the
108
Guest
Donrella
frouse.
HILS
beach.
water. winds. becue 3-2331, 1384
Roll
out
—
oUEAN
the
ocean.
1400
VIEW
of
bed
2-3994,
into
on
the
served.
a
ae
de
Walking
6
offices.
record 1075.
In-
FT.
—
Reasonable
Tourism, Call
7
OFFICE
Planning
and
August
preferab:y nt.
One
|
FAMILY
furnished Santurce kitchen, facilities. Raldiris, 1376
from
61
States,
need
modern apartment ler house, or near vicinity. 3_bedrooms, livingroom, screened, other Call Bayamon 1136,) or write Box 37, Bayamon. = : { 61
DOGS
AND
PETS °
BEAUTIFUL DOBERMAN Pinchers, with certified pedigrees of four generations. Registered with American ‘Kennel Club and Puerto Rican Kennel Club. Call
8-1770.
1729
530
APPLIANCE SERVICE MARQUEZ REPAIR SHOP repairs ail
makes washers, dryers, TS, electric ranges, and gas stoves. Same @ay service. Guarantee on paris, Call _ or‘ 8-1012.Ur
ELECTEO-LUX
World’s
other
only
automatic .
vacuum cleaner and air purifier. Also tepairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT. Del Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604, between San Jorge and ce. Telephone 2-5353. an
“AIR-
COND.
Parque,
SanturLe
REPAIRS
AIRCONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION repair
for
home _
AIR P.
&.
types
Serviee,
INC.
air
sizes
window
Call
:
2-4718
—-
FILTERS
FILTERS
types.
commercial days
68
COND.
and
for home
and
All. St
manufacturers
conditioning
units
—
3-5999.
alt
filters
alse industrial |
812
|
UP
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PIANOS
—
DIRECT
Full, keyboard.
from factory, $425.00,
Treated for tropics and
2-5275.
termites. Fully guaranteed. Alsé rent for
Clean,
1853' Ponce 2-1051. 1715
Urrutia
SPACE.
of
$100
Call Miss Weiner, 3-8400.
1582
rent,
614
from
distance
as
Condado,
Maximum
Call Stateside -mights, 2-7465. 1455
Vela
floor.
second
Fomento,
SQ.
front.
or two bedrooms.
or
8-8171
for
Leon -
WANTED
Unfurnished.
Ist.
531
610
$12.00
monthly.
de
Musical
Leon
Trading (Co., Inc.,
Ave.,
Santurce. |
Tel. 627
PIANOS — For rent, for sale, new, rebuilt, tropicalized against’ termites, against rust (springs and pins) guaranteed service — tuning ~ repairs moving. Salvador A. Nin, Inc., 1460 Ponce de Leon. Telephone 2-4358.- a 1373
7
this
-
first rate
Attractive
city
neighborhood.
home
Three
in
béd-
rooms, big living area plus separate garage and servant’s quarters. Fine trees and garden. Priced under $20,000 for quick sale! -
BUILDING SITES — Beautiful residential
PARKSIDE Superb big house for a large family! Three big 2 walk. in closets, two baths, living reom, dining room and a recreation room with bar, Kitchen has built in stove and oven. Separate servant’s quarters. $26,000 with
lots available in Santa Maria, Bucaré,
ROMANY
Cupey
Gardens,
other
desirable
ive residence with three big bedrooms, large kitchen with plenty of cabinets. Cellar storage area; guest room and
$2.00 per
meter
Monterey, locati
Monacillo Prices
Speculative
and
and from
develop-
ment sites, too, from $12.50 per meter.
— Just off the Caguas Road,
short walk to Colegio del Pilar. Attractbath. 1710
Under
$30,000.
Robert Tschudin t ' t }
62 with a
1
TELS.
. Meats ee
1
i
All
23.
BALDRICH
‘
Guest House
APARTMENT ocean
Real Estate Corner
OF
UF
atmosphere. ne
:
1499
ant-
GUEST APARTMENTS: near University Theatre, car and’ guide supplied. Suite with living-dining area, attractively furnished, bedroom, math, screens, maid service, linen, private sun terrace, telephone. to minutes few beaches, shopping, business centers. Two blocks from Ponce de Leon. Brau St. 364, Stop 31, Hato Rey. Daily $15. Teleph 6-3258,
family
unfurnished.
Martinez
Planted in DeDiego
WANTED TO RENT
pool.
clear, well ventilated. New building in heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 450 SQ. FT. office complete with air conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fenced doors and windows. Roosevelt and De Diego Aves., Puerto Nuevo. Call Reyes, 8-0270.
UF
1621 ~ AUNT JENNY’S:
home Sell
one 300 sq. ft. ft. each, Sancenter Commercial
floor,
1750
Airconditioning by the trade Breakfast included. Outdoor barat your disposal. 1850 Atlantic,
Cruthirds,
modern
swimming screened.
OFFICES
SALE
VACUUM CLEANERS
66. 4 bed-
a
Board,
Double
directly
2nd
governmetit
COLONIAL GUEST HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Single and double accom modations with private bath, some air conditioned. Rates from $4. single. Mrs.
955
or
INDEPENDENT
prices.
UF
HOUSE
furnished
Large
4
Stop
St.,
526
BEACH
and in,
FOR
HOUSE OB apartment. Must have 2 — 3 bedrooms, in good residential area. Please call 3-1900, Room 534, or 3-1621, Neenan. | 538 soe 1756
MODERN OFFICES of different sizes in two building at Fernandez Juncos Avenue,
3-2936.
tooms,$7 3 minutes from the f beach of Laquillo. Puerto Rican continental food. Luquillo, P.R. 369
the
house fenced
1775
Double
1585
On
guest
store, Stop 16 Ponce formation 2-4871. -
UF
Santurce.
HOTEL ‘LUQUILLO
FRANCISCO.
with
turce.
for your etc. Cali
UF
RESTAURANT.
SAN
two of 700 sq. approximately.
and single air conditioned rooms with bath. Near beach, Sun terraces, 77 Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson, Manager Beatriz Racipi Tele-
402
No.
62
Completely
3
accomoda-
one
| |
BLANCHE
St. 2, House
OFFICES FOR RENT
rental
Marias,
with breakfast, bath gentleman or lady.
1765
DONCELLA GUEST HOUSE — 500 yards from beautiful beach. Singles $7., doubles $12. Kitchen privileges. Nicest residential Punta 1691
studio
Best Miramar section 2-4486, Lindbergh | St. 600 Apt B. | 1745 } 531
1722
accommodations,
near
RENT
FURNISHED
FURNISHED BOOM annex, to American
rent, s-
anytime
section,
a4
rooms, all screened, 3 airconditioned. Furnished. Excellent garden. fence, telephone, garage and maid’s room. For information, call Vargas,.- 2-1510.
530
24 hour-a-day loan of a car sightseeing, nite club visiting,
MAISON
LA CASA ROSA — Guest House — One block from beach, residential section. All airconditioned double and single rooms. Private and semi-private baths, kitchen
furnish-
ed, one airconditioned bedroom Private home. Fully screened, linen service, all conveniences. Large patio. Fenced. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. Las Americas corner Cacique, Santurce. 3-3091 1774 71
weekCapi-
FOR
consider
531
MOVING
VILLAMAR,
Hou Ses. on Ocean, splend-
Call
FOR SALE OR RENT
ers’ multipurpose building, schools and churches. Reinforce concrete building with five large bedraoms, two bathrooms, living room, dining [room, large pantry, kitchen, outdoor patjo with barbecue pit and bar. House has pixteem closets. Serv-
i
For delightful vacations, picnics. 45 minutes from
party
Parking facilities.
$950. Would 6-4467.
2 baths,.| °
room and bath in remodeled servant’s quarters, separated from main house. Linen and maid service included. Condado, near beach. $75. per month, or $25. weekly Telephone 2-7162. 1724 528
de Leon Ave. Near shopping areas, teach-
{
interested
AIRCONDITIONED,
61 LOCATED
for
—
Express Highway. 20 minutes from Santurce. Debt-free. Water, light. Mr. Mora, Olé Madrid. 2-3891. SPEAK SPANISH. 1767 62
Rio
ONE OR two girls to live with continental couple on Ponce de Leon, Santurce. Kitchen privileges and use of the house. Large terrace overlooking city. $15. weekly. $50 monthly. 3-1016, 1778 63
Car-
modern kitchen. Three wide porches. 3 minutes from town, 15 minutes from Caribbean Refinery: Information Loiza Shop, Loitga 1810. Santurce. 3-4376. RESIDENCE
and dining,
ROOMS
Loiza
in
Also selling washbedroom set, Fiat etc. Call Finn at
COTTAGE,
financing 1711
Panoramic view of Sam Juan Harbor. In most exclusive neighborhood of metro. politan area, Tintillo. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large terraces. Tel 3-3506. 3-4821. Bragg. 1752 61 VILLA rooms,
CARMEN;~
SALE
DORADO HIGHWAY: Farm, various fruit trees, on new
house, built-in water heater, size level let. minutes from San Ignacio. 62
Porch, kitchen with ‘cabinets, terrace, 2 garages, carport, fence’ and concrete patio. All screened. Mahogany closets. 880 meter lot. Near 65th Infantry Shopping Center and University. e help get
witb
T
CHARRON’S td beach. ends, or
4 bedrooms,. living
530
house
DEL
occupancy.
ft. Cash Telephone
FARM
62
Piedras. Los Angeles St. 1024—A. Magnificent concrete residence, recently built.
GARDEN HILLS FOUR— BEDROOM FURNISHED HOME AVAILABLE JUNE 5 TO AUGUST 15 TO RESPONSIBLE PERSON BY VACATIONING FAMILY. REASONABLE RENT. TELEPHONE 6-3112 MONDAY TC FRIDAY 1743 | 528 \ FURNISHED
Immediate
240 sa. renting. 1726
N—12.
URBANIZACION
6-3513.
FOR
NEW MODERN office, unfurnished, airconditioned. best condominigm office building, Stop 23, the heart of Santurce.
bath,
screens, garden. One block center and school. 5 min-
Piedras
Ignacio
SAN IGNACIO, 3 bedroom kitchen, carport, screens, mahogany closets, on nice Just off Caguas road, 5 Rio Piedras. Apply N—13, 1771
Juan. eS
4
partly
OFFICES
closed large lawn, concrete residence, all screened. Spacious porch, three other
1754
BEDROOM
SALE
SAN IGNACIO, 3 bedroom house, built-in kitchen, carport, screens, hot water heater, 2 baths. Immediate possession. Apply
PENUELAS — BARRIO COTTO — 5,bed. rooms, livingroom, diningroom, bath and
Gue St
Caribe Hilton Rew furnished
LA
or
oF | 1735
ANTILLES GUEST Miramar, with nice
ing
modern, completely equipped kitchen. hot water, utility porch. Living-diningroom, bath. All sereened. $135 per month. Call
2-9334 1762
FOR
MODEEN HOUSE. 3 bedrooms, terrazzo floors, water heater, eyclone fence, 350 sq. meters, conveniently located. Monthly payments: $66.00. FHA mortgage made AA—27 increase. interest before. %% Rita Street, Villa Rica, Bayamén. 62 “ 1770
built-in
bungalows, at beautiful Vaclatalega Beach. Montebay, Boea de Cangrejoz . Weekends, weekly or monthly ants’ quarters and garage. Beautiful garrentals, for picnics. Telephone | den lot. Rental . Monthly. Phone Keys at | 2-8133 for information and reservatio ns. office hours 2-0886. Available immediate1410 Salvador. Prat, Santurce by. } 530 | 96
1730
6
HOUSES
bedrooms,
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 8-0747. 1751 61
closed porch, linen. All kitchen utilities. Washer, dryer, . hot water. One block from D
ocean. Rent Cacique 2073.
3
RENT
immediate-
GARDEN HILLS: June 15 to Aug. 15. Luxury home, living room, dining room, family
ANGELES
COMPLETELY
MOPERN
FOR
1757
or three.
near
LOS
utes
Intercontinental. Roll out of bed into the water. $150, one year lease, to responsible
bed-
3 bathrooms, living-dining, maid’s quarters, terraces,
FOR
VACATION APARTMENT. furnished 4 bedroom, 3 bath
|
{j i
Realtor
3-5315
7
CLAS: FIED
4 — =
THE SAN JUAN'STAR— Saturday,May 28, 1960
3-8400 Ext 72, acecTamal EXPERIENCED
Stenographer
‘SPORTS & FOREIGN CARS
SERVICE
CONTINENTAL
servicing
La
FOR
aa
te leave
Concha.
rates.
ford
Ave.,
IBM
£'ectric,
Mariel
Eddy.
1120
2-8735.
EFFICIENT,
legal
fast
documents,
Seeretarta)
‘contracts,
pick-up and delivery.
ey
or.
wight
ped,
Fury
Service,
reports,
|
second
money
selling
advertising
ealendars,
Catalogs; 2574, San
1732
Box
i
530
MALE
i
GROWING
MANUFACTURING
San Juan
area,
heeds
college
graduate.
Experienced in {putchasing procedures. Some accounting backgrovel. Fluent English.* Excellent opportunity advancement, Send resumé and recent photo to
Box 3284, San Suan, P. R.
1759
61
CARPENTER §& PAINTER. Skilled man meeded for renovation work. Good rate pPpy Room 210, Imparbe able to estimate.
FIVE EXECUTIVE trainees needed for $15,000 a year sales managerial positions. Must be able to; travel Caribbean and South American.; Earnings start imme‘diately after. training period. Call 3-6689. 1744 611
AUTO
MECHANIC
- Man experienced
in all phases of
auto
int
WANTED
Good
At
least
personality.
3
years’
Salary
up
to $275. a month., Apply in person to Sun-
beam Products Company, Hato Rey In' dustrial Subdivision, in front of Vaqueria Las Tres Moniitas. 6-1180. 1776 531
GROWING
MANUFACTURING
trols.
FOR SALE
Good
and
company, starting
recent
$5,500.
2-4245,
or
seein
Juneos.
Dr.
McTaggart.
$31
sa-
photo,
through the Bertram organization praise. For free listings < further information, write, phone visit Kiko Toro, Imc:; Stop 31 Mu. fae Rivera Avenue, Hats. Rey. 6-5429.
to
T.V
‘88, hardtop, 4 ‘door,
PAN AMERICAN repair any make
=
.
PONTIAC, hold
Gite:
Phone
TV
RADIO
Telerental
267
8-1405.
FORD
GALAXIE
— 8
cylinder,
4PM 1655
—-
ies. Only 9 PM.
10,000
FURNITURE
SAN bour desk
JUAN telephone space for
nals.
upright.
Also
phones. Ponce. 530 | 1037
FRIGIDAIRE, AUTOMATIC Metal kitchen cabinet floor model $5.00. Call 2-2947 after 5 PM, Mrs. Moore 1755 61
DeLuxe
Westinghouse
Nicholas,
2-0080,
dryer,
Ext.
Call
PONCE: —answering pie
service for people 23013
San
24 and
WOMEN’S
Call
WALNUT BEDROOM SET, in showroom condition. Double bed, box springs,, and inner-spring mattress, bookcase headhighboy.
Telephone
1749
Control
Control
528
services
Services
of
for
Services)
insects,
SERVICES (Commonwealth Free
rats
homes,
guaranteed.
bi
estimate.
and
fumigation
and
Preventive
ment against termites. Perience. 7-0292.
farms.
years
Far
from
treat ex
it.
apartment,
he
“T’ve always been a river buff,” said as he leaned out of a of
his
nine-room,
up
and
and
College
English with eee
or
get
ahead
i
subjects,
spe-
continental biSee Ape eae
Vite
and
|
shrimp
and
Gimbel, 35, says he has hoisted dozens of eels. But he really
his
mind
and
he
eye
knows
on- the
inhabits. So far
:
luck. How do
the
neighbors
react
to this hobby? Well, said Gimbel, he has his bad days. Sometimes
weeks
hooking
go
‘by
anything
without
but
ie equipment
6-3072.
‘Moved
your
most
belongings. as scheduled, with the dependable care seldom find. Télephone 6-3157, Capito! Transportation, Ime., fot a free
In
on
Year
his
garbage, terraces
below, and an occasional of terrace furniture.
Crees
Tel,
have / Squid,
that section of the river. no
MOVING: WHO moves you is as important as where you move. Moving, : and storage’ of fur.
i |
we
bass which
MOVING & STORAGE Rio
bait
canapes.” has
3.8400 Ext. 72 SIEGMUND.
of
on some Friday nights we hold fishing parties up here, and as
up
CALL
C.W.
18fh-
“Fishing is very practieal here. My wife and I never eat what we catch; its strictly sport. But
piece
Ago
Gimbel moved into the apartMent at 55th Street a year ago. 2 He says he never lived right on the water before, but he has fished for years farther upstream in
East
the
90s.
and
80s
Providing how! much he loves the ‘river, even without fishing, estimate. Agents for Atlas Vai Lines. ur | he has tape-recorded the sound So of passing boats. AEE YOU going to move? Use ‘the best without looking,” he service in Puerto Rico, United States, [ “Now,
Spain,
said,
Germany,
611
EXTERMINADORA
Pest
3-5024.
fine
work. “Marisa’s”, 1020 AshCondado. Telephone 2-4122.
EXTERMINATING LA
and
office.
Strictly §
UF
For Classified Ads
2-5060
ALTERATIONS ALTERATIONS
seamstress a Ave.,
76. 528
»
im
catch
Day
OF
DRESS
tefrinew.
1737
child
School
cializing Ba
without | siture
Juan.
America. Night Patrols, Bodyguards, Uniformed Guards, PayroB Escort, fidential Investigation, 1072 Ferna = Ave. Tel Santurce 2-5282, Caguas
refri-
$100.
702 or
YOUR
summer. High
~
531
16 CU. FT. DeLuxe W gh gerator-freezér combination. Like
HELP in
uF
SERVICE
the
window
ist—6th' Grades, 8:30-11:30 AM.
TUTORING
The most competent Agency in Latin| te pack
furnishings,
1753
SUMMER SCHOOL — June 20th—July 29th,
he
i the when i DETECTIVE BUREAUS | “THE moving job is ours, is yours”stulie wav: CONTINENTAL DETEUTIVS GUEEAD;: | i locally or Stateside, we are equipped
salar.
HOUSEHOLD
RENTAL
ANSWERING
3-2385
FOR SALE
1960 GE FREEZER, 11 cu. ft. Used only four weeks. 3-1363. 1764
SCHOOL
SERMISCELLANEOUS VICES
four
steerother
miles. Call
SUMMER
Ca.)
Service.
:
530
1959
on All in
UF
&
to
As soon as he gets to his Sutton
below.
deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month
4 door sedan. One owner. appliances. K3A San Pa-
door, automatic transmission, power ing, radio, windshield washers,
Place
ing
gets out his orks bay aan ache Dole 2 ga, | fishing rod and lets fly with 1355 (Ponce de Leén Avenue, Second | 200 feet of line into the river Wicer. Stop 18, ‘Santuree. i «
TELEVISION, RADIOS, for rent in your own home. Same service given to hotels, hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will
ry
1721
INSTITUTO
the | 2607 «
LABS HiFi
Evening ane PM 6-4230.
line.
He needs one, living 18 stories above the East River. Gimbel, an executive producer at NBC, doesn’t eonfine his east-
715 | Elementary grade subjects, including | {10or apartment— fishing, Art, Musie and ames. Limited enroll- | Course. | we | Phone 28160. i : pert
day
technicians. 9a to 10 1
1958 CHEVROLET Station Wagon. ae conditioned. Standard transmission. excellent condition: Telephane sii 8 - 4.
1723 ,
acres TV, Pvared or
bel by saying he has a good
LESSONS IN Spanish, English, and French, for children or adults; in small oe ne ee: for beginners or af ieponane ae tens improve knowledge experi teacher, B.A.) U\P.R., M.A. Wellesley College. Persgnal) interview by ‘appointment. Telephone 60315 from 2 - 5 PM.
this
LEAVING ISLAND, must _ sell pt 2 Bel Air Chevrolet, 2 door, mission. Radio. Excellent condition. 2-8966. 1728 * 530
NEW YORK (AP) — Nobody’s knocking fisherman Richard Gim-
LANGUAGE | CLASSES
Sis caua Pisa "Lad et
SALES & SERVICE
BOB WILCHEK Television Over 10 years experience is behind best in T. V. sevice and repair receivers of any make or medel. work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268. s
hydramatic, power steering, power bakes. All taxes paid. Phone 3-1363. . 1763 530.
RATTAN LIVING ROOM, including tables and Westinghouse refrigerator. all in new condition. Telephone 3-7893. me
desirable.
sale
at Quarantine Station, Stop 8,
This Man Doesn't INSTRUCTION Have A Good Line
their“ craft
}
lary.
resumé
rebuilt,
Freeman,
board, 2 night. tables, large dresser and
Send
Quick
boathouse
San Juan area, needs first rate tynist. experienced finahcial statements. Fluent English. ‘No shorthand. Some aceounting
background
completely
Puerto
3 bedrooms, living, dining rene gerator for sale. Call 6-0283.
‘WE HAVE an opening for an expertseexperience.
Call
COMPLETE
— FEMALE
cretary—stenographer.
in
for
small fleet. Must be bi-lingual. References required.; Excellent starting saJary.: Apply Room 210, El. Imparcial Building. | * 1380 UF
HELP
Elegant
1956 OLDSMOBILE
repeat customers. Samples. Write to: P. O. Juan, F. R.
HELP WANTED
530
WHY BUY A USED CAR? With $275. down payment and $44 ney sean ments, you can own brand 3 1 1960 FIAT. Just call 35190, ee ten Seen os ine Inc., 1402, Ponce de Leon Stop Tae ‘ce, opposite Lottery een
HELP BIG
call
fully equip| Fnance sports. car,
car its kind
CARS
rates.
1699
MAKE
Please i
CRUISER.
just completed. Radio, head, galley, fresh water tank, sinks. Chris Craft power, completely overhauled tic con-
6-7479, Aiso | tent yacht brokers im the country. We selling GE electric stove, can | offer you Uhe fine service that hundreds 1761 530 | of local yachtsmen who have purch. purchased
a
hourly
Only
car.
TIME Bookkeeping Service avalJournals, Tedgers, payroll taxes, or
months.
CABIN
7 Rico. Owner returning States, Call Ni- | NOW -. YACHT Brokerage available cholas, 2-0080, Ext. 702 or 756. in Puerto Rico and the : 1736 : Buy your yacht, cruiser or boat through because we are affiliated with Richard Bertram & Co. of Miami, 1853 OPEL, gray 2 door, well maintain- | Ft. Lauderdale and Bahia Mar, reed. $490 or offer. Excellent inexpensive cognized as one of ye most compe-
Call Gini Labaugh
etc. Monthly Phone 60283.
BOATS FOR SALE 30”
Wish
car to responsible married
engine.
like new.
BOOKKEEPING SERVICE PART lable.
car.
PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE,
*
- | 3-5156.
my
sports
°
Ash-
1666
Triumph
ou for several for details 3-6789.
Juan Intercontinental. otbers, local transient, Typing. editing, contracts, - shorthand, briefs,! manuscripts, reports.
Hourly
RENT:
3-8254 Yo One Can Say
“Ivan
the vessel
La Bolsa. Leén No. 274
Tel 1057.
MOVING?
SAVE
22726, 2-2067 Santurce.
Fonce ;
WITH
TORRES.
all types of moving,
no
Muebleria
Fernandez
large
de OF
or
small.
Torres,
We do
matter if it be
Moderate
Juncos
tell
you
that’s passing
whether
is a tug,
freighter,» tanker or or yacht. ”
Hawaiian Tidal Wave Death Toll Rises To 51
HONOLULU (AP) The UF | death total resulting from the HOME IMPROVEMENT waves which struck HaEXPERIENCED SALESLADY for Bouti- BRST OFFER TARES 3 beds (outle & MOVE YOUR furniture byy,hlmacenes tidal que at Caribe—Hilton Hotel, with good twins).Hi Maritimos, Inc.. opposite waii last Monday rose to 51 as COMPARE THESE VALUES: Carports references. Part time job. 6 nights weekchairs, misce two more bodies were found $595; Extra rooms (12’/x 12’) $995; ly from 8 — 11 ‘and 2 Sundays monthly. laneous. 855 Esteban Gonzalez, i 5 Local ‘and long . We store your bathrodms, etc., : at bel Good salary. to Saint-Amour 32 blogks north Ave. Universidad, Rio Pie- fences, porches, yesterday in the city of Hilo. Agents Nationa) Van Lines similar low prices. We {handle plans. me at 1018) Ashford Avenue. Tel 2-2374 ore 539 |] Low FHA interest (4-1/2). No down 422Nine persons are-on the missUF 20 or Suan xt Pooangpar i ing list. ' FINEST MAKES of traditional frat. | Cor? -2082, 2-3013 Ext. | ~ & WOMAN to act as housekeeper, | ture, also antiques, PRINTING » terrace and | 1487 S10 governe and’ ss cook. Referen re-| ce parien ye Shandehers POOLS, Puerto | Rice's eldest quired. Top salary. For interview, call decorator’s itenis — ¢handeliers, seme. | SIRtNE
aa
miréz
Juan,
P.
R.
e
775
or 1067,
Feces |
or
call
Dare
im
person | ings
owes
hrellano,
Garden
:
J
between 2 - 4PM and7 -9 PM 1638
CONTINENTAL! 6%
years
|
.
32
Puerto.
paint-] lamps.|
cktail party
GOWNS
*
«a
vacroaly EQUIPMENT - INDUSTRIAL CHAIRS, heavy duty, resistant to abuse, yet comfortable. Seats and backs, modern design. long-lasting and eye-appeal. Information Rivera, oe 2-6267 or 324, Bayamon. 1 UF
AIR CONDITIONERS AUTO
HOSPITAL SUPPLIES
date
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES | thing for physi
tients,
appointment SPANISH.
call
3445.
1576
>
SPEAK
. SALE:
Ol6
Madrid
530 Bar-Restaurant
1858 Ponce de Leém. Owner leaving island. Good clientele, low rent. Debt-free. ] Part cash, balance mortgage. For in-
Mr.
Mera.
2-3891.
SPEAK
1766 for Good
age = 2%. Hato Rey.
MOTOR
SCOOTERS
1
tires.
Tel.
Ra
tony
FST
:
20,
ST
IT
LETTERHEADS,
out Forms, $9.25|M.
FI
ew
f
ij
|
{
ENVELOPES,
~~ TURKEY
Snap-
cards,
(Continued From Page
1)
for a.
per
ore
46 and
2-5791.
caeLetterheads § H2-x. 1L No. 10, . anne Nag
.t
or
ROOF CLEAN ING & PAINTING 1% YOUR root dirtyr 1 eo, for expert w
eleaning and paint 430 Verde, Sevens ur
San Juan waren RZPAIRS : OF | FOR PRECISION watch and clock re.
rates.
1748
Phone
6-0878.
Las
‘12 | 2408
PAL
rapee
28
i
of of the
| Flagg Dies In New York ESTATE
in Ponce
ARTURO
Marias.
NEW YORK (AP) — James Montgomery rises,
CASTRO
tist who
drew
the
= fam
os Vor!
JR. |] war 1 poster of Uncle Sam, died
Tel. 2-324 || in his Manhattan apartment yes-
SH e-siwee
{|
Tel
Armored brigades and thousands of infantry troops from depots in TRANSLATIONS watches gee Puerto Rico's only. certified Thrace and the bleak Anatolian + aaster watch el + William moved into strategic ciTRANSLATIONS =_ —Spanish, | A. Gruen, Cert Master Watch and interior ish lable. Moderate | Clock) Maker, Laurel 2413, Punta ties and towns from end to end
|
57 Concordie St.
Se
Santurce.
and pa-
317 Fortaleza
32-3102.
e
; USED LAMBRETTA, $100. Perfect con-
ae
463
Stop
Protective clothing ‘and equipment. Lab- | high pa nto and Thermo- | ing. onl masks, rubber |geods. Every | 611 |
BARGAIN — $2500 CASH and you're in 11, business. Established sales & service | 135
FOR
$15
COMPANY
equipment, First ajd é&
formation, SPANISH.
Faetory
and al
} 1566
position
tae
experienced reinforced pocerete
filtering system. These
dresses, soki at, ; best prices available. Will make appoint. | | THE Dior GOSPITAL lete dis SUPPLY
\
aad
most only
ma Inst “forever. For tree estimates, eal
BRIDAL
piant manager, lence Tool and Die, Production, poerteey: Packaging, Maintenance, Office.| Box 1368, ‘Ponce.
cone Morag
and uses
528 |
of plant manager. Experience, 5-1|2 years 1414
{
UF
|FEIDESTO BE: Latest style beautt
MEN
i
Rico,. seeks
pedestals,
| D0
:
WANTED,
POSITIONS
mirrors,
©) cant estrt
Hills,
774
1733,
1400,
eee
Bayamén
of
San
2
Box 3284, 1760
800-mile
wide
country.
A spokesman for the ruling military junta told newsmen Menderes would be put on trial ‘under existing laws if thereis a well
founded He
complaint
declined
military
or
to
against say
civilian
“conduct such a trial.
whether court
.
him.” a
would
|
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, May 28, 1960
24
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5:30-WKYN—Clem
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HOLIDAY:
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Loum
8:15— WFID-FM — Nocturnal
MUcie
2:00 - WHOA-—N
Sun.
8:00-WIPR-Organ oe
"NT:
to
RIALTO:
Life
Rolle
ten
WAPA-—Apostolado
Pushers SUPER Center
del Aire
6:30
—
Sat.,
Blessings,
Lost in a
INTERNATIONAL Texan,
Music
OLLER:
Diary
for
Many |
8:00-WITA—Fiesta
PUERTO
en
su
PARAISO:
Music .
Hogar
6:00—-WRIO-WFID-FM-—Stereo
padres,
Hour
rous
fi
of
Anne
RICO:
«4)
(6) Film
.
Lone
(6)
Review Z|
8:00—(2) Sea Hunt | Zane
(4) “Rifleman? 9:00—(2) Perry Como
Revolt of Gladiators
(4) Mantovani’
Com-
9:30—(4)
but Dange-
“The
Kings
10:00—(2) Noticias 10:15—(2)
y
Hitchcock
Get
rid
of
impersonal,
little
problems
Scarlet
‘ill
throughout
that
to
you
vent
as f
a
are
your
result.
speak softly. TAURUS
: culiar
(Film)
a
an
element
driving
most
in
careful.
roid
Out”
vagant
(Film)
Deportes
|.
Presents
Be
you
21
to
are
during
little in
good
Be
on
and
an
associate.
you
do
not
awe qua.
MB
Director
(June
22
by
NO COVER
Batalla
INTERCONTINENTAL CLOSED ON SUNDAYS
a
aes
make.
all
those
chores
full
SS
cali Tel. meme
es ee
9-1100,
Geer
i
such
-a
between
a
sit
and
absorb
and
you the
on the
You
to
spend
a wise
all
of
the
Voice’’
IF
the
Puerto
Rico.
will
be
RR
HOTEL 4
ext. 215
moses
should
work
first.
can have generous,
20
to
March
handle
early
repair
-matters
of
then
get
can
amusements Thus
that
you
and
any
are
so
round
will retire
satisfied
YOUR
You
and
CHILD
will
your
‘out
feel-
happy.
IS
BORN
soon
dynamic
realize
youngster
that} is
one
of those rare persons whom God
the
the
the Phi Sigman Alpha and will be the last
play
the
but
TODAY
three
for
day
feels you
you
day
Feb.
much in
(Feb. or
very
has placed’ on this’ earth bring reform and invention
to
it for
of
humanity.
handle
are
to
comrades,
special
you
property
i
performances
21
whole
that
If
each
winner
like very
coworker
PISCES 20)
ing
of
the
Do it gladly, then you fun without worry. Be too.
roles, will be staged at the University Theater at 3 and 8 p.m. ‘‘The
sidelines from
(Jan.
the
beckoning.
play’s
tie
wrangle.
of good
perform
speed
good
variance
the out
would
company
out
a
close
best
come
long
19)
performed
ster gious sible
the your
wisely..
greater
happiness
sure
be
precocious
Give
training for best
to in-
So,
you
young-
excellent. reli-
as early as posresults. Also, let
the formal education directed’ by ave
Ba
For reservations “SEE
to
by
be
wisely
CHARGE
Band.
‘SANWJUAN
get
ou
y
down and Romie
°
P.M.,
Sanson
Steel
Combo
——
his
8:00
into deep one of the
and
wi
wants are best. (Dec. 22 to Jan.
AQUARIUS
of
fun
an associate today that. you become quite confused:
in
that
“El Prestamista,” the Chilean tragedy in three acts by Josseau, featuring Chilean actor Raul Mon-
in
—
music
and
to
see
the
spend
ise, economiz
is
However,
into any: ala _ higher-up
and
suggested
opinion
and can
guard
anyone
.
to
in
.
tomorks ‘
it.
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just for
that
There
of
a good
time
Ramirez
icreme
ce
elit
6:30
20)
.
are
friend. Simple CAPRICORN
Of ‘El Prestamista’
The
delve k
(Nov
money
as
¥
out .to
benefit of fraternity
as ae
with
Terrace
instead,
fine
your
Then
TV.
1
secre
oe
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ower
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108
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113 116
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cry the baseball fans at Forbes Field with Roberto Cle- off course to within 30 meters lof the target as the Puerto mente at the plate. Rico skydivin p team put on another spectacular exhibition Freely translated it means, ‘ ‘arise; awake, more.” .|on their current world tour. And the fleet-footed Pittsburgh Pirates rightfielder + | Jumping before a review of is giving ‘em plenty both at the plate and the field. He’s Superior Basketball Mexican fusiliears and; parachusizzling.
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jockey
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rode
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Jersey
State
Kentucky
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smooth
will be
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of today
program
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LA
$100,000
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up
about noon, and the presentation | Preakness, in which he finished
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Officer and to Major|ly Ache, Tompion and Bourbon Ogren to present the|Prince, four of the first. five
Arecibo’s airport.
DAVILADISTILLERIES,
who
This is the second time the Red | slated Cross has sponsored this activity. | by.
n
LONG JOHN
Bill Hartack
Dunes Stables.
trophies to the day’s winners.
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and
2:40
players
all! games played
Drysdale
Cuban
games
in
Pastual
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in the National Pascual as the
two outstandings in the mafors.,
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ched 83 innings, which «gives him a lower average than Pas-
Clemen-
Pittsburgh
leads all hitter League to join
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US ‘Open Test In Miami Play By PETE ANDERSON _
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By: Jim
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J teges
Rodrig; yuez ¢Ouelifies. In First.
St
and the second
al
round of
Gassic’ at the Paradise Bowling and Sports |. Phe island’s: a of having a. player in the U.S. Open are considerably im‘He had just thrown a practice game in which | prewe now that Chichi Rodriguez Ras passed the first test. “he had four straight " Rodriguez, Rusty’ Gilbert’s assistant ‘at Dorado Beach, qualified, iat Lagorce, ‘Mia a8 only the third time I've ‘bowled hete,” ‘mii Beach, ‘this week with a 36-hole total of 149, the cutoff point._ ; said. “Once when I qualified for the man with the big ‘Brunswick-Caribbean tournament and’: last < week Wiwinghad teto get down in two from lect 150 to‘tee off in the Open fe Sarda nd mothe or Son ip the. first round.” i. “¥ou’ll
have
|
do
better tonight,”
said
e 16... a trap on the 36th hole to stay in es ‘contention for a berth in the aryl
with
authority. “Who do you bowl?” ts world's *“Luis.Oimo, But I'll be all right. I’m a pressure |):
be
dowicr: T like the tournament-for that.season, it’s just. me against the other guy. But I really shouldn’t he in it. I carry only a 175 average.”
The. other 23 players started drifting in for the|
“DOUCLAS ofthe
.four.
Monday night tournament.
games, ; with
pins he. knocks
each
do
aman
receiving™ a_peint
| Regardless of his luck with the| weekend:
big one, Rodriguez is expected ito Gites the Buick’ Mastern, Insurance City, St. Paul, Milwaukee, Canadian and Eastern Opens. | A rosie tournament will {be hel d Wednesday at El Morro.
A
' The .3-week, match play competition—each man rolls once against every.other particip; t—works on points. A point is at stake in each!
sk ve tind at Che- aa s holding ‘a 36-hole, ry ‘Hills Country Club, Denver. | medal play tournament over the
mest,a famous eee naan
+The
§
for every’ 50}
weekend
4
: 942
points against’ Virgilio Valencia. -
Fast
will:
handicaps will be given runner up. _ as
be the
Holt: be
Buests ' of the Berwind
Country Club June 11. and 12: An}
Chiarlie. ‘was. lin (gitth place ‘after. the first round. He bowled al and split the fo
es
Ponce * club
Play will tinue tom
gin’ today and con-
w and Monday. Full be» used. ~Prizes for the low net and 222
rism
for the
week:
a
{1B-hole ‘tournament is ‘scheduled | 1)
4
Pace
' John Werner: announced the start. Using 12 Janes, the. 24 bowlers went: to work, work, oes 4 rapidly following his opponent. The. quickness
sof. pace reminded
of tfie old golf story about the man who hurried
his game in order tb get to his wife's funeral on time ’ =" “Charlie ‘was*'41 jdown' in the fourth ‘ourth frame. I offered some encouragement: He shook it ‘off. 3 “T-bowl only rd enough to win,’ said Charlie as he relaxed “Ona
”
CHICHT "RODRIGUEZ
|
edcioucl
next trial will come
at Denver where another 36-hole | | In the sixth frame, he went eight up, 110-102, but. fell three back| qualifying test is scheduled June |’. ¢ beer.
; in the ninth. Luis, the former, Brooklyn Dodger “outfielder, stood poised, ready ‘to shoot. the tenth frame. A mark and he would: win the first game, but his: bail hit heavy on’ the head pin-and left him with a split, which he failed to ‘pick up} + Charlie threw @ strike and won the game, 177-166.
6 and 7. Should. he ‘make ‘it through the two rounds there,
Rodriguez will be among the se-
RESULTS
In the second game, Charlie led ‘from: the » building up a good margin in the seventh frame with three straight ‘strikes.
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Luis,‘ ‘who got o} to a relatively slow opening, started flying at | Sifu ¢ Pareod the'end with four straight strikes and imperiled Charlie’s lead. He. picked them net though, 211-204.
and also his' second point. The score
Fast “Things
just
aren’t
going
for
Luis,’
said
Charlie.
“As
for
me,_I’m getting my ‘strikes and having good Spares to shoot for.’’; Charlie won the third game, 193-166, again recording three straight strikes.
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In the fourth gaine, he closed out with a spare and two strikes to come from behind and take Luis, 172-167. Luis had left one pin
standing in the eighth frame, which cost him the point.
Crisol (Bonilla) $3.00 Time: 1:12 3/5. Star n’ Garter, Lady Eternal, Miss Doris, and El Miura ‘also
By virtue of his jelean sweep arid a 753 series, Charlie made his two-night total 35-45 | (points and pins). ‘It boosted him in the standings from ninth to third behind Gene Godawski who has a 36-48. Next week, Charlie faces John Werner, and the following week, Ed. Lamphier, who Monday night had three 200 games and a 770
ran.
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series.
As a spectator sport, the. Petersen Classic holds plenty of interest. All; the action takes place on 12 adjoining alleys. The scores are recorded
on
Telescorers,
making
it easy
for
the
fan
to
khow
every-
Time:
thing that’s happening. It’s short in duration, too, lasting less than “90 ‘minutes. The bowlers, tibensstved, like the match play ‘eonugatltion: Don YWandell,
after
he
took
three
points
from
Bob
Lammey
and
Borkon,
7th-$3.550;
6 #.
M., Pordiosero, and
moved
Stanarn
=
M
than $8,000
heatched
the
races
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Juan’s,
El Comandante Race Track, mak-|$ ie
Aratau
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light, Kentuckiana, Catcher, Luna Roja, and Linda Herod also ran. Handle—Pool $71,195.92; mutuels $42, 3 daily double $17,.036. Total” $131,111.-
|fourists, have at
alw;
Vo-
» Esteban, Machito
Negro Monte (Nieves) Time: 1:13. Royal ‘Treat, Capt.
tournament will.be & good test. Six or even eight bic won’t mean too. much. But it’s rightup my alley ‘Whether ‘the big -redhead ptualiy said “but it’s tight ‘up ny
alley” may be openito challenge, but he A
1:48 3/5. °Celeste,, Acropolis,
lare,. Sierra Bretona, D., Hamlet, Patache,
to within 27 pins of| Jordan, puffed and said, “In the long ruri, the
ard we'll let the pun ride.
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<Corehado) Time: 1:01 1|5.° Miami, Don. Reverie, Walter A, Cristalina also 2nd-$2;250; clmg ($6,000); 4 YOu; “Lane m. (Native) (Bonilla) t '$4.20 $2.90 4 Nico (Valdes) ; Time: 1:50 ' 3|5. Coltores, .Ceremonia, Tetrarquina, and Goyita also ran. xd-$3,050; alw; <3: YO; 5 £; Cie E} Carito (Makionado) ~ el ‘Turandot, (A.L, Ramos) 4:01 2/5, Costa Norte, Chino. || Nereida, Full Cover, Mawicar, Caspranis, CaraPesetera also
The latter left three pins standing on his first ball in the tenth frame. A miss would cost him the game.
“was
iT
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POST
TIME
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Paret Upsets Jord
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Baltimore Edges/¢ Cochran Tops Becomes We Huddy in 38, Champion At’ Yanks, LA Wins Gains Finals LAS VEGAS, Nevada (AP) — ve v
sized catcher’s balls yesterday artist, pitched York Yankees.
year-old American, hung on grim-
in the fifth. An infield out and scored Gene Woodling’s single
dramatic victory at the 38th hole over Gordon Huddy of. England
ground
rule
double that bounced into the left field :stands scored the first two Baltimore
runs
off
Art
Breeding
Ditmar
the
with
third
run
of
and
suggested
mitt,
Paul
Richards,
is
half
yesterday.
time
but
put
them
one-half
a
the
game ahead under the strangle system of juggling wins and losses.
CHICAGO,
(AP)
World
—
Series
Larry
hero
last
year, rescued starter Stan Williams in the seventh inning to preserve a 53 victory for the Dodgers day.
HOYT .WILHELM
over
the
Cubs
yester-
BASEBALL,
Page
25)
STAR Picks 9 Winners Out Of Last 14 Races STAR
handicapper
Emilio
Carmona
continued
Int'l Bowling
Besides
Starts Today Opening matches m1 the Brunswick-Caribbean Bowling Tournament at the’ Paradise Bowling and Sports Center at noon today pits the Puerto Rican Continental team against Mexico and the Puerto
Rican
team
zuela in both men’s competition.
against
Vene-
and women’s
At four, the Continentals will compete against Venezuela while
the Puerto Ricans
meet
Mexico.
Evening play, starting at eight, matches the island teams against each other and Mexico against
Venezuela. The
tournament
switches
to
the
Star Bowling Center Sunday. The same pairing will exist, but the tfmes will be at 11 am., 4 and 8
p.m.
El
picking Carito
lon
($4.40),
and
Stanarn
his
Bousada ($3.70)
($4.-
Rio
Na-
($4.90), in
the
se-
pick.
Stanarn Wins Again Chase Stable’s Stanarn, a threear-old son of | Nahar, beat for the second time highly-regarded Negro Monte,
and
of
the
Ridden Jose
Year
in
expertly
Luis
’59.
by
veteran
Landrau,
Stanarn
caught Negro Monte at the head of the stretch and engaged in a head to head duel to the wire to win by a neck.
furlongs $3.70.
in
1:13
There
was
He
and
no
stepped six
returned
place
ting.
(See
final
RESULTS,
Page
27)
of the
a
as he scored a 15-round unamimous. =|
over titleholder Don Jordan.
Brit-
It was a good fight, much* closer than the decision implies. The two fighters mixed it up a great deal, but in the late rounds, Jordan began to tire.
Championship
by
taking
35th holes and second hole of playoff. Huddy’s
Paret
of the day, the Cochran: squared the
34th
and
He scored 5 on the
a birdie 510-yard
bet-
had
opened
a
eut
- INDIANAPOLIS,
to two
superb
—|
Jerry
Bar- |
round
ber withstood | strong pressure with~ a ‘two-under-par 69 _yester- |
and pressed
his| advantage.
a
good
hook,
but
Paret
round
= (AP)
First
leader
day and held his lead by a stroke at the halfway point in
covered
himself well and finished strongput him on the green. He got ly. For the 25-year-old Jordan, it down in two putts. It was the first time the scrap- was his third time he defended
thanks
Lead By 4 After 36
above
He caught the challenger with
4 to 38th,
Barber Holds Golf.
the champion’s eye in the second Jordan rallied in the 13th, but it was too late. '
then won on the the sudden death
the
shots which
$50,000
tival
invitational 500 Fes-
Open.
Barber’s 132, total: for. 36. holes was
10 strokes under
Speedway
his title he won Dec, 5, 1958.
Golf Club’s par snd=one. blow
Paret had been made. an 115 favorite to cop the crown by
better than Doug Sanders-whose
pressure-
packed golf. Carr, 37-year-old Walker Cup player from Dublin, alse had to come from behind to defeat
the legal bookmakers Many had doubted
durability, and were betting in favor of the young Cuban who
Jimmy
says he
py Yankee had his nose in front on the 29-year-old Englishman in hours
of
gruelling,
Walker,
2 up,
match
that
a
39-year-old
in another
ding-
see-sawed
over
the full 6,842-yards of the par 36—72 Royal Portrush links.
winwin-
Celador
($2.70),
third
Sagner
Horse
match
dong
cond, third, fifth, sixth, and seventh races, Carmona also made Carillon, winner of the fourth event, his second choice and Sifu, winner) of the first rece,
the
grabbed
today.
Scotsman,
his
winning ways by picking five of yesterday’s seven ners at El Comandante, bringing his total to nine ners in the past 14 races. 20),
match
7%
(See
then
Behina most lean, graying
the Cleveland Indians percentage-
Sherry,
and
entered
title
The victory sent the Orioles into a tie for first place with wise,
day
ish Amateur yesterday. r The St. Louis paper salesman will meet Joe Carr of Ireland, a two-time winnér and the pretourney favorite, in the 36-hole
by
again the size of a regular glove, and weighs 2% pounds. Catcher Clint Courtney used it for the first
all
Golf
inning. The new
manager
the
ly
Cochran,
who
‘calls
36-
himself
a
week-end golfer, never has won a amjor championship. If he beafs the favored Carr, he will become the 12th American to win this} ancient tournament. Deane Beman beat another American, Bill Hyndman for the title last year. The 22-year-old
Beman
did not
defend.
is
only
65 was Sanders
here. Jordan’s
the day’s Best“ round. opened with. a: 68. _
Barber on Thursday set a new course record when fired an | eight- -under-par 63,: besting” the old mark by one “stroke:
20.
Tress Lashes Back At ‘Meddling’ Label By JIM ing STAR
Sportswriter
Irwin Tress, public relations director for El Coniaindante, yesterday answered a charge that he is “meddling +
Carr won the coveted champion- in Puerto Rican baseball. |THe accusation was levied by | tional League being transferred. ship~in 1953 and 1958 and was a local baseball’ promoter Bob here is premature. semi-finalist four other years. — Burns quoted Tress in his coLeith in Thursday’s edition of the STAR after Tress had writ- Tumn.
Pirates Get Mizell
And Gray From St.!, PITTSBURGH, (AP)—The Pittsburgh Pirates announced
ten
a letter
the
Miami
to Jimmy
Herald.
be | named
later and
a minor
leaguer. The
Pirates
gave
the
Cards
Julian
Javier,
a second
base-
man with the Pirates’ Colum-— bus team League.
in the International
of
the view that talk about the Miami franchise of, the Interna-
‘Leith
charged
connected
and
with
that
the
Tress
race
“has no right” to say that (See TRESS, Page 25)
’ AMERICAN
LEAGUE
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Baltimore
000 030 000—3 6 1 Los Angeles 022 100 000—5 9 0
New
000
York
001
001—2
6 1
Wilhelm and Courtney; Ditmar, ‘| Shantz 4
(6), Jaces
(9)
and Berra.
W-Wilhelm (2-2). L-Ditmar (2-1). Boston
‘Wash.
NIGHT GAMES 101 000_020—4 101
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Chicago
000
101
100—3
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Williams, Sherry (7) and Roseboro, Pignantano
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