DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAY, ‘Vol 1 No. a7
‘Se Fun, Perio
ey Theda, Tw 8 1960.
caribbean
D Pentag on 1 Official Stale’ US. Forces
SJ Doctor Lends Name To Catholic Party Ticket i
ete. Mt
In Area Insufficient
J. LIDIN
By WALTER
a
ori
the technicalities, of the election law.
ae sources close to the new party’s board of directors predict that after the tration deadline Aug. 28 a new slate of candidates may be fielded. ' This second
ould make
et sg
thé real electoral race, it was explained.
The name chosen “for the new. Catholic group is the Christian Action: Party (Partido Aecién Cristiana), and it will reportedly have a complete platform embracing so(See pene ‘Page 27)" cial and economic catia as well as Teligious: issues..
WASHINGTON’.
Washingion
sm
| were oo
PRIEST Correspondent
Savage enemy sub-
atta cks on U. S. military tar-
the C aribbean and Latin America
be edicted yesterday
by
one
of the
——+Pentagon’s: top spokesmen on stern Hemispheric de-
©
fense
| Brig.
Gen.
Frederick
0O,
Hartel told a House Appropriations Subcommittee the U. S.-has
that
“few. military
-ces” ‘in the’ Caribbean
OTR
et ennapoene
HAROLD
However, the prominent San Juan chest specialist, father of three, said he has only lent his name to the Catholic ticket to
eae
| j ; i } | i
‘By
De José Luis Porrata, 42, has accepted the interim nomination. of the nascent. Catholic Party for governor of Puerto Rico.
for-
to spare
to stop such an attack. AE SOT
Hartel,
Fe
reat Matters’ By ROBERT T. GRAY YORK (AP)—Governor
NEW
A. Rockefeller
Richard
M.
“precisely”
called upon
Nixon what
Nixon
matters before the nation.” Rockefeller said he had
hoped RICHARD M. NIXON
that anyone
-..his answer awaited
tions but, “it has not been done.”
Rockefeller’s
Statement | | was
Sent STP ER
Two New Credit Sources | For Agricultural Industry ‘By The
ment portant
A. ng MALDONADO. Commonwealth govern-
yesterday steps
took
two
an
effort
in
imto
solve one of Puerto Rico’s gravest problems — the declining agricultural
industry.
Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin signed a bill creating a Corporation of Agricultural
make
at
ess
long-term
reasonable
cultural
aa
designed)
loans
rates
industry.
to
to
available
the
agri-
Proposes Public Corporation In the Legislature, a bill. was
introduced
corporation,
Eo
Credit
eee
creating
called
a
public
the
Agri-
Occupation pevrees
Service of Puerto ry and find solutions to
to study the’ agri-
cultural unemployment problem. The Corporation will furnish {See CREDIT, Page 6)
Nelson
to
run
Eisenhower
as
the
Republican
Legislature Extension . The Legislature moved yesterday to extend the current session to June 25. The extension would make this session the longest since the Commonw was initiated in 1952 and possibly the longest session int Puerto Rico legislative history. A resolution presented by rity Popular Party leaders bill -makeg an extension mecessary, i ail approval is:p ereceioa after “consideration
peas
attacks
A
Behind Bars
that
candidate for president. However, the tenor of the statement indicated that Rockefeller was Striking out on his own as a ( ROCKY, Page 2')
"said consideration of the plebis
raider
pro-
he ‘planned to make the statement. The statement also was critical of current. national defense policies. The New York ‘governor also told the meeting he would head the New York delegation to the Republican National Convention next month in Chicago. The statement made no reference to Rockefeller’s current political position—‘‘available’”’ for a
draft
expect
Mail Romance
declare and
|fense said: “We
made toa closed door meeting of Republican leaders here a few hours after he had personally no-
aspiring tified President
to lead the Republican Party would make such. declara-
|
believes
west-
against strategic bases, sea com(See DEFENSE, Page 27)
Vice Presidént
yesterday to
poses in order to meet “great+
|
director:-of|the
érn hemispheric region, office of the Assistant Seeretary of De-
ARRESTED
— Local Teamster
organizer Frank Chavez, 30, leaves court after being charged with simple assault in an. altercation that took place outside
of the strike-bound| El Imparcial newspaper Four
others
yesterday were
afternoon.
arrested.
All
were released in $400 bail each. See
story,
Page
6.
By DOUGLAS RICHARDS | Cell doors (closed yesterday on 31-year-old Alfredo Morales Gonzalez of San Sebastian, ¢oncluding one more round in a circle of tragedy initiated by a broken romance. Morales, now in the San Juan District
jail,
was
first
arrested
last March on a Federal charge of mailing threatening letters to . (See
TRAGEDY,
Page
27)
Argentina Demands That Israel Return
Eichmann Or Will Take Case To The UN The (Israeli government, in a_ | BUENOS AIRES, Argentina ‘(#}— The Argentine government de- note to Argentina this week, said
manded last night that Israel re- Eichmann had voluntarily surrenturn Adolf Eichmann within one dered to Jewish volunteer comweek or Argentina will take the mandos in Argentina and had been taken to Israel. ease to the United Nations. The Israelis suggested that the Eichmann, former’ Nazi leader accused of complicity|in the deaths extraordinary ‘nature of the case of six million Jews in the Hitler justified the extralegal means of and deporting LEichregime, now is een eenet in Is- capturing mann. rael.
i
a
THE SAN JUAN, ade STAR
2
¥I9y
qte
Vi
psdayy:
Msgr. Illich Is Named To Island's Superior Educational Council
Chilean Students Still Critical Of Our Policy After U.S. Trip arrived
students a from
and
U.S.
of the
tour
one-month
a five-day visit to Cuba — as critical of U.S. foreign
then still
several
months
The eyed
to
for
me
and
had
been
night
in
Cuban
Castro. They left
port
tired
they
previous
talking
up
full
all Fi-|
sup-
revolutionary
regi-
politely
yesterday
Gustavo
wrote
a letter
Eisenhower
sit to
his spring
criticizing
the the
vi-
U.S.
po-
The
President U.S.
them
the
and
system,
out-
inviting:
languages
The
A group of seven left Santiago April 27 to take advaritage of the invitation, saw the U.S. from coast to coast, visiting universities and talking to average citizens. But, as 22-year old Alejandro ! Foxley told a Havana television audience last week, they spent a lot of time looking at universities and farms, but almost had
Serving
time
to
sit
down
and
talk
Politics. They did have an alltoo-short meeting one day with
Roy Rubottom, U. S. Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American they
Affairs, said.
Knew
in
Little
Fernando
Washington,
Of LA
Munita
familiarity
rican
affairs,
Ame-
and
even
their
He
was
however, students
favorably
language.
the
long
conferen-
good
Premier for
would
Cuba,”
wait
to
still “something future.
did
said, that
“something
three
of five
State Department, talks to who arrived here yesterday.
the
did
Chile
what
he
he
students
had
to
do,
the
letter
to
to
the
needs
we
wrote
about.”
He whole
said he spoke for the group in saying, “if we
wrote
it again,
they
was
would
good”
in
the
the
it would
be
the
In
@
eral areas
to
the
send
U. the
S.
President,
a
but
thank-you
Embassy states,
in
they
of the country,
Philadelphia;
New
querque,
Mexico;
New
they
note
to
Santiago. visited
sev-
a
in
of
San
Albu-
terday
approval
to
The
group
was
originally
directly
terday| in connection earthquake damage The
five
for
were
Chile
yes-
met
here
with recent i| near their
philoand
change
Throughout
justifying
group
Foxley
includes
and
Munita,
the
Ursic,
Ho-
Daslav
U. S. sugar
tropolitan grams,
leave
area
and until
for
here,
attend
meet
cultural
Saturday,
when
with
pro-
All
San
, High Tides 7:50 a.m.
Juan
7:41
San Juan: Fajardo: Ponce: Mayaguez:
abroad
3:05 2:54 11:13 2:47
p.m.
Puerto
10:39 p.m.
Dr.
8:57 p.m.
LA
Tides
a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m.
Tel.
2:11 p.m 2:00 p.m
Nuevo
Victor
J. Pagan
No. 2 Caparra
its
Castro’s
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and
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fas New
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1:53 p.m.
old
FORECAST: San Juan and Ma-
booklet
to
Caparra
his
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1304
&
people
WEATHER
al-
Jean - -Santarce Piedras Barrie Obrere Call Tel. 3-2467 for information assistance
9:23 p.m. 9:14
to
shores.”
Sao Bio
a.m.
our
shed their blood and the blood of any invaders who threaten our
Pharmacy
Metropolitan 9
7:24 a.m. Lew
quick
Registry
Jurcos
firm
that invasion or aggression from
Santurce Tel. 3-5169 Dectors on Night Daty
7:17 a.m,
Mayaguez
Night
Fernandez
That our are sorry
.
Returning
Thursday, June 9
Ti DES
intruders,” Cas-
nary Cuba, Castro warned that “80,000 militiamen are ready to
claim
Emergency
they
stands
speech.
sent yes-
There’s
31-page
quota,
and
will weaken? Again we cannot acommodate them,” he said in his
insist on spelling the “Puerto” in Puerto Rico, “Porto.” Since 1935, the “Porte” spelling has been “illegal”? by Act of Congress.
home.
Ponce:
a
States, rally of and Be-
said.
erment
nistry of Foreign Affairs authors
racio Pavez and Patricio Fernandez. The group will tour the meofficials,
parish
beard another
Cuba’s
United
but' we cannot accomodate them... Do they hope that while our gov-
Bureau
—
ing Uncle Sam’s little tug?
the
Pprovocateurs
a
ways somebody that doesn’t get the word. Or was Fidel just giv-
Program.
Besides
a
where
Washingten
he
|} auty Operators. “They have used gross and abuItaly sive language, the language of
City.
Senate
WASHINGTON
against
“What do they seek? revolution retreat? We
was
note
which
at
is expected.
STAR
in
Aus-
‘Porto’ Rico Spelling
posed of seven members, but two Miami
left
Saturday’s
Rome
as
against
was made at a pre-dawn Cuba’s Union of Barbers
Castro Favors
com:
to
tro.
York
the
reply
Washington,
paign
vice-chancellor
appointment
Tl.
Fajardo:
Every account up to $10, 000
Nie
The
stand
at the Grego-
years
New
firm
and his government were accused of carrying out a “slander” cam-
and
Vienna,
in
appointed
five
His
areas
series
1926. He studied
theology
in
Fran-
York;
TIDES Tharsday, June
YOUR SAVINGS
Owe ee se swe
includ-
that ‘bosts the students through the new Commonwealth Education and Ex-
@ Save by personal deposit or by mail deposit. We pay the postage.
ee
born
and
serving
by Pedro Bernaola, of the ComMonwealth State Dept., which
insured by Federal government agency.
wa
was
University
priest
cisco; Palo Alto, Calif.; and Paris, |
homes.
DON'T DELAYSAVE MORE TODAY IN | ALL
with
their
from
priests
Spanish-speaking
York
He was
ing Washington, D. C.; Pittsburgh;
reported.
answer
it
that
provides
of Catholic University in 1956 after
Bernaola,
Commonwealth
if
but
keep
what he termed “the crude and aggressive” menaces of the United States government.
dialects.
left to right are Daslay Ursic, Alejandro Foxley, and Fer nando Munita. (STAR photo by Bob Bone.)
HERE —Pedro
of
No New Letter Munita indicated, however, there probably would be no
the the
HAVANA (AP)—Fidel Castro told his partisans yesterday to
educators on director and
left, a represent-
CHILEANS ative
letter
see
se-
doctorate in history from Salzburg University, Germany.
same.
ce with Castro, Foxley group was convinced
Cuban
rian
the
impressed,
in
New
sophy
Remembering
with the number of studying the Spanish
Following
of
the University of Florence, earned graduate degrees in
Eisenhower, however, Foxley said that “we still don’t have
knowledge of geography was very bad.
and
Institute
Illich
in all the
Latin
young He is
tria, on Sept.,
though,”
with
Firm Stand To U. S. ‘Menace’
1959.
courses in sociology, Spanish, Misionary information.
“He
universities of the states, they only met a few students that had any
in
D.C.,
Affairs
said
24,
is composed
leading island.
states.:
no
to
answered,
policy
April
founder of the Institute of Intercultural Communications at Catholic University. He speaks seven
licies. lining
on
ven members—two from the states. Tilich is considered as one of
to President
after
Chile,
Agrait
Castro Urges
The Council, which is the governjing body of Puerto Rico’s educational
Ma-
a member of the Superior Educa-
tional Council. He is the first clergyman to serve on the Council. The Vienna-born educator will assume the post left vacant by the resignation of
:
that they were a little too worn out to talk about it. Wrote Critical Ike Letter The young men—all in their twenties—were part of a group
that
yesterday by Gov. Luis Mujioz
rin to be
Havana
of
said
named
bleary-
Premier
Cuba
the
but
cellor of Catholic University at Ponce, was
ago.
youths, said
the
_~ Msgr. Ivan Illich, 33-year-old vice-chan-
when they Eisenhower
they were President
as to
policy wrote
del
BONE
Si
: ad, oe we
3-2467
Association doctor
~
1re
and
will.
inimedictely :
ait
;
DALE METZLER 4
%
fe
a4
rere
BOB
young Chilean here yesterday
eeu
By Five
June. 91 vee
y. June
|
First Joint
ee
Toa.
“3
Latin-U. S.
,
Navy Maneuvers Set For Next October
~ Round-the-hemisphere naval maneuvers
with units from hine Latin American navies
and a U.S. Pacific fleet, conducting continuous exercises from the Pacific to the Atlantics Oceans, will) begin
next October, it was an-
-”
+
nounced in San Juan yesterday.
$e:
CHILEAN
AID—Admiral
Daniel V. Gallery, left, and Capt.
right, discuss with Luis Bonrlett, the possibility of £ etting Naval vessel to transport a shipment of clothes and foodstuffs
to disaster-torn Chile.. Gallery said yesterday he will ask Washi ngton. for_permission. Bonnett is chairman of the State Committee for Chilean Aid. See other story below. (STAR photo by Gunter
Affairs for the U.S, Chief of Naval Operations. 1] A fleet composed of units from
Hett.)
{
Referendum By HAROLD J. LIDIN The constitutional amendment permitting
| preme ed
Commonwealth. by
sections
of no less than will be voted in ‘8
general
an
eleventh
hour
switch
Popular
“Party
Senate
yesterday
gave
ballots
needed
A 25 to 0 vote tallied
sure
the
the le that a amendment must
senators.
in the
the
mea-
to
meet
constitutional have the ap-
proval of three-fourths members of both houses
of to
all be
sure.
the If
day
the
of general
approval
by two-thirds
jis
only
of the’ legislators
then a constitutional amendment must, be voted in a non-election year.
By
WALTER
‘STAR
Washington
the
Federal
business
of
| Have The Key, Do You Have The Room!
Zimmerman
yes-
terday
walked
into
the
when
office
he
of
Jim
neral manager Beach Hotel. He
Weber,
—
government
running
mortgage
down
on
FHA
that
in
type
the
in
a statement
and
to
the
Currency
May
9
in the
SAR on. eensniteecaine Rca
asc A al
cts
a
|
t
your
Call. oe
Pete
on_
the
be
“
Juan
which
yesterday.
FHA
a
proposed
sale
housing
first
to other
the
a law
delay
and
as
to
a
operation
result
continue
dominium
the
in
units
ed
Piedras,
the
disposition
molds,
costs
perfect Texas’
to
young
be
of
a
steelbands-
Frederick
plays
a
‘Deep in the heart of tune on his miniature
steeldrum
several
and
others.
is
working
(STAR
photo
on
by
fore-
with
the
arrangement,
BUY
con-
FHA
other
manner.”
The MERCURY 300
P. R.
HEARING
|
Outboard Motor.
the Superior Council on Education calls on all interested-citizens to attend of the University,
which
will take place Saturday, June 11, 1960, beginning at 9:00 A.M., on the
Other models
first floor of the building that houses the offices of the Superior Council on Education. This building is situated between the Elementary School and the Secondary School of the University of Puerto Rico. ‘‘ |
Persons who wish to put forward motions are urged to forward
a
4 cyl. 35 hp. single level control.
In compliance with the disposition of Section 6 of the University Law,
a public hearing on the activities and problems
wants
would be required to dispose of the properties in accordance with the condominium concept and would be precluded from disposing of the property in any
condominium.” could
tion
man. The son of boatswain Rey-
it was unable to dispose of the units,” he said. “So lomg as there was one owner who remained and wish-
a
on
said,
owners
in
closure action if for any reason
agency “would be required to offer the acquired property for
ap-
was
a majority or a large number of Gunter Hett)
said,
condominium he
property
tion of maintaining and operating
in
acquired
Rico,”
the
of the entire structure,” he said. “The FHA could be in ia posi-
headaches
default
JUNIOR DRUMMER—Frederick Reynolds, 13, of 103 Naval Sta-
said.
from
6 to |.
80 horsepower. . . there is
a MERCURY Outboard to
to
the Permanent Secretary of the Council a memorandum ‘in triplicaté, con-
| fill every need.
taining their points of view. Said memorandum should be sent by mail or taken personally sufficientlyin advance, so that ‘it be inthe. offices of the Council:no later than Friday, J ne 10,. 1960,: oie veoe = the : meeting itself, the persons brringing. motions. may amplify the most: im-
|' MIRAMAR MARINE
portant points of the motions within the limitations of time and as cirpermi
- ing, in ‘what order the various motions S
oe
63559 - or. 6.5368
were
Fla., and
San
maintenance
insured
joining
to
The president of the hearing will:
- :, Puerte Rice, Inc.
West,
in
training,
conference | opened
FHA hands, the agency “would fi- be responsible for the prorated
in
Zimmerman
the
Puerto
“This
i
Rive
Bae Fae. ahs
ee jen
in
Commit-
nation’s
lead
PUBLic
and
home. G
a
losses,” he
condomi-
without
through
“Under
Senate
a formal
and ask he said.
GOING
Key
While
that
could
example,
™y
To convert Fahrenheit temperatures to Centigrade, ‘subtract 32 degrees and multiply by five
‘
unit
key.
_ ON VACATION?
Pacific) | Coast,
SUPERIOR COUNCIL ON EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO
staying at the Condado Beach Hotel. Ns . The Condado-Vanderbilt was the original name of the hotel im the twenties. |
.-~ Protect
For
contain-
Force
and then divide by nine. _,
as
and increase possibility of FHA
pu-
|for the FHA, he said.
San
Springfield, Mass. —
the
warfare
completed
printed
Headaches
‘said
could
were
He and his wife are visiting from
This
comments
I’'d come
back every year — for the same room,”
navy
down
marine
owners.” _
man’s
captain, told Weberhe rented the room in 1929, 31) years with
ceed
a relationship with all the other
more
Juan, Puerto Rico.”
thinking
unit
mortgage.
programs.
left
H.
one
Zimmer-
said “The Con-
kept
on
Act.
Hotel,
- “{
American
fi- in
made the
multi-unit
mortgage
Housing
@ado-Vanderbilt
Te
the
tional
tag attached. It
Air
pro:
hearings.
Cause a
suppose
changes
a retired
La:
they
nium, “there is no way in which
on
Julian
the
nancing
reason autho-
for
of
of
. Zimmerman
the
was
part
Could
dwellings.
asked
a
time to study a Commonwealthbacked amendment to the Na-
ber’s desk a key with a wooden
Kasanof,
each
tin
‘ended
statement as
record
apartments
Commissioner
| pearance
We-
special |exercises with
through the Magellan Strait and up the Atlantic to the Caribbean. Plans for the joint maneuvers, designed especially for anti-sub-
party
;
blic
insurance
tee filed following
plunked
nal.
The
Fear
Administration as a opposing legislation
Banking
of the Condado
his
justices in each chamber are
chair-
law might, put
“eondominium”
ed
ge-
py
a provision which stated that verdicts of a majority of the three
was cited by the Federal Housrizing
Kasanof
“persuaded”
the ma-
neuvers in the Pacific and hold
colleagues to pass the measure. The motion finally adopted was a House version which eliminated
PRIEST
WASHINGTON
ing for
ago,” said Murray
was
Correspondent
a Commonwealth
Wednesday~ night .the Court bilt was passed by a voteof only
“I meant to return this years
all the navies will open
FHA Against Getting Into Apartment Business Through Condominium Bill
elections.
given
Committee
|
man Cruz Ortiz Stella, who refrained from voting Tuesday, also
voted yes on the mea-
Finance
submitted for vote to the people on
of tHe
Tuesday,
thanks
several
shy
by
composed
—
1, four votes
to
Su-
three justices the November
elections
to
needed 24 ballots that represent three-quarter of the Senate. The vote was repeated yesterday after the Senate requested reconsideration of the measure. On this final try Senator Ernesto Carrasquillo, the sole protest vote
Court verdicts to be hand-
down
20
On Court Voted |
i
News of the multi-lateral maneuvers, the first such ever to be held the Western hemisphere, was given by Rear Admiral H. M. Briggs Directorof Pan American
Carl Bower, permission for U. S;
oa. De
at. %
22
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ats we ste pee
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OAS Croup Condemns Dominican Republic WASHINGTON (AP)—The Dominican Republic has engaged in “flatgrant and widespread violations of human rights,” an Organization of American States (OAS)
testimony from Dominican
group
in
violated. “These
also said that
damental
reported
five
nation
Inter-American
submitted. to the OAS
international gravated
tensions
by
the
in the
Peace
Committee
Council
Caribbean
have
been
A.
official minar
to
W.
MALDONADO
has on
be
of
revealed
that
educational
given
would
Education
a se-
television
here
this
WIPR-TV.
Miguel A. Plaud, the Department’s interim television coordinator, said the Department is considering the following plan: 1.-Use the seminar (to be given by the University of
Puerto
Rico
College
of
Educa-
tion) to train about 30 teachers and supervisors in the uses of educational television, a step ‘in an overall program to utilize WIPR-TV in the educational
program. 2.
within
centers
the
instruction.
of
the
to the
next
convince
3. Direct in
all
The
to
ap-
for the
television
seminar
by
Dr.
an
educational
Michigan
part
of
take
part
The
instruc-
schools.
will
William
be
H.
directed
Tomlinson,
expert
from
University.
A
large
WIPR-TV’s
staff
in
TV
will
it.
30
participants
of
the
seminar are being selected by the Department of Education. According to Plaud, it is not enough to televise programs into classrooms. Teachers and su-
pervisors, trained these
he
on
said, must
how
several
using
classroom One
centers,
of
if
experi-
television
for
the
direct
purposes
successful,
The
to
be well
make
use
of
programs.
clear
driver
who
distance
in the
States made
passes
ahead
Dominican
in
Republic
notified
had
the
refused
that the
for the
on-the-spot
investi-
Peace Committeeto carry out an | gation on the Venezuelan charges.
the ‘investigatign in
council
permission
Attack On Singer SammyDavis By RAYMOND E. PALMER LONDON (AP)— Negro entertainer Sammy Davis jr. came
white
just
too much of a hurry to live. .. and frequently doesn’t. Slow Down and Live, won't you?
woman
who
associates
decent
Britain.”
people
I
have
met
in
after
with Negroes. Davis’ fiancee, Swedish actress May Britt, is not due to receive a final di-
“the
most
voree
savage racial attack I have come across.”
ever
until Sept. 28. Police stopped Ronald Clucas, | tor, who came to blows after leader of the Union movement’s exchanging heated words. The North Kensington branch, from scuffle broke up when. police
close
to crying yesterday
what
he
described
He walked
as
out of the Pigalle
theater restaurant into a group of demonstrators from Sir Oswald Mosley’s’ British Fascist Union movement. i As
he
crossed
the
roared trailed hurled
are
car
away, but a Mosley
Nearly
‘Insulting
men
arrived
outside the restaurant shortly before Davis’ first performance
ended. saying:
They “Sammy
waved back
trees, says Mosley,’ divorced first, slag.”
slag
is British
banne: to and
“Get
‘had
Tears at
tears
fed
in
to
shout:
favor
Britain,”
in
almost
arrived.
of
an
Clucas
said.
In His Eyes the Pigalle,
Davis
his
eyes
and
continually
garettes. “I never not
puf-
on
expected
understand
personal for
husband
gi-
anything
like this,” he said. “I just can-|
j
slang
first
speaker
protesting
Later
Banners
30 Mosley
loud
all-white
truck
it while a man _ inside abuse through a_loud-
Waved
A
a
her
No arrests were made lduring the. demonstration. The only scuffle occurred between a Pigalle stagehand and a demonstra-
“Boycott the Sammy Davis show” and ‘‘We have no need for half-castes here.” “This was a branch decision and no orders were received from Sir Oswald himself. We
sidewalk
ing: “Go home, Nigger.” His chauffeur-driven
from
using
to his car, they booed, jeered and waved banners at him say-
without
is
Caribbéan. :
| Last, April ‘Drier had
British Fascists Launch Racial
govern-
money
public
as well as of principles
response to a denunciation by Venezuela. It acted under
step.
tion
duties of man,
C. Drier of the United
Legislature
enough
and
speaker.
Establish
mental
be and
propriate
monte’
and next, will be the first step in a program to make more use of the government’s educational
station,
ment
Drier told the council before the reading of the eight-
it said,
of the charter of the Organization of American: Sta’ The Peace Committee, headed by Ambassador John
violations.
Department
page report that the group is continuing to examine other aspects of the problem of international tensions
acts,”
TV Seminar Planned In Effort To Make More Use Of WIPR By
“constitute the denial of funrights set forth in the American declaration
report said human
of the rights
ag-
The committee for four months has been studying the situation in the Dominican Republic and has taken
A
rights ‘are continuing to be
special authority given to it by the western hemisphere foreign ministers at a meeting in Santiago, Chile, last August.
a
it.
vicious
This
is
vendetta
a
of a
lhate-group. Thank God for the]!
South Africans Send ‘Peace Mission’ To Wi JOHANNESBURG
(AP)
The
decision was. reached
after
A group of South African industrialists is sending a “peace mission” including a Negro, to the West Indies to try ‘to end the trade boycott which resulted in dockers’ refusal to unload a South African cargo ship in Trinidad, it was announced
the freighter ning” loaded
“African Lightwith 600-tons of
cargo
return
here.
Policies.
with
had
its
dockers
to
load
had
to
Durban
because
refused
Trinidad
to
handle
the cargo or refuel the ship in protest against the South African
government’s
racial _ Segregation
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leaders have loudly talked about a referendum to decide the future
political
are afraid to let the Puerto press their will.
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people
freely ex-
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in the walk-out at El Imparcial newspape-, where striking re porters backed hy shop personnel
and
photographers
have
closed
with
Ivan
Coll
the
CIO.
The
rival
Union,
Teamster
leader
paper’s
editorial
was
their jobs May
employees
of
their
steward,
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Gov. Edmund G. Brown. aside
of
the
results
alleged
the
grounds
management
on
interfe-
rence in the poll. A-new election has
been
postponed
pending
a
decision on El Imparcial charges violence
filed . on |
island,
provide
and
utilize
that
is
Munoz
the
said.
Agriculture
Rivera
and
Santos ‘a
firm
step forward in the development and in assigns
the his
departmen $600,000 for initiating the establishment of the Corp-} oration. ‘
for the
appropiate
in-
employment
of
this
socialiy
force and
nomical beneficial.” The public corporation headed
by
composed agriculture public
a
of
board
the
will be
of -directors
secretaries
and commerce,
works,
the
in eco-
of
labor,
president
of
G.
Brown
did
ballot. A
moter cut total. Tammany
deeply: leadet
sapio
suffered
when some York In
a
a-
California,
favorite
nal.
on
the
pension
pro-
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into Brown’s + tS Carmine De-
major
reform Democrats of his followers City.
legation
labor
of
in
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control
same,
enterprises,
Secretary
of agriculture country.” The bill
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Republican ballot! in| Tuesday’s California primary! than Governor
centives
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of
Brown,
son the
setback
defeated in New . running
candidate, state’s
to the
@1-vote
Democratic
convention.
But
pension
as
won de-
matiopro-
moter George 'H. Mcliain received 30
per
cent
of
the
Democratic
total.
The combified voteof Brown and McLain was greater than the total
piled
up
by Nixon.
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But
the
was not as 3 to 2 majo-
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Business
NEW
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(AP) — The bor-
Towing
public
is
to see
waiting
if the nation’s
dropped by
banks
is,
by
the
will
it
meeting
for
to
the commercial banks to borrow money from the Federal Reserve. Now
it’s
a
commercial
question:
banks
in
will turn
from
And
the
ing
a
give
boost
in
such
business
Nary
on
fhe
general
prosperity
lad-
der?
More By
cutting
to 3% the San
In the
Line discount
per cent from
or
of
Paris
up,
and
to
the
set
a
build
summit
off
no
rush
apparently
to
look
More
for
led
higher
Reasons
psychology
therefore
borrow-
in
of
So the Federal Reserve spokesmen say there is little inflatio-
them?
pickup
to
stock
No
make
if they do, will there be
enough
in
few people prices.
it cheaper for the public to borrow
psychology
The ‘seuttling
rate—
cheaper
the
row for expansion up stocks.
banks
discount
making
that
rate
as
tight
of
money
no a
any
more,
reason
hand
on
and
to the
and
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Federal Reserve banks in Francisco and Philadelphia
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SULLIVAN
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Panama And Liberia Eligible For IMCO THE HAGUE (AP) — The International Court of Justice yesterday ruled 9-5 that Panama and
Liberia
members
credit.
had
a
the
marine
of
right
to
be
central banks is often done when
ganization (IMCO). In an advisory opinion 14 World Court judges said that assembly
by
“electing
were bringing this rate more in line with other short-term bor-
making borrowing cheaper will give a lagging economy a boost. Raising the discount rate is
neither Liberia nor Panama on the safety committee in January 1959, had failed to comply with
rowing
often
the
charges,
which
have
been
done
when
the
money
ma-
mostly on the downside for many
nagers feel a business boom may
weeks. The
get out of hand to higher prices
ping
interest
because
rates
the
were
drop-
demand
for
and and
lead both finally to
a bust.
articles
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Oil
74%
&
We were happy to have been selected to do the Mechanical Installation of Puerto Rico’s largest and newest drug store.
Am
Gillette
Int Bus
+%
Nat Lead NY Cent
Glen
6%
— 2%
61% 67%
69% 391%
SUGAR
3-9660
43%
Unch +%
Goodyear Grace & Co Gulf Oil
%
+73 +5 3
181%
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+% t=
4%
45%
Motors
NEW
1501 Ashford Ave.
—% +1 +1%
~~
31% 6%
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Int Harv Int. Nick
(formerly Bertran-Walker Corp.)
+R
+1% +%
173% 228
Gen Tel General Tire
Santa Rosa Plaza
IMEC of Puerto Rico
31%
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| 28%
42% 66% 57%
Goodrich
-STORE
‘+14 by
5%
Nat Gyps
three
41% , 54
Am Std Am Tel Tel Am Tob Anaconda Armco Steel Armour Atl Refin Bendix Av Beth Steel
Nat Dis,
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108 45
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70% 3456
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23% 34 34%
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Food
DRUG
priced.
| B%
is 3,000 miles.
Rexall
High
defense
(5458 | 30% | 32%
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Amerada Pet Am Airlines Am Can
Dress
LIGGETT
of more
Celanese Cer de Pas Champ Pap
dissenting
separate opinions, of the five judges that were against includjing Panama and Liberia in the eategory
and/or office space.
the
(Norway)
Moreno
‘Itheir
Commercial
court’s
Klaestad M.
of
news
safety /Am Smelt
committee of the Intergovernmental Maritime Consultative Or-
the- IMCO
by
spending recommendations in|Business Machines climbed 15 % Washington. dollars a share and Eastman A number of chemicals, drugs, | Kodak added 54. airlines and vending issues joined| The Associated Press average {in the forward movement that|of 60 Stocks rose 2,20 to. 223.00. has carried through three straight Volume was 3,800,000 shares compared with 3,710,000 Tuesday. sessions this week.
— Market Quotations.—
World Court Rules
Cutting the charges for commercial bank borrowing from the the money managers feel that deflation is more likely than inflation, or when they feel that
4 per cent
BLAKE
yesterday and closed with a gain
weakened stock market had led business to be less eager to bor-
the first shoe last week
lowering
that
felt
today
drop the other shoe. Two Federal Reserve
° By
NEW YORK, (AP)—The Stock Market advanced in active trading
loans from business firms and from home builders hadn’t been as large as previously. And many
News Analyst
— -| whereley, June 9, 1960
Stock Market Advances
Will Banks Pass On Cut In Loan Rates To Public AP
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JUAN STAR— Thursday, June ®, 1960
SAN
i
|
9
P.R. Is Planning Pilot Housing —
Frank Becerra Gets Top
Job At Molinos Puerto Rico Project Of 100. Dwellings
Frank Becerra, / Jr. has been appointed- general manager of' | Molinos de Puerto Rico, inc. ade | The announcement was,
by
A. J.
Mactier,
president
of
By
Becérra
succeeds
president
Neb.
with,
lities
Becerra
staff
joined
president
in
as a vice
|
responsibi-
Molinos
mill opened.
in
Prior
to joining
a $500,000
at
least
pilot project
100
units
superblock
_He
Distribuidora
S. A.,
‘subsidiary
of H.
e Hijos,
‘with
de
Sola
headquarters
in San
also
ALCOA
Salva-
employes pany
NEW YORK (AP) — Security
ments
penpay-
are being sweetened.
More
ployes
against
business
_ their workers and a number aré | hiring doctors to ‘watch. -theit mental health as well. « “All of: these are employer-empropositions.
They
are
addition fo' the, public programs that furnish
pensions,
payments
less
workers’
and
for
in
security old age
to the
job-
compensation
Insured pension plan protection is provided today by 28, 430 employer-employe programs for
million
This is more than double the number of persons so covered
10. years ago and an increase af more than 2% times in the num-
of companies business
against
include
RO ER TA ATOR A ERT, nae aR =a
pS
the
last
year.
law;
and
growth
the
propor-
hazards is reported by the Na-
tional Industrial Conference Board. In a 1956 survey it found two out of three companies doing this. In a recent survey of 319
manufacturing out of
firms
trend
in
it
found
four.
Accompanying a
in
the
the
number
upward of
travel
protection plans in the last four en
yeats
was
an
increase
in
the
benefit levels. and the inclusion of
more types
More The
employes
of hazards covered.
and
- -
board says that many com-
panies that four years
ago had
only air travel or other limit
forms of coverage now have allrusk
‘business
arias
6h)
as
co-operatives
said the ion
is ‘‘good but added that often
the
or
criteria for streets and other
far reaching in
demandsof srowih.
planning
Puerto
Rico
to
are
too
high
eds
in Puerto Rico.
He
hopes
to
to
submit
meet
the
ilot
project stelicalie next month, he
an urban
said.
5
]
|
Far & Middle East, ports
East x
Coast
9
‘6
Coast Ports |
Gulf
DEPARTURE 83.
TO N. ¥.
;
|.
ha-
employes
so
ports _
MONTREAL
|
East Coast potts
|
: 3
Mayaguez‘
z
3
Ponce,| Phil., Balt.
7
10
8
Isbrandtsen, 8.
|v]
8
OPERATOR AND/ AGENTS Bull Lines J.
Mercantile
Alcoa
Ponce, Gulf
Lines
Mayaguez, Ponce, S. Americaa, Gulf | F
LLykes Line |
9
St. Thomas
P.R.V.L. Line
2
——
Peace.
Ball
all
STAR
GLORIA
' Newark
8
9
Newark
_ Sea Land of P. R.
St. Croix
>
»
St. | Thomas
Montreal
9
i.
S. American parts
.
.
Trepic
Freight
Freach
Line,
Lines
Imbert
(Ieformation compiled by San Jaan STAR from Shipping Companics and Economie ‘Developdseat Administration)
exempt
The
cent
insure
or management.
remaining
13
all
BEST WISHES TO LIGGETT Rexall DRUG STORE
men,
per .cent
sure only -selected -key perSonnel.
in-
officers or
The majority of the programs provide
benefits
only
or dismemberment ly indemnity
for
death
injuries, ex-
expense
or week-
payments.
Advertisement
:
at the
A Pleasure
SANTA
By BOB FINNER
We picked
travel contracts.
beer,
a
and ‘bathing
the
car
and
took
in
in
the
electrical eedlineors & contractors
off.
The trip was very pleasant but traffic was “murder.” One of most important factors in | the
pleasure
of
the
trip
was
Stop7 —
that’ the
car had excellent brakes and | sure did need and use them. | am eternally. grateful thot. the owner. of} the
car
tious
is a
careful
man. and
and
keeps
Ponce de Leon ‘Ave.
conscien-
his car
pro- :
perly maintained.
Tel. 2-0186
-El Yunque is beatuiful, the way up offers some of the lovelie: scenery you will find anywhere be | highly
recommend
it
for
anyorie
who has had a hard and hot week
in town, Just be sure you check those brakes before you start out. CAR CLINIC at 115 de Diego Ave.,
Santurce
(in
front of
Pueblo
Supermarket) gives excellent brake service..Let them assure you u ‘safe and pleasant trip up El Yun ue,
jing.
f t
PLAZA
cold
jumped
‘early
ROSA
SOLE FLECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION Inc.
as jour
lunch,
gear,
(borrowed)
morning
the the
El Yunque
packed
ei
-
Lines
N.-¥.
FAIRLAND
insur-
‘ Also many that. formerly insured jor wherever: else you may be . “ only designated executives or
serve
taradp said the federal pro-
n
necessary
N.Y.
N. Y., Ponce
BERNICE M
travel
or
6 per
destination,
tion of companies providing their employes with some form of in‘surance against business travel
three
RRR
all
-workers
executives
time.
Steady -Growth Steady
ints
ARRIVAL £3. JUNE Ts
St. Thomas
Tute of Life Insurance sas these Last~ Sunday, we decided to beat future payments are now gua- the heat by heading for the moun-ranteed by insured reserves df tains. a treat which | had denied $17% billion, a gain of 11 per |myself for ‘an embarassingly fong in
could
17 per cent insure all
ber of plans in effect. The Insti-
cent
He was
_| The Trip Was
workers.
Common-
condominiums.
Commonwealth
KATHRYN
TROPIC
cluding medical
injuries.
54%
solutions
from the federal wage and hour
' avatching. the physical health of
Ptoye
the
.
.
on com-
ing
salaried.
.aré
the|
LEDA I
blanket poli-
64 per cent
exposed;
. travel
corporations
GEORGE LYKES
business.
zards
companies are insuring their em+ dazards.. More
use
.
Breaking down the type of coverage, the board finds that
on.
RANGER
JEAN
Coverage Breakdown,
for the American worker marches More are coming under ‘sion plans and the benefit
now
cies for ‘all traveling
Analyst
|said-
BECERRA
Increased E mploye Benefits y For Workers News
as
Pacific
FRANK
Business
7
FLYING GULL
dor.
AP
to test a]
concept
revealed
FRANCES
a)
SpellSecurity
The
‘SHIPPING SCHEDULES |
of |
‘Compania
lower]
. fnodel housing design of the future.
Be- |
manager
varado.:
featur- | development-
for
middle incagme families new
and
Molinos,
was general
govern-|
fatilities
ing
he was appointed assistant’ gene-| ral manager in November, 1959. | ‘He is a native of Arecibo, and | lattended " Brooklyn Polyttehui¢ | Institute. — |
cerra
federal
back
|
bakery |
1959,
the
million by the first week | models for underdeveloped nations,
gr
|
flour sales when Puerto Rico’s | first flour, corn meal and’ animal |
feed
to pay
th is also. thinking of acquirdisclosed here -Tuesday a request ing) public housing projects at} for Federal housing officials to Arecibo and Hato Rey for. possible
as vice +
charge.of
plans
|. | ment $2.5
ated director of the Puerto Rito Urban Renewal and Housing Corp., | w
‘Owen
W. Cotton, who is returning to | Nebraska Consolidate’s general offices in Omaha,
PRIEST
WASHINGTON — Puerto Rico} in July to take over 10 semi-rural] He said.a federal: official was hopes to teach the world how to| housing proj built on the island interested| in a proposal for a basic, build more houses for a dollar. | prior to 1 for redevelopment | $3,000 middle ane unit “‘core 9 Carlos .. Alvarado, newly-design-| on self-liqnidating basis. allowing for future ex-
|
Molinos and. its parent corporation, Nebraska-Consolidated; Mills Company.
WALTER,
STAR Washington Correspondent.
|
Xv
| |
Raceine nario
ai
THE
SAN
JUAN
STAR
—
weer fh. 1 ate
We
SOS
Thursday, June 9, 1960
PAY MORE the best costs less at
Sade. suou HAM 7.Q)
ENGLEHORN'S FANCY GRADE “A” HAM WITH THAT SUGAR SWEET HICKORY SMOKED FLAVOR
ENGLEHORN’S
BEST QUALITY SUGAR CURED
SLICED
ENGLEHORN’S FANCY GRADE “A” HAM WITH THAT SUc. SWEET HICKORY SMOKED FLAVOR
{ i
TOP QUALITY-GOOD VALUE
FLAVOR
SALT CODFISH
aT ) Q J w = y |ueen BREAD LA OF PUEBLO FEE AAP A every 19) sae a
a
oe @ iif
a Us dy
OO
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NOODLE...
KEN
2°
REEBLER TOWNHOUSE QWALITICG.............PKS.. 8BOF.
FRUITS
AND
FRESH FLORIDA GOLDEN
FROZEN
AIA. iW STRAWBERRIES BIRDS
EYE
|
|
VEGETABLES
¢ LARGE EARS cecoeccoreceoocs
GROWN
CICUMGER
DELICIOUS
HOME
CONVERTED RICE 3, 1b5. .. oc cceee 35¢ UNCLE
BEN’S
RICE Cceercccccccccce .. 14 OZ. PKG.
CRISP
CHICKEN POCCCHO EHEC OEHOOO OOEOOOO HE OCEOED ES OOOEOOOOLOROOOATOSOEHOOOOSSOOOOUCS
GROWN
21¢
OF THE SEA
light Meat Chunk
eccce
33¢
White Meat Solid Pack 0639 White
Meat
Chunkecece
35¢
White Meat Chunke 2 for4it —
<>
WE
RESERVE
@
THE
RIGHT
TO
LIMIT
THE
AMOUNT
OF
PURCHASES
@
Full
flow
cuplings.
Full 7/16” inside diameter
5 Year Guaranty |
$1.95
-
at
type
Reg.
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FOODS
LINDEN FARMS WHOLE
f
&
66
|
ee
$2.98
-
fd a
Here And There-
| + 4 || HI 1
i }¥. {
ladies Show Floral Kn io
i &
‘Members
of. the
Garden
Club of Puerto Rico‘demo:
large-brimmed
in’
the Shell
Concha’
Room
of the
Hotel.
hibiscus
and = “ea de
Mrs.
|
William
Hillyer.
It was the group’s last meeting before the fall season and
fibrous
palm
around
her. head
club
members
with
with
posies
wore
them
came
dripping
for the affair. Some
merely
as
. straw’ hat
Malta. . The most tropical hat, according to the judges, was ‘that of
wers. by wearing. them at their tast luacheon meeting Mon. La
white
was lavishly’ trimmed with
o-| colored
strated their ‘knack with day
By Betty Knort
|
earrings
or as corsages, but many created hats or decorated their gowns
white
It
fond and
Danish
was
a
wrapped trimmed
flag
blooms.
Mrs. William sprays of sky flowers affixed
McCabe wore blue plumbago to her natural
straw
took- the
hat
and
prize
for the most springlike creation The | “come-dressed-in-flowers” of the day. A special are — Samaritano or her idea was ‘that of program ‘te Mrs. chairman, Vianie- .(Mrs. A.J.) originality in decorating both _ Samaritano,*who patienly strung her gown and hat. congia. {small violet-green fur- | . Mrs... Oates As Dofa' Fela ry leaves). and sewed them in) ‘Mrs. Page Oates came’ a Ta bands around the hem, at the Dofia -Felisa; her butterfly-ish waist and on the sleeves of her headdress was a stunning but
with
blooms.
white
Swiss
eyelet
smart little covered
leaves
dress.
hat :was
with
the
.
‘Her
simple
same
pretty
Violeta
Biascoechea
Theo the
decorator,
Hancock
and
were
artist
judges
Golfer
D.)
at
affair.
Lovely
Winners
little
was thick
completely hidden cluster of hot-pink
cracena
léaves,. was
giant
Mrs.
Bea-
and
judged
(Mrs.
natural
ELEGANT
es” hibiscus
William
the
the most sophisticated, while Mrs. Madeline O’Btien. won for the most opulent creation. Her
HAT—
Mrs. Violeta B. de Rodriguez, president! of the Women's
ivic Club, left, and Theo Hancock, were two of the judges who picked Mrs. Douglas trimmed
chapeau
going president of the club. (STAR photo by Betty Keeen)hat, butterfly in shades of and|| Mrs. Madison Fletcher, i ‘linen
straw,
with; Haw-| vetiow-orange on top 2
eeavall husband has a citron plantation,|of real
(little angels) of “Angelitos” each pale lavender bloom about
flowers.
i
>t
:
an
exquisite
corsage
of
an
and colored
a
VALUES
aa
|
=~
BRITISH BREVITES were $20.95 Now b
_
| |
- “were $20.95 Now #
1 i
1
“sits “AM
cd
i
1.95 :1e
|
|
|
|
:
COLOR LIFT
COLOR TONE SHAMPOO - |
CROWNING COLOR
4 Fashion —_
4
6. 95
i
tet
~-- were $14.95 NOW
were $ 9.95
NOW
495 |
.
introducing
it 95 ?
8.95
and |
'hy
Plaza
- Helena Rubinstein
CUTEX,
\
WEDGE ~_ .. -. -- were $11.95 Now Italian Sandals _ were $ 8.95 NOW HANDBAG!
——
!
|
1
- De'SILVA -_ __L_ were $15.95 NOW
of
3
|
i |
wehatitd
Distributors of
a
8.95
1
|
Real Flower Stole Mrs. William McIntosh used (See Garden Club page 13)
Ponce de Leon, Hato Rey.
[eo
__ -. 35 were $14.95 NOW
“MILANOS
and
THAN am
__
on the puffed sleeves as a hair band.
MARXUACH & ZEGRI, INC.
1
JACK SCHAEFER — were $29.95 NOW | SURBANITES
llusters
straw flowers
{
: Santa Rosa
107
Me i
|
1 fnank our castomers,
tiny
purple
“Rexall tebe STORE
|
SHE
with
or-
like
7
ANNIVERSARY
dress
=
i
.
—
Mrs. Roehr’s Orchids Our own luncheon companion, Mrs. Edward Roehrs, whose husband has'a finca of exotic plants outside of Arecibo, wore
rN
GREATER
a hat made of|sewn fiber decorated | used
j'wore a cone of |/pressed coconut
only planted six| naif the size of a lady's thumb|with red and yellow _ lobster and were Tee Weeore Geely two! nail, gar-|claw blooms. Mrs. Helen D. de] vineit's bears] years e ' gong all|,- from the Roehr ‘Buxeda, accented her lavender]
chid shaped
|
flop-
high-crowned : :
, Lee’s, Shoe: Salen
1ST
as the most elegant at the Garden Club’s luncheon
onday.in the Shell Room of La Concha Hotel. At right is Mrs. Louis C. Butler, out-
affair
aiian wood roses. Incidentally, her wood roses are in full bloom
couble : ‘hibiscus blooms was picked as the most elegant; Mrs. Robert Guthrie, who fashioned her smart toque out of franfipani -blooms,, Slickly banded with
a
-
attended
attractively trimmed
Douglas
Reeves, wearing a small-brimmed: white Milan straw, whose crown by a
roses.
Laura
py-brimmed, :
:
Mrs.
wood
Hunter
wearing
Phe
of
hibiscuses
|:
triz T. de Urrutia, the club’s expert on trees, made a smart little bandeau: of a hat out of three deep red-green Ti leaves and three red ginger blossoms.
de
Rodriguez, outgoing president of the -Women’s Civie Club of Puerto Rico; Bill Boydston, the interior
yellow
Hawaiian
=
Mrs.
arrangement
hibrid
completely
;
! é
Fashion Orchid
is BEI 1
|
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il
HH
ROGER “Jean
& GALLET
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Marie Farina Golegne
|
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Pa
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — . Thursday, June 9, 1960
10
_ WHY PAY M when the best costs less at
mn. 93
ENGLEHORN'S FANCY GRADE “A” HAM WITH SWEET HICKORY SMOKED FLAVOR
ENGLEHORN’S
BEST QUALITY SUGAR CURED
THAT SUGAR
ENGLEHORN’S
FANCY
GRADE "A" HAM
WITH
SWEET HICKORY SMOKED FLAVOR
THAT SUx.
smoKeD HAM CENTER SLICES... TOP QUALITY-GOOD VALUE
FLAVOR
SLICED SALT BACON... CODFISH -.." FREE] LOAF OF POCGLO BREAD VELVEETI.....2 GARDEN HOSE 50 FEET 1 Ib. PKG.
GROCERY
FILLETS
SAA DAIRY VALU
DEPARTMENT
It
KRAFT-
WITH EACH PURCHASE OF ANY TWO CrpeShiat SPICES ON DISPLAY
LIBBY’S
> |MATO JUICE 5¢
SENSAT
eu
eeeccossceeoe
°
f
2 QT
SP ULNE Ul MORO
@) i
4 OZ. NIG
;
4
CLEANSER
.
SIZE 6¢
sees
sees
CAMPBELL’S SOUP
FOR 8 OF.
FRUITS
HOME
AND
VEGETABLES
FLORIDA GOLDEN
POOP
CP HOOOOOO
GROWN
OEE OEDOEEEOET
EOC OEE
FOODS
7
WHOLE
Me. aly
MEOOOOOOOOFOOOHOOOODODODOODOOO0E
At CONVERTED RICE 3S ccssvewes 356 UNCLE
Fens ’S
RICE
| se eececcccccecsesesceeccsccecccces
a HOME
FARMS
CRISP
CUCUMBERS
DELICIOUS
FROZEN
7
RESERVE
THE
; PKG.
21¢
CHICKEN OF THE SEA Light Meat Chunk
cocncccnccncdegeceesseceedecoasaes
GROWN
WE
secee
33¢
White Meat Solid Pack 6639¢ White Meat Chunk eccee 35¢
White Meat Chunke 2 for4i¢ — RIGHT
TO
LIMIT
THE
AMOUNT
OF
SAVE $1.03
Made
of 100%
pure vinyl
plastie
BIRDS EYE
REEBLER TOWNUOUSE ONALITIES FRESH
i
100% PURE VINYL @
OW f POON PS... t
2
It!
BABY GOUDA
LINDEN
ceeesesetcccsvecens
9 CHICKEN NOODLE...
|
DANISH
t
CAN
-
6¢
(
8 OZ.
IMPORTED
PURC HASES
-
.
7
.
~w- Solid brass, permanent type Full flow cuplings. @ Full 7/16” inside diameter
5 Year
Guaranty
$1.95 Reg. $2.98
py
Here And There | ‘
Ladies show Floral Knack. t Sails
of. a
Gollan
By Betty Kor
Club of Puerto Rico! demonsstrated their knac Iwith flo-} wers. by wearing. them at
large-brimmed ‘white . straw’ hat was lavishiy’ trimmed With flame colored hibiscus and=-Graz de Malta.
day in.
ing to the
their 4ast luacheon meeting Mon. La
the Shell
Room
of
The
the
Concha’ Hotel. It
was
the
group’s
last
fall season and came dripping
with
the
posies
for
Mrs.
meet-
ing before’ the club members
affair.
or -deeorated.: their
with
blooms.
The
was
chairman,
that
of
Some
Mrs.
It
fond
William
sprays
of
flowers
gowns
straw
of
was
a
wrapped
McCabe
sky
blue
affixed hat
te
and
wore
plumbago her
took
natural
the
prize
for the. most springlike creation of the day. A special prize went te Mrs. Samaritano for her originality in decorating both
program
Vinnie -
that
Hillyer.
palm
accord-
was
around her head and trimmed with white Danish flag blooms.
“come-dressed-in- flowers”
idea
trepical bat’
judges,
William
fibrous
wore them merely as: earrings or as corsages, but many created hats
aroct
(Mrs. AJ.)
Samaritano, *who patienly
strung
her
gown
and
waist
of her
headdress
was
hat.
-
a
stunning
congia’. (small violet-green fur- \ i Mrs. Oates As Dofia Fela ; Ty leaves). and sewed them in. Mrs. Page Oates came a lal bands around the hem, at the Dofia -Felisa,| her butterfly-ish and
white
on
Swiss
the
sleeves
eyelet
dress.
Her
smart little hat was completely covered with the same pretty leaves
.
Mrs.
Violeta
president
of the -Women’s Civie Club of Puerto. Rico; Bill Boydston, the interior ‘decorator, and artist Theo. Hancock were ‘Judges at affair.
| ‘Phe Lovely
Winners
little
.
Mrs.
Douglas
Reeves, wearing a_small-brimmed: white Milan straw, whose crown
was
completely
hidden
by a thick cluster of hot-pink Gouble:: |hibiseus blooms was picked as the most elegant; Mrs. Robert Guthrie, Who fashioned her smart — out of fran-. Bipani -blooms,., sli¢kly banded with cracena léaves, | Was judged the most sophisticated, while Mrs. Madeline O’Brien. won for the most opulent creation.” Her
hibrid
yellow
giant
hibiseuses
Hawaiian
wood
triz T.
Urrutia,
de
but
of
roses. the
and
Mrs.
Bea-
club’s
ex-
pert on trees, made a smart lit: tle bandeau of a hat out of three deep red-green Ti leaves! ST Lagi , Violeta B. de Rodrigues, ‘president of the Women’ s and three red ginger blossoms. Club, beth were two of the judges who picked Mrs. Douglas Golfer La (Mrs. William Reeves’ Tubiseus a ckigiaa as the most elegant at the Garden Club’s luncheon D.) Hunter attended the affair Monday in the Shell Be of La Concha Hotel. At right is Mrs. Louis C. Butler, outwearing a na straw, floppresident of the club. ( STAR photo by Befty Knorr). py-brimmed, -crowned hat, Mrs. Madison Fletcher, whose {linen dress with tiny clusters attractively ed with Haw- bhitertiy in shades of rust and|| on top of sprays ‘nuisband has a citron plantation,}of real purple aiian wood straw flowers . Incidentally, ee ’ “Angelitos” (little angels) we a cone of a hat made of|sewn on the puffed ‘sleeves and her-wood roses are in full bloom ae pale lavender bloom about|| coconut fiber decorated | used as a hair and ‘were planted six half the size of a lady’s thumb {w ith red and yellow lobster Real Flower Stole months ago. Usually, it’s two Mrs. William McIntosh used years before | the vine bears nail, all from the Roehr gar- claw blooms. Mrs. Helen D. de
Buxeda,
Mrs.
plants an
chid
8
outside;of
exquisite
shaped
Arecibo,
deeeaes
and
accented
her
lavender
(See
Garden
Club
page 13)
Orchids
of
wore an
colored
or-
like
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of
at
the
7 p.m.
president Malcom Mrs. MacIntyre.
Air San
Caribe te
MacIntyre
TODAY—Mrs.
Marina
and
Valdes
will entertain at a tea at 5 p.m. at the Borinquen Room of the Caribe
Hilton
former
regent
Hotel.
of
She
the
Bautista Court of the Daughters of America.
FRIDAY,
June
is
San
the
Juan
Catholic
10—Festival
Casals at the University of Puerte Rico Theater at 8:30 p.m. Gra-
'eiela loist.
Rivera,
soprano, :
SATURDAY,
val
Casals
at
June
the
is the
so-
11—Festi-
University
of
The
Puerto Rico Theater at 8:30 p.m. Juan Jose Castro conducting the
festival orchestra.
honor
SATURDAY—Reception
home ginal
at the
of the British Consul, ReHall from 6 to 8 p.m. to
celebrate
the
Elizabeth
II of England,
birthday
of
Queen
cocktail
lounge
of
Buxeda,
has
announced
that Ball
their “traditional Masquerade will take place on/ Friday,
June 9, 1960
the
Flamboyan Club, starting at 5 p.m.
Columbus
building
on
- Ashford
Ave. to the Condado Beach’ Hotel. The
avenue
lights
and
will
a
be
strung
with
steel band: playing
June 24, in the Fiesta Room pf the typical music of Puerto Rico will, Condado
Beach
Hotel.
1
4
lead*the
The affair is being organized by a committee presided over by Mr.
and
Ross.
Mrs.
Other
Raul
Freddy
Ramirez
committee
members
Buxeda,
Prados,
Mr.
the
Fernando
and
Mrs.| Paul
Hughes, the Charles Fonts, Mr.
Queen of the Students. The affair will take place on Saturday, June the
Lion’s Club presi-
Raul
Lopez
The Epsilon Chapter of the Nu Sigma Beta Fraternity will give a cocktail party to honor Miss Joanne Romanace Sama, Carnival
in
San Juan
dent,
are
Party For Student Queen
11,
STAR — Thursday,
Lions To Hold Traditional Masquerade
Calendar
TODAY, June 9—FEastern Lines dinner party at the Hilton
SAN JUAN
and
Mrs.
David
Bravo,
the’
José
R. Nins, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos J. Ruiz, the Osvaldo Guzmang and Mr.
and Mrs.
Pepe
A great number
H. Rodriguez.
of “‘compatsas,””
groups in identical costumes, are being organized for the event.) They
will
parade
from
the
Nights
of
paraders.
Prizes: wil, be
given .to the ‘‘comparsas” for costumes showing the most originality,
the
most
beautiful,
most
amusing and to the largest “‘comparsa’’
group.
Arthur Murray Queen | At day
a cocktail evening
at
party, the
held
Sun-
Flamboyan
Club, Miss Ivonne Fuster was officially chosen Carnival Queen of
the
Arthur
in Puerto
Rico.
Murray
Studios
: Margarita Dr.
and’
Mrs:
announce their
Joan
Sabater Juan
the
-.Sabater
engagement
daughter,
Margarita
to Lt. William
Del
Toro,
son
a
graduate
Col. José E. Del Toro. The
of
Joan,
bride-to-be
is
El
Class
of
i
of Hood College, Class of 1959, and the groom-to-be is an alumnus
of
He
is
Citadel,
presently
Columbia,
ple will
S.C.,
make
of
1958;
stationed where
at
the
cou-
their home.
Peace Flag Ball
Set For June 27 _A
parade
Hotel
to
Club
will
from the
the
Normandy
Escambroén.
proceed
the
Beach
gala
coro-
nation ceremonies at the Queen of the Peace Flag Ball on dime ‘27,
The affair is to raise funds for the building ‘of the church schook of Nuestra Sefiora de Ja “Piedad in Isla Verde.
ses
The Queen of the Peace will be chosen by chance from a bevy of
lovely
young
ladies,
Baita
Conde
representing
and carrying the flags of 74 coun-
tries.
Mrs.
de
Salazar,
Doha Mariana Lopez Cepero Valdés, Mrs. Baby Garcia de
Torre Conde
de de
Barletta
de
de la
Stegall, Mrs. Luisita, Santaella, Mrs. Dolly Caballero,
Mrs.
To-=
hita Ruiz-Sanchez, Dr. Edith Pas checo, Mrs. Alicia Torres Veldze quez
are sponsoring the affair, assisted by many committee women.
Mr.
and Mrs. Fernando Ruiz Suria
will be
patrons
of the
ball.
Two-Day Dietetic Meet
Begins’ Today At Condado The
Dietetic
Puerto annual
Rico will meeting,
Association
of
hold its two-day, this * Thursday
and Friday, June 9-10, in the Governor’s Room. of the Condado Beach
presided de
Hotel.
The
event-will
over’ by Mrs.
Lara
and
the
Maria
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gainvillia for her real flower stole. She was joined by Mrs Jack Younger. at luncheon. Attractive Kay Shehab (Mrs.
| EH.) wore Cruz de Malta tucked in her belt
and
individual
flow-
ers and their leaves
sewn
a
for
white
fair.
jersey
Mrs.
used
stole
Jerauld
Von
blooms
for
the
Cruz
de
crown
of
her hat and _ speckled leaves for the brim. At
a
neighboring
af-
|
Wedel
yellow-orange
Malta
onto
the
croton.
table,
Mrs.
G.G. Connélly wore a_ small cluster of baby-sized pink car‘mations tucked in the coils of
her dark
hair.
Her luncheon
companions
were
Mrs. Frederick
M. Fair,
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
David
Joseph
Gleen
Lawrence,
strung Cruz de fringe-wise and decorate
her
MOST TROPICAL— Mrs. Eugene Ball, left, shows Mrs. William Hillyer, winner of the most tropical prize, “her
fan decorated with pearls and yellow chrysanthemums at Monday’s Garden Club “come - dressed --in flowers”
luncheon.
who
Malta used
dress
earrings. At
¢|David
Cheadle
Guzzardi “and had
blossoms them to
and-to
make
another table,
Humphrey
wore
flowers
as
Eugene
Ball used
earrings,
Mrs.
hibiscus
while
Mrs.
santhemums: and yellow pearls: ‘to fashion a fan, Also at that table were Mrs. Dan Driver and| Mrs. Louis Evangelist. Others In Flowers
Mrs.
Charles
Hitt
attractive
composed
blooms
of
hat
was
photgs by
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hair
veil. A
hee
ete
nt
Tiny little pale pink roses; ‘}native to P.R., were used to decorate Mrs. Clarita de Alonzo’s. cartwheel
straw;
Mrs.
Olga
de
by
Mrs.
to
the
am\ decorating both gown at! hat,” and all prize ringlike,” wi
day's Inat Beischcost meting
at th
omen
Willign Me. ers at Mon-
special
club
will
take
Taft
St.
The
new
queen)
+
used
Molenaar
luncheon
board
55
Lav-
were
de
on
ica.
hat.
meeting
place
of
next
Wednesday at which time, Mrs. Bernice de Jiménez, will take over as the new president and her board of officers will be ehosen. A luncheon will follow
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TRIO OF WINNERS— Mrs. Robert | Guth e, pel “most sophisticated,” Mrs. A. J. Samaritano, “most
her
ae
hat
hibiscus.
flowers
Nereida
decorate
A
with
straw
Mrs.
straw
(STAR
on
decked
ender
dusters;
white
roses.
WM
was
ergandy
Wessel’s
a
her
Henry
wood
,|the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al‘fredo Salazar, is a sophomore at Notre Dame College, in. Pa. Her coronation will take place at a ball te benefit the Castellian Court of the Daughters of Amer-
Ribas used ‘various native flowers to good advantage to decorate the pockets and neckline of
Hawaiian
The | San Juan Chapter of the selection of Miss Maribel Salazar Altrusa Club, presided over by as Queen of the Colleges will take Miss Luz Vilarifio, will honor the place this Thursday at her home
frangipani
to a
with
Knorr). |
San-Juan Brevities
from said, Mrs. par-
headdress,
white
affixed
ner of the prize for the most opulent creation at the i: chats with Mrs. William D. Hunter, whose
gathered
double hibiscus flowers ‘Many of her neighbors, she to make her floral lei. Joseph Czerniewicz wore a Aicularly
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_THE SAN JUAN. STAR — Thursday, June-9,
14_ Festival Casals Review
B'nai B
Casals, Ferras Interprete Mozart — By DONALD THOMPSON Tuesday night’s Festival Casals
was
devoted
to
the
music
of
Bach
‘of the fine Festival Orchestra conducted concert
baton
Mozart
Schneider.
and
exclusively; it opened, in fact, with a curious blend of the two—a Prelude ‘and Fugue for
string
on
orchestra
by
the
latter
composer
music by the former. Toward the end of his foreshortened
Mozart
became
deeply
interested
Pressive possibilities lying counterpoint of a bygone
in
nation
in
The himself: best
mature
life,
and
ex-
his
Teaching
culmi-
of this pair is by balanced and tidy
Mozart in the
last
Prelude delicate,
contemporary
of
Fugue is another matter, Mozart of a piece which
written
warm
for
the
keyboard,
sonority
bite and
of
the
the
was
it
transfers
fervor of Bach’s
Not
in
to
century
as
Together,
tremely
the
two
interesting
work,
and
a
the
of
the.
Mozart
concert,
and
(D
concertos
Major)
by
with
Bach
all
the
cake
_is
covery.
twp
an
miraculous
-G
to
a
the
ex-
tragic
third
strange minuet
Mozartian
utterance,
while
movement
in a piling up
dissonance.
The
drove
votes
police
have
not
solved.
This
My apartment was Thursday; Detective
burgled Caban
on a Ace-
letter concerns a burglary which WAS solved. I was encouraged by the efficiency of the policy in my case and I relate my experience to give heart to others who have not been as fortunate as I was, and to give public acknowledgement to the police for a job well done.
Major)
vedo and two other detectives took
a list of the stolen jewelry on Friday, and on Saturday most of the jewelry was returned to me. Detective Caban Acevedo, with the cooperation of another detective, arrested two boys, aged 14 and 16;
the third boy (who is even younger and
has
been
identified)
TODAY’S
has
not
BEST
and
the vaguest
idea
of the significant
%
that B'nai Brith
to
om was) held
necessary form
an
i in
1843
for a quorum
organization
to
= > New York.
in
of prayers,
als
cope
with
-Twelve
met
the
ar
men,
in a small,
problems
they
UNALTERED
founders
‘in’ the work
wrote
out
their
of promoting
objective.
This goal has remained
itself to the spiritual
and
.
It purported
to
their highest interests and
unaltered.
human
welfare
home
of stabbing force
ment.) The first citation by our government to tion for patriotic war service was to B’nai B’rith.
B'nai
yet been apprehended. The jewelry had been sold to at least three different adults: a watch was sold
for $1.00,
Kf
unite
those
The organization of the
-all
Jewish
of
de-
were
LETTERS the
f
various
of the G Minor Symphony’s onrushing orwas selected. It has' remained unchanged:.. “Benevolence, chestral counterpoint is what Mozar t’s Bach Brotherly Love, and Harmony.” Charity, was and is, experiments foresaw, a major activity. and conductor Casals .|By 1850 the first community center had been. opened stirred it into a fiery climax indee in-New d. York. In 1860, when President Lincoln’s call for The effect was not lost on Tuesday’s volunteets was made, large B’nai B’rith recruited ‘and equipped with rifles and uniforms an entire audience, which called conducto r to the stage company of Jewish soldiers.’ (The Confederate and orchestra te its feet time Army also had a and time again.. number of Jews who distinguished themselves in ‘the Army and govern-
the: collaboration
GOOD POLICE WORK Sir: Several letters have been published concerning burglaries which
The
and of the country in which they reside. The start was difficult. race There . various interpretations of orthodoxy. Languages There were Zionists ‘and non-Zionists. But each had were a barrier. the rich of the Jew— of law and tradition. B’nai B”rith ‘advocated ‘ho heritage doctrine and espoused no political controversy. It- never has. German Jewish immigrants were the founders. They first chose the namé “Bundes-Brueder,” ja German-Yiddish term-for “Band of Brothers.” Later “Independent Order of B'nai B'rith (Sons of the Covenant)” was chosen. It has been shortened to the last two words, A motto
of
Casals’
tremendous
has
them.
humanity.”.
Casals
meeting
REMAINS
The
Symphony
of them
than
about
GOAL
temper.
truly
more
saw
what
Pablo
Minor
first
r room
frosting
the large orchestra in a performance
tailored
None
The
Jews
with
against it.
The
had. as its major purpose the bringing together of the various Jewish which were coming to this country and were, too often, separated by their orthodox, or Jack ‘of it, and by. their cultural backgrounds.
Excels
closed
rage
pe
procedures.
groups
notably
the
Court ‘orders must
’ If one examines into the weird pamphlet product mentally disturbed persons and groups, one makes a
ex-
himself
and
I
irrelevant. chargé
replace . judicial
rant
co¥
and hate.
cancers, or Klaverns, also’ join in the slanders.
delightful
showed
anarchy
Semitics
sections,
(and
concerto’s
Ferras
concert
the
ment)
which
(E
in these
showcases
Mozart
not
breakneck-paced
dapper Violinist, Christian the central portion of the
playing
Mozart
lest
the conductor’s own imHis famous | orchestral phrasing made of the sighs of the first move-
was extremely well] Played on Tuesday by the Festival strings led by Alexa nder Schneider.
Young and Ferras, occupied
But
Passioned
. an
work
the
movement)
The
counterpoint,
make*up
soloists’
of
conducting
Work
parts
of
maliciousness
has declared the Supreme
;
Casals
well.
Interesting
continuum
in the cadenzas;
as
that
artist.
the
nor all the concerto the cadenza, and comes before it deserves artistry too.
and presages not only the later Mozart but, in a sense, the central musical current of the 19th
so
second
of
playing.
The
strings
vigorous
left
designed
An arrangement by Bach had originally
orchestral
boy of ignorance,
attack it with hysterical dnd
nuance—the louds and softs—and with an overall impression of fine
,mezzo-forte
.
time.
near-extremes
pressive
symphonies.
idiom
by Alexander
¢
warming up backstage. A bit too casually, perhaps; one missed in his playing the extremes
untapped in the age; possibilities
works,
- Because it takes a firm. publi and law, B’nai B'rith (sons of the
(with
sing off the two concertos as if he were simply
that had been scorned (in instrumental music) by a progressive and ‘enlightened’ generatio n of composers. The result was a number of contrapuntal studies which Pop up through-
out Mozart’s
instead of bow)
- By
Ferras played exceedingly well and with complete ease and assurance, ¢asually tos-
based
the
this time
Yve
lin Street, to call me boys
trying
to
also earned other
United
States. It’ was so engaged a3 years
established. The order ) Nonsectarian. One, in two
pass
citations
civilian
for its charity
organiza-
and
relief
Cross
was
work given to all distressed persons in the disasters of the San Francisco earthquake, the Baltimore flood, and other emergencies in the
who took the trouble to tell me that some
were
B’rith
a
before
the Red
maintains two nationally known hospitals, both Denver, is ‘for tuberculosis. The second, the
checks which were. made out to Leo Levi Memorial, is in Hot Springs, Arkansas. me In 1913 B'nai B’rith set up the Anti-Defamation League (and which had) also been to combat adults who purchased the ‘stolen stolen). Perhaps, if more organized anti-Semiticism in this country. Similarly, people U. S. Roman jewelry have been cited to appear behaved in the manner that Catholics founded an organization to combat anti-Catholic propaganda. Mr. in court. The two apprehended Anse Both have done splendid educational jobs. These, lmi did, rather than in in particular, anger boys will be brought before the the manner of the three adults the hate groups. who Court for Minors this week. purchased stolen goods at There are today B’nai B’rith lodges in 38 countries. ridicuThey are People have said that I was lous prices, the Police active in the field of youth work and adult education migh as being aspects t be “lucky”. I admit I was. But it able to apprehen of the basic objective— human and Spiritual welfare. ded more burglars took more than ‘“‘luck’’ to find the and theft s might diminish. burglars and recover the jewelry: Joseph William Kiefer --two
gold
rings
were
diligence
and
sold for 10 cents and 75 cents. The
it
took
brains
and
ability. The police DID the job and their efforts should be credited
rather than be dismissed as mere “luck.”
While
I was
at the police
station, I also saw other people who were recovering property
which
had
been
stolen
by
other
mention
the
name
boys.
Let of
me
also
pharmacist
FROM
Anselmi,
EUROPE
of Esqui-
Santurce,
Ed:
P. R. Kiefer’s experience
Reader
encouraging
to
hear.
We
is
urge
recovering stolen Property to make it public. The Police do good work, but they are too few. ee
*
o Credits STAR With Assi st ir: In the name of the Puerto Rican Institute
of
Culture,
I
wish
to express our gratitude for the publicity given to the Third to Rican Theatre Festival Puer. Your cooperation has contributed greatly to the Succ ess of the Festival: by keeping public interest alive during the season. Ricardo E. Alegria Executive
Director
Puerto Rican Institute of Culture
By FLETCHER STAE
Washington
KNEBEL Bureau
Some Republicans would like to close ranks behind a ticke t of Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater—and march o. prou dly in opposite directions, *
Politicians
ek
attack
Jack
dy’s campaign spending,
ENGLAND Ame;
“I told you that this wedding was rushed—tho:
wedding
cake ingredients!”
KenneThey-say
he’s guilty of the worst political sin—spending his own money instead of somebody else’s, A ;
‘New
i
definition
eee
of the
C.1LA.-_
Classified Innocentes Abroad, od
|
BACK FROM THE DEAD—Mashashi Ito looks at his tomb on returning to his home town north of Tokyo. Ito, 39; was one of.'two Japanese World War I holdouts recently captured on’ Guari: +7": “<'rears of hiding in
jungles,
(AP
Ph-'-
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EDITORIALS Convincing
Talker
‘A group of Chilean students stopped off here yesterday
enroute
home
after
a
one-month
U. S., and five days in Cuba. the
U.
S: State
a letter they After
the
yesterday,
they
those policies.
Department
had
written
to
tour
of
the
They
did pass
haven’t
tour
of
the
They were. guests of on
the trip,
a result
President
States,
changed
the
of
Eisenhower youths
said
their minds
about
on a strong hint, how-
ever, about their reasons for not changing their minds. They said they had a four-hour talk with Cuban dictator Fidel Castro (the came away convinced for Cuba.” They had secretary of state for
title is ours, not theirs), and that he “did something good a “brief” talk with assistant Latin American Affairs, Mr.
Roy Rubottom and, they, implied, he did not impress them
in a way
that
would
our Latin American
change
their minds about
policies.
Castro is undoubtedly a convincing talker. We know he is a tireless monologist who is willing to sacrifice time to sell his product, the Cuban revolution, to anyone who will listen. Perhaps our Mr. Rubottom did not possess the answers the Chilean youths wanted, or perhaps he was just too busy to give them the time they desired. In any event, his epportunity to “sell” our Latin American policies to the-Chileans obviously fell far short of, success. Castro’s' succeeded. He had the time to-spare. The youths, and his product, were important enough. Perhaps, in a small way, that is part of our trouble.
A Good
MaAuLDnd
“HE STARTEDA PREVE
TIVE WAR AND
From Washington oa
And Timing Has Been Perfect
Gov.. Mufioz Marin and the island’s educational system -both deserve congratulations for the appoint-
ment of Msgr. Ivan Illich to the Superior Education-
By William S. White
al Council. The Vienna-born scholar is vice-chancellor of Catholic University in Ponce. -As a member of the Council, he will bring to that important body a dedication to education ahd a non-partisan interest in the
improvement
of education
that
should
contribute
WASHINGTON — Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, having battled painfully and/long with his friends, is at last and with a great sigh of relief preparing
Two
in
tion.
Illich We
are
is
eminently
happy
that.
such an excellent choice.
The
new Rico
ization
of
Gov.
for
Mufioz
the
posi-
Marin
made
party
and
supporters
his
enemies.
all manner
to storm
of
Action has
They
Party
reportedly
begun
in
at the big
calls for “complete
seneratio
state.
Principle’ reason ‘for--
” of church
of more
different kinds.|For
y,
the
platform:
by
This
man,
from
the most
but—this
most
mixed
of
all
Truman’s
[
.
Flood
ay
;
J]
companies
Byrd
of Virginia
It num-
Senator George Hlasterners like Rhode Island; jthe place; oldSenators Harry
and Richard Brevard
Russell of Georgia. This group of the long, the short and the tall has been united on only two things: (1) Admiration for Lyndon Baines Jo
the
ape
yedr—like [Lyndon
Secretary of the Interior.
politician
(2)
even
Absolute
his
antagonists
certainly among
a
| in
Johnson’s
thrusting
party
and
there.
open
He
was
Johnson
aware
that
candidacy
a
would
break the Democratic Senate apart this year and last in bitter rivalries. It would have destroyed
- ‘ the Democratic Congressional record which Johnson simply had to make, both for his party’s sake , and
his
own.
So first, and discuss
for months,
the Presidency.
he refused
Next,
as
time
even
moved
to on,
he admitted the office would be attractive, but suggested he could have little hope of it. Then, — and many months still later, he moved just a. bit forward and acknowledged he would not object to being put in nomination at the Democratic
convention.
Now,
finally,
a
son for President organization has So Johnson is now a ‘“‘candidate.” The whole cat has come out of agonizing slowness, a quarter-inch time. But now that it is out, the séen to be pretty lively for all its
national
been
John-
opened.
the bag with of fur ata critter pre long impri
What Johnson has done is to make masterly use of the most difficult thing in politics, the art of timing. Timing has brought the big break of ithe kind
he
had
to have
anywhere
anyway:
|chev.
has
if he
was
really
it has
him
‘himself as the strongest man to He
known
win the nomination shirt-tail
out
always
has
for
known
it,”
going
to offer
with Khrush-
that
he
would
by “running around
hollering
in private..He
But the noblest aspirations can crumble in the heat of give-and-take politics. The issues likely to be raised by any religious group in politics can be volatile and bitter when the in-fighting begins in the struggle for votes. We sincerely hope that religion. itself does not become f political issue in the election I
of the old
political
cerely hoped that it will be just that.
|
the John-
After all, the other main Democratic Presi_ dential aspirants, Senators John F. Kennedy and _ Stuart Symington, both sit in the Senate— and
|
liberal
bers moderate Southerners like Smathers of Florida; liberal - Senator Theodore Francis Green of liberal Westerners from all over line blue-blooded Southerners like
constitutions of ‘the United States and of Puerto Rico. The proposed party could be-a potent force for good in the Puerto Rican community, and itis sin-
campaign
he
numbers such men as Abe Fortas, Roosevelt’s Under Secretary of the Interior, a a’ Oscar Chap-
our laws” in relation to matrimony, the family, and the school. . Anyone or any group or any sect or “religion or creed. or racial organization has a right to form
‘It is' a. privilge guaranteed
run
like the G. O. P. less
and
states, is to defend “dhitiatiade ‘principles 4 ignored by
‘Texan that
more.)
58
The potential party has a provisional platform
which
‘backers began
Roosevelt New Dealers and Truman Fair Dealers to the “safest” of Southern consetvaties.) (There are also some liberal Republic who do not
towns. It appears to. be a serious effort to place a slate of candidates on the ballot in the November elections. —
political party.
ago
must become openly and at once 4 candidate for the Democratic Presidential nomination. No man ever had more well-meaning advice from more
political party formed by Catholics in is being organized. Preliminary organ-
the
contest
son friends run ‘quite a gamut.
Christian
A Puerto
qualified
to
years
to cajole
a worthwhile way to correcting some of the difficulties that have plagued the Council in recent years.
Msgr.
Port Dit ps fd
1” FIGHTIN’ To END War?
Cat All Out Of Bag,
Johnson:
Appointment
QD™ixwo Flaws
as he
not
with my
once
that he would
put
it
get
it,
if at all, not because of a skill in public’ relations
that is very Small but because of a skill in leadership that is undeniably very large. All this is why
Lyndon
likesshis’ well-wishers
ut
restraints’ upon nis
bast inst
i
Li
i
and
Johnson,
who
dislikes to say
hitmanly
no
to
“.-@herkgiis glad that maive it is ‘orily' his ill-wishers he must engage. ng bay ait due
h
-
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, June 9, 1960
National Drug Store Chain Opens First Island Branch
PUERTO RICO’S LARGEST DRUG -- DEPARTMENT STORE ROSA
“LIGGETT
its first Puerto Rico store today | at the Santa Rosa Plaza Shopping center in Bayamon. In addition to drugs and me-
PLAZA
the
store
will
untain
end
food
department,
stocked
and
and
wines
Shop”
with
furniture, bar-
gardening
other
section
compounds
with
outdoor
equipment,
with
infant
book, greeting graph record
-your
prescription with painstaking care!
a
Quantities must be precisely meas-
products;
a
card, and phonodepartment; and
photographic
division
compound is checked and double checked for accuracy... Exactly What the ed Ordered! ~
stocked
toy
department
and
a
hardware shop with tools, supplies, and other accessories. The Liggett Drug Co. represents
is
supply
stocked of the la-
tantly
under
to meet said.
proper
the
refrigeration
customers’needs,
he
He
Six Africans Die in Tribal Fighting JOHANNESBURG,
Africa
(AP)—Six
killed
and
police
intervened
South
Africans
21
were
arrested
when
in
tribal
a_
in Pondoland, south of Justice Minister Fran-
cois Erasmus said yesterday. The minister said the tribal fighting resulted mainly from the fact that two headmen had been
murdered
and
a
number
of village huts belonging to them were burned. Police
reinforcements
sent
istrative
century
sion of the
Rexall
company
series
of
Drug
and
for
is also
“super”
in the eastern The company’s rate”
retailing
and diviChe-
Rico.
The a
of
as a national organization. A
new
opening
drug
stores
part of the U.S. current “opening stores
is
said
recent
tribal clashes in Pondoland
areas
of
Lusi-
Bizana,
kisiki blacks.
better
than three a month. “Our Santa Rosa Plaza store will feature a white colonial Apothecary Shop,” said. st Wal-
capital, Flagstaff
involved
Erasmus
du
Plooy
strife
torn
Piece
of
and
thousands
said
Brigadier
recently
visited
and
| vinced
Puerto
half
WASHINGTON
(AP)... —Sen.
J. William Fulbright €D.-Ark.) voiced his full support. .yesterday for senate ratification of the new U.S.—Japanesé* security treaty in advance of President Eisenhower’s visit to Japan. other
members
of HJ.
the
Eisenhower
Tokyo
June’19
anese
government’
name,
bid
for
address
valuable and
prizes
telephone
on
TV,
or put
number
on re-
—°’o'oeeoeE
and
your
verse side and deposit in barrel at Liggetts. You may win large valuable prizes and appear on the
5,000
‘FREE
° " "6" '=Eb6»h)"."—5]"°»=»»»"éFPWWWWW WwW
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"DESOS ROSADOS" to be given
away
opening
day
"6 Gi
JUNE 9, 1960 9:00 A.M.
FOUNTAIN — RESTAURANT OPENING SPECIALS
MEAT LOAF with Spanish Gravy SONA
PEAS & CARROTS
WOON
HOT ROLL AND BUTTER
COFFEE DESSERT
to Jap-
should
ask
The
White
House
said
Tues-
day “no change is contemplated” in plans for the three-day visit. In Tokyo, | Japanese conservatives launched a campaign to mobilize
600,000
welcomers
for
the President’s arrival, to offset any demonstrations by radical students. : A “National Welcome Ike” committee
10,000 police
planned
to
in an
car
open
cancelled. said
not
to
civilians to keep order.
Eisenhower
select
help 9,000 Plans for
ride
into
Tokyo
reportedly
Japanese
Eisenhower
be
probably
to any
but
encounter
may
were
officials
exposed
danger,
will
personal
protests against the treaty the Japanese government.
noisy
and
Party, reported Wednesday 60 white policemen were on duty in Lusikisiki while various areas were patrolled during the night.
'There was
areas.
no sign of hostilithe whites in the areas, the paper said.
The Transvaler, official mouth- | ty towards the
LIGGETT
ruling
National
troubled
REXALE!
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SANTA ROSA PLAZA --
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POTATOES
go the
Puerto
ee
Rico
MMA
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CONGRATULATIONS
oik me
will
unless
Receive free 1 “Peso Rosado” for each dollar purchase
of
Senate Foreign Relations Committee, of which Fulbright is chairman, said they are con-
mical Co., its present plans include four more drug stores for
a
experience world drug
7:30 - 8:30 “LLUVIA DE PESOS”
Before Ike's Visit
Bayamon
from Durban met armed resistance of organized bands, but the situation is now under control, Erasmus said. The minister’s statement from Pretoria, the country’s’ admin-
over
l Hour TV Show Saturdays
the
department
a complete
clash Natal,
comple-
te with equipment and a developing service. Toys Featured Liggett’s will also feature a well-
ured ... Ingredients must be fresh,” pure, uniformly effective... the
“This with
merchandise.
The store also will carry cosmetics and toileteries; a special
b ere
pharmacist
“a
department beque
|
a fo-
a store” with facili125 people; a liquor
a selection of lawn
are PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS”.
have
of
test pharmaceutical and biological products which are kept cons-
store within ties to serve
and liquors; a “Patio
PHARMACISTS
Our
dicines,
manager
-Store.
rth
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — thomas: June 9, 1960
424 Tell Mom, ‘D ivorces Too Fasy Here
CROSSWORD
Ann Landers Says
never
got
before.
a
letter
I am
pular. out
LANDERS:
My of
to
go
go
you
in
column.
your
girl misses a- lot when she ties herself down to one fellow in
is nagging
me
high
because
she
you
and
steady.
steady
reasons
THIS
have
for
they
get to thinking
all
they
each
the
© ©
can be bad. My mother has
AQI?
&
3 ee
ast
6A73 © &
to discuss
Too
6 74 Bad
a
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North
East
South
West
1H
Pass
is
Pass
2s
Pass
3C
Pass
3D
Pass Pass
3NT
Pass
was
of
a cold poor one
the safety
first and
bad
first the
when
diamond and ace of clubs.
that
we
can’t
‘“‘mulligan”
on
this
dressed envelope contaning basic
give
him
shot.
‘for the leaflet principles of
BRIDGE-TODAY. request
to William
Address Seamon
of this newspaper.
_
Deuce
on a
To have more fun at the bridge table, send a stamped, self-ad-
The bidding:
diamonds
bridge
so
your in care
in the eld
maybe
this
aceounts
the
contact
in
I tell her? — DEAR
HEY-TEE.
HEY-TEE:
I
. |
am
a butcher
is
this case taken. All the
I
for
think
reasons
wanting
that
it
is
poetic
played the he bit it.
West
business) hand
and
to
you,
but
she
justice
that the
mother
is
steady correct
high divorce rate in
are about
marriages—which
is the
result of. going steady at an early age. You may also tell your mother that divorces are
easier to get in America in most countries.
When
you're
remember
are
signs
those
drive
out
that
entry
extra
the
on
the
speed
of life.
speed to Slow Down
That’s
of clubs
out.
got
The
South
here
and
down he went. The queen
of
diamonds
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and
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marker + 16. ezencdle |
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vessel .
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Answer to yesterday's puzzle.
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played and East took the king and
returned a ducked and
signs
and
THE BETTER HALF
before
taken
LA
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WE.
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34
13. Hebrew
Your
he
was
trick
than
highway limit
way
only one entry and he had to
ace
zB
measura
within posted limits
driving ditions.
yy
33
Ameri-
ca, but one of the major reasons is the increasing number of
teenage
[24
27
of diamonds
finesse. Why?
easy— South had back to his hand
f23
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Pe
Gia Wy"
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you listed for go
by
and South should have seen that he could not afford to gamble out
any diamond
4h
;
an
in
is: mis-
I guess
exactly
led the deuce
Oo
a5
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Your
the
best
(with apologies to those
meat
;
%
stre
your mother wants what in HER opinion.
I7i
body. Is she right? WHAT shall
playing around. This declarer forgot to insure his contraet and succeeded in getting beaten in a cold contract. Let it be said that South bid this hand exactly like
in the
fe
1S
player
jeopardy
Ss
12,
22
for
will play for the extra trick rather than claim ali of his high cards and then concede. However, there are cases when one cannot afford to play for extras because they
put
By Eugene Sheffer
[se
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coun-
it. Anyway she claims a young girl should pick a nice, respertable boy, and go’ only with him. ' She says girls who. go with a lot of different boys get bad reputations. She says America is the only country where this goes on and that Americans have more divorces than any-
valid.
winning the knocking out
/
try
thing had been added up,, declarer
West did not lead a spade, declarer could surely get nine tricks by
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what
was: born
net
of the contract
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South
much
She
happened then because when every-
even if it had worked—
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lead:
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was set three tricks hand. This finesse is
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Today
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different
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and
ten of clubs was led and West grabbed the ace and switched to a heart.
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other
kids
By William Seamon ;
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when
as
go steady
listed so often
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I don’t
North 6352
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it’s
that
vulnerable
West
Also,
said
_ Bridge
Neither side North deals
school. have
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po-
mind
me to
like
blonde
mother my
wants want
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low spade. Declarer West won the queen
and returned a spade. which East took with the ace. A third spade and
and
cashed
BEETLE BAILY
declarer
the ten.
won
The
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(Lawrence Welk's Bubbly Music
HOLLYWOOD
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of to rehearse an entire script before filming.
By BOB THOMAS AP Movie-TV Writer
Director Delbert Mann claims much of the eredit for starting the practice. He began it with
HOLLYWOOD (AP) — it was just 35 years ago that Lawrence Welk started his own band—because he couldn’t read music! “I left the farm in ’24,” said the onetime Strasburg, N. D., boy in a reminiscent mood. “I played in ‘bands all over the Dakotas, Nebraska, Minnesota and
“Marty” and now is on his sixth film, convinced that pre-production and
rehearsing money.
He’s
using
ques
in
way
hit,
of
the
the
stage
time
techni-
the
“The
at
the
a
movie.
cast
entire
both
converting Dark
Stairs,”
The
to
saves
into
first ran
Broad-
and
then
turned
rehearsing
on
stage
before
actual
And at
it gives film stars a crack play
acting,
dancers.
But the musicians
plained
because
I
Mann
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that guy any more to quit business,”
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persevered
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it
etc.
when
York
stylist
quite make
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in
1943,”
manager
and
friends
who
rible musicians. “He also had
had
about
what
his
were
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numbers
we
ter-
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play. The result was we were big flop.” »
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a
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really
hit big
until
he.came to California and started
playing at-the Aragon. Ballroom Lon a four-week stand, Nine years later, he is still playing the Pa-
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tourist townof the leaning tower has
.come
a_
proposal
that
Pope John XXIIf name a patron
saint of hostesses—the young women who. help travellers on planes, trains and buses. The municipal . totirist office has' endorsed a suggestion of a local parish priest that St. Bona of Pisa be named the patronessof the hostesses. The suggestion received some — encouragement Tuesday when L’Osservatore Ro-
mano,
the
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JUST GOOD AMERICANF
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writing.
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never
remember
Welk
of-the big and went.
some
WELK
his own ideas about how we should match the other bands. He decided we’d sound better if the size of the band was doubled from our usual 15. The trouble was that he put im a lot of rela-
detail when guards discovered
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the
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Each Spring convicts at the Nebraska State Penitentiary _lay out flower beds in the
2ND WEEK most Adorable Child Singer Joselito “ESCUCHA MI CANCION”
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Meanwhile the era swing bands came
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and
“jin 1925 got an offer te form his own band and join a medicine show.
knock
who’s Welk
to swal-
for the lovers
a meeting
is often labeled corn, but adde
low.”
‘Fortunately
of
leaders at which. the discuss. of methods became heated. “‘Wha. do you want’ us to; do play like Lawrence. Welk?” detander” one, Answered Russ Morgan: Lister
the
a trumpet
“If I have
haven’t changed: the.
opinion of his work since ! was playing the wrong choi in the Dakotas. He laughed a’
com-
played
the- six
musicians
keep
wrong chords. It was pretty hard on them.
Says.
‘METROPOLFAN
I couldn’t
place
-"
the chords are pic much the way the comp¢ them. We play with a stea: so that dancers can folloy. Welk admitted that this fei.
my accordion and joke with the
filming.
relaxed
but
“We
“The audiences; liked me and so did the bandleaders, I’d : go out on the dance floor and play
the
script,
the
other states, a job.
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Thursday, June 9;:1960,
Jetliner Makes Longshoremen To Hold First Red Cross Reveals Panam Walter Linse Died Speed Run To Brasilia Elections Under New Law in Russian Prison
A Pan American: World Airways jetliner sped 4,300 miles
Union
(UTM)
officers set for Dock Workers
was described yes-
terday as the first secret election to be held under the new
Rocky's
Breakfast
Labor-Management and Disclosure Act Rico.
Unchallenged dency men’s
holders,
WASHINGTON
(AP)
—
Go-
the
presi-
longshorePerez Roa,
are the jobs of recording secretary and treasurer, now held by
Change In His Mind vernor Nelson A. Rockefeller breakfasted with President Eisenhower and talked some politics
for
the incumbent. Other uncontested posts on the executive slate
vera,
Eugenio
Torres
and
Miguel
Ri-
respectively.
Aside
from
the present
none
of
the
office union’s
claimed 5,000 membership was nominated for the above posts, and no one exercised the right given under the law to nominate
no
himself
indication he had chan mind on any political issues.
his
pite widespread reports of discontent with the leadership of
Talking with reporters at White House, the New York
the go-
with
him
yesterday,
but gave
vernor:
1.
Said
good”
the
chances
that
Vice
Reaffirmed
ness
to
top
place
his
accept on
a
the
“pretty
President
chard M. Nixon will publican presidential 2.
are
Ri-
get the Renomination. own
willing-
draft
for
ticket, but
the again
rejected with emphasis proposals that he accept the vice presidential ticket.
nomination
on
a
Nixon
Perez
without
Rockefellér
said
he and
Eisen-
“politics, and the
interPresi-
An
electoral
scuffle
des-
is
shap-
ing up for the key job of financial secretary where incumbent Aurelio
Hernandez
challenge A
of
is facing
Amado
three-cornered§
the
Torres. fight
also
looms among Carlos Monge, Juan Torres Martinez, and Juan vice
pre-
sidency of the union. Monge
Torres
now
holds
Velez the
for
the
post.
of candidates who
could be nominated for was limited by motion
dent’s forth¢oming trip to Japan”
members ever, no
while they breakfasted alone the White House dining room.
the number of could nominate
in
second,
Roa.
The number
hower discussed national affairs,
a
BERLIN
(AP)
Linse, a Berlin
of the UTM union is Juan
With Ike: No Political
in an
Reporting ‘in Puerto
a post of the
to three people. Howceiling was placed on persons who themselves.
—
York
Dr. Walter
day
attorney kidnaped
years
ago,
has
died
than
jail im the Soviet Union, the West German Red Cross _ reported yesterday. The Soviet Union had denied all knowledge of Linse. But the Soviet Red Cross _ finally informed the West German Red Cross
the
he
died
age
of
Linse
of of
Dec.
15,
1953,
4.
was
a
leading
B
hours
the
by piston
in
flight
to Brasilia,
in
cutting
in an open street by Communists eight
inaugural
New
Brazil, “Tues.
and
former
engine
from
36
flying
planes
half.
minutes, by
time more
:
The liner was christened The Clipper Brasilia yesterday in honor of the event in ceremonies attended by high govern-
ment officials;
~
|
rest
killed
accomplices themselves
who
had
barricaded
in a second floor apart-
Ment within the city. The rebels, including a woman, held out for some’ three hours, The
woman
gun. One
fired
French
a light
soldier
machine-
was
and another wounded.
a
a
local rebel chief and four of his
killed
~
at
official
the antiommunist League Free Jurists, dedicated to
exposure
of
persecution
of
pol-
itical opponents by the Communist dictatorship of ; Fast
Germany.
He
German the the
was
snatched
by'
agents
in
Communist
street outside his house in American sector of Berlin
on
July
8, 1952.
New Quakes Shake Four Chilean Cities SANTIAGO,
earth
Ghile —Two
tremors
tated
shook
southern
WF
election of 25 in the
LIDIN
strong
2
An June
J.
quake-devas-:
Chile yesterday.
RIIRIA
HAROLD
The interior ministry said the tremors, grade 5 on the Richter
scale,
jarred
the
via, Temuco, gro
and
cities
Osorno
of
and
the surrounding
terday morning. No
casualties
ministry
said,
damaged
in
were
but a_
Valdi-
Rio
Ne-
area
yes-
reported,
some
BSR
By
the
buildings
previous
18-day
series of quakes and tidal waves collapsed. The exact time of the
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CLASSI i Lf; iv
3-8400 Ext 72
3-8254
se
beach front property, ocean front farms: islands and investment property :
1908
ALLEN FRANCISCUS) REALTORS AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn and Ashford Avenue, Condado 3-3506, 3-6775.
279
freefully 611
.
TWO APARTMENTS, best section Hyde Park. One with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, the other one bedroom. suitable for couple. Information 8-1263 er Las Marias
UF
1878
CINTRON
REALTY,
tnc.,
of houses Francisco.
and lots for Santa Maria,
has sale San
HOUSES
— San Patricio,
UNUSUAL
Garden Hills, Villa Caparra, Bucaré Baldrich. Hyde Park, Hato Rey, San turce, Money
BOHEMIAN
complete rental of Call 1904
FOR
bus
2-0911
—
69
sacrifice
—-
2-5069.
After
MODERN apartments,
5,
2.0795.
Dr.
COMPLETELY screened, cool. 2
facing
room,
kitchenette,
2
Rio
874
in garden, furnished, stove.
one
refrigerator,
PM. 69
library,
BEACH
front,
4 bedrooms,
appliances. Air June. Cervantes 3-1405. 1868
Pifiero. 611i
VILLA
fully
furnish-
4
baths.
All
electric
conditioned. Available 1. Telephone 2-4697, 611
CAPARRA
-—
furnished
or
un-
furnished 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, enclosed porch upstairs. Den and bath, living room, dining room, pantry, kitchen, maid’s room and bath downstairs. Terraces. Large gardens. Telephove 3.6669.
and up. Develop-
1865
to
Avenue.
ed, modern house, large terrace overlooking ocean. Livingroom, diningroom,
furnished minutes to
University. Monthly rates $125 Sanchez Morales 197, Valencia ment, Hato Rey, 6-0738.
Drive
614
HOUSE
CONDADO
Lagoon and Ave. Norte. 3 bedroom furnished apartment. just finished. Equipped kitchen, linen and china included. Call
days 1889
RENTAL.
SMALL
AM 1890
610
RAFAEL
LOW
bath, hot water. Good bus connection, Near Pueblo supermarket, De Diego, Santurce. Single person. Phone 3-4225, 9
3-7253.
SAN
service.
69
1861
VACATION furnished
Ocean Phone
APARTMENT, 4 bedraom,
condominium
$400
NEW,
monthly.
1720
SEME-FURNISHED
531
7.1288
from
Floral 1862
utensils,
Across
APARTMENT,
Comfortable,
water, lamps, Priced. See
well
recently
other Mrs.
San
FOR Rey.
2
—
7
PM.
rent on 79 Mayaguez Four
bedrooms,
hot from
613
with
sliding
door
closet
1914
|
dern
built.
in dresser, studio room, big porch and patio connected to living room. Servant’s quarters, laundry room and garage, in separate building. Near bus stops and restaurants. Reasonable price. For information call 6-5516 ot come and see it, 8 Betances St., Floral Park, Hato Rey. 1891 624
ANTILLES
GUEST with
HOUSE,
fice
ocean
in
tovely
view.
Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social
Security
Building,
804, 4th Floor, Vera 3-0769.
Apartment
Ponce
de
401-402,
Leén
Mediania
Mrs.
1173
Box 1738
tioned Private
bedroom for two, bath. Located in
kitchen Condado
tion one block from La Concha Private entrance. Daily & weekly
Loiza
of
Aldea.
Celeste
Todd;
telephone
and sec-
Motel. rates.
2-1356, 69
MARIGALANTE
—
PARQUE
158,
Parcela.
P.
O.
ISLAND
-
1017
Ashford
—
a
UF
LA PROVIDENCIA Parque 153 Near theatres, ousses. conditioned rocms. information, phone Box 12384 Cpiza 1251 AUNT family served.
GUEST HOUSER beaches, restaurants, Sun terrace, all airCooking facilities. For 2-9352 or write to Station, Santurce.
Guest House with a atmésphere. Delicious meals 1850 McCleary Ave. Tel. 3-6802 uU F
JENNY’S:
Motor
Inn.
Across
the
street from beautiful beach, near airport. 15 rooms, all airconditioned. some with kitchenette.
Isla Verde, 1740
Private
Puerto
bath.
Rico.
Telephone
9-1175.
629
LA CASA ROSA — Guest House — One block from beach, residential section. All
ba JUAN
GUESE
@UUSE-
Enjoy
your
‘private
breakfast ase
mew, informal, 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, including an excellent breakfast. Phone 2-179, 1564
—
terrace
UF HOUSE
POSADA
SAN.
treras,
after
PUNTA
5:30
bungalows,
FURNISHED
at
beautiful
Vaciatalega
3
|
i
ti
other,
and
SECTION:
by the sea. Unfurnished,
and
614
in Bayamon section.
information
1856
Avenue,
livingidining, 4
bedrooms, living-dtining, other facilities. Garage. 325 meter lot. Near stores,
1898
schools,
610
J3-—&2.
3
BEAUTIFUL
in Hyde
Hy@e
Park.
2-4026.
BOOM,
Phone,
cooking
facilities,
ONE
O8 two girls to share home with
Pereyé,
lan
$50.
SEs
With
excellent
piano
the
Cab
with
hour-aday
sightseeing,
2-0486
loan
of one
nite
anytime.
of
club
car
visiting,
get
continental-ruo | punta
stop, Ave.
Call
Le
Also
room
double
room
rates.
Come,
1154 Magdalena
Avende
DORADO
t
Dorado
New, 3-8400.
i.
FOR
-
SALE
ck
. HIGHWAY: Farm. planted in
Eorecs Wichway. 20 minnies frgm Sate Exp Highway. 20 minutes turce. Debt-free. Water, light. ra, O6 Madrid, 2-3891. SPEAK. SPANINE, 1845 7
_
AIR COND. REPAIRS —__
AIECONDITIONING
a REFRIGERATION ‘co:
ENTRANCE,
!
private bath, hot
SALE
"FILTERS. isis
INU. Wianiifacturers ‘all
sizes
air
conditioning
filters
+ tee
uP
AIR CONDITIONERS CONDITIONERS,
brand
and
new
service,
ORS’
— with
annual
from
full
at
$125.00
factory
INSULAR
up
warranty
DISTRIBUT-
WAREHOUSE
SALE
this
week at Mufioz Rivera 875 Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road. , 1814
BUSINESSES FOR SALE. COLD
STORAGE
business — two chill
rooms,
one
Excellent
freezer.
opportunity,
For further information write Cold Storage, P. 0. Box’ 1766, San Juan. 1
1898
624
VACUUM ELECTRO-LUX
NEW MODEEN office, unfurnished, airconditioned, best | condominium office building, Stop 23, the heart of Santurce. Immediate occupancy. Parking facilities. 240 sa ft. Cash or ‘woae consider renting. Telephone 6-4467. 1886 611
$7..d
and
615
FOR
COND.
FILTERS
AIZ
Phone
67
OFFICES
the
etc.
furnished
a
Moderate
1819
our
your
bath.
air conditioning. Cacique St. 1921, Santa Teresita. Call for appointment 3-3215,
DONCELLA GUEST HOUSE — S00 yards beautiful beach.
imexpensive.
812
water, air conditioner optional, For single man, with references. $60. without
UF
‘rom
RENT
te
1810
id.
for
1475
$12. Kitchen
TO
wanted. Small, secluded,
FARM
One block
— 200 meters from HoCondado Section. Cool,
entrance.
see them, 2-2883.,
Near
of
you
a
468
for home window units— also industrial types. Call 3-5999. z 4 NE
EOOMS,
comfortably
private
Private
Phone
tourist
rentat
RENT
X
types
t
wholesome,
and
delight.
accommiodations,
O&
romat. Call 3-2682.
P. &
614
OPPORTUNITY tel La Concha,
DANISH GUEST HOUSE — Weekly and monthly rates. Danish breakfast optional. Centrally located near Paramount Theater. 263 Duttaut Street. ie 3-8885. 1876 618 tions.
“T
1889
AIz
CONDADO SECTION lagoon, 1002 Ashford Ashford *aveme. room with vrivate bath. Apartment 6. 1859
1912
im
SALE:
— San Lucag St. C—2. 3 betl-
pi
Borinquea.
guests’
4
610
city and harbor. | monthly, 3-1016, é1
from Ponce de Leon, in front of bus all lines. Quiet neighborhood. 1976
» Miss
CONCEPT
Furnished roor
independent, $35. up monthly.
our
Re-
-
General
or
Steinway
SALE
oe
te!
- ta
AIRCONDITIONED
with
FOR
servic
continental couple. Centraliy located
area.
Cail
Juan.
WANTED
airconditione
hotel
and
Nuevo.
San
BEACH HOUSE
screened,
Roosevelt
rooms, lawn. 10 minutes from Rio Piedras, close to shopping center and launii-
Hi
Juncos, Apt. 5, Stop 1044.)
PBIVATE
NEW.
SECTION:
Fernandez
1911
24
bath, het water,
1902
WASHINGTON 67 GUEST HOUSE — Near beach in Condado Section. Singles, doubles and triples, aircotditioned. Patio with lounge chairs. It’s fun to watch the birds.
M:
7
Private
ous
FOR
Leon,
‘furnished.
FURNISHED
San-
record
1075.
616
16
MIRAMAR
Tel. 3-8254
for
Rancho
private bath, hot water, private entranc For single man with reference. Excelie location. See Mrs. Ronda at ‘@35
CLASSIFI EDS
terrace
El
1913
613
Big
near
Vela
Leon
2
ALTAMESA
use whole apartment. Across San Ju Darlington, on one of main avenues. Te! yer 2-3940. Fernandez Junces 635, At
Park.
1881
FOR
BUENAS,
de
|
$11.600
working hours ‘273
re
Ponce 1852
on
ROOMS FOR RENT
a small
(interior).
or lot in the canon
Information
=
6-3510;
or
1851
lean, 20 years, balance facilities. Price $22,500. Will accept rurdi farm with mortgage
8-8668
bedrooms,
with facilities and additional
Catafio. i3
furnished 3 bedroom house, all faciiitice, on 8 acres. Call Rodriguez, 2-2912, or 200 Ponce de Leona, San Juan,
SALE
RESIDENCE
3 bedrooms partment
Telephone
de
Puerte
LOTS
an
AGUAS
THREE BEDROOM house ia Punta Las Marias, available eight weeks beginning June 30. Telephome 3-7725. First class personal required. 1860 UF
FOR
—
1883
very large livingroom, dinin= room, 3 baths, kitchen, double garage, maid’s room and laundry outside house. $250. One year lease. Call 3-8365. 1840 68
HOUSES
churches.
36
rele
AQUEDUCT ROAD, high up, 7,000 squate meters. Call Rodriguez. 22912 or 20
Premises: FHA loan payments $56 month-
BEACH HOUSE, Condado, for rent furnished, June 13 — October Ist, possibly longer. Airconditioned bedroom, telephone. Reasonable rent to responsible couple, 2-7700. 1880 611 CAPARBA
BABIA
center
Martinez
windows.
Aves.,
8-0270.
1499
610
URBANIZACION
‘fot
one 300 sa.” ft.
Commercial
floor,
and
Diege
lt
bedrooms, 2 airconditioned, 2 baths, maid’s' room, garage. Near hotels, Tele. phone 2-0520, days, 3-1930 from 6 — 9 PM.
VILLA
doors
yes,
95, also Santa Rosa, two houses for sale. 3 bedrooms, bath, living-dining one with equipped kitchen. Muebleria Maury, Fernandez Juncos 1505, 2-5215. SPEAK
610
2nd
OFFICES
ft. each,
. — OFFICE SPACE. Clean, clear, well ventilated. New building ia heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 450 SQ. FT. office complete with conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron feric
») kitchen, commodities. Near
For
INDEPENDENT
turce,
For informatit
276 Mayaguez.
store, Stop 16 Ponce imation 2-4871L.
icall 2-4107. a
churches.
telephone
location for Banco de Pot
Mayaguez.
approximately.
6h EXTENSION EL COMANDANTE Lot No.
lot, bus screens.
Ashford
3
in
twa of 700 sa.
bedroo: * ihamotiape
|
ing
call
616
Conctete
FOR RENT.
MAYAGUEZ: Excellent . McKinley-St. 13,
Build
SPANISH. CONDADO
| OFFICES
im-
kitchen, |2-car carport homes opened by Call Arturo Saldajia, ar }
HOUSE
bedrooms,
schools
home, Los Ange-
les; Extension, WK—1. Corner service. Cabinets, hot water, Call after 6 PM, 33-6969. 1893
For
and| “‘Buccaneet”’
MARIAS.
For
CONCRETE
96
3 BEDEBOOM
LAS
si
1892
screened
Beach,, Montebay, Boca de Cangreijos Road. . Weekends, weekly or monthly centals; {deal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations. 1410 Salvador. Prat, Santurce.
MODERN
Fu
frame house near beach. Sarage, separate qi
hotels — walking distance from shopping
1731
Phone
Bayamon.
3-6851
610
COMFORTABLE
television
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.
2-3056. Beautifully decorated, airconditioned rooms, each with private bath, hot and cold water. Terraces, garden. Near beach and business sectors. Summer rates. Manager, Margarita de Con1490
LA
Cali
is “Caribaire”
rooms, equipped liberal mortgage; pointment only. pod 22-2768.
location at Mag-
Development,
PM, or 235, Bayamon.
centers,
ASHFURD HUUSE Guest House. 1120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid service. All screened. Hot water. Some with air conditioning. Best hotel and Tesidential section. Beach facilities. Special arrangements for couples travel ing together. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 2.7927 Mrs Annie De Mauret, Manager.
60U
east
UF
321583 MAGDALENA -—- Suite Apartment. Newly decorated and furnished, with large living and diningroom, aircondi-
Cal! 1471
III,
Alta,
Gardens
information
yy
DEVELOPMET:
homes, each having: 4 bedrooms, 3 bath-
SCS
CHARRON’S COTTAGE, on ocean, splendid beach. For delightful vacations, weekends, or permanent. 45 minutes from Capital. Continental food, moderate prices.
Near
offers
house with all mo-
facilities. ExceHent
nolia
For
st Hou Miramar,
pEDEoot
BUCARE
mediate
617
THREE
bath-
and
AT
auto-
matic washer and dryer, modern thrée bedroom home, first entrance post airport at Los pwED: Available July 1st. Phone
Street,
three
69
each
facilities. Reasonably Toltinche, Borinquen
Commercial, 21041 Borinquen Ave, 8 \M to 7 PM. Telephone 2-3520. 1894
and
MAGNIFICENT FUENISHED residence for rent in Floral Park. Big living room, dining room, modern kitchen with builtin facilities, air-conditioned bedrooms
finish-
ventilated,
AM
Rey.
1657
Juan Darlington, one of, ‘main avenues. Fernandez Juncos 635, Apartment 3. Telephone 2-3949. g 1887 613 MODERN
12
rooms, hot water. Garage. For information call 2-3879 or 32449 or 6-7008.
LARGE COOL furnished apartment, hot water, screened. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen dining, livingroom. balcony, back kitchen
—
Hate
es
Hato
linen,
9
Park,
HOUSE
1606
Porch,
independent
guest house, ideal for couple. Large bedroom, bathroom, living-diningreom, kitchen with cabinets. Refrigerator, heater, electric stove, dinette set. 3 large closets. Enclosed yard. No Children or pets. Call
NEW APARTMENT 1n_ Condominium San Rafael, Stop 11, Ponce de Leon Avenue, facing the Condado Lagoon. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. living-dining room * and kitchen. For information Tel. ot
ed
610
beautifully
3 bath
view, Condado. 3-6746 after 1 PM.
with
1895 nicely
1910
sale of furnishings with low apartment. Excellent location.
CONDOMINIUM
RENT
Piedras out 65th Infantry Reinita St., Country Club.
RENT
PENTHOUSE
FOR
OPPORTUNITY
furnished 3 bedrooms, living-dining, modern kitchen. Two ‘tile baths, large terrace, fenced yard, hot water. screens,
Rio Piedras Payment facilities. available for first mortgages.
Investment properties. Call us. or write Box 729, Roosevelt. 1472
APARTMENTS
613
listings
FUENISHED
dE
furniture, including air conditioner, zer, washing machine, TV and screened. Call 3-5877.
complete for sale,
COMPLETELY
FOR, SALE
Br
Pictures, of houses
SECTION: Modern 3 bedroom $175. monthiy with sale of
HOUSES
vacuum
CLEANERS World’s
cleaner
and
only
air
automatie
purifier.
Also
repairs and maintenance. Breathe” NO DIRT. see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT.
Del Valle& Lanaisse, Poincare 1604, between San Jorgo aod Parque, Santurce. Telephone 23-5353.
Nicest aire
Las Marine, Santurce,
” guest house close to “Under The Trees”, i i UF and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion Court, corner of ary. Member | MAISON GLANGME Gocst moun. Doubie Car Tourist aod single air conditioned rooms with 31317,
ee
a
-
ai
5
Sun
Hk DUFFY'S cave remodeled charm. | Phone 3-2936, (ng, old beach teme, and now offer | 402 minute
87.50
to
ing $10.le, double. All
rpg iag 2
ar
Call 9-0144,
ens a a
SUEAN
cEcrkneee
the
Verde | beach
Intercontinen
tal
of
continental food,
4
Ocean,
rates | rooms,$7_ 3 minutes from
isla
Juan
77
OF
winipriou oriva s patio,
oned. some air \amceee e, beach and bus. From
terraces,
Santurce, corner Beatriz Racini. Tele-
SBT A
yours. sdores
HOUSES FOR RENT
RENT
canataaaie * neem,
CONDADO apartment,
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and| June 20th—July 29ih, Elementary Art, Music
Call 25068 from 8 — 4 week-
days.
literature;
SUMMER
SUMMER
1957 TRIUMPH TR-—3 Sports
car. $1550.
or
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tefrigerator
with
38-2034 before
freezer
12:06 moon
PM.
section.
amd
after
5:00
painted \Piane (Oriental). half price. Cost $1,600, sellHand Painted Television set,
Buxeda,
teld outlaw
Congress
give
him
that
:
|
annual WAREHOUSE SALE this 875,
Rio Piedras
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APPLIANCES
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full
from
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$45.00 w:
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renew
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:
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¢igarettes,
John Bell Williams (Dhad raised the- subject,
House
ban
new,
House
to
commendation
brand
the
| The Only Way “That’s the only way I could quit,” said Williams, describing himself “as one addicted to ‘the use of tobacce for about 20 years.” | Flemming was - before the
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of any-
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ment. Will locate anywhere in the island. Write Box R, San Juan Star. 1848 . 21 graduate
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thing
consumers
ci-
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hand
Imost -new, ing at $800.
Protecting
Flemming
@1
LOVELY
ban
garettes. under its program
Commerce Committee he has no
Call | Pest
1906
—See-
government; should
the
GE TV set — con-
sole model — mahogany. 14 cu. ft. Hotpoint
(AP)
retary of Welfare Arthur S. Flemming rejects any idea that
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Ai
in tobacco
~smoke | had
shown
produce
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to
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cancer
been in
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the parents of the girl he. loved,
munications,
24-year-old Carmen
ations
Nieves Fuen-
and
$f the Legislature “gave us Bill tes, also of San Sebastian. 84 today,” formation of the Catholic party would still continue.
Morales
was
and bond set,
formally . charged
a
and he was given
and
the
Page
coastal mining
1)
instalof
ports
approaches.”
Hartel testified in support request for $67 million
defense.
a week’s liberty to raise bail. He described Bill 84;'a—con- | Police said, he used the time troversial measure backed by imstead apparently to stalk and
From
and_
support
spending
of in
for
Latin America under the fiscal 1961 mutual security program.
(Continued Hieecs Page 1)° Republican | spokesman _independent. of the; Eisenhower-Nixon ad-
ministration, Rockefeller
statement.
said
issued
in
to
a
prepared
newSmen
as
he was meeting with the, ‘leaders:
gently
necessary,
spokesmen
party
of
declare
some
later
date,
they pose
that the
now,
the. new
‘Republican
and
not
at
| what
believe and what they prefo meet the great matters
before the nation...
bave been
waiting for this. “Jt has not been done. I can times, that the leading ‘Republithe fact.” can candidate for the presidential no longer be silent Nixon, the Republi¢ Party’s nomination. has’-firmly imsisted on only “declared .candidate: for the making ‘ Khown, his program ‘and presidential nomination, has said his: |‘policies not before, but’ only he does not intend to speak out on “| find
it unreasonable, in these
Hartel -said that “control of fatally shoot the girl who had sought desperately to avoid him. a Latin .American’ country by Arrested “again, ‘Morales was an enemy. aggressor force would charged in the Aguadilla Dis- unquestionably pose~ a‘ military rtrict court with first-degree mur- threat to the United States.” after, nomination by his party. major issues as part jof his camider and bail set at $19,000. Due ‘With i “heavy world-wide “tT find it regeenphile, | jand ur- paign until after he is nominated. ‘fo be at liberty on bail last commitments, he said “the U-S. ‘Tuesday, Morales was promptly ‘will have few military forces to The new group, said the clearrested again by a deputy U‘S. spare to this area; therefore, we ric, will be patterned after the Marshall who brought him to feel there is a military requireChristian democratic parties of San Juan to face the initial ment for allied forces to assist Europe and. will be “inspired charge—sending a threatening the U.S. in protecting the heby the encyclicals” of Pope Leo letter. misphere in case of war.” XI and Pius XII and XIII. The tragedy ‘which cost the “The most positive threat is Bill 84 was buried in the life of Carmen Nieves Fuentes submarine action in the CaribHouse of Representatives by the’ goes back to the New Year bean Sea and along the coast Chorles Dickens was an eminent paPopular Party majority after when she broke off a 10-month of Latin Ameriea,” he said. iron of Justerini & Brooks who then fry Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin voiced romance with Morales and Hartel said that the U.S. must a now Papride the choicest mM wines his opposition. Numerous Pré- moved to New York City in a continue its military and econo1 desperate attempt to thwart his testant groups also strongly promic. aid programs to Latin Ameested the measure. | eontinued advances. rica in its own self-interest. Preliminary . organization of -Authorities said Moralés fol“We must hold and even exthe Christian Aetion Party lowed Carmen and when she pand our position of influence (PAC) has reportedly begun in still refused to renew the roour Latin American about 58 towns around the is- manee, he began sending threa- among neighbors by continuing fo enJand, although no registration tening letters to her parents in petitions have yet been filed San Sebastian, police said. Re- courage them to come to us for help and understanding in the with the Department of State. ceiving the first letter, her fasolution of their legimitate. miA* meeting of distri leaders ther, Eusebio Nieves Adriana was slated for lastt ‘at the Fuentes, flew to New York and litary and economic ppreplens: he said. office of the Catholic Daughters brought Carmen home. Seventeen Latin) American (Hijas Catolicas)* on Ponce de Leon, Stop 27, .in , to hotel post. Other party directors countries now receive US. milireview PAC organizational prog- include Eduardo Flores, Gilberto tary assistance. Gonzalez Seijo, and Consuelo Delress.
the Catholic hierarchy, to release public school pupils one hour weekly for religious instruction, as merely the “eatalyist” which sparked the interest of the Catholic electorate in creating a party oriented to the church’s social teachings.
a
Reportedly
heading
PAC, with respect to church-state |
organizatio- | gado.
Insignia of the Christian Action nal aetivities of the Catholic group, at least in the San Juan area, is Party is a rosary looped around Caribe Hilton Hotel personnel ex- ithe Greek letters X and P, the Hellenic initials for Christ. ecutive Mario Davila. | es
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‘THe SAN SUAN tae 2 :eee June 9,"iho
Western Leaders See Lengthy Stalemate On Big World Issues By
JOHN
M.
HIGHTOWER
WASHINGTON (AP)— Western leaders now look for a stalemate on major issues between Russia and the Western powers for the next six to 12 months, During this time there may be periodi¢ crises brought on by Soviet or Red Chinese efforts to probe for
/weakness
News ” Analysis
among
the Allies and throw them off balance. Berlin and southeast Asia are considered danget points, but the chance of a major Soviet challenge to the West at Berlin is presently believed ta
be
remote—pending
by Soviet chev
Premier
for
a
a
proposal
Nikita
new
Khrush-
summit
con-
ference Closer In
the
Minister
European interim
Harold
British
Prime
and
Charles de to take the
need
the
country—but
to work
out
closer
Britain
and
inter-
lied
national
on
the
the the
economic
continent.
European European
ty
and
the
organizations
These and
include
steel
Diplomatic So
com-
munity. Macmillan reportedly feels that the failure of the Paris summit to effect an improvement in relations with Russia, makes it necessary for Britain to re-examine its policy of standing largely apart from the con-
tinental Allies in the economic field. De Gaulle wants to forge the area
nations of into a new
affairs,
as
he
speech
last
clear
in
present
a
be—not
that
planning
the
a
among
is reported Chinese
frontal
to
Reds
attack
viet
Community
diplomatic
relations
Nikita
Khrush-
chev does not want to} start the cold war going full scale again. On
the
wants
contrary
to keep
they | think
the way
summit negotiations senhower’s. successor
next
open
he
for
with Eisome timé
year. ' staying
lin
his
Khrushchev
a pressure,
the
hand
on
Ber-
has
‘preserved
threat
of a war-
Berlin
crisis,
which
he undoubtedly. hopes to use if necessary to force the leaders of
the
United
and France back ference table.
States,
Britain
to
the
Indications at are that he may
the find
more
achieve
difficult
Eisenhower The
service
Relations
Premier
West
the
Viet
with Russia aré g¢oncerned, Western officials are said to be largely convinced; that So-
the
At
South
to
he did last year when to Berlin persuaded
services
Puerto
as
breeding belief
officials
far
By
week.
Western
are
the European force in world
made
like
Nam.
Common Market, Atomic Communi-
coal
protection,
ing.
of
they
in trying
PLEASE CALL 6-6000 Police
that
between
of the Police?
The
GENERAL
ties
To the residents of the Metropolitan Area you
any
Paris
and
to
agree
dominant now,
con-
moment this far than
his threat President to
a meet-
attitude
in
especially
in
Washington,
is
that
summit diplomacy was badly damaged by Khrushchev’s bitter personal attacks on . Eisen-
Rico
of the
hower.
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TENDENCIES:
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you have a wonderful day te start afresh at whatever new ideas and plans impel you in their direction. You have considerable energy early in the day, so wind up what
has
been
into
new
ends,
pending ways
since
then
look
to accomplish
your
very
yours through new contacts.
ARIES
and good
judgment
tonight.
Make
all
April
19)
(March
21
to
and
SCORPIO It-is
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is
SAGITTARIUS
GEMINI to
(May
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kin
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21
every
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June
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understanding
to
will
go after some
Be
a
(Aug.
21)
practical day,
22)
basic
and
affairs
is
especially
Be
LIBRA sure
NEW
Sept.
to
very
where
you
necessary
(Sept. do
own
most
the
to
work
research
that
plus
gives
day
(Feb.
If Your
in his,
Child
or
ensure
Put
21 to Feb.
for
19)
the. pursuits you
in
con-
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to
March
20)
Is Born
Today
her, a
nature
which
tremendous
will
success
throughout life, provided. you, early’ teach
perseverence
ever
is
once
and
started
that whate.
must
be
completed before tackling ‘something else. Afford .your brilliant youngster much opportunity to travel, to understand different philosophies and culture for the
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here. a
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junction with close friends, ase sociates or next-door neighbors. Look into new outlets that are more profitable. Ve very sociable
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nizant of your unusual talents. GROW. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) This
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of
who
July 21) Waste not a moment of this valuable day. Be sure you meet all obligations, perform all the work that you have contracted to do. Also, make higher-ups cog-
Giving
and
sure
them in operation efficiently, after also conferring with authorities. P. M. give a helping hand to those
avenues of happiness and success for you. Enjoy sports, or social
can able
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ber
better
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ade
higher-
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20)
opportunity
(Nov.
charming | and
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impress
21) This ig one of those days when
and
May
you
personnel,
with tyour ability and know. that you require. Retire early,
of fun.
to
happier.
(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)
banking
sure you know what it is you'want, 20
successful,
important
dress
TAURUS - (April
more
fun.
pleasurable.
TO
be
Spend P. M. with kin, allies—‘ have
Utilize all that fine dynamic energy today in constructive channels that will bring you happiness and abundance in the future. Be then go after it may tbodieally enthusiastically.
,
you to set along better with others
time, if you early take care of any important chores, dress nicely and then be off to the activities that are most profitable and
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BALTIMORE, (AP)— Pennant fever is creeping into this port city like the Chesapeake Bay tide. Sure, everybody knows it’s only June 9. But a man can
still
and The
talk
talk
about
the
World
beer. the
over
his
crab
Orioles
town.
A_
are
Gentile
the
and
standing-
and
cakes
Gene
Woodling
the
Chuck in
Once -again, it was just the right combination of experiencg and youth that did the trak. Homers by Jim youngsters
Robinson
veteran
provided
room-only crowd of 42,755— biggest of the season—jammed Memorial Stadium recently and thrilled to a 6-5 victory over the New York Yankees
Brooks
of
Stable’s
‘featured
Danny
Jr.
race
alw;
Skip Lin (J.A. Velez) Pearl Key (Sayan)
Wil-
.
2nd-$1,700;
How
about
ling?
the
. “I’ve
long
not
can time. of a
to
play.”
veteran
Wood-
been
to
do
games
around
know
iS play
that
them
one
We don’t have league this year
can
predict
any
all
the kind that you
pennant
stage.
If
we’re
in
the
stiog
on
Sept.
1,
I
at
same
this
po-
might
feel
wWesygan keep picking up, dll be okay,”
each says
diferently.” “Tf other
Robinson.
Titat’s
son for our may be off
or
been
rea-
success. One day, I and (Ron) Hansen
(Jackie).
Brandt
through. The next always somebody else
the
the
comes game it’s delivering
a
when on
far
the
cry
from
Orioles
Woodling
for
nearly
had
and
last
LEARNING HIS RIGHTS—Former heavyweight champ
Joe
right
Triandos
all their power. Hansen
is
Yanks’
Roger
Maris
lead
in
Now
battling
for
RBIs.”
Louis
hand
lectures
in
Floyd
boxing
Patterson
at
on
Patterson’s
the
nature
of
training
the
Dr. Facundo Bueso Trophy
the
the
5
f£.
winner
The
to
the
“Baby
Foot-
championship. trophy
honor
Dean
in
of
has
Dr.
been
designed
Facundo
Physical
Bueso,
Science
at
the
University of Puerto Rico, who drowned earlier this year in a fishing mishap. Dr. Bueso was one of the or’
Participate
A phy
the
replica
of the
will
given
be
every. year
name
in
and
will be
original the
tro-
winner
the
winner’s
inscribed
2
YO;
Camorrista
Maidens;
5
| |
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(Native) Carolo (Bo. ) $5.60 $3.60 | El Coman (Burgos) $7.80 Time: 1:03 1|5. Rescate, Tomito, Capo- ral, Titania, Laureen, Batato, San Jorge, | and My Reverie also ran. 3rd-$3,000; alw; 4 YO-up; 11/8 m. (Na| tive) Pookie (Valdes) $4.90 $3.00)
Time: . 1:54 4|5.
vei
Jr.
Cuatro
Bombillita,
Pachico,
Jr.,
also ran.
$2.50 |
.
—-
(Landrau)
Panadero
Estrellas, Ept and Nendi-
| |
4th-$2,800; alw: 3 YO; 11|16 m. (Impor- |
Roja,
sport. to
alw;
and
$8.60 $3.50
Gtavilla, Libertad,
ted)
Julio E. Monagas, Chief of ganizers of the baby soccer footthe Parks and. Public Recreaball in Puerto Rico. He particition Administration, said yesterday that the “Facundo Bueso” pated actively in the organizatrophy will be instituted this tion of teams here and gave year and will be awarded to clinics to ‘children desiring to the
Pelotero,
Stanarn (Landrau) Danny Jr. (A.L. Ramos) Guille F. (Bravo) Time: 1:48 2|5. Arecibo,
Instituted In Local Soccer
year
to depend
Gust
young league
.
ball”
clutch.”
It’s
Merry Widow, also ran.
camp in Conn, Patterson lost his heavyweight title to you Newtown, at a Ingemar Johansson’s right hand last year (AP photo) too]
El ‘|
$13.60
Although the fans are talking pennant, the players naturally are cautious.
100
at
(Imported)
helm.
than
$2,800
RESULTS 2 YO: -Maidens;
victory
Hoyt
in the
Comandante.
got
oldtimer
seven-
Louisiana
yésterday
Aist-$2,300;
the
easy
over
Rookie
“T wish it were Oct. 2 right now,” says Gentile. ‘““We’ve got
ESTRADA
an
Time: 1:02 3/5. Preferencia, Ano Nuevo, Lady Mustang,
more
CHUCK
score
-victory
power.
Estrada
relief
to
length
“tb >»
streaking
of
Series
pack
in
the
permanent trophy which will remain at the ‘Park and Public Recreation Administration’s of-
fices.
and
Tabu
also
Out
of betting $7.30 $3.90 $3.90 Verdun, Luna
ran.
Sth-$1,500; alw; 3 YO; 11]16 m. (Native) Guanajibo (Corchado) $8.00 $4.00 Deo (Bravo) $3.38 Time: 1:52 2|5. Pesetera, Sonador, Di. namita, Sparta, Senadora, and Carabina also ran. 6th-$1,550; clmg ($3,500); 4 YO-up; 6 £.
|
|
(Native)
La Madama (J.A. Velez) $8.40 $4.50 Citadel (L.R. Velez) . $3.90 Time: 1:16 1|5. Hi Fi, Mariangie, Pecosita, Aboukir, and Carlitos also ran. 7th-$2,400; alw; 4 YO-up; 11]16 m. (Imported) Azteca (Corchado) $6.10 $3.40
Colorido
(Nieves)
Handle—Pool
$68,187.70;
mutuels
| | |
$2.90 |
Time: 1:48 4/5. Canciller, naber, Celeste, and Esteban
$17,006;
| | i
Nevoso, Be- | D. also ran, daily
$47,712.
double
|
Total — $132,905.70.
Daily $64.50.
double
Syracuse says
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by an
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was
yanked
for by
for
Truman Clevenger in the ninth. Bob Trowbridge was charged with the loss for the Athletics.
Boston
Loses
BOSTON a barrage
(AP)—Cleveland used of singles to edge
Boston
the
8-7
debut
last
of
night
pro-tem
Manager Del Baker. The Indians scored
Lary
Courtney. her
Red in
spoil
Sox four-
innings with Tito Francona’s triple the only extra base blow among ii hits during the ope-
of
the
twi-ntght
doubleheéa-
der.
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Cleveland
(10),
Maris
(First 400
“his -first
Boston
Klippstein
(7)
and
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(6-2).
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DIVISION
Dr.
(1), (5), W—
(2-1)
Ralph
McCarthy,
Red
Sox
physician, and Dr. Richard Wright, consultant, has prescribed
complete
rest
for Jurges,
fol-
lowing a complete physical exa-
(2).
mination.
| The Sox added that Jurges has
been undergoing strain recently
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ton Red Sox announced yesterday that Manager Billy Jurges has been ordered to take a complete rest by the team physician for an indefinite period. Coach Del Baker takes over field managing chores effective immediately. The announcement said that
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due
which
to the
collapse
since May.14
of the
club
has dropp-
ed from one half game out of
9 1 first place into’ the 11 1 League cellar.
American
eontender,
and
poked
at elusive Alonzo Johnson for a unanimous 10-round decision in a Chicago Stadium bout last night. The nationally televised bout was dull most of the way as
Machen by
was kept off balance
Johnson's dancing tactics, There were no knockdowns,
although
Machen
Green
when
the game. Mizell, who
{scored three the
his
.
second
of
six
to
six
win
Bob
the
hits,
against
Anderson,
Chicago
was the loser. Face hits
entered
allowed
setbacks.
first
Face
pitchers
allowed
only
Cubs.
National League batting leader,
(AP) — Eddie 4 heavyweight
pawed
Fred
Puerto
Machen By Decision CHICAGO; Machen, No.
3
The Cubs, trailing, 5-0; chased Mizell and had the bases loaded with one out against reliever
two
With Coach Baker
Fis-
(16).
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Bosox Replace Jurges
and
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Fisher
3 0 3 0
(34).
Perry,
and
COLLAPSED—Benny
American League
run clusters in the first and fifth
ner
PACHECO
Rican, in the tenth round. Pacheco collapsed moments tion. (Full story page 29. (AP Wirephoto.)
Detroit Baltimore
Kansas City Athletics here last night, 8-6 Bob Allison hit his sixth homer of the season to help Don Lee towards his second win of the
year.
LB
BEFORE
York
Outhit
WASHINGTON
nators
New
finish
of the season.
(See BOX, Page
decisions.
career
K. C.
and
game
Sox
last night. All the runs scored on the homers. The Yankees, who have won four of their last five games and two straight from the White Sox, tagged two of the homers off Bob Shaw (5-5), who suffered in
the Cubs
‘}eomplete
within a half-game
moved
the
by a two-run
Bob Skinner, was going to blank
by rightthe New
whipped
helped
homer by Dick Stuart. .and | another homer with: none ‘on’ by
home
runs, two by Mickey Mantle, backed a three-hit shutout hander Bob Turley as
York
a
streak
out and then got Ed Bouchee on a bounder to first. Up to the seventh inning, it
Fisher, pitching his first game in 10 days, retired 18 men in a
row
losing
Chicago Cubs yesterday. Face got Ernie Banks to pop
the pitching duel. Maxwell’s hit and Fernandez in Chico drove
singled
Pirates snap
three game
with a 5-3 victory over the
with
two out in the ninth to break up Eddie
Pittsburgh
:
wrestled
Johnson to the canvas in the third, fifth, seventh and eight rounds, Referee Bernie Weisman
vo-
ted for Machen: 49-45. Judge Jim McManus 41. The As | sociated Press card had Ma: chen ahead 49.42,
Rican
Roberto
Clemente
hit a single and scored a run in five turns at bat. (See GIANTS, Page 31)
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