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Head,

ab N ae

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Second-class postage. at San Juan, Puerto

PARIS (AP)—President Charles de Gaulle last night. said flight of an Ameri

_|the

can

territory

was

not

summit talks: +

added:

\ “In

sufficient

reconnaissance motive

for

where

the

NOTES—YV, Mikhailov, head of

‘the ‘eig t man

Russian 1 delezation .to: the.1960 World Plaiining .and Hous< = ing Congress, is shown taking. notes during a tour of

area

housing

developments

and

grams,

self-help

housing

Legi,slatSeud re

Passes Rape uction Bill With Printing Error proval

leader of the Popular attacked the House ap-

floor

last week

of a bill prohibiting pu-

_blication of the name of women victims of rave or seduction.

Rep. Arcilio Alvarado said

that approval of the bill was an

error.”

The

bill

added,

“might be unconstitutional on two counts — it might violate freedom

nalty

might

the

press be

and

the

pe-)

unconstitutional-

ly harsh in relation to the crime. Bill

711,

approved

jectiles

House last: Wednesday,-41-6, sets a’ penalty‘ ‘of ‘tio “less ‘than’ two years in prison for anyone convicted of publishing or broadcasting the names of rape or

region

capable what

ciprocal

control

four

pro-

of terrible

des-

neéded

is.

of these

of state

have

the

proposed

chiefs

could

hurling:on

truction,

re-

engines,

and

said

or government.

had

launched

a/ new

that

might

or. her family.” Alvarado

said

identify

|_|

that

under.

(See RAPE, Page 21)

the

her

single-engined..

equipped

with

traverse Soviet air space.” Televised Radio Address De Gaulle suggested that if Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev meant

to pose

the

have

conditions

conference

been

better

for

hold-

‘‘might if he

it -not

had

stay-

ed in his capital until this prior condition had been liquidated definitely in one way or another?” The France

the

69-year-old was giving

nation

sia

president ‘his report

the summit

of. to

“DE.

was

necessary

yesterday

will remain

so tomorrow,”’

Frenchmen.

‘Relaxation

cooperation

of well-supplied

told

ten-

are not, remain—as much

(See DE

GAULLE,

ss to

France

the

as ever

21)

By FREDERICK HARMON

is contacting a stateside. research firm to find out just how much

within

the

few+

~The cost of this survey; which will

“intlude

interviews

than 1,000 mainland

with

execu-

tives, will be about $20,000. The

Project is expected to be completed by the end of August. The

results

used

the

planning

survey

the

personal

The survey ‘will be. taken) in New York, Chicago, Los Ange-

chip” companies |— a Fomento term for a list of about. 500 top

les,

Minneapolis,

St.

two

other

still ‘to. be de-

termined.

cities,

Paul,

and

will

The first phase of the project econo- | will consist of 100 ‘intensive, e

executives

interviews

‘with

30°

top

“blue-

By JOHN REICHMANN — “(Special to the STAR)

MONTICELLO,

N. Y. —

Mem-

bers of District Four of the International

Union

§ of

— Electrical

Workers

yesterday projected’ an drive for 5,000 .members in Puerto Rico as a major item in their 10th annual con-

vention 1,000

here.

They

workers

ganized

in both

are

reported

that

presently | or-

the Sunbeam

and

Monitor industries in Puerto Rico. President} Milton Weihrauch also outlined plans to make ism a vital force in the

unionin-!

the summit conference common peoples to hold

for | the a world

education,

community

political

service,

of civil rights.

and

action,

defense

Weihrauch also ‘pledged action

whom he described as subject’ to the lowest paid, the heaviest, and

(See

STUDY,

will Page.

first 21)

flight

wreck

the

Rus-

summit inves-

chief

Allen

sway

his

Central

Intelligence

Dulles

did

view

not

that

to , the

read

but. did

not

a prepared

statement,

furnish copies

to the' senators who heard

even

him,

The hearing room ‘was combed in advance to make sure no mi-

crophones

equipment

had

other been

listening planted.

Traffic Toll Hits 152 As Woman Dies Highway

fatalities

Puerto

tenance of: world. peace. He said Rico it was essential. after failure of pace

expansion.

responsibil-

Chaitman J. William Fulbright (D.-Arkansas) of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee told newsmen hours of supersecret

remove discrimination Negro and Puerto Rican

interviewers

take plane

Capitol Hill.

U. S. concerns. with the largest resources and ¢apabilities for The

used

to spy

committee amid secrecy -precautions rarely, if ever} matched on

Membership

tive

mic agency’s fature |Promotion techniques on the mainland.

was unwise of Eisenhower shoulder that responsibility. Dulles appeared | before

congress of mankind with a single mainland manufacturer know about the island’s. industr ialization program. objective to wage peace. He urged The final contract | between Fomento and-the the Institute for: Social and Psychological Studies of Chicago, a non-profit affiliate: of Social Res earch, Inc., is scheduled to {unions to develop policies of! ac-

be signed days.

the

testimony

of aggressive

states

Page.

Peports

Union Seeks 5,000 P. R.

failure

so.

“What

GAULLE

«oa

in a televised radio appearance. He was thé Jast. of thé Big“Four|< to

—

decisions

j-conference, a key Senate tigator said yesterday.

tried.to

Study To Probe U, S. Manufacturers’ Information On P.R. Industrialization Fomento

‘ity for

plane;

camera,

for the development of those who this

Eisenhower

space-ship

which passed 18 times “daily ‘over the West it was “excessive” to demand public excusés and reparations from Washington “‘be-}.

cause

°e®

State Department and white House officials: led President

to him

seduction victims. The bill also sion, controlled disarmament prohibits publication ‘of any engines of strategic range, detail

Questionable

;

it seemed

By FRED HOFFMAN WASHINGTON (AP)

the’

decided.”

Gaulle

that at the very moment -Moscow

ing

By A. W. MALDONADO

Party yesterday

and

pro- as France

The delegation visited projects under ‘the guidance of Sen. Ernesto Juan Fonfrias yesterday afternoon. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

The House

what

giobe

the

Rapped For U-2 Decisions

able of taking pictures of no matter

Soviet

\Ike Aides

epoch

plane | over

refusing |to hold

sky is criss-crossed by satellites, rockets, airplanes cap-

TAKING

paid Rice

against workers

the dirtiest jobs on the mainland. | |

continued at a “one-a-day” as an 85-year-old Santurce woman became the 152nd victim yesterday after succumbing to injuries received when she was

struck

she

was

her

home.

crossing

motorcycle

street

near

The woman, Mrs. Luisa Vargas de Cuevas, of 356 Salgado Street, was dead on arrival at Santurce Municipal Hospital. Pending Hearing Carlos A. Figueroa Rodriguez, 23, of Reparto Metropolitano, driver of the motorcycle, was re(See TRAFFIC, Page 21)

-, ‘THE

JUAN STAR — Wednesday, June 1, 1960

SAN

‘Recovered Verwoerd | Says South Africa Fe!

Faces Bad 50 Years South Africa (AP)—

fan

The next 50 years of the Union of South|. Africa will be harder than the first 50, Prime

Minister Hendrik

yesterday in his first public+ speech since a white assassin wounded him April 9. Verwoerd

told

South.

Africans

celebrating the 50th anniversary of their union they face ‘‘a diffi-

cult

climb.”

The Prime Minister, from two pistol bullet

his head, was by the fontein

guage

of Dutch

the throng “I have

dove,

settlers,

Bloem-

told

and radio listeners: im my hands here

which

I now

send

out

into

space as a symbol of the peace and prosperity which we wish all peoples on earth. It will be our Messenger of good will.” This was Verwoerd’s symbolic

answer

to worldwide.

criticism

Puerto

Rico

Magnetic

tremors yesterday morning about 300

miles

east

Puerto

Rico.

7:43.25 am. There was slight aftershock shortly

also a before

8 a.m. Moises

charge

Vazpuez,

the

observer

U.S.

Coast

and

for

the east Atlantic

here. The

racial

violence

he celebrations

Bloemfontein,

centered

the

nation’s

businessmen

have

judi-

been

urging

Verwoerd to use the occasion to announce some easing of his nationalist regime’s racial policies. The government announced it

has as South

released poliiteal

154 persons detained subversives under

Africa’s

emergency

regula-

had

not

Ocean. He

heard

any

said

reports

of the shocks being felt in Puerto Rico.

cial capital. President Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth II sent congratulatory telegrams. Liberal elements and some

Some airline officials. guessed

The first tremor was recorded 7:03.26 a.m. ‘and the second at

Geodetic Survey operation here, placed the shock somewhere in

tecent

According

Press,

the

Associated

Georgetown

sity seismograph D.C., and John seismograph

Univer-

in Washington,

Carroll University

Cleveland,

Ohio,

recorded strong tremors in the general area. The seismograph at

Fordham

University

New

York recorded a “very slight” shock and Boston College showed

tions.

moderately

strong

earthquake.

| Se

BIG UPSET—Passerby Francisco Cruz takes a close look at a large crane yesterday

that suddenly

its side, burying the hook in the Condado

lopped

over on

Lagoon.

that the advent of off-season jrates by the hotels brought in |“all the school teachers and secretaries” who are now going back to the big city. These are the economy-minded

The

used

crane is due to be righted this morning with the assistance of two tractors. (STAR photo by Bob Bone.)

Erich Fromm May Lecture At U.P.R.

World famous psychoanalyst Erich Fromm will be at the University of Puerto Rieo June 7-16 where he is expectedl to deliver several lectures, the University

announced

yesterday.

The 60-year-old German scholar will

stop

here

on his

way

decrease

suicide

ago,

Dr.

Clarence

Senior,

‘up

sion in New

tthe

the

these figures to Fromm

to induce

they

say,

Senior

is employed where there incomes,

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H r e t r o p e R d l o T k a Pastern eno ee, 2

unced Nobel Prize

2. . By Gustav Sverisson — a a (A (AP)—Boris Pasternak told me, in the middle of Over. “Doctor -Zhivago,’’. that he believed the Nobel

saved-his life:-He algo said that despite statements

In’ his name,

he had. never renounced. the’ Nobel award.

Pointing . to his -head and ‘heart, Pasternak said: | . It is in there and ‘will remain

forever.”

‘Two

| VI! of Sweden |the

°°

days before

“I owe my. life to these international protests,”

he said.

was ‘to present to

the

in . Stockholm,

} still’ claimed, ‘the, Nobel son.

“I

EXHIBIT—Mrs.

Marta Casals, wife of the famous

cellist, looks over rare documents of the musical world of Puerto Rico, with Salvador R. Nin, President of the Nin Piano and Musical Instrument Co., on 1460 Ponce

de Leon.

The

company

yesterday

and

is .holding

celebrated its 40th, annivesary an

exhibit

rare

documents

and antique instruments. (STAR photo by Guneter Hett.)

Populars In Senate Deliver Plebiscite ‘Package’

send

the

per-

somebody

prize

money

for

me,” he said. “I have a very good friend, a lady in Paris, |who could go there as my empowered representative.” The Summit Of Duplicity He

not

added

ask

sador

jokingly:

our

that would duplicity.”

the

and

could

ambas-

for’ me

Duplicity

“I

Stockholm

because

summit

the

breakdown

of personal integrity in a Communist society are the main themes of Pasternak’s nidvel, “Doctor Zhivago,” which the Soviet

To GOP

government

lowed

to’ be

has

not

published

al-

Rus-

Sla.

I believe the was Jacqueline

woman in Paris Proyart, a -lite-

rary confidante to whom ternak used to send poems

By HAROLD J. LIDIN The Republican Statehood Party yesterday received a “package” of Popular Party. sponsored ameniments to

other

manuscripts

friends.

The

Nobel

Pasand

traveling Committee

the plebiscite bill aimed at guaranteeing the inclusion of

said that it would inscribe Pasternak as the 1958 winner but

political party. The local GOP opposes the plebiscite unless limited to the two

would return to the Nobel Fund because he had declined it.

a given. status

alternatives

pendence.

with

statehood

Statehood

the was

Party

Miguel

Angel

jected

head

inde-'

President

Garcia

what

‘termed

sponsored, elaborate,

is over.

as usual, the most

ran

by the daring

from

emiut.ous of them ail. Among the many worthy things which the Institute accomplished through it. these scem to stand out: Ther © now definite signs that the Pucrto Rican theatre season a

pericrm Ten

audjenco,

rather

ballets.

were

Offer

impressive of

sicced

Over

them

and

to perticipate

in this

the.rical

written

customers

works or

(six

with

—the

composed

the

Ateneo

Ballets

enterprise.

and

San

the

attended

plays for

and skillfully.

institutions

invited

paying

intricate

handsomely

cuiteral

15,000

and

the

Juan

and

the

New

four

experimcnis

the southern

own

their

The

Theaire

structural

Commission

similarity

should

also all

Playwrighis

the

that

the

technical

similarity

audience. And this would also have the technical encumbrances which times.

Political bigotry was not allowed to interfere with the selection of René Marqucs’ Un Niko Azul para esa Sombra, an obviously political play which just as obviously is an example of good dramaturgy. In normal circumstances this would be ,enough to enhance the pres-

well

For as

pia

need

Director Francisco Arrivi“and the Institute of Culture. Festival was at the virtu-

For one thing, preparations for this year’s festival began late in the fail of 1959. After the Theatre Commission (Piri Fernandez, Angel F. Rivera, Nilda Gonzalez, Leopoldo Santiago Lavandero, Fran*

cisco

Arrivi

those

plays

and to

Rafael

Cruz

produced,

Emeric) they

read,

notified

discussed

Executive

and

selected

Director

Ricardo

Alegria. He in turn, informed the Institute's Board of Directors

nio

Fernandez

Salvador

tiently

Tio,

Méndez, Teodore

hope,

Enrique Vidal

and

Laguerre,

Arturo

Guillermo

Silva)

for final approval.

Morales and

(EugeCarrion,

waited,

impa-

Once the go-ahead signal was given, and this may have happened by the end of February or the beginning of March, things started rolling in spite of the fact that the office of the Festival Director was ridiculously understaffed. Arrivi and his assistant, Lillian Skerrett,

bad

not

only

to coordinate

the

productions

but

also

handle

much

the publicity and even attend to such menial tasks as the printing of programs, tickets, etc. The unnecessary delays, the rushed preparations, the “help want' ed” signs written on the faces of those involved, may account for the

loose ends noticeable in the organization and coordination of this year’s festival.

Victoria scheduled.

Espinosas’ It

was

Areyto

performed

Pesaroso, at

the

for

instance,

University

was

Theatre

being staged the Tapia, like the others. Furthermore, hardly any publicity. ‘Yet, we find that this pageant-play,

wrongly instead

brings

become

plays

it received reminiscent

Geod

Lack

the

new

per-

aware

selected.

of the

most

sequences.

plays

Flash-

aroused

louspeakers,

the

made less conspicuous, perhaps, provoked general frustration at

curtains

deaden

technicians as things, the Ta-

street

noises,

and

alterations that will make complete darkness possible on stage. This Jack of good tecnicians makes it quite difficult to carry out some of

the special

effects

asked

for during the

performances.

all, these conditions interfered with honest dental music composed for certain plays.-

So,

if the

Institute

Culture

truly

And

appreciation

wants

most

create

the 4

of inci-

Puerto

Rican theatre movement, it will have to face the responsibility of training technicians, playwrights and actors. For we also confirmed at this year’s festival our feeling that many actors in Puerto Rico

suffer

once

every

declamation,

which

can

too

often

grandiloquence

easily

be traced

from

certain

gesture,

affections

movement

to theit radio

training in the classic theatre. Whenever acting is called for, they find themselves

and

(voice

and

change,

speech,

work

etc.)

or to their

underplaying or in hot water.

“natural”

As for the publicity of this year’s festival, we wish that the Institute of Culture would consider abandoning the use of long, tortuous pieces of writing which analyze the ‘hidden values” of each play before it is performed. We doubt very much if the man in the streets,

which

the Institute should

start thinking

of bringing

into the theatre,

will ever read them. For_that matter, that kind of publicity may have kept away from this Third Festival some of the average theatre-goers.

We festivals’

San

also find that the Institute of: Culture productions

Juan.

Those

throughout

who

cannot

the

island,

afford

a con-

people.

not

the

that

moments

some

derive

entertainment

shows

price to pay

week-end a_ small

in return

the tremendous boost that. educational television would ‘9 accomplish.

for truly help

Bustamante Resigns From WI Labor Party KINGSTON,

Sir Alexander nounced

the

Jamaica

—(AP)—

Bustamante

his resignation

West

Indies

has anas

leader

Labor

Party

thus tightening his campaign to get Jamaica out of the West Indies

Federation. An

official

maica

Labor

release

Party

tamante is also leader— day night: ‘Jamaica,

Indies tand

and our

the

Ja-,

of which

the world decision

said the

MonWest

must that

should secede from

Busunder-

Jamaica

the Federation

Technicians

it is no longer a secret that we lack good a better equipped theatre-house. Among other

better

purely

enough

backs are by now a standard of the modern theatre. Fantasy was this festival’s peculiarity. But the Theatre Commission, realizing this, could have suggested that the Ballets de San Juan stage its productions immediately after the first three plays. This would have softened the

monotony

But since the circumstances in which this Third Theater conceived are not so ncrmal, one can't help marveling osity of it all.

have

the

medium—

like Topper and the feature movies seems

practically

by which

Sacrificing

from

concerns.

individual

on officials

tion and the University of Puerto Rico. Achieving a ‘‘good civilization’’ is a difficult but magnificent

ef group responsibility, in this particular case, and paid more attention

The weiks of three new playwrights (Piri Fernandez’s De Tanto Caminar, Myrna Casa’s Cristal Roto en el Tiempo, Victoria Espinosas’ Areyto Pesaroso, and the work of a previously little known author, Gerard Paul Marin’s En el Principio Ja Noche Era Serena) won popular acclaim.

tige of Festival

states,

them there were plenty of flash-backs and/or dream

were

Institute

Three

the

occasion)

University—

Green's

should

the role of WIPR-TV to educate, but of the Department of Educa-

On the other hand, this and the other works by Fernandez, Casas and Marin showed elementary flaws in playwriting (such as poor or no motivation, flimsy characterization, overwriting) which the Theater Commission should have poirnicd out on time to the authors. Naturally, most of the members of the Theatre Commission had their own productions to worry about. But then it seems that they lost sight

Institute and the

most

altracis

Paul

spectives to the Puerto Rican theatre.

is only

reaches

dream.

Festival

its

reform

not

Television

A Scramble-Then Worthy Theatre Ey

The

must extend to WIPR-TV. If we admit that WIPR-TV

of entertainment

Puerto

Rico's

reform

system.

Cit.is the means

Theater Festival In Retrospect

Th.rd

system

Puerto

the blame exclusively of WIPR-TV.

this task, scoring with round wooden ball in Italian game instruction loads on teachers. to. the maximum in solving the of Bocci. With him at the Lake Como, Italy, resort where Introduce into this WIPR-TV, a|island’s number one problem— he is currently vacationing is his partner for the game, | Station paid for by the taxpayers |-education. Mrs. Lisbeth Wehrahns. (AP Photo) and under the supervision of the It is shocking that while a youth

The

short-comings

the island’s all-out struggie to solve its crucial education problem, we must be careful not to place

‘‘no’”’.

that

educational

If it supports ; station, ran

it must

public in Old

area.

the

endangering

station” committed to entertain its' audience with shows like Topper and week-end feature films.

The

dream,.the government has launch-

only

fulfill, afford ‘‘educational

shopping that

of the island’s

black-

that

Juan’s

Realizing

board, and chalk type). And we agree that entertainment is a part of education.

Rico

entertainment

than it should use to run a shoe store

San

The question is, can Puerto Rico,

Puerto

pure

operate a television station with the purpose of ‘‘winning an‘ audi-

some

(teacher,

for the

of television set owners.

Education,

ment-oriented policy of for a large audience commercial stations.

increase, teachers still receive miserable salaries. School buildings are inadequate and_ school supplies insufficient. Double and interlocking enrollments not only reduce the daily instruction to

same

Rico

Puerto

is in a bad state. Despite the recent

Germany’ bends

that

should spend thousands

Rico.

But

West

preparation,

government

his

edu-

pening

wrong

the

into a “good civilization.”

In a democracy it is wrong for government to go into a market

nomic progress and the knowledge of how to integrate material gain

Adenauer

given

space-conquering, having the ability

is education. Through education will come the know-how for eco-

Konrad

cational

equip-

sub-standard

this mass

gain— but a “good civilization.” Puerto Rico knows that the key

Chancellor

physical

ment and resources.” : What is basically —even

school

government

is hap-

Puerto

a ‘in a/rural

of what

achieving

CONCENTRATES

with

within the context

Analysis

AND

financed

ally—

Puerto

RELAXES

Education.

adequately

Before defining what that ‘‘something” is, let us place WIPR-TV

News

ADENAUER

station

There is wrong with

should once

stay

plan taking they

have

overnight

the

closed

the

capital have as much desire and as much right to benefit from this very commendable effort which the Institute is doing for the theatre

in Puerto Rico. As for the Fourth Theatre Festival, why not start: making rations right now? We still do not: believe in miracles.

prepa-

irrevocable.” In view of this decision the Jamaica Labor Party is not contesting a by-election to fill a vacancy in the Federal House of Representatives. The seat was vacated by Robert Lightbourne

who maica Labor

won

another

seat

in the

Ja-

House for the Jamaica Party in a general election.

Margaret’ And Tony

Pay Visit To Antigua ANTIGUA,

BWI

(AP)

—Prin-

cess Margaret and her husband, Antony Armstrong-Jones, paid a

one-day visit to Antigua

day. i

afternoon

tour

yester-

included

visit to the dockyard in the English harbor and Clarence. House.

luncheon

Prince Bernhard Belfer ‘UTRECHT, (AP)

—

The

Prince

is suffering

from

Netherlands Bernhard

who

a virus

infec-

tion, yesterday was reported mak-

ing good progress. A medical bulletin said: “The prince has had:.a, quiet night. His condition.

\takes a favorable turn.”!

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, June 1, 1960

“the Stn Juan Star P.O. Box 4982, San Juan, Puerto Rice. (458 Comercie Sf. El Imparciaf Bulding>

William. J. Dorvillier

William J. Kennedy

Published

every

;

John

Mail

Cowles,

of the

Executive

Vice

Juan,

6 Mos.

3 23.00 $133.00

3 Mos.

$24.08 968.00

3 2.50 $22.08

In The Line Of Duty The Commonwealth

formance that

Legislature has put ona per-

is not likely to inspire

public confi-

denee in the responsibility of its members.

approved a bill last week making the name

of a victim

41 to 6.

in a rape

The House

it illegal to publish

case.

The

vote

was

The bill sets a penalty of ‘no less than two years

penalty of “no less than more than two years.” before the final voting on waste time,” Rep. Aponte

approval

the

two years” instead of “no The error was discovered the bill but, “so as not to said, “we left it in as it

fore the final vote to fix a maximum

penalty.)

Ff the foregoing seems. incredible, there’s more. The Judiciary Committee sent the bill to the

floor without a written report.

It held no public hearings on the bill. All this involved a bill that, if it became give

on the freedom

the government

against

of the press.

a potent

a newspaper,

radio

weapon

law,

It wouid

for retaliation

or television

station

any organ of public opinion that might “violate” the law. “Violation” could consist of describing the place of a rape as near “a swimming pool surrounded | by awhite picket fence” if those “details” might identify the victim or her family to a milkman, newsboy or neighbor. Under

this

proposed

law,

for

life.

no maximum

The

sentence.

bill

if.a newspaperman

provided

Thus

York

TIMES

only

pened

circulated

error,

recently carried a front-

in Puerto

to be vacationing

confiscate the newspapers

here.

Rieo Put

while

him

at the airport?

the government have two standards, to the printed word printed in Puerto

hap-

in jail?

would

one to apply Rico and one

for the printed word originating from the outside? Ethical standards in journalism, as in the legal and medical professions and in other professions, must

be established by the profession itself.

Public opin-

ion ean contribute greatly, and it does, to good journalistic ethics. As Gov.. Mufioz Marin said some years

ago,

“The

press

can

improve

government,

ernment cannot improve the press.” | We hope this careless performance

but

proved

without

public

which

made

hearings.

to prison for life was apIt was‘ sent

to the

floor from committee without a written report. error

gov-

by the Legis-

lature will alert the people to what can happen. bill that could send a man

bill

unconstitutional:

was

An dis-

covered, but the bill was approved nevertheless in the hope

the

Senate

would’

its turn approved .

correct

the bill.

it.

Amen.

It is indeed comforting to know

The

Senate

such a bill would

have to pass a formidable barrier in Gov. Mujfioz whose signatvss ~ 7". necessary to make it law. i

ESR

Pos

Ch!

ever. It is an entirely different world. Conversely,

Negroes.

‘As long

segregation

endures,

“Uncle

‘Tpm’’

this

“bandana

head.?

Instead,

‘‘Doctor

Thomas,

Pee,

fellow,

often go

to help get this mess

the

local

straightened

For

been

out.”

The Uncle Toms in the South are now worried. years

they

white society.

have

the

ambassadors

They. were the only Negroes

invited

to the white political meetings and even to: the

white homes,’a status:they treasured very much. And ‘some of power as the

will

maintain ‘this position; as soon as it ends, he Will Jose it. The Negro college students who started the lunch counter protests do not use the term

call

the whites

Uncle Tom and say, “‘we’ve got to work together

More usually an Uncle Tom is a man of considerable means and status. Uncle Tom has achieved this by acting as liaison between whites and

them held considerable political unofficial spokesmen for all the

Negroes.

| This is- all changed now. In North Carolina, for instance, the several Negro leaders who could

they

Dee.”’

anything.

They

tell the politicians:

“It

| Negroes don’t want integration...” In fact this has been one. of the obstacles in the path of an honorable solution of the entire problem of race relations. The .communication sia the races has been only between

the whites

and the Uncle

‘Toms, who talk for no one today but themselves,

lke-Nikita Rift May Influence potomac |

GOP National Convention By

Ji M.

ROBERTS

NEW YORK —(AP)— The split between

Eisenhower

and

Khrush-

chev, creating a diplomatic vacuum, may have an important impact on the Republican national . convention. |

Until last week it

that the

News | international situ-

Analysis

fation

would

primarily

Presidential: eampaign conventions.

Now,

with

Nelson

the

willing

back

bear

the

after the

Rockefeller events

lst,

Khrushchev’s simultaneous praise for Franklin D. Roosevelt along with his castigation of Eisenhower seemed to be an’ expression of party preference which puts the Democrats spot.

Meanwhile, perity

something

the peace

go-cart

the

seems

gates

ing

to take

a closer

chances a

little

fully.

Today

and pros-

still firmly entrenched.

and

are

split.

TODAYS

BEST

wall—and

a 30-day

diet. }

Signs mature

Fok

defeatism

female:

The

the

government’s

Women’s Bureau admits it’s cele. brating its 40th birthday.

FROM

EUROPE

PODS

. wary of indefinite prolongationbecause Khrushchev and Nixon also eves

The possibility of such a

off the 4

become

delegates

care-

organization

Burean

Ike says we should tighten our belts. It’s the modern Minute Man’s advice: Grab your musket

look, weigh/

Nixon’s

KNEBEL

Washingten

We shoot an Atlas missile 9,000 miles to the tip of South Africa. Times change. Now the world carries Atlas on its shoulders.

Republicans

FLETCHER STAB

is running on only one wheel. This eould cause the convention dele-

danger,

producing

people and

But as Rockefeller said, things within the vacuum during the next Vice can and do change rapidly these could, affect weeks few nomination | days. (Nixon’s President chances. Especially if the vacuum

op-

ment ebviously lies behind Rocke- ; feller’s gingerly moves, along with the desire ta hold the New York delegation together, uncommitted and in a position to take advantage of any

turn.

The move also makes his voice a little louder as he goes about

discussing

riod

national issues:

the

making

when

Rockefeller

party

the

and

Democrats

‘obviously

This

making

debate

of the

most has

have

wants

rele in, the U-2 debate.

been

in a pe-

heard

divided

;

noise.| both

parties.

In trying to take advantage of administration errors which played |, into Khrushchev’s. hands before

the summit, the Democrats must

try te sidestep

also}

appease-

any

ment label. Kennedy already is having trouble differentiating between the ‘fregrets” which he}. would have expressed to Russia} over U-2, and the ‘‘condemnation”

Chas. ‘R. Holt

&~{

which Khrushchev demanded and| “Could I exchange this club? “isenhower refused.

ground.”

eg J

guarantee

neck of the dummy was a sign and crudely painted on it were the words: ‘Dr. Thomas, Ph.D.” The Uncle Toms are the first to rush to the white leadership in the community, in fact, the first to become aroused, and say, “We must do something. about keeping these Negroes in line.” In Greensboro, where the sit-downs started, the demonstrators went to one dime store and the manager called out his two kitchen helpers,

a minimum,

a typographical

page story in which that distinguished newspaper indentified a woman subway eashier by name as a rape victim. If the bill passed by the House and’ Senate became law, we wonder what the Commonwealth government would do to the TIMES’ managing editor, Mr. Turner Catledge, if that issue of his

. newspaper

~ “Go; home, now,” ‘the countermen’ yelled. "Go home, ‘you're just causing trouble.” The. college students smiled. Those days are gone, gone’ for-

this.

status. Gver the years the “Uncle Tom” was also called a‘“‘bandana head.” The bandana was the symbol of servitude in the days of slavery. | While’ they are slowly vanishing as education and middle class status increases the Uncle Toms of today do not by any means wear a bandana,

was

for example, could send an unpopular editor or publisher to jail if the administration in power wanted to get rid of him. This is obviously an unconstitutional provision in the bill and legislative spokesmen admitted as much yesterday. But the bill was approved.

The New

want

role of inferiority because it maintains their ewn

found guilty by a court, the judge could send him to prison

Toms

all the six years of the controversy. Around the

Popular

to be corrected by the Senate.” But the Senate approved the measure with the error included. (It will now reconsider the bill be-

infringe

Uncle

bill,

Aponte,

was,

would

the

that the bill fixed a

unaware

won't do any good for me to take your money now. I can’t deliver. Say something against Segregation and I can deliver,” which of course is out of the question for the white candidate. | Not only has the Uncle Tom been the ambassador, he has himself “stayed in line’ and he is what the segregationist calls ‘‘a good nigger.” | He (and. his. wife) often work for white folks and their employers can be heard Saying, “My Helen, she and her husband, will tell you the

Democratic chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, the penalty in the bill was a printing error.

recommended

Some

, When the first sit-in demonstrations were staged in the South, a Negro newspaper editor called on his fellow Negro citizens’ to cease demonstrating. Promptly the students of one. of the Negro universities hanged this fellow in effigy. Significantly the first act of this kind in

identify her or her family.” According to Rep. Rodolfo committee

as. inferior.

control a dozen Negro voting precincts now won't

also prohibits the publication ‘of any detail that might

he said, because it was

Golden

Aitch,

in prison” for anyone convicted of the violation, and

His

Harry

. The Negroes Negroes will’wil’ call ;another of their number > | "both Negroes, to face the college students.

“Uncle Tom’’ if he is willing to accept his position:|:

1 Mes.

Ss 7.08 925.08

(Payab! le in Advance) to other countries om request

Rates

Beard

President

2 ¥r.

alae ones

‘Dr. Thomas, Pee, Aitch, Dee’

P. B. by the =

Fel. 3-8400 e ; United States, Possessions, Territories

Subscription. Estes —

Regular Mail 4ir Matt

Chairman

Uncle Tom Now Is Called

Managing Editor

morning except Sunday at San . Star Publishing Corporation Gardner

Only In America Eaiter-Publisner |

‘At

bps

—it keeps digging into the

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, June 1, 1960

Carlos Alberto Miranda Dies In Caparra Terrace

Lang Probe Nearing End A old

housing

official

race,

died

after

choking

Lang

being

late‘ yesterday

on his

food

evening

during

dinner.

Friends

the Ehret Rey.

shooting

sistant

being

Funeral

Arrangements

received

Home were

in Hato incom-

plete last night, but the funeral is scheduled: for this afternoon and burial will be at the Rico National Cementery.

Piterto

Federal

who

new

public

Frederick prepared

District

lio Bauza are

ed ‘in his Santurce office April 30, Bauza said there were no

wrap-up of the one-monthinvestigation into the fatal

Carlos Alberto Miranda, fivemonths-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Angel L. Mifanda of Caparra Ter-

Attorney

As-

Obdu-

said yesterday

the

case will be submitted to a judge. for final. determination: ‘in

the

|near

future”.

The

body

Lang,

who

died

the

48-year-old

wound

in the head, was

Police Fire On Mob

bullet discover-

developments

‘in

the

case.

Four Killed, 20 Hurt Four

women

Wyo: were

nine injured when armed police} fire

in a village * The mob patrol

AP): =

killed

DACCA, East Pusan (AP) —One person was killed and opened

In Wyoming Accident EVANSTON,

Jn Pakistani Village

and

enraged a

and

local,

government

WASHINGTON

firing

in ‘self

said

‘they

Monday

village

were

“defense.

Police

rescuing

bus

driver who was held responsible for killing an old man of the in

a bus

accident:

yesterday port

| |

Secretary

Herter

-pledged: full U.S.

jfor the

Southeast

Asia

sup-

Treaty

Orga ization in its quest for peace and stability in the Far East. In

remarks

opening

¢AP)—

Christian .A.

State

officer. who: said. he; ordered: the of

more than 20. other passengers were injured when a bus smashed into the rear of a parked truck night.

near Dacca ci attacked a lice

SEATO Given Pledge Of U.S. Full Support prepared

of the

Ministers,

for

SEATO

said

the

eight-nation

has

given

the

Council

existence

defense

a great

alliance

sense

secur-

ity to the area southwest, of Communist China. “The

Go sure—go SHELL!

United

States

continue

is determin-

carry

out

responsibilities im concert the other members,” Herter

The

ceremonial

some

respects

opening

only .a

was

prelude

two-hour

luncheon

meeting

SEATO

ministers

with

ihe

its

with said.

}a k

Presi-

dent Eisenhower. The White House | date underscored. the importance the

United

States

council which prime New

attaches

to‘

the

brings together the

ministers of Australia and Zealand and the foreign

ministers of Britain, France, the Philippines, Pakistan and Thailand,

with

Herter

Selwyn

chairman.

Foreign

Britain’s Lloyd

Minister —

said

one

the

achievements of SEATO is the fact that there has been no major act of aggression in the area since the defense alliance was formed.

“We

can

claim

that SEATO

influence he

in the

said. He said

wishes

with

confidence

has exercised

cause

the

a strong

of peace,”

United

Kingdom

to see all the newly

inde-

pendent countries in that area self reliant, prosperous and more capable of resisting not only open aggression but the undermining of their governments by subver-

sion. Foreign

Minister

Maurice

Couve

de Murville of France and Prime Minister Walter Nash of New Zealand

both

the failure conference has

including

called

attention

of the Paris summit and the impact this ©

all

parts

the

world,

Asia.

“We know... from experience how interdependent are the sev-

eral parts of the world, how rapid-

There's a reason why so many throughout

the world

ly a crisis or may become

easing of tension universal,’’ Couve

de Murville address.

said

prepared

motorists in Puerto Rico and

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When you visit.a@ Shell Service Station,

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28. son of Cain

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both

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, June1, 1960

16 News

Of The Schools

Two

Students Recall South Africa

FLAMM

DANNY

“boss”

Puerto Rico is being viewed by two brothers at Commonwealth School in Hato Rey from

a somewhat different point of view than most students who are

residents'on

They

are

the

Island.

Bill Parker,

17, and

Joe Parker, 18, who were living in Africa three and a half years

ago.

The

boys,

Transvaalt. ca. report

extreme

who

lived

Union of South Afrithat segregation was

there.

“African and European people didn’t mix at all,” says Bill.

The

natives

section and Out written

“They thes

to to

lived

didn’t

and

in a certain

couldn’t leave permission.

have

had

just

with-

many

clo-

enough

food

subsist on. The natives had call the European people

and

would

The students

when

ome

got

too

the

language

- Sun.

only

and

Spécial Matinee

Hol. No

Monday

at 3:00 P.M.

S COBIAN’S THEATRES SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT

Pictures

For

TODAY

PARAMOUNT

5°5575

THE

MATIENZO

Europeans

rugby, school.

Asked

about

formal

Each

rage

had like

The

one

had

200

big

with

TV!”

However

aside

from

“NORTH

felt

that

Union

just

mo-

Rico. was

;

predominant

said,

Sunday

the

natives

“and

every

would

col-

of the Schools” September

the

12:00—(4)

Telefiesta

Hogar

Tarde

1:30—(4) 2:00—(4)

Un Cielo Desierto ‘“‘Albeniz’’ (Film)

3:453—(2) 4:00-(2)

Ocupaciones Curiosas “Por Los Verdes Caminos”

44) 4:30-—(2) (4)

Industry on Parade Cocina del Hogar “Range Renegade’’ (Film)

Cartoons

6:15-—(2)

Titulares

Informe “Tiempo

(4) (6)

Ronda Ultima

(11)

Club

Wolf”

(Film)

del Tiempo Para la Accustia” Social Hora

Noticias Deportes

Antilles

High,

Robinson

rach

garita

Deportes

Contigo,

livg

mu-

Mundial de |

Perpetuo

Pepito

Morales;

monopoly

squeeze

Opera.

New

York,

the

Lyric

radio

WENA,

for

making

getting

from We

readers interest

want

ask Mr.

Mar-

this

had strong words mater.

sociate tory

WKAQ—5389

WKYN-630 WRIO—1320 WHOA—i100

Ke Ko Ko

Subject

Opera

Francisco

WIPR-910 Ke WFID-FM-—95.9 Mo WWWW-1520 Ko

Change)

Wednesday, June 1 6:00-WHOA—Farly Risers Club 7:002—WIPR—Morn Symphony 7:30—WHOA-Sports 7:45—-WHOA—News 8 :00-WFID-FM—Rise

Shine

for

one

to TV, night clubs, four children and “the good life.” She said her relations with maestro Bing. remain friendly, but she “The

pleasant

considered

Patrice, here for a: Steve Allen

will

WITA—1140Ko

(Listings

Franciseo

if in

show on NBC last night, gave 15 years to the Met, quit two years. ago to devote her time

column.

then, have vacation!

they

son?”

all the

you

interested in what

tle star a stinker for that rea-

San

week.

year

outweigh

for more money? And (Kurt Herbert) Adler

San

of this space for their and encouragement. We next

far

star in stinker, would Mr. (Rudolf) Bing in New York consider

information

to thank

disadvantages. advantages:

“I’m

station

each

from: ali three com-

panies, and that’s. not right. But

‘would. consider ‘refractory artists.’ Would these be ones wha

this column

their schools also

vel expenses the the

Yd-

Socorro,

possible

Chicago

and

Opera

agreed

for dealing artists,

the

with

“Conspiracy!”

as-

refrac-

bargaining

unions, exchanging costumes, etc.

San

with

scenery

declared

and Miss

Munsel with operatic fire. “T think the idea of exchanging scenery and costumes: is a worthy plan to help bring down expenses. But other parts of the agreement look like a scheme to bring down the salaries of

Pane ine to

“Singers bargain

and

hold

them

will no uge: be able for themselves. Their

One

Met.

about her

essential

young singer, both prestige and for the

satisfaction

alma

for

in terms. of singer’s own

performing

dif-

ficult roles before an audiencg, 2 she said. “But the pay is small

and

you

are

expected

give

up other activities to devote your

time to the Met.” She fears that present: artists will not protest the so-called: opera

trust.

Their

union,

the

Ame-

rican Guild of Musical Artists, has lodged its complaint. “But

“Stars Afraid” the stars: themselves

are

afraid to speak out,” Miss Munsel declared. ‘“They’re afraid of retaliation. There is an atmosphere of fear among them.”

WIPR—Concert 1:30—WITA—Dise Joekey WIPR-—Pan Am. Discs. 2:00—-WFID-FM—Musie for Listening 2:35-WHOA—Variety with Vic 3:15-WFID-FM—P. R. Music Molly

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G CATHAY

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AND “PARTY GIRL”

“a

operatic artists into submission.” Last month, the Metropolitan

Broder

of Academia

10:30—WHOA—LP | Parade WAPA-—Serenade

NORTHWEST”

formed

Jose, “Papiro” Moreno of St. John’s Episcopal Cathedral, and

WWWW-

Espafiola

Sunday against three major U. S. opera companies she says; have

Arturo

5:15-WKYN-—Entertainment

Tommy Mufiiz Productions Cine TV 6 “‘Perdon Para Esta Mujer” Pasatiempos “Historia de Tres Hermanas” Noticias y Deportes La Farandula Extra de la Noche Late Show Capitan de Puerto (Film)

Saint

—Singer

issued a blast

4:30—WHOA—Roy' Godes Show 5:00-WKYN—Movie Rundown

Film

Lit.

Elaine

High,

Rivera

4:00—WHOA—

Serruchito y

(AP)

Munsel

salaries wiil. be set down by the three- companies: and: they'll have to settle for that. Thereis no other place for most of them to sing, unless they go to Europe. “There are some inequities that might be settled by such a plan, Some Europear stars. collect tra-

Hellinger, of Com-

1:002—WHOA—Music

the

most

classes

WFID-—FM-Hifi Matinal 9:30—WHOA—General Store 10:00—WFID-FM—Music from Spain 11:00—WFID-FM-—Luncheon Musie 12:00-WKYN—Musical Matinee 12:38—-WHOA—Post Time

Film Gaby-Fofo-Milikt Hora del Nifio “Elephant Boy” (Film) Sheriff of Cochise

6:25~(2) 6:30—(2)

start

RADIO

(Listings Subject To Change) WKAQ-— (2) WIPR-(6) WAPA—(4) WKBM-—(11) Wednesday, June 1 9:00—(6) Graduacion de la UPR

HOLLYWOOD

Writer

and Jack Swartz ‘of San Ignacio, Faith Cho and Carol McCaleb

del

column

THOMAS.

Orlend Goble of Jose, Nicolas Clark

Until summer.

Club

are

next last

when

sincerely

monwealth, Colegio San

again

11:30—(4)

6th,

schools

Both Bill and Joe who the tenth and eleventh

Martin

Marie

Eva

“News

that

are in grades

schools

BOB

Movie-TV

Patrice

Island’s

hope

BRAVO” GANGSTERS”

the

lect in Johannesburg and perform colorful tribal dances.

HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. Grant

the

they

Bill

(1) 8:30-—(6) 9:00—(2) (4) 9:30—(2) 10:00—(2) (4) (6) (11) 10:30—(2)

AMBASSADOR - 12 M.

Gary

ave-

“NO

there,’

(6)

Anton Diffring MAN WHO CHEATED DEATH”

“RIO “LAW vs.

was

the

until

Planificacion

Opening

Dean

Joe

complaint

as Puerto

(Qb

Phone 575

life

students.

was

All

By AP

electrical

expected to be out in-.the two weeks. This is the

Jessica

Africa

that

Africa

thank

engineering.

played

lots of inhere and

attracted

about

degrees.

would

dances.”

dance

for

again. We

soccer

social

reported, “they formal parties

they

work

most-

7:30—(2) Bat Masterson, Film (6) En Broma y en Serio (li) ‘‘Patrulla de Caminos,” Film 7:45-(6) Film 8:00—(2) Reina Por Un Dia (4) Show Panamericano

2:00 - 4:00 - 5:25 - 7:25 - 9:25

Wayne

and

languages.

and

(6) Congress

Opening / mast Adorable Child Singer Joselito “ESCUCHA Mi CANCION”

John

English,

training

: 00-—(2) “Soraya” (4) ues Hora

Phone 3-3887

Spain’s

“THE

tea-

and

cricket

eeemees, :55—(2)

BIKINI”

MUSIC HALL

the

foreign

6:00—(2) Cartoons (4) $Furia” CLUY “Sign of

Anita Ekberg "SIGN OF THE GLADIATORS” Tonight Preview 10:00 p.m. Brigitte Bardot IN

line

(He choose. German.) The students there were

(4)

LORRAINE - 12 M. GIRL

military

choice

Ql) 5:00-—(2) (6) 5:15-(6) 5:30—(2)

Show Starts 2:00 P.M. Sandra Dee @ Richard Egan “XK SUMMER PLACE”

“THE

far

out

Monopoly In U.S. Opera

respectively, plan after graduation, to go to Texas A&M to

TELEVISION

Waiting

-’ Sat.

that

(“Africans”),

chemistry,

dern

aa be POOPGSIE GOOG

Fri.

Regular Prices Seats Available

report schools,

“Superstition

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

they

chers would hit them. In Bill’s grammar _ school, course included shop, African

South

—— ~METRO-GCOLDWIN- MAYER

punished.”

brothers

boys

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Chinese

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. John

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ter of the proprietor. Eisenhower recalled that fe sowie: was just the type he used seme wot TW ah7 ir t Texas: (AP Photo.) .. =.

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, June 1, 1960.-

= By Chuck New Jciaiiaarimin’ Ralph Hancock’s book, “Puer- El San Juan Hotel reports -all to Rico, a Success ‘Story’ hit| three will be in the carnival spirit the stands last week has had|with King Momo at the helm such

advance

sale

that

his|

during

the San Juan

publishers have commissioned him| bration. to

write

new-book

Rico.

Wasting

no time,

back

Tradewinds

the

Puerto|

Ralph

Bautista

cele-

The hotel guests will be

invited

take

part

all

the

is| activities including the traditional

Guest

“zambullida”

or dip in the ocean

House and is working on his new | at midnight. book.

very

interesting

exposition

Ivan Rodriguez has been named| "ow at the Institute of Culture is new

president

Theatre

of Puerto

the

Rico.

Little

comprised

Elected|°f

Puerto

of éolonial

architecture

Rico.

Institute

The

as first V. P., Vera McKenna; | Culture is open from 9 a. m. to second V. P., Jock Valentine;

and|5

P- m.

weekdays,

and

from

2 to

nia Schultz. among the new board| Ramon A. Lozada was voted

“In-

secretaries, Alice Hart and Virgi-|® P- ™m. Sundays members Jim

are)

Lennox,

Diane

"aces

and holidays. ..

Lavergne,|SUrance Man of the Year 1959 by

(Mrs.

John)

the

Association

Insurance

Pagliaro, José \Acosta and Efrain| 48ents of P. R. Segarra. The Little Theatre has| as its next production a minstrel} show

with

places

cast

30.

Lovely collecting’

takes|than

in July) at the Governor’s|

Joanne Rommance is more titles as Queen

most

ports

any

girl

that the

I know...

Hilton

Hotels

Re-

are

Room in the C indado Beach Hotel. | negotiating with the Virgin Islands Ralph

Kelly,

Federal

Commis-

Hotel

St.

Thomas

are

said

sioner of Customs, has completed|>@ very much on the right track. a

three

day

Virgin

official

Islands.

visit.

Kelly

was

the

negotiations

through,

-ac-| WOuld most probably be on a lease

companied by his wife... The|>@sis... Fito Torres of the Bannew 28 lane automatic Brunswick |, Popular and Angie Maldonado equipped

Bowling

Center for Pon-

(of

the

ce, scheduled for a March, 1961,| Store

International

family)

opening will be a deluxe establish- | their engagement. ment

with

cocktail

lounge,

and restaurant. Owners

bar|

are Irvin}

Franklin, Emanuel Gurin,, vador Colom and Ferdinand

Jack

Well

Maurer

known

Department

have

announced

New

York,

management-consul-

Sal-| tant, is in town for possible invest Ace-|™ent purposes.

vedo.

WEDDING DAY_-Actor Dick Powell, right, and actress Joan Blondell watch their |i

erent ofa USN. who | Warren Scott Of TAU

daughter, Ellen Blondell, left, and her new husband, stuntman: Chuck Hayward, cut | partment at Roosevelt Roads, and| Ggeg To Baltimore Talks the wedding cake.

Ellen, 21, and Hayward, 38, were married in Holywood oe.

his lovely wife, were hosts at a

‘(AP Photo.)

;

|“Come

Well” Coqui

Film Star Invasion May Have Triggered London Jewel Thelf Sofia

may

have

acted

reaction|ton

and

Marlon

Brando,

against an invasion—that is, an| latter accepts the invasion on Great Britain by|rence’of Arabia.

wealthy tresses.

movie

actors

and

ac-|

role

the

Law-

Quinn,

Cary

Robert Mitchum, Jean Simmons.

Kerr,

Rio

| — Gangster » GRAND: Road : mandos

Racers,

| HOLIDAY:

North

Bravo,

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MATIENZO: Escucha Mi WETRO: Never So Few The

Ben

| NEW BROADWAY:

Cancion

IN:

warren

Scott,

counselor

and

associate professor of psychology

San Germén, will attend a con-

San: Jatt Inter American’ University,

‘Guikeee Gaeae aL

dollar | Harry Pebbley.

career

ference

opportunities

their mov-|

Spending the summer in Europe,|to college and university faculty and is expected back in August. . .' members.

i ,

And

DENIA:

It Biot

Legend of the I When >

Amor,

TERRACE

Buckskin

Lady,

From

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Anatomy

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MARTI: Don’t Give Up the Ship’ CORCELLES: Bad Seed Juke Box Rhythm

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(Listings Subject To Change} Wednesday, June 1 SANTURCE

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Producers

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in the Social Security Admini h th 1 = cdna Rozas i-|ae : xchange, ere are *ess_ mo = » one of Puerto’ Ri istration in Baltimore, Md., June hetary problems for U.S. movie|co’s talented decorators, is now/1314. The conference is open

And why the sudden invasion? | Producers who make “It is definitely cheaper to|ing pictures here.”

Grant,|ture

Deborah

the

restrictions

At present there are in that}make movies in Great Britain eountry, in addition to Miss|than in Hollywood,” answered Loren, the following: J. P. H. Walton, secretary genGregory Peck, David Niven,|eral of the British Moving. PicAnthony

You

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recently

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Hes-|{he

Charlton

Taylor,

jewels | Elizabeth

Loren’s

stole

Soon the following will arrive:

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—

(AP)

LONDON who

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Could

El Trueno Entre,

ROOSEVELT 24 ettles

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na-

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Ministry

1962,

the

announced

Foreign

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$45.90

factory

up,

warranty

and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.

RENT

OFFICES

WA’ brand

1815

FOR’ SALE

NEW MOQDEEN office, unfurnished, airconditioned. best condominium office building, Stop 23, the heart of Santurce. Immediate occupancy. Parking facilities. 240 sa. ft. Cash $350.: Would consider renting. Telephone 6-4467. 1893 66

38400

FARM DORADO

FOR

HIGHWAY:

LOTS

Farm,

planted in

SALE

9000 sq. meters,R—2, 3 minutes off.

1779

Rio Piedras—Cupey Bajo Road, K.0, H.5. Phone Jose Gofzalez, 6-2000, during office ‘hours, Monday through Friday.

HOME

various fruit trees, on new De Diego Express Highway. 20 minutes from Santurce. Debt-free. Water, light. Mr. Moreo Madrid, 23891. SPEAK a

FOR

LOT

SALE

WASHING

APPLIANCES

MACHINES,

from

$125.00

up,

brand new with full factory warranty and service, at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875 Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.6 Trujillo Alto Road. 1817

RENT

WANTED

August

or two bedrooms. Call Miss Weiner, 3-8400. 1582 61

629

1738

from $110.00 up, CLOTHES DEYEERS, brand new, with full factory warranty and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo. Alto Road.

IRONEBS, with

full

MOVING

vane

furnished Santurce kitchen, facilities,

Raldiria,

from

States,

need

apartment er house, ous mear vicinity. 3 bedrooms, livingroom, other Call Bayamen 1136, or write

Bex

37,

Bayamen.

from factory

$125.00

up,

warranty

brand and

new.

services

at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alte Road.

FACTORY

EQUIPMENT

INDUSTRIAL CHAIRS, heavy duty. resistant to abuse, yet comfortable. Seats and backs, design, long-lasting

and

eye.

telephone

1430

Information

2-6267

324.

Rivera.

Bayamon.

SAN JUAN GUES? breakfast and drinks

terrace

guest house

Real Estate Corner

0USEEnjoy om your private

close to “Under

and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion

'»

home

with

quarters.

separate

garage,

servant's

Cool, hedge inclesed patio. Only

$19,500 with low

down

payment!

ATLANTIC VIEW = Beach neighborhood, with |

easy walk to Sam Juan School. Compietely air conditioned three bedroom on big

corner lot, with separate garage and serivant’s quarters. Garage air conditioned, teo, for use as shop or office. $24,000 — price includes many extras!

hare

private

service,

all

weekly, monthly rates. Las Americas|$i5. corner Cacique, Santurce.. +9001 by bb

FILTERS

units

eee id

cons

Telephone @eiirs.

Private and semi-private baths, kitchen facilities. Hot water. 2 blocks from busses, shopping. 3-1481. Mrs. Z. C. Steffens, Cacique St. 2071, Santurce.

conveniences. Large patio, Fenced. Daily, 1774

CONDITIONERS,

business =

450 SQ.ot Eoerte FT. clocks. office Mite complete frenwithfenced air conditieaiad,

APARTMENT

airconditioned.

kitchenette.

HOUSE

bedroom

linen

window

the

— Completely furnish-

screened,

—

up:

Phone

1810"

Coie

FOR IMMEDIATE occupancy, house or apartment (elevator) Condade or Ocean Park. Unfurnished. Must be one floor. Will pay $150 monthly. Will consider buying. Call Larry Schneider, Room 422 Caribe ‘Hilton. 1789 sy

beaches, restaurants, Sun terrace, all airCooking facilities. For 2-9352 or write to Station, Santurce.

airconditioned

Fully

FILTERS manafacturers alll one aon sizes canes filtera types

livin

lent sei

iad

‘13

double, mi

$12.

single. er

Special

rates UF

Se TELS.

room

remarkably

fine

home

—

eioadl| Soci tesenediats “sate:

Realtor

3.5315

pansion if you need guest space, studio, or office.: Acre of land with planned landscaping, iful trees. A

1251

BEACH

csenmertion

Service, days 24718

AIR COND.

OPPORTUNITY — 200 meters from Ho-| for home

WANTED

629

street from beautiful beach, near — 15

homes

two of 700 sq. ft. each, one 300 sq. ft approximately. Commercial center Santurce. 2nd floor, Martinez Vela record store, Stop 16 Ponce de Leon 1075. Information 2-4871. 1773 614

UF GUEST

in.

and

All Statesid

Sum-

2-£779. 1564 PROVIDENCIA

fenced

REPAIRS

home

establishments.

Call

616

OFFICES

San

mer rates. Manager, Margarita de Contreras. 1490 UF ISLAND HOUSE — 1017 Ashford — a new, informal, oceanfront guesthouse in luxury hotel area. Large terrace facing the sea, with private stairway to beach. Spacious, modern, airconditioned roms. From $9. single $14. doubie, including an excellent breakfast. Phone

and

1794

and garage. near Cuatro

| SOUSE Ashford

repair

rates.

ASHFURD 1120-1122

house, built-in

screens, water heater, size lot.

pointment only. Tel. 2-2768.

dining room master bedroom with bath three other bedrooms, independent bath, kitchen and pantry. Telephone. Separate

bed-

Condado

3 bedreom -

liberal

1768

Concha &

available for rent to desirable party. each having: i 4 bedrooms, 3 bathparty. En-all || hOmes, closed large lawn, conerete residence, Tooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car carport

independent

from

AA-27

large estate (containing other residences) | fers

hot

block

350

1771

1158 MAGDALENA — Suite Apartment. Newly decorated and furnished, with large living and diningroom, airconditioned bedroom for two, kitchen and entrance.

27-1516.

ted. Menth-| Te™. furmished or unfurnished. 8-817!

* AT BUCARE DEVELOPMET: ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE residence within | ™ediate occupancy Functional ‘Ballders

Calles, Guaynabo, P. R. Box 3306 Juan, Telephone Guaynabo 2371.

Large

Varese,

COND.

CHARRON’S COTTAGE, on ocean, eee: id beach. For delightful vacations, ends, or permanent. 45 minutes from Capi. tal. Continental food, moderate prices.

bath.

cyclone fence,

172

1762

RENT

couple.

call

eee | RAN NGRAGED, 3 /hadresm bows, Wellin | on

ANTILLES GUEST HOUSE, tn lovely Miramar, with nice ocean view. Near Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social Security Building, Ponce de Leén 804, 4th Floor, Apartment 401-402, Mrs. Veda 3-6769. 1174 UF

one

1765

SALE

AIR

AIRCONDITIONING & BEFRIGERATIO

SAN FRANCISCO. Large modern home | yients, 2-7465. HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, terrazzo | V2 Euest house and swimming pool. | 1455

(ue st Houses Private

FOR

bes im is screened | Ria 1770 Street. Villa Rica, Bay

Mectiyae

formation.

HOUSES

modern kitchen. Three wide porches. 3 minutes from town, 15 minutes from Caribbean Refinery. Information Loiza Enclosed vaid. No Children or pets. Call 7-1288 from 9 — 11 AM and 2 — 5 PM. Sno Leiza 1810, Santurce. 3-4376. 63 1 61 1786

tion

34376

mishings and docor to person interested | ORS" anmual WAREHOUSE SALE)thig from | feraishines | Just’ off Caguas’ ‘read, ©) minutes ull ‘porch Living-diniegroom, water bath. All screened. $135 per month. Call| Rio Piedras. Apply N—13, San Ignacio. J for pro-

room, bathroom, living-diningroom, kitchen with cabinets. Refrigerator, heater, electric stove, dinette set. 3 large closets.

private

Santurce.

corner of | floors, water heater,

COMFORTABLE

2.9334 or 3-7263.

SEMI-FURNISHED

Loiza 1810,

SAN

2-390.

NEW,

dining

Shop,

LOSseanANGELES —- 3 bedrooms, built-in | kitchen, —-* re

531

FOR

room,

ceeealewe

porch, linen, kitchen utensils. Across San Juaa Dartington, one of main avenues. Fernandez Juncos 635, Apartment 3. Te-

HOUSES

leave

monthly.

screened. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining, livingroom, balcony, back

lephone 1802

porch.

rentals. forIdeal for_Picas 2 baths, Immediate possession, Apply Apply || private Tift Private bath. Moderate Also a drates. ‘zoom 28138 information and reservations. | cr. §",",Sn.cis N12. entrance. Come, |

water, kitchen

living

15 to Aug. 15.|

Ree

beautifully

PM.

furnished

home,

June

1751

condominium

1606

COOL

Will

VILLAMAR, St. 2, House No. 66. 4 beder ee ee en en eee oe oreeeee. + sink. Iren grillwork, screens. Car- | Furnished. Excellent garden, fence, teleport. Fruit trees. $150. Information Loiza » Sarage and maid’s room. For in-

Cortijo Baio, Gardea Hills. Tel. 8.0747. | sq.

NEW APARTMENT in Condominium San Rafael, Stop 11, Ponce de Leon Avenue, iacing the Condado Lagoon. 4 bédrooms, 3 baths, living-dining room and kitchea. For information Tel. 2-1317. LARGE

HILLS:

if desired.

furnished

#00

back

ly furnished including Hi-Fi, TV, moderm appliances and baby furniture. Car | MODERN

6-0738.

4 bedroom,

view,

and

Baildrich.

the

bedrooms, one air-conditioned. complete-

apartments, screened, cool, 2 minutes to University. Menthly rates $125 and up. Sanchez Morales 197, Valencia Development.

Front

Call

family room, large covered terrace, four

Call 3-5877. 61

COMPLETELY,

Urb.

or call Garcia

1777

RENT

screened.

fully

and

carport.

water. $150, one year lease, to responsibte party. 1427 Central Ave. Caparra Te-

CONDADO SECTION: Modern 3 bedroom apattmen:. completely furnished includimg airconditioner, freezer, washing ma-

chine, 1792

and

Located

APARTMENTS

Comfortable

house, good for two or three. On the beach near San Juan

Intercontinental.

facilities. Payment turce, Rio Piedras. mortgages. first for available Money 2-0911 us. Call properties. Iavestment or write Box 729, Roosevelt. 1472

OPPORTUNITY:

house, completely furnished. Livingroom. diningroom, 3 bedrooms, (one airconditioned) servant’s quarters, laundry, gar.

SUMMIT HILLS — available immediately. 3 bedrooms, servants quarters, inches

279

FOR

BRAND NEW house never occupied, in Country Club Furnished or unfurnished, 3 bedrooms, bath, hot water, screened. $95. unfurnished. Music Trading Co., 1863 Ponce de Leon, 2-1051. 1806 67

~ opportunely

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednepday, June, 1, 1969,

|| | | | {

ASSTRIEDS

3-8400 Ext 72

} q {

3.8254

BUSINESS

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

BRIDAL BEIDES

FOR SALE: O16 Madrid Bar-Restaurant 1858 Ponce. de Leén. Owner leaving island. Good clientele, low rent. Debt-free.

Part

cash,

balance

formation, SPANISH. 1768 SPORTS

FOREIGN

new

lent

condition.

24945

tires, white

paid.

H.P.

3-7384.

water

FOR BRENT: Triumph ¢ door sedan. Wish te leave my car to responsible

For

CRAFT,

sleeps

stove,

1782

70 w.

system.

USED

documents,

contracts, pomate,

Pick-up and delivery.

ics

“me

ares

Call Gini Lobaugh

RSE

DOOKEEEPING

SERVICE

economical

1960

FIAT.

With

29, ‘Ganturce.

PART

lable. ete.

Phone 1699

TIME

Bookkeepme

Journals,

Monthly

6-0283,

Service

ledgers,

LEAVING

Air

weekly

avai

payroll

taxes,

hourly

rates.

opposite

ISLAND,

Chevrolet,

AND

musi sell “73858

with many

1938

WANTED

WAITRESSES,

WANTED

preference

preferably Resources De$8,400..Contact ‘Matienzo Hall, &

GROWING MANUFACTURING San Juan area, needs college

in.

purchasing

—

EXECUTIVE a

year

PONTIAC,

1795

FRIDAY,

8-1228

for

positions.

from

$75.00

full.

HELP WANTED — FEMALE —

Executive

11.5

se-

cu.

evetary, all work in English. 5—day week. Goed working conditions and fringe beneficts. Salary depends on experience and ability. Phone 6-6020 for interview. 1809 HOUSEKEEPER-COOK for American couple. Top salary. If not experienced. don’t apply. Sleep out. 27 Emaijagua St. Punta Las Marias. Telephone 2-9436. 3809 66. GEOWING

MANUFACTURING

company,

San Juan area, needs first rate typist. experienced financial statements. Fluent English. No shorthand. Some accounting background desirable. Good starting on Jary. Send resumé and recent photo,to Box 3284, San Juan, P. R. 1760 61 A WOMAN to governess and quired.

Bayam6n at IA2 Ramirez

Top

act as _ housekeeper, cook. Reference re-

salary.

For

interview,

eall

775 or J067, or call in person Paseo del Parque, corner of de Arellano, Garden Hills,

between 2

—

4 PM

and

-9

1638

POSITIONS

WANTED,

MEN

B.B.A. — ACCOUNTING Major, Three years’ experience} Ynent Major. public accounting. Auditing, financial statements, systems, payrolls, quarterly refurns, general accounting. Available withing 30 days. Best references. Box 3558 U.P.R. Station, Rio Piedras. 1784 CONTINENTAL, 32 permanent resident, 6% years Puerto Rico,~seeks position of plant manager. Experience, 5-1|2\ years pliant manager, experience Tool and Die, Production, Assembly, Paekaging, -MainBox

1368,

Ponce.

CALL 3-8400

ft.

other

1783

from

factory

SAN

exquisite

warranty

Eoedane 2. Roll— away AUTOMATIC cabinet

= 755

kitchen

2-2947 after

COMPLETE 3 bedrooms, eeraton

for

Call

$5.00.

Moare

61 furnishings, room,, eae

HOUSEHOLD living, dining sale.

$75.

model

Mrs.

others,

leaves

proved

6-0283.

T.V. SALES & SERVICE SETS,

from

WAREHOUSE Rivera

JUAN

—

PONCE:

brand

Rio

Piedras

and

kilometer

Alto ‘Road.

BOB WILCHEK Television Service Over 10 years experience is behind the best in T. V. sevice and repair on receivers of any make or model. Al) work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268. 9 UF PAN AMERICAN ELECTEONICS LABS repair any make TV, radio or Hi-Fi. Ninety day guarantee. Stateside-trained technicians. Evening service.| Ca.) 9 AM to 10 PM 64230. | 1136

SUMMER

DRESS WOMEN’S seamstress ford Ave., 1512

TV & RADIO. RENTAL

ment.

HIGH

for

rent

875,

2.8 Trujillo

1813

Rio

Alto

Road,

and

Grades.

Road,

area and transportation ties.

facili-

Mrs.

Punta

Las

catch

get

ahead

this summer. Day and evening tutoring in High School and College subjects, specializing in English with continental bi1742

ST. THOMAS,

531

opening

year

SERVICES

packing,

poe

—

tel

fur-

Training The

Gad

Services guaranteed. Preventive treat ment against termites. 20 years ex perience, 7-0292.

COMPARE

THESE

VALUES:

BIKINI

and

POOLS,

most

Puerte

and

experienced

pool

builders,

uses only reinferced omer and aii copper filtering system. These materials last forever. For free estimates, cali 65003, : 1566 615

HOSPITAL HOSPITAL

SUPPLIES SUPPLY

kil

yeansus®TIONS NS

xates,

1748

Phone

6-0878.

—

guest

Decker,

decision

houses,

has

Indiana,

head

the

pro-

operators

here,

other

well

service

in-

dustries, have hailed the establishment of this program as MOVING?

SAVE

WIEH

TORRES.

no matter if it be

large or Muebleria

small. Torres,

Moderate Fernandez

1400,

20,

Stop

Santurce.

Tel.

De Gaulle Supporiers Win-295 Council Seats

2-5791.

a JUa0. a distance. ae Lecal and long We belongings. Agents National Tel 2-2374. 422

UF,

cenes

ALGIERS

= store your Van Lines UF

sal won

Snap-

Established

any

printed

printers

since

1446

tS YOUR roof dirtyr tf so, for exper! high water- pressure cleaning and paint ing, call 6-5132 er 430 Verde, Bayamén| 611

WATCH

Gruen, Certified Calle

Marias, Phone

611 | 1404

Master Laurel

2-8160,

Watch

2413,

self-deternjnation

to decide

Algeria’s

councils

filled

and

Punta

plefuture

re--

week-

sources

said

seats

were won by candidates favoring integration of Algeria with France,

the

Fzench

colonists.

aim

rightwing

Nonpolitical

candidates won 57 seats, socialists 10, and results were not

in, for three seats. No candidates urged

indepen-

dence for Algeria, the the Nationalist rebels.

RZPAIRS

FOR PRECISION watch and clock re pairs, chronograph and complicated watches see Puerto Rico’s only certiffe¢ watch and clockmaker, William

A. Cio

These |

& PAINTING

Official

end elections in the rebellionplagued North African country.

material

1826.

—

295 of the 452 seats

gional

out Forms, ete. Letterheads 8 1\2 x 11, $9.25|M. Envelopes No, . 10, °$8.60)M) Envelopes No. 6 3)4, $7.25|M. Busines: cards, $11.00|M. Telephone 3-9172 foi

quotation

Discite

ENVELOPES,

(AP)

say candidates supporting Presi dent rles de Gaulle’s propo-

PRINTING LETTERHEADS,

much-needed employe

training.

prices. Juncos.

"tn

niture

providing

all types of moving,

Ensgilish—Spanish, =

for

yet.

Hotel

COMPANY

funds

gram by the Department of Education, but has not given his

ROOF CLEANING

TRANSLATIONS

Legislature

support.

Philip

v3 EY

oldest

Islands

appropriated

graduate of Cornell University’s Hotel School, has been offered

[nove rorn, scans

Carports |

Rico’s

Program.

Virgin

hotels

ur | 462

$585; Extra rooms (12? x 12’) $995; fences, porches, bathrooms, ete.. at similar low prices. We handle plans. Low’ FHA _ interest (4-1|2%). No down Payment. Universal Home Corp., 7-2092, 2-3013 Ext, 204, 1487 610

to the

ur | its establishment, operation, and maintenance. The Hotel Association of the Virgin Islands, comprised of 22

Ith

services for homes, business and farms.

commu-

}ment of Education in the Virgin Islands— the. Vocational Ho-

fumigation

school

will be added

the- position

estimate.

coming

branch

service

SIEGMUND, ma, Vata Trsdes | recently

6°

V.I. — With the

the

vocational division of the Depart-

you 1s| as immove. Movins,

storage

another

nity

& STORAGE

shipping:

2-4970

Special to the STAR

lingual teacher. Write box 2521 San Juan.

MOVING: WHO. moves portant as where you

Virgin Islands To Get Hotel Training Program

TUTORING child

labor

Gruen,

YOUR

Excellent

Marias.

1607

HELP

REY.

Phone 6-4275

SERVICES —

Services)

taeccee: rats

133

ist-—6th

Fernandez 59%, Casuat

your

FIDELITY

Piedras

$90.

St..

MOVING

given to hotels, Call 3-0719 and will

HI-FI’S, from $45.00 up. brand new. with full factory warranty and service, at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ 3 1 fufioz WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Rivera

—

ALTERATIONS and fine work. ““Marisa’s™, 1020 AshCondad 2-4122. : 611

Controlee of

THE.

Tuition

2413 Laurel Phone 2-8160.

offers complete dispensary supplies ahd equipment. First aid & ven kits Protective clothing and equipment. Lab eratory supplies and equipment. Thermodeliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month meters, masks, rubber & Every | met Service, uF | thing for physicians, hospi and pa. tients. 317 Fortaleza St..:! Sam Juan 25511, 3-3102, ;, RADIOS,

own home. Same hospitals, for years.

SCHOOL

ALTERATIONS

EXTERMINATING

TELEVISION,

SCHOOL

June 20th—July 29th, 8:30-11:30 AM, Elementary grade subjects, including Art. Music and ames. Limited enroll-

ME.

annual

1812

Carpenter

investigation. Ave, Tel Santuree

ances 1

new,

RS’

SUMMER

‘Bi-lingual, 24

7714

SALE this week at Mufioz|

875,

Trujilio

up_

2.8

$125.

near

HATO

and

adaptable

Tincta coy warm sat ate, | OME IMPROVEMENT

Avenue,

SERVICE

——

washer

floor

5 PM.

varieties

2452 Square

ing 201 Feet on Paris Street ‘and 18@ Feet on San Juan.

through

small

LOT FOR SALE Meters, Industrial Zone, Front-

15” long.

violets,

* Testing — Training 2-0200 for information

pledged

bed

Metal

African

Cell

Choice Corner —

DETECTIVE BUREAUS CONTINENTAL DETECTIVE BUREAU:

up,

furniture.

CLASSES

hour telephone re service and desk space for business Professionals. Also service for people without phones. Call 2-3013 San Juan, 2-5060 Ponce. 1037 UF

new,

$125.00

con-|

Mu6-5429. 715

— Personal collect-

\ ANSWERING

up, brand

FRIGIDAIRE,

boat

—

and service at. INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ anntal WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras ai kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.

and AVAILABLE

phone

MISCELLANEOUS

NIGHT.

new,

plywood

Perfect

LESSONS IN » English, and French, or adults; in small groups or individually, for beginners or for those who wish to improve knowledge || of language or literature; experienced teacher, | B.A.

airconditioned indoors. Disposing of all at 50 cents each, weekdays only, ten until two. Florence M. Holman, A.V.S. 505 San Juan Darlington. 1780 6

\Hydroma-

181

brand

LANGUAGE

awe

the Virgin Isla

write,

$100.

INSTRUCTION

Calle Campanilla P-15, Lo-

extraordinary

with full factory warranty and /service, at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS) annual WAREHOUSE SALE this bei ‘at | Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras kilometer ad Alto Road. “ REFRIGERATORS.

Brokerage

taxes paid. | flowers, all guaranteed true to name (but to States.| reverts possible at maturity). Also large oe ee group episias, peperomias, asparagus

Must be able to travel Caribbean and i ‘SB South American. Earnings start immediately after training period. Call 3-6689. SECTIONAL, walnut cocktail 611 | 2 PIECE 1744 table and corner step table, dinette set, 1959 Motorola 21” TV. Norge POSITION

eens

ion

FURNITURE FOR SALE RANGES,

potted plants two to four inches high, not yet blooming size, collectors items only,

1953 PLYMOUTH SEDAN. 4 DOOR, HYDRIVE TRANSMISSION, EXCELLENT MOTOR. TELEPHONE 6-3112, MONDAY TO

LAMBEETTA,

$12,000.

PLANTS FOR SALE

Ted —

sedan

| | |

and

8-817 | 179%

4 door

Price

mas Verdes, Bayamén. Entrance Clavel Street. Come evenings.

tic, power steering, excellent motar. $650. Call 3-6992. 1797 \ @

Fluent advancephoto to é

needed

managerial

‘oom

appoint-

Excellent for motors up to 25 H.P. $250.

1960 PLYMOUTH. Radio, Continental being ti offer over $2,800. Tel

procedures.

trainees

sales

9-1100 Ri

and

aufomatic | arRICAN VIOLETS

walls, 5:30

Rico

| BARGAIN—NEW

aaah

door,

1759

$15.000

Telephone

FORD, Sere

6-5033.

information,

1955

company, graduate.

Some accounting background. English. Excellent opportunity ment. Send resumé and recent Box 3284, San Juan, P. R. FIVE

Bel

CITY PLANNER, to head local planning system program in New Mexico. M.C.P. and 5 years’ experience desired. Up to $8,400. Contact Donn E. Hopkins, Carlota Matienzo Hall, University of Puerto Rice.

experienced

gas

Special

visit Kiko Toro, Imc:; Stop 31 fioz Rivera Avenue. Hato Rey. 1498

condition.

extras.

call

YACHT

sprengeri.

MALE

| REGIONAL PLANNER with experience in Water velopment Planning. Up to Dom E. Hepkins, Carlota University of Puerto Rico. 2791

Excellent

condition,

refrigerator,

battery, dinghy,

your yacht, cruiser or boat through because we are affiliated with

further

; trans-

given fo Puerto Rican residents who have experience in States. Don’t apply #f not experienced. Don’t phone. Hard ‘work but excellent earnings. Under the Trees Ashford and De Diego. 31805 6

HELP

Building). 610

rs00)

WAUTERS

Lottery

2 door,

Telepltone 2-966.

HELP.

call 3-5198,

j |

dition, 3. good 'tires. Dependable transportation. Call Mr. Bone, 3-8400, or write ei San Juan Star.

cognized tent yacht brokers in the ‘country. We offer you the fine service that hundreds of local yachtsmen who have purchased their craft through the orZanization praise. For free listings of

$275

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beach

managér,

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the negro ciously and

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wife.

ARRIVAL S.J.

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Atlanta,

HAROLD

The Senate yesterday afternoon passed by voice vote over the pro-.

is survived by. his widow, Felipa de Cabello, and three sons, Rafael, Jr.. of San Juan, Ed-

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Previous-

Senate Passes Ike Resolut ion

Hopkins.

He has asked for $50,000 punitive damages and $50,000. general damages, in addition to doctor’s fees and loss of salary.

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rape He

victim’s

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name

against the | lo

‘The death of Mrs. Vargas fol:

“no

less

than

two

years” imstead of “no more than ‘| ‘two

years.”

Error Discovered j error, Aponte said, was

The

| discovered was

before the final

taken

the

vote’

bill.

“So as not to waste time,” he}| said, “we teft it as it was to'|| -|or are considering ‘such a move | western

‘would

vey.

not be included

hemisphere

foreign ‘mi-

with

executives

3 wide’ variety

from

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Jack

companies,

Stone,

merito’s ‘Office .of

pearch.

Stone

pave

said

100

official

Fo-

Economic

Re-

manufacturers

established

a plant

the cheimmen of oa

limited

years

about 50 facturers

telephone

sunvel,

in the States about Attempted ago,

revealed

that

per

cent

could

name

some

“He

hanged_himself

the

bill.

The bill was introduced in the|

of the island’s industrial deve-| tempted suicide last might, Tass| lopment program, but that only | said last night.

who | 25

will reconsider the bill ‘before the final vote to fix a maximun penalty

Suicide

per cent of the manu-| LONDON (AP)—Former Tur-| interviewed had heard |kish president Celal Bayar at-

here ‘specific aspect

| 4.0.07,

ju-{]

the= Senate

‘award.

pects for the island.”

with

House

Jan.

12,

1960

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Some in| ey measure a pre-}y liminary vote last weekend with } j the “error” in it. A 7 0

‘Stretch of the imagination, might childs high school, the Bronx,| Fernandez Mendez, :

“blue-| five

according

Paes

Sen. Lionel

of concerns, ahd|.

another

Senate.”

nittee,

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ach

the

in ‘the misters toPan discuss problems = ae ; ten A ican imity that'| and | -22Proved

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Bobby Ussery drove Bally Ache to a neck victory over Tompion,

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The

crowd

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B. Strassburger of Norristown, Pa., is the favorite .at odds of 100

largest

of thorough-

tory of the track to win the Metropolitan Handicap. He covered the

will be trying to break the with his horse, Vienna.

But

sport

the greatest amount ever wagere ed anywhere and Capt. Harry F. Guggenheim’s Bald Eagle ran

Sir Winston Churchill, a noted owner who never won a classic race, spell

Servira

tory of the turf in New

cosmopo-

in years.

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people and a_ horse at Aqueduct Monday to an abundance of super-

latives for the bred ‘racing.

and two

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York

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Sports. Of The Times Sates

(U.S. Readies For Field Events

i a

: Lack Of Good Technicians ae “Yori

Berra,

a part-time

catcher,

was

holding

conversationalist, the sprays words

‘By Larry Suyder

court: in the

Stadium. A

in. the same

Eee

At’60 Summer Olympic Games

° By Arthur Daley

dugout before Monday’s.double-header at the Yankee :eompulsive

oats

COLUMBUS, milar

fashion

names

Ohio,

(AP)—Fa-

fhe

discus, “ja-

velin and decathlon events to con-| # _ a8 he sprays hjts—in all directions and occasionally swinging, 4t ‘tested indoors, are beginning to ap- |

ar ‘had ball.

pear in reports of outdoors ets from coast to coast.

z “I just wanna get a good seat, ” said Yogi. “I’m a * today. Howie is gonna do all the catchin’, Ain’tcha, Howie?” a

All three events will have al”

“Tell you what we'll do some night, Howie,” said Yogi, tos- held July 1-2 at Palo Alto, Calif. in an abrupt change-of-pace pitch, ‘We'll go to the Polo The top three in each, if they’ve

Grounds

and ‘watch the

international

soccer.

That’s

a great

matched

game,

soccer.”

Browns?

was

feet

and

our

biggest

man.

Once we almost win a game. But Ben tries to throw a loopin’ pass and throws the ball in the wrong basket. It beat us.” “What a bum you were,” said the needling Whitey Ford. “Wasn't there anything you were good at?” “Oh,

tried

everything, °° said Yogi,

rock

imperturtia-

bility. “As long as it was sports we ate it up. Kept us kids outta trouble. the

We’d

play

afternoon.

“Such “A

softball

Betcha

as?”

said

in the

played

mornin’

games

you

and

real

never

baseball

even

heard

cartball,”

said

to, the

left.,It

was

were

straight

the

line,

Yogi.

punctuated

; lines,”

foul

said

fine

athlete

Ore.,

Phil

Mulkey

to dethrone

him.

Thomas Should Win In the high jump, the top US. prospects are Charlie Dumas of University of Southern Califor. nia, the 1956 champion, and John Thomas, the sensational Boston University newcomer who is always

friendly

with

the

seven-

foot mark. Russia has a pair of seven-foot jumpers, and the U.S.} have

have

clea-

red 6-9. On a given day could go inches higher.

a half-dozen: who

they

U.S.

may

have

call

the

hole

the

Yogi.

lis,

winner

1956,

and

Ro-

berson of New York are on the comeback trail with leaps of more than 25 feet. The

U.S. has a

host

of 24-footers, some of whom

will

stay

there

and

others

move

to the 26-foot ‘area. Henk Visser of the Netherlands jumped gald in astonishment. 26-2 in April. 5 Not For The U.S. Athletes from other countries “Like I say,” said Yogi, “It was a tricky game. The ball are expected to dominate the was smaller than a baseball and the bat was like a fungo stick. hop-step-jump, which is not one We played it five on_a side—pitcher, catcher and three outfiel- of the U.S. university events. ders. You didn’t run no bases and four hits added up to a run. Only Bill Sharpe and Ira Davis One strike was out. Maybe that’s where I learned to swing at ‘so .| Of Philadelphia have reached the

“Then everything you hit had

to be fair,” said Gil McDou-

A Bad Habit

: ; f

| >

= Many

’

bad

;

“Bless

you,”

“Naw,”

said

club

with

‘Ugh,”

}, .

qualifying

sneezed.

ball

balls.”

Turley

said Yogi. Turley.

“Me

healthy

said

“You

bodies.

Moose

gotta allergy,

and

Moose

are

the

huh?” only

Skowron,

the

ones

this

accident-prone

moun-

tain of muscle, who didn’t know what to say. Roger Maris climbed the dugout steps,

slightly

;

ankle

the day before. The bat had slipped from the hands of Pedro Ramos of the Senators. “How’s the ankle, Rog?” said Yogi with mother-hen solicitude.: “Better,” said Rager. “I never saw anything like that before. I'm having a warmup catch with Cerv and he shouts ‘watch out.’ I didn’t even know what to look for. I was looking for a ball and got hit: by a bat.” “What a game that was yesterday,” said Ralph Houk, the

/ r: | /| q

that

had

been

struck

pro-tem manager, as he

today.

‘No,’

said,

_ The

f f |

Stadium:

phone today,” said Bob Fishel, the “and asked him whether he’d be other

fellow’s

doin’

all

right.’ ”

press

box

was

athlete

swam

across

the

than

yesterday.

many

The

wrote

that. Burchard. could ;

Hudson

ane rash individual questioned could hold his own with. the

River

Paul

about.

make

at Poughkeepsie

his- ability New York

Hi-

good

immense

night was

on his

the

town

popularity

and that

struck he

out

will

whe

as. a swimmer. H Rangers in hocke

scrimmages. When we were young and had ‘a sports writers’ bas - ball league, Burchard strolled) into the Yankee Stadium after . sleepless

shot

put,

eighteen sadly

battess. ri

the

US.

but

it’s hard to. visua-

lize anyone tightening up such putters as Parry O'Brian of Los Angeles,

the

defending

champ;

Bill Nieder of Kansas, Dallas Long of Southern California, or Dave

Davis

Striders. The discus good.

Word

the

Los

throw sifts

Angeles

should

through

be from

Poland that Edmund Piatkowski is throwing well over 200 feet—and he heclds the world mark of 1966 %. Joe Scecseny of Hungary has tossed 193-8. Top US. flight discus throwers, while young (except for Fortune

Gordien).

compete

against

each other week after week. They learn to throw under pressure, while throwers from other eountries aren’t so fortunate. Relaxation,

under

pressure,

is the

key.

Al Oerter, 1956 champion, threw y May.

subdued

for

190 feet in his 1960

Jim Burchard

a better all-round He

mishap

three-run lead in the ninth, blow it eleventh. Poor Casey Stengel is sick television. It’s a wonder we didn’t

‘the

colleagues learned long ago every good-humored boast.

‘

a freakish

the

Bunyan of the sports writing profession was dead. Jim Burchard recently retired from The World-Telegram, was felled by a hear‘ attack at the age of 56. He had been a lusty, vigorous man whe

was

bat

favoring

wiped imaginary beads of perspiration

| from his brow. “We have a f| : and are lucky to win in the abed, watching at home on (, kill our stricken leader.” 1 “J spoke to Case on the q Yankee propaganda minister, here

a fungo

standard

Several from other countries are in the 60-foot class in the

Right, Willie?”.

Bill

some former greats in the broad jump. Gregg Bell of Indianapo-

He picked a bat out of the rack, stabbed a hole in the dirt in front of the dugout and drew one line to the right, another middle. “Those

Games.

foreign

Memphis,

The

of.

Howard.

thing> called

many

Sherwood,

Basket

“Why didn’t you shift to basketball?” asked Tony Kubek, quiet one.! _ “Oh, we tried basketball,” said Yogi qmennicernediy: “We were worse at that. Remember Ben Pucci, who uster' play tackle for Cleveland

standards,

and it will take a sound Rafer Johnson of Los Angeles, or -a much-improved Dave Edtrom of

the

are

decathlon.

for the first three years.”

Winning

Olympic

thre-j ats in the field events, and Vasily Kuznetzov of Russia now holds the world record in the There

Turley dubiously. “But I guess wae appreciate it. I never did.” man of diversified talents. “St. Louis all us kids from The Hill played socand a lot of others. It gave us someguess I was about 11 years old when

I started and we didn’t win a game

the

will head for the Rome

“Maybe ‘so,” said Bob have to play it as a kid to “T did,” said Yogi, a fis a great soccer town and cer, me and Joe Garagiola thing to do on Sundays. I

;

host of qualifiers by the time not,’ said Elston Howard. “Gosh, you're getting lazy,” {the final Olympic tryouts are

"hope sing

me-{

Rank

debut

in ear-

Babka of Palo

o, Calif., well after a series of nuscle pulls can not be overlo-

yked since he_is probably the strongest of the U.S. hopefuls. An event in which the USS. ‘ometimes surprises other counties

ovli

the. jovelin.

FLYING HIGH—Olympic ton clears seven feet.

‘MAJOR

hopeful

John

(AP Wirephoto.)

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Kansas

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White, St. Louis Mays, San Francisco

349 348

Berra, New York

341 |

Burgess,

342

Gentile,

322

Power, Cleveland Maris, New York RUNS BATTED Hansen, Baltimore Maris, New York .

Pittsburgh

Skinner, Pittsburgh HOME RUNS Boyer,

340

St. Louis

Mathews, Milwaukee Banks,

Chicago

Robinson,

Cincinnati

§.

Aaron, Milwaukee

McCovey,

San Francisco

Cepeda, San Francisco

Clemente, Pittsburgh McCovey, San Francisco Cepeda, San Francisco | Banks, Chicago

Robinson,

37 32 32 31

Cincinnati

Santori Is Selected Outstanding Player Fufi Santori, one of the Arewas’ selected mainstays, cibo the ‘of Player “Qutstanding

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and

local

poll con-

basketball

writ-

Baltimore

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27 27

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Cerv, New York

4 Minoso,

Kaline,

Chicago

Detroit

Mantle, New

York

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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, June 1, 1960

eh 2 ee

Rolls 583 Total a

By JIM bean two

Mexico

Sp ortswriter

made. a clean

Bowling

Tournament

sweep

{men’s

Martinez

crown

- | the women’s

and

the?

won

Marta

Lopez

championship

to add

won

the singles

Robinson Training Hard

Yorker

into

shape

and for

positively plans to show up the Pender fight. He said

his

failure

appear

Balti-

more recently, leading to his suspension by the Maryland Commission, was due to a misunder-

taking. Did Robinson knock ton? “I'd

UGAR RAY ROBINSON 7

PR. “Chutists Jump From 12,000 Feet HEMET,

Calif.

(Special

STAR)—A

series

made

here

last Thursday

rence

Moore

members

jumps

the

by Lau-

and

William

Stowell,

the

touring

Puerto

and

Lou

Sanborn,

of sports parachuting United States.

Over

Hemet’s

baton well,

passes Moore,

12,000

feet

120

were and

leader in

the

degrees

heat,

made by StoRichards at

altitude.

Diving for two miles in a period of 60 seconds, they were able to exchange the baton.

Members of

of the Hemet Chamber

Commerce

were

present

meet. Next

the

Pender

had

to win

to’win,”

in Bos-

is Honolulu.

Joanne

eight berths with

never

squawked

decision

in Boston

dict

Spender

for

about

the

split

ver-

Jan.

22).

From

the letters and wires I got after the fight, I seemed to have the sympathy

the

television

blic on my side.” How about that “I

think

I am

first

better

pu-

fight? prepared

for this one. Last time I only boxed six rounds getting ready, most

them

a store

window

in Boston. This time I have boxed 23 or 24 rounds already. It would have helped me to have had that tuneup in Baltimore. But I did have one fight in Baltimore (a one-round knockout over Tony Baldoni

April

and

I do

have

belt.

T was

rusty

last

time.”

impressive

dou-

ble victories yesterday in the British Women’s Amateur golf tour-

York

Miss

Gunderson,

the

from

Kirkland

Wa-

and

Berra;

Annis Treharne of Wales, 5 and 4, and then took the measure of Goldwell of England, 8 Miss Gunderson, awing

the gallery with her distance off the tees, crushed Pamela of Enof

6 and

5, and

England’s

Angela

then disposed

main

Bonallack,

hope,

5 and

Mrs.

Miss Goodwin from Haverhill, Massa. won over Elizabeth Paynter of England, 9 and 7, and Anne

Higgott of England, 3 and 2. The 18-year-old

Miss

had

the

pion,

upset

Elizzbeth

Higgott

earlier

defending

cham-

Prics.

Piersall

was a base

run-

thumb by second basé umpire Cal Drummond after a violent discussion. He went

back

the

Indians

—

helmets

71 (8)

Phila

102 030 06x—12

(9)

Kenzie (8) and Lau, Crandall (6); Gomez, Robinson (6), Short (6), Farrell (9) and Neeman, Dalyrmple (9). W-Short (2-0).” L-Burdette (3-2). HR—Philadelphia, Smith (1).

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St. Louis 18 Chicago 13 Phila. 13. ‘Last night’s

Cleveland

Milwaukee

(Hawkins 3-3) at Kan(Katt

at Boston

Casale

1-4)| and

(Lee

(Delock 0-0 and

2-3), twi-night.

LEAGUE

Pitts.

cluded.

sas City (Herbert 23), night.

night,

WwW 26

Last night’s games not included. Today’s Games New York (Maas 0-0) at Baltimore (Brown 3-1), night.

Washington

Francisco,

NATIONAL

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100

STANDINGS

LEAGUE

Chicago Detroit

0-1)

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002

Cleveland

New

gland,

who

NATIONAL

Chicago

ing performances.

Gillian and 6.

Knapp

Milwaukee

Barber

W-Walker

trounced

000

Walker,

Cleveland

first

Larry

moments,

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shington, became co-favorites for the title through their overpowerMiss

umpire

had called two strikes on: Harvey

gloves and protective onto the playing field.

WwW 24

power-hitter

Miss McIntire, the U.S. amateur champion from Lake Park, and

se-

101—2

nement.

Florida,

closed average

chief

exciting

and Courtney. L-Ford (2-3).

a man out. I am preparing for 15 rounds. Of course, a knockout always is the best insurance. Somehow, I always seem to do best when there is a challenge involved.

the 15 rounds with Pender under

stop

New

Gunderson, Joanne Goodwin and Anne Quast—captured half of the

“I

In-

dugout and started throwing bats,

AMERICAN

HARLECH, Wales (AP)—Four members of the U.S. Curtis Cup McIntire,

Outfielder

Cleveland

BASEBALL SCORES

U.S. Women ‘Dominate British Golf team—Barbara

said.

—

of the

scored a 190.1 ave-

don’t care how. I never go ae fight with the idea of knocking

were

Pican skydiving team with Don Richards, editor of Skydivers ma-

gazine

out

feel

Miguel Anaya rage. It had its

high

(AP)

Piersall

GB —

Ie 4% 5% 7

21 462 21 382, 27 325 = gsme2s not

7% 10 13 in-

Late Monday’s Game St. Louis 8, Los Angeles 3.

Today’s Games Chicago (Ellsworth 2-1) Francisco (Odell 2-4). (Buhl

3-2)

at at

San

New

is rounding

finished

in “men’s

pins.

Phila-

delphia (Owens 2-5) night. Cincinnati (Purkey 3-1) at Pittsburgh (Friend 6-2), night. St.'-Louis (Sadecki 0-2) at Los Anzales (Koufax 1-5), night.

40-year-old

and

competition.

Mexico

rt of -

team

can League president Joe Cronin for his behavior Monday at Comisky Park. \ Piersall was ordered out of the first game with the ‘White Sox when he started bothering

play. cond

game

dians, was fined $250 by Ameri-

laurels

172 in team

tremen-

Mexican

CHICAGO Jim

Venezuela came through in the men’s divisjen with the high average as Virgilio Garcia averaged }190.5 for ‘his team ana doubles

JACK HAND

averaged

put pn.a

The

its

the

$250 By Cronin

average for the 16 women in the tournament, singTes not included.

She

NEW YORK (AP)—Sugar Ray Robinson, five times the World Middleweight Champion, hopes to make it six on June 10 when he boxes Paul- Pender in Boston for the New York- Massachusetts version of the title. claims

with

last night. -

Jim Piersall Fined

cham-

as Marta Lopez also recorded high

doubles

For Pender Title Bout By

added

team

winning

nine

Luisa Anaya, 523-480, for the women’s trophy. Mexico

away

Center

such as the time Don ‘Yandel and Bob Lammey. of the. Puerto

the

‘|three pins under 200 for the 12 =| games of the elimination competition. / Marta Lopez defeated Maria

FOOTBA LL (IN MAY—Baltimore pitcher Steve Barber rolls into Boston second baseman Pumpsié Green to break up a doubleplay in Sunday’s game. (AP Wirephoto.)

Bowling

dous spurt in their-doubles with a 470, only to fall s'

pionship by defeating, Jesus Lopez, 583-499. The winner averaged

Brunswiek-Carib-

walking

Rico-USA

‘{to the team ard doubles titles Mexico won the first three days of the tournament. In fact, the men’s and women’s #|singles semi-finals were both all=| Mexican affairs. Martinez

of the

singles titles at the Star

Avelino

».

DOUGLAS

*‘ STAR