DAILY — _ EXCEPT SUNDAY
Vol I No. 195°
Honolulu Greets Ike iJammed V. I. Courtroom On Arrival For Rest ViST.ewTHOsMAS—A5 Shot Outburst m
After
East Trip
Far
By JOHN SCALI (AP)—A weary President
_ HONOLULU
mile resi-
dents of the 50th state. _ On the end of his Far ‘Eastern tour, Eisenhower + found 3,000 shirtsleeved nien fand women in gay Hawaiian ‘his
motorcade
town
route
Honolulu
hower,
still
the
rigors of his travels. His vacation home in this semitropical
Pacific
island
be the secluded Corps
Air
resort
Kaneohe
Station,
The
Marine he
to rest several days. . Korean - U.S... Accord President Eisenhower and South
Chung
Prime
agree
Minister
early
every effort must be made Korea peacefully under
Nations They
also
free
Rebublic major
Peace
agreed
world
in
position
in
has
in
countries
friendship,
EISENHOWER
the
been
|
reaffirmed
and
...an to
help
the
eventful
at
declared
Republic
of
Korea
the
end
of
Eisenhower's
28-
hour visit) to South Korea, last stop on his one-week Far East-
that: “continued United States economic assistance is required
, (See HONOLULU,
Page
20)
Proposal That Government Run Ferry Is Under Study By
The
DOUGLAS
feasibility
wealth
operation
D;
government
of
the
RICHARDS
of the
Common-
taking
ferry~boat.
At vice
company
ser-
petition
two-cent
for
increase
in fare,
Auth:
Ingemar
when
maries
he
may
continued
sometime
a temporary this
will de week,
Committee decree
early
this
Pri-
within
the
;
His widow, Emilia Perez de | Torrech, who was named acting
knocked of
mayor,
resigned
after
the
an
post
last
outbreak
of
round with a left hook. It was
| antagonism: between her support : ers and a rival band headed by businessman , Tulio Lopez.
It was Patterson’s. fight all the way. He lost only the
Receives cking Backing Mrs. Tdérvech in her bid for the Popular Party mayoralty nomination‘is Rep. Mario
second time Johansson down in the round.
second round when the champi-
on
caught
famous
him
with
his
now
25-year
old
right.
However,
the
Rodriguez
Ramon
Johansson caught Patterson with -a loping left in the early
seconds of the fifth round to to the send the champion canvas for a‘ count of nine. Seconds later, he sent the for
good
with
For the complete fight story,
see
back
page.
,
Bones Discovered Aboard TMT Lloyd
according to commission president Ramon Gelabert D’Elias. The fare Hopes for an early resumption is now eight cents. Gelabert deof service by the Popular Trans- clined The mystery of the fate of three to comment on_ earlier port Company dimmed during conseamen, missing since April 22 hearings held, Friday. eiliation talks held last Saturday. when the TMT Lloyd capsized at However, Popular Transport sea, may be solved by the dis‘Word; that the Ports -Authorit: has initiated a study of the ferryY|Company counsel Hector Ramos covery of human bones aboard Mimoso indicated during conciliaSystem came fixm Executive Dithe vessel. . rector Rafael Durand, who said tion talks last weekend that should The Lloyd was righted in San the: Public Service Commission Juan Thursday. Bones were found that a fact-finding examination of grant the temporary fare increase, in the forward part of, the cargo the ferry service was begun _fol- the compan y would then consi- deck on Saturday atid another lowing a House committee’s re- der wage increases for the six cache was found yesterday. commendation that the transpor- ferry boat captain City Pathologist Dr! Luis E. s whose walkout Gonzalez said last night that the ’ tation service\be granted’ a gov- precipitated the ferry’ service shutbones definitely are human. He ernment’ subsidy. 4 .'down last’ week, | (See BONES, Page 20)
to 4
the
and
ex-Representative
Espinosa.
The
Legislature
of
Page
PPD,
(See
candidate the
and
Norman
Cline, who had just concluded his testimony as the first defense witness, hung between life and death for about four hours. He died
in
Lopez
20)
Knud
pital
Hanson
last
night
ation
which on
year.
police
pumped four bullets into the
next weeks. The inter-pa - struggl rtye for control of the Bayamon city hall began shortly after the death. of Bayamon Mayor Rafael Torrech
the
Johansson
champion down the left hook.
the same time, - Public SerCommission hearings on a
over
Vice linking San Juan and Catafio is under study by the Ports ority today.
|
out
the was
trip
maintain economic growth” and become self-sufficient as soon as possible. . The communique was issued
“a the
night
Popular
Sweiien after 1:51 of the fifth | month
joint
preserving
in Asia,” two
a
“the retendecade of a
of Korea”
factor
The their
to unify United
last
of six primaries
—¢+the
first ex-heavyweight champion in history to regain his title’
that
principles.
communique that tion over’the past strong
Floyd Patterson became
Hug
yesterday
is one
Title: Ingo Outsn 5
plans
. Korea’s'
contest
Patterson Regains
will
where
Bayamén
to
Harold
body of Henito Cline, and grazed his head with a fifth,
By HAROLD J. LIDIN
Eisen-
despite
PPD Primary Likely
According
witnesses,
Popular Party primaries will “probably” next month in Bayamén, party Secretary Senatorbe held Yldefonso Sol4 Morales said yesterday,
down-
to cheer
rtroom here yesterday. About 300 stunned trial ‘Spectators witnesse : d the shooting.
In Bayamon Dis pute
lined
into
smiling
a jammed Federal cou
Eisenhower
arrived yesterday in balmy Hawaii after a 5,200 flight from Korea to- a rousing, warm welcome from
‘dress to greet him. / ‘Tens of thousands
an who had just test for the rape of a 13-year-old girl was fata ified at his own trial lly shot five times by the girl’s father in
to
Memorial
following
Hos-
an
oper-
» nothing
and
to remove the bullets. Surrenders Immediately Norman surrendered immediately police,
saying
throwing the gun, a .22 _Caliber pistol, to the floor. The courtroom immediately erupted with scream-
ing
spectators,
fled
to the
The
many
street.
shooting
of
whom
|
took
place,
wit-
esses said, just after a recess was called in the trial at 3 p.m. Cline had returned
to the defense
table following testimony in which he denied having relations with the 13-year old girl on the date in quesyion — Dec. 15, 1959. He
had
admitted,
however,
having
relations with her an two previous occasions. Police said Norman, who was sitting in the spectator’s gallery, | stood up and aimed the .22 pistol * at Cline’s head. Cline stood up
immediately before the shots were | fired. -Four shots’ entered his
(See OUTBURST, Page, 20)
Air Traffic Still Curtailed
As Several Flights Resume
. By BOB BONE Air traffic between the U.S. and Puerto Rico- operated at about
two-thirds
normal
yesterday
as
the wildcat pilots’ walkout situation improved on one airline and remained the same on another. A total of 11 flights to and from the states ran the international Airport runway as: compared with
Eastern’s The
ways
remained
the
the early-afternoon
from Manhattan
same
here
jet to and
cancelled as well
both
298.
‘
EAL
Flights
Eastern Air Lines, however, was
running three flights each way out
bf their usual nine, Sunday;. only Wi
is | ||
{ut
a
|
flight
San
appeared
EAL New
flights York
Juan-
here.
resumed
flights,
one
economy and one jet. Eastern maintained no service to and from Miami,
the
core
old strike, The cancelled were
to
go pilots
on
Findley terday
Pan
Saturday:
Howard, that
of
out of began
PAA’s _ station
as one thrift. flight each way, 297 ica and
flight
two
were
@ usual 16 for Monday. The situa- where tion at Pan American World Air- “sick” with
direct
Chicago
flights
the
10-day-
Am
flights
New York, calling in
manager
pointed
here,
out
to South
yes-
Amer-
and other Caribbean islands from San Juan were not affected and that all cargo flights are functioning normally. Asked if he
knew what, the situation would. be (See
-AIR
TRAFFIC,
Page
20)
THE SAN JUAN STAR— “Taeedas, June 21, 1960-
2
Expressway To Airport Is Re-Named Gov.
Luis
Mufioz
PR Supreme Court Upholds Sentences |
For 4 Nationalists
Marin
has
authorized the re-naming of North Ave. expressway-the
|
the ex-
confirmed sentences originally imposed by
pressway from the International Airport in Isla Verde to §an Juan
de
to
Castro
The Commonwealth Supreme Court has
the
Roman _ Baldorioty
Superior Court
of San
Nationalists in 1955. *
Ave.
Baldorioty, according to the Fortaleza announcement, was a 19th century Puerto Rican who
The Nationalists involved are José Rivera Sotomayor, Doris Torresola, Carmen Ma-
fought
ria Pérez and Isabel
for
local
autonomy.
San
Condado, San
Bridge
Juan,
has
been
Geronimo
Geronimo
and
a
smali
San
fort
near
the
Caribé Hilton Hotel. Intersection No. 68, where the 65th Infantry Rd. and Highway No. 2 cross, was named del Ro-
ble Intersection. Del Roble, La Fortaleza said, was the old name of
what
is
now
Rio
Piedras.
About 92,645 acres of land have
been planted to pasture under the Pasture Improvement Program
machinery
of
the
people
of Puerto Rico can demand a plebiscite on what should be Puerto
Rieo’s
The
political
Governor
status.
yesterday
ed a bill appropriating municipalities.
The
appropriations
ed by Munoz
all
gives
bill
on
be
divided
to
their
Munoz,
the
to
island
the
weekend the
per-capita who
for
mu-
in a row
interior
of
the
income. the
second
has gone
into
island
give
to
brief campaign talks in barrios, will be back this morning at La Fortaleza
to
sign
plebiscite:
bill.
into
Commerce
Agricul-
since
its
start in 1954 until May this year, it was reported by the agency.
During
that period,
the report
approv-
Nicipalities in direct proportion to their populations and inverse-
ly
and
of
tion, 46,272 acres of pasture land
million
among
ture
Department
added, 22,667 farmers were benefitted by the program. In addi-
to finance public works. The money, according to La Fortaleza,
will
the
to
funds
$1.4
municipalities
sign-
law
the
were improved. The Pasture Improvement
Pro-
gram
com-
is
carried
out
with
bined funds of the commonwealth and federal governments, sharing
almost Since
equally 1954
in
the
the
total
financing.
contribution
to the program was $2,775,374.90, of which tioned to
$95,354.60 was apporthe 1960 program.
In coordination with this program,
the
agency
carries
out
the
by
being
one
of the Arms Act. In
their
appeal
they
alleged,
Marin
had
revoked
a con-
arrested.
2 Car Deaths Bring Island Total To 174
govern-
WASHINGTON
B.
paid a
(AP)
—
Keating
says he has demonstrators
Sen.
(R-NY)
heard Communist in Japan were
$1.65 a day.
He
called
fantastically high
rate
this
of
pay:
for -Japan.
in San
Juan,
told
reliable
ly
the
sources
they
had
had
from
He
added:
“It
State
Depart-
said
previous-
money
that
had
Japan
riots
ing
his
information
into
huge
senate
came from a highly
source:
been
to
that
finance
led
to
President
the
Eisen-
said Japan “has been by evil forces operat-
without
was
hower,
not
nor
and
machine ”
President
Secretary
Fisen-
of
State
(Christian) Herter, nor the -| United States of America, it was the act of an enemy, Any-
one who
seeks to make
ministration
the
this ad-
whipping
is closing his mind and the truth.”
to
boy
reality
St.
Thomas,
television
San Juan, Santurce - Stop 22 1/2, Rio Piedras, Barrio Obrero
a
28nd
2
ee
bse
in
of! VITV. Lastinger time
a
said
Aguadilla—
a
film
reckless
by
Km. who
Interna-
“it is the
after
where
the. bicycle |
The bike driver, Pedro Naza- | Saez, was charged by police |
en
sign-
ZIV
morning
taken
driving
after
allegedly hit an automobile
television-show
syndicated
Vicente
Guzman
Torres
4 on Road 139. was also taken to
pital, bail.
was
held
in
he
drivct
Nazario, the hos-
lieu’ of
$300
In Aguadilla, Juan Pellot Soto, 44,
was
killed
instantly
police said, by Jose Saturinino
first
lice said
company
en
at
the
auto was
high
Sunday,
a car driven by Altreche, 29. Po-
speed
being
when
driv-
Pellot
has released current shows for telecasting via a closed! circuit cable distribution system.”
tried to cross-.the Highway 2 at Km. 115. A justice of the peace
Among the age are “The
tary
shows in the Unexpected,”
“Corliss
Archer,”
charged
pack: “The
Called X,” “Tombstone
rritory,”
Te-
and
San
and
with
involun-
held
him
in
Fisherman's Luck
and
LAPEER,
WEATHER FORECAST:
Saturinino
homicide
lieu of $2,000 bail.
‘Cisco
Kid,” “Highway Patrol,” “Science Fiction Theater.”
Mich,
(AP)
—
Bill Dorsey, Jr.,\ 43,of Flint,
Juan,
Ponce
Mayaguez—Occasional
cloudi-
Mich., laid dawn his bambco fishing pole and started to eat his lunch. ,
ness with some showers today and tonight. PUERTO RICO and the | eet
the day, and the fish pulled
ISLANDS—Variable day and tonight with showers and _ isolated showers.
Teatteredl thunder-
started swimming away with it, Dorsey stripped to his
10
shorts and started to swim after his pole. He suffered cramps and drowned in 20
WINDS: knots,
Easterly
occasionaly
at 25
to
to
30
YESTERDAY’S
cloudy;
79,
77,
partly
cleety:
| cloudy;
=
fo‘o Meeve R:
|
Tel. 3-1079 | Emergency: 2-9706
into
the
strike
water
of
and
.
Registry
Be Piedras — Barrio‘ Obrero ay jee —_ for. information \|and
Los San
All kinds of ana De Diego Ave. Santurce
first
-
Tuesday, June 21 All Night Pharmacy Fernandez Jurcos | 1304 ‘ Santurce Tel. 3-5169 i Dectors on Night Daty Metropolitan Area an Jpan — Santurce
17,
SAMUEL VIDAL MT. Clinical Laboratory
pole
his.
Emergency
83, partly | oat cloudy; Chicago, 68,
71,
got
feet of water.
cloudy;
cloudy; Dallas,’ 94, cloudy; Angeles, 71, partly cloudy;
318
|
90 at
HIGH:
Boston,
the
15
3:00 .p.m. ; YESTERDAY’S LOW: 72 STATESIDE: New York, partly
He
knots
in the vicinity. of thunderstorm. TEMPERATURES:
Charter Air Taxi | Continental US All Islands ‘of Caribbean Twin Engine Apaches
Night 3-7890.
yesterday
was
with
ly, closed circuit basis, aecording
Francisco,
—
mishap
on which he was a passenger col- | lided with a car Sunday.
;Thomas
VITV
with
major
ST. CROIX AIRWAYS, INC.
, Jel. 9-0090 oe
|he
rio
V.I—St.
station
Washington, Miami, 76,
D 18 S Beechcrafts International Airport Isla Verde
and Loan Association of Puerto Rico
early
group
Package Of
Philadelphia,
First Federal Savings
when
V.L TV Gets New
Man
Keating
Keating sabotaged
© Any deposit received on or before the 10th day of each month earns the complete dividend for the month.
© © ermmenscmmrnrtd
St.,
$1.65 Daily--Keating Kenneth
trian-car
“er-
to William R. Lastinger, president
cancellation of hower’s visit.
@ Save by personal deposit or by mail deposit. We pay the postage.
the
Japan Rioters Paid
the
@ Every account up to $10, 000 insured by Federal government agency.
that
{have brought the year’s total to The incident which bro t the 174 dead in 172 days. Domingo Diaz Hernandez, 30, original charges oc March 6, 1954, at Sol St. corner |of Cruz: died in Ponce District Hospital
tional,
ment
Commonwealth
ruled
producer, for the showing of 12 Euelish-language shows on a week-
by
the
Court
ed a contract
information
DON’T DELAYSAVE MORE TODAY IN | ALL YOUR SAVINGS
elena
from
ers.
Communist
2
ranging
rors had not been commit
Both programs are carried out incentive payments to farm-
program of Construction of Cattle Raising Facilities, financed only
ment. Under this program, cons-
mt
sentences
preme
truction work has been completed on 215 silos, 132% molasses tanks, 275 deep wells and 33 milking sheds, during the same period.
poured
Aa
head
their defense lawyers —but, in Puerto Rico, nobody knows. Not anybody that through Francisco Colon Gordiany, Jose R. the STAR encountered yesterday, anyway. The signs Gelpi and Jose Bravo Abreu, that were routed here erroneously last week and diligently af- errors of procedure had been comfixed to the fronts of Metropolitan buses, regardless. mitted in the original trial. DisThey’ve been perplexing local citizens ever since. They’re trict Attorneys William Fred SanTwo more traffic accident due to come down soon and go where they’ll have mean- tiago and Hector Orlandi Gomez’ deaths yesterday—a bicycle-car rebutted the allegations. The Su- accident in Ponce and a pedesing. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)
Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin will sign today a bill establishing the which
Mufioz
months to two years for violation WANTED: TRANSLATOR—I Pakistan, anybody could tell you what the script on the Pepsi Cola sign here says
Plebiscite Bill To Be Signed 92,645 Acres Planted By Governor Under Pasture Program by
Albizu.Campos,
Rosado ditional freedom -order.-
to 15 years for the crime ofj: assault to commit. mur , and, in addition, terms of from six
the
Intersection.
is
ing
the
named
Pedro
of the Nationalists, that Gov. Luis
Morales, convicted
connect-
Santurce
four
policemen seveel’ notice én
Dr.
:
Hermanos
ing
on
When the police were forced. to of assault with intent to kill and violation of the break the door to enter, the four Arms Act, as a result of! an-en- Nationalists intervened and shootcounter with police in 1954 - ing» ensued from both groups, The nationalists are now serv- which resulted in the Nationalists
La Fortaleza also announced the naming of two intersections in San Juan. / Intersection No. Five, at the
Dos
Juan
re
Disa StSt.
& | Cabarra aoe isales
|
.
Terracd
1
el. tae i
Caguas Dr. R. Lopez Garcia . Central Ave. Urb. El Verde Tel. 2617
READ
OUR
CLASSIFIEDS...
|
mer
THE
et
ter
SAN ‘JUAN. STAR
wee
— Thesday, June et, 1960
Testimony On Commerce Dept.
its
_
Small Businesses Failing,
Retail Assn.-Chi ef Says” By
A.
W.
MALDONADO
=
Americo
) ‘| Association,
Badillo, president of the su preme before
testified
Commerce.
a House
Committee
equipped
to
—
of
Department
Rico
Puerto
to the
point
handle
the
local
Chamber
of
merce, Small state,” ed that ed by
Com-
ment
a
val.
The
by
strong,
unanimous
public
the
hearing
House
appro-
was
Finance
held
and
the
grow.
merce and Industry committees. Committee chairman Rep, Jose the
House
Mimoso
added
approval
JI OFFICER
he
VISITS—Peter Frankel, right, internation-
baitle
between
pedestrians
and
riders of the ‘‘iron horse’ (bicycles); a running warfare withthe advocates of native dress, language
and customs arrayed against the adherents of modernization: these and other tensions are symptoms of
the
change
and-coming of
taking
place
in
up-
Nigeria.
Here to tell about industrialization in
the genesis this British
~
setae
el eee
colony in the heart of Africa were ' 21 Nigerian federal government employees— in Puerto Rico as guests of the U. S. and Commonwealth
state
departments.
“We came to.see the industrialization program’ Obiomah, ‘“‘but we
come
at
when
the
smiled D. A. seem to have
wrong
everything
time—
seems
to
just be
Strike.”
on
>
Seriously then, Obiomah_ explained that unionization —and
consequent all
part
labor
disputes—
of the
are
industrialization
which Nigeria seeks. Facts “We
also
Of
Life
realize,”
broke
‘in
P.
T. Odumosu, “‘that-when our country attains its independence (on Oct. 1 this year) we will) have fiew problems and greater respen-
sibilities.”
4
But, with regard to both independence and __industrialization; the
if
1
ii
i
Nigerian
visitors
are
soberly
confident of their future. They are also realistic. They are less concerned about global development —the spread of Communism,
fer example—
than,
what
These a new
are some nation—
of the voices of forty millions
strong, largest
which will independent
soon be country
about
the in
March
equal
scrapers,
buses,
modern
churches
and hospitals;
are also frank
to admit
are
Their
“‘behind.”
ended:
Sunday,
the
sky-
Odumosu
visit,
which
they
said,
out
from
under
the
of Great Britain.”
:
was
‘‘don’t
Sewer
Authority
supply
at
times,
he
said
with
to
come
create
to
need”
said.
of
justice,”
had
who
fired
‘in Judge
bold’s
adding
failed
said
no
to tes-
He
“facilities
after
from
his
had
of
the
as
as
the
Perry
he
“over-
said
was
Harry
tified
that
he
‘scene
when
he
Stameisen
tes-
observed
this
peeked
ments
on
into’ the
He
and
with
ON
floor,
and
a
with
lending
fired
was
suggested
others
to
a
|
DRASTIC
also
by
two
create
a
Department
of
Com-
merce.
Speaker
of
the
House
Ernes-
to Ramos Antonini, author of the department of commerce bill and the Worker’s
Bank
law, said later
the creation bank seemed
of to
(a merchant’s him “a good
aid
are
vagrancy,
yesterday
that
merits
Worker’s
further
study.
Bank,
which
union
members
A
merchant’s
tified Puerto
with
by
special
fa-
it was
tes-
bank,
yesterday, Rican
supplying
would
commerce
benefit as
Worker’s Bank is expected help Puerto Rican workers.
eAREDUCTION PRICES
REDUCED
AS MUCH
AS
|
“Through mutual agreement with the factory Caribe China of Vega
Baja, local top quality china — not an import and jat no additional
- foreign freight charge new prices, I
to you
—
is now
available
at
sensational
610 “Ponce de,Leon Ave., Hato Rey
Inc.
ee e
fb |
Th
is
banking
‘CARIBE CHINA ~““GREEN BAND”
Service of
Pe
this
amend-
James
-6-3559 or 6.5368 +
deal
40%
Call Rico,
bill
these
proval of a bill authorizing it, is designed to develop unions and
; ox from
is charged possession.
ANNOUNCES
Protect your home. Puerto
the
of
to be created following recent ap-
Sta-
Reibold Marijuana
GOING — VACATION?
Armored
Common-
witnesses testifying before a House committee studying a bill
The
the
where
the
lewd
a
the
HOUSE OF HOTELWARE, INC. .
\
the
to
One will
idea
peeked
and three other officers
‘next to Talman and Miss Flanigan; Miss Lolo De Witt, 31, was nude
of
such
House Committee Urged To Consider
misdemeanor.
Talman and Peggy Flanigan, 30, were on a bed in a room occupied also by two other nude couples, and a woman. Stameisen said Mr. and Mrs. Peter Haspelt were in a bed
re-
head
Freiria said,
financial aid to small businesses, he said.
Rei-
door,
watched. 45, was
Chamber,
amendments
after
and
from
Rico
both
Creation of a “merchant’s bank” Similar to the “workers bank”
apartment point
charged
Puerto
‘Merchants’ Bank’
visited
vantage
arrest.
the!
Commerce
the Perry Mason show after his them with cilities.
his arrest role
of
of
morning.
small
resumed
the bedroom
to com-
in the island’s economie
The
commer-
Alexander
said they Talman,
vio-
on the
=
arms
wealth Budget Bureau, Ramon Garcia Santiago, told the| House committee that he will present
to Puerto
make
trial was
same
has been elamoring for department since 1/950.
through meisen
offered which
attorney show,
here.”
- The
the
not’ control-
is | businesses disappear — the fight
‘ acted
unfair.”
life. The
a department
helped
was
a
strongly supported ‘the proposed department as “filling a great
ce is an attempt to correct “that error.” Supermarkets,he added, “have
want
Chamber
Rico” before offering these same facilities to local mer. chants. Badillo said the move now to
Hollywood
he
apartment:
said.
“in which seriously...last. -week,.-he..said.
West
case.” He
Deputy
ported yesterday. The exception was the suburb areas along Highway No. 2 where low pressure hampered the
incentives
create
government,
“monopolies.”
supermarkets
joyed” by the dismissal of the charges. A sheriff’s deputy had testified in the trial that he was invited to the apartment party by someone who told him: “Man, we got a crazy scene going here.”
Water supply service to the metropolitan area was normal over the weekend with one exception, Juan Labadie Eurite, executive director of the Aqueand
a
had been
Mason
umbrella
Rainfall Alleviates S.J. Water Shorfage duct
these‘.
is
them
ex-president
strongly attacked the government for having supplied food
Ra-
Administration
on
Talman,
deeply rooted tribal way of life— where the supply had diminished
tradition
its
forget that we’re just now step- district ping
Ernesto
showed the defendants lated the penal code.
they consider the immediate proThe metropolitan area’s conblems at hand— more roads, sumption over the weekend also schools: and hospitals, a balanced dropped considerably, Labadie economy and a higher standard of said. He said) this shows that living (present per capita income water is used daily in is about $63 yearly). ‘Our major much problem outside Nigeria,”: said such activities ;as watering of ,Odumosu, ‘“‘involves raising the gardens. The rain over the weekblack man: to his: rightful place in end erased the need, Labadie said. the world.’ i The rainfall also permitted a “Communism isn’t much of a threat. Ironically our best defense “moderate” increase in the water | against the Red line is our own reserves at the Cidra water shed
| @ communal’
13
timony
that they
said,
ling
sup-
the Department
prosecution
prove
mosques,
“helpful.”
“But,”
Neither
Afterests
the
but, they
was,
Speaker
apartment. The, judge
The Nigerian guests are proud of their television (government
air-conditioned
the
charged,
to
pete with them as they have.” Ricardo Freiria and Jorge Bird Fernandez, president and
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. Baker, 39, and Mrs. Jean Dono(AP)—Municipal Judge Adolph van, 26, were nude on a floor Alexander has dismissed misde- rug. meanor charges of vagrancy and Stameisen said apartment telewd conduct- against actor ‘mant Richard Reibold invited William Talman an seven him to the party, saying: “Man, others arrested in a ‘raid last we got a crazy scene going
.and with little friction.
subsidized),
which,
have
just
DA On Perry Mason Show Free Of Lewdness Charge
Africa. Nigeria is larger in area than European Spain and Portugal combined and has several cities as large as (but not larger than) San Juan. It is also a country where three competing religious traditions —Christian, Moslem and in
by
Development
own _ brother's
exist
to
Badillo
of Agriculture and Commerce nor the government’s Economic
his
Animistic—
quick
measure
seems
ble now.
keeper.”’
force
the
expects
prices, he
The Puerto Rican
Antonini. Nobody Is Equipped Badillo said the proposed department would provide merchants with services not availa-
Pains Of Industrial Growth is
he
Badillo said. “1 businesses are in a “sad Badillo stressed. He addthe “monopolies” formwholesalers who join to
to get lower
afternoon.
mos
Awakening Nigeria Feeling everyone
said,
Friday
Hett.)
By DOUGLAS RICHARDS Complaints about too much shooting on television; a constant
of
this
port of the minority parties. The bill was presented in the House
al vice presidenfor t South America of the Junior Chamber of Commerce International, is shown here with David Oliver, president of the P. R. chapter. Frankel spent the weekend visiting with local officers. He is on a business trip for the organization through South America. (STAR
proto by Gunter
floor
disap-
“We have nothing against supermarkets,” Badillo said, “We
tage with large businegses, “‘Buyers also have to go to the states
Mimoso Raspaldo predicted after the hearing the bill would reach
are
legislation
between
fix the price of an item, places small businesses at a disadvan-
Com-
they
council of the Puerto Rico Retail
considering
Badillo joined the head of ing needs of Puerto Rican com-
merce and other business leaders in giving the proposed Depart-
where
ee
?
“deteriorating”
pearing.
ee
4
The president of the Puert 0 Rico Retail Association said yesterday that small businesses in Puerto Rico are
Tel. 6-5533 |
the
to
*
|
THE SAN JUAN'STAR'— Tits
nce,
Rebels
{960°
To Tal
Abbas W ill Be Sent To k
As De Gaulle Seeks War's End PARIS (AP) — The French government yesterday agreed to meet with the envoy whom the Algerian nationalist rebels will
send to Paris to discuss the six-year-old Algerian rebellion in response to President Charles deGaulle’s latest ceaséfire appeal. The willingness of the+ speech, | ‘on the French Government to con- Gaulle’s radio Algerian question. The rebel fer with the rebels follow- communication noted | that de
ed
an
offer by
the
Alger-
Gaulle’s
statements
would
reaffirmed
French
government
sources
and
the
fate
These CRECIC
FOR
C HILE—
Paulette
Cardw ich and
rin, right, present a check in the amount lected
from
Manager Place
employes
John
P.
yesterday.
of
the
Hotel
Sutherland.
(STAR
photo
San
The by
Carlos Ga-
of $852.00 colJuan
to
Gunter
an
effort
struck
Chilean
of
San
the
to
aid,
disaster
citizens, ‘employes
Juam
hotel
collected
eases
of
Intercontinental
$852.00
winter
and
five
clothing.
Carlcs Garin, a headwaiter
a
fellow
workers
and
and
formed
small
committee.
Hotel
suppliers responded
with
donations that made up 56 prizes and ticxets were sold at 50 cents a chance.
From
the
brought
in
urgentiy were
five a
amount by
needed
fumigated
cases.
successful
The
of
clothing
fellow
Hett)
and
things
made
was
rummage
ed
sold
up
in
sale.
After a raffle last week at the club Tropicoro, committee members were proud of their results.
in
the
Manager
yesterday
him
Pete
morning,
with name
of
the
and
would
Ge-
present-
a check
of $852.00
of all the
employes.
family ployes
used
for
the
aid
of
members of hotel emaffected by the recent
disaster.
To Be Or Not To Be BLOEMFONTEIN,
—(AP)— Party theme
The
South
ruling
has announced of its congress
Africa
Nationalist the Aug.
main 29-30
will be whether to make South Africa a republic. The nation now recognizes Queen Elizabeth II as ceremonial
headof
state.
said
economically
every
and
munique
sent
by
ported
communique
the
referendum
“by
indispensable
De Gaulle fidence
the
ties
with
France.
effort
political-
supguar-
rebel
to Paris following
to
gov-
de
would
strong
“legal
The rebel acceptance jof the French government’s willingness. discuss
the
Algerian
crisis,
was certain to provoke active opposition among rightists both
in Algeria
Believed
and
also
France. It
that
was
- Charles de Gaulle
these groups
West P.R. Police Commandant Raps Editorial In STAR The
commandant
of police
in
with 17 agents on the night shift with instructions to handle tested against an editorial in® juvenile aid related cases. “All the San Juan STAR, criticizing the exposed facts show that the Puerto
serious
Rico
lack
of
Juvenile
pro-
the
police
pro-
forcement,’
‘city
is
not
forgotten
in
regard
to police protection,’ the com- concluded. mandant said. Molino said that he felt the STAR had received mistaken information, and said. that in|
cy,”
some
and
provided
a sample
list
of 37 bars, restaurants, and billiard
rooms
that
the
depart-
ment’s Juvenile Aid Division had checked in a typical week. City Not Forgotten He said that besides the day patrol, there are five patrols
cases
mentioned,
Plainant had police asking
the
com-
not come to tl for any investiga-
tion. “Convinced of the clear spifit of justice of your paper, I would
like
the
that
information
an
person
idea
who to
hours and a radar-guided Velvet-Ride.
for Texas and CALIFORNIA
to
of the functions
of
A First In
Prone: 9-0045
$37
Ticket Office: Hotel La Concha, Waterman Dock Co.,'General nay or see your travel7
regard
to
the
law
en-
commandant
D. R. Stages Anti-OAS Mass Rally Republic
—(AP)—
A
crowd
esti-
the mated by government -sources at 200,000 persons demonstrated Sunday against the Organization of American States (OAS). ; ‘The demonstration, organized by university and high school
lici,
students,
the unique case of the! mi aged housewife who drank tomato
| PORT-au-PRINCE | ‘Fare
of
Mayagtiez
was
called
te protest
—
the
OAS “‘intervention. in internal affairs of the Dominican Republic.”
HAVANA *697° NEW ORLEANS $82° Excursion
and
the
submitted you
Tomato Juice Cas
*or $120.00 Round-Trip
Division of
in
tection” in that city, In a letter tothe STAR, Rafael Molino said he objected to suggestions that-the “police are indifferent to juvenile delinquen-
Lv. Sunday at 11:30 am
‘Direct connections in New Orleans
police
district,
she was depressed
|
nd
turned the color of a ripe tomato.
meals at appropriate
Aid
has
juice when
complimentary.
| Bt
said
is
Algerians
said,
Super Convair Tourist Flights / Convairs with
©
had said he had con-
that
maintain
Call Delta br
Fly fast Super
Freneh
antees of sincerity, there is no doubt at all that the Algerian
to
socially.
the
rebel
if
vote
designation of Premier was announced in a com-
ernment
The
that
down
here
Algeria
the
people will choose independence.”
has
will be held
bend
ly,
aron
Follow
sources.
developing
“a
be
To
Gaulle
in
The Abbas
on-
discussed.
referendum
France
it
to
be
de
then,
western
is
that
by
has opposed any whatsoever with
he promised would be held after peace was restored and he gave further assurances that the voting would be accomplished with the utmost honesty. .
fighters.”
after the fighting has died
Sutherland they
future
Referendum that
office
the
added
cease-fire could for a referendum
President
The amount will be forwarded to the Carrera Intercontinental Hotel in Santiago, Chile, where
workers,
winter rest
neral
in the
a native of Santiago, Chile, found enthusiastic response to his idea
from
Gathering
Algeria’s
took
Hote! Employes Collect Cash, Clothing For Chilean Needy In
ly after a rangements
General
presentation
of
sources
joined
the rebels.
ian government in exile the right of the Algerian | people to send Premier Ferhat Ab- to determine their) own /future: bas to Paris as head of a De Gaulle, in his speech, as: delegation to discuss the sured the rebels they would have French government-in-exile a voice in a referendum which said, however, that any discussions with the rebels in Paris would “concern only a_ ceasefire, the disposition of weapons
be
army, which negotiations
a
A
sub-committee
of
the
OAS
re-
cently reported,. after other coun-
tries
had
complained,
rights had country.
been
that
violated
human
in
this
The woman, whose name was Attending the.demonstration were not disclosed, told the doctors Generalissimo Rafael L .Trujillo, ‘tomato juice was the only ‘thing ‘strong man of the country; his that cheered her up. She said she
drank 3% pints a day. 4} ° A microscopic her blood disclosed
in' roughly that they
the
rots 4 which
their puts
same + bropart
The woman
in
tere
which
color, the
tion | of ation
two
are found
‘drink: carotene,
|
gives
and red
brother,
Hector
held
at
the
The journal said) Such case recordie,
she
still
of
the Father-
national
heroes
Tuesday; June 2f High Tides 3, 6:32 a.m.
Ponce;
is
ail
,
are
TIDES
ly
in
underwent
say
and
buried.
operation and was told; to lay off the tomato juice. Now she’s|* But the doctors mildly depressed}.
‘Altar
land’, where
car-
*| back to her normal. color,
‘Trujillo;
members. of the cabinet...Jb was.
3
‘6:23
6:06 a.m.
Juan:
,
Mayaguez i;
+o
(1:59 a.m,
“
.10:00
4za1 a
8:02
p.m,
9:14 p.m,
7:45 p.m, 358 Dm.
Pardor)‘'' aeaeiaam' Ponye:,,
= 8:11 p.m, ~
(5:51 a.m,
Mayaguez: Say,
a.m.
hacer ote
a.
' *
gs
yeP-Mey
“to:38 Sia. -
-
eet
THE
SAN
JUAN
{
STAR,
‘Tacadayy
Sane 21, 1960--
Investigation Of Plane Crash Building Bizarre Murder Case LOS ANGELES — Residents ‘turn safely from the flight, | watched the Dehavi and Mosquito Detectives booked Richard E. bomber in horror as the _ twin- Loomis, 45, on suspicion of: murengine ‘|plane roared overhead, der, Police said he collected $47,trailing flames. 000 in insurance after the |crash— The pilot opened his escape and refused to share it with Gibbs’ survivors. hatch, but didn’t jump. Did Gibbs, 32, know he was Bo He stayed with te _ fiercely
burning
‘craft
until it
smashed
ticed that the craft’s landing gear
didn't retract’ properly.
|
| Investigators said excessive ‘nile
ad crash, in which Loomis agreed pay Gibbs’ 10 per cent of in-
from the landing gear might’ have caused” the engine to overheat,
ing to die?
‘ No Chance To Jump “He certainly didn’t go up there| tod commit suicide,’ said det. sgt. Pierce Brooks, who worked four Gibbs’ claims to glory: months on the bizarre case. ApGibbs, they said, took the plane parently he just didn’t get a way as to preclude-a safe landup to crash it on purpose—for a chance to jump.” ing.” | share in $50,000 insurance money. When Gibbs took the plane off], And detectives have in their posAnd | Gibbs’ boss, they said, deliberately sabotaged the plane, from Lockheed Air Terminal, Bur- Session an agreement signed by to: make sure that it wouldn’t re- bank, July 1, 1957, witnesses no- Loomis and Gibbs two days before
DECEASED — John B. Kelley, 67, prominent Philadelphia brick contractor, and father of. PrinGrace
of
Monaco,
Princess
Grace
had
is the time to open your
flown from Monaco only _ last week to visit her ailing father. (AP
‘Four
if
the
plane
the
crash
|
days
before
Loomis was sued after the wreck by
the
Savings
Account
at
Photo. )
dead
pilot’s
father,
surance money.
|
Chase
Manhattan Bank
13 Youngsters Lose Lives In May: Toll
Of Island Mishaps Thirteen
under,
children,
lost
dents
their
16
in
and
53
duting. May
injured.
Police
drownings May
be
say
or
acciwere
that
included a
years
lives
seven
in‘ the total
record.
In a release by Superintendent Ramon Torres Braschi yes-: terday, police
youngsters the
year
said
the
brings to
37.
13
the
dead
total
The
for
seven
May
drownings occurred in. Santurce, Caguas, Guaynabo, Utuado, Ponce,. Corozal,
Five auto
and
Guayama.
children
accidents
were
killed
happening
in
in
Ma-
nati, Santurce, Luquillo, and Vega Baja., The police report said that two hanged themselves and one
was
electrocuted.
Torres rents to their mer
Braschi cautioned patake extra care with
children vacation
during months.
Condemned
the
sum-
Men
On Hunger Sirike SAN QUENTIN, —The 17 men on prison’s
death
Calif. (AP) San Quentin
row
are
on
a
hunger strike against their food. . They say it’s cold, the vegeta: bles
watery
and
desserts
mono-
|
tonous. They
want
more
steaks
less roast meat. They'd male pie, creamed bread, fried hominy
Warden there
was
Fred some
and
like ta-
beef, corn and rice. |
Dickson.
said
justification
for
. the strike. The food -does get cold on the way up to their sixth
floor
cells,
the
vegetables
do collapse, and the desserts are held
to the
less fattening
explained. |
“These men don’t get as much exercise as’ other prisoners,”
Dickson said, so they get ‘no tamale
other ee
pie, «fried
such items. warden said
hominy,
friends
your
for whatever
at Chase
heare
desires . »» SAVE with your,
Manhattan.
items
such as cake, pie and ice cream, ‘he
SAVINGS is che sure, safe way of having money 40, enjoy the good things in life. SAVE just to get that happy Feeling «of having moncy right at hand
and.
Talk to your friend at the
CHASE MANHATTAN BANK SAN JUAN
Member Pederal Debdosit Insurance Carporation::
| he| | stsuired :
oe ae he'd do what. he could.
‘ Rio PIEDRAS
SANTURCE
| if : IBAYAMON: Fd ‘|
| '
if ® ee ack
t o
.
.
DP aAay ane ~
|
|
Pile
3
Ker-
ber, of San Diego, Calif, for $10,000 as Gibbs’ share in the in-
The
died! yes-
terday, from post-operative complications following abdominal surgery.
praceeds
Setting the wooden plane afire. Loomis insured the plane—purWhether it was plotted this way) chased in England for $8,000—for isn’t known. But. police say they $50,000. Lloyds of London paid are sure of this: him $47,000 30 days after the crash. ie Sabotage / Police said Loomis had set up “Loomis sabotaged the, plane’s a firm to do aerial photography hydraulic system, which ‘controls for the government two years bethe landing mechanism, in such a fore the crash.
into a remote canyon—and died what was called a hero’s death. That was three years ago. Police this week tarnished James
cess
ance
rashed.
e
|
| |
ap
6
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, June 21, 1960
Market
Hilton Takes Over Virgin Isle Hotel
By
NEW YORK (?—Hilton Hotels Announced yesterday that the Virgin
Isle
Hetel
become
the
at
St.
Virgin
Thomas
Isle
will
Hilton
July 1 The Hilion chain said it will operate the Virgin Isle under a 20-year lease with a renewal option. Hilton said its decision ‘was prompeted largely by the increasing year round popularity of the Virgin Islands as a tourist haven and the ease with which the Virgin Isle Hilton may be expected to fit into the expansion plans of
Hilton
Hotels
eastern
International
DOW 38 20 15 6
in
the
Caribbean.”
INDUS RRS UTILS STKS
YORK
stock active
market trading
The active lower
Changes Off 3.37 Off .$1 Off .18 Off 1.01
Down
MCKEE
clined.
(AP)
The
declined in yesterday.
market
was
very
mixed
and
tinued
lower
Steels,
to
the
motors,
Airlines
Of
1,226
issues
close.
coppers,
FUTURES
NEW YORK (AP)—Domestic tures No. 6 closed unchanged.
sugar fuSales 270
contracts, Nov
World changed
High 6.07
Low 6.06
Close 6.07
sugar futures No. 4 closed unto 2 lower. Sales 100 contracts. High 3.00 3.07 3.10
Low 2.97 3.06 3.10
Mar
3.18
3.17
May Shy
3.22 3.28
3.21 3.27
Sep Row sugar Bid.
3.30 6. 40.
spot
Close 2.96B 3.06 3.09B
3.17 3.22 3.26B
3.30
3.30B
some
select-
clined,
traded,
592
403
The
de-
Associated
of 60
(Due to transmission diffieul-]Gen ties, today’s stock list is ab-|Gen breviated.) Gen
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Chem
Allis
Chal
Alumin
Ltd
Aluminum
Co
Amerada
Pet
Dynam Elec Motors
5514
+%
|Gen
285%
‘+¥%
|General
3034
“%
84%
™%,
60
Pap
80%
| Goodrich
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66
Roeb
Unch | Shell
Oil
“% _ | Goodyear
Am
Airlines
20%
'+1% | Grace
Am Am
Can Cyan
38% 5634
Am
&
Unch | Gulf Oil . 1% |Int Bus M
Am Am
Smelt Sugar
FP
1%
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50% 261%
&
Co
|Int Harv
Anaconda
49%,
Armco Steel Armour
54
| Kennecott
63% 32%
1 3%
Atl
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68%
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| Lorillard
445%
5,
| Martin
Air
275%
1%
| Merck
494,
Borg War Cdn Pac Cater
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6634
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295%
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62%
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583%
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Ponce, Orleans
Mobile,
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Phil., Balt., N. Y.
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TURMAN
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21
23
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21
23
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21
22
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ports
LEDA
I
St.
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Thomas
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Ponce
22
23
St.
22
23
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22
23
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22
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j
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Aguirre
FRANCES
SHELLINES
i
(courtesy of San Juan Office merit Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.)
i+¥%
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|
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—+2% | First Natl. City Bank 77%
68%
|
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|Of Special |
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Am Am
The Puerto Rican Bank with a 65-year ef prompt and courteous service.
savancen
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air-
crafts, chemicals and rubbers de-
SUGAR
In Active
and
ed issues rose against the trend. The airlines, responding to news of a fare increase in the United States, gained up to $2. :
at the opening. It turned in the first hour and con-
Shy Sep Oct
JONES Close 647.52 141.81 $2.05 211.35
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iF
rices Can Still Climb despite Infla tion Halt.. By AP
SAM
Business
DAWSON
to spend more on research,
News
for
Anatyst
NEW YORK (AP)— Prices can ill go up despite the belief of he Federal Reserve Board that ie threat of further monetary Vilation ng.
is, é
licked
for
the
new
products
to
get
eifher
ahead
of
rivals or for ways of producing old products more efficiently. That also keeps corporate costs high. Services Hit Hardest
time
The
steadiest
rise
in
the
cost
of living in recent years has been ‘he men who figure out the con- in the growing sector of services. umer price index in Washington This increase has shown little ay there should be: little rise in sign of slowing down. On the cor12 over-all cost of living for a trary, many of those in the service mile, with seasonal changes in trades and professions say they a2 price of food affecting « the are still trying to catch up with ’
‘lax most. But here and there prices coninue to creep higher. And if busi2ss activity turns up in the fall
the rising prices on the materials and equipment and personnel costs
that they must can serve you.
pay
before
they
3 now predicted the trend will The most that is now expected ‘for food prices is that they will ave strong support from that. Areas To Be Hit change with the seasons. But there Here are some of the areas are bolstering factors here, too. /nare
ot
higher
prices
are
withstanding
the
expected,
easing
In
naerest rates, the greater and “ten surplus capacity to produce,
>? Keener sales Men’s clothing
competition. is expected
the
case
of
basic
crops
there
is government support of prices. And that big factor in the final
in
price
of food
—the
cost
of proces-
sing, reducing home labor, ' and |: distributing— the trend is stilt up-}!
to
ward.
» a bit dearer in the fall. Makers ny the prices will reflect wage EESeASES-
she average cost of cars is lower n the official price of living index.
sut that is mainly
because
of the compact sluggishness
rar markets.
in
Auto makers
used
haven't
ound ways to trim the ‘’S comparable’ in size
2 HOURS 20 MINUTES
costs of with the
FROM SAN JUAN
models.
Commuters
in
many
metropoli-
an areas are more or less insured o having train fares go up every ‘ow and them, But now some rastern railroads are talking about
in freight
wage
rates,
rates
are
too.
Costlier freight would
Acturers and vickle down
Users of ‘at wage
‘steel haven’t forgotten increases are set for
of
the
he price
year.
of things
Many
expect
made
of steel
o rise along with it. Wage scales are expected
r.c2*in several important indusries this year, and some increases be
automatic
under
old
con-
bracts. This year’s increase is averaging out below that of former years.
But
there
is still the
rion of how much b.erating
costs
ques-
of the increased
the
manufacturers
an absorb. Many contend they can't let profit margings go any lO-ver.
Iiany have turned to automation fo
cut
labor
achines,
costs.
tools
But
and
the
new
computers
ost money. And that Strong floor under prices
keeps a just now.
Competition helps hold down ipr.ces. But it also leads companies
NY Car Registrations Up ALBANY, N. jehicle Se
Y.
Segarra Firm Gets N.Y. Representation Caribbean Promotions, a recently established public rela-
tions to
to
firm
have
here,
New
has
York
arranged City
331
Madison
Caribbean
Promotions,
Seix
now
handles
the
states
for
said
Condado
than'the
ble to spend in| Miami. See your
Spanish-language
publicity
for
Rums
Rico.
Travel Agent or Pan American. Take advantage of the Fly Now
of
Cobien
Puerto
;
Publicity For Triana Caribbean Promotions, which has just opened offices at 308 San Francisco St. in Old San Juan, has been contracted to
handle
publicity
restaurant.
At
the
‘for
new
with
Segarra agency
ime fires
record
1
in
1959,
635,000 damage ention
Segarra,
on
New
of
resulting
al statistics showed killed, 7,826 injured ade homeless. |
the seven
said.
is specializing
public
special
relations
af-
repo:
650 ¥ and1
the
who
has
editorial
York
also
staff
Journal
worked
of
the
American,
served in the. Public Information Office of the 12th Air Force
in
to property,
headquarters
a
the San Juan Drama Festival.
— Japan,
number
former
without
Triana
moment,
is in negotiation
Pay Later plan down payment.
4 ficer with Fomento in New York, Segarra took leave from the agency last winter to direct advertising and promotion for
Fire-Hazardy Place (AP)
You will have more time availa-
and
Hotels,
other firms,
evel of 1959.
TOKYO
in
Carib-
Hotels
bean
A higher
that
promotion
in entertainment and promotion accounts. cent
1 HOUR FASTER THAN ANY OTHER SERVICE
Ave.
Michael A. Segarra, who heads | '
' The
2 per
repre
sentation with James C. Seix Co. Seix, a Puerto Rican who was born in Ponce, has offices at
firm
—(AP)— ak in New
A. SEGARRA
Reta
2w jets that the traveling public
MICHAEL
a
for the expensive
a
pay
sofers.
vill
a Pan Ameri-
can tradition.
in all or part
are expecting to be. alhike their fares, too,
9 help them
end
that has become
way.
Airlines owed to
he
Enjoy the courteous attention
hit manu-
a
the
up.
merchants first, and later to consumers,
' it isn’t absorbed tong
Rail-
going
Bn
t hike ‘ond
Daily Jet Clipper* flights with departures at 8 AM. Your choice of First Class or Tourist service.
ace
_'w
and’
the
i
ome
of the
cars
ons
in Europe
during
War. He University’s
attended Graduate
Journalism.
the Korean Columbia School of
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AME WORLD'S
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THE SAN JUAN STAR =e:
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, June 21, 1960
Candlelit Rosaleda Garden \ow pel
ally crowned guests
at
Queen her
of the Casa de Espafia Saturday
From
coronation.
evening
is shown
with
the
honor
left to right standing are the Misses Amalia Arrie-
ta, Queen of the Colony Hispano-Americana de Bayamon; Sofia Lanza Megwinoff, 1959 Queen of the Casa de Espaiia; Priscilla Sein, Queen of the Casino de Puerto Rico, and Carmencita Fernandez, Queen of the Casa de Espafia for 1958. (STAR photo by
Betty
Knorr.)
fiere And There.
By BETTY KNORR BTAR
Coronation festivities and carnival parties continue to take precedence over San Juan social activities and will through next Monday,
tista
June
tries which belong to the United
the San
Juan
Bau-
Carnival
season
comes
a
close with the coronation of the Insular Queen.
This Tuesday,
Nations
yan
at a ball in
Club.
Joanne
a queen
will be
picked from the “ambassadresses” representing the varjous coun-
Capt.
Mr.
and
the
jewel
motif
of
the
Perez,
Casa
pagentry
de
a lavish gems of
provided
the
of her
and as a
co-
grand salon of the
and
gave
the reception,
aunt
of the bride,
selves celebrating
Minskoff,
of
were
their
them33rd wed-
N.Y.C.,
wore
a
short evening dress of blue-green chiffon. Its draped bodice was embroidered with matching sequins and bungle beads. The greom, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, of Indianapolis,
is
Mercer
the
currently AFB
stationed
in California,
newlyweds
will
at
where
make
the bride
their
were The
restaurant’s outdoor pavillon was exquisitely lands and
decorated with gargreenery and white
camelias by Zéerry Herron, and one of the
guests,
Antonio
Melendez,
had brought a magnificent centerpiece for the head table of rare yellow orchids with raspberry red lips, a new breed which the Agricultural Experimental Station is
developing.
Champagne to the newly the host
toasts were drunk wedded couple by
of prominent
guests
and
the bride opened a bottle of 1926 (See
home.
when
than 100 guests at the reception.
present
who
ding anniversary that evening. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Sam Minskoff and the late Mr.
Ind.,
last winter
| + 1. More Kerstein,
Alex
uncle
evening.
Saturday
USAF,
groom was attached to the University of instructor, were married in Mexico City
the flying
Wedding
page
9)
el
Casa was decorated as a castle in‘
Madrid for the occasion.
The Flawless Diamond The
queen,
herself,
flawless diamond collection, dressed creation of molten jersey,
@
HATS
with
Her
crystal
head-dress,
Carmelita
Guerrero,
© SUITS _© ACCESSORIES
escort
was
Enrique
Reyes
Carrion. were
,
Miss
Sofia
Lanza
Megwi-
Guests of honor at the seremony
noff,
® COATS
© LINGERIE © HANDBAGS
the
was made of ostrich plumes, glittering with rhinestones, crystal sequins and tiny mirrors. Miss Pe-
Vp off
@ DRESSES
by
was
of the jewel in a Matienzo sterling silver
embroidered
and tiny mirrors.
rez’
¥
of the
Jr.,
Spain and.Lope Mateo, a Spanish writer and poet, sent the scenario of the coronation pageant from
designed
k
Antonio
family
ronation. The
Sale to
Mrs.
Queen
Espana, was crowned in jewel-box setting. All the
FORTALEZA
pretty
will receive her
Stewart,
Monroe
Edgar
the day before. Mr. and Mrs.
Flambo-
Wednesday,
Romanace
this year’s
Summer
ly
On
the
Ed:‘or
{
couple, who met in San Juan
was visiting Puerto Rico
crown as Queen of the Nu Sigma Beta Fraternity and the Club Club Flamboyan. On Saturday, Her Majesty Irene Maria perez Cuétara, daughter of
EVERGLADE 205
to
Women's
The candlelit outdoor dining room and gardens of La Rosaleda were the setting for the wedding reception of Mrs. Muriel Minskoff The
By Betty Knorr And Nory Segarra
27, when
SERENADE—Newlyweds, Capt. and Mrs. Edgar Monree Stewart, Jr., are serenaded by Arturo Romero, director of the Magic Violinsof Villa Fontana, who played at the wedding reception before dashing back to the Hotel Caribe Hiltoa, where they and Pepe Lara are currently star(STAR photos by Betty Knorr.) ring in the Club Caribe.
and
Coronation Rites For Irene Perez
aa
last
year’s
Casa
de
Espana
Queen, lovely in pale raspber (See Coronation page 9) an nD OFF
Da Da FO OO
Da Da Bb GOESCSCS SSS
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$ MIAMI DRAPERY ; 1863 Loiza St.
ANNIVERSARY—Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kerstein, hosts at
Santurce
Saturday’s
Tel, 3-2111
gu 2
PPro brute nat tr ta if te te Dt POCO OGGCGLOSOLOPDE EPA 1
\
i
reception
for newlyweds,
Capt.
and Mrs.
wart, were also celebrating their own 33rd wedding te
niversary at La Ro : eda. | | |
Ste-
an-
;
;
THE
ve
Rae
eae
ep
”
SAN, JUAN entra
a
Coronation
Says
; Ana Landers
Taxi Cab Is Not A Publie Place: “DEAR ANN: I just read the letter from the girl who
covered that once FI started to call the signals I had more dates than ever—and
couldn’t. think of a good reason for telling her boy
the right kind
SMARTER
too. —
NOW
DEAR
friend to keep his hands to himself. I was once in that very same spot. I felt I had:to be nice to the _ boys or they weuldn’t take me ‘put. Popularity was. the big thing in my life. and I didn’t want to take ‘a chance on offending anybody. '
ANN:
About
that
guy
who found two dimes on the floor’ of the taxi cab and put them in his pocket:' You told his girl friend he was-a cheap-skate and he should have turned the money over ‘to the driver. This letter is being written by five. graduating seniors from ChiPretty soon it was plain that I cago’s top law school, if not Illi‘was ‘being out-talked every time nois’ best. Your decision against I had a date. Then. I smartened the boy friend was ill-considered -up and decided I didn’t owe any- and: bogus. body: any explanations. 1 just said,’ According to Illinois law the “Look,
George,
E. dont
have
to
give you any reasons why not. You know the difference between right and.wrong. Now behave yourself or take me home.” The
tone
of
my
voice
back: seat
ly reverse
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4 y
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most
this
can
be
a
happy
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you
piness. All
matter
connected
with
and
get
the
welfare.
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increase
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be
highly
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right
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21)
plans
who
of
The
(Nov.
22
tions.
from
page
8)
ago
by
her
late
father
|
(Dec.
ask 22
neglect
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regular
group
of
PRINTED PIQUE
Jan.
in flower motif easy to care for -
social
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‘to—be
22
of
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help
find.
service
to
indulge that rare manhitarianism. PISCES
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a
friend sions
or
to ad-
ways
others
and
Aquarian
hu-
close
tie
or
anxious
you
on
any
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better
bosom
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to
excur-
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adventures
very. important to you]: :
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sant
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time.
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|
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nas ‘0 *Sept.. “99 to know the truth” behind any AB fascinating ‘person from out ‘action-or situation,’ whether he
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“today
could
be
in, helping you
achieve
@ greater ‘abundance, of increas-
be sure to give as complete an education as possible, especial-
ing
ly
out
personal
early
and
happiness.
Step.
make proyerbial
;, ay. while the sun_ shines. ‘LIBRA
(Sept.
23
to eo | : manos:
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in
drama,
such ‘fields
literature,
as
the
|
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right now. Be enthusiastic tonight. and. have an equally a
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(Feb. 20 to March 20)
is very
accompany that
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durable'and very economical
person-
customers,
|
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AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) A day for dressing very nicely, then off to see the right
to July 21) Avoid’ that feeling of-self-pity now and get out to see intimates with whom you should improve relations in a nice; quiet and sensible fashion. ‘Tonight is fine for study that ‘will improve both Business and
‘ seat
Luisa
or wise ‘honend
3
ques-
to
Raquel
Diss
Today
at 8 p.m.,
there
will be
a dinner party in the Las Nereidas Reom of the La Concha Hetel for the 10 finalists fer
Insular
Queen
of
the
carnival.
Thursday, at 1 P- m. the Mayor of San Juan,’ Dona Felisa Rincén de Gautier, will entertain at luncheon fer the delegates te the San Juan Bautista Coinben from St. Thomas aad
' Music for the reception was +Castrillo, Maria de los Angeles St. C The ‘ete carnival. parade, provided by the Magic Violins Milan, Conchita Soroeta,, Marisa, Abarca and Myrtita Hargen; while complete with floats and giant of Villa Fontana, currently the the Misses Margarita Suau Conmythical animals will take plate star attraction here at the Hotel de, Marujita Amadeo Navas, Eve- on Sunday, June 26, at 6 p. m. Caribe Hilton’s Club Caribe, with lyn Clinchard and Lucy Freiria along Ponce de Leon from: the Arturo Romero directing and were the roses of France and the Capitol Building to Muioz RiSpanish singing star, Pepe Lara. | Misses Sandra Cabrera, Celeste vera Park.
20) Impress. associates with the ingenious and intelligent way you intend to go after vital contacts so that greater benefits can accrue for you and them.
Don’t.
Escudero,
tricia Forbes, the topazes. Amathysts were the Misses Virginia
“to, be
drunk on a very special occasion,”
Cooperate : fully.
CAPRICORN
Maria
osa Pedreira, Carmencita Baso and Teresa Steffens, ithe aquamarines; the Misses) Lilian enitez, Conchita Gonzaelz, Ana epulveda and Maruquita Ferdez-Cuyar, the rubies; the Misses Ana Maria Noble, Judy $anchez, Marta Iris Montilla and) Pa-
vintage pink champagne, given to her more than a dozen years
to
associate
not,
te, Blanca
Wedding
wise
holds the key to modern}
detail of ideas—if
emeralds; the Misses Maritza Tos-
should
life.
the
intelligent
boy
thank the girl for the dance and she should say “I enjoyed it, too.”
im-
in
to
(Continued from pagel 8) Chantilly lace; Miss Carmen-
people
lot
Listen
TEENAGER:
and efficient way of operating. Be sure you understand every
contacts, (June
an
on
SAGITTARIUS Dec.
gadgets,
items you need to increase comfort and beauty of surroundings. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) A fine day for shopping, making important calls, improving your appearance; and getting the right accessories for yourself and your home. PM set up a more practical budget that can be easily maintained. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Since you are at your very best now, both physically and mentally, this is the day to contact all key people and put over the deals that are vital to your and too.
make
and better ADVANCE.
home
and family can be ideally handled today, so be certain you. get early
can
pression
ry
Carnival Calendar
(Continued
and productive day for you. Altions and doing less than usual. so, it will be possible to make But today is one of those un- new contacts and commercialize usually good days when almost | o: creative talents left dormant anything you try to do has an fe r so long. | SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) added radiance and charm, so that it’s fine for putting into Step ouf of that dull routine motion almost anything that is today and get into the world activity, where vital to your welfare and hap- of progressive
eut
rans
your
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a taxi
Ceremony
lanco Su tricia Nishwitz, sacita ‘ernandez, Queen of the Casa P hires, de a for 1958; Miss. Luisa; Mariita Fernandez represented Amalia Arrieta, Queen of the Co-|' ‘the queen’s tiara; and a group of sub-debs, the Misses. Ivonreturn of same, TOP TEN PER- lony Hispano-Americano de’ BaCENTERS yamon; and this year’s Queen |of me Montalvo, Lourdes M. Aguirre, da. Steffens, Anawilda MoDear Top Ten Percenters: One the Casino de Puerto Rico, Miss of Chicago’s finest law firms (if Priscilla _ Sein, wearing her (fa- rales, Nilda Margarita Soler and not Hlinois’ best) reviewed your mous coronation gown of shim- (Carmen. €, Santiesteban _ were | findings and has advised me as mering 18-karat gold jersey, en- dressed to represent) the hues crusted with embroidered) motifs lof the Aurora Borealus. Little follows: | Catherine Cuetara carried the “A taxi cab is NOT a publig of real topazes and golden ‘se- queen’s crown; Maria del Pilar quins. Master of ceremonies: for place. It is a privately owned veVilla, the presents for the queen, hicle. used:‘as a common carrier. the coronation was Ricardo |Palme- and Luz Maria Igartua, her boa- . The ‘driver has possession and ‘rola, TV and movie actor and mu- quet. custody of the vehicle and is res- sic for the gala affair was proYoung Miss Maria Fernandez, ponsible for safety transporting vided by Jorge del Valle orches- Ambassadress of the Center Asits passengers and their goods. A tra and the Panamericana. turiano of Puerto Rico, representGems Of The Jewel Box passenger in a taxi cab is not in éd a regal jewel keeper. possession of the cab and has no Peeresses and ladies in waiting right te any property therein.” | symbolized the many gems in If you five law students repre- the queen’s personal jewel box. sent the best of the current crop The misses Mary Luise Rule, |Maof future attorneys, heaven help ria Mercedes Noble, Olga Torres Here are additions and changes Canals, Isabel Sarmiento. and Su-} ‘in the San Juan Bautista Carnival us all. sana Luisa Torruellas were her Confidential to PUZZLED Calendar for the week.
of the boy friend until the true owner proves title and demands
I meant business and I never had any trouble after that. I also dis* EAA
of
blic place. Any personal property found therein is. presumed to be lost and belongs to the finder. We suggest that you immediate-
showed
1960,
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The
Debate
Is
Joined
A Platter Of Wings? By
RALPH
Publisher, There getting to
self
to
fried
nothing
“I was
is an old a country
he
saw
to
Vice
down
President’s
that
of
a chicken
run
of
platter
quite
late
help himand on it
left—
them.
like
and
that,’
he
said,
“but
Tl
bet
it
eatch.”
to mind “in considering Senator Kennedy’s policy speech. The senator’s view of the
‘diet’
platter
Constitution
only ‘one
dozen
The story comes recent major foreign like
found
wings...a
never
hard
McGILL
Atlanta
story about the fellow who was church picnic. When he went to
chicken
but
The
for
the
American
wings...the
real
people
truth
was
about
something
America’s
na-
tional posture is hard to run down. The Vice President earlier had said that America is the strongest nation militarily and economically, has the best educational system and the finest scientists in the world.
“To
feed
that
kind
of
diet
to
the
American
people.
during
the coming months— to confine our national posture to one. of talking louder- and louder while carrying a smaller and smaller stick — is to trede the long range needs of the nation for the short term appearance of security,” countered the Democratic
contender. The We
of
debate, begun by Governor are a great military power.
top
generals
resign
because
defensive
strength
was
even
our
military
now
punch the They give
best
ing
economic
strain
less.
Not
It
they
being
and
minds
to
is
say
rate
so
that
the
best.
sia has
Soviet has in
system,
determined the
but
that
objectives
not
of
that
it is
cold
war
American
even
increas-
comparatively
expert
tyranny
the
slightest
shall
go
who
has
talent
been
in
humanities.
the Kremlin Russians are
may
and
unused.
Our
we
would
and dangerous
great
possible
to
scientists,
compare
we
the
have
relative
our
share
assets.
of
In
them.
space
It
they
is
are
far ahead. Senator Kennedy is on sound ground to say we ought not to so gloss over the situation as to rid the American people of any need for serious attention to the tasks at hand and to
sooth
them
into
concerned. Senator Republicans
atomic choose
thinking
the
nation
Kennedy also moved have feared to tread.
bomb within to give them
five years a stockpile
has
no
real
need
to
be
boldly ‘into a field where ‘the The Red Chinese will have an
or so, he said. (If the Soviets they can have them tomorrow.)
Therefore, while we cannot and should not recognize Peiping diplomatically, we should invite them to sit on the Geneva disarMament proceedings. There can be no disarmament without
Chinese participation. Only reality of this statement. He
was
convinced of smiles debates
—
accurate,
too,
the to
wooly-minded say
the balance of power or toughness, neither compel
can
him
to
that
“so
will
long
as
deny
the
harsh
Khrushchev
is
is shifting his way, no amount Camp David talks nor Kitchen
enter
fruitful
negotiations.”
Governor Rockefeller and Senator Kennedy have provided the
wsentials
:
debate.
of
TODAY’S
BEST
REPLY
he
new
;
power.
for
LETTERS
,
serve
objectives. Their But
fools to fail to see they are creating a huge technocratic
\
to Rus-
which
undeveloped
produces
lacking
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and
world’s classrooms, not wish to imitate
is not so efficient in behalf of democratic man
out-
Command.
under
is
between
in the would
system
not
Air
that
can
Good
But
system
As
we
what a great secret weapon its regimented system. The
Marxism a
secret
picture.
the
no
failed to see one aspect of
say
necessary
no
increase
representative government will be won libraries and university laboratories. We
. the
is
Strategic edge.
productive
confuses
conceded
the
believe
It
Production
is
of
not
frankly of the of this
Economic
production
our
did
maintained.
Russians only because us two to three years
Our Our
Rockefeller, is joined. But we have had a number
ED.
letter
to Ursula
eral welfare
von
column “On published in STAR,
Eckardt,
Educational the San
Monday,
Marin
June
TV,” Juan
tried, but practical.
they
To: one do
of
take
think
6,
have
your
1960.
not
since
In
the
difficulties,
lack
proved
criticisms
exception,
it unfair.
some
and
quarters, ingredient
This
come
to
with
our
people the
at
of
American
capital
ever
the
in-
was
is
is not
will be
who
thing
all
concern
doing
trying we
truth,
are
to
do
column
our enthusiasm, since real and _ intelligent
for
and
the
things
we
are
hard
to
at-
trying
tain. L.
Santiago
Program
Lavandero
Manager,
WIPR-TV
zee
CAPIFAL Sir: | A recent public pronouncement of Honorable Luis Mufioz Marin, Governor of Puerto Rico, states that the growing movement of Continental Capital into Puerto
American Rico, al-
though not immediately aged,
is
likely
to
‘discouréventually
cause noxious results tothe ‘
}
y
endowed
generally
rec-
gen-
tremendous
hoarded
native
ca-
horded
money of
exceeds
demand
and
the time
deposits accounted in the commercial banking system of Puerto
Rico.
’
There for
follows
1959
in
some - figures
concerning
this
bank
de-
island:
Private checkmmg
a)
Funds accounts—$161
millions b)
savings
lions
accounts—$142
mil-
.
c) other deposits—$41 millions d) foreign accounts—$8 mil-
lions e)
total
excluding
government
deposits—$350 millions Local capital, regardless of its denomination as horded or declared has always been essentially characterized by bation and timidity.
its
titu-
Yet, by reason ~of its ‘potential importance, it tantalizes even the
most
orthodox
convictions
of our leading planning including . burocratie
agents. The
able
the
official
horded
minds, fiscal
: outstanding
achievements
of
condition
economic
&
oN
under-
subject
that, they
to
be
debenture
to
the
Development
either
- which
as
our
ployment
record.
Naturally, be is
ex-
time
deposits to
an
rate. or
éffective
should
‘pelitico-
motivation worry” the ever-increasing
of
to
unem-
entitled
“danger,”
it an
regional garding Puerto
alarming
such
in
prothus
assisting
interest
call
flux
!
legally
There
we
into loans,
economic
well
overcome
would
it
our
as
inas of
Government
Bank,
turn may divert ductive industrial pansion
of the
invested into some form of dustrial endeavor or offered a time deposit or certificate
American
rein-
capital
Rico.
into ~
A situation sometimes regarded as
basic
economic
strangulation
happened in Puerto. Rico ing the early part of the sent
century
capital, cash
when
eager
durpre-
American
to obtain
prompt
invested
heavily
returns,
in the sugar cane industry, thus causing the abnormality of absenteeism
in
Puerto
nomy. Its backward still visible. To some economic al
observers,
our
about to drink own
Rico’s
eco-
effects
are
a and politicGovernor
a hemlock
‘is
of: his
recipe.
Because of the direct impact of our problem upon Puerto Rico’s social, political, and économic activities, I am hereby setting
forth
the
idea
that
this
letter be awarded the merits of publication
newspaper.
Puerto- Rico,
an
declaration
fortunes
to the extent that it attractive reliable amount
for
in
your
splendid
:
* . Horacio
M.
Bentaree, \
\s 1
is
is a
of
aggregate
a posits
doing.
your
not
unique
developed area, serve as. my inspiration to propose that some form of Government legislation be -enacted offering--what may be termed an “Amnesty” to bona fide native capital to en-
accelerating
it
there
of
you written effect from
are
was
has been estimated by sources that the total
have
tRemselves
It
expansion. However,
of pital here
from
who
Rico
by God and nature with any sort of natural resources necessary to increment its industrial
amount
never
enthusiasm
work.
keeps up it shows
«
flow
we
times,
have
familiarize
same
In
+
that
that
enthusiasm we
pleasure to show testimony to that
B,: Car 22, Porter.”
ruled.
inception,
we
face
of understanding
ized by outsidé people
“Compartment
1941
its
ognized by Government, business, and manufacturing circles
obvious perhaps to the casual visitor, but it has been recogn-
6-2!
since
since
Puerto
It is a fact that we are already doing some of the things you suggest; others we have
lacked.
FRANCE
considered
essential to develop our economic activities. Heretofore, out of the |three basic ingredients of Puerto Rico’s economy, ie., capital, Dear Miss Eckardt: natural resources, and labor, the We wish to thank you for the only one worthy of some signiconstructive criticism in your ficance here, is labor.
an
A, Harvee
of this Territory.
As may be known, the Government headed by Mr. Munoz
following
al TV,” which appeared _jn the STAR on Monday, June 6.
even
EUROPE
COLUMN The
whose colum appears every Monday in the STAR, was received in reply to Miss Eckard’s column, “On Education-
great
FROM
TO
NOTE:
Royo
PR Po
iste
.
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- Word OF Warning. Superintendent’ of Police Ramén Torrés Braschi has urged parentsto be particularly alert during the
summer’ vacation ‘months. to prevent.-accidents in which ‘children are inyol =e He has; good reason to issue the warning; with ja ‘total of 13 children killed and 53 injured in accidents in the month of May. Among’ the fatalities were seven drownings, possibly a record for the month, according to. the police. The 13 youngsters accidentally killed brought the total for the year to 37. Five children were killed in
May
in
auto
accidents,
two
youngsters
hanged
themselves, and one was electrocuted. The
drownings
are
perhaps
the
most
avoidable
accidents. If parents permit young children to swim unattended by adult swimmers, they are inviting
|
tragedy. Most children are naturally adventurous; they will venture beyond a safe distance from shore either through recklessness, to show off, or because of ignorance of the dangers involved. More concern for the whereabouts of ‘children during vacation time, more interest in their activities, and insistence on knowing the type of companions they associate with, and where, can save precious lives.
-
Welby’s Ambassadors A
group
busy
of
in the
youngsters
States
from
Puerto
in the very laudable
Rico
are
activity of
imaking friends for themselves and for Puerto Rico. ‘These youngsters are tennis players, and good ones. During this month,.and through July and August, a total of 14 boys and girls from the island will be playing in tournaments in State, Sectional, or National Junior Championships. From the youngest,
10-year-old
Ramon
Aponte,
Jr.,
Pasarell,
Charles
16-year-old
Jr., to the~oldest,
these potential tennis stars will be promoting Puerto Rico as a place that produces youths high on sportsmanship and competitive spirit in the best tradition of tournament tennis. They will make lasting friend-
ships
and,
years,
as they
they
and
will
do
community. _ This present one.
Young
in the
group
might
Pasarell,
Welby
Van
Horn,
good
into good We
players
who
and,
them
once
for
giving
ranked
of :equal
others
Rico a U. S. players
pro,
a tennis high
as
U.
&.
the
importance
we
think,
from Puerto Rico.
the
best
the various tournaments Horn
by
of luck
in their
tours
of :
and we applaud Welby Van
island
such
formidable
represen-
tation in the youthful sector of the world of tennis.
Safe
At
President
arrived
safely
last
night
and-for:that :
all Americans
should
be
-
may
that personal top-level good-will trips
be at an end for some
For the President
time to come.
to expose
a
himself to possible
assassination on foreign soil, and to expose the United
States to the consequences of such a tragedy, seems an ill-advised national policy. We hope it will be
| |,
A
is
glittering
opening
Presidential: campaign, it may find it turning
up
opportunity
for the
but .those who to fool’s gold in
discontinued until that time when, nations and peoples,
has
been
by
abused
left-wing
head
of
of
of
government
ultimate
which
country
| Howling
American -Presidency
as never before
mobs
this
the
to
the
the
head
in Tokyo.
and
brutal
logical
irresponsibility—the *
extension
politics
—
roams
formed
of
packs
much of
of extremism
of
the
world.
pseudo-legal
in
It
is
lynchers ‘in
of!
imperialist
communism
in
Japan.
| There is a growing belief among high American officials to whom this correspondent has - talked that even the Soviet Kremlin is
frightened by the excesses munist
imperialism’
from Red Nikita
of this
as* it ,is
new
being
Com-
directed
China: There is~a ‘question’ whether .
Khrushchev
himself
will
be able
to
restrain
the new furies rising in the Orient. Pressure From Red China is now obvious that much of Khrush-
“It chev’s
reason
ference he
munists So
and i their there
Democrats
lay
dared
for: breaking
in not
price
now
that
it was
Chinese resist.
up
little
summit
positive
American
con-
pressures
(Parenthetically,
all the shrilly the
the
Conimunist
what
assertions
“spy
plane”
which caused Khrushchev so to act? How petty can you get upheavals?)
in
assigning
causes ‘
for
historic ; :
There is more and more authoritative doub here as to which now is the dog and which is-'the tail as hetwéen Russia*and Red China. thus
the whole
Nie
seit
free world eSihag at
dials
position
alee oie
from
lis
allied
great
policies
There
the
Chinese
temptation
is}
without and
a
in
Com-
extremists. among
to indict the Eisenhower
conviction
pital.
elected
elected
But. there is.no doubt..that.Japan
SN
in history
forbade visit
nee | berter, ganditioned to living together on the same. , i
seize their
is_under grave threat from
tration’s
The institution
Planet,
:
fall
hands.
that despite the great. wel-
comes the President has received in India, Pakistan, England, France, the Philippines and in Formosa, Korea and other countries in his travels which began
last December,
demagogues
allies
Eisenhower
It ig quite probable
| WASHINGTON—
for
Castro’s Cuba. It marches as‘ openly applauded °
Home
on U. S. soil in the new state of Hawaii. He returned with the cheers of millions in the Philippines, in Formosa, and in Korea still. ringing in his ears, and with. the remembrance of jeers at Okinawa. He is back home to stay, grateful.
Could Easily Turn To Fool's Gold By William S. White .
is a pro-
and
are good
developed
Great Opportunity For Demagogues
home
Welby has trained these youngHilton Beach and Tennis Club
ambassadors wish
They
From Washington
in recent
their
especially,
one day.
been
have
amateur tennis star. sters at the Caribe into
done to
well bring Puerto
National championship
they
have
credit
crop of potential champs
mising
because
others great
SATELLITE 2
restraint, part
for
corresponding
the
Adminisin
part
political
ca-
determination
among the Republicans, arising from the same * mixed motives, to confess no error anywhere, any
time.
Of
|
course,
been made. in the f¢w
hower
:
Administration
mistakes
Administration. _Nevé& theless,
opposition clamor
would
further
;
the
campaign
agaimst
_ pieturing
have
They cannot possibly be unmade remaining months of the Eisen-
tactic
the
appealing
is a full-throated
President,
damage
:
superfically the
us| as frightened
though
country
and
this
abroad
divided.
by
= Superficiality Must Be Avoided Upon the: Democrats falls a heavy responsibility to avoid the superficial; not to let the country down in building themselves up. Exactly the same’ goes for the Republicans. Free speech, yes. But free speech need
‘ mot also be jirresponsible. The nation stands
‘at'<an infinitely dangerous hour. Any word or action simply directed’ toward destroying the any
President’s prestige is unworthy. G.O.P. suggestion that everything
So is is all
right and beyond criticism. There must be an adult
Democratic
opposition
and, not
destruction.
looking
to
the
future and not the past; a politics of construction
an adult Republican
defense
There
must
not. seeking
be
alibis
itself, and 14: seit all Sthe; ‘past bit ita ‘assist: in securing the in
Asia,
future “4
sk
THE SAN JUAN STAR = Tuesday, June 21, 1960
Cas e Will Put
Eichmann
U.S. In Dilemma At U.N. By
RICHARD
STAR
WILSON
Washington
Israel
WASHINGTON
Adolf
Eich-
mann, Hitler’s mass executioner of German
Jews,
volved ir politics.
may
become
American
in-
presidential
The Eichman case is to be brought before the United Nations Security Council, possibly compelling U. N. Ambassador Henry
Cabot
Lodge
to
cast
the
U.
a matter
to
out
of
the
the
stand
trial
izer
country
Argentine
The
S.
of
in
the
Israel
as
execution
the of
Argentina’s deo,
has
sion
of
Dr.
to
-equested
the
consider
reported
that
an
‘S€curity
charges
sovereignty
that
was
to
It
ses-
Council
the matter
It
father
be him
from
and
then
his father,
Israel
and
charges
ask
for
Se-
legal
and
submitted
procedures
to
with
the
the
the
suggests
not in any
hated
in the
inten-
Also,
situation
Argentina. If the matter vote
Israel’s
Eichmann.
that Israel would
executioner
is
case
to | a
brought
to
Council,
even
Security
an abstention by U. N. ambassador Lodge, who is mentioned for the
vice presidency on the Nixon ticket, might have political impli-
cations.
as on
It cannot yet be foreseen whether
the matter will come
Israel’s
to a vote,
considers Nnor in what form, but whether the form ‘the Eisenhower administra-
it that
in
of
return
there
this
tion
is
might
find
international and
country
itself
in
domestic
difficulties.
change
It
he
had
telling
Hebrew
if the accusations will
will
Aires never
always
both
political
uncle.
for extradition.
and
but
that
his
‘to it. translated
published.
to
It says
that
him
that
I cannot
you
must
help
be
but
Adolf
believe
that
Eichman.”’
It
says that the house has remained previously
ment,”
regular
now,
“sO many rumors have circulated
abandon
consider
names
mother is opposed The letter was
been
said
that
empty
Klaus believed that ‘‘Richard Kle-
curity Council action. Argentina has asked that Eichmann be returned
reality
United
and
Buenos
that even
him
against
legality
interfering
tion of trying
AVIV —(AP)— Klaus Eicholdest son of Adolf, ac-
true,
specific
the
suggested
are
make
places
opposition
considered tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. Ambassador Amadeo is expected
to
to
cused of mass murders, wrote his
is
will
is
TEL mann,
to
Argentina’s
violated.
this,
Eichmann’s Son Wo nt Abandon Him
the
Ama-
urgent
case
strong
6,000,000
Maria
do
of legal juris-
insistence on what international justice.
organ-
ambassador
Nations,
questidns
international
Jews. United
to
States in an equivocal position between Argentina’s insistence
according
government,
refused
of simple justice without
regard for diction.
vote on the issue. Israeli agents seized Eichmann in Argentina, illegally — spiriting him
has
arguing that there was ‘‘supreme moral justification” for seizing Eichmann, illegally or not. Eichmann is being held for trial in Israel and Israel’s Premier Ben Gurion implies that the executioner will be tried and sentenced as
Bureau
Adolf’s Klaus
alias,
says
that perhaps
in
was his
scandal, where
his
and
he
in
view
has
he works
night school.
letter,
of
the
press
had
problems
and had
to leave
“But there is no cause to worry,
it might be wise to we
will
make
out
somehow.”
Chessman Still Rankles PARIS
(AP)—The
of Cary] Chessman a new
effort to abolish
penalty a
2
IN
SUPER
CONSTELLATION
in France.
Gaullist
Man’s
_ EQUIPPED
WITH
have
deputy,
RADAR
execution.
been
made
guillotine
to
AIR See
your
travel
agent
CARGO
given
SERVICE
or call TEL.
The
3-9500
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PONCE
DE LEON
AVE.
154,
STOP
3, PUERTA_DE
in-
attempts
retire
French
much
he
end capital of Chess-
Many
to
death
Lecocq,
said
but all have failed. not
the
Rene
troduced his bill to punishment because
“G"
execution
has prompted
the
museums
This one
chance
LITTLE PROF ss ‘The: re is a
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School of Languages At the San Juan Derlingtoa“
TIERRA
Is your yard a short-cut?
is
either.
BUDDIES— Young Willy Womer, of Omak, Wash., is making friends with Teddy, a bear. Willy and his brother Johnny have been raising Teddy since they found the new‘born cub near Omar Lake. Teddy is now two months old, and a milk-with-nipple friend. (AP Photo)
Three P.R. Culture Seminars Set For Mainland Visitors Three seminars on Puerto Rican ‘education and culture will be given
at the to
University
be
sons
attended
from
of
by
Puerto
about
areas
in
Rico
100
the
per-
United
States where there are large groups of Puerto Rican residents.
Gov. York
Nelson has
Rockefeller
suggested
a
of New
more
ex-
NO
EL MORRO FENCE CORP,
1435
Fernandez
Juncos Ave.
Stop 2114,
Sonturce
—
OBLIGATION
Tel. 2-5267
=
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H.
12,
under
Harry 35
the
University.
July
6 through
direction
Giles,
of
with
the
University, of
York
from
of Dr.
New
York
attendance
persons.
Christians
Local
Education,
Board,
will)
having
similar
Relations the UPR,
Seminar, the Na-
and Jews, and the New York City
in
the
seminars
will be teachers, school principals,
attended
social
Union Seminary Dean
workers,
supervisors,
is
to
of
get
the
Puerto
better
coun-
under
children
up in this way,
better
understand
Rican United
under-
conditions
Rican
brought
are
they may
the
Puerto
groups residing in the States and deal with their
problems
more
effectively.
The Social Welfare seminar, running
from
June
26
29, is co-sponsored sity
and
the
through
July
by the univer-
Migration
Division
by about
be
30 persons. |
Will Deliver Lectures Dr.
John
C. Bennett,
Dean
of
Union Theological Seminary , of New York will lecture on ‘‘Chris-
tian
Ethics
lemma,”
minary,
and
at
the
the
Nuclear
Di-
Evangelical
Se-
Rio Piedras,
8 p.m.
Dr.
tomorrow
at
.
Bennett,
a
leading
ity in the field of social is visiting
professor
at
author-
ethics,
the
Evan-
|
|
of the Commonwealth Department gelical Seminary during the sumof Labor. About 30 persons are ‘mer. He will also lecture at 10 expected to attend this seminar. a.m. today, June 23, 28 and 30 at
The
:
New
of
which
WITH
and
It will-run
.Conference
countries
standing
—
UPR
tional
purpose
ESTIMATES
coordinated
American
sellors and similar personnel whose
Write or Phone for FREE
culture,
The Human sponsored by
Participating
will ‘dive lasting protection for your lawn MORRO CHAIN LINK FENCE and shrubbery. HEAVILY GALVANIZED Needs no annual upkeep. Immediate Installation — Now Down Payment. — 36 Months to Pay |
and
by Dr. Enrique Lugo Silva, of the university, is co-sponsored by the
tensive use of this type of seminars in the United States and Latin
| programs,
EL
education
seminar
on
Puerto
Rican
the seminary. |
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‘Khrushchev Attends ~ Romania Communist ‘Party Congress
AND
leaders attend-
ing, Romania’s Communist party yesterday. opened its third party congress. The week-long conference is expected
\
to
discuss
an
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JUAN STAR — Tuesday, June 21, 1960
provides
for
“completion
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Communism.”’
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party
chief
« Czechoslovak
party
chief
East German Ulbright,
Janes
Charters
Neue:
party
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party chief Walter
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plan covering a period of 15 years. Romania would be the first Communist-ruled country to adopt such a super plan. As its first phase, a new six-yearplan
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VIENNA —(AP)— With Soviet | Premier ‘Nikita Khrushchev | and ' top East European
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361 San Jorge St., Santurce
Todo Zhivkov and one-time Polish party secretary Edward Ochab are among
50
Communist
Khrushchev “only
delegations.
reportedly will stay
until Tuesday.
Rocky Will Tour ‘ROCHESTER, Nelson
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day said he would conduct a nationNovernber
candidates
in
AND AND LOCK LOCK:
‘be not only for national woul '. eandidates, but for senatorial and ee candidates. Republican but
said
would
the
tour
National he
take
would
by
the
Committee ‘‘assume
they
it for granted.””
arms
target
will be conducted
the public ed
to
during fishing @r
are
clear
this
of
warnarea
equipment
which, might
by these operations to remove such from
later
than
June
place
it on
or
the
23 after
danger
area
area
as well
June
27..
off
to
20 miles involves
of
the
the
north
_ Marine ®Cpl. Michael Mr.and
lio Marcano of 804 Leon. Ave., Satnurce, ~part
in U.
S. military
landing exercises
A. MarMrs.) Eula-
Ponce de is taking amphibious
in the Mediter-
He is a member Marine Division.
ranean.
2nd
of
the
a 300-room
hotel
here,
for $5 million. A hotel room shortage has developed because of this relatively cool capital’s increasing popularity as a site for ‘pe
ences, _
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representative.
EVERYTHING
wEIVEdX® RING
and ‘to re-
is located approximately west of San Juan and
Jand
and
Owners of traps, etc.,
equipment
The
craft,
the firing. equipment,
other
readers
by the Puerto
in general,
be damaged are warned
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re Masterkeying
Stop 2512 Fernandez Juncos Ave.
practice
fishing
keep
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mand’s headquarters. vessels,
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and combination changes
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of
memereeenemenemeeen,
The Republican governor did not -date for the tour, which
to
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parade
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vulnerable
deals
Opening Three
lead: mo
Six trump
of is
hearts the
final contract and North South got there by sensible ding.
Perhaps,
HERMAN
many
best
and bid-
players
By Clyde Lamb
would
prefer
clubs
holding
the
True,
South
did
to
respond
two
South
hand.
have
eleven
South decided to stay at the one-level and responded with one When
North
monds
properly,
luated
his
bid
two
South
king
dia-
reeva-
of diamonds
be-
cause it appeared that this card might solidify a six-suiter. He rebid two no trump and North bid
the
game.
Watch
East
rate
butcher
romp
home
overtricks.
do
discard and
with ast
nothing
a
first-
heart
twelve
2
:
slightly
in
jeopardy,
South
decided to steal a trick if he could. A small spade was led dummy’s
king
and
East
the ace. East returned heart and declarer won
can
taking
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dummy’s
declarer
to
set
defenders. did
to
East South.
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sluffed
the
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trap
the
fourth
threw The
for
a spade
of
two
with
and
the
declarer
a spade.
ran
the
followed him i
clubs.
East
was
not
thinking at-all. He had to throw the heart and protect the club
bidding:
but
we
knows
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also
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, June 21, 1960
16 CINEMA (Schedule
Subject
To
Festival Casals Review
Change)
Tuesday, June SANTUBCE
GRAND: Rebelde de Carne
Sin
Segovia Does Bach Chastely
21
AMBASSADOR: Up Periscope, Flame and the Arrow Casa,
The
Mascara
By DON ap
HOLIDAY: Mardi Gras, Peyton Place LORRAINE. The Black Tent MATIENZO: Dormitorio para Senoritas METRO: The Mysterians
Famed guitari middle concert
METROPOLITAN: Ben Hur MUSIC HALL: Sink The Bismarck.
Preview
at
10:00
P.M.
A
Dog
Flanders NEW BROADWAY: Tumulto de El Hambre Nuestro de Cada
PARAMOUNT: RIVIERA:
That
Never
Kind
So
of
of
Shield of “PARADISE:
sively
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Black
These
AZTECA: de
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los
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Deseos PUERTO NUEVO DENIA: Bundle of
KRESTO
Joy
Place
METROPOLITAN “—
METRO
Phore
Bette Davis
across
For $85,000 LOS
ANGELES
—(AP)
Bette
Davis walked into what she thought was -a closet— and, she says, found herself falling down
CoLpwY, MAYER
a ‘dark,
steep,
trap-like
flight of
stairs.”
She suffered a crushed vertebra,
Nightly
Thur.
Fri.
8:P.M.
Regular
Prices
Seats
Available
Waiting
wy
No
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Phone
Loren — Tab Hunter KIND OF WOMAN”
LORRAINE - 12 M. Anthony Steel Anna Marie Sandre “THE BLACK TENT” Phone MATIENZO Ptor< Mapita Cortes (Mrs. Lucho Gatica) “DORMITORIO PARA
SENORITAS”
the 52-year-old actress charged in an $85,000 damage suit against the home’s owners and the agency
which rented it She suffered forced to wear months and lost in
the
to her. extreme pain, was a back brace for the Broadway lead
stage
Homeward
production
Angel,”
said.
Miss
Davis
Angeles.
She said that when she rented the residence she was told the door led into a closet. Actually, she said,
the
violin) has
due
in Bach’s own
alone,
this
set
of
been
more
or
less
also
for piano,
for
organ,
orchestra. seems the
as Inuch
to
celebrated)
Bach.
to
his
the} virtues
intricate success-+
and
Segovia’s most apt
of
own
the
it led into the cellar.
the
strings),
comes
out
precisely on the guitar— or on least. Only lacking is the violin to
sustain
long
notes
and
to
even chaste of all,
faultless
clearly
and
Segovia’s, at bow’s ability, one
playing
into
event
musically indefensible policy of mixing gran: diose works with miniatures on the same pro+ he
was
framed
(in
any
sense
RADIO Ke
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Morn Melodies
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Lati
ican
Ke Ko
enough,
seen
this
turn
year
out
golden
be besand-
may
appear
on
first
sight
to
to
be
that
of
the
goose
and
the
egg.
4
Closing Saturday’s
conéert ‘(comprising
ie
entire second half, in fact) was. the Br Requiem, a grand work requiring grand f Grand forces there were: the full Festival ‘or.
chestra, the massive and precise University. of Maryland voices
Chapel
of
Fague
Choir,
and
the. skilled
Springmann
and
Maria x
Excellent Choir chorus from Maryland
This
solo
Esther
Robles.
is
an
excel-
lent one, and its performance Saturday night spoke eloquently of enlightened concentration and the thorough study of the musie at hand. Entrances
were
a pleasure to sustain itself ported
by
the
clear
and precise,
while
it was
hear the great mass of voices through ‘long stretches. unsuporchestra' to be found
absolutely
in tune on the next orchestral entrance. Fague rightfully
‘enjoyed
every
minute
of his chorus’ singing, and himself delivered in vibrant baritone and with fine effect two extended arias. Maria Esther Robles’ warm soprano, amply filling the University Theater and communicating well the poignancy of her text
just
(“Ye
now
are
sorrowful...”),
sounded
right in this solemn work. Hugh Ross conducted, with that curious
ternation
of
apparent’ aloofness
and
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, June 21, 1960
honor Elizabeth Hall on her 21st
Capt. Virginia Boczkiewicz and Maj. Matilda Griffith of Rodriguez Army Hospital, who both
birthday at a Sandy Hughes.
note
Tim
O’Brien,
Henshaw,
future
wife,
around,
while
Ann
Snyder
and
Jack Becker made conversation in another group. Architect and Mrs.
Joe
O’Kelly,
Bob
and
Jane
Cruz
sharing
a
Cairns,
Wirshing,
Mr.
Quifiones,
joke
lovely and
Dick
Mrs.
Hazlett,
Joe Novak, Gogi Geigel, Mike Segarra, Col. and Mrs. James Hughes,
and
Karen
Mellman,
all helping to keep the party festive with their chatter and jokes...Lawyer Walter McCon-’ nell and Ralph Katz (also a
lawyer
from
N.Y.
who
presenting his firm Pepina Brandariz and lawyer, Jimmy Shine, City Government, “Cuchi”
Rincon,
is re-
in P.R.), S. J. City also from attractive
Jose
Manuel
Pérez, Carole Vilar and David Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Niccoli of Ocean Park, have house guests from New Mexico; Mr. and Mrs.
Lamar
Lunt,
Niccoli,
and
lie.
Also
niece,
Point Four $$ Help ANMAN,
Po:nt
Jordan
Four
aid
—(AP)—
totaling
U.
S.
$523,000
has been given to the government to help combat a drinking water
shortage An
in
the
current
agreement
under help
the
was
drought.
signed
American
here
program’ to
underdeveloped
countries.
brother their
Mary
to
daughter,
visiting Lunt,
Texas...its Smiling
of the |P.R.
tion,
who
whois
Salvador
—
ident
and
Jackie
José Miguel Herraro, age four, is a featured performer in the Miguel Herrero Ballet at the San Juan Hotel’s Club Tropicoro. Enowtime: 11:00 p. m.
Columbus, Georgia. “Rosy” Copeland,
succeeded
Zucki
them of
is
Ft.
goodby
to
Mrs. Les-
their Worth,
friends,
Sweden’s Prince Bertil In London Hospital LONDON of Sweden
—(AP)— was
Prince Bertil
admitted
to a Lon-
don hospital Sunday for an emer| gency operation, the Swedish embassy announced. A Swedish, embassy spokesman said
from
The
Prince
Bertil
‘minor
was
suffering
external
trouble.”
precisé*Wature
closed.
It
was
remain
several
was
expected
days
not
he
dis-
would
in hospital.
The prince came to London Friday to join celebrations of the 250th
anniversary of the Swedish Church in London.
former
Golf Associa-
informed
me
he
the
the
V.
pical
new
and
P.
Gas
was
by “John H. Furet, president,
ret is with the First Bank of N. Y. in the Branch),
‘ pres-
Frank
(Fussell here),
(Fu-
National Santurce
Fussell
is with
both
are
is
Tromem-
bers of the Berwind Club. “Rosy” also informed me that the P.R. Golf Association is now preparing arrangements for the annual Junior Golf Tournament which is scheduled to take place at the Ft. Buchanan Golf Club in August. The tour chairman is Ned McClusky, of Berwind. Gerald Flamm, public _rela-
Tuesday, 11:30-—(4)
izing
the
same
system
for
Shenandoah Downs in West ‘Vir- | ginia.
Twelve members of the Antilles Junior Rifle Club leave tomorrow for a series of small bore rifle matches against the Guantanamo
Bay
Junior
Rifle
Club. Sgt. ‘ Bob Trautman and wife will act as coach and chaperone for the group, which includes, Kathy Arant, Fe Covan, Cindy Fike, Estelle Sepulveda, Lynn and Nita Trautman, Wil-. fred Castro, Charles James Covan, Joe
Fitzwilliams, Hayes, Jose
de
la
kk
FESTIVAL CASALS 8:30 P.M. UNIVERSITY THEATRE
Mangual and Ray Sepulveda. Sagner Chase Stables at El Comar dante recently purchased
three horses from Eugenia Bankhead (sister to famous Tallullah) and they are now running there. ~
PROGRAM Sinfonia in (“Al Santo
SCARLATTI;
Salve
B Minor Sepulcro”’)
Regina
MAUREEN
FORRESTER,
Contralto Intermission
:
The Seven Last Words of
Desierto”
Christ t
UNIVERSITY
—
OF | MARY-
LAND CHAPEL CHOIR
Film
5:00—(2) Los Amigos de Pinocho (6) La Hora del Nifia 5:15—(6) Matinee, (Films) §:30-(2) Los Bucaneros
Piet *S
(11) “El
Misterio
Asi es La Plena Perry ‘Mason (Sp.) Show Panamericano Horizontes de la Mente Gran Show de la Noche
8:30—(6)
Casals
3
-
AIRPO
RT
Film
|
{Se
eoar
oF
CONCERT:
‘i
Get
your
tickets
n
Stop 22, Santurce | TELEPHONES Or
at
the
Rio
hares Be
50:
Box
Piedras.
3-4762
Office,
and 3-4763
University)
Telephone
Theatre.
7-2208
ADMISSION Orchestra: $5.50, $4.56, $3.50
- Presented by iL? BBOGG | GRRE
|
Puertorriqhkenc”
Show,
*
Box Office of the Festival First Floor, Fomento Building
Festival
| ¥0:30-(4) A Casarse Tocan
NEXT
nd,
a gery
Wednesday, June 22
“Perdon para esta Mujer” Caprichos de Mujer Algebra Elemental “Historia de Tres Hermanas” Noticias y Deportes : _Profl. Wrestling-Live Album de los Recuerdos Desilu Playhouse
(11) Late
*
es Mi Negocio”
7:45—(6) 8:00—(2) (4) (6) (11)
Dintio’
:
-ISLA:GRANDE..
Cartoons
6:00-—(2) Cartoons (4) “Sheena”, Film (11) Club de Serruchito 6:15—(2) Titulares j 6:25—(2) Informe del Tiempo 6:30—(2) “Tiempo Para La Angustia” (4) Ronda Social (6) Ultima Hora 6:40—(4) Deportes y Noticias 6:55-—(2) Deportes » 7:00—(2)“Soraya” (4) “Lock Up,” Film (6) Plays & Players & (1) Film - 7:30-(2) Hombre en el Espacio (4) Instante Musical (6) En Broma y en Serio
= N0—44)
asa
SING FOR YOU AT THE FOURTH
Tarde
“Un
Off the Air Cortos Musicales “Por Los Verdes Caminos” Cocina del Hogar *‘Cowboy Cavalier” Film
9:00— (2) (4) (6) 9§:30—(2) 10:00— (2). (11) (4) 10:15—(2)
SU
21
1:30-—(4)
(4)
em:
VIVALDI:
2:00—(4) 3:45-—(2) 4:00-(2) 4:30-—(2) (4) (11)
Cielo
aU
WKBM-— (11)
June
Telefiesta
contralto
tion in the states, expected to return to the island on Aug. 15. .. George Pottinger, who helped organize El Comandante’s famous 5-6 pool, and a former island resident, is now organ-
(Listings Subject To Change) (Programs listed according to language) WKAQ-— (2) WIPR - (6).
|
MAUREEN FORREST
tions man for IBEC, is on vaca-
TELEVISION WAPA-(4)
ae
a
Capt.
Betty Dewar of the U.S.A.N.C., who says she is now at home to friends at 99 Wilson St. in
Kearns, decorator: Bill Boydston together...Jim
Islander,
at
Madeline
his
stations... Also
as
introducing
for new
from. former
reali
was
leave
erences
party given by British ‘Consular
Reginald Hall, Elizabeth’s father,
TROUPER:
CUFF
By Chuck New HMNONOATTTTAL
San Juan’s young party set turned out Sunday evening to
ANGELIC
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Zenon
NRA t
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. Balcony:
af
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$4.50, $3.50, $3.00,
| t
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For
im-
mediate occupancy Functional Builders offers its “Caribaire” and “Buccaneer” each having: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car carport liberal mortgage; homes opened by apPointment onty. Call Arturo Saldafia,
bed_
Tel.
AIRCONDITIONED ROOMS, completely independent, $35. up monthly. One block from Ponce de Leén, in front of bus stop, all lines. Quiet neighborhood. 1976 . Ave. Borinquen.
2006
2-2768.
2022
76
BUSINESSES
FOR
67 GUEST
SALE
WASHING
Singies,
doubles
Patio with and triples, airconditioned. lounge chairs. It’s fun to watch the birds. Big terrace with Steinway piano and television for our guests’ delight. Near hotels- + walking distance from shopping centers. Manager, Miss Cabassaj Phone
BUCABRE
NEW
713 CONCEPT
im
tourist
sightseeing,
nite
club’ visiting, ate.
anytime.
UF
DONCELLA GUEST HOUSE — 5p0 yards from beautiful beach. Airconditioned. Singles $5., doubles $8. Kitchen privileges.
Nicest
residential
airport. 108 Doncella rias, Santuree,
section,
St., Punta) Las
near
UF
UF
UF
526 |
HUTEL LUQUILLO RESTAURANT. On rooms,$7 3Apes
— oCEAN VIEW the from the ‘ famous
beach of Puerto Rican continental 1. ‘Luquillo. P.R.
369
HILS
BEACH
HOUSE
—
becue
3-2331,
Breakfast
at
your
inchided.
disposal
TAFT
room
GUEST
SOUSE
private
—
bath,
on
Atlantic,
Each
airconditioned,
hot and cold water, independent Special rates by 2-206. 773
Read the Classifieds .
stove
and
dryers
from
TRONERS, from $125.00 up, brand new with full factory warranty and service, at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 28 Trujillo Alto Road.
bed-
livca-
and
room fer workshop.
out.
BALDBICH — Attractive three bedroom resilience with separate garage and servant’s quarters. 484 meter lot, with beautte ful trees and private, hedge-enclosed patio for outdoor relaxation. Only $19,500. with excellent financing! PARK SIDE A really big house for only $26,000! Three bedrooms with giant closets, two baths, and a dressing room. Unusually
large
livingroom,
plus
dining and recreation rooms. nearby guarantees acres of for children.
separate
Park area play space 625
2017
Tschudin, Realtor
TELS.
3-6535.,
3-5315
|,
REAL JUAN
ESTATE
tropolitan zone, at $4 per meter,
Outdbor
Taft. \$3.
-top
SAN
UF
with
three
UFr
ditectly
1384
cool,
and
the beach. Roll out of bed into the water. Airconditioning by the tyade
winds.
bright,
Robert
Ma-
1691
MACHINES
$125.00 up, at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875 Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road 1817 %
VILLAMAR — near the sea, near schools, near shopping! Three bedroom home, easily expandable to four. Modern kitchen with GE stove, fine cabinets, aluminum screens, terrazzo block floors, and many extras, for only $21,500.
Call
1475
A
oven. Separate utility boards, lawmmovers, or
accomoda-
tions. With the rental of one of our excellent accommodations, you ‘get the 24 hour-aday loan of a ear for your 2-0486
—
room home, well organized fer easy ing. , Modern kitchen with mahogany
2-4026.
1914
APPLIANCES
Real Estate Corner
HOUSE — Near
Section.
623
HOME
COLD STORAGE business two chill rooms, one freezer. Excellent opportunity. For further information write Cold Storage, P. O. Box 1766, San Juan. 1896 624
623
402
UF
BEACH
Cintron Realty.
velt. *2-0911.
1400
2020
SALE
charm- | 1585
ing, old beach home, and now offer rooms, all with private bath, some| with private patio, some air conditioned. includ Road,
RENT
1986
85, $3,000 cash — $80 monthly also Santa Rosa $107 monthly two houses for sale. 3 bedrooms, bath, living-dining one with d kitchen. M ia Maury, Fermandez Jumcos 15905, 25515 SPEAK SPANISH.
UF | phone 3-2936.
THE
fence.
622
guest house close to “Under The Trees”, MAISON BLANCBE Guest mouse, | Dowie and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion and singl conditioned Court, corner of McLeary. Member bath. Near ny oe vervabes, a Caribbean Tourist A Telephone | w. St. Condado, Santurce, corner 3.1317, vie Manager Beatriz cin,
ed,
Santurce.
POSADA
cyclone
living-dining,
EXTENSION
2-7
Rey.
OPPORTUNITY:
on ocean, splend-
UF
ASHFORD HOUSE __ Guest House. 11201122. Ashtord Avenue, Condado. Rooms and etticiency apartments. Maid Service All screened Hot water. Some
fawn,
BEAUTY SALON, good trade, parking, air conditioned. Reasonable price. San Juan Darlington. Telephone 2-1698. 1992 623
COTTAGE,
For
landscaped,
for swimming pool and play yard. terrazzo floors. Screens. Cintron
1978
624
bedrooms and built_
45 minutes Cool, | ends, or permanen t. from Capinew furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. tal. Continental food, moderate prices. Social Security Building, Ponce de Leon Mediania Alta, east of Parcela. P. O. 804, 4th Flour, Apartment 401-402, Mrs. Box IIi, Loiza Aldea. Veoia 3-0769 1738 629 and
Hutun
Caribe
Fully
325 meter lot. Near stores, schools, chur. ches. Telephone 8-8668 or on premises. FHA loan payments $56 monthly.
il
i
|
\
St.,
624
—t——
independent
room, living-dining two baths, rooms, modera built-in kitchen fully equipped in dresser, studio room, big porch and including automatic dishwasher, built-in patio connected to living room. Servant’s stove and oven, heater. Porch, garage, quarters, laundry room and garage, in|Corner lot, near commercial center,
8 Betances UF { 1891
OR
cash. |
month.
OPPORTUNITY
URBANIZACION
Piedras,
UF
SALE
COUN CLUB: Sale TR or rent Y 3 bedrooms, screened,
rooms, big living-dining room, extra big kitchen, stove, heater, cabinets, carport, 1,800 meters, landscaped at
information
Reom White
3 bedrooms,
bedd, te.
1
For
Realty, 2-0911, Box 729. Roosevelt.
Vatciatalega
Infantry,
Telephone
Brand new modern architect-designed four bedrooms, two betas, with dressing room, living and dining room, moderna built-in kitchen, Maundry-maid’s room with bath, two big front and back terraces, barbecue area, 1383 meter lot.
screened
unfurnished: baths, scr
119.
623
Cangreios monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reserv 1410 Salvador. Prat. Santurce. 96 UF ATTEACTIVE NEW rooms, playroom, 3
Marginal
FEANCISCO
€22
bungalows.
at
621
SAN
dads Lasoon 4 bedrooms and 3 baths, | senarate building. Near bus stops and | school, transportation. Total price $32,000, beavutul furnished kitchen, all brand new | restaurants. Reasonable price. For in-]| payment facilities. F.F.S. $19,000 mortequipment, ready for occupancy, Apt. 6A | formation call 6-5516 or come and see it, | gage. Don’t lose this opportunity. Cintron
Condonunium 1936
it
NEWLY SHINGLED 8 room house with bath, on 100 x 100 ft. lot in Mald New ‘York, 100 miles from New York City. Located near Hudson River, near towns and cities. New automatic oil heat. Price $6500. Write: F. Swart, P. O. Box 392, Sauwertiea. N. Y.
res-
1972
residence
in facilities, air-conditioned each with sliding door cleset
See
and churches. call 8-0253 after 6. 2019
.
FURNISHED
sec-
SAN FRANCISCO: Opportunity,
622
COMFORTABLE
FOR
exclusive
RO-
URB. COUNTRY CLUB: Brand new cotner house, 3 bedrooms, living room, mo_ dern kitchen and bath. Near shopping center. Cool. Few minutes to Rio Piedras. Rent $90. Information Monday to Friday, eStore 3-3454. Saturdays and Sundays, 2-
RESIDENCE,
3:5315. 625
ISLA VERDE: New house near Hotel San Juan and beach. One bedroom, big livingrgom, bar. Semi-furnished with cabi refrigerator and stove. Yard Suitone
SALE
1974
SAN GEEAEDO on Cupey Road, 10 minutes from University. Will rent with op_ tion to buy brand new house. 3 bedrooms, living and diningroom, modern kitchen, 1% baths, terrazze floors. Rent $140. Call 3-1471. After 6:30, 2-4338. 1970 621
able/for
FOR
tion, Scenic Homes, Altamira. 535 meters, 3 bedrooms, laundry room, semi-covered terrace, large carport. Price '$20.500. Cash
land-
2023
Telephone
Hilton
up
Conda-
Borinquen
APARTMENT
the
APARTMENT
do section. 4 bedrooms, living, dining, 3 bathrooms. Fully equipped kitchen and laundry, incinerator, terrazzo floors, 2 elevators. 3000 sq. ft. of open terrace overlooking the beach and Ashford Ave. nue. For information call telephone 3.2758.
PM.
622
high
city, with magnificent view day and night! Bis, well-designed home with four bedrooms, three baths, plenty of living space indoors and out. Excellent service
rrazzo fl Telephon’
SALE
Mrs.
1883 BEAUTIFUL
FOR
21041
to 7
RENT
—
1920
MODERN APARTMENT. 3. bedrooms, recently finished. Comfortable, well ventili.ed. hot water lamps, other facilities.
Revsonabivy
FOR
HILL
or
room
Tel.
1729
ing
weekly
624
Leon | Realtor, Lagoon. | 1964
living-dining
information
4 bedroom,
view,
LARGE
etc. Bedroom,
and linen, screen.
= 2-9508. 621
furnished
furnished Miramar,
spacious newly-painted apartment with per-|two large bedrooms, etc. Screens, hot
single
=
NEW
located, street in
call | 99ge
Utilities ineInded. $135. Call after | Stop or can be seen at 162 Villamil St. | 2607
eh yne
One
near the beach. | monthly rates. 606 Olimpo Ave., Santurce.
Vor
APARTMENT,
Lixinsioom.
bath 3 Gal
Avenue.
2025
623 | ATTRACTIVELY
ae FURNISHED
apartment,
bedroom, large living-dining, kitchen and bath. Barclay Realty Corp. Telephone 3-1425. De Diego Avenue at Ashford.
Available | path, kitchenette, maid
1s
4
ment. 2027
close
—
small,
SMALL FURNISHED apartment, two bedrooms, big kitchen, dining room, bath, water and electricity included. For one or two persons. 752 Fdz. Juncos Avenue, Stop 12, interior. Information im base-
COOL, CENTRALLY apartments on quiet
RENT
RENT
ar conditioned,
Yardiey
2.1919
FOR
625
ACQUEDUCT
meters ing
the
schools,
with
GUAYNABO
beautiful
heuse.
stores;
On
20,000
2 story. house,
main
fruit
highway,
trees.
me-
inelud. near
DOCK FRONT PROPERTY — 7,000 meters, Classified I—1, facing Government Docks and Molinos of Puerto Rico. Ca-
tafio Road. $20, per meter — other comj mercial lots $8. per meter and up.
BAYAMON
politan Zone ification I-1.
MILITARY
EOAD
—
Metro-
— 27,000 meters — Classe Land worth $4, per meter,
factory plus other building worth Will sell in package for $170,000.
$75,000.
BAYAMON MILITARY ROAD - Between Bayamon and Hato Tejas. 100 acres for development, $4,000. per acre. Land situated between -Bayamon Road and proposed highway. 2016 623
M. C. JIMENEZ OTERO REAL ESTATE BROKER Tel. 8-1923
?
STS
_THE SAN JUAN STAR— Tuesday, June 21, 1960.>
CONTINENTAL,
BAREANQUITAS: Are you interested in Dbuyng land in the center of ‘the island? Maybe you are not. Anyway, take a look travel for leisure. Relax. Please call AM Barranquitas 10. PM Aibonito 2001. 1995 DORADO
HIGHWAY:
Farm,
in
262
SPANISH.
CUERDA
15
minutes
HOUSE
from
1938
SERVICE
Secretarial
or
home
conditioners
FOREIGN
for
gets
his
word
in,
with
CARS
1945
IBM électrics and stenos to go with them, and a full time messenger to Pick up and deliver your job. For fe al typing, mimeographing, offset printimg, more people than ever before are turning to Thompson Services, 13 Bolivia euect Hato Rey, Dial 6-5207. 1
:
HELP POSITION
AVAILABLE
for
cook-house- | right
Keeper. Prefer a cook, Easy work for family of two persons. Good salary. Call for appointment, phone 3-4918. 1966 “ ATTENTION
TEACHERS:
Fifth
Seventh grade position epen at ——
WANTED
WHY
(opposite
A-1
aot
MANAGERS
area,
a
year
to
needed
in
Alto 1816
secret-
transcription
Star 18, Bayamon.
621
‘POSITIONS
WANTED- WOMEN
eans or any one who is interested in employing English speaking people. Write Derrick Den’Chair, Box 33,. St. Thomas, ns er Islands. oS baw id ER
YOU a a famous
ee
=
pr =
$275.
Luna,
$75.00
OF
FOR
San
Juan.
vans
neatly
ATMENTS
Brized
3.4025 of Beauty | 1981
Y
|
repair
— in your
or make furniture,
nets, fences, ete. Speaks good Call 3-8642, enquire for Mack. 1940
DETECTIVE
cabi-
English.
718
BUREAUS
Uniformed: Guards,
SALE sport boat
Payroll
Escort, Con.
fidential Investigation. 1072 Fernandez — Ave. Tel. Santurce 2-5282, Caguas 423:
i
DRESS WOMEN'S seamstress ford Ave., 1955
ALTERATIONS
ALTERATIONS and fine work. “‘Marisa’s”, 1020 Ashae, Pree se
EXTERMINATING SERVICES LA EXTERMINADORA (Commonwealth Pest Control Services) Free estimate. Control of insects, rats and fumigation services for homes, business and farms. Services guaranteed. Preventive treat
from $187. Factory built from $297, Plastic surfaced marine plywood or all Fiber-
HOME
glas. Call your Alcort, Inc.,
20 years
and
or 2-1473 \
for
a
packing,
c.W.
i
call,
at
similar
NOW
—
YACHT
low
We
available | Payment.
Universal
Home
Buy your yacht, cruiser er boat through | 1954 ee a
Ft.
we are nated — riram dé Miami,
Leuertzie
and _patia
cognized
Mar.
m
Te-]|
BIKINI POOLS, Puerto | and most experienced
uses
only
compe- | copper
reinforced
filtering
tent yacht brokers in the country. We/| ast forever, offer you the |fine service that hundreds | 6.5003, ef
local
their
er have
craft
ganization visit.
fioz
For tre
Kiko
Rivera
Toro,
Inc:;
Avenue,
Hato
or-
listings = 31
—
Rey.
1498
Mu.
6-5429. 715
BRIDAL
GOWNS
Memi 1882
ev
Will make
and
appoint-
Saturdays.
Phone
Mendes,” 6-3439. mm
APPLIANCE MARQUEZ
SERVICE
REPAIR SHOP
THE
HOSPITAL
repairs all
thipg tients. 2-5511,
masks,
for
1854
eae
eS Re
Ea
orca Baa
a
rr
as
ews
and San
paJuan
MOTOR
REPAIRS
WE REPAIR electric motors of all types. We make any type of Carbon Brushes and Coils to order. Roller and ball bear-
UF
‘5
goods. . Every
hospital
UF
ELECTRIC
Electric
|
rubber
Suaranteed
for electrie
Motors service.
a
UF
LANGUAGE
motors.
for sale.
Rapid
EUSTACIO
ZARRY, 1854 Fernandez Juncos Stop 2614, Santurce. Tel, 2-0827. .
A.
Also and IRI-
Ave.,
INSULAR
IN
‘any
ted
:
material.
English,
and
PUBLIC RELATIONS Relations
office,
has
ATLANTA
steady disappearance over
officer for Fomento
just opened
Caribbean
his own
Proniotions,
308 San Francisco. Specializing in Entertainment publicity and special promotions. Call 3-887 or 3-8576. . 1989 623
—
A fruit
vegetables,
put
a cantaloupe
of fruits this
sign
stall:
“Attention, all thieves: “If you steal one, steal
the
biggest one because the judge will give you just as much for stealing
a little one.”
Clerks said pilfering has fallen off drastically since the sign
of Promoma Festival
(AP)
stand dealer, irritated over the
time
UF
Public
was
posted.
23-Year-Old Admits Street Brawl Killing
ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING
Raul Ruiz Marrero, 23, confessed Thursday ta the killing
Is YOUR
of Ramon in a street
high water-
roof dirtyt pressure
if so, for expert
cleaning
ing, call 6-5132 or 430 Verde,
and
paint
io
611
WATCH
R<PAIRS
FOR PRECISION watch and clock repairs, chronograph and complicated watches see Puerto Rico’s only certified master! watch and clockmaker, William A. Gruen, Certified Master Watch and Clock Maker, Calle Laurel 2413, Punts
Las
1872
Miarias,) Phone. ‘ea
2-3160.
~
CLASSES
Spanish,
~ Make It Worth All The Effort
Busin:
1446
publicity
133
| used
See
in New York,
COMPANY
317 Fortaleza 3-3102.
makes ~ washers, dryers, dishwashers, electric ranges, and gas stoves. Same day service Guarantee on parts. Call
ahee ati »ted
SUPPLE
physicians,
changes
Baits he eae
725\M.
722 | and
SUPPLIES
at
F
and
call | Mike Segarra, former tions for the San Juan
offers complete dispensary supplies and equipment. First aid & Oxygen kits. *rotective clothing and equipment. Lab oratory supplies and equipment. Thermo-
ing
eee ee
estimates,
up
annual WAREHOUSE at Mufioz Rivera 875, kilometer 2.8? ' Truiillo . } 75
UF
barre
MOVE YOUB furniture by Almacenes Maritimos, Ine., opposite Pier 9, San Juan. Service, responsibility, guaranty Local and long distance. We store your
ail
;
HOSPITAL
meters,
BRIDES TO' BE: Latest style beautiful wedding gowns, bridesmaid’s dresses, cocktail party and date dresses, sold at ments
free
$125.
INSTRUCTION
SAVE WITH TORSES. We do of no matter if it be large or ‘small. Moderate prices. Muebleria Torres, Fernandez Juncos 1400, Stop 20, Santurce. Tel. 2-5791. 462
terial:
purchased | 2010
Bertram
Stop
For
and
These
from
TELEVISION, RADIOS, for rent in your own home. Same'service given fo hotels, hospitals, for years. iCall 3-0719 and will deliver. $5.00 one iweek, $15.00 per month. Telerental Service. | UF 267
MOVING?
718 | Established printers since
Rico’s oldest pool builders,
SETS,
& SERVICE
French, for childten or adults; in small ARE YOU going to move? Use the best service in Puerto Rico. United States, groups or individually, for beginners or | for those who wish to improve knowledge Spain, Germany, Japan. experienced of language or literature; B.A. U.P.R., M.A. Wellesley U.S. Van Lines, Inc. Call Muebleria teacher, I College. Personal interview by appointLa Bolsa. Tel 2-2726, 2-2067 Ponce de ment. Telephone 6-0315 from 2 - 5 PM. Leén No. 1057. Santurce. 274 UF
plans.
concrete
vi]
SALES
TV & RADIO RENTAL
UF
ur | 423
Improvement
—
annual
at Mufioz kilometer
1136
$2 | Low FHA interest (41l2%), No down | Exvelopes No. 6 314, $7-25|M. Pus ess
Brokerage
brand news and ‘service,
PAN AMERICAN ELECTRONICS LABS repair any make TV, radio or Hi-Fi. Ninety day guarantee. Stateside-trained technicians. Evening servi Cal 9 AM to 10 PM| 6-4230. :
fur-
ex: | belongings. Agents National Van
in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. | Corp. 7-2092, 23013 Ext, 204.
um
BOB WILCHEK' Television Service Over 10 years experience is behind the best in T. V. isevice and repair on receivers of any make vor el. All work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268. 9 ‘ UF
PRINTING
handle
%
Santur-
i
-
JESSONS
IMPROVEMENT
prices.
Parque,'
DISTRIBUTORS’
1812
tive at 8-8329, or write Sailfish, Box 11044,| COMPARE THESs VALUES: Carports LETTERSEADS, ENVELOPES, | SoapSanturce, for further information and | $595: Extra rooms (12° x 12) $995: | ot Forms,ete. Letterheads 8 12$8.60/M x 11, free color brochure. fences, porches, bathrooms, etc. at $9.25|M. Envelopes No. 10, 1982
Also
FIDELITY
DISTRIBUTORS’ SALE this week! Rio Piedras and Alto Road.
Prades 6-3072.
Van
and
from $45.00 up factory warranty
INSULAR
TV
721
storage (of
Jorge
WAREHOUSE SALE this week Rivera 875, Rio |Piedras and 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.
at
estimate.
Atlas
1460
627
air purifier.
2-5353,
HI-FI’S, with full
Our
us
.
for
San
Teleph
. T.V.
SceEeD, Villa iedras. Tel.
Agents
cleaner and
HIGH
“THE * is yours” when the moving PLEASURE job is ours. Whether fre movin locally or ‘Stateside, we are equipped te pack and ‘transport your most i belongings, as scheduled, with the dependable care you look for and seldom find. Telephone 6-3157, 6-3329 Capitol Transportation; Inc., for a free
—
Ine.,
2-4358.
tepairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT, Del Valle & Lanausse, Poincate 1604,
you is as immove. Moving,
and
See ik 8
vacuum
ce.
-
shipping
— repairs
Nin,
ELECTRO-LUX World’s oply automatic between
moves.
free
tuning
VACUUM CLEANERS
highly-trained perin handling your
Please
R.
fi
up, 927
$45.00
overseas
possessions.
o
CONTINENTAL DETECTIVE SUBREAU: The most competent Agency in Latin America, Night Patrols. . Bi
Rivera 875, 2.8 Trujillo
local
uniformed and are jalists
oiture.
CARPENTER
CARPENTER -—will work
home,
for
-—
Telephone
1715
& STORAGE
| MOVING: WHO moves. portant as where you
1993
INSULAR
Sailfish-Sunfish
Cruz,
3-0982.
Telephone 2-1698.
WAREHOUSE
at Mufioz kilometer
esq.
and
Leon,
PIANOS - DIRECT from factory, $425.00. Full keyboard. Treated for tropics and
MOVING WITH CARE EVERYWHERE — United’) Van Limes, Inc., through its local agent, Continental Moving and Storage, offers you. ‘the exclusive sanitized
manent Wave $5.00; Hair Tinting $3.95 up; manicure 75 cents; shampoo set, $1.50
FINISH
at
from
Salvador
de
termites. Fully guaranteed. Also rent for $12.00 monthly. Musical Frading Go., Inc., = — de Leon Ave., Santurce, Tel,
LIBRARIES
MOVING
Culture, Stop 12, Ponce de Leon 762. Per-
SALE
up,
antal
Luna
2-4849
BEA TRE MARY L, ROGER — Academy
720
FOR
BEATERS,
(
nonlin
HEATERS qT
caw
76
FILTERS
JOIN OUB® lending library and read the latest books for only a few cents a day. Pan A Book Store, San Jose near Fortaleza St. (Martha Sleeper Building) San Juan. 1901 712
and
TABLES
UTY
sailor,or a frustrated one?
ae a tat ee
busin
24
service
3
75
ABE
5 |
a
With
Building).
from
Own
keeper, sales clerk, will work for Ameri-
eres
CAB?
bfmaae
75
Also service for people without Call 2-3013 Sam Juan, 2-5060
Telephones
$44 monthly installa brand new, econo-
best prices .
‘YOUNG COUPLE from Caribbean Island seek employment in Puerto Rico. Wife ‘ean baby sit at nights, Husband will addust himself to suit almost any position in the following lines: Laundry, office work, can drive, mason h » store,
1
for
Bieenal,
answering
“For Family Fun". Portable enough to|™ent against termites, carry on your \car. Unsinkable and slump- | Perience, 7-0282. proof. Great for kids or all hands. Kits | 774
in English. Knowled: ing. Very mice working conditions. is Bayamén Area. Top salary for right person. Please mail
ist to Mace oe
space
La
week-
Just call 35190, or pay us
BOATS
& WOMAN te act as een: Woverness and cook. quired. Top salary. For interview. call Bayamén 775 or 1067, or call in person at IA2 Paseo del Parque, corner of Ramirez de Arellano, Garden Hills, between 2 - 4 PM and 7 -9 PM.
—_
desk
Road.
Ca-
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY, able to take English dictation. Knowledge of Spanish preferable but not essential. Call 3-5111, 2001 ‘624
WATER
FOR PARTIES, we rent tables, chairs, buffet tables, glasses, trays, ice bowls. We deliver and pick up. Gall Muebleria
auto-
extras. Priced
3-1391
COND.
service
— | miving.
8
LENDING
PONCE:
BANQUET
REFRIGERATORS from $195.00 up, brand new, with full factory warranty and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road. 1811 75
— FEMALE
EXPERIENCED
USED
SALE this week Rio Piedras and
622
ary, bilingual, ——
A
DISTRIBUTORS’
Taenings
2011
—
telephone
624}
RANGES,
FIRM
BEQUIRE VERSATILE secretary, lack of Spanish no problem. Able to take rapid dictation and neatly. Call Mr. Farrell, 3-4279, weekdays.
ATTRACTIVE,
Call
FURNITURE
~ 1
WANTED
door,
2012
bi-
an.
open.
JUAN
1037
.WANTED TO trade or sell motorcycle 125 cc. Royal Enfield, overhauled last winter — good shape. Asking $100. Call Peter Lawrence, 2-4344, or see at 1511 Maribel St., Santurce.
after training period. Call 3-6689.
HELP
4
Suaranteed
brand | new, with full factory warranty and service at IN! DISTRIBUTORS’ . OUSE SALE this weék at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.
SERVICE
Ponce.
‘MOTORCYCLES
supervise
positions
sale.
Lottery
1977
MALE
TRAINEE
SAN
nals. h
a visit at Martorani Motors, Inc., 1402 Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop 20, Santurce
has an opening for a young man over 25 yearsof age. Applicant who is selected will be thoroughly trained in sales and management. Starting) salary $3800 plus Rew automobile. Qualifications: 1. High School Graduate or better; 2. Married with children. 3. Excellent); employment background with references. 4. Must have a Puerto Rico driver's license. 5. Reliabie, ambitious with a desire to get ahead, Mail resume to Box |G, San Juan Star. 7 | 1996 t { UF
$15,000
BUY
mical FIAT.
Tingual. If interested, see Caribe — Jenco, 20 Palmer St., Bayamon. 2018 625
ribbean
quick
down payment and ments, you can own
and
tion,
OVERSEAS
for
Road.
1813
1989
EXPERIENCED ARCHITECT and architectural personnel wanted. W.F. Sigal. AIA. 6-4501. 2015 622 MAN WITH ‘mechanical ability wanted
MANAGEMENT
KINGSWAY,
days’ 8-1881 nights and week ends,
School in Ponce. Proficiencyin English essential. Please contact telephone 2.5589 _— from 4 to 6 PM, 621
GELP
DODGE
matic transmission, radio, many Purchased new 1959. Like new.
annual
ENC. | manufacturers all and sizes air conditioning filters me window units — also industria) Call 3-5999.
622
1958
Alto’
|
EQUIPMENT
ANSWERING
©25 | hour
2013
WANTED
134
I
PIANOS — For (rent, for sale, het built, tropicaliged against deriuties, against rust (springs and Bins)
MISCELLANEOU S SERVICES:
ALE CARS FOR S 1957 2 DOOR Customline 6 cylinder Ford. Standard shift, radio, actual mileage 33,800. One owner, leaving for States. $1100. Taxes paid. Call 9-1320.
76
‘DISTRIBUTORS’
WATER
2008
three
Trujillo
OPPORTUNITY TO buy a gosd busi Ole Madrid Bar Restaurant. Good clientcle, low rent. Debt—free. Part cash, balance mortgage. Owner leaving island. For information, Mr. Mora, Ponce de i 1858, phone 2.3891. SPEAK SPANISH. 621 1959 UF
legal documents, contracts, reports, free VOLKSWAGEN 1959, like new. 16,000 Pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh miles run. Radio. Price $1350. Informe or night — 3-5156, 1 UF | ation telephone 3-2758. SHOMPSON
$125.00 up
OFFICE FURNITURE ari Equipment: Qlympia typewriters, Marchant CalcuuF lators, Totalia, Addo and Everest adding machines; Rex-Rotary Duplicators; Photocopiers. All kinds office furniture avaiAIR COND. 'REPAIRS lable at Real Hermanos, Fortaleza 300, San Juan, Telephone 3-2338.—Investigate | Arm CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION our Plan—our Credit repair) for home commercial Terms facilities. 1933 718 establishments. All Stateside mechanics. Call teside Service, days 2-4718 = i 2-7465. 1909 713 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
1958 M.G.A., BLUE, good condition. Allstate Motor Scooter — 1959 Model newly Painted speed equipment for 1957— V8 Piymouth. 3 room furniture. Edificio Torres 36, Ponce. :
Service,
INSULAR
|
MUSICAL, INSTRUMENTS
WAREHOUSE SALE this week ‘at Mufioz
203 Tanca St.,'San Juan.
OFFICE
or
&
CONDITIONERS, from
at
Prices less than . Everglade
ne:
for
65
SPORTS
Shop.
AIR
at the
AMR
mobile
air
eee
sale
CONDITIONERS
Rivera| 875| Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8
623
auto
LIQUIDATION
_—
ali cars, foreign ..and ee Good ee prices, financing, parts and Factory mechanics, Dealers ronanated. Inquire at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop, Q@ a 53, Stop 22, Hato Rey. Tel. 6-3703.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, experienced continental serving La Concha, San Juan Intercontinental, others, local transient, Typing, editing, contracts, shorthand, briefs, manuscripts, reports. Hourly rates. IBM Electric, 1120 Ash-~ Ave., Muriel Eddy. 2-8735. fast
DRESSES:
ee
|
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ARTIC-KAR
621
EFFICIENT.
college
* AIR CONDITIONERS AUTO
on highway overlooking ocean. at $450 per acre. Call 3-7509 P.M.
SECRETARIAL
TRAILEE
2004
625
FAJARDO , 366 acres after 7:00 “3946
old,
living. Please state make. size, age condition, and price air mail, Raymond J. Garbutt, Yacht Haven, St. ‘Thomas, Virgin Islands.
town of Fajardo. Good cane quota. Sultable for dairy, etc. Juan Jimenez Mata, Box 3188, San Juan, Telephone 2-6779 and 2-2374.
YEARS
WANTED
621
FARM,
25
graduate, bilingual, seeks; managerial training position with ov. — Puerto Rico. Immediately avail i ment. Will locate anywhere im ‘the island. Write Box R, San Juan Star. 1848 621
various fruit trees, on new De Diego Express Highway. 20 minutes from Santurce. Debt-free. Water, light. Mr. Mo ra, Ole Madrid 1858 Ponce de Leon 2-3891.
SPEAK 1962
DRESSES
POSITIONS | WANTED—MEN
FOR SALE
3.8254 |
eae as
Ext 72 FARMS
DS
ASSTFI
3-8400
Marcano~ Gémez, 238, brawl Saturday night
in Santurce. Ruiz was also wanted for robbery. Police say that he has a jong
record
‘ef
convictions.
Ruiz was apprehended yesterday afternoon in Carolina placed
on $5,500 bail.
.
20
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, June ‘21, 1960:
‘Kidnap’ Probe Pushed; Postponed Pending Case Called ‘Delicate’ in N. G. Aviation Training State Court Ruling Finch Case Retrial
1,000 Will Participate
Police
Col. Alberto dant orf the
National
Géard,
summer
ment
A. Nido, commanPuerto Rico Air
field
to
will
be
held
at
Malionat Actrport to August 7.
Nido
direct
training
and
the
from
some _
a
encamp-
Inter-
July
24
participating
units were erroneously indentified in an announcement of the ma-
nuevers
published
The corrected participating and
ing
officers,
on
June
list their
20.
of units command-
is as follows:
Squadron;
James;
156
Motor
McCaled;
Aireraft
Control
Page 1) examination
at
clean-up
Municipal
operations
dur-
on
the
Lloyd which are being made at Porto Rico Lighterage pier in San Juan. The men who have been missing since the Lloyd capsized en route from San Juan to St. Thomas with a cargo of beer were the
following:
Santos
Montagnes,
28,
of Patillas; Roberto Cruz, 38, Luquillo, and Felix Serrano, 32,
San by
Juan.
Capt.
before
They Andres
the
were
of of
last
seen
Villanueva
just
capsizing
six
miles
Culebra.
his pretty ex-mistress, scheduled to begin yesterday, was postpon-
El Imparcial employe Antonio Soler and his daughter, Sonia. Maj. Jorge Camacho said there
Tregoff.
off
Dr. Finch’s
will
participate
site. and air-
in the
con-
cenrtated manuevers featuring air defense type operations, An
operational readiness test will be held
during
the
second
week
of
training.
ment
asked
the
qualify
Supreme
communique
“Prime
and
Superior
took
vision
accordance
in
to
this
tragic
di-
with
the
principles set forth in United Nations resolutions envisaging the achievement by peaceful means of a _ unified, indepen-
and a
democratic
Korea
un-
form
of
representative
government and full restoration of peace and security in the Standing
Invitation
Accepting an _ invitation of long standing from the govern-
of
the
President members
Republic
and
tions
which
visited
yesterday
that
probably week. Dr.
United
where
contingents
Na-
he
re-
representing
United Nations forces helping to defend this key free world position.
His visit impressively reaffirmed the strong bonds of friendship and close cooperation bet-
ween
high
will
Finch,
court
be
made
41,
and
the Republic
the
United
an
opportunity the
doctor’s wife,
Covina
of Korea
States Prime
and
for
and
provided
discussions
Minister
Hug
STORING
to
(Continued from page 1) group. is lawyer Ruben Rivera Other
island
primaries
may
towns be
in
ordered
by
the
are
Guaynabo,
Na-
Guayama,
Salinas,
guabo, and Maricao. This Sunday, a total of eight Popular Party primaries is scheduled to be held. The Choices In all these conflicts, the election is limited to the choice for mayor and the municipal assembly, except in the Third Zone of San Juan. In this latter district, which includes an area of Santurce centered about Loiza, the nomination for represntative of the Popular Party is also in dispute. The incumbent, lawyer Rodolfo Aponte, has declined to run again after serving two terms in the
insular assembly. Competitors for post
and
are
Angel
lawyer
Luis
Spokesmen
for
the
the
backing
Felisa
of
Rincon
San de
Juan
Chung
on
concern
Gautier.
questions
to
their
President ed
the
of common
two
countries,
Eisenhower | reaffirm-
assurance
of
the
govern-
of
the
United
ment
and
States
of their continued
people
its _ independence.
2000
.
Ibs.
Se
135.00 177.09
250.00 320.00
Detroit
224.09
413.00
PUERTO
433.00 316.00
NO
RICO’S
FINEST
support.
for the Republic of Korea and their solemn pledge to preserve
Ibs.
ESTIMATES
Mayor
4
Miami
—
Cueto
candidacy claim that Gandia has
$ 300.00
Atlanta
Cueto
Gandia.
$ 160.00 235.50 175.09
Chicago
which
Popular Party high command
his
OBLIGATION
MOVERS
finish
week into of former
“slow
As Allowance expenses. a week. court,
She
had
Geddes old er,
Benedict,
medical
special
guardian,
attorney”
the
girl’s
financial
another
hearing
Gamble.
eloped)
Romanian-born beanu. At the
needs,: Aug.
April
6
of 21,
into ‘a typewriter mated at $450,000. the estate of her died in 1946.
CATRO
(AP)
—
tomb of the Dynasty with sarcophagus
with
finding
contain-
the
Second
feet
deep
by
three
and
had
stones
LUMPUR,
—(AP)—
Prime
Minister
the
favors United
seating
Red
Nations.
Court
a
charge
at
packed
was
that
11
last
Dee.
he
of
late
this
month,
go Ri-
month
or
according
to
the
87-90
former
cents
and
in
hourly
the
precious
rate
island’s*
jewelry
in-
general
button,
scale
in
jewelry,
the
is-
and, lapi-
dary work industries will go‘from
rate
hour
artificial flower,
the
present
minimum
54
wages
communications,
de-
cents.
for the
utilities,
and
transportation industry will go into effect July 2.°|/For radio.
The
had com-
broadcasting the wage rate ceiling will go from 90 cents to $1 an hour. Drivers, mechanics, and clerical workers in motor car-
rier transport
and
receive
from
$1,
80 cents, the same
I cents,
Eastern
an
June
the
from
New
yester-
to
for
coration, and party favor industry will increase to 70 cents an
15.
Miami
compa-
63 cents to 67. On June 30, the minimum wage
by
in
next
land’s
a.m.
objecting
of the Metro
dustries on June 27. On the same date, wages in the hair ornaments industries will jump from 71 cents to 76:and hdir accessories, from 61 to 72; and the
‘eral thousands of dollars.” The pilots’ strike is a non-unioncondoned’ action that began with are
in | yesterday’s
New Minimum Wage
‘could sell my knowledge. for sev-
fliers
witness
“monopoly”
hourly
(Continued From Page 1) today, he replied, “If I did,
men
Metro
ny.
jewel
said
AIR TRAFFIC
The
only
replace
in
mitted statutory rape upon the girl on a-country road in St. Thomas
alleged
the U. S. Department of Labor. A new rate of $1 an hour will
gallery, Cline
conTaxi
Tengku
SHOOTING
to
their
Metro
early
(Continued From Page 1) lower back and a fifth grazed his head, police said. Norman was charged -with assault to commit murder and later released in $5,000 bail. The trial began in Federal day
the
the
co industries
Malaya would not have diplomatic relations; with Peiping because he wants to. build up a Malayan. nationalist ‘spirit among the millions of Malay’ Chinese.
District
or
Malaya
China
But
rescind
New minimum wages will into effect in several Puerto
Abdul Rahman told reporters on his return from Europe -that Ma-
laya
hotels
Puerto Rico Soon
been
weigh-
Would Seat Red China KUALA
the
Scale Effective In
Py-
of Giza at the edge of Carved out of solid rock,
blocked
to with
protest
the
a’
It
it is 35
to
monopoly ended Thursday, Association head Rafael Paoli,
Fourth Egyptian|. a small wooden
of
entry
hotels
to
Government
royal child.
south
800-cab
and reiterated the protest of the Association against. the so-called
of a
lies
the
hearing, desctibed events leading up to and during the | taxi strike,
ing the mummy ramid Cairo.
hearing
Cab Co. A two-day ‘general| strike last week called by the | Association
comes
probably
against
cessions
fortune estiThis is from mother, who
report
case
the
16.
Egyptian Tomb Found archeologists
injunction
to picket for purposes of forcing
Porumshe
:
Association of Taxi Owners. The hotels, La Concha, San Juan Intercontinental, and Caribe Hilton, filed June 15 for an order restraining the cabbies from blocking
and
for
Andre
age
Sa-
to- investigate
set
i
a
two-hour
their
and _ educational
Markewich,
sure.”
Federico Tillen gave the plaintiff, three San Juan luxury hotels, until’ Thursday to . submit. additional memoranda’ to support
19-year-
costs up to $5,000 a year. | Gamble had sought a $1,500 a month allowance. However, Difalco appointed a
muel
but
A
runaway bride’s grandmothwho offered $150 wee
plus
yet;
in San Juan Superior Court was recessed yesterday after Judge
Samuel
the
is not known
.
sought
surrogate
week
Hotels Given Time To File Memoranda In laxi Strike Case
(AP)—Mrs. GamPorumbeanu has a $150 week al-
lowance from a future inheritance, plus medical and educa-
tional
this
but as soon as we have definite information we will | eke it public.” ! Another detective, | Lt. Jose A, Rivera, said the case was on
$150 A Week NEW YORK ble Benedict been awarded
are some angles that are still under careful investigation. Said Camacho, “This is a very delicate case—unusual in Puerto Rico and we must act with care and special attention. Whether the investigation will
finish
Difalco sided with Mrs. Katherine
6-3157
a
York
last
will
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MOVING 6-3329
ruling
late
PPD
he address-
the
command,
viewed
of Korea,
Eisenhower met with of the Korean Natio-
nal Assembly, ed
Leroy
Matos.
Chung
Eisenhower
end
ment
Judge
dis-
as presiding jurist on the
couple’s West July 18.
Hug
a peaceful
der
to
ground he is prejudiced. Judge Dawson was informed
‘the
declared:
Minister
President
dent
Court
goff, 23, are charged with slaying
there.
The
with
New
for-
Dawson
Long
Hospital, Santurce. The bones were discovered
investigation this alleged kidnaping
Carole
they
do
the the
ed a week to. await a State Supreme Court ruling.
whether
they
LOS ANGELES (AP)—The retrial of Dr. R. Bernard Finch and
the Punta Close to
Salinas radar 1,000 officers
yesterday
know
mer receptionist and his co-defendant in the murder case, has
area.”
(Continued From made a preliminary
ing
Warning
said
not
Squadron, Capt. Nemesio Oliveras. The 140 Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron will train at
Commis-
BONES yesterday
and
140
“They agreed that every effort must be continued to bring
Holcomb said he feared checks which also were taken would boost the total loot to as much as a half-million dollars.
them
the
at
West
sioner J. Marshall Holcomb, from whose department the money was taken, made the cash loss estimate. An exact accounting had not been completed. But
of
and
cognizance of the deep longing of the Korean people for the reunification of their homeland.
in
Vehicles
Squadron,
Japan because of leftist demonstrations against the govern-
Virginia history, estimated more than $300,000 in cash.
State
Base
L.
(Continued From Page 1)> ern tour to four countries. He cut the trip short and skipped
CHARLESTON, West Virginia (AP) — Thieves hammered through eight inches of concrete to get intc a vault early yesterday and made off with the
haul
Henry
HONOLULU
With $300,000 Haul In West Virginia robbery
Air
Hubert
Thieves Make Off
biggest
Col.
Maj. Pedro Rodriguez; 156 U‘S. Airforce Dispensary, Maj. Ismael Vilar; 198 Weather Flight, Capt.
men
156 Fighter Group (Air Defense), Col. Alberto A. Nido; 198 Fighter Interceptor Squadron, Capt. Orland Lienza; 156 Consolidated Aircraft Maintenance
Lt.
10.
up
up
express the
and other workers field will receive from
80.
the Federal
will
present
in 90
|
Aviation
Agency
allowing government flight inspectors to ride on the flight deck of elie
witha
a rule Fparmids 64, “> 3ND
ft ae
captain’s Tease
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1
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‘Loved Game S 0 Much. Played It Every Day’ By EMILIO Many
years
ago
there
Trat same older boys.
was
at 6:30
ended
and
am.
11
at
started
STAB
a man
his baseball
a
Sports Today
Talk With Ingo _
CARMONA
who hit 10 home runs ina game which started
career
at
the
age
of
f ive.
At
12
he
is the attitude of the people. ~ “What I see,” he said, “I see the people believe in me more.” They doubted him the last time he trained up in these mountains for Floyd Patterson, and this included his friends from the old country and also the strangers. é “The people were very nice,” he said. “Fhe people never say it to me— but fhey don’t give me a damn chance. They told me in a nice way. They said, maybe, it will be a hard fight, but I know what they mean. They are saying you will lose. Now I : could see when I talk to people they believe ‘in $
outplayed
His mame: Roberto Clemente, and he is leading the Pittsburgh Pirates in their battle for the National League pennant. The
acts
basebal.
of
Clemente’s
career
were
early
related
by
a perscn who should know all about it— Roberto’s mother, Lui-
sa Walker
de
remember
years
old.
when
We
He
used
balls everytime
he was to buy
he had
he
food,”
didn’t his
rubber
with him
From
his
games
inside
age
the
Melchor,
years,
of
eight.
a vaseball
said
that
His fan
“I
Because
he
the was
“Future
was
able
to
category
“That’s is
Cappy,
just
Robert)
five
hasn’t
seen
it was a tiny very happy to
dog
dog.
old,
him
pup. He see how
is.”
Mrs.
Roberto’s months
and
since will be big his
° Clemente
brought
out
an
album in which Roberto has been writing
his
life
story.
Among the many facts in the album, one paragraph stands out: “I loved the game so much that even though our playing field was muddy and we had many trees on it, I used to play every day. “The fences were about 150 feet away from homeplate and I used to hit many homers. One day I hit 10 home runs in a game we started about 11 a.m. and finished about
6:30
p.m.”
Roberto,
;
born
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UNDERSTANDABLY PROUD — Roberto | lemente’s mother, Luisa, reads of her famous son’s exploits in the San Juan STAR. The Pittsburgh outfielder’s nephew Osvaldo Clemente looks on with his grandmother. Clemente’s dog, Cappy, appears disinterested. (STAR photo by Julio Tobar.) is
the
youngest
son
in
&
baseball and was doing well until he served Korea.
with
the
Scouts
league to
teams
offer
cause the
form
came
him
he time,
to the island
in
high
couldn’t
308
But
be-
school
at
sign.
Roberto asked permission from Ford Frick to sign with a major
league
team
at
18.
The
Dodgers.
(Brooklyn then) got him reported $15,000 bonus.
the
sent him to Montreal, but lost him to the Pirates in annual
draft
in
1955.
“We wanted him to be an engineer
because
in
that
way
he
could help society, but God wished it differently, Mrs. Clemente said.
We
had
for a Broo-
asked
to
accept
the
de
me.
“The season is young, I said. “But Pittsburgh has a good chance.” \ “Melchor (Mrs. Clemente’s husband) is planning to go to see this year’s World Series at Pittsburgh,” Mrs. Clemente said. “As
for
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in
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reviewed
talked
about
Bee
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the himself
with
Maybe
many
people
can
do
it, be
:
;
a solemn
a champion.
of the fight mob
“The
way
Hato Rey.
Obrere.
rounds
Area
at
a
trained,”
time.
It
the
would
Man
|
:
Patterson
must
crowd:
champion
said,
“three
be
hard
for -him
‘to
.
Johansrounds,
crowd
me
for a while. I have been going at hard speed. I have done much in-fighting. I am stronger than him. That I know. I am much stronger. = “What he does, I do not care. It is not one person’s will in
the
ring.
I’ts
two
brains
in
a ring.
If some
one
tries to
corner
me, I fight hard. I do not know if Patterson is strong. There was not so much infighting in the last fight that I could- tell. He keeps that style, he can’t be ‘able to do inside work. He likes the guys to stay like this.” He arose, and covered his face with his hands in an imitation of panic.
“He makes
guys
cover up,” Johansson
the combinations. I saw this also in the films. He will then win?” He pointed to the bruise. “This,” he said. “It was punch. It scrubbed my skin. I ' They still wonder what pressure on him. Some still to him first.
said, “then
im his fight with not do this to
he
starts
Brian London and me. How can he | ,
a sneak. What you call glancing never used to have things like this.” will happen if Patterson puts the doubt Johansson if Patterson gets A
Man On The Floors Always,
when
the
pros
talk
with
Aldo
Pellegrini.
about
this
fight,
Johansson get up if he is knocked down. “I am not so afraid of: being knocked
was
on
the
floor
I was looking away up.” He scratched -his neck to look snapped his fingers. .
It
way.
at
they. ask
down,”
was
the
an
he
easy
darkening
will
said.
“I
fight,
one
sky,
and
- “Smack,” he said. “I found myself on the floor. I thought if
some one knocks me on the floor, I must be up |to fight him. I was sitting on the floor— but okay. He was counting eight, the referee. I was up. “I accepted it as part of.the fight. He rushes to me. He threw a left hand. I was stood up on ropes. I took a bow. The left hand went over my head as I am bowing. I do not care. I was going on. He saw I come up from the floor. from jthat Someone
called
from
the fete honoring him
|
the house
that
he
was
very
late
as an actor in “All The: Young
for
Men.”
“I wish to explain things to you,” he said, ignoring the advice. “I will weigh almost the same as the-last fight. L have done much work here. I-do not eat much. My big meal is at one o'clock. In the morning! I. have oatmeal and some tea. I some-
times
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was he
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Army
klyn they
cision.” “I thank God for everything, His mother thinks that “he because I know that my son never was as good as he was after he left the Army.” is very happy playing baseball, something he has been doing Roberto wanted to be an engisince he was five years old,” neer but when he was 17 years Mrs. Clemente added. old, the Santurce Crabbers of the “Do you think Pittsburgh can Winter League offered him a win this year,” Mrs. Clemente tryout. He made the team.
5
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fa-
valdo, 36, Justino, 33 and Andres, 32. Justino played amateur
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when he played third base for the San Juan Dodgers. The next year he played short stop for Muebleria Nydia. As the happy mother of the versati.e player was telling her story, a big dog walked in. He
been
which
fights
trouble.”
outat
where
I said, “what does being champion mean to you.” said and paused. “I have jto think’ about it.” down at the grass between) his brown suede shoes, a lot to me, of course,” he said, after reflection, people in Sweden and all over the world what
12-year-old boys, Roselected to play in the
Stars”
house
But some do not get the chance. To wih a title, in fact, is to learn to live. I have been in contact with so much. People come to me...old frieiids... people I do not know.. to tell the
played
“sorpresively” (surprisingly well) against boys his age and older. play berto
“Tell me,” “Well,” he He looked “It means proved to
I have
many
Roberto
umbrella
out of the kitchen ~door
in
the
candor.
father,
for
an
champion moves in crowds by himself. But no one was
interview
between
the
at
country
as he came
clusive
year
for
Clemente went out and playing on regular teams
big
under
to keep our appointment. He missed a party given for him because of this prolonged ex-
sai.
house, started
the
night fight. The and he is seldom
five
care
of
sitting
with his family as he trains for Patterson
a chance.
even
mother
were
lawn
“He played in his room, throwing the ball against the wall and trying to catch it. There were times that he was so much in love with baseball
that
:
more.”
me
Clemente.
“Roberto was born to play baseball,” said his mother. “I
can
By Jimmy Cannon
GROSSINGER, N. Y., June 20. — The big change, Ingemar Johansson explained,
Sportswriter
p.m.
a
Roberto Cl emente
|
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Wel. 6-3030
do
not have
I see I like. time.”
I like
the
oatmeal,
strawberry
In the
shortcake.
evening,
I could
He got-up and stretched, “It
is
different
now,”
he-said;
all; 1 “ate *the chanipior’*” *“~=
it
“from
tt the
a
I take things
eat
it all the 5
last -time.
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After
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Knocks
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Jo hansson
NEW YORK (AP)—Floyd Patterson last ni ght made ring history by khocking out Ingemar Johansson in 1:51 of the fifth ro und to become’ the first ex-heavyweight champion to regain the crown. A left hook dropped Johan isson for a nine count early in the fifth round. Then’.
another smashing left hook to+— the jaw dropped Ingo flat ‘on Patterson was extremely quick on his feet and showed the form his back for the full count. Johansson
for
good
minutes
was
apparently
because before
it was
the
beaten
pion was placed on a
out
several cham-
stool in the
ring.
It was last June 26 when Johansson won the title from Patterson on a seven knockdown third
round
technical
knockout.
Johansson was a 5 to 1 underdocg then. | Tonight, the Swede was a 712
that
made' him
the
youngest
Against
Johansson,
his
combi-
nations were effective and kept the champion continuously on the defensive. Johansson was unable to get a elear shot at the fastmoving challenger. Johansson
never
really
got
39,000 paid to see the 25-year-old North American regain the title. Patterson dominated the fight
bobbed and weaved, darted in and out, and never let up his
the
opening
bell.
His
only
a right and
sent him
reeling. |
Johansson won the round,’ his only one, but failed to do any
more damage:to the challenger.
most
flurry
being of
ithe
of
o
nthe time.
Patterson
combination
peating jabs. ‘The challenger Johansson into the first round,, the seconds before the
Teh e-action,)
defensive
and
re-
twice forced ropes in the second time bell stopped
FLOYD
. again
Johansson
a, OF
BEAUTY—Ted
connected
(AP
for
his
Wirephoto.)
WIMBLEDON, the
second
Top-seeded Australia led 6-0, 6-4 victory of Australia.
500th
home
run
(AP)—All
yesterday
in
was
Cleveland
forced
with a 6-2,
over Franz
Hainka
Extended
MacKay,
the
American
Davis Cupper from Dayton, Ohio, the second seed, was extended somewhat in defeating J. L. Arilla of Spain, 6-2. 6-4, 7-5. Third-seeded Rod Laver, Australia and a previous finalist at Wimbledon, defeated Geoff Ward of Britain, 6-3, 6-0, 6-2. And fourth-seeded Luis Ayala
of Chile defeated J. Cox of South Africa,
6-3,
Italian
6-2, 8-6.
Nicola
winner
Pietrangeli,
of the French
championships
won
his first
‘rom Budge Patty, 3-3. Fraser’s doubles
Aussie,
U.S.,
and
and
round
re-
fifth
match 6-3,
9-7,
partner
and
sisth-seeded
Roy
play
and
opened
after
advanced
6-4,
7-5
rich
of Demark.
victory
with
over
son
round.
defeated 6-3,
9-7,
Jaime 2-6,
a
6-1,
Torben
Ul-
to
it
clean sweep for the seeds. In an upset among unseeded Players, Kurt Neilsen of Demmark
defeated
“Ron
US., 4-6, 8-6, 6-3, 10-8. Women’s today with
eded.
is ranked
next.
Hard
but
~
round.
still
in23)
Johansson
the
fight,
looking
for
a
came
the
out
champion
chance
to
land
that solid punch. Less than a min-
ute
into’
caught
the
round,
Johansson
and sent
Patterson
with a long left
the champion ‘to the can-
vas for-a count of nine. Johansson got to his feet and had all he could
do
to
stay
tore into the bination
finally
‘after
sent
up.
champion
Patterson
with com-
combination
Johansson
good with a left hook. The temperature was
and
down
for
in
the
high 70’s and the skies were partly
of the US.
ing female star, 18-year-old Jan Lehane, withdrew from the tour-
left jabs.
FIFTH-—-Patterson
a
Yesterday, Australia’s outstand-
with
forcing
Holmberg,
nament because of an ankle (See MARIA BUENO, Page
Patterson
a while,
landed a few jabs. Neither fighter did any sérious damage. Patterson round.
competition _ starts Maria Bueno top-se-
Darlene
for
round.
scoring
Spain,
make
right.
shape
FOURTH—Patterson again kept from the champion, but continued
Buchholz, U.S.
Cauder,
6-2,
the
nation just as the bell sounded.
:
Earl
forced
round, but then the challenger
his ‘famous in bad
Patterson’s
the
Australia, 6-4, 6-3, 3-6,
6-1 Eight-seeded
minute.
sparred most of the round, the challenger showing fast footwork in keeping the champion fram that famous right. Near the end of the round Patterson scored with a flurry, catching Johanssoh with a good combi-
Indian Wins Seventh-seeded Ramanathan Khrishnan of India defeated John
Hillerand,
against
one
THIRD—Patterson and Johansson
the
probably
the fight
champion
covered up well to end the round exchanging blow for blow. Johans-
eight seeds advanced
as men’s
Tennis Championships classic here.
round
MacKay
‘low
the
ropes
with
Williams, a split second
Neale Fraser of¢+ Emerson, the ranked players
inte the second
Barry
Eng.
round
1960 Wimbledon last all-amateur
{talian
drove
fight early in the Johansson caught
Seeded Players Win WimbledonOpeners
seed,
and
SECOND—Patterson
Friday.
cent
challenger
Patterson’s
he
into
champion
in a fast-moving round,
The the
THING
after
PATTERSON
ROUND BY ROUND ACCOUNT FIRST—Patterson twice shook up
4
A
at:
hea-
going,
lapse was in the second round when Johansson caught him with
Set
vyweight champion in history. He ‘knocked out Archie Moore four years ago for the title.
to 5 favorite. A crowd of about
from
SY
DROWNING
HOP
‘Hogan plays a hazard shot
onto the 17th green in the fin al.round of the U. S. Open Saturday. Hogan took a bogie 6:here and a triple bogie
on the 18th to lose by four s trokers|/to Arnold (AP
s
Wirephoto.)
Palmer.
cloudy.
morning
i |
scales at yesterday
at the Commodore
Hotel.
He was 182 for the first fight. The champion weighed 194%
‘against j
i.
Patterson tipped the 190 at the weigh-in
196
a year ago.
as .