The San Juan Star (June 4, 1960)

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into

emergency

ction

annual

emergency,

of

the:

Festival

Casals “at. the

showed

up

' the moonlight.

The

about

concert

Nikita, In Rage,/OOftiz Asks Draft Bill

Stir Attacks Western Chang g e;easCauJ. ses LIDIN

in

Leaders Bitterly

began

at 9:40 and there were surpsingly fews<empty

seats.

~

Housewives were. caught with half-cooked meals on ue stoves. Many Island -Areas..Affected A Water Resources Authority

lines

districts.

into

Workmen

many

island

Khrushchev

began

toiling

senhower

at

about

8:30

many

p.m.

of

much

of

its

_ their

a

mass

of | people

way (See

abput

glitter,

at

POW

R,

Page

4)

Some

future

or s

vv

Party

was

fears

not willing to see Gera® erlin . vaithout

time

in

leader

German

permission.

made his Eisenhower’s

unspecified

East

the

sign a peace treaty with

‘|

Khrushchev

added

that

‘West

German Chancellor Konrad Ade-

nauer had lost his senses and should be put in a strait. jacket and taken to a lunatic asylum. Khrushchev called. for destruc: tiom:-of all-means of: delis

nuclear weapons and liquidation

‘a childrens’

WASHINGTON

House

jas ‘‘completely »| Premier ‘Nikita

The

branded.

untrue”

Soviet

S. Khrushchev’s statement that President Eisenhower fears and opposes jthe unification of Germany. Mrs. Anne Wheaton, as acting

THE. LONG WAIT—Maestro Pablo. : Seated, relaxes_ last night _in ‘makeshift light at Rr waiting for the power to come back on. He is surrounded by, from left to ri ht, Pianist Wilhelm Kempff, Alexander Schneider, an uan’ José. Castro, the latter two Festival directors. (STAR photo: by Gunter.Hett.)

th

press

secretary,

told reporters

the

4)

WASHINGTON,

Page

plebiscite a

bill

petition

is

by

now

at

inclusion

a plebiscite-bill

least

of

all

is that

a refusal

by one or more of the island's chief parties to participate) in the referendum would take away

prestige from its results in |th eyes of the world and the US. Congress.

The

BENJAMIN ORTIZ

for

gubernatorial

candidate

for

proffered

dismissed

plebiscite

“opinion

poll,”

authentic

plebiscite.

—

the

The to

as

and

a mere not

an

|

but

are

not

disinterested,

are members of a_ political (See FERRE, Page 4) i

calling

inclusion

of |the

tendencies.

second

testify

Court

who

notable

retired

Pelayo

voiced]

constitutionality (See

:

Popular

was

Judge

nitez,

Superior

Roman

doubts

jof

a

-PLEBISCY

»

Be-

on

th

referenPage

4)

BULLETIN

the

“Mufioz-

amendment

forced

political

Statehood Republican Party, yesterday

Ortiz

the

three alternatives is believed aimed at heading off pos ~ biscite claims that the count!) not representative of all three

By HAROLD J. LIDIN A nettled Luis A. Ferre, 1960

opinion

(See

the

Automatic

President

she

|As

three status positions would get around the problems that will! Ibe created’ if one or more of ithe island’s parties should boy-| cott the referendum, Ortiz said. A prime concern of the le :|lators pushing for passage._of

Worse still, the people who would make arrangements for “taking the samples” of public

himself.

inde-

islate,

President was informed of Khrushchey’s statement on Germany and of the Soviet leader’s slurs on the

‘There will be no comment,

and

\10 per cent of the island’s elecltorate is needed to get a particular status on the referendum

be

—(AP)—

of sta

commonwealth,

drafted,

home.

yesterday

be

|

Washington Ferre Calls |\Says K. Lied Referendum {|About Ike |\Opinion Poll White

would

|10'

and if Ike came here, the best running

“preferabl

jt

|.

like President

would

that

|:

Eisenhower as head of.a.great country like the United States get

of the

told t he committee

mdence were included by legis# ie order on the plebiscite iT

said yesterday it is dangerous

he could

in’ the House

Representatives, joint legislative hood,

MOSCOW (AP) — Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev

job

Ortiz,

if the three alternatives

of all iene bases as first steps |’ toward complete disarmament: Discussing a detalled |new Soviet dis ent proposal made } public Thursday night, ) Khrushchev said hat abolition of all types of carriers of nuclear .weapons would|constitute a firm guarantee against surprise attacks, (See KRUSHCHEV, Page 21)

to have a man

Benjamin

former Supreme Court jus‘tice and Popular Party floor-

Insult At President

in

yes-

plebiscite bill.

Lawyer

Nikita Heaves New

-efisg

theoreticians

“backed

President Ei-

béecauset-

East Germany which would bar the Western powers and all others from approaching West

fumbling

clumsily

yesterday

view on Germany while repeating his threat that the Soviet Union and its allies would

aiso reduced the elegantly-attired first night audience to anonymity —

reunified

Khrushchev charge about

Popular

had personally told him that he

“The United States unfied Germany.”

The power failure, whose darkness robbed the Festival Casals opening

said

(Eisenhower)

almost inmediately to “sectionalize” the circuits; he said, that is, put them on _ independent switches. Power hegan to go back on in Some metropolitan sections at

Two.

terday shook the first day of public hear-

ings on the plebiscite bill with testimony By PRESTON GROVER (AP)--Soviet Premier Nikita recommending basic changes iin the Mufioz-

MOSCOW.

spokesman said the damaged control switch coutrotled power

trunk

=

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fourth

milled)

ES # a

a

|

University of Puerto [Rico was delayed and those first nighters who

paid

Puerto Rice.

I

cases.

opening

Juau,

Oo

The

San

|

and, in} many cases, confusion. Traffic lights were off and autos jammed up. Some hospitals. lit candiet and transferred

at

4

The power went out shortly after™6+p.m. and. stayed out as ‘long’ as| three hours in some places. The failure threw darkened

3

r

°

Second-class postage

;

/itriéss Prefers 3 Plebiscit e hoices ;

llos, Rio Piedras, last night, " knocking out lights and power ‘in many areas of the jsland, -in-

|

1” 10%

Casals1 Hour A control switch: exploded

4

MOSCOW

(AP)—U.S.

ador

Llewellyn

been

called

back

Department for cennection

with

Ambass-

Thompson

to

the

has

State

consultation the

im

continued

criticism 6f President Eisenhower and American policy by Soviet leaders. Thompson will leave June 14

for

perhaps

Washington.

a

10-day stay

in

THE SAN JUAN

2

STAR

— Saturday, J

e 4, 1960

P.R. Group Collects P. R. Cuisine Wins Russians | i o F 0 9 Ch tle Aic 7 ' 7 $ |

Rum

Helps Too

By

GUNTER

If the way

<4

HETT

to a Russian’s

heart

By IRMA DEMORA

is through his stomach, Puerto Rico has won over a group of de-

legates

who

Piannmg here this

The to

attended

the

and Housmg week.

eight-man

leave

World

Congress

delegation,

the

island

due

today

for

president

visits to Baltimore and Philadelphia has developed a. taste for local delicacies, including mavi (a juice made from tropical roois), paetla, and, to a lesser extent,

Sen.

the

week-long

Ernesto

Juan

tutelage

A

of

Fonfrias, they

With

A

Enrique

gates sin does

crowded

around

Kalve asked, he live?’’

In

their

the

visits

‘‘But

preter

and

to the visited.

ladies

At

bowed

a low

of

the

cost

houses

they

in El

Em-

home

balse section, S. Shoomski, head of State Construction Committee, touched a concrete wall dividing two properties. They Use Bushes “We

use

bushes

for

this

pur-

hower’s

SALUD_Sen. al drink made smiles

Ernesto Juan ‘Fonfrias pours mavi (a locfrom tropical roots) for V. Masliev, who anticipation. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

in

good’”’ he said. ‘‘Why do you ‘this? It must cost a fortune.” Invited

into

a home,

they

ed surprise at finding electrical appliances. V.

father

of

two

Stalingrad, pose. They

filled

members =—

union

and

surrounded

trains

to prevent them from moving. At Shinagawa, the major railway terminal for industrial Japan, not a train left the yard in the first hour of the scheduled twohour work stoppage. About 5,000 students and jammed 20 Loudspeakers

statements

radical Zengakugev left wing unionists station entrances. boomed out such

as:

‘‘Today’s

demons-

tration is intended to prevent Workers are demonstrating

for ourselves

but

on behalf

the Japanese people.” The demonstrators are ing the resignation of

Nobusuke

Kishi,

new

security

ned

Eisenhower

Earlier, the

heavily

as

of all

demandPremier

scrapping

treaty

visit

and

of the

the

plan-

in June.

students

guarded

war. not

stormed

official

resi-

is donating

by

the facili-

and

Bacardi

Corp.

ing

rum,

which

will’ be

is

donat-

sold

be-

to benefit the fund.

San

Ponce — Partly with a chance of

show-

so many Masliaev,

children

took are

do

back

in

a liking to the cheap and look

‘boy of a pack

the of

house and gave him Russian cigarettes to

give to his father. Masliaev later admitted that before the Congress, none of the delegates

of iyeig

Rico.

“But in a few days,” he “‘we have seen many useful,

ed, ie

and

had

have

heard

made

many

friends.’ +

of prime minister Nobusuke

Kishi, the premier himself was on a nationwide television program

defending his government’s alliance with

the

Kishi

free

nations.

explained

the

political turmoil was damental difference

the

view

that

current

over a funof opinion:

Japan

should

align

itself with Russia and Communist China, as the opposition Socialists want, and the view that Japan

should side with the United States. Regretting

the

Socialist

boycott

of the Diet over the treaty issue, the premier declared) he was “‘willimg

to

talk

frankly

with

op-

position leaders in order to protect parliamentarianism.”’

_

After their initial break premier’s

students

were

charged, hundred

Heads men

street

official

into the

residence

forced

out,

three times by helmeted police,

the

then several

were bloodied and college

and

in

coeds

a

wild

knocked

to

free-for-all

the

that

<7

The officers, directors, and members of the Mens Club of the Jewish Community Center of Puerto Rico deeply mourn the passing of their esteemed member and former Vice-President Louis Lictenstein who resided at 98-01-67th Ave. Forrest Hills, New York. His active participation and his friendly spirit will be mourned. May his memory be for a blessing.

HENRY

BRODER, President EE

ESE

IS

IR TT)

Federation,

grounds opposite building. About entrance, phalanx

| }

be $2 ea each.

_ Among the, contributions received yesterday, Bonnet said, .yar following: Kresto-Denia, to

the ep

of powdered milk: Puerto Land Authority, 35. cases ‘of fru juices; Association of Women ne sidents of the University of Puerto

of them, ‘wis gained were forced out by a of blue-uniformed helmettheir number,

lines

the

guarding

solid

the open

were

fired

and

no

one

appeared to have been seriously hurt. At least one policeman was

pummeled

by

students.

UNION

the

Leurel

St.,

Virgin.

ninth-grade School, San

Lianza,

to

18

knots.

JUAN: cord

HIGH: HIGH

93 at 2:15 p.m. for

June

RES:

89

3

for

at

SAN

(new

San

at

re-

Juan).

LOW:

76.

TEMPERATU-

New

York,

74,

partly

cloudy;

Washington,

80,

partly

cloudy;

Philadelphia,

81,

partly

cloudy;

Boston,

partly

clou-

dy; Miami, 84, showers; Francisco, 82, clear.

60,

San

Lincoln the as-

of

the

Boy

Scouts,

constitute a ‘‘door-to-door’’ tion committee.

Hernandez

to

collee-

said his organization,

sponsored by Gen. John H. McGee, is composed of 87 members, 45

from San Juan and 42 from Bayamon.

They

khaki ‘bands

trousers, and; blue arm with BM in gold letters.

The ached

state committee may ;be reby phone at either 3-5304

or

at

494,

wear

3-0178, San

or

white

by

shirts,

mail

at

Box

Juan.

Convicded Seamen Lose Sailing Papers ed

8

TEMPERATURES:

graduate of Juan, offered

sistance of the “Brigada Militar,” a teen-age boys. club, and was asked to cooperate with Conrado

from

Sailing

papers

of

seamen,

both

sentenced

in

narcotics

two

Federal

violations,

yesterday

court were

for

revok-

following

special

hearings held at the Guard Marine Inspection

in San

local

recently

Coast Office

Juan.

Losing

their

at hearings

seamen’s

before

CG

Papers

Examiner

Allen Smith of Miami, Fla., were Ramon Camacho Diaz, 34, a native of Villalba, whose present

residence

is in

New

York

and Antonio Rodriguez 32 of San Juan. Under

U.S.

merchant

seamen convicted of violations forfeit their

narcotics rights ito

sailing

the

law,

City, Lopez,

Papers,

but

may

appeal

for a review of their case three years after the revocation date. Sat.,

June

High

3:42 a.m. 3:33 a.m.

Ponee:

4:36

Mayaguez:

3:16 a.m. Lew

San Juan: Fajardo: Ponce: Mayaguez:

Juan:

4:30

°

p.m.

4:34 D.m.

Lew

10:59 10:38 7:57 10:41

p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m

5

a.m.

a.m.

10:45 a.m.

OF SAN Les

Sam Juan - Santarce Bie Piedras - Barrie Can Tel. 3-2467 for

p.m.

5:43 p.m. 7:15 p.m.

3:31 p.m.

and

.

Saturday

Rpto.

5:57

Obrere information

assistance

Dr.

Tides

Tides

8:25

All Night Pharmacy Fernandez Jurcos 1304 Santurce Tel. 3-5169 Dectors on Night Duty

Puerte

Nuevo

Ivan

&

Caparra

Banucci

Terrace

|

Metropolitane

M 10 303 Tel 64283

Dr. Rafael A. Cayey Road Tel.

Caguas Jimenez

2817

Sunday

11:03 a.m, 10:52 a.m.

Ponce

Sat. & Sum., June 4—5

Metropolitan Area

a.m. a.m. a.m, a.m.

4:04 a.m.

San Juan: Fajardo:

Donald IE. Johnson;

6:16

4:21 a.m. 5:01 a.m,

Mayaguez:

Punta

5:00 p.m. 4:51 p.m.

a.m.

June

High asec: once:

Emergency Registry ,

Tides

10:22 10:11 7:53 10:04 Sun.,

San

4

Tides

San Juan: Fajardo;

Mayaguez:

CHURCH 2310

and

by Alberto Rivera, Jr. Manuel Hernandez, 18,

merchant

gate.

of their own, driving the mob 50 yards down the street. shots

Rico

police

Fifteen minutes Jater, several hundred police launched an assault

No

Puerto

into

70

through

today after-

headed Juan

Islands — Partly cloudy with a few scattered showers today and tonight, mostly fair tomorow. . WINDS Southeasterly

STATESIDE

swollen to 1,500, they’ made two more unsuccessful attempts to

surge

cloudy isolated

YESTERDAY’S

broke

Later,

and

showers.

YESTERDAY’S

of Kishi’s official home, the massive stone Diet

ed policemen.

time

|

put the students in retreat. At least 20 students were cut, bruised and bleeding after the clash. Thirteen were arrested. The students, black uniformed members of the leftwing Zengakuren

night

YESTERDAY’S 1:30 p.m.

|

Juan

noon showers, and generaly fair tonight and tomorow. Mayaguez —Generaly fair today and partly cloudy tonight with isolated

} T

‘suai (AP)—Left wing demonstrators blocked transportation toprotest carer the U. S.-Japan secutrity treaty and President Eisen-

visit.

Railway

sponsored

ties

FORECAST:

Protests; Heads Are Bloodied TOKYO, in a new

Theater

WEATHER

Japanese Stage New Anti-U.S. day

show-

at the

will include local actors and actresses. The film to be shown is

sites,

ceremoniously

movie

tonight

Hosts and hostesses at the affair

where

to housing

held

=| fore the-show

An-

the delegates, who were friendly and relaxed, seemed eager to. observe everything and took notes and photos at a rapid pace. They chatted through an inter-

reported,

midnight

be

management

dele-

it and

Bonnet

the Committee of Puerto Rican Actors and Actresses for Chilean Aid, Bonnet reported. The theater

Lobster

Velez,

will

Paramount

The encounter with the lobster teok place Thursday night at Ce cilia’s Place, an Isla Verde restaurant. When a live shell fish was brought to their table by owner

Luis

special

ing

also visited public and _ private housing sites. In their travels, they were surprised by the sight of lobsters and amazed at seeing refrigerators and television sets in slum areas. Encounter

“Del Cuple jal’ Tango." ani tickets

will’

He added that Mrs. Ines M. de Mufioz Marin, wifeof the Gover- $107.55, and $100 cash from nor, had accepted the appoint- Rico, ment of honorary president of the | the “Happy “Bunch” club, a teenage, group from Puerto Nuevo, committee.

rum.

Under

0-

The. Puerto: Rico: State: Commit tee for. Chilean Aid, . organized this week, has, received a -totaj of $7,790 and.a quantity of -foodstuffs as of. yesterday, .committee

Puerto 9:08

Nueve

&

Caparra

Fernandez

p.m

Terrace

Isales

JUAN

Morics

Pastor

j

|

You are welcome at the English Speaking

Church

which

serves

people of all faiths. |

Church School and Worship Service 9 A.M. end 11:00 A.

Youth

Groups Phone

6:00

3-4197

| \

p.m.

Professional Stop

30

Ambulance —

Hato

Tel. 6-0262 of 6-2222

Rey

Ext. 20

It impossible to locate your M.D. ‘im emergency coll 3-2467 and the Medical Association will

contect

@

you.

)

doctor

immedictely

—~

PALE

METZLER

‘

=

es

|

Mrs.

Marvin

of

rectors of the Deborah orphaned

and

for:

abandoned

cchil-

dren; W. L. Neill and Jaime B. Sorentini, both members of the Home’s board of directors; Dr. and Mrs. Roberto’ Buxeda, and Mrs. Claudia Moore. The

campaign

is

to

be

con-

PR Red Cross To Have Own Blood Bank A

regional

blood

bank

six

months,

it-

will and

said

was

have mobile

island.

modern units to

Later

on,

to include the the program.

At have

an-

Porrata, ‘equipment cover the

it

is

Virgin

planned

Islands

the start, the bank from 10 to 15,000

of| blood housed

ce

Dr.

available in

a

until

and

building

the

in

will pints

will

in

be

Santur-

Medical

Center

will be moved to the Center.’ Porrata added that the addition of this blood bank is part of the national program of the Red Cross and is being extendto

of

his

mal

Puerto

Rico

official

petition

vention

as

a

report

at

of

the

the

result

and

for-

Annual

Con-

National

Red

Cross held in Kansas City in May. It also follows the visit here recently of National Vice

President Robert F.- Shea. According to Porrata, the Red Cross Regional Blood Bank

will be ly free

Personnel This

operated on a_practicalbasis, with ‘volunteer

and

will

Practices nors ‘and

of

he

donors.

added,

the

“professional”:

charging also of

type

blood

end

of

for donating blood, the “two-for-one”

donation.

of

the

cocktail

be

to

bank

the

in

|

no

salaried

fund-raisers.

Deborah

Home

and

at

Mr.

and

the

their

Deborah

Mrs.

three

Home

small

ternal

Department

wPperate

Toro

tax

re-

planted

patch

at his

of

sentenced

to

years

sale of heroin, and jurjo Olivo, 21, of

three

years

Helen despite

loss

who

of sight,

speech, was born Ala., in 1890.

succeeded hearing

in

Tuscumbia,

Beach

hognose

is

a

harmless

American snake whd dead” to repel an enemy.

NEW

Condado

complete

and We

.wecialize

replacement

heels

(all

in of

types).

repairs

or

ladies spike <

mer)

We

expert

shoe

repair:

Luggage

repair

service

mrropromo

GEORGETT!

STOF

2%,

corner SANTURCE

- TEL.

MERCY Y of

MISSION—Fiying in i from Hiirope, Princéds Grace arrives at New York’s Idlewild Jo en

Monaco

route to Philadelphia to visit her ailing father, (AP

Wirephoto.)

with Insured Satety.

et

2.1909

a

the

emma emasettiptte

training

things

you

can

—

like

bed

day! around

usual

when

in

never

underwater

suddenly

‘object,

I

but

expected

life.

I could

sure

spied

a

that

I

one to find

I couldn’t

cutting

sea, and

off

read

amid

touch- it

my

the

in the

air,

but

“Ron

Su-

John S.

47,

Save

by

Semiannually

on

Mail all accounts

CENTRAL FEDERAL SAVINGS and

Loan

Assn.

Arecibo,

P. R.

air. . .,” and

might be said for

favorite- rum,

ever'run

Your savings working here WILL bring

delivery

cope

provided

hobby now, some snorkel

the other floating

without

on

but of this we are sure:

ard

July,

five years,

are

ocean

that the same

Hotel

Pickup

$350,

perior” label clearly! It got me thinking of that cigarette ad which goes, “On land,

Storks MAY bring babies,

service.

degrees will go

special

crazy

that

I saw been

marine

Bar

REPAIR

three

Towne

the

at

had

you attractive dividends

YOR K SHOE A

Beach

raises

L

familiar

Director Office

“plays

to

one

my roomate left behind he returned |to the States.

stuff,

ability.

North

July

the water for an hour or so, look

ing

Manager and _ Hostess. Should have some bilingual

pay

J.

what Vd

Kelly.

WANTED Combined

of

and,

to

$430, and

fields.

my

Keller,

July,

in specific

Man,

of

marihuana.

in

find on

the

purchase

in

After

years, $340;

with

gear when

German SanCatafio, drew

for the

two

I've got a new since I icame across

in

for

$325

by

Luis Rosario Santurce was

five

five

|.

Sabana Grande. Two other sentences handed down by Judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario also involved narcotics violations as Jose Echevarria 30; of

$270

1961.

for persons

a

house

6

TOWNE...

marihuana,

mother’s

three years,

$330, and

goi to

July,

Other

Cintron, 25, of Sabanaj in Federal court yes-|:

ismall

years,

|

four years, $450.

and

ton case involving the cultivation|of a narcotic plant in the past| nine years. Toro was arrested before he could havest

the

four

5

1961. After one year, $370; two years, $390; three years, $410;

with

Ferdinand

$270;

Teachers with doctor’s who now start at $250,

to

brought

to

$250;

f

years, $360; four years, $380, and five years, $400.

U.S. District Attorney Francisco A. Gil, Jr. said it was the

blood

island.

will

in

year, $320;

daughters.

sentence

years,

years,

$350.

$300

marihuana_ without to pay a special In-

Revenue

four

$220,

Cintron Four Years fouriyear

two

é

Those with a master’s degree with a present Starting ‘salary of

Growing Marihuana illegally Gets Toro Growing registering

$230;

years,

years,

preand

Frederickson

be

$310;

chil-

live responsible lives. Thirty-seven children now

monthly, ‘will: jump to $180 on July ip and to $210 in July, 1961. After jone year of service, pay

$270; two years, $290;

home.

the

Legisla-

3290, and five years, $310. Teachers with a bachelor de - > sree who now start at $190 will 30 to'$220 in July and @ $250, im July 1961. After one year,

start:

as a private

the

The raises will take effect in the following way: Starting salaries for teachers with: normal degrees, how $150

three

or will

was

to

-

will

Apply to Personnel A

in “his

=

parties,

The

side

Administration, and of other ins. that

no

:

ed 20 years ago by Helena Felix, a Dutch women who became j interested in the problem. of homeless orphans. The home has | .| been particularly effective in caring for children because it is run with a minimum of re-

Health, the Medical Assn., the Pathologists Assn., the’ Veterans titutions

be

a

There

balls, raffles, give-aways fund-raising affairs. There

do-

The project, Porrata, said has received the approval and coo-

Peration

directly.

will

law

Rio Pie- ‘Grande, terday. the bank

being constructed in dras is ready. Then,

ed

contributions

oa

public school :teachers’ ‘pay rise ve /and assigned: PS ‘million for educational reform ‘the constructior Le mo onmeping | premier Ao. _undertake

-was unanimously decided all efforts of fund-raisers be devoted to soliciting

dren leave when they are pared; to be self-sufficient

nounced yesterday by Dr. Jose Luis Porrata, president of the

chapter. The bank,

It that will

gulations

will

ay

in:

fatilities° for train2

It is non-sectarian, and

be established by the Puerto Rico Chapter of the Red Cross

within

a modern‘

——

ture.

ing and educating the childrén: Started 20 Years Ago

di-

Home

children,

firthary, and

were Mr. And

Frederickson,

annual

Ee

At the meeting

De-|

Rio: Grande:

ineeanehnen anita

for’ 100

citizens at the home

subse-

aia

minded

the

construction of a new

‘Forty-seven acres of land will tontain a ‘farm, aceommodations

Mr. and Mrs. John F. ‘Tomlinson, 6 Gertrudis St, Ocean Park,, Santurce.

me cere

and

borah: ‘Home..at

quent

spon

“Dollars for Deborah,” a non-| chase of. land

3

Governor Signs Teacher

‘Dollars For Deborah’ Drive profit charity campaign te bea the Deborah Home, Rio iedras, was launched Wednesday night by a group of civic-

|

s

pentane

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for

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the

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just had

day, me

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might

say

a

telepathic

reaction set in, for-he suggested we partake of some refreshment — specifically a “Rosa Cocktail.” « After a couple of them he was all

for

going

back

to

where

I'd

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home

did find out the answer, this point I headed ‘for

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i

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s

g

THE SAN JUAN, STAR — Saturday, June 4,-1960

PLEBISCITE (Continued

From

Page

“totalitarian.” Garcia Calderoqn also quizzed Ortiz about a possible plebiscite the same day of the general elec-

1)

dum called by petition of electorate. A referendum: on "status,

sisted

the

gative

of

judge, the

the terms should be The

was

a

the

The _ witness

prero-

Legislature

of set

of

Ortiz

was

intense, and came from. both Republican and Independence tegislators. Statehood Republican President Miguel Angel Garcia Mendez asked if Ortiz would accept a plebiscite on the eve of the November general elections, while his colleague, Rep. Jose A. Garcia Calderon suggested that inclusion of a status

in

th®

will

plebiscite—against

of

the

party

the

traditio-

would

status

the

defends

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that

plebiscite

replied

held

that

ori, or

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and

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questioning

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the

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The

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The

pins,

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gree

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WASHINGTON

its

(Centinued

said,

on

From

prices that Impressive Cointreau, Ask them and French

one dollar for each

Khrushchev’s

1)

statements

trip

fares

one-way

ticket,

gerous’’ nation.

for

But,

Mrs.

“the

and that it is ‘‘dan-

him

to

head

a

great

grt

fares.

Wheaton

chairman’s

him

went

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the

(Khrushchev’s)

temperature

in

San

of

Juan

San

Juan

according

Dave

of

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a

for

ing the old

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Smedley,

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since

to

the

U.

S.

Spanish

It also set

June

3,

he

unwilling

(Eisen-

to

brother

break-

guitarist of

the

Paco

San

about

a

famed

the air conditioner went

AS

soon

Kempff

as

the lights

sprang

to

on,

piano

began playing.

He stopped for the

and called “These aye

off,

of the soloist

went

the

ly,

and

abrupt-

a piano tuner. inconveniences

of modern living,” he said. conditioning. I have played fectly

wonderful

pianos

‘‘Air per-

that

sat

in the heat all their lives.” In another corner, assistant director

laughed

Alexander

Sch-

clapped

while

and

is

also String

Pablo

Casals

of

the

sat

quietly

and

Other

musicians,

undaunted,

tuned up by candle light and flash

light.

Auxilio

Used

Reserve

Mutuo

Power

Hospital,

in Hato

Rey, utilized its special generator to supply electricity to the operating room and emergency ward,

while the rest of the hospital lighted by battery the blackout.

Rio

Piedras

which

has

lamps

District

no

special

was

during

Hospital, facilities

te

cope with

electrical failures, was

forced

transfer

to

patient

to

one

Municipal

maternity

Hospital

in

Santurce. Rooms in the hospital were lighted by candles distributed by nurses. The

blackcut

homes

lots

of

also

people

to those

apparently

out

bright

of

parts

dark of the

area that were not affected. added to traffic jams. Cars oline At

were

race

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ten

stations

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S. J. Temperature

Papa this y: w”:ould be a cashmere pullover from Bolero, Inc., on Main St. and in the V. I. Hotel.

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Concert master Lauren. , . Glickman frantically sought a piano tuner. The warm, damp auditorium air that accumulated quickly

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vacationland. .. is

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dependence.

Eastern Air Lines proposed to raise its fares 5 per cent, plus

and to

statehood

irrevo-

Puerto

sent

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ing

and

for

claims that Munoz upholds Commonwealth as a means of “keep-

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sovereign

in will power”

93

Sheldon

two

cable solutions” claimed Ferre.

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state-

ican spirit and the dignity of the Puerto Rican people.” Later that same year, in December 1937, Mufioz preached that statehood and independence were the

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and

hood are the only two status forms “consistent with the Amer-

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‘He quotéd statements attributed to Mufioz,' made’ in 1937; wherein the Governor ‘allegedly

instead. SUMMER

(Continued

standingg imi stall gro

settled.”

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one-way

Caribbean

it is to

—

Airways

Other smaller

look

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‘site

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, June 4, 1960

Skydiving Woman Plunges To Extension Seen As Forecasting — Death As Husband Watches

2

}

Pa /

ti

:

\

ELSINORE :Galif. ((AP)— “She’s dead, Vian’s dead;”

~ bewildered

husband ‘mumbled: ; He

shis . three children and ‘watched

had just} steod. with

‘his: wife ‘plummet

’'By* WALTER ‘S. PRIEST ° “9

3,500

SAR “Washington | Bureau-'! ? > WASHINGTON '— Powerful ‘seg“Oh, No! Oh, My God, ments -of Congress..and the. sugar

feet in a parachute death ‘dive:

‘\Mrs. Vanda* Pfeiffer, 32) bea gies nd was killed Monday on her first free rindustry were free to turn: their jump as a “skydivéf,” a hobby No!” from a:woman:in the ¢rowd: attention to a “‘new look” in Sugar she had shared with Her engineer . The attractive housewife’s body Acts now that--the-greund rules: into the husband, William, for about a slammed earth and for extending ‘the, present ‘ had bounced into the air like a mario- been ‘laid down for this ade eT year. nette on. strings. Legislation extending the present Skydiving is a relatively. new A loud gasp came from the Program past its Dec. 31: expisport that has quite a following at this small southern California crowd containing many jumpers. ration date tumbled out of the airstrip. Divers soar free like Pfeiffer stood transfixed, then House Agriculture Committee on birds, sometimes for thousands started toward his wife’s crumpl- Wednesday looking much as Chairof feet, before opening their ed body. He was intercepted by man Harold D. Cooley (D.-N.C.) friends and bundled with the designed it and industry officials parachutes. Mrs.

Pfeiffer

frozen from

a

when

light

plane

Picturesque

Arms

was

children

she ‘leaped

“She’s

apparently

by fear

hills

circling

and

folded

airfield.

the

tight’ across“ her

chest, she dropped like a wounded dove as her husband, the children and about 100 spectators on the ground fascination.

- “I

watched .

watched

in

no

cord).”

effort

to

|

“We pull,”

fore.

the

:

ign

quotas

150,

if a crisis -in ‘Cuban ‘relations de- prod

|velops. Cooley opposed the’ idea.

It was rejected 19-14 in committee. ~ With the pattern of |a ‘one-year extension

men

what

seemingly

could

start

comes next.

creasing

attention

troduced

by

set,

thinking’

sugar-

about

Attracting is {a

Sen.

bill

4G

the

proposal

would

pull

(the

ing wife, Deena,

who, stood

he

over,

is expect-

COMMONWEALTH

island's es

tons would go to beet and 50,000 to mainland areas. . : President would also recéive

authority to further cut the Cuban

quota) in any one year.

Smathers

would

add

ground

the

rge

A.

jwhich

ap-

suppliers

Smathers

bill can’t pass ithis

tion

substantial

for

services

of Legal wealth

50,

for

chief

the

OF PUERTO

of

Labor,

in

Rio Piedras. Home, Hato

Capitol

The Rey,

Ehret made

rangements.

Funeral A

Mass

funeral

‘today

at

Catholic

for 43.

am.

at

Church,

Anthony

Funeral the ar-

will

be

San

Antonio

Rio

Magnolia

Urbanization,

held.

Piedras,

Eichhorn,

76,

St.,

Santa

Rio

Piedras.

of

Maria

Eichhorn died unexpectedly Thursday at: his home. Friends

} *

were

received

neral

Home,

at the Ehret

Hato

Rey

Fu-

last night.

He is survived by his ridow, Elizabeth, and a daughter, Mrs.

Irene

Najera.

‘

Queen To Visit India LONDON

Palace nounced

(AP)

—

yesterday that

and

Prince

dia

earlyin

Although

Buckingham

officially

Queen

Philip

1961.

no

yet determined,

date

an-

Elizabeth

will has

visit

In-

been

as

the visit probably

will be in February, it was stated. The

Queen

and

her

-

' Committee of the House of Representatives

which have.

~\under consideration the bills filed in both Legisl ative Cham-

bers for the purpose of authorizing the holding of a plebiscit e

in connection with the political status of Puerto Rico, and for

Today

mass

9

Cemetery,

Appointments

and Impeachment Proceedings of the Senate and the Special

were

held yesterday. Candelario died Thursday at his home, 1563 Po St. Urbanization El Paraiso, of a liver ailment. He is survived by his widow, Zaida Luigei, and by two children. was

the implementation of said plebiscite, will hold joint public hearings Today Saturday the Fourth of June, 1960 at ten o'clock in the morning, in the Hearings Room of the

House of Representatives, for the purpose of receiving testi-

mony in connection with this legislation, dealing with the pol-.

itical status of Puerto Rico.

|

All interested persons are invited to be present at these public hearings, which will cotinue during Sunday and Mon-

day the 5th and 6th of June.

|

husband

also will visit Pakistan early next year, cog

San Juan, Puerto Rico, this Ist. day of June 1960.

GOING

ON VACATION? Protect

your

Call”

Armored

Puerto

6-3559.

home.

Service

Rico,

or

‘

RICO

The Committeeon Intericr Government,

Bureau

Affairs of the Common-

Department

Burial

revisions

&

Domingo

of

of

Inc.

6-5368

NESTOR

RIGUAL

JULIO

Secretary

House

the

of

Representatives

C. TORRES Secretary

,

Senate

of

Puerto

in

is expected to,re-introduce His bill

next’ year.

Buried In Rio Piedras Candelario,

to

the marketing structure. Smathers

PUBLIC HEARINGS

only

five

U. S.| list and increase the PhilipPine quota to 1,017,400 tons. Senate sources believe that the

American

{

Domingo Candelario Funeral

In addition,

at least

in-

of the U.|S. market

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

As Mrs. Pfeiffer plunged closer

tons this,

Latin}

one year and authorizes cuts in Smathers. bill calls for a fourCuba’s share of the market if Cuyear act with a flat 10 per cent ba fails to deliver its U. S, quota. cut in Cuiia’s quota by Pegging the Swift House approval

his be

rip-

with

divide

301,695. then. Of

in-

Smathers (D.-Fla.). Some sources predict”

cane The

producers

| totaling, Cuba since

year, The bill, approved parently . “‘offers something to but probably could muster more by a party line vote of 20-13, exeverybody” will set a) new style support than any existing sugges tends the quota setting act for in Sugar Act legislation.

a mo“...She

|

grassy

dead, and

it would.

fo

in granted

1956 level of 2,808,000.tons.

way

were expect ng her to said Barrett’ non-jump-

the

She’s over

Pfeiffer himself had made first free jump just an’hour

Pfeiffer and the children, Chuck, 12;, Peggy, 10, and Roger, 9. to

knew

car.

authorityto slash

the

Barrett, 33, who

jumped from the plane ment after Mrs. Pfeiffer.

made

dead,

repeating

a

Republican threats to carry their fight. to the floor for presidential

at

Domestic

horrified /

her ‘all

down,,” said Dan

kept

into

ed, possibly next week. } 23 Industry ~. sources | discounted

Rico

6

THE SAN JUAN

Island Recruit Honored By Army FORT JACKSON, S. C. — Re eruit Rafael A. Cortes, husband of Mrs. Mary Rivera de Cortes, 217 de Diego st., Rio Piedras was chosen outstanding trainee of his unit at Fortaleza Jackson,

accomplishment by Christian H. Clarke

Maj. Gen. during gra-

duation

held

and

pany

presented

a

COFFEE NEW tos No.

Jes

17

ing

High

Close

futures

Low

36.85 34.95

36.85 34.85

34.90

33.60

33.68-69

closed

3

to

lower.

High

High

Low

44.60 44.45

Dec

44.55

44.40 42.55

42.65

A-Asked:

recognition

eight weeks

of

of basis com-

a graduate of de Colombia

School

in

Rio

42.55N

UTILS

N-Nominal.

Piedras.

Close 628.98 139.66

INDUS RRS

44.41N

the ReSenior

JONES

Close

44.55

Train-

leadership, miand proficiency

DOW

Sa-

contracts.

dly Sep

in

2nd

training.

He is publica

36.85N

6

Battalion,

Regiment

bat

13

_ 33.69

A, 7th

during

include Santos Bour75A and 5S 35.50-35. to

Sg

his outstanding litaxy bearing,

SanCost

futures closed unchanged Sales 15 contracts.

here.

Cortes was selected from approximately 200 trainees of Com-

of

YORK (AP)-~Coffee spot 4 ex-dock closed at 37.50A.

TSA

*

recently.

FUTURES

and freight offerings bons 3S at 3650.36. “B” higher.

certificate

ceremonies

Changes Up 1.11 Up 0.79

389.09 205.80

STKS

Up Up

0.33 0.60

STAR — Saturday, June 4, 1960

Market Closes Higher By JOHN

SALE

yesterday.

of

Trading

Avenue.

below

their

best

closed along siles

higher.

TELS:

3-4033

or

It’s food

and

clothing, shelter and

Of

The

1,225

issues

YORK No.

6

197

changed

unchanged

Raw

sugar

tailor-made

Dept.

MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER & SMITH INC Members and 250

Fortaleza

all St.

San Juan, P. R.

New

York

other

Principal

Stock

|

Exchange

Exchanges

P. 0. Box 4343 Tel. 2-4184

shares

3,730,00

Thursday.

shares :

General Telephone & Electronics again was most active stock, dropping

%

es.

to

30%

on

82,600

off

4.

«

Prices

(Due culties,

Chem

Amerada

‘+M, i Fu

52% 29

32% 87%

Co

Pet

and.

Polaroid

U.S.

+

61%

+%

Merck

Am

Tel Tel

91 55%

4+ 5% +1

Nat Nat

Cash Dairy

+%

Nat

Dis

+¥%

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Gyps

Ye

+%

50

6414 34% 323%

+g

Av

68%

Beth Steel Boeing Air Borg War Burroughs Cdn Pace Celanese

45%

+1% tM,

26% 37%

kk 43%

Cer

30% 47% 40% 59%

Cities Coca Cont Crn Curt Doug Dow

Sv Cola Oil Zell Wr Air Che

Pan

A

Pa

RR

Wy

Pepsi Pfizer

Cola

Phelps

D

+ 5%

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44

19%

29

we

90

20434

= % -—2M%

26% 118%

=]

-%

Air

Phillips

Pure RCA

Oil

Raytheon

Stl

30%

Socony

Mobil

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Gillette

69%

Southn

Co

mI

Goodrich

68%

Sperry

Rd

My + “+56

Std St St St St

Gulf

Puerto Rico for. architects,

builders and ; Juan

Intercontinental Hotel

June

2-8,

1960

and

Oil

tomorrow

Saturday

— 1:00 to 10:00 P.M.

Sunday

— 1:00 to

8:00 P.M.

BY:

ORKIN Expositions. Management

READ THE CLASSIFIEDS

27% 510% 43% 56% 100% 44%

Bus M Harv Nick Paper

Int Tel Jones

& Tel &

Kaiser

L

+2 +5 | + %

67%

Al

47Mp 75 51%

Kennecott Libby Owens

the the

next

Civil

—% +

Unit

Items

da (1)

for

cedures, (3)

(4) Red Civil

on

the

the

of

at 2 p.m.

tentative

conference

a general

weather tion

Airport

(2)

of

hurricane

public

hurricane

evacuation

agen-

include:

discussion

bureau

the pro-

disseminainformation,

‘procedures,

and

coordination between the Cross and the Office of Defense.

Unit US US

Aire

43%

+% a1

28% 75%

7%

Fruit

Rub Steel

West

Yng

+2%

1934 36%

Unch Unch

3558 ‘45% 24

+%

ot cy

—% +%

40%

+%

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FR

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“i +%

-1% +%

+h%

81%

Uni

Sh

3234

3534 2548 5838 -

&

+%

to 1% 4914 103% + 3% 11412 -2% Higher

T

Tone Sales

3,340,000

Of Special

Mer-

Th

—% =e

13% 13536

Carbide

Total

eado Reveron will preside over the conference, to be held in the Terminal Building at In-

ternational

Airs

Zenith

during

director

W

Markét

for the will be

att

42%

Brand Oil Cal Oil Ind Oil (NJ) Oil Oh

Un

Subcommittee.

Defense

Tran

Tran

seventh annual meeting of Puerto Rico Hurricane Pre-

Paredness

Shell

1% +1%

—%

Friday

Roeb Oil

Stud Pack Texaco

Hurricane Season Safely Procedures Safety procedures 1960 hurricane season

Dutch

Sears Shell

+3%

Meeting To Parley

discussed

Open to the public today

Int Int Int Int

TY,

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Tel

39

+%

+i,

Gen

in

19% 32%

53%

Sinclair

Co

91 227%

-1% Unch —VW +1 -% +H

37%

—%

&

+3

Roy

as

Grace

+h% =

+% = 4%

Motors

techniques

|

Reyn Tob

Met

Gen

and

+% -—3% “19 “4%

63% 551% 6634

Reyn

90%

+ —-1% — %

Unch

41%

Elec

67%

T™%

12% 4356 30% 45%

Gen

Ford

=

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Pet

Repub

424

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43% 6134

41%

San

Air Ko

Airl

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Unch

55

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Unch +1%

24

41% 435% 18114 60% 6814 53 2836

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—%

220

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2512

43%

duPont

Mont

Mfg

Ch

39% 24%

Pas

Monsan

79 211¢-

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Motorola Nat Bis

de

made

35%

Lorillard Martin

+% — %

Refin

4 4.

bonds

Ligg & My Lockh Air Lone S Ce

51

Atl

Electronics

cut.

— Vy

Steel

Elect-

their biggest gain in months as buyers reponded to the discount

18% 38 55%

Armour

Cohu

government

Airlines Can Cyan Smelt

Armco

Exchange

mixed:

ronics was active and up %. Fairchild Camera dropped 3%

Am Am Am Am

Am Tob Anaconda

by

Quotations-

to transmission diffitoday’s steck list is

abbreviated.) Allied

taken

:

Stock

were

rate

— Market

:

American:

Dynam

PRODUCED

SJS

with

3,340,00

Chrysler

at

Manager

totaled

compared traded

Bendix

contractors

VALIENTE

Volume

a

‘losses were

Gen

at

investment

\

* Wide

Motorola, down 8 % and Polaroid,

materials

you

and it doesn’t matter whether youre a customer or not. Simply address a confidential letter to—

V.

3.35B

engineers,

There's no charge. You’re not obligated in any way,

LUIS

3.29B

to $56.23.

East East

can

ent financial circumstances—we'll be happy to prepar e

cents

construction

expect...

sensible

6.05.

building

better place to put your extra dollars for the long pull

the time you decide to buy. If you'd like our help in selecting those stocks... If you’re willing to tell us something about your pres-

un-

Close 3.00B 3.11B 3115 3.26B

of

either. Sull, on the basis of the record, we can’t think of any

and mail the most program we can.

spot

Low 3.00 3.10 3.13 3.26 3.28 3.35

exposition

gone up 201%. And going all the way back to 1913—the year the index began—stock prices have gone up 550%. We're not forgetting that we're talking about averag e stock prices. We're not forgetting that past performance can never provide positive proof of the future. And we're not forgetting that you can’t buy “‘averages”

the best stocks available for your purposes

599

closed,

The first

and Poor's Composite Index of 550 stocks—prices have

On

4

5.80-81 5

“CONSTRUCTION CARIBBEAN”

can be considered as any sort couple of facts that you might

And just which stocks should you buy? That depends: On your present financial situation eee On the risks you can afford, the rewards

597

No.

fu-

lower.

B-Bid.

a year in interest—

you

futures

Jiy Sep Oct Mar May Jiy

insurance.

stocks — provided

5.78 5.93

$216.40.

Aluminum

to 3 higher. Sales 589 contfacts.

companies in the world. what kind of prosperity are we

common

5.81 5.95

10

Allis Chal Alumin Ltd

sugar to 1

Low

5.99

sugar

210

and Poor’s 500: stoc?:

rose

The Associated Press average 60 stocks gained. $50 to

607

and

High

High 3.61 3.11 3.15 3.26 3.28 3.35

In the past 10 years alone—as measured by Standard

than into good afford the risks.

early

traded,

(AP)-Domestic

contracts.

plus a part-owner’s share in the growth and prosperity

find worth considering:

the

FUTURES

closed

Or, it can buy 3%, 4%. or 5% a year in dividends— of the biggest and best What kind of growth, talking about? Well, if stock prices of yardstick, here are a

electronics,

advanced, 408 declined, were unchanged.

It’s cars, vacations, and college educations. It can buy 3%, 4%, or 5%

day.

rally to the cut in the discount rate by two U. S. federal reserve banks which was announced after the market closed Thursday.

World

Money is what it can buy

the

metals, petrotobaccos also

profit taking. Brokers attributed

Sales

2-4132.,

-most well

with aircrafts and miscontinued to decline in

NEW

call

active.

for

Most nonferrous leums, rails and

tures

For information

was

Steels, petroleums, and: motors ended higher, but

1170 sq. meter R-5 lot, one short block from Ashford

Standard index

SUGAR

FOR

MCKEE

NEW. YORK (AP)-The stock market closed moderately higher

Interest

(Courtesy of San Juan Office Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Ine.)

Central

Aguirre

221%

Chase

Manhattan

Com.

Oil Ref. Co.

Fajardo Fajardo

.

58%

59%

37/16

E. Sugar E. Sugar pf.

39[16

20% 27

First Natl. City Bank 7714

Maule

Industries

Pueblo

78

T%

Supermaks.

:

144%

P. R. Telephone So. P. R. Sugar

15

41% 14%

Khrushchev Accepts Bid To Visit Cuba

MOSCOW Khrushchev

vitation

,%) — Soviet Premier ‘has accepted an ine

to

visit

Tass agency The time

agreed or

later,

we /

obi

Cuba,

the

Sovict

announced last night, of the visit will be

the

agency .

ve

said. 6.0

MMB

fe

+ THE

SAN JUAN

STAR—

FREDERICK

U

New York Firm To Appear F |

~ $80 Million Housing Project _In Mind As San Juan Suburb By

oy

Saturday, June 4, 1960

Minimum Wage Hear ng

New York construction com-

HARMON |

“superblocks” will, each project bordering the Torreci- pang holder of a $5% million bat shape in the rough form. lias and Pifiones lakes. Situated contract for construction proan $80 million super ‘housing bt kU te redut cate ore in this center jects jin Juana Diaz and Salinas would be an development that is planned for minimum around the homes. | amphitheater, schools, churches, as | of expanded’ facilities a San Juan’ suburb site, has However, some F rt Allen, was ordered yesespecially de- recreation plaza, a strip of ho- of been named tentatively Bolivar space -for high-rise signed main appear in Federal avenues lay to will be tels, and City, according to Antonio C. buildings. wage hearminimum for 4c used to gather the most in‘Kayanan, a pD ing consultant ings| scheduled for next Tuesday. The project’s sponsors have tensive traffic from the aoe for the project. ie kept the Planning The order, citing the Five Board inSite of the. ae project, streets. formed of the development of Boro! Construction Corporation which someday; might hold Plans also call for the con- their plans. However, the Board of New York, was issued by Fe50,000 residents, jis about 1,300 struction of a 50-acre commuacres between | International has not as yet given any deci- deral | Judge Clemente Ruiz Na"The

proposed

Airport

and

Finca

the/

Machiote,

65th

Infantry

nity

center

near

the

Highway. The development would eost an estimated ‘$80 million, and

would

complete.

.(More

take

than

city would

many

years

half of the

be designed

part

of the

sion

to

new

to house

Kayanan,

the

proposal.

zario

land

followed

an

injunction

U.

S.

nal

filed Labor

W

Inesday

Department

Attorney

Kenneth

gomery.

covered

dards

by

Act,

the

Fair

with

About homes

65

will

be

cent

in

the

of

ing

sub-contractors

not

ply with the Federal regulations. wage

these

lower-price

range—from $6,000 to $9,000, including land costs—Kayanan told a meeting attended planners attending the

Congress

ning was

for

here.

Housing

The

announced

and

itself,

time

ago.

Sponsors of the proposed ject are Enrique Campos

prodel

Toro,

René

and

Aponte

Garcia

with

members.

Diaz,

to-

of

the

to your favorite store and see the wonderful selection ,.0of COASTAL FOOTWEAR that’s ready for you siright now!

For men, boys, youths. . light, cool, buoyant styles

as comfortable.as they area 4 good-looking

Caratini,

Sebastian

gether

.

* bring the whole family

Plan-

project, some

Styles for work, efor play, for sport.

by top World

wash-

able fabrics in Blue, Brown, Burgundy or Chino.

O.P.1.S. group, which consists of Abraham Diaz Gonzalez, Pedro Munoz Amato, Marcos A. Ramirez, Eladio Rodriguez Otero and Ramon Rodriguez Otero.

Homes

in

will be

the

development

constructed

on

blocks,” each with its cilities for recreation, commercial

and

other

center,

social

resources

integrated

“super-

own faschools,

of

community,”

For boys, youths, littlegents. ..a new

clubs,

“a

well-

said.

and

gym

sports

duck

uppers. with

model

ribbed out-

eral wear.

Kayanan

shoe

Black

Sl

a,4

for

gen-

le >>

:

sole,

$ vor the ladies of the ‘family, ca) cool, colorful ballerinas in washable fabrics for days sun and fun!

RESORT

MANAGER

—

of

Nicholas

Albors has been appointed manager of El Barranquitas Hotel, according to Frederick E. Dieterle, president of Cendado Caribbean Hotels, Inc. Albers was formerly

foed and beverage controller at the Caribe Hilton Hotel. He is a

native

of

Pence.

At your favorite store

)

Wanted! Sewer Cleaners

—_

PHILADELPHIA (AP) ~ Wanted: “Sewer Crawlers.” The city has begun acceptfing applications for sewer crawlers te plug leaks, rat holes and the like im the vast Philadelphia sewer system.

Applicants must be able . an

18-inch

fit

pipe. y x

}

ais

ate

Ree

el

~~

ffi: COASTAL Fo OTWEAR CORPORATION | CANOVANAS. P.R Made

(aa

in Puerto

Hr

Rico

a

by

a

OE

i 4

Stan-

to

pay

overtime at the required time and-a-half rate, and with induc-

Board. .

per

Mont-

Labor

failing

special consultant to the Puerto

Rico. Planning

P.

an-hour minimum _ established for the | construction laborers

for every member of the family

former

iby

Regio-

The petition charges Five Boro with failing to pay the dollar-

Footwear Favorites

to

8,180 families in homes priced at from $6,000 to $25,000, ac-

cording

on

petition

TTAWN

to

com-

minimum

8

June 4, 1960

Local Women

Honor

Visiting Plan’ Group By

NORRY

SEGARRA

of

the

Puerto

Rican

Chapter

of

the United Nations; Mrs. Maria Teresa de Correa, of the Women’s

San Juan women’s clubs and civic groups honored Auxiliary’ of the San Juan Lions ladies attending the World Clubs; Mrs. Rafaela Otero de Wousing Congress here at a Fonfria, wife of the Hon. Ernesto

that

aid

should

be

warm clothing, food and medicine. She also asked for toys for the

children

to

help

them

forget

the

nightmares of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions which have completely changed the landscape of her native country. In her talk to the women, she stressed the need of supplies and trained disaster workers, including nurses and doctors, rather than money. She also thanked the Puerto Rican ladies present for the prompt help they have given to her stricken country. Puerto

Rico

was

tries

to

one send

At Ladies civic

The

of

the

first

she

said.

aid,

Head

social

Club;

Mrs.

vara,

of

Mrs.

Ana

groups’

at

the

sa

Pico,

Governor luncheon.

Lady

honor

Violeta

pitality.

presenting

Mrs.

Julita

B.

de

Piza,

de U.

GueS.

O:;

president

Miss

Maria of

of

Tere-

the

United (UMA). Suarez.

of

the

51

Lion’s

was

the

only

male

He

toasted

proposed

Wives’

coechea de Rodriguez, president of the Women’s Civic Club of Puerto Rico, Mrs. Lopez, chairman of the public relations committee of the housirg congress; Mrs. Amelia B. de Segarra, re-

and

president

District,

thanked

Bias-

G.

Juan

Women of the Americas Attorney Joaquin Correa

Mrs. Marina the Lawyers’

Mrs.

San

G. Mendez,

Engineers;

head table included Parga. president of Club;

Manuela

the

the Puerto Rican Chapter of the American Federation of Business and Professional Women; Mrs. Zaida U. Castro, representing the Ladies Auxiliary of the Club of

peace

different

of

Others at the head table were Miss Herminia Gimenez, Puerto Rieo Chapter of the American Federation of Business and Professional Women; Mrs. Felisa J. Castro, from the Interior Decoration

and

Table

representing

and

coun-

Alliance

they

Club at the

the

ladies

drink

to

the

from

England,

guest

at

the

the

ladies

for

Other

an

luncheon, their

guests

hos-

included

Mrs. Michele Simon, from HongKong; Mrs. Rosie Meneclean,-4 from New Delhi, India; Mrs. E. Sloan, from Mexico City; Mrs. James D. Leramie, from Canada; and Mrs. France.

W.

J.

z ae

PRIZE WINNING VOYAGE—Just before departing from San to New York aboard the Trans-American Lines’ Transborinquen year-old Ilka Frau Biascoechea, winner of the ship, Boleslaw photo

by

Betty

Gregory,

from

On Prize Trip To New York

TODAY— Luncheon to open the island-wide convention of the

Ladies

Officers’

to

Country

be

Association

held

Club,

to

at

elect

to the. ROAL national in New York.

Caparra delegates

convention bees

TODAY— Second concert in the Casals Festival series at the University of Puerto Rico, featuring Don Pablo Casals at the

cello,

Kempff, ras

and

pianist

violinist tenor

the

Wilheln

Christian

Leopold

erchestra

Fer-

Simoneau

at 8:30 p. m.

By

BETTY

STAR

Pretty, Frau

dark-haired

Juan Thursday American Lines’ for New York.

Ilka,

this

year’s

essay

MILK

the

whole family in the beautiful

CLUB

LA

CONCHA

from 12:30 to 3 P. M.:Enjoy the largest variety of de-

licious

food

—

especially

planned for every taste, and only $3.50 per person. Children under 10 $2.50.

Delightful music by Rafael Figueroa and _ his String Quintet.

|

= &

3

island-wide

on

“The

Marine

SHAKES

American

and

Its

Value

is the daughter Leckler and Pe@

Lt.

at

Rogers’ Dairy

Bar 621

Fernandez

Santurce

Juncos

Puerto

Telephone

Rico

3-0837

A winner in

every book Your

next

may

meal

be FREE

® Good Food is

:

©

said

thet

School

that

judge Club

high

school

can’s

Bob

Leith,

and

$100

in

year

for

said,

a

the

first

prize

of

time,

a

trip

for

given the teacher who devotes the most time to urging her student’s participation. Sister Francis “Xavier, Ilka’s English teacher; who was unable to wish

two

her

by

pupil

Bull

“Bon

son” because

Lines

dents

have

island

contest

will

be

Voyage”

in

illness,

will

be

in

the

of

the her

per-

recipient of this award if order allows it. Her stuwon

prizes

for the

past

seven

consecutive

and

were on hand to see the young winner off on her first trip to New York. All ‘were’ introduced to Capt. Stan Boleslaw Szolkowski, commander of the Trans-

:

g

ICE CREAM

student

pocket money, contributed by officials of the various shipping lines which operate in Puerto Rico, are among her prizes. This

Our Specialty” . CORN.

a

High

Joseph Macri, USCG, year’s Propeller

Macri

~

and

Rosa

from. Puerto Rico’s 141 private, public and _ parochial schools competed for the award. Tika not ofly won the islandwide award, but took one of the 19 national prizes in the States. Her trip, a gift of Trans-Ameri-

HAMBURGERS

EAT PLAY and WIN

Frau

the Santa Bayamon.

ac-

aboard TransTransborinquen ,

to the Nation,” of Mrs. William

for

Ilka 15,

Jaime

at in

of the contest sponsored Propeller Club for the

Merchant

treat

dro

Editor

Biascoechea,

best

SUNDAY UNCH UFFET

KNORR

Women's

companied her aunt, Mrs.’ of this Mercedes Mufioz Vda. de contest, Cordova, sailed from San students

winner by the

special

(STAR

Knorr.)

| Weekly Calendar |) Young Essay Contest Winner

with

A

Juan out on her trip Thursday, pretty 15Szolkowski, left, and

of this year’s essay contest.

chairman

Maeri, USCG,

chats with Lt. Joseph

Reserve

of the world. Osborn

ae

stressed

in the form of blankets, bedclothes,

American

Rico.

lika’s

years.

mother

William equally

Saskia,

borinquen

as

stepfather,

New

well

as

Mr.

at a pre-sailing

tion in the Saskia Frau to

and

Leckler, and her two pretty sisters, Nadja Leith

recep-

captain’s stateroom. Biascoechea will fly

York

to

join

her

sister

and aunt during the second week of

their

stay.

PL braked tate tn be Bn ds te te te te te POP OG COCO SEL ILI SG

} MIAMI DRAPERY : 1863 Loiza St. |

Santurce

Tel.

32-2111

nin be bn hn bn

and

Inter

Puerto

©

husband is the Dean of the College of Architecture at the University of Ecuador. Mrs. Cubillo told of the horrors and privations her countrymen are going through

of the

SyaDSuNsISIZHD

Cuwhose

oe

sculptress,

Laura

Auxiliary and Mrs. president

@

Chilean

were

de

Mrs.

SYINNIG

honor

403:

@

of

Mandujano

District

L. de Quigley, Ladies of the Hato Rey Lions; Josefina O. de Batlle,

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ing

the

wery

good

will

of othe ss

kind, considerate,

attitude

in

thances. vith

which you

Until

Ip you

night

get

be

no ‘of loved one,

ahead.

to

you.

(March

21

to

April

19)

Be certain until noon that you meet

ail obligations with exactitude. Later is fine for visits, sports,

fun,

etc.

late

tonight

that

will

However,

that

take

be

very

you

away

sure

do

nothing

from

prestige

or that will cause you to lose face. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20)

Keep

plugging

away

at duties

until

sunset today. But be sure later to

get together te plan more

operation

with fellow-workers efficient system of

in

the

avoid that new

and whose GEMINI Fine

future.

P.

friend who

M:

is flashy

ideas are radical. (May 21 to June

day

to

«>

no

ANN

LANDERS:

How

n I tell the man I’m going with

0 stop dying his hair? It looks

aes

LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) ‘Tawful. He thinks he logks youngable to Earnest coperation is far better er but he actually: looks older Then through the jet black hair doesn’t today instead of grumbling or because keep poised hurting one who is very close to go with lines in-his face.

AFTER. midnight.

ARIES

do

consult

persons

sure

vaneement. =

take

midnight,

influential

:

‘DEAR

cout

improve

21)

appearance

Early

evening

is

then

This

ideal

man

7

is 53

and

has

never

he had some on his ear. 4 Please, Ann, tell me IF I should tell him, And if so, how?,— M. Q.

DEAR M. Q: Tell him—but in

avery

careful

way.

There's no

point in demolishing the guy, Here’s a suggested approach: When you spot a grey hair (one

for making new friends, good con- married. He’s quite good-looking and takes great pride in his aptacts, having fun. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) pearance. His younger brother, steel Since you might very easily be strikingly handsome, ‘has at odds with financial advisors, it grey hair. Kermit would be handis best to avoid such an issue seme with grey hair, too, but he today. Early evening is then ideal doesn’t realize it.

or two are bound te he fugitives

be

think-I am

for conferring with experts. Then very

Retire

devoted

to

early.

:

SAGITTARIUS

21)

The

attachment, ae

(Nov. 29 to Dee.

day

be

quite

filled

with financial anxieties, so be pre-

He has never admitted that his hair is dyed, so you see I have a touchy

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.

Tell Him-But In A Careful Way

FAERIE AAIA '

9

i

préblem.

Furthermore,

Pm afraid bé’s:dying it himself.

When he has’a fresh job there-are dye stains along the hairline. Once

from dye brush) exclaim with light “Oh, Kermit! You've got a

he stopped calling her for ason. She was heart sick but not to let on how she felt. ired her spunky spirit. w after seven months he’s ing messages through a mufriend. He wants to date her loesn’t have the nerve to call. ate to see Enid hurt again.

but

I

Enid

pared to meet’ them wisely. practice frugality. Early P. M. is fine for meeting ‘with associates at some profitable activity. Best to get to bed at midnight. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan.

only

MOTHER: Let Enid her own decision. If she the double heave-ho she'll

I hope you won't

an interfering mother,

a valuable lesson. If you get

daughter

the act she may hold it ¢ you ferever for depriving

hate to see my

miserable. dated

will

her more heartache. Shall her not to date him again?

looking and handsome!” ANN:

boy

the

Yy opinion

grey hair. How marvelous! I can hardly wait till you get completely grey. You'll be so distinguished

DEAR

—

six months

is 19. For

a 23-year-old

fellow.

she

Sud-

of “her

great

love”.

(Yeah—

too!)

and general state of healih. Steer Clear of heavy tnvastntents, how 20) Gnid ever, Get an early start this evening

-at

amusements

that

most

Gelight and satisfy. However, do not be jealous or incur it in others. MOON

CHILDREN

(June

22

to

July 21) It is wisest to be with close ties today instead of Spend-

ing

time

Standing. You can you

partner

of

long

Family must come ‘first. find joy in this realm,

are

sincere.

and

many

little’ disappointments

Could crop up. Keep well-balanced. Later, you can handle all duties

mest

ingeniously.

to bed by midnight, AQUARIUS

Be

(Jan.

sure

to get

21. to Feb.

19)

Until sunset you could feel quite hemmed in if you don’t: step out

and

be

with

those

of

different

as-

background who could be most inspiring. Be broad-minded. Later,

LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Particular care must be taken in performing duties today, or much damage can occur. Later in the

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sociate.

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chances

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SAN JUAN

STAR — Saturday, June 4, 1960

Ike's Japan Visit Crisis For His: ‘Prestige idents

MARLOW

Press

News

Analyst

WASHINGTON (AP) — The year 1960 may turn out to be the one which put a damper on summit meetings and presiden-

tial

trips

same ican

abroad

time badly prestige.

If

President

and

at

damaged

the

Amer-

Eisenhower, on his trip to Japan

News

this

month,

runs

. Analysis

into a riot of an| tj-American protest it will do neither him nor this country any good. It will make any future President reluctant

about

a

foreign

journey.

And Vice President Richard M. Nixon, who ran into antiAmerican riots on his South

American

tour

dicated

mit

that

in

has

in-

probably has assured Eisenhower his government will preserve

under

a

turbance,

many

Japanese

‘So

1951

a”

have

new

too,

which

resented.

agreement

ran

into

a storm

was

from

anese Communists, and neutralists. They

rioted

in

But

the

proved The

with

Japanese

Nobusuki the new

June

for American

Pres-

Eisenhower

Kishi,

military defense

Japan just

ap-

agreement. agreement

goes

19,

And

against Eisentrip to Japan.

pro-Western

Premier,

Jap-

socialists protest.

they also rioted hower’s proposed

sum-

the

agreement

worked out to give Japan a position of equality with this country in Asian defense. But this,

future,

in

meetings

1958,

will be a last resort. New Japanese Treaty This country’s military bases in Japan—a key to defenses in the Pacific—wereestablished

into

about

arrives

effect

the

time

there.

Kishi

PRAISE

FOR

CRITIC

will: fighting, barking during all hours of the night, disturb-

Sir: We want to thank professor Donald Thompson and the San Juan STAR for the words of

ing

encouragement and girls of my

he gave the boys string (plectrum)

packs of male dogs in hot suit, endangering any child

orchestra

~Rondalla

may

Rico son’s

cert It

Puerto

through professor Thompconstructive criticism ap-

Pearing May

La on

the at

your. 16th,

the

is

paper,

about

Instituto

rare,

our de

here

by native professor

a small sing

Thompson an eian himself,

artists. Donald

excellent musihis presence at

our concert faction twice

makes our as great.

satis-

Jorge Rubiano Conductor

Rondalla

de x

TWO

*

Puerto

Rico

Are there no laws to prevent citizens from enduring the two biggest nuisances in Puerto Rico?

Number lowed

to

one: Toam

Dogs

being

al-

the

streets

at

Fepurthat

of one

of

snarling beasts? the confusion in

at witnes-

spectacle.

two

loud

flers,

way

child's mind

Number

nuisance?

mufflers,

bells,

or

whistles,

Cars

no

muf-

horns,

buz-

he

not

attempt:

get

arrives. be

to

able

prevent

the

overly

to.

If,

tough

in

any:

Japanese

dis-

police

with

demons-

trators, .Eisenhower.

could

be

walking into the most unpleasant experience of his life. No

Tangible

such

all.

this

country

journeys

Each

is

one

of

even at the latest hours of the night, senselessly and needlessupsetting If

shift

sleeping

working

there

are

children

men.

no

this sort of thing, then If why

there are

are they

such not

Mrs. Ponce,

against

gets

then

enforced?

R.

L. P.

Norris

R.

of

the head

ministers’

or

from

not

clear

at

them

has

poa

was

snafu. He himself, was safe from

such

Khrushchev

senhower

at

kind

kind

in

any

chance

would

modern go

times—finished

ments,

reaction

with

POTOMAC FEVER By .

FLETCHER STAR

Three attend

a

KNEBEL

Washington

he

leaves

Democratic

candidates

$100-a-plate

dinner

California’s

Gov.

Brown.

for

They

all felt like the guy who is forced to

buy

a

ticket

to

his

own

stay

home

near

case

of

surprise

in

attack—from

Full-page

ads

implore

Lyndon

Johnson to run for president. Sponsors took an awful chance. Johnson’s so busy talking to deglance

he at

seldom

a paper. *

*

has

time

to

: *

Commencement speaker—a man who’s made to sit through hours of diploma ceremonids in punish-

ment for the torture on the graduates.

\he inflicted

office

seemed

inside

the

next

administration _ against summit meetings...

Nixon said: “While we “de not rile out ariy meeting ‘which might’ contribute to the cause of peace, certainly the world will. now have-greater confidence in the traditional method of diplomacy and in discussions in the United Nations summitry on which

chev

has

to

show

Eisenhower

in

the

than in the Mr. Khrushe

past

insisted.”

Uniil Khrushchev battered him—and the American govern ment lied about the U-2 spye

plane

brought

down

over

Rus-

sia—Eisenhower had a_ world prestige unmatched by any pre

sent

head

That

of takas the

future

of

state.

prestige

from

harm

turned

seemed

until

on him.

disorders

safe

Khrushchev

If he runs into

aimed

at

him

in

Asia,

he will return a dejected figure.

Horror Of P.R. 1918 Quake And Tidal Waves Recalled (Editor’s

Note:

Narciso

students

works in the editorial a proof-reader. His

which

rocked

E.

as Don

the

Castera,

known

to his

hundreds of teach2r, who

Cisco, is retired school

department of the San Juan STAR as memories of the terrible earthquake

Mayaguez-Aguadilla

area,

followed

by

tidal

waves back in 1918 is still a vivid nightmare.)

hang-

the ‘Pentagon

meet-

hopes place

By

ing.

eee Ike will visit four Far Eastern nations this month. Nixon will

such

Reaction

President,

former

Bureau

Eisenhower

another

Nixon’s

new

of course,

Ei-

on

20.

diplomacy in whiclh foreign ministers made the deals and agree-

but only,

Ni-

dumped

that

to

ing before of

as Premier

Paris.

Nixon, who has ing Eisenhower’s

older

other

But when he went to the summit in Paris the blowup there—the only incident of its

ing

the

some

by staying home, personal and pub-

Jan.

instead

man

conferences »fail-

there

Eisenhower took a dim view of summit conferences, favor-

why not? laws

ed

kita

tential danger. For instance, shot from a crackpot.

legates,

laws

eign

lie ridicule

Benefits

He seems to enjoy these trips abroad. But just what tangible

|benefits

approval

at home. : This always provided the head of. state with an out: if ‘the :for-

zers, straight-exhausts, “smit- Rockefeller headquarters. ee ¢ ties,” “guts,” ete. These overSenate U-2 probers quiz Intelloaded cars driving through otherwise quiet suburban neigh- ligence Chief Allen Dulles. It was borhoods blasting with these so secret, they even burned the various’ oise makers and nerve’ Q & A—dquandary and alibi. 2 *¢ € wreckers, and sleep disturbers,

and

Sir:

in the

this

with

ly

€

NUISANCES

of everyone.

mad, finally,

con-

Rico, to see musicians attend concerts given Knowing

these Then,

date

Puerto

sleep

get

when may

an

male dogs allowed to run loose during “that Time” with whole

Cultura.

in

the

It

:

LETTERS

order

the

A NONNAAAAAA

JAMES

ee

By

Associated

NARCISO

Seismographs

E.

CASTERA

in various parts of the U. S. recorded

tremors in the Caribbean and West Indies areas recently roughly the vicinity Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Except for a-few minor has not had an earthquake of any

magnitude

Mayagiiez devastated

since

and by

ocurring tremors tidal. waves, that

of

dead

wake.

and

1918,

when

Aguadilla were a series of refollowed by left hundreds

homeless

Mayagiiez

was

in

their

all

but

destroyed and the official casualty lists were so high that figures

were

Town

never

Was

released.

Crowded

It was October 11, 1918, the school was having its

nual The

Columbus’ streets of

crowded

baros,

with

arriving

and an-

Day program. the city were farmers

in

and

_jji-

horse-drawn

carts full of produce because the next day was a holiday. At

tremors,

about

10

Puerto

am.,

I

was

Rico playing

the piano for my third grade students in the Asenjo School. The piano started to shake a little. At first I thought the children were playing tricks. Then the whole building started

to quiver. With some difficulty, as the children became somewhat hysterical, we teachers herded them all out and headed

for the street. The school became a

shambles,

safe

at

group

but

that of

we

were

point.

children

of

the

riano Riera Palmer closer to the beach, with their teacher to her

umbrella

and

perished

toppled

in

pinned

and

the

them

what taking

the

Kept

quakes

books

building

quake

under

Quakes The

the

next

Mae

School, returned pick up

their

when

all

Another

and

debris.

Coming

kept

coming

seemed hour their toll of

aft

intervals, lives and

property. The most horrifying sight about then was the sea.

It slowly

receded,

flopping

and

leaving

exposed

sand

bottom,

stopped

about

a mile

fishes

fluttering

on

the

and

then

back

from

the shore line. About half an hour later, an eerie sound,

which and was

started

as

an

angry

hiss

became a threatening in all our ears. The

waves

were

roar, tidal

coming: ‘and

they

were over 50-feet high: sweeping everything in ‘their path for

three to

city

blocks.

hitching

Horses

posts

were

tied

a path-

etic sight as they died in harness and animals and vegetables ;]and floated in the streets. The water

Still

TEACHERS a day”

SEE

is enough

sentiment

DOUBLE— for one

of teachers

“Seeing

school year.

at Whittier

double

School

28

times

This was in Peoria,

the IIl.,

claims record of 14 sets of twins enrolled. sets are identical twins, (AP Photo.) areal

which

the

pipes

a flood

burst

within a

quakes

kept

When

it was

finally

looting

began.

The

‘| completely cut of the island Six was no light Wass the stench

and

flood.

coming. over, city

the was

off from the rest for days. There and everywhere of dead’ bodies

anid cartasséss!)

CY oh pens

——

city’s

created

—

1 caves

ra

Witliam Wihiam

J. J.

ear fit tt San 3s ws,

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EDITORIAL A Logical

Proposal

A former justice of the Supreme Rico

and

Popular

Democratic

Court of Puerto

Party

floor

leader

the House, Mr. Benjamin Ortiz, testified at the legislative hearings on the proposed

Mr. Ortiz spoke at considerable length on many

of the

question

of determining

in

yesterday plebiscite.

the public

aspects

choice of

a political status. But his most logical suggestion, in our opinion, was that any plebiscite bill that may be approved by the Legislature should contain the three choices of Commonwealth, Statehood and Independence. ' The talk of a plebiscite has been with us for a

long

time.

The. opportunity

now

presents

itself

to

hold a plebiscite if the Legislature will authorize one, and establish the machinery for its implementation.

If one is to be held, it should be after the forthcoming

elections and should not in any way be tied in with the

November

vote;

there

seems

to

be

agreement

on

that score among the leaderships of both major parties,

Statehood and Popular Democratic. The lineup on the plebiscite scoreboard is this: The

Statehood

Republicans

have

been

asking

for

a plebiscite, but one that includes only statehood and independence, without commonwealth, the present status,’on the ballot. Their argument is that commonwealth is not final and can never: be, while statehood and independence would be final, whichever isi selected by the voters. The Popular Democrats, who faver commonwealth status, feel a plebiscite is not necessary, holding that the people chose commonwealth as’ their final

status

in

the

vote

on

acceptance

or

STAKE YOUR TOE OUT OF MY EYE.” From Washington

Humphrey Oddly In Mid-Road— And Maybe A Strong Position

rejection

of the Federal Relations Act, and on their acceptance of the constitution of Puerto Rico. The Independentistas don’t want a plebiscite. They take the position that independence is a right that should be granted by the mother country, the United States, whether the people want it or: not.

The

say they would. boycott

By William WASHINGTON

a plebiscite.

accused

The party that has been the first and most vocal proponent of a plebiscite, the Republican Party which supports statehood, now sees in the offer by Gov. Mufioz Marin to arrange a plebiscite, a political machination aimed at defeating the statehooders politically at - the polls in November. . We have no. way of knowing the (Governor! s motivations. As far as the’ plebiscite question is concerned, we think his motivations, whatever they may be, irrevelent to the question being debated at this

time. has

That is, will there be a plebiscite? offeredone.

He

cannot

cast the

nesota

for

or it should

Any continued debate on whether one or more forms of

government

with

should

‘suspicion.

All

be

three

included forms

must

have

be

been

viewed the

sub-

ject of heated and extensive debate in Puerto Rico. since. 1952.

The suggestion that any. status, statehood, independence, or commonwealth, can be placed on a referendum

ballot

only

if 10 “percent

of the

total

voters: in

the previous election. sign petitions is certainly unrealistic, All three have | e bones of contention in the daily lives of the people. They all deserve consideration and the proponents of each status are entitled to representatives of their status on the ballot. .» We sincerely hope that’ the proposal by Mr. Ortiz will be adopted by the Legislature in a plebiscite bill.

We also hope that all sincere political leaders will not

| ~ confuse the people with qualifications and reservations that might rightfully be interpreted as an evid-

ence, of.. reluctance

to, sultant

people for their AES

eh

| !

the

question

to. the

Hubert

H.

a political

But

position—

and

possibly

loss in the West runner, setts.

|

Virginia primary

Senator John But

F.

notwithstanding

Kennedy the

the

He

not

doubt

that

it would

fragment

.

these delegates

willbe very

quick-

developed

Ali the same, in the absence of any . convention blitz, Humphrey’s opinions

strong.

for

opening among

And

should

Kennedy and Johnson get into a real competition, each holding some massive bloc but still a bloc

to the froat-

Short of the 761 votes required to nominate,

of Massachuhe

does

ly if any ‘quick bandwagon rush any candidate at the convention.

a porertal

drubbing

S. White

pledged to him in the beginning. He does not claim to control this bloc in many “‘boss’’ sense.

Humphrey of Min- ~

middle-roader.

one at that. Ina curious way, he has attained a new “significance in his own defeat for that némination. He withdrew. from the scramble after his heavy

the

be forgotten.

Senator of being

a middle-road

people. They. will cast their own votes. The plebiscite, like the general elections, will be honest. It should be set up by the Legislature,

— Nobody has ever before

new circumstances of the race for/the Democratic Presidential nomination have put him in precisely

Gov. Mufioz votes

LBus

Der SiLavis Post -i vpetely,

this

Humphrey group would look as big as a rockcandy mountain. In such a situation 75, delegates

took

there and elsewhere, Humphrey has picked. him-

can be as decisive as 375.

self up from means lost.

Humphrey’s inherent position as a potential honest broker at the convention has been strength-

the

dust to find

that all is by ‘

no

In the first place, there is now a serious pos-

ened for other reasons. He has taken his licking

sibili that in some circumstances. the VicePresidential designation can be his. True, to ac-

well, and all politicians like that. And in the wide spiit among the top Democratic contenders

cept it he would have to retire from his present

over the summit He

‘himself on it, could win in November. “There is somé irony in this prospéct. For “ole Hubert,” as he is known affectionately by Senate

colleagues

who may or may not agrée with his

views,

never had

nation,

anyhow.

any He

chance

was

far

for the big too

liberal;

extremely liberal to many minds. And

in the second

place

indeed,

Humphrey’ the

Convention. If, as now appears likely, Senator Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas is able ‘strongly to challenge Kennedy for the Presidency, ‘“‘ole Hubert” may hold the balance of Power between the two big rivals. For, sadly knocked about though he was in ‘the Presidential primary ‘contests, | Seenphrey 75 to 100 convention’ votes i ¢

_

has

not

gone

ail

the

mire or. less

way

with

its in the bei Humphrey has also been far

jis, again, Johnson

in

vocal

|i Kennedy or Adiai Stevenson : or Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri in attacking the

President for the summit new

middle-roader may also become Humphrey the decisive middle-man at the Democratic National

still has

But

nomi-

|

collapse, Humphrey

usefully in the middle.

race for reelection to the Senate. But he probably would consent if. he thought the ticket, with

blowup. Basically, the “Stop the name

ADVERTISEMENT

BASI

wih

meee,

ecaneemeionsn

5

STATUS OF PUERTO RICO, A BY THE LEGISL In-

of

formula

or the

of America,

States

United

dependence. This act guarantees the right of the people directly to take the initiative for the holding of such plebiscite.

within

mittee

of Directors

th)

the

interpre-

from shall

the conarise:

govern

shall

phrases

and

of

definitions

tation of this act, except where text thereof a different meaning

(a) Plebiscite: The plebiscite to be held accordance with the provisions of this act.

in

(b) Plebiscite year: Period of approximately one year from the tirst day of December of any’ natural year, except the year preceding a general

act

election.

that

year

the

It is

one

plebiscite

in which

a

of

the

purposes

be

not

held

general

election

of

this

during

any

is to

be

(i)

(d) Quota: Means the fact, certified by the Secretary of State, that there have been filed in his office in favor of a certain status formula a number of legally valid petitions equal to 10% of the number of electors who voted in

the

immediately

favor of all Puerto Rico. (e)

preceding

the

didate

for

election Governor

Party:

for Governor

Any

of

preceding

party

Puerte

general

whose

Rico,

can-

in the

election,

im-

received

a number of votes equal to 10% of more total number of votes cast in said election all

the

parties

for

all

the

candidates

for

of by

under such party's banner in the immediftely preceding election, irrespective of the nJmber of votes cast for its candidate for Governor. Committee

of

Directors

for

the

Status

Formulas: Shall be a committee composed of the three persons proposed by the largest number

of

petitioners

in-the

petitions

of a shall

given status formula, represent the persons

status

formula

ment

of Puerto

rights

in

beforeall

Rico,

connection

does

Electoral

ship

the

and

given

in the

same

set forth

that

are

Act

and

Electoral

acted

Petition:

The

Bodies:

The

which,

except

submitted

precinct

the

rights

and

Elections,

and

The

shall

rules

legal

residence

be determined

laid down

by Section

15

(m)

Protested

Ballots:

Shall

be

In) Secretary

SECTION In any filing

any

the

of the

who

the

not accept

such

known

held

order

of

in

direct vote,

his for

to decide

1. To

maintain

United States of implemented by of

Puerto

Govern-

protection

of their

plebiscite,

when-

party in its

representation.

that

people,

a

have

plebiscite

by

means

be of

with

of

the

make

Puerto ¢

Rico lan

General

of

all

3(a)

District

of

Elections

Courts,

in

the

offices

of all Justices of the Peace, and

in other public

places,

together

with

elector:

shall

their

printed

petition

corresponding

If the

the

as

the

petitioner

sign,

of

petition

in

does

not

he shall part

of

know

place

the

his

petition

legal

the

3(b)

purposes

formula

corresponding

has

filed

been

filled

in his office

the

shall

petitioners

be

in

represented

governmental

petitions

because

one

required

of

Directors

of

a

by

Status

ed as provided in, this act

.

Superintendent

the

sign

corresponding

all

valid

mitte

independent

shall supply, for the use of the electors: durin the time for filing petitions, in the offices of the Clerks

color,

registration

bodies*

there

half the this

act

have

number in

order

in the ple-

Formula’’,

select-

Each petitioner shall,

in his petition propose the names of three per-

SECTION The

be

biscite. If during said period of time the said central ‘directive body shall failto so determine, or shall refuse to accept said representation, the petitioners shall be represented; by a committeeof three persons designated as “Come

or

3. To Republic.

age,

his

for a status formula to be included

America through a compact, means of the Comonwealth

! 2. To seek the immediate adoption of Federated Statehood within the United States of America;

name,

shall

or cannot

of a status

formula

a

been

association

shall

herein.

by the central directive body of the political party which has included said status formula in its program. In each plebiscite year the said central directive body shall determine to accept the representation of said petitioners’at any moment from the time when the filing of valid petitions proposing a status formula shall have commenced, until not later than ten days after the date on which the Secretary of ‘State, shall notify said party that the quota of its status

whether: the

act.

the

before

Rico;

in favor

the

desire the

in

For

eral election may file with the Secretary of State a sworn petition, as pravided in this Act,

making

his

where

petitioner

this

favor

time for

shall

vote;

ward

SECTION

of State

during*the

elector

and

nature and the thumb prints to which said certificate refers were taken or affixed in his presence and under his observation, and a separate certificate shall be made for each oath and signature.

3

plebiscite year,

petitions,

and

understood

of State: The Secretary

Rico.

valid

set forth

fore whom a petiiton is signed and sworn to, as authorized by this section, shall set forth in his certificate thereto that the oath, the sig-

Lo-

to be only the following: those in which an insignia appears torn or in which the name of the elector or any handwritten word shall appear. of Puerto

be

and next to said mark a witness thereto shall sign. Each one of said petitions shall be duly sworn to before a judicial officer of Puerto Rico, authorized to take oaths; and each officer be-.

in accordance

Act.

shall

manner

that the elector wishes to have a

to sign

mark

the

of

of

how

duties

Board

of

22

member-

Act

act

in the

to

Each

here-

Electoral

State

Domicile:

Electoral

the

of Elec-

his own handwriting and shall impress thereon the prints of his thumbs as provided by Section

of Elections, Delegations of the Local Elections, Poll Boards, Registration

elector, which

with

powers,

by

Act:—

cal Boards Board of Boards.

(I)

same

them

Superintendent

a qualified voter appears, and the names the three persons referred to in Section 3(b).

bodies

as

in this

upon

status formula

document

electoral

the General

The petitions shall be printed in triplicate, in all of them there shall appear; the

and

following,

the

to

Registration

which committee advocating said

bodies

for the with

filed

ever the central governing body of the which has adopted said status formula program

The

by

tions. Any petition which meets the requirements

Act.

Registration

be

Gov-

ernor of Puerto Rico; in addition, but only for the purposes of this act, any political party ; whose candidates have appeared on the ballo

(f}

Precincts:

supplied

Com-

Formula.

inafter provided, shall have the same

in of

Status

the

legally voted in the immediately preceding gen-

Political

mediately

general

candidates

a

defined

of persons

whereby a citizen asks that the State Board of Elections include his name in the Registry and in the list of Electors qualified to vote in the plebiscite.

held.

(c) Time for filing petitions: The period of time from December 1 until 12 o'clock noon of the first Monday in March of any plebiscite year.

of

Group

represent

(i) Petition: The document filed by an elector in favor of the inclusion in the plebiscite of a given status formula.

shall

following

The

Definitions:

words

2

and

Registration

({k)

SECTION

precinct

Electoral

mentioned

the

a

forms,

copies.

The

sons,

to

be

used

for

one

selection

of

such

com-

mittee. The Secretary of State shall determine and certify to the General Superintendént of Elections the namés of the three p&rsons, among all the: persons thus proposed by the petitioners for ja status

formula,

jority,

those ihreg: persons shall -compose

and

who

have

obtained

a ma-

na fhe, said conupittees/ in. caapsBi sri tips the es +

eetene Pee

The purpose of this act is to adopt the necessary provisions in order for the people of Puerto Rico; freely and impartially and by means of a plebiscite on political status, fo express their will as to whether they wish to maintain the formula of association with the United States of America by compact, implemented through the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, or whether to approve, for immediate adoption, the formula of Federated Statehood within the

who,

ee

of Directors of Status Formulas:

eee

SECTION 1

--/ RS:

Waut

wed

ee. oe

Pea

Str

BAMA

ADVERTISEMENT

Aisin apo Hoy pela nieces

meeererve ene

Sta

+

@

4%

w

4

Board

of Elections,

which

shall

decide

the

issue

tion within

said term, the same

rejected.

by casting lots.

~ monwealth

shall be deemed

SECTION

3(c)

The plebiscite shall be held in the plebiscite

year during whichat least one status formula shall

fill

the

quota.

of-

a plebiscite year and

petitions

the

petitions.

When

during

during the time for filing

quota’ is

filled

for one

of

the

status formulas mentioned in Section .3, the Secretary of State shall so certify to the Superintendent

of

Elections

of

Puerto

Rico.

such formulas

Poll

against one another

same

any formula which does not fill its quota being mitted:

to the

the

people

in the

electorate

or against

my

plebiscite,

be

able

vote

sed themselves

in connection with the political

status

to which

refers,

office

largest

tion

of Governor

diately

preceding

political

parties

of

Puerto

general with

of

votes

election,

stetus

in

be

made

within

the

five

days

the the their

quota

as

provided

of petitions

in section

with-the

as the local bodies party

‘

is

judicial sworn

officer

before

shall deliver

to

whom the

tne peti-

voter

a

voted

on

in the

plebiscite

general

election

among

the

which

from the one to be submitted to a plebiscite. This other party shall also accept thé representation within the term of five (5) days to be countéd from the day, on which the General

, Supervisor of “Elections: shall: have: notified said Dots

Cnc |

-Oo0e

NOL

OCceptT

Ss

0

eD

filled,

so.

Board

at

of Elections, publishing

least

thrice

in

two

said certification

newspapers

of |general

circulation in Puerto Rico. The certificate published

shall

clearly

state

if the

plebiscite

will

take

politica]

status

will

in order

or against

be

for the

submitted

electorate

to

the

ta vote

for

the

on

it.

SECTION 5 The which

twelfth

that the quota formula

male ed

Sunday

the Secretary has,

and

or, who

following

éf State shall

of petitions been

filled,

female

registered,

certified

in favor of a status

the

registration

citizens who

being

day

have

of

all

are not register-

did

not vote

at the

nounce

with

Administration

the days

to fix,

Commonwealth and

hours

in consul-

Board.

necessary

of

Elec-

to complete

petitioner

shall

swear

formula

is filled,

the

tions-in

conformity

with

the

4

petitions

filed

be | to for not no

shall

provisions

of

sec-

tion 3, in another plebiscite year. Within the ten:days

following

that on which

the quota of petitions for one of the status for mulas

to

Secretary

otify the

which

section

of State

3

ré@fers

the

shall take

date

is

shall..certify: this.

filled,

the

fact, and

Governor of Puerto Rico.and the Com:

on

which

said

registration

-

The plebiscite the date on which have for the first formula has filled

shall be held 250 days after ‘the Secretary of State shall time certified that-a status the quota of petitions.

SECTION The

the

place.

to a petition

be declared inoperative, without prejudice to the same or other petitioners to swear to peti~

the quota jof peti-

to do

of Court

status

parties

with ‘status formulas in their programs different

been

of

suporters

Office

be null.

has attained the second place in number of votes for the office of Governor at the last-immediately preceding

not

the

tation

his «petition or petitions in all such cases shall

in favor of one of the status

to

During the days fixed in this act for the voters to swear to petitions, the judges shell give preferend attention to this work without prejudice to the Administrative Director of the

titions for different status formulas, or more than one petition for the same status formula,

that the

granted

Within the ten days following the! expiration of the 60 — day term provided far in the preceding paragraph, the Secretary of State shall certify: the various formulas which have filled the quota of petitions and shall notify the Governor of Puerto Rico and the Commonwealth

Board

In any plebiscite year petitions may filed for any of the status formulas referred in section 3, but only within thé period set the filing of petitions. If the plebiscite can be held because the quota of petitions for

be

be

copy -

SECTION

to

has

of

effects, that said party does not accept such representation. In such case the General Supervisor of Elections shall notify the circumstance of the non-acceptance by said party of the representation to the pdrty among those with status-formulas in their programs different from one

tions

shall

place among two or more formulas of (political status, stating the Same, or if only one formula

fermulas has been filled, and if this is not done within*said term, it shall be understood, fo: all

the

days

~

the Secre-

immediately | preceding elections and who may wish to register in order to vote in the plebiscite provided by this act, shall take place. The Governor shall by proclamation convoke the people to the plebiscite which shall be held on the date set in this act, and shall, further, an-

If any

following

4 below,

and

proposing mose than one status formula, or pe-

the date on which the Secretary of State shall certify,

manner

such work. This provision shall be construed in the sense of afording the greatest possible fa‘cilities to the voter for the exercise his preroga-. tives under this act.

programs different from the one to be voted on in the plebiscite. The acceptance by said party shall

same

under this act represent a political

tions, the

imme-

among

formulas

necessary

and the other copy to the Commonwealth

has

for

Ricoat the

may,

of Elections for the information of the political parties. The petitions sworn to on the last day shall be deposited in the mail during the hour following the expiration of the legal term and said official shall so set forth. The validity of these petitions shall be determined by the post office concelling stamp.

3(d)

number

the

after the date on which

thereof, and not later than the next day he shall send the original to_the Secretary of State

un-

in the plebiscite‘and which

the

local bodies

sixty

people,

In case the plebiscite is to be held with respect to a single status formula, the opponents of such formula shall be represented, for all pesrposes of this act, and before the correspending governmental bodies, by that political party which may have in its program a status formula different from the one to be submitted

to the people

and

| SECTION 3(e)

less more than 50% of the electors who have validly voted in the plebiscite shall have voted ‘in. favor of any such formula.

obtained

2,

and

' of those formulas for which

for

No determination $hall be made to the effect that the people of Puerto Rico have expres-

SECTION

in

in order

to

3(a)

all the

section

duties and functions

The

Section

preceding

ave.

the same.

formulas

the

Boards,

whieh

left out of the plebiscite. If only one formula should Fill its quota, such formula shall be sub-

that

of

On

in Puerto Rico, feciting, to this act, the plebiscite

tary of State shall certify said fact, a term

in each precinct in order that such opposition hay have representation in the Local Boards of Elections, in the Registration Boards and in the

filled, the plebiscite shall be held on the basis of opposing

(f)

further, appoint

If within the terms of this act the quotas more than one status formula should be

of

of general circulation further, that, according will be held.

lf no party accepts the representation of the opposition, the General Supervisor of Elections shall call a general assembly, over which he shall preside, of the voters opposing the status formula to be submitted to plebiscite, ard’ said voters shall by a mayority vote elect from among their number Committee of Directors of composed three persons, which committee shal have all the powers, duties and functions of the Committee of Directors defined in subsection

Board of Elections, and shall publish

said certificate at least thrice in two newspapers

‘

Géneral

99

Superintendent

shall certify to the Governor,

and

of

Elections

the latter shall

certify to the President and the Congress of the United States, and to the Legislative Assembly of Puerto Rigo the result of the plebiscite. In hts certificate to the President and to the Congress the Governor shall claim, in the name

_of the. people of Puerto Rico, thes immediate ‘adoption of the status which has won the plebiscite, except if the Commonwealth of Puerto” Rico should be the winner, in which case it shall

be understood that said status has been by the people of Puerto Rico.”

ratified

)

Copies of these

of the complete bills

may

text

be obtained

from!| the Secretaries of the Senate. and the House of Repr sentatives. MencEeReduaplie rey

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West

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East Al0

TODAY’S

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results.

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done

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in

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a#stamped, self-ad-

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when

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Bridge

Am

STAR — Saturday, June 4, 1960

2

to William Seamon this newspaper.

in

EUROPE

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0

SAN JUAN

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bidding:

East 1D Pass Pass

South Pass 25S

Opening monds

lead: ‘

West INT Pass

North Dbl Pass

Queen

of

dia-

- HORIZONTAL 1. gash

A

very important part of play as declarer has to do with keeping a level head at all times. Too many times a declarer will panic for obscure reasons and the result is usually very poor.

6.sheep’s

9. patriotic society (abbr.) 12. adhesive

The bidding on this hand looks like it is perfect and the final contract is the maximum contract for North and South. It is likewise interesting to see that East and West could not bid any more or they would be overboard. Against two spades, West chose the lead of the queen of diamonds. When North places his hand on the table, South can take a quick look and see that careful play will easily make two ‘spades. Declarer can afford to lose two spades, two clubs, and one diamond. It is important that he keeps this in mind and plays the hand accordingly. Actually, declarer on this hand had no plan at all and succeeded in getting set two tricks. He forgot to trump a diamond and then he gambled

on

an

unnecessary

heart

substance

let's

take

a look

15. donkeys

20. choicest “Very well, General, more.” THE

—

BETTER

HALF

I’ll tell my

wife not to do that any-

ERIE se

by

Boh

Sames

The

opening

so

queen

that

vent his

lead

friend

UVTR

(or

trump.

should)

East

trumping

Presumably,

wins

switch

TELYOCRA ~

“ls yours the one with the four big slashes in it—or *rsec” _-—

unions

EIEIN

to

BEETLE

After

cashing

EIAINTE

WAY, SARGE. A YEAR FROM NOW YOU WON'T EVEN REMEMBER THAT YOu LET ME OFF TO GOTO TOWN

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IT PAYS TO LOOK

LIKE

THAT

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42,a play ' 44. affirmative. votes

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Average time of peleticn: 26 minutes.

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Now the remaining diamond is led and declarer trumps his losing diamond with dummy’s last trump. A club is now led to the jack and West will Win

the

|

settlement i.

SIAIVIEIR]

West

dummy’s

with the ace and trump which is won my’s queen.

37. Banical moun 38. hinder 41. church officials

43. Spanish

pre-

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Mexican

23. awaited

8. Russian independent

NIAITIO[U

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21. climbing.

name 6. legume

world god

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ducked

cannot

from

diamond.

the

be

defenders

declarer

will

of

MUST

water

24

worthless

17. excite 19. redacted

5. feminine

54, under-

coin 29. soft metal

proper

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55.javeling

11. horsebacic excursions

3. declares 4. vaporized

52. revise

moune

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aborigine 51. prior, in

time

9. finch 30. sharp

place

is one 50. mountain

Answer to yesterday's puzzle,

bit

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21. injured

23. flat

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technique.

mond

goddess 14. silkworm 16. changed 18. corroded

finesse.

at

13. Norse

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Surely, this hand offers very little challenge for a declarer

but

cry

44. worship 45. humility

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(abbr)

VTUAR.

of

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16 Joan Plowright Will

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29,

old Sir portedly

going star of

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girl

Laurence wants to

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play

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newspaper right's The

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Leigh

in New York asked her for

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only: 11:45

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3-232.

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of

BROADWAY:

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to

Black

the

Mi

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name was

Cedefio

in town 24 hours‘ ahead

of the other

13 Casals scholarship

to adhere to the 20 miles an fiour arid’ ‘during’ ‘her limit ‘or else’...-Here they drive

music ‘students, few

‘brunette

of ‘Carmen

hours

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did

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like

tour

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the

university

and developed

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heard him conduct a reof Beethoven’s Fourth,

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the “‘wild’”’ traffic manner of San Juan. : uh “Why,” said the 18-year-old violinist, ‘‘in Panama City wé’have

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made

men.

Are

there’

no

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Studied Cedefio,

specialty

10 Years who has

for

10

years

studied and

is

a first violinist with the Panama National Orchestra, came in Friday afternoon, was met be represen-

a

campus—

a firm opinion about

tatives

of

the

State

Department,

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PARADISE: Goliath & the Barbarians CAPARRA TERRACE AZTECA: War of the Colossal Beast. Sun.,

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Sat.

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RIALTO: Space Children, from Gun Hill

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the festival. She may also perform at the Institute of Culture. “No, I don’t think I’ll be nerv-

freshments, local artists. RIVIERA: It Started with a Kiss :

the

all functions Could

Summer

to

rest, then set off on a busy sched-

scholarship

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the

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had

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sepa-

a

Gangster

PARAMOUNT:

METROPOLITAN

for

By

first’

AMBASSADOR:

announced

that Olivier a divorce.

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SANTURUCE

It was Miss Plowright’s first statement since she went into hiding early last week after ae-

tress

court.

CINEMA

any

reported

sepa-

patibility.”

the

neither to

i

yester-

legal

petitioned

(Listings

quoted

a

ration on. the grounds

car-

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Cortese

granted

two

Miss Plow-

also

Olivier

comment mance. .

was

Valentina

were

actor

and

ration by a Rome married in 1951.

Scunthorpe and Star, a weekly

father. paper

actress.

day

American

Basehart

actress

<

announcement

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Richard

to

Honey.”

This

‘ROME

53-year-

this

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Joan

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and Rio

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, June 4, 1960

CSD F-4

BAAD

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Rico for izing Ne go night ‘crabbing near bird’s-eye - tour, ,of Puerto the | Baca de Canteen, All you: need which will. last for, 40 minutes .and is ‘a,kerosene torch, a forked stick, take. ,in everything from El Fanfirst time in 19 years. He .was guito to Fajardo. An air tour of sent to Puerto Rico by Fomento a sack and a bit of: luck. for. his orientation training.,, Bill * Carmjna, Fernandez, , daughter, El ;Morro,,.down ‘the qld wall , of is. the nephew of Senator Ramiro of Mr... and Mrs. Marcelino Fer- San Juan, past the ie hotels Colén. .. The lovely. model in TV’s nandez, will be married next Wed- to Fajardo, then an inland “Reina Por Un Dia” (Queen For nesday to Donald Young. The home. This tour will leave the. Isla

Billy Colon, now ‘Fomento, is in San

A Day) Hughes,

working Juan for

is captivating Sandy former Imperial Ball

ceremony will take place at San José Church in Villa Caparra, with

Grande Airport every day at 3 p .m., with pick up service pro-

The

the reception afterward in the Salén Geronimo at the Caribe Hilton. .. Sandy Hughes will honor

will

Queen. “Under

voted

to go

Trees

waiters

Union...

Dr.

have

Andrew

Preston, of the Virgin Islands, represented the St. Thomas Rotary Club at Rotary’s 5ist annual national convention. Dr. Preston was named official.delegate by Robert . Ge | Freitas, president of the St.

Betty

Hall

8:30

p.

at

m.

a

party

Betty,

British Consul celebrating her

June

19

22nd week

wedding anat their home

_..-Triana Restaurant will soon be launching a ‘‘Happy Hour’’ with drinks,

music,

and.

songfests.

ivories and the ice start. each afternoon at 5:30. Laura

Toffel

will

The

eundo

tinkling

direct

the

Ballet de la Danza to be presented at the Tapia Theatre June 16, 18 . and

19.

Curtain

time

is

8:30.

Be-

sides the local performers, will be four guest artists

there from

the

their

New

names The and

York

to

City

be

Ballet,

announced

crabbing. season various youngs

of

|40 minutes.

Produce Two Films, One Starring Liz HOLLYWOOD

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ucts, has designed: the emblem Caribbean)

begun organ-

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Fa-

Eddie Fisher Will

Bennett,

as Raymond

José

president

(AP)

—

Singer

Colgate-Palmolive and Avon Prod- Eddie Fisher will become

later...

has are

firms

press. is

for this pleasant

one of the leading industrial designers in the U. S. and consultant te such

of: the

Jiménez

Coastal. Airways and is responsible

attending © the

Watson

de

members

American Society of Travel Agents meeting in Aruba, NWI, over: the weekend...

Rincén

Lic. Genaro

is

Hall,’

Hotel, is stoppin, Off the Condado Hotel en routé: to

past

Felisa

Gautier and niece, Cuchi Rincdén. Other honored guests will be

Monica-A.- Jarmyn of Utell International, hotel representatives | for the -Condado: Beach ‘Hi and)El New - York - after

Dona

and husband,

of

Thomas club... Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Pizzini, of Hato Rey, cele- Pak brated their niversary this

be

Gautier

at

daughter

Reginald birthday.

vided. Honored, guests this Sunday

Promotions,

garra’s new public in Old San Juan. I’m

which

taking

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for

Mike

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relations

firm

vie producer highest paid —under

contract. .

Columbia trip

to

tomorrow

take

for

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long time, courtesy of Coastal Airway. They are inaugurating a

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produce

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within the next two years. Elizabeth Taylor will star in one.

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and imvestment FRANCISCUS

property. J. REALTORS

AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn and Ashford Avenue, Condado 3-3506, 3-6775.

REALTY,

of houses Francisco,

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Inc.,

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and lots for Santa Maria,

Large

as

listings San Patricio,

Baldrich. Hyde Park. Hato Rey, Santurce, Rio Piedras. Payment facilities.

Floral

Villa

Caparra,

Money available for Investment properties. or write 1472

Box

729,

first Call

mortgages. us. 2-0911

Roosevelt. 69

APARTMENTS

FOR

RENT

FIVE ROOM. fully furnished apartment for rent no more than 2 people. Screened bedroonti Telephone. Near beach. Maid service available. $150. Telephone 2-4763. 1847

67

SPACIOUS APARTMENT for beach. Condado Section. Ideal Low rental, plus furnishings.

away

speyed

female

rent, near for couple. Will give

tiny dog.

Call 3-7253.

1830

66

CONDADO SECTION: Modern 3 bedroom apartment, $175 monthly with sale of furniture, including aircenditioner. freezer, washing machine, TV and fully screened. Call 3-3877. 1823 64 MODERN

COMPLETELY

apartments, University.

furnished

screened, coo!, 2 minutes to Monthly rates $125 and up.

Sanchez Morales ment, Hato Rey.

197, Valencia 6-0738.

Develop-

1865

69

VACATION furnished

Ocean Phone 1720 NEW San

APARTMENT, 4

bedroom,

beautifully

3 bath

view, Condado. 3-6746 after 1 PM.

condominium

$400

monthly. 531

APARTMENT Ratacl, Stop 11,

Avenue,

facing

4 bedrooms, and k.ichen. 1406 LARGE water,

in Condominium Ponce de n

the

Condado

Lagoon.

3 baths, living-dining room For information Tel. 2-1317 UF

COOL furnished apartment, hot screened. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,

kitchen

dining,

livingroom,

balcony, back

porch, linen, kitchen utensils. Across San Juan Darlington, one of main avenues. Fernandez Juncos 635, Apartment 3. Telephone 2-3940. 1802 66

HOUSES

FOR

RRAND

NEW

house

Country

Club

Furnished

RENT

never

occupied,

or

in

unfurnished,

Telephone

3.6669.

Saturday, June 4, 1960

SEMI-FURNISHED

from

9

—

Park,

12

AM

Hato

2

THEEE

—

house

in

ROOMS

Punta

Las

class

| EXTENSION

EY.

Lot

Juncos

1505,

Maury,

68

2-5215.

AT BUCARE

68

icebox, range and 8-8093 weekdays. 1781 NEW.

BIG

house,

Furnished.

On

furniture.

Call

61 good

the

Intercontinental.

some

for

beach

Rol

out

two

or

near

of

ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE residence within large estate (containing other residences) available for rent to desirable party. Enresidence, all living room,

dining room master bedroom with bath three other bedrooms, independent bath, kitchen

and

pantry.

Telephone.

Separate

and garage. near Cuatro

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

San

1768

62

COMFORTABLE bungalows, at Beach,

FURNISHED screened beautiful Vaciatalega

Montebay,

Boca

de

Cangreios

Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information 1410 Salvador. Prat,

quarters, laundry, gar Front and back porch.

Located in Urb. Baldrich. Will leave telephone. Call for appointment during hours office

2-2145, hours,

. Call

Arture

Saldafia,

Mr. call

Esteban 6-5818.

FOR

RENT

ELEGANT furnishings

THREE-OFFICE suite. Selling and decor to person interested

in renting. Stop 23, appropriate for professional or businessman. Call 2-0200. 1793

613

1400 SQ. FT. — OFFICE SPACE. Clean, clear, well ventilated. New building in heart

of

Puerto

Nuevo

business

section.

450 SQ. FT. office complete with air conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fenced doors and windows. Roosevelt and De Diego Aves. Puerto Nucvo. Call Re. yes, 1499

8-0270. 610

OFFICES MODERN

FOR

conditioned,

office.

SALE

best

unfur

condominium

office

building, Stop 23, the heart of Santurce. Immediate oceupaney. Parking facilities. 240 «sa. ft. Cash $959. a consider renting. Telephone 6-4467. 1803

67

Mirsucar, Car new

Spi

GUEST

with

nice

Hilton furnished

ocean

in

lovely

view.

Near

and Condado Hotels. Cool, rooms. Reasonable Rates.

security

804, Vea

HOUSE,

Building,

Floor, 3-6769.

Ponce

Apartment

de

Leén

401-402,

Mrs.

173 3153

UF MAGDALENA

Newly

decorated

large tioned

—

Suite

and

Apartment.

furnished,

with

living and diningroom, aircondibedroom for two, kitchen and

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

Call

entrance.

Celeste

Todd,

Daily

&

weekly

telephone

rates.

2-1356.

VTi

69

ASHFORD HOUSE Guest House. 1120-1122. Ashford Avenue, Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid service All screened. Hot water. Some with air conditioning. Best hotel and residential section. Spec a! arrangements

Beach facilities for couples travel

ing toxether. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal Euided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 2:7927

Mrs|

Annie

De

MARIGALANTE

2:3056. ditioned hot and

Mauret,

PARQUE

Beautifully

decorated,

rooms, each cold water.

Manager. 159,

Phone

FOR

SAN

rent

on

79

Mayaguez

Street,

69

SALE

aircon-

with private bath, Terraces, garden.

Near beach and business sectors. Summer rates. Manager, Margarita de Contreras.

1490

ISLAND HOUSE Mew, informal,

UF 1017 Ashford a oceanfront guesthouse

in iuxury hotel area. Large terrace facing the sea, with private stairway to beach. Spacious, modern, airconditioned roms. From $9. single $14. double, incliding an excellent breakfast. Phone UF LA PROVIDENCIA GUEST HOUSE Partiue 153, Near beaches, restaurants, theatres, blsses. Sun terrace, all airconditioned rocms®Cooking facilities. For information, phone 2-9352 or write to Pout ase Loiza Station, Santurce. 1

ends,

or

Box 1738

III,

permanent.

tal. Continental Mediania Alta, Loiza

on ocean, splendvacations, week-

45 minutes

from

Capi-

food, moderate prices. east of Parcela. P. QO.

Aldea,

629 POSADA

Motor

Inn.

Across

the

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

Isla Verde, 1740

Private

Puerto

bath.

Telephone

Rico,

1976 :

200

with

private

bath.

and

meters from _ Ho-

Also

private entrance. see them.

a

Moderate

1154 Magdalena

double

SAN

JUAN

GUEST

SOUSE-

FRANCISCO.

Large

modern

home

one

3-1317. 702

1722

Phone

SLECTRO-LUK

2-2883.

1810

minute

from

corner of Tourist A

beach.

McLeary. iation.

17

2.8 Trujillo

VACUUM

Come,

PRIVATE ENTRANCE, private bath, hot water, air conditioner —, ror a gle man, with “Cackauy, St. air conditioning. St. 192i,” sats Sami,

Teresita.

—

emt 3-3215.:..

1819

air

1475

phone

2-3940.

1485

Fdz.

service, -

FURNISHED

San Juan Avenues.

Juncos

WANTED

635,

TO

DarTele-

Apt.

3.

AIR

COND.

automatic

purifier.

Also

EEPAIRS

apartment or

6 1850

8.

4

67

HOUSE

OF

celient

apartment,

neighborheod.

3

bedrooms,

ex-

Unfurnished.

tact C. N. Young, June Caribe Hilton Hotel.

8th

Con-

and

later,

1839

FOR

IMMEDIATE

occupancy,

or

or

Ocean

floor.

consider

Will

monthly.

$15@

house

be

Must

Unfurnished.

Park.

one

Condado

(elevator)

apartment

422

Sehgeider; Room

FOR

SALE

DORADO

HIGHWAY:

various

fruit

Express

trees,

Highway.

turce.

Debt-free.

Seic Olé Madrid,

Farm, on

planted

new

De

20 minutes

W:

light.

2-389)

in

Diego

from

Mr.

San-

Mo-

SPEAK ——

LOTS Ponce 1852

GUEST

HOUSE

—

500

yards

from beautiful beach. Singles $7., doubles

BLANCHE

Guest

ssouse.

Double

types.

de

Leon,

San

FILTERS

Cali

812

UF

AI

CONDITIONERS

AIR CONDITIONERS, brand new with full and

service,

at

from $125.00 up factery warranty

INSULAR

HOME

APPLIANCES

WASHING MACHINES, from $125.00 up, brand mew with full factory warranty and

service,

at

INSULAR

DISTRIBUT-

ORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mujfioz Rivera 875 Rio Piedras and kilometer 28 Trujillo Alto Road. 1817 1S CLOTHES

DRYERS,

prand

from

$110.00

up,

new, with full factory warranty service, at INSULAR DISTRIBUTons’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.

IRONERS, with at

full

from $125.0) up, brand new factory

INSULAR

warranty

and

DISTRIBUTORS’

WAREHOUSE SALE this week Rivera 875, Rio Piedras’ and 2.8 Trujillo Alte Read.

DOGS AND

sauare | homes or 200| Paimt

Juan.

DISTRIBUT-

ORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE. this week at Mufioz Rivera 875 Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Aito Road. 1814

SALE

AQUEDUCT EOAD, high up, 7,000 meters. Call Rodriguez, 2-2912)

with Stores,

Caguas 616 | 1835

entrance

service, annual

at Mufioz kilometer

PETS

yards. i

to Rio

Mary Carter Rio Piedras—

< UF

Real Estate Corner

UF

DONCELLA

FOR

COND.

®. &®. FILTERS INC. manufacturers all types and sizes air conditioning filters for home window 7 all also industrial

68

BEACH HOUSE rE Small, secluded, furnished, inexpensive. Dorado , section preferred. Call Mr. New, 3-8400. 1833 69

& BEFRIGERATION

All Stateside mechanics. Service, days 2-4718

*

AIR

RENT

2 BEDROOM

ee, for blishments. Galt Stateside 1455

house till August 26th. Must be good neighborhood. airconditioned, dishes and linens furnished, maximum $275. on Room 454 Condado | Beach Hotel, Mr. Miller, all day Saturday or Sunday. After

anytime.

MAISON

onty

see NO DIRT, ey aseliggd 9 Del Valle & Lamausse. Poincare between San Jores and Parque, Santur: cb. Telephone 2.535%. an ee

615

whole apartment. Across lington, on one Of main

NEW CONCEPT im tourist modations. With the rental. of of our excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day loan of a car for your sightseeing, nite club visiting, ete. Call 2-0486

Alto

CLEANERS World’s

67

64

$12. Kitchen privileges. Nicest residential section, near 108 Doncella St., Punta Las Marias, Santurce. 629 | 1691 UF

BALDRICH Near Commonwealth Center, Shopping Metropolitan School, and buses to all points. Three bedroom home

with

separate

garage,

servant’s

quarters. Cool, hedge inclosed’ patio. Only $19,500

with

ATLANTIC

easy

walk

low VIEW

to San

down —

payment!

Beach

Juan

School.

with and single air conditioned rooms bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 77 Washington St. Condado. Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Beatriz Racini, Teleped 3-2936.

corner lot, with sep:rate vant’s quarters. Garage

1585

Price

ly air conditioned

neighborhood,

Complete-

three bedroom

on big

garage and serair conditioned,

toe, for use as shop or office. $24,000 includes

many

—

extras!

DEL

PILAR

Just

off

Caguas

time

and

we'll

Read.

Fine, high building site at only $8,500. Look for our sign at Calle San Valentin,

a

ee

us

any

transportation!

provide

ACQUEDUCT HILL - Sich up — over the city with magnificent view dag and night! A big, well designed home with four bedrooms, three baths, plenty: of living space indoors and out. Excellent service facilities and room for exPansion if you meed guest space, studio. or office. Acre ef land with planned landscaping, orchids, beautiful trees. A) remarkably firme home — opportunely orca fer immediate sale, 7

Enjoy

breakfast and drinks on your private terrace in delightful continental-run guest house close to “Under The Trees”, Court, Caribb

kilometer

room

rates.

Avenue

WEATERS

WATER HEATERS, from . $45.00 up, brand new, with full factory warranty and Service| at INSULAR DISTRIBUT-

Ave.

68

FARM

9-1175,

LA CASA ROSA — Guest House — One block from beach, residential section. All airconditioned double and single rooms. Private and semi-private baths, kitchen facilities. Hot water. 2 blocks from busses, shopping. 3-1481. Mrs. Z. C. Steffens, Cacique St. 2071, Santurce. 1731 628

HOTEL LUQUILM RESTAURANT.

Robert

Carrion

Member Teleph

Ur

BEACH COTTAGE — Completely furnished, one airconditioned bedroom private home. Fully screened, linen service, all conveniences. Large patio. Fenced. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. Las Americas carper Cacique, Santurce. 3-3091 71 AUNT JENNY’S: Guest House with a family atmosphere. Delicious meals eared. 1859 McCleary Ave. Tel, 3-6802 UF

Tschudin, ES Realtor |

UF

THE DUFFY’S have remodeled charm‘ng, old beach tome, and now offer rooms, all with private bath, some with private patio, some air conditioned. One minute to beach and bus, From $7.50 single, $10. double. All rates include complete breakfast. Isla Verde Road, near San Juan Inter Call 9-0144, 9-0532, 382

WATER

stop,

1815

OB RENT

Hou S€5S

CRARRON’S COTTAGE, id beach. For delightful

and

bus

64

FOR

Sanchez.

1857

LA

“6

66

| HOUSE

Gue st ANTILLES

of

neighborhood. :

es

| with guest house .and eee rot 3) bedrooms, bath, hot water, screened. | Hato Rey. Four bedrooms, three bath-| Completely fenced in, Set $95 imfurnished. Music Trading Co.,{ rooms, hot water. Garage. For inform- | rent, furnished or cated $8171 1853 Ponce de Leon, 2-1051. ation call 2.3819 or 3-2449 or 6-7008. 84 1805

Leon. im frent

—

repairs all dishwashers,

616

- OF

GOOD OPPORTUNITY: Comfortable house, completely ‘furnished. Livingroom, diningroom, 3 bedrooms, (one aircondi-

office After 1807

“Buccaneer”

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

NEW

tioned) servant’s age and carport.

and

are

de

SHOP

ATRCONDITIONING

and _ reservations. Santurce.

96

<Caribaire™

Ponce

SERVICE

REPAIR

$20. Weekly,

For _im-

each having: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathpany kitchen, 2-car carport

OFFICES

the

1863

servants’ quarters, laundry Rental reasonable. Location:

ns wahienntalierre

pointment Tel. 2-2768. 1794

Juan

into

water. $150, one year lease, to responsible party. 1427 Central Ave. Caparra Terrace or call Garcia Realty, 81665. .

closed large lawn, conerete sertened. Spacious porch

is

MARQUEZ

three.

San

bed

ones

homes, rooms,

toa and

One block

from

OPPORTUNITY

maid’s room and laundry outside $250. One year lease. Call 3-8365, 18490

bath,

;

610

SPEAK

VILLA CAPARRA J-42. 3 bedrooms, very large livingroom, dininz room, baths. kitchen, double garage, basement,

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

private

all lines. Quiet Borinquen. 1828

AGUAS BUENAS, near Rancho Hotel, furnished 3 bedrpom house, all facilities, on 8 acres. Call |Rodriguez, 2-2912, or 200 Ponce de Leon, San Juan. 1851 616

house.

with

Fer-

SPANISH.

1856

Rey.

No.

$5, also Santa Rosa, two houses for sale. 3 bedrooms, bath, living-dining one with mandez

room

Bog

APPLIANCE

RENT

‘between’ an

ATECONDITIONED ROOMS, compictely

COMANDANTE

equipped kitchen. Muebleria

FOR

CUNDABO ‘SECTION: 1002

Apartment6. UF | 1859

HOUSES FOR SALE

7 PM.

1862

BEDEOOM

Marias, available eight weeks June 30. Telephone 3-7725. za personal references required. 1860

oie

independent

and

3-8254 Hie

-

electric stove, dinette set. 3 large closets. Enclosed yard. No Children or pets. Call

7.1288

Hills,

STAR —

HOUSES FOR RENT

RENT

guest house, ideal for couple. Large bedroom, bathroom, living-diningroom, kitchen with. cabinets. Refrigerator, heater,

Bucaré

Garden.

gardens.

NEW,

279

CINTRON

FOR

VILLA CAPARRA — furnished or unfurnished 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, enclosed porch upstairs. Den and bath, living room, dining room, pantry, kitchen, maid’s| room and bath downstairs. Terraces. |

SPECULATING? Our government specialist

and staff are yours. Pictures, complete description of scores of houses for sale, beach front property, ocean front farms, islands ALLEN

JUAN

CLASSIFI

3-8400

INVESTING or realtor, lawser,

SAN

TELS. HOUSE,

COLONIAL GUEST HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Avenue, Miramar, Santuree, Centrally Single and double accommodations with private bath, some air consingle. Mrs. $4 Rates from ditioned. Cruthirds, 2-3994, UF TAFT GUEST HOUSE — Taft 53. Each room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, ind lependent entrance. Special rates by the month. 2-0887 or 2-2206, 773

FULLY

furnished,

3-5315 in

residential

cti withing short distance of shopping center. Large livingroom, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 porches,, kitchen with modern equipment, telephone, servant’s quarters. Patio with Barbecue. FULLY

FURNISHED

house

in

El

Yun-

que, where you wili enjoy the gorgeous Panorama of the mountains and: the envigorating air. Perfect relaxation. 1818

with builtim grounds.

edd

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, June 4, 1960

SECRETARIAL PAY.a

WU POSITIONS WANTED, MEN ,

SERVICE.

full—time. employee? For you can have all your of-

TV SETS, ..from $125, up: "brand Rew, with full factory warranty and — at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ WAREHOUSE SALE ‘this week at ‘Munoz

* Bilinguaf;’. seeks’: “managerial

keeping

mediately

Rico.

wera rite Box

available

for

employ-

locate anywhere in the island. R, San Juan | iStar. 621

1843

Riyera 875, Rie Piedras 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road. 1812 4

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4

typing, Malice

338

al