The San Juan Star (June 25, 1960)

‘DAILY. EXCEPT “SUNDAY | Vol. I No. 199°

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Second-class postage paid at San Juan, Puerto Rive

2 Killed As Bomb Explodes Duringg Army Day Parnie CK And ARISTIDES MOLEON By RICHARD

MASS

CARACAS, Venezuela (AP)—President Romulo- Bite siburt yesterday - narrowly

escaped during

the third

assassination

his turbulent

suffered from burns eraftily set roadside

attempt

political career. He a seratches in a.

explosion that killed two persons and in-

jured six others. Interior Minister Luis Au-

gusto Dubuc blamed the attack on followers

of deposed

dictator. Marcos..Pérez Jiméned and foreign enemies of Venezuela —“concretely, the

dictatorship ican

of the

Domin-

Republic.”

Dubuc said dead were Col Ramon.

G THE STORY—Mr. anid ‘Mrs. James Morgan tell. their story to Police Sgt. no Caraballo. STAR photos by Gunter Hett.)

household,

lice Get Gang’ s ‘Lookout,’ He Denies Robbery Charge” Police said yesterday they had completed gang. that terrorized

a Guaynabo

family

the

roundup

in their home

They arrested Ricardo Nu-+ ice 26, at his San-|feur in the abortive holdup

of

the

any

head

a

passerby,

José

Lépez

Henriquez and his wife, wha were treated for burns of

ROMULOoration

their hands and faces, ‘and another

military

(See other The

deaied

and

fense Minister

night.

Nufiez

Alfonso,

Among those hurt were De,

five-man holdup

Thursday

Armas

of the President’s military

connection

attack

parade

occurred

2) . |

during

the army,

commemorating

a

and

ing

|

Morgan.

without

a

license

and

held

in

lieu of $11,000 bai With Nufiez arrest, the police scoreboard for the holdup quintet

looked like this: Two

dead,

kill

man’s bullets on One

youth

by

critically

shot down by the same One

man

a

nabbed

police

the scene. injured,

patrolman. at the scene,

and suspect Nuiie: The

injured

(See

youth

HOLDUP,

has

Page

been

21)

Maria Elaine Coll

San

Juan,

|La

of

Marin,

an

friend

night.

Ten

marked by:

her

dona

Gautier.

on

title by

of

the

spin

fortune

-last

candidates

were

the

spun

wheel,

Felisa

Rincon

hen

dé

of

the

for

this attempt and

worthy

the

official.

that

you

have

emerged

(See BETANCOURT,

with-

Page 21)

Seek Yanks Munoz Signs In Jamaica Law Raising Terror Killing |Pay Of Police KINGSTON, Jamaica Ig —Ten ‘Americans yere being

for those responsible for the

wheel

admiration

At the same time, we rejoice

Betancourt, sent! the | Venezue-

Marta I will reign as 1960 Queen of thé San Juan Bautista. Carnival. and will be crowned in ceremonies tonight in Mufioz Rivera Park. Miss Marta Elaine Coll, queen of UPR’s Mu Alpha a

and

condem

your | life)

death

of

sought hos tinge asi dier security police pr a-

Phi, won

(on

Fortaleza

old

respect

you, we

atinounced that Gov. Luis Mufioz

|

| monwealth and of all Puerte | Ricans who hold. the greatest

anniversary

Is Carnival Queen

of

IAMES ‘MORGAN JR. AND FRIEND ‘ASSO’. |

(in

cable:

(“In the name of the Com-

with the’ case. He was charged _ turce residence and said he|attempt on the home of Mr. with robbery and driving a car of the Battle of Carabobo during the War of Independence. !

was the lookout and chauf-|and Mrs. James

fails

| law chief executive the follow-

story, Page

honoring

. assassination

aide.

maica’s

A bill supplying ‘‘substantial” wage ‘gains to island policemen was signed into

law yesterday by Gov. Luis greatest naphirk Muiioz M

killing of two

British sold-

iers. All of the Americans were linked

|The measur of, rookie

cops

starting July the

basic

d £0 |$200 by police as a terrorist group 1961-62. |! Current sworn to overthrow the govern‘$150. mon’ ment. .

lifts the base pay

sal

to the Rastafarian sect, identified

The

'Rev.

Claudius

leader of the, group, iis bearded

and

gives

|

to be increased

ing in fiscal year

the immediate pay hike

detectives

the new pay scale a

$30

monthly

“(See MUNOZ, Page 21) -

(See YANKS; Page'21)” |

monthly

[base pay for police is ly,

15 of for patrolmen|

followers are on or

|

Besides

Henry,

to |$180

1, and ‘provides for

i

j

}

| sili

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JHE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, June, 255 4960

Herter Raps Nikita For Meddlin« 9.

WASHINGTON (AP)—Secretary of State Christian A. Herter accused Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev yesterday of inter-

Speaking at his first news conference since the submmit blow-

which party wins in November. Khrushchev, who has been making a big point of not dealing

up

with

fering in this country’s

trip,

internal

next

ps!

and

Eisenhower’s

Herter

took

Far Eastern

a moderately

affairs. Herter referred to Khrushchev’s

optimistic view of the nation’s foreign affairs. He said America’s

talk about President Eisenhower’s

alliances seem stronger than ever

successor

In

the

Khrushchev attacked

the

runner, M.

House.

several

has

Richard

expressed

the

hope that Russia would find it possible to’ negotiate with the

Senate

Committee

the

U-2

spy

plane

in-

cident. question

of

suggestions on dential election a newsman

Khrushchev’s

the U.S. came up

Presiwhen

asked whether it made

any difference to the Communists

Leaves Much To Be Desired Senate

The

committee

above

someone

cular

committee

_

that

expansion

to

phone

program

Telephone

the

. charged

of

the

P.R.

phone

has a “high

percent-

Co.,

age” of failures because loading, and the quality

of overof com-

1959” and terminating in late 1963, would correct these “basic

munication

suffers

“because

defective installations.” Even when measured

yardstick

of

Telephone

Co.,

port,

the

what good

the

by

service

Rico the

is

company,

the

parenthesis, ably

in

report

with

called

the

important

that

employed

of

on

in

unfavorre-

the

Bell

the

main-

land.

as

beginning

in

It

will

be

necessary

to

re-

organize the island’s Service Commission to

Public protect

adequately

in

the

public

matter of phone ice,

the

the

tariffs and serv-

committee

reported.

But because the matter of telephone

service

and

complicated, nues,

it

tariffs

the

will

is

report

be

so

conti-

impossible

to

pass in the current |session a proposal

Editors View Venezuela

reorganizing

the

PSC.

traffic

to submit to the Inter-American Peace Committee new evidence

dislike

that

made

stirring

J.

bill

LIDIN

bill

economic

nezuela

is

situation

“absolutely

in

Ve-

unbeliev-

newspapers

Francisco

as

the

Chronicle,

Miami

who day

have

just

attended

in

Caracas,

seminar

as

10- | try,

and

unrest”

that

accord- | }ernment

ing to one of them, Alan Hath- | court's way, who stopped off here yes- | easy.”

the

between

raps

longest the

the

ruling

at

Island, made

International

his comments

Airport

when

advised of the bombing attempt on the life of Venezuelan President Romulo Betancourt yester-

day. The seminar in Caracas was attended by representatives of

COMMONWEALTH POLICE

tery

is the

session

of

chambers

over

Commerce

would

Common-

the

traffic

the

Department

tardiness

where

in

Leon

for

the

abortive

23,

this

year.”

Unrest

restless,” the

who

held

Hath-

great

was

mys-

of

and

The

example. for

fice

He

the

change One

resident

years,

ples

some-

in

Superintendent

general

several

public

that

Police

all

mail

money posits.

The

out

Hathway

in loans

General has

a lot,

rusting

Rey,

should

including

be directed

such

the

Metropolitan

Box

590, San Juan.

Area

which

Rico.

amendment

wage

to

law as sam-

legislation

giving

es

are

he

added.

handling to Box

has

ries

938,

Hato

consigned

down

evéry

URD

formerly

went

deciding

by

to

sub-

side

with

status

of ;

the .

two

leaders

party

lately

on

have

the _hewly-

plebiscite

bill

is

on status.

Two More Tremors Rock Valdivia, Chile

‘Valdivia

est

day,

are

comple-

dominated.

(Union

Republicana

and

hit

was

and the

(COPEI)

“is

easy.”

new

A

it is

(Betancourt’s

Social Democrats

quarreling

party,

Izquierda

influence,

feared

they

he will

and

un-

Accion’

De-

has

Com-

said, create

and in-

cidents to be blamed on Perez Jimenez, the ousted dictator.

by

Mail

in

of

the

the

hard-

‘series

of

earthquakes last month. ‘ The tremors occurred at 3 and 3:10 p.m. EST and destroyed buildings that had been damaged by earlier earthquakes. The in-

habitants but

no

fled

into

victims

the

were

streets,

reported.

WEATHER .. FORECAST: San Juan, Ponce and Mayaguez — Considerable cloudiness with occasional showers, and a chance of thundershowers) today and _ tonight. Chance for tomorrow.

a little

PUERTO GEN

RICO

ISLANDS

cloudiness ers

improvement

and

—

with

and

the

vir-

Considerable

scattered

show-

thundershowers

today

12:30

Democratica

one

cities

cion

munist

without

in the Curinanco area.

YESTERDAY’S

89

HIGH:

at

p.m.

YESTERDAY'S STATESIDE: partly cloudy;

Low: a New York,

cloudy; i hiladetyhis,

75,

71, 78,

cloudy;

Washington, 90, cloudy;

Boston,

71, cloudy; ‘Besiver, 66, partly cloudy;| Dallas, 88, cloudy; Miami,

77,

thunderstorm;

San

go, 70, partly cloudy; cisco, 65, clear.

San

Die-

Fran-

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All

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Area

¢

San Juan — Santurce Rie Piedras — Barrio Obrero or ae cet , 3-2467 for information and

“Seerte:}Nuevo Dr.

Ivan

Dr.

Rafael

& Caparta

Terrace

Banucci

M.. 10 303 Repto. Metropolitano Tel 6-4283 Caguas A.

Cupey Road Tel. 2817

hate

‘on all accounts

ee

CENTRAL FEDERAL SAVINGS |

to

& ole rs here

the

and tonight.

mocratica

assemby

Semiannually

° oP

federated

letter was one of a se-

Democratica) is left, Hathway said, and the coalition of Acparty)

de-

influences

Communist

The

circles,

Save

Oo

to

also

referendum

with Insured Safety.

All cor-

be-

constitutional’ and also that the U. §&. Congress should initiate a

you attractive dividends

been

the

to a vote, ‘side

Munoz’

Your savings working here WILL bring

the

submit

that ‘status, the Commonwealth.’’

earners.

closing

other

tely

un-

in

wage

Storks MAY bring babies,

to

to ‘be

but of this we are sure:

announces

correspondence

an

fiscal

and

all

of new «ars

away

session

That is that Betancourt: lives and remains in power. They fear

heard

went

than

Motors

“hundreds

RICO

centralized in the Hato Rey Post Office. respondence

of-

is 3.3 B’s per $1) report

the

produced more other” for the

American businessmen and the heads of the companies have only one hope, Hathway said.

prominent

DEPARTMENT

of

ap-

buyers,” Hathway said. Business-

Carahis

NOTICE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC The

fine of

substantial aid both to business-

was that Caracas banks had more

in

was

instead

has any

and

of

men

di-

is bad,

in

met

business

he

OF PUERTO

20

in

Hath-

the “House

claimed that

the minimum

American

challenged

had

of

judges | to

drivers

merce,

businessmen. He asked them to produce all the money they had on them and, he said, it totaled less than 200 Bolivars. (The ex-

plant

and

prominent

responsible

Leon

traffic

. Quifiones pointed to the property tax relief bills, the creation of the Department of Com-

that

in

situation

which

an ‘island,

escaped

A

with

way said, but reports: circulated in Caracas the other day that

had

economic

and

of April

' taken

forehand by the Popular Democratic Party,’ Munoz said in a letter to Garcia Mendez. “Therefore, when your party

mit in-

House

week

permit

now ending good “than

rect contact with the military.

repeatedly,

revolt

new

the

statute ,| citizens of Puerto

Cas-

Castro

on

un-

the

in

this

drunken

bill

in passing

Venezuela

cas

Betan-

of

protest

Earlier

on

quickly would be broken. There was no conflict on

businessman,

“very

the

wealth in 1952, a bill providing. plying the present mandatory for the establishment of a De- | jail sentence. partment of Commerce also was] Passage of these last two meaSANTIAGO, Chile (AP)—Two expected to be passed. ‘sures will dound out what Sen- violent tremors shook Valdivia, Senate Penal Committee chair- ate president Samuel R. Quiiio560 ‘miles south of - Santiago, man Luis Alfredo Colon last ines termed an. “extraordinarily yesterday afternoon, and an Arnight expressed confidence that successful” record of legislative ‘gentine Air Force official reportthe stalemate between the two accomplishment; ed a new. voleano became active

coun-

whereabouts

tro

been

is

mitted ‘to the vote.’ “This is the decision

it

tacked some 780-odd amendments onto the traffic statute, including a “serious” change that

before

today

legislative

the

under’

that

statehood to a vote, automatically,

Representatives.

House

hours

down

creation

“deep

gov-

so

that

a

coalitien

presidency

terday enroute home. | Military Hathway, managing editor of || The army “is NEWSDAY, of Garden City, way said, “and

Long

in

law,

status be also’ sub-

‘“un-

over

and_

of

same

Commonwealth

Popu-

will : act,

the Mufioz

out- differences

editors,

writers | feeling

the

“the

Party

passed plebiscite bill. Garcia Mendez has charged

Hathway

editorial

late

under

decides

only eight days ago.

passage

serious

States

of

its

/on, | statehood,

Democratic

by Senator Colon, was slowed by

United

was

the

biscite

lar

today, a conference comwas appointed last night

gavel

and

San

from

that

exchanged

But

he said, and cited an incident which occurred last week as an

said,

Caribbean

the

Party that ‘‘at any moment”.

is party" may decide to initiate a ple-

bill, fruit of several years’ work

Herald, Kansas City Star, Huston Chronicle and six other important daily newspapers. The reaction of the 15 editors,

managing

in

-

Republican

ad-

able” and the only man-who can save the country is Romulo Betancourt. That is the consensus‘of 15

editors,

Castro

Statehood

the

statute

since

stems

troduction

Today

such

unrest

Fidel

told the

before

and the senate. In the fleeting the

em-

Betancourt Country's Only Hope The

Premier

Gov. ‘Luis Mufioz Marin yesterday

legislature

smooth

the

faults.”

local

states

compares

‘many

spects”

System

of

re-

“below”

can be “reasonably” service.

yardstick

the

Puerto

continues

The

of

described

has’

his

HAROLD

Commonwealth

a lot to be desired.” system,

but

plain

battled

“Jeaves

million

1. Cuba—the United State plans

can

In an effort to pass the

conclu-

the

By

journs mittee

$52

on

Kremlin

of area. , Vice President Richard M. Nixon, 2. Disarmament —the United the prospective Republican no- States will submit a revamped minee. disarmament plan at the EastHerter said Khrushchey’s sug- West Geneva conference around gestion “comes to about as close the middle of next week. |

service prevailing at the end’ of 1959. The committee voiced hope

the

based

the

candidate

sions

The

whom

do business with. The Soviet leader hasn’t backed any parti-

named in 1957 to investigate the island’s telephone service yesterday reported that this service

the report,

were

has

Committee Named To Clear Traffic Bill in Legislature

Reports

Solons Say Phone Service special

any longer,

been advising U.S. voters to. pick

especially

The

front-

President

and

despite

times

Republican

Vice

Nixon.

White

has

Eisenhower

as interference in the affairs of a country ‘as anything I could describe.” Herter said on other subjects:

Populars On Ballot Too, If Republicans Ask For Plebiscite .

Jimenez:

_

Nuevo.

Sunday

& Caparra Terrace Isales

Loan

Arecibo, P. IR. ive

or a

Ba 6

\

~

we

Wie me hae

a

Dr. R. Lopez Garcia Central. Ave. Urb, El Verde 1 Bee

ty

Se

ge BORA

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Hoe ct

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|

ma

t

:

yi

red

‘sto

a

SUAN'STAR i adariay! Tithe 25; 1960 ys

‘Army Say s Fall Fromm Ledge, Monday Sai: Foul Signing Killed 6h Not Foul Play On Foreign rade Zone u

Military)

Police

eae

rul-!

ed out foul playin the death of a

young’

whose

Fort

boty

Brooke

was

soldier

discovered

The | soldier, who ye lin Puerto | Rico only six tnonths ago,

in

was

last

seen. at

1::30

By WALTE

a.

PRIEST |

STAR Washing gton Correspondent r sitting! on the second -floor! ledge the back of an Army truck earWASHINGTON—Secretary of Co of Beneficencia Barracks, Still | se Brie Mueller a | formally sign ly Thursday morning. for Mayagi ade' zone Still withholding the soldier’s dressed in civilian clothes he had here Monday an authorization for a forei Carlos Passalacqua, presi-*— weed. int t PRIDCO has name last night pending notifi- apparently just. returned from in eres a later ship their products to U. cation of next-of-kin, authorities, an evening’s pass spent quietly dent of the Puerto Rico In-| Pt

the

time

day,

listing

as

the

multiple

injuries:

cause

head

of

and

monies.

into line

day that the

Surrounded

. by

after

A

cabinets

body was

the

truck

had

Cristobal.

Nightmare’

;

PRIDCO official said yester-

PRIDCO a

by late summer ;

‘has-

agreements

not

with

establish. in number

out

trade zone should}.

be in operation or early fall.

yet

ad

firms

the

wishing

zone.

of companies

}

tial ‘hale

If

includes two 111, industrial buildings,

While will eventually ex: acres. |

ly ‘suitable wha

i

make

a porch

chair

of her

raw

cool

and

breeze

the

sun

branches.; For _

tree

peeked

*

Mrs.

reiaiing

rustled

Morgan,

again

the

the

there

us

was

‘she

hurt

in

said/over

the

shots’

“recounting

recalled

that

fired

fired

she

outside

at least fast

out,

was

action, the

as’ it

move

the

her

into

the

phone:

home,

“‘Morgan’s home. ‘Help.”

Cut

Telephone

-Correo’s cut

With

the

Her

a jungle

telephone next

Morgan’s

bruised _ her

knife,

he

for

the

cord.

thoughts

were

18-month-old

son,

Jim-

when

they

that

they

‘mie.

“I

was

didn’t

afraid

that

any

money,

find

. might kidnap the baby,’’ she said. .She was tied to a chair, bound by

strips

spread. made

ripped

Morgan

from

was

a_

bed

trussed and

to lie on the floor.

Police

arrived

minutes

later

ings.

The

bightmace

was

over,

as

MIAMI DRADERY ; AB6S

Petrovich

llareeny—

a 1956

to

plea

Court

duty

the

or

ex-

Puerto

manufacturer’

materials,

| tax

‘not. the! more

on

the

finished

as Only

my

Petrovich

r, of

when, wi jof

a

sud-

THE

DAY

AFTER

and ‘Mrs. James their

son

James

| gaining

i— Mr.+ organ, rr.

violence

in

home

were

at-

his

got

remain-

to the

U.

S.

Rico

only

his release

District

to have a

set

aside.

15

-days

from

He after

prison—

maid

Oyolas and

German: shepherd

Sso, pose

in front ‘of their

Guaynabo

home. (STAR note by Gunter Hett.) % suddenly jas it had bolt Morgan, listening ta his wife yesterday ‘on the sunny porch,

pioneer

2-cycle engine

summed |up the jincident:

| Tt! should be a lesson to anyone who. thinks of trying it again around here. Two: ‘dead, dite aying,

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distributed by the NAUTIC SHOP 1818

to

St., SanturceaT ENS He

: i ae

oe

his family, down

: Eh

1}

in

Juan,

While

began

gang.

a

small

instead hotel

there

pego

he

recruiting

in

ap-

another

|

Born in Mayaguez

in 1892, he

first was) in trouble with the law in 1917. In the early thirtica,

Petrovich!

ran

a

racket

San

Juan

in

immigration

trapped

on June

back settled

his

life—

Juan

Atlanta did not

in

Petrovich . never

sentence

was | killed

Arriving| in San

in Guay-

private

‘‘enjoy”

had spent the last dozen |

I parently

years

with

ended

of Puerto

two-year

Loiza St.

| Santurce Tel. S-211k

to

ing years, as:he vowed to do tin

as

the bandits were - searching ° the house, discontented with their find-

the

of life

Thursday ‘night

Ironically,

Martina Ruiz

Cord

swings

forearm. -

Morgan’s

no

8, after release from nitentiary,,| Petrovich

dm. in order to San

with. | | shattering

a-chance

at

her with a rock he held. As he pulled her away, she screamed

Owing

ae ing to loot, he: opened fire on an incoming | policeman. He and another glar, Eladio Lebron, were killed on the spot. |

Cor-

swinging

al-

wish

d four other men

turned.

Mario

side,

raw

hitting

“‘shake-down

aliens.

per

specializing

Posing

official

fake an eo

he

as

an

would

settle for $50

person.

|

Time and, again, Ine ran afoul of the law lanl ended up spend-

ing two-thirds of his life behind

bars.

|

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LOH

at

care.

Mariano

bedroom

Mor-

that . turned

16-year-old

was

ended

and

In a matter of seconds, she had .got through to police. But, almost reo

Rico,

where he years.

‘under

sincerely

fand ja long |

what could have been tragedy for the family into grief for the holdup men.

instantly,

i |

| ‘wrote

nabo.

gan’s dog, Asso) and immediately dashed for the telephone.

Her

medical

deness

heard

at) the

diabetes’. and

Posieto ae have left |

life

(Petrovich

once

has

en

moked

Guzman, ali: Ricardo Rivera, 67-year-old _fang . leader whose

bullet holes in the walls and door. Morgan,

y

thy

So

happen a short distance away in|j the Morgans’ guest room—nine Mrs.

“suffering

be migh fami

Nine Bullet Holes There was evidence that it did

events,

prison

regal

just

can’t believe it all happened.”

om ago,

to

shooting,”

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|

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constant

contrast

and over.

liability at the

pays only | the tax on the import.

Id,” wrote Ma-

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from | sugar

“It is unbelievable that no one of

he

cise: tax

Puerto

from

i. RICHARDS

“T am 63 year

‘“nightmare’’

of the night before, was startling.

later | ships

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Guaynabo

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have

of

the time of entry.

his finished product to a foreign

of,

HETT

Delia Stubbe Cestero,

payment

taxes at

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Amendments

To

Fair

Labor

Standards Act

New Wage-Hour Law To Extend Coverage To New Jobs Here By WALTER WASHINGTON—

STAR

The new

PRIEST

Washington

Bureau

wage and hour law now under consideration in Con-

gress will apply to Puerto Rico under special provisions of an amended Fair Labor Standards Act. The question and answer explanation which follows is based on what is still “raw legislation, %% and is, therefore, subject to creasing minimums from the pre- of this year, the 15 per cent change in the final form yet sent $1.00 to $1.25 for covered increase would not go into efto be approved by Congress. employes. The first hike is to fect until May 1961. What’s

the

status

of the

$1.15,

bill?

Both the House and Senate are at work on omnibus amendments

the for

to the Fair

$1.00.

(FLSA).

Labor

There

Standards

are

some

Act

differ-

- ences between the bills mainly in the coverage provisions and exemptions.

But

those

parts deal-

a year

later

to $1.20

and

next to $1.25. The base pay newly covered Mae) is

How

many

in Puerto

covered

workers

basis”

for

reflecting

the

ing with Puerto Rico are substan-

mainland

tially similar. After passage by both chambers any remaining differences will be thrashed out

an industry now paying 80 cents an hour would pay 92-cents under the first-round increase.

' in a joint

conference

committee.

‘ In

general, who-will be affected? Approximately 24,000,000 workers presently covered by wage and hour protection plus an additional 3.513,000 new workers of whom 700,000 currently earn

less then the mainland of

$1.00

Haw

many

Some

New

an

minimum

hour.

coverage

Rico?

covered

to de-

termine. But estimates are 5-6,000, mostly in hotels, chain stores and other retail service trades. What are the new mainland

minimums? Both House and Senate have adopted a three-step formula in-

For

the new

exampie,

minimums

effect?

The House bill calls for a new minimum to go into effect on the The

mainland on Nov. 1, 1960 Senate fixes Jan. 1, 1961.

Is this the same for| Puerto Rico? No. Wage increases in PuerRico

would

employes.

is difficult

would

take

to

in Puerto

79,000

When

increase.

and

apply

effective 1961 or

respective than

one

the

Virgin

60-days

you

object

Islands

after

the

to

an

increase?

Yes. There is an appeals procedure authorizing the Secretary

of

Labor

to

committee

Rico?

Puerto Rico? On a “percentage

Can

set

to

up

a

review

special cases

in

which an increase would result in a substantial curtailment of employment

ship. When for

must

a

or

connie

‘an

industry

review?

hard-

apply

:

No later than’ 60-days after the President signs the new bill into

law.

_-Are

there

making

ground

rules

for

the request?

Yes.

And

here

must watch

an

employer

his step. Written

ap-

AN ANNIVERSARY

plication to the Secretary must come from an employer or group

representing

“a

majority.of

CAKtE— Vice President Richard M.

Nixon, who did not get a gift for his wife on their 20th wed-

ding

the

anniversary,

slices

her

date 1961

Jan. 1, im the

employes”

in

a

given

reasonable cause to believe the increase would result in a hard- créased wages go into effect irressituation. An unsupported pective of whether your case is the present committee system. |ship | then under review or not. For example, if the last wage protest is not enough. recomendation was made ih May Is it necessary for an employer Is. there any rule. of thumb for in a newly covered category to determining additional coverage? request a special review? Yes. There’s the so called “milNo. Thé-- Labor Department lion. dollar” rule. If a business will automatically set up a com- does an annual sales volume hemittee to make a determination low $1 million new coverage proof the proper wage in a newly visions probably don’t apply. If covered category before the ef- above this mark, its workers are fective date ofthe law. For example? Is a special review committee take this little legal’ Well, recent wage determination applicable to a given industry under

RAINBOW ROCK BARBQ Flat Top or Fireplace Model Delivered and Set up in your yard

ject an increase for a specific industry? No. The committee may recom-

nightmare.

mend all or any part of the percentage increase it feels is jus-

affecting

tified.

activity, business, or industry in commerce or necessary to com:

review

by

a

special

com-

to:

JACK Zaida

CUFF St.,

Country

Club

Rio Piedras, P. R.

No,

not

as

such.

However,

biennial review committee may not hold a hearing within a year after

a

new

special

rates.

is

an

to

case

The

optional

the

committee

special “extra”

economic

sets

designed

of

hastily

, taurant business from wage-hour provisions. It also exempts employes of regularly

hotels and motels who derive a_ substantial

|

part of their income from tips. Does the three-step formula mean three special reviews? This has been the subject of some confusion. At one time, the proposal would have provided for this. It’s no longer the case. You now have only one crack at

a

special

review

for

the

15

the

to

According

includes

goods

for, or the

distribution

of

goods

in,

positive qualiexam-

ple

firms

the

bill

now

exempts

engaged”

in

required

Wednesday in Walter

pital with an attack asthmatic bronchitis.

fective

May

She

must post a surity if by the efmade your

a wage case.

If you! don’t,

a

has not

determination the

er

the

res-

after

Reed

to post funds to cover contested increases prior to the effective date in Puerto Rico. But you a committee

ters

where

a: change

in

a

few

words will change the entire procedure. What’s

to.

prevent

a

company

from applying for a review today? Actually nothing. In fact some people here think that if you are

planning

to

protest

its

‘idea to start building

commerce.

fications or exceptions? Yes. A good dozen. For

House

date

“any

of

weeks

not

or

this

work-

“activity

production

At

are

any

the

Yes. But again be careful. The rules have been changed a little. you

in

commerce.” bill,

effect,

WASHINGTON —(AP)— Mamie Eisenhower was back in the White

a review?

present,

in|

and that’s it. Again this is one of those mait-

a

good

a case right

now. Congress may change

a few

things, but the “fifteen-five-five” formula seems to be set. Besides

the wheels of government exceedingly slow.

grind

Mamie Eisenhower Out Of Hospital

Is there a surity or bond required ffom an employer seekimg

employed

“primarily

a sudden hike in mainland wages.

From

ers

bill,

to include

Aren’t there some

review

impact

Constitution

merce

a

The

the

to

mittee take the place of a regular biennial review? °

907

a cake

required to either accept or re- broadens the commerce clauseof per cent increase

Does

Write

of

industry.

Now you can enjoy Modem Outdoor living with a

a piece

prepared by a St. Louis hotel for the occasion. Nixon had But you must offer sufficient addressed the convention’ of the United States Junior and other informa- Chamber of Commerce in St. Louis earlier in the day. versions or no less “financial to demonstrate there is (AP Wirephoto) year after the most tion”

mainland March 1,

in sistant in-

tary,

ae

had

entered

31. Mrs.

I Bo

of

acute

plans

ner

to be

for

Thailand,

as-

at the

the

hostess

the

|said Mrs. hospital

Wheaton,

White House said after her

BSNS

Hos;

the

Anne

three

Army

that Mrs. Eisenhower was feeling “much better.’ Mrs. Wheaton said the first lady King

who

at a state din-

and

arrive

Eisenhower

White

House

President’s

Queen

June

28.

of She

will remain at

return

least from

until his

press secre- Far East trip, rather than waiting return home. for him at their Gettysburgh farm.

RO

GE }

{

|

The Legislative Assembly of Puerto Rico has approved the

The élections will thus be used for the phonies to make its

plebiscite bill proposed by Governor Mufioz

own decisions, about the vital questions dealing with the people’s social economic progress, _

Marin.

The

Statehood Party leaders voted against the bill. ~ This easur

puts an end to the Statehood Party leaders’

cries for a plebiscite, which they never really wanted.

The plebiscite bill aos

In

the Statehood Party leaders hoped to hide the tremendous

other words they were caught in their own bluff. |

achievements of the Popular Democratic Party for the.peo-

of

.

si

It’s now up to the

people

ple of Puerto Rico. of

Puerto

Rico

themselves

to

las, and at what time, provided it’s not on an election year. It’s the position of the Popular Democratic Party that any decisions on the political status of Puerto Rico should be : made by the people, outside {‘of the November 8th ee flons:

Now they can have a plebiscite when-

ever they want, as soon as they want, and as they wanted:

decide if they want a plebiscite, on which political formu-

|

the smoke curtain with which

outside of the elections.

~

\

It’s doubtful Fhke thay atl ever ¢ agree to a plebiscite. They know that they will be again buried under the avalanche of the people’s Vote.

i

—

{ i

A Message of the Popular Democratic Party

fe

<

> DEEDS.. NOT WORDS a

§ j

"THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, June 25, 1960

6

13

of

eentrals their

the

island’s

which

have

grinding

this

sugar

completed year

ground

4.091.008 tons of sugar cane for a total of 411,931 tons of sugar, according to preliminary data released by the Sugar Statistics Office of the Department of

Agriculture

and

Commerce.

The average sugar yield of the 13 mills was 10.06 per cent, which is one of the lowest ever

_Tegistered

‘report

in

Puerto

Rico,

the

adds. year’s grinding same 13 sugar 440,639 tons of

sugar

from

eane

ground

the

13

mills

finished

of

4,152,132

their

tons

Agency

said.

which

grinding.

of had

season

June

lowing tada

of

11

showed

results:

and

cane

the

By

NEW

fol-

at

Aguirre,

Cor-

Machete,

1,083,940

tons

produced

108,455

tons

of sugar; at Constancia, 240,205 tons of cane produced 23,298 tons of sugar; at Guamani, 125,316 tons of cane produced 12,853 tons of sugar; at Juncos, 290,600 tons of cane produced 31,639 tons of sugar; at Lafayette,

288,874

tons

30,600

ta,

During last season, these mills produced

The

as

tons

of of

532.947

cane

sugar;

tons

of

La

mixed.

sugar; of

at

cane

33,239

pro-

Eureka,

produced

tons

340,258 34,654

of

recent

the

to make

of

Of

favorities

1,197

vanced,

dropped

issues

462

other

traded,

declined,

504

tons

of

sugar,

Her, 136,509 duced 13,628

and tons tons

According

to

and

345,123 32,535

Central

but

of cane proof sugar.

the

Agriculture

by

was

expected

mid-July.

ground

by

Up

all sugar

to

now,

mills on

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produced 38,081 tons of sugar; at Canovanas, 283,797 tons of produced

McKEE

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Growers A ie n.

Rice

Mismanagement, Waste

at

— Saturday,

STAR

SAN JUAN

THE

1

pt

i {

t

atarioToday br Dsfonte® ~ pabons ($2 Million Mi ill Ir ‘Cat , week

the

Defense

Department

acquisition

cost

of

$250

but

The Rice

Growers

Association | ernment officials,

‘executives

could save from two to three bil-] _ which ithe Hlinoi€ Democrat] o¢ California (Puerto Rico),|of J. Gus Lallande, Inc., rice im-| lion dollars

eee Hp

said

saved

for

annually

correcting]

priced | for

A ppeceete seine eben this

amount

use

for

could.be

planes,

5. A | small

quisition costs given by the military 100

times

actual appraised value.

their,

idettionl

item

made

for

an

$1.50

a

similar

the

sociation product. |

es-|

The

Puerto Rico, and) operations imme-| California

Air|imvested

blocks.”

Douglas

operations

;

of

of rice consumedin Puerto Rico

the

hed

firm

‘has/the

shop:

for

material

transport

the raw

a

Stockton,

Cali.,

50]

Juan,

from

rice brought

$2 million in| fornia.

to

the

in the

inch

metal

smatl $11

cylinders

machining

apiece.

ee Four

for|

of|

construction]

i plantations to

the

with|

at

one

Douglas

small

ing

Rice

Growers,

steps to

tonite

tai

open

are

also

ened

tak-

ils.

California-grown.

eats

stated|

to 50] James

P. Davis,

Juan.

transfer!

Bishop

Officials

ceremonies

them worth no more thaw $125 apparent-

|

|

will

of

attending

include

the California

{|

strik

soe ae

8

fae Se

a

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the

T UF y

H

|

aivorsen

Roller Chains & -Sprockets

as

_

Gears & Reducers

4

Oil Seals

—

‘HALVORSEN BEARINGS (0. 306

FERNANDEZ

JUNCOS

AVE.

BOX 5195 — SAN JUAN, P. R. PHONES: 2-5393 & 2-5456

=

COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO

|

Buildings For Sale INSTITUTE OF INTERNAL PARTY PRIMARIES AND ELECTIONS tree uildings of varus see {| TO THE ELECTORS OF THE POPULAR DEMOCRATIC PARTY eee ee WHOSE NAMES APPEAR IN THE REGISTER OF THE located

at

Fort

Buchanan

and

vic" “eatargee||

ae

at Stop

Division,

San

Engineer,

Fort

7-%,

San

PRIMARIES OF SAID PARTY FOR THE FOLLOWING

Juan.

Juan, or the Post Buchanan,

or

oe

Femoved from site within 45 days

The

CRA

Mga

Saas weuliDe poet ie

h

of

Area

the

buildings’

must

Engineer

and

be

then

opened.

publicly

ON

‘|

your

Puerto 6-3559

Rico,

LARES

LAS PIEDRAS

SAN JUAN Hl, ZONE 3

BAJA.

Next Sunday, June 26, 1960, and at the request of the Popular will hold primaries

other six precints

to nominate

Democratic

voting,

OF

of the Mynicipal Assembly in the -

indicated above.

In ‘this primary

Party, the INSTITUTE

a candidate for representative to the House for Zone 3 of the |

only those Popular

Democratic

Party

electors

can

participate

who

asked

for

their inclusion in the Register of Primaries of their respective electoral districts, ‘according to the disposi-

of

Inc. 6-5368

COS

Second. Precint of San|Juan, and for candidates for Mayor and members

heme.

Service

or

CIALES

TOA

PRIMARIES

Call Armored

DISTRICTS:

| t

GOING VACATION?

Protect

ELECTORAL

Fort

Brooke.

. .

tions of Law

No. 62 of June 19, 1956, and who have been

Institute, as having filled all the necessary requirements. The

primary

voting places will remain

June 26, 1960, until,2:00 P.M. sharp.

open:

.

included

in said | lnegister by

ask ‘for a

At that time

{ '

fo i

at the Institute

| E

they will i

closed and the voting will commence

among all interested wlartien and Elections

|

|

_

SAMUEL R._ QuINoKEs Member

of the

Primaries

bod

b

fs

HS

os

cnn

ape piensa |

and anyone

of:the Party at:

SAN JUAN, P. R.

Institute of Primaries |

in the

PONCE DE, LEON 156, Upstairs

Directo

ame| bsote

of the

|

of Internal Primaries

|

| ERNESTO MIERES CALIMANO.

Director

|

The rules, for these primaries have been widdly distributed

interested can

the

Jf

for the identification of electors from 10:00 A.M. Sunday,

_ same Manner it takes place in -general elections.

nh

Stiga

ti

7

Lubricate — Bushings V-Belts & Pulley

;

execu-

firm,

ferry

Also

Douglas said.

;

|

off

eae

.

apiece. At mest these assorted wrenches were worth from a few cents to 25 cents each,

them appraised for 2 to 50! :

ed

are

te we start at 10 am. benediction by Msgr.

with

Cataiio

yesterday with =

Searching for Bearings?

2

scheduled \;

had}

9. Eight smali drill bushings} Which cost the Air Force $9.65] - @Pieceor $7725. Douglas had|

that he had a box of 500of

rey fern

is

adhe tori

Stock-

Inauguration | ceremonies

PPraised at $1.00 in all.

3. Five hundred small lamp|

The

fued

nia Port.

Punches, small metal cylinders tives

sockets which Douglas priced at a retail store for 25 cents.] The Navy purchased the item|

although the Navy ly paid $10,550, for

year

‘Two other West Coast proces. seltledient. "The service wentout C. E. Grosjean and Farm- Fane 1 when fe tains ‘walk

from

port

in From Cali-

$3.98 and the Illinois Senator} 3¢ about 2 imches in length for] won as |Fomento and other govWhich the Air Force says it said he was showing a beiter| set which the General Services| * Paid $8.18 each. The four items} cents each. 10. Various small wrenches E $2.75 were Administration carries at $4.05,| Procured

for $2110 and

each

mill here are expected to ¢ut|The average Puerto Rican down the price of this -local| 135 pounds of rice a year. staple, as the Association will] = =P

another

as|

had

the itemh appraised at =

paid

set

Bay.|

mill

er,

paid

$29.00. A chain auto supply store advertises

Juan

rice

“gauge

hee

it

San

first

sors,

some

2.-A wrench set and case for says

which the

end— fer which the Air Force

ata Washington area electronics

Army

the

Force paid $10.00 apiece and|Teadying a special steamship to] which | they designated

—3

retail store. the

facing

is

in the construction of Ttleb sult locathag-viebel ton, ake andclevators. at the Califor

or

which

for

in, gton jmachine | cents.

‘cable with: plugsat each end a qd

to-| porters here and distributors for| government statistics, about 60

piece of metal from a Wash-|of barges to transport the grain

1. An operator headset cable—| | Gotlaiating of aboat feet of| $10.67; - Douglas

Cataho,

This

staff man procure a comparable|San

He identified them as: for

ae

6. Two small pieces ‘of rough| bere.

aluminum

wrenches, for which he said ac-| to

ae

or $340 if bought in quantity. || 1@ addition to the investment | stockpile, process and package Ferry Strike Still On

to the Senate,|

six

gl

eo Testiated tablished in contract for $50. Douglas had will begin the item appraised at $6.00 each) Hately.

ing from lamp sockets to small| from

nal

inaugurated

Rito.

According to Commonwealth

in “rg its $2 million rice mill at] Sello Rojo, the Rice Growers As! per cent of the 300 million pounds

I

Douglas displayed ten terms, rang-

were

if purchased | inc, officially

if bpught

tanks,

guns, missiles and combat troops “if there were a will and a necessity to do so.”

In a speech

2

—

Puerto

sant annoys

.

Institute

of

for the Popular

Democratic Party }

{

|

|

-

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te

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THE SAN JUAN STAR â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Saturday, June 25, 1960

BANCO POPULAR Cordially invites the residents of the

Metropolitan

Area and the rest of the Island to see

| SUNDAY, JUNE 26 at 8 P.M. _ A Spectacular Exhibition of Multicolor Fireworks |

At the Carnival Center:

MUNOZ

RIVERA

A cooperation of Banco Popular

NOTICE: These

multicolor

PARK

to the Carnival of San Juan Bautista,

fireworks are manufactured specially for

, Banco Popular de Puerto Rico by the International Fireworks Co., of

"New Jersey, under a modern process which eliminates the use of bamb oo _ rods thus offering the maximum safety to the public. 4 HGS

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“THE SAN JUAN STAR -

—

Ss

vd

s

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The King And | Ourselves A Carnival By

DEANNA

MORRIS:

A red and white satin-| bedecked figure with a flewing cape leaped onto the run-

ning-board up nia truck

of a small pickat 10:15

p.m.

and

he began his search for a ride

said... “Pm to

to the TV station.

King Momo,

be

on

p.m.

+tefevisien

Can

yeu

Carmen happy

to

emphatic and

give

me

were

and

“Okay’s,” of

and

bumper,

the

after

King 10

began

A

“Tonight,

I am

Momo}

candidates | i

Carnival the back our

40 minute

Momo,

a ride?” their

sa

Said

11

do

for Insular climbed inte

TV

before

and Luis. Robles

I, one

truck

and I have|

Queen, of the | ¢

bumper-to-

ride

to the

Pumarejo informed us that he

station.

We made quite a contrast as had beer waiting for all even-| the satin clad, gold masked King ‘img and that the TV studie auand the silver-costumed finalist dience had a carnival party of | sat on the side of the little their own while waiting. either

side

of

road.

Everyene

Recognized

Mome

Children impassing cars out to the gold-crowned

called elown

an.

eight

miimute

mter-};

leave found 11:30

p.m. when we reached the San Juam Intercontinental Hetel | and

‘nearly time for King Momo te they recognized as King lead bathers into the Atlantic: After posing for photographers, the man who had picked}

them up in his'arms and danced |

the!

with

onlookers by walking up to friends, who ‘ordinarily would have had no trouble recognizing him, and addressing them, fa-

greetings

to the

| miliarly

by

their

amused

IN

THE

Ed

Ritchie

and

SFREETS—Jackie

Kerstein, the

Jerry

SFAR’S

Deanea

tank

Fran

Morris,

|.

Menta:

| I

us

oe ay We eS 1m HG a aaa

t MIGUEL HERRERO and

his

BALLET ESPANOL An exciting and dynamic Spanish . revue with the best of Spain’s dancers and singers!! ' Continuous Music by

CHARLIE

-

FISK

ond his

PLENA DANCERS — Defa Felisa Rincon de Ganiser, Mayor of San Juan, and Billy Carrién, president of the San Juan Bautista, Carnival, execute a neat plena at the

City Hall party.

UNION

oD

310

aie

Donald You

are welcome

Speaking

which

St.,

Punta

Leas

E. . Johnson,

Maries

Pastor

serves

9 A.M,

and

Youth

Groups

6:00

SHOWTIME:

CHARGE

ON

SUNDAYS

For reservations gall Tel. 9-1100,

p.m.

eR

11:00 PM.

f(a COVER

A.M.

|

Phone 3-4197 oe

Rawivex

‘CLOSED

Service

11:00

Orchestra

ond his Combo

NO

people of all faiths. Church School and Worship

Juanchim

OF SAN JUAN

at the English

Church

Intercontinental

photo by Julie {Fokew.)

CHURCH

BER

left

Seri=

nicknames.

It was not until he lifted his | ‘maask, prior te his good luck dip im the oeeam, that his merrymaking friends, guessed his ac-

Wirshing

Santerre,

to right, participated im Thursday’s street dancing festivities. (STAR Photo by Jose Garcia)

|.

Ss ee

King who had thrown confetti and serpentine at them as he cavorted down the parade route. At the end of the parade, the _King had joined several of; the candidates and members. of ‘the carnival committee who were sprawled out on a small grass

king

Dr.

CS tele

in the streets. Adults

carnival

masked

and

—

them

shouted

still

DANCING

1) 2

whom Momo,

SS

the

along

After

view,we were ready to again still carless, we another lift. It was after

SETS

thusiasts

lurched along at carnival en-

eg

pe

here a tT. Hd

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afer i

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grey truck and the way, waving

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, June 25, 1960

LLIANCE CORONATION—At a formal ball Thursday night

INPER-AMERICAN in the Fiesta Room

of the Hotel Condado

ed as their Carnival Queen quez, the

left, and court

and ,

Miss their ee

for 1960.

Angie

Mafuz,

escorts

look +

TODAY— The San Juan BautisCarnival festivities continue

with

dren's

the

coronation

Carnival

Nilda

Rexach

Pp.

in

m.

of

Queen,

the

Rodrigeuz,

Munoz

Chil-

young

Rivera

Miss

at

Brumbaugh

School,

at

after

the

Queen

will

take

Ponce

place

parade.

TOMORROW—

crown-

Above, center, past queen, Miss Joanne Vazmembers

ot

And There

LA CONCHA QUEEN—Hotel La Concha in‘ roduced queen, Lydia Garcia de la Noceda,

Miss

Thursday de

to guests

Arnaldo

Committee

and

friends

Left to right, are Mrs. Delia Quiftones

night.

Meyners,

social

director,

Henning

Mogensen,

managing director of the hotel, and the queen.

Carnival Spirit Takes Over City On San Juan Bautista Eve By Betty Knorr And Nory Segarra

Devils, clowns and pirates danced the “plena” and “la bomba” with masked Greek

goddesses

and

Columbines

of the Peace Ball will hold a vermouthto honor the ambassadresses and candidates for the title of Queen of Peace at 10 a. m. in the San Juan Nautic Club... The

selection

and

Queen

Peace

of

June

brén Beach

coronation will 27,

at

be the

“commoners,”

who

the confines ra Park

and

jammed

of Mufioz Rivethe

adjacent

streets

for the carnival parade and dancing to the music of steel and popular bands during the festivities which marked San

all over town Thursday night. “Queen” mingled with

Monday,

The

Carle was

Be-

de Leén Ave. to the Mufioz Rivera Park. The parade starts at 3:30 Pp. m... At 8:30 p. m., the San Juan Bautista Carnival Queen will Parade from the National Guard Building to the Munoz Rivera Park followed by the “queens’’ of the different social, civic and pubHic institutions and their courts of honor. The coronation of the

Carnival

Teresita Noya

4:30

Park.

fore the coronation the “Queen” and her court of honor will parade from

Miss

place the crown on her head, while on. (STAR photos by Befty Knorr.)

Carnival Calendar | Here ta

Beach,

of

the

held

on

Juan

Bautista

Eve.

Police estimated of merrymakers

later

on

more

than

the

that the crowd

in the streets

beaches

and

numbered

130,000.

.

After the scramble for souvenirs in

Escam-

the

Plaza

de

Armas,

following

the breakingof the carnival

Club, in San Juan.

fata,”

the

scene

shifted

to

the

brated his birthday on Doha Fela’s

terraces of City Hall. Dona Fela’s Reception from back just Rincon, Felisa New York and San Juan Bautista

festivities

and

political

and

She

guests.

for his

meetings

literally

hundreds

changed

three

ists San

of

times

that evening, once into the fullskirted white and black costume of a Columbine—a costume worn by

most

of

the

feminine

staff

“pi- of City Hall, including the cooks — Next, as a clown, midnight,

into

a

and,

suit

for

her yearly ‘“‘good-luck’”’ dip in the Atlantic. King Momo played at leading the youngsters of the Carib-

bean steel band while Billy Carrion, president of the carnival this

year,

dressed

vised

UNDAY UNCH UFFET

composed

CLUB

LA

the

largest

mittee, danced

planned

for

—

of

under

10

Quintet.

and

his

the

witching

Spanish Hughes,

fiesta

7 finalists,

in

authentic Mike

Se-

garra and Miss Rosarito de Jesus, a trio of pirates; and Deanna Morris, in short silver tunic, the Goddess of the Hunt. Annette Davila chose Greece for

de-

taste,

her

inspiration,

too,

and

came

dressed as a goddess in flowing yellow robes. Jackie Wirshing, barefooted and pert,

dressed

as

a

South

Merry

Perez pretty

Widow:

of the blond

Priscil-

Miss

Casa de Spanish

Nevarez,

Puer'o attrac-

Irene

Espana, a girl; Miss

the

joint

queen

of the Condado Beach Hotel and the Cancer League, lovely in an

evening dress and glamorous

ter,

Queen

Dancing

for the occasion Miss Ivonne Fus-

of

Arthur

Murray’s

Studios.

a

Don Cindo from Fajardo, the island’s old master’ of “‘plenas”’

over

to

Sea

his

Henning

Sandy

by

Miss

the

time

orchestra

to

show

from

the

young-

sters

Queen

accompanied

including

more clowns appeared as parade time neared, including Raul de Castro and Joe Diaz, followed ‘by a “comparsa”’ of devils led by the Fran Ritchies. ‘ La Concha Queen’ Presented Meanwhile, festivities kept mushrooming all over: town. In the Shell Room ‘of La Concha Hotel,

com-

dress;

crowd of the and _ hotels

busy

Finalists

sefioritas

barefooted.

Dick

kids.

Carnival

tive

took

as clowns, too, guests of all ages

the

‘‘dip’

the merry Juan’s club

“queens,”’

time

carnival

later walked

la Sein of the Casino de Rico, a sophisticated and

of

carnival.

the

in

Gua,”

Cocusa Lorenzi and Carmen Iris Barbosa came dressed as be-

Is-

technique.

Mogensen

More

and

introduced

the

hotel’s. pretty Carnival queen to hundreds of elegant guests in that room,

and

makers hotel’s

who

casually

clad

partied

fun-

around

the

swimming

pool,

dancing

to music by Lito Pefa and his group and to famous ‘‘guicharo” player, Toribio. ‘ In the crowd were the Teodoro Moscosos,

entertaining

VIP’s;

the: Juan

Mendez

family,

Stateside

Bautista he

was

Garcia celebrat-

land _ tourist-gone-beachcomber, ing'the feast day of ‘his own as came with Dr. Ed Kerstein, dress- well as the city’s patron saint; ed in the same fashion. Ed cele=t (See KING MOMO, Page 11)

NEW YORK SHOE REPAIR A complet

$2.50.

Delightful musie by Rafael Figueroa

for

dressed with the

Insular

and only $3.50 per person. Children

super-

renditions

Queen

especially

every

various

of

including

CONCHA

variety

food

clown,

‘‘plena,’’ ‘“‘Mi Kende

members

frem 12:30 to 3 P.M. Enjoy licious

a

Santaella and Jerry Santerre,

A special treat for the whole family in the beauti-

ful

the

his own

as

midnight

Luisita

towards

bathing

and

Elia Ana Astor and Marta Elaine Coll were two more of the final-

carnival entertaining was there, Officials, the 10 Insular Queen

finalists

Thursday

with the parade and all the way to the joint Condado-Concha beach

Dona

Juan,

San

of

Mayor

The

terrace

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String

and

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expert

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Handbags Zippers

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‘THE

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JUAN

(Continued From and

-Mrs.

Page 10)

Jose

Mrs.

|Rafael’

Enrique

Koppish,

Guijarro

ly were non-existent that even- |} ing when informality | was the order of the evening. “San Juan:

the

family;

+ Mrs.

B.

_mily; |mily;

the Ventura Rodriguez faRobert Baker, Cecil ‘Mills,

|la

Abarca

pants, who failed to dress, casual-

| Gilda

Mr.

de

and Mrs.

Noceda,

and

Carlos

uncle

her . fa-

Coolers” were almost the order of

aunt, , of

the hotel’s lovely queen; the Ra| fael Benitez Carles and the Adolph | Lieblichs

| Harry

with

her

Lehrs.

parents,

the

eve

among

Garcia de

and

25, 1960

strains of a native combo... | Fines of 50 cents for’ partici-

Arnaido.Mey-

ners, Mrs. * ita Valiente and her family; the Morris Poduses, Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Stohi, ‘Dr. and

— Satanday, Jone T | had

King Momo Reigns Supreme Mr.

STAR

the

:

attire for

the

them, Miss

Miss Pepifia Brandariz, ky

Cruz,

Mrs.

ladies,

aret Hill,

Miss Su-'

Eva

Lopez,

wore

her famous surrealistic Scarlett O’Hara hat; ‘Carlos Rodil, Eddie Fernandez the Luis Tejadas (Ma-

Tia Eugenia Lopez), Dr. Luis Vallecillo and) daughter Cuca; At the Hotel Condado Beach Luisita NevareZ, who had chang-| next door, two gay parties were going on. In. the Fiesta Room of ed from formal queenly wear to the hotel, the Inter-American Al- more comfortable toreador pants liance was celebrating its fifth and blouse, with her: attractive similiarly attired; Paanniversary: with coronation cere- mother, At

monies

for

queen,

Miss

The

Condado

their

1950

Teresita

carnival

Noya

Carle.

Mrs. Josefina de Batlle, president of the Alliance, in pale bluegreen lace, ceremonies.

was

the

mistress

of

quita

preceded

by.

bassadresses,

20'

pretty

representing

tume;

Misses

Angie

Mafuz

three

yard-long

Mr.

all the

in

bathing

and

os-

Diego | Feliciano Steelman,

many others

or dancing

to

Harry

dressed

A

and

were

‘Charles |!

others

four-couple

there.

“comparsa”

dressed as turn of the century

bathers, the Harry Fridmans, the

Nelson Biaggis, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Alvarez and Mr and Mrs. Jacinto

Matias,

came

for the fun

‘and stayed to take their dip in

Condado ‘Beach pool,

the

standing,

be-

clothed,

suits

Matias

just

the

fully

right,

Alvarez,

Hotel.

the

hotel guests, friends and crashers were bobbing

them

Victor

high

of the

“COMat

as turn of the century bathers for San Juan Bautista Festivities at the Cendatio Beach

playing on the raging surf, the carnival spirit was in full swing.

around

Mrs,

Fridmans,

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the beaches. where an “invasion”

by

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clad

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12

AND

“SCRAMBLE”

nel

In relation Bondi’s letter

to Mr. Michael published in the

section “Letters” of the San Juan STAR, edition of June 3,

1960, there are. some points on which [ would like to comment. The Government of the Com.

wonwealth has been fully aware

of the traffic accident situation in Puerto Rico during the last decade and as a result a wellbalanced traffic safety program

being

developed

by

all

gov-

ernment agencies concerned. The different. phases of this program

including ment

engineering,

and

Juated

enforce-

education,

every

year

are

by

entirely

fic

Safety

Na-

through’ of Traf-

Activities

which

is

considered the most useful tool for measuring and improving traffic safety programs. Although the Commonwealth

of

Puerto

‘Rico

ticipating 1957, the

has

indicate

improvements to

par-

in this activity since achievements so far

obtained year

been

that

are

definite

made

year.

from

;

Concerning

citizens~ support,

a Civic Crusade for Traffic Safety has been in existence in Puerto Rico since 1955. This Organization is composed of

Prominent ized

the

citizens

need

who

for

a

such

toll

its organization,

on

the

Public

the

and

as

year

Prevention

a

1957

fic needs Puerto

Civic

result,

dur-

Accident

of

the

on

the

traf.

Commonwealth

Rico.

In

regard

the Stop

to

traffic 22, we

that

it was

signal installed at wish to inform you

operation

designed

TODAY’S

-High-

of

Berkeley. With respect “scramble”

Uni| and

Californig

to

the

system

at

use

at

\ a

of

Stop

we can say it is undesirable since traffic has reached a point that

exceeds

pacity this

on

the

practical)

ca-

accesses

to

the. four

intersection.

His

suggestion

will rather

cause

to

traffic

since

addition

of

gestion

the

further [eon it) ima

third

phase to the signal cycle. In our traffid law, pedestrians have

the

crossing tion

right

at

of

signalized

having

the

them. At Stop 22, and “Don’t Walk” merely

way

auxiliaries

when

intersec-

green

facing

the “walk” signals are to

the

green

lights for pedestrians, use. The “scramble” system has been used

in

ties,

and

the

past

San

congestion, was continue it, and

For the

further

San

by

various

Francisco,

to

to dishistory.

information

Francisco

ci-

due

forced now is

about

Scramble

Sys-

tem, Mr. Bondi can refer to the Traffic Engineering Maga-

zine

of

January

1959.

.

Francisco Lizardi Secretary of Public

Works

*e@

ON

HEADLIGHT

DIMMING

by

of

person-

BEST

:

urged,

very

correctly,

enforce-

ment of the laws Tequiring the dimming of headlights. In me-

tropolitan

areas

to be a simple to

stop

it would

and

hand out tickets. Enforcement on the open roads and high-

ways

is,

of

course,

much

more

of

even

the

Major

to

force

compliance

however,

and

with

is

to

FROM

position.

x

Fe.

{

also

exists

in

the

f

carding simply

l

in Puerto

Rico

to “vox.

populi”

propagandists.

of the

party

natural

in.

acare

politi-

power,: with the

ahd

expected

_ Publisher, The Atlanta Constitution What

Most to

-district

number)

makes

:

10

who’

stage’

years old.)

In mid-September, tions

philosophy

a

There

Japanese

in

the

was

for

a

for the

members

brag

simple

expedient

In September,

of

putting

citizens in

being

sub-

and

the

them

loyal sublime

and

swear

statehood

are do

American

Oh,

of

al-to

‘Straw

All of

and

favor

all

Populares.

affirm

Rico, however,

paradox,

they for

are

Puerto

they follow like a

herd of sheep the horn of the Hammelin’s flute player.. Do you think

1945, there were

directions. the extreme,

e

ends

sought

were

were,

to be met.”

from

the

practical

student

into

some

sort

no schools.

eradication

viewpoint,

of

militarism

are

morally

and

mentally

pre-

pared to be a state of the Union? I believe they are not. t

Ralph

Pérez-Smith

Santurce, P. R. |

ek

'AREN’T

WE

Sir:

ok

ek,

trating

news

In your column

23|June

1960

to| Hon. by

an

which

A.

I

“Letters” dated

a letter ‘is directed

Fernés-Isern

unknown

believe

written

“service

man”

was superb.

It

was time that someone wrote concerning

Overseas

Pay

in

Puerto

Ri¢o which I believe does not exist

in public

stories

1952

someone this.”

Request your

I am referring to the third paragraph of the “service man’s” on

paying

of overseas

pay

needs

protesting

and

were

their

wages.

in picture

Their

Magazines

parades

made

and) news

smail

reels,

|

But

the

spectacle

of protesting,

parading

students,

six

or

eight

abreast, with arms linked, was a fairly familiar problem for police. The custom continued. Just eight months. ago some 20,000 stormed the parliament grounds to protest a US-Japanese mutual. security treaty. The present violence was neither sudden nor unfamiliar,

since 1953.

letter

emergency

By 1950 it was apparent that persons of the political left, Socialists and few Communists, were numerous among the poorest paid workers— the teachers and members of the newly organized labor unions. (In-the days of the military government there were ho unions and no one demonstrated.) : : In 1950 occurred the first student -Street fight with, police,

in

AMERICANS?

“more

So, not having to think like the emperor, ‘or to think as the army ordered, and being freed of thought control police, the students naturally tended | to think like the. teacher. And teacher, also free to think and discuss,-was discontented. Teacher was on starvation pay. And so there was much discussion about human rights and the conditions of man and the corrosive effect of poverty.’ There was ‘also notice taken, in discussions, ‘that intellectual attainments did not reward one materially. Communist propagandists did not fail to make known that in the USSR the teacher was well paid and had an honored status. And, of course, they did hot mention that in the USSR neither teacher nor students may discuss or argue human rights, the conditions of man or the material lacks in ife. Before 1946 was ended the Japanese teachers were demons-

that a community of such citizens no one paid them much attention.

EUROPE

every

later the élementa nti ry schools were

the new curriculum to be provided were Gen Douglas MacArthur approved heartily. the United States were to prepare the way for the

Experts from

there

post,

of

party.

about

they

rigidly

fresh ‘ beginning. There was For generations it had been

The objectives of familiar to Americans.

all

of edu-

hands of; the army, policy-makers ‘and administratorsi In 1944, the, colleges and secondary schools) -had been :closed.

closed.

new and

«three

announced a new program

of education.

of war work. A: few months

exception

from

smashed, and the ambiwere: in ruins, the United States

leaders

opportunity

system

riots ‘were

‘race. was

super

army

officials in Japan

no

today’s

‘

the war ended

1945, when the challenge. af Hitler’s blood-

of

of Japanese

occupation cation.

oo

Tt the Japanese student tick? (When

of the! students

almost rabid naticnalism fostered by the war just for pity. ‘| party. The new teaching would encourage support of a free governDuring 23 years the Lions in ment responsi ble to the people. Human rights and .civil liberties Puerto Rico have used the hymn were to be empliasized: Public discussions were to be stimulated, “America” (the first verse) as It was estimated some 15 years would be required to conthe commencement song sung in vert the Japanese student from those taught from the cradle to English. Now in the Rio Piedras worship the emperor blindly, to question no authority, andto die b they are singing America rather than violate the rigid cdde. i with translated words into Spanish. American politicians and apathetic ‘citizens ‘who are However, having beautiful words ‘not inin English for the Borinqueiia, terested in spending what is figeea to have good schools and competen t teachers, might begin here, to read! attentively. they do not dare sing in English. . From the beginning in the new Japanese school system There appears to be a dominant the teachers were miserabl y paid. group There conquering ‘wer . valid e all reasons of: the important posts just to fight the English practical sort. Japan was bankrupt. Her industries and her shipping were prostrate. There! was not enough to ieat, The United language and to purposely bring joy and contentment to some big States, which knew then the strategic value of Japan in the years ahead, was| importing food, raw. materials and political boss. machines . Ever since. Mr. Ferré was to prime the pump of industry. So, while the educational experts from the United States District Governor for District 51, P (wonder why they haven’t changed attempted to alleyiate the financial plight of Japanese teachers,

Puppy”

this

semeriaineeONO etiianecsion

organi-| March, organi- by the

Lions

Students :

Product Of New System _ spnmmnimeainninint By R alph M Gills

stained

zation. and in all local tions where Tyrians and Trojans ar allowed admission, ' The Lions

organizations

Japane

|

Sir: i 4 | “An Old Dilemma’— one of your editorials/of today’s San Juan Star deserves |congratulations for the truth that|the Editor has put in' its contents. Such a dilemma

also

require

Then

*

DILEMMA

this date all such candidates

that all vehicles have the headlights permanently wired. in the

powered

Ww. J. Reynolds Santurce, P.R.

Several are being mentioned ready for next year, and ‘up

usual methods. a simple remedy, that

'

There is no highway in Puerto Rico on which bright lights are -needed- if the vehicle is) being driven at a safe and legal’ speed.

candidates

highways, it seems unlikely that anything effective can be done

law through There is

“one-eyed”

too.

of three are registered

difficult. Since there is in Puerto Rico no organized Police Patrolling

eliminating the

sequent Governors have been selected from the Populares members. A non-Popular has not chance. Last year there were three

seem

drivers

thus

hazards

the

matter for Police

offending

enforce the law that requires both Iamps to be in operation,

22,

On June 8 your editorial entitled “A Cause of Accidents”

the

the

of

the

of the traffic accident and submitted several

for the

Bureau

Sir:

Department

recommendations

per-

highways.

“Association of Casualty and Surety Companies, sponsored by the insurance companies operating in Puerto Rico, conducted

@ survey situation

Yale

University

fecogn-

Crusade has been backing up the annual public education program developed by this Department. The Insurance Companies have also shared their load in this

Problem

as:

coordinated

Since

traffic

This

way Traffic, Northwestern versity, Cornell University

Public support and education program to combat the raising death

to

functions.

sonnel has been trained on this matter at different universities

eva-4 plies

the

tional Safety Council the Annual Inventory

of

devoted

engineering

NNN WNNI

LETTERS TO EDITOR

TRAFFIC

ing

1!

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, June 25, 1960

Sir:

is

;

{f

®

would: give t :

an

answer

The

Police of Puerto

ing

this letter be placed

column, Ed Marquinez Caparra Terrace, elias

to

in

with

R. 1 |

work-

more

dif-

ficulty than the Police of other Places

P.

Rico,

considerable

in

the

world,

theless,

a highly

ficient

body.

is,

never-

competent,

Ours.

is not

pro-

only

quite the equal of any other Police'Force in the world but’ be-

For Mr. Joseph W. Kiefer

cause of its thorough understand-

to Puerto Ricans who are station-

Sir:

‘

revised

or

deleted.

is why

we

Puerto

zen is had, but it also raises the: preciate your recognition of a job well done and take the opmorale of the Force.

I had not had the opportunity ing, of its main ‘function of proed|in the United States. While 1 served in the United States Army of thanking you for your ‘letter tection of the citizens and its I could never understand why sent to the San Juan STAR and full cognizance ‘of the dignity personnel from the United States to The Island Times, a copy co of the individual, better than could receive monetary remune- which you sent us.) ‘We fully ap: most. taf og , ee ration (extra pay) from the day preciate the nature :of your let: the ‘in oceasion had have We. they embarked in Puerto Rico. ter because it not only serves to past: of receiving your | letters Overseas pay is considered when what. ean be done ‘when which we fully appreciate as ¢on-’ a service man is on foreign soil show We also apaccording to Army regulation if not the full cooperation of the citi- structive criticism.

“I'm so glad to be able to give you somet hing,

you've always

done

so much

for me.”

receive

Papa — G23

question

pay

cannot

while

we

‘ata’ stationed: in the’Uniited States?:

eons

3

overseas

My

Ricans

9

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EDITORIAL

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Good

Police Work

.

|

||

e

We had an example Thursday night of poliee efficiency that deserves the highest commendation from the people of Puerto Rico. A Guaynabo family,

|

threatened

with

physical

harm .by armed

robbers,

| phoned the police. The speed with which the police responded to the distress call, and the manner! with which they brought: the situation under control, was — entirely. praiseworthy. | ‘ Patrolman Juan Arzuaga, who shot it o ni with

the gunmen, killing two and possibly a third who

| was

-in critical condition at this writing, and the, | Subsethe quent ¢ apture of the other two, gangsters b

-

police were in the finest tradition of police work. This newspaper has been critical of police failure to curb lawlessness, enforce traffic laws, and especially to apprehend burglars who have made of the Prime

of burglary what we call a “growing industry.”

have been demanding what any modern community ae serves:| adequate police protection. | .

.

But be that as it may, the example of ‘heroism

and efficient police action at Guaynabo justifies an. editorial look at the other side of the coin. | What- is the: policeman up against in ‘Buerto 1 Rico? |What does our government contribute to betThe

protection? How well do our laws ‘support 4n doing their duty for the citizens? al

policemen

in

Puerto

Rico

risk

their!

lives

each day-and night when they report for duty.

They

MAvULDWS

Sido St.Louis Post-Dispately

do this for about the same wage that is paid to a messenger hoy for a bank or appliance firm, or news-

From Washington

paper. With the “increase” signed into law yéster‘day by Gov. Mufioz Marin, the policeman who shoots it out with gangsters will receive a basic wage of per month, or about $43 per week. If he has a children and a home to maintain, he’ s living less, a life of luxury. The policeman in Puerto Rico cannot treat,

Eisenhower's Support Of Nixon May Mean Speeches In South |

$180 few than asa

criminal a gangster who has one day to go to reach

By William S. White

the age of 18. The law says that gangster, whether ‘armed or unarmed, ‘whether his depredations are a

WASHINGTON.—

menace to other citizens, or whether he flaunts: the law and its enforcement agents, ‘the police, is a

cuffs on the policeman and then tell him to maintain

It

and order.

'*

In. recent strike violence around released

again

by

cases

May

the

on same

come

up

bail,

and: re-arrested

harrassed in months,

police

or never.

the flaunting of the law can continue | for maintaining

Because -

racy”

of

again

offi

interpretation

agreé, one

Meanwhile,

“demo-

- the same politicians that some voters may be offended by “police brutality,” the citizen has been convinced here that any action by the police in self-defense or

first been

that

the

commit’

to his position

him

formally

at

And

all he could he

had

for

always

his had

there.

is

no

doubt

at

But the Nixon switch also was one of realistic politics. For the Vice-President’s whole ‘| strategy has been based on the assumption that Sen. John F. Kennedy would wind’ up : as the Democratic Presidential nominee.) Kennedy, of course, is a Catholic. And the South :is, in numbers ‘at any rate, the least Catholic section of ‘the country. The only Catholic here‘tofore nominated for President, Al Smith in

no this

nominated

.The government won't, back him. up, won’t pay. him a iliving. wage; and

burglaries, thefts from autos such as. batteries, radios,:

tires, hubcaps, purse snatchings from tourists and residents must be laid at the doorstep of the government and in the laps of the legislators who just voted themselves a handsome salary iincrease while throwing

1928,

Vice-President’s. own:

the

presente—and.>

‘be still the biggest of all G.0.P, guns is highly - important.

in)

two

ways.

First,

it

signals.-a

sharply

illustrates

the

Nixon

a small bone to the policemen.

civil WHS a

by

the

tot dly.

two parties.

has long since

rights

position

general dine. Tin

i taderate VIEWS.a3 Soeesa 8

abandoned

to

an extreme

into

mcieck yee a far gmerex one:

acta

iy was wath

ete

of

0.

the

South.

P.

campaign

Sechhigué

~ further

late

‘that they “had received this “oomph.”

an:

, Kennedy himself: has never been xtremist. Though genuinely pro-vivil rights,

he

But some

not hate or even of the extreme

quite. simply Soi

‘bring ‘himself

G.

to the left on civil rights: An example of ‘such ‘pressure has just! been ~|seen in the: visit |to Kennedy here of a power| fuk "Negro: group.” The* visitors wanted what | they described. as’ a “little. more: oomph”in ~ K y's civil ‘rights-stand. They, indicated

different approaches likely to be taken toward. _ the South

bulk

probability that he will be forced further and

of that party. it

the

hasie

jthus seeks to combine Kennedy’s presumed political liabilityias a. Catholic. with the clear.

Republican , determination‘ to, give the South the highest. campaign . priority, din the history Second,

lost

The

people think the Eisenhower presence do,them more good .in the South. than. the.

he realized

moderate, slow but steady way.

a fondness

all that

associated— the more

they were hampering rather than promoting civil rights, He concluded that the only pvussible way) to achieve any progress wap the

Presi-

more good probably than it would do any: where. else in the country. ‘The decision . within the Nixon camp to Send into. Dixie what is, widely assumed to.

the laws are so inadequate that he ,can’t be-right. The present wave of lawlessness, strike violence, °°

boat

do

successor.

even

cases decided the bettey part of valor.is.to turn. one’s

un

in deference to

he would

‘And

The; policeman, whose

. The soveramats. system. a asi is dishearten: 4AY rer e-evaluation, of 2. Hus. aro agy eomninunity &seemsin or hin

though,

wishes

Nixon would

own life is. often atstake for $43 a week (when the raise goes into effect), has understandably in ‘some back. on crime... the Legislature

reported

for, the erstwhile Democratic “Solid South,” in which he carried four states in 1952 and five in 1956.

in the minds of politicians, and the fear among

in defense of others is, brutal.

be

early ‘stage. He has already said publicly that

the burden of

now

by a speaker

There is no doubt that the President will

and ‘These

order is on the police.

a warped

can

in his Presidential race

tobe headed Eisenhower.

-dent will be asked to make major appeals — indeed probably his main appeals of the whole campaign— to Southern voters in behalf of the Nixon ticket. ~

the building in

which this newspaper is located, some strikers were ' arrested: repeatedly by the police, brought before a

judge,

other Northern politicians who have never an‘nounced their change. For. the. longer the ‘Vice-President watched the all-or- -nothing , advanced liberals— with whom he himself had

this fall'— a named DwightD.

The inadequate ‘twa of Puerto} Rico place |‘hand-

: law

Richard | M. Nixon’s orga-

nization is preparing to send a truly formidable

‘force into the South

“minor.

'

.

ter police. the policé

all

Rio) Grande;

and of

undoubtedly

the

to

the

ultra-conservative or

mo-

the

do

South.

liberals

hate

it, from

whether

dislike the

Democratic

Potomac

derate. It is a glandular thing, rather like that whie¢h moved ssome :professional \Southern® re bels in’ ‘past generations “ rary Yankees just f

ee being: ake

rday, June 25, 1960 iT |

-Felisa Rincén or of San

the

water

ditional

may-

is helped

from

after taking midnight

ocean.

youths

de Gautier

Juan,

dip.

Hundreds splashed

4

the train

of.

.|

the

laughing

water

Miss Cucusa Lorenzi, one of the

‘dona

Felisa until she was soaked through. She came out still holding her smile’ before changing her clothes.

ten finalists for carnival queen | ' io happily in an open conver- | /tible during the parade. Queen |

!

iu

“gandidates appeared in all man-

t

i

-

ner of dress several places during the! } parade,

é

Luis Lucio Ce son of “King along the parc —~

queline . Wirs the “King of « “onally leac

The was

carnival queen of St. Croix dressed in a Queen Elizas

beth I costume

|

.

and was. attend-

ed by. two “ladies-in-waiting” while parading. Many tourists attended |the parade: mizing in the elbow-tozelbow crowd ‘along |

the parade ‘route.

BELOWs A seven-piece. band, -including five blind musicians, played danzas and plenas during a concert at Munoz-Rivéra Park at thejend of the: parade. By midnight, however,

even

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dike this one.. The Thursday , night parade i-4 date! start, thengot off to an hours proceeded slow- E ly to the park where it dis-

_ banded.

This Tittle parade marcher was one who didn’t have tired feet.

j of.

~ Leto

the musicians

had-gone

to take their “good

luck” swim

in the salt water nearby. -

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When North ‘faced the dummy, South realized that it was impera-

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not

well.

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insult

HERMAN

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have

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trump lead could prabably sink was right on this hand but he did the ship but West made a normal make the wrong play. Had South’ lead of the king of diamonds.' | played the ace, he would have | There is a best way to play this failed to make four hearts.

Hand

but

the best way

will fail

and this declarer will’ not ' fail. Just proves that there is no such thing as a right way in bridge. After cashing the diamond king. West switched to a trump and

declarer won the king in dummy.

A small spade was played and South ran in the queen from his hand. Please do not try and figure out South’s play. Of course, he

Neither

side

lead:

King

of

diamonds

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queen

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get his ten of hearts but that was only three tricks.

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Sacre Bleu’ Parisians Cry As City Gefs A Scrubbing giving

ULYS H. YATES (AP)—City fathers

Paris

despite

pleas

had are

a

face-scrubbing

by

traditionalists.

been

was

cleaned,

and

the

historie

nude,”

shop

the city’s and pub

A

buildings

are

businessman

says:

weren’t

put

up

on

the

the

owner

the

Faubourg

of

“Sacre

“They

yesterday.”

ident is no walls,

home

of

is what

a

METRO

soldier

its soaring can’t

do

satisfying songs.

day

St.

it should

The

be,

a

lies|

Get

said

but

the

Left

Bank

‘Failread de

GOLDWIW-A ‘MAYER

La

city’s

stations—and Republique,

largest

com-

Rican to

Nightly

8:P.M.

Regular

Prices No

Waiting

Seats

his

wife

Eloise

are

the

squares.

Siberian Songbird But

grandparents.

beauty.

COBIAN’S THEATRES SYMBO

;

L

OF

Garten

O’Brien

has

Garten,

a

son,

-and

the

a

Pictures For TODAY antGhe ee

son,

Patrick

Sean,

we

The

say,

chick

Russian-

on

rums.

Times

the

said the Times, spirit’ behind

{the

carried. an

Promotion

as

of

Puerto

it.

Eric| Pat

And

makes

mike

side tables with

numbers

as

“Deep

In

Blue

she talks

rounds

in. hant

pert. nose at the menfolk. I such she sings of metedi es

Jr.

Blond.

a

of ring-

wrinkling her her misk-mash

The

in

this

about 1959,

2,000,000 compared

proof

gallon

5@ per

n Galena is

is really

Galena

Naturally,

}} O’Briens’ son, Patriek Sean, has

FINE

ENTERTAINMENT

as

Aa

eyes. Fine’ frame. Good legs. like a sister Gaber.

ter.

Mrs.

York

“Rum,”

eonsumed

Their daughter, Mrs. David Gartfen, has given birth to a daugh

Avaitabte

New

feature

shipments

HOLLYWOOD (AP)—For the third time actor Pat O’Brien and

PM.

&

infor-

of: Puerto

“has been the

The last

referred

Commonwealth’s

Rican

rum

to

the

U.

S.,

totaled 614,682 cases in 1950, compared with 868,053 cases im 1958, and 984,288 cases in the first 11 months of 1959. . . The Commonwealth estimates it produces 75 per cent of all rums

Pat O’Brien Again A Grandfather 3:00

¢

BROTHER, FACTS ‘DEPT: of the Business Section of

Operation Bootstrap... According to the National Assn. of Alcoholic Beverage Importers,

the Place of

Rér ‘act’

the tune.

Sunday’s

student

one

public

ok

.

2

district, the Gare de L’Est—one of the city’s biggest and grimiest

Phone

picture?

FACTS; front page

by the end of next year cleaning of the Champs

Elysees,

the

mative

for

Ske“ dhiddii

It would be entertaining, for a change to get the tune, the whole tune, mod nothing

memory

calls

about

languages. Well, these pieces of songs are as ying as misceHaneous pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. You don’t get the whole picture.

arch.

it,”

Semewhere

Galena announces she will sing “all the songs ‘together in one.” - Then she procedes to do bits .and portions of many songs in numerous

Schedule

sehedule

pletion of the

3-23.

Last weeks Now Matinee Ley Including Holiday:

1

well, she is a great With little if 2

whose office window on the arch. “Now it

Full

Pres-

eee

=

By Al Dinhofer and “Give Me a Little Kiss.” She- also does a trite parody of “April in Portugal.” Her rendition of “Wunderbar”. is a the few

of our past. Clean it, and it will be just a white sepulcher.”

Charles de Gaulle. There record that the Palace built in the 18th eentury,

METROPOLITAN

just

a banker looks out

The brush-and-bucket brigade has already serubbed the Elysee

official

unknown

beneath

A Beaut

t i i € i

i

buried

Brush-And-Bucket Palace,

048

SPAR — Seturday, June 25, 1968

‘startling.

snorted

France’s

else.

Bleu, an historical monument should look like one. After all they

Pe

The, plas

Honore.

and

something

sy

(Our Man in San Juan:

buildings within five years. | The next public monument Some are all for cleaning the scheduled for a face-lifting is office and apartment building the Areh of Triumph, shrine of along the “grand boulevards” French honor and patriotism. monuments

fips

emerged mottled yellow, “It looks

lic

but

e

What had been an imposing dark grey, almost -black, facade

that the dirt is part of the city’s historical charm. The aim! is to clean historical monuments

ever

result

tae

’

By PARIS

JUAN

#4

is

231

of

more

cubic

by

than

for about market.”

it

Rere “in

per

shipped

in all 1958.

inches

1.5 per cent

of (A

of

liquid,

This

is an

cent... Rum

of

the

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&

SERVICE

visiting firemen

that

volume.) 14

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PUBLIC

and

gallons 1,732,000

cent aicohot

increase

counts liquor

country

proof with

Ss.

E

DEPT:

¥f

tourists

are plaguing you

with

or

ques-

tions of what, where, and how in San Juan, just refer them to the Tourist information Serveie, 3-8576.

+S

PARAMOUNT

Ptr.

Cantinflas New Spanish Version ay “EL CIRCO”

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Invites you te enjoy

"THE FLYING FONTAINES” ee ee CONTAINES

MATIENZO Store

Kenneth More Done Winters — “SINK THE BISMARCK” Cee

Lively and refreshing dance team

AMBASSADOR - 12 M. OF

LOST

Jerry: Lewis GIVE UP THE

“ZERO HOUR” Sunday Lancaster — Kirk

“CARMEN

|

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ANNI a VERS ad ARY” La

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RAFAEL FIGUEROA snd ti sine eit Dinner from 7

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alternating: with

The DIMARA SISTERS |

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Star

HIS CALYPSONIAN

“A HOLE IN THE HEAD” rr ereewenircee ensign aes

“HAPPY aera

Singing

‘playing

Simatra

“DEVIL’S

International

JOEL MEYERS AND

WOMAN”

Marilyn. Monroe — Tony Curtis, “SOME LIKE IT HOT”

Burt

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.

HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M.

“DON’T

Outstanding

Racketeer

LSS

Frank

SHOW”

Dinting to the; i.

Cooper

*"DALLAS”

“ISLAND

“FLOOR

JUDY MARTINI and THE MANHATEANS

MUSIC HALL se

UF gay

Sebbhehbbbennnene’

(Stork Cfub, EI Morocco and other outstanding clubs)

PARA SENORITAS”

Gary

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and his famous orchestra

Mapita Cortes (Mrs. Lucho Gatfica)

“DORMITQRIO

TONITE

—NORO MORALES

the

bp be

of

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THE SAN JUAN STAR

3

— ‘Saturday, jon 25, 1960.

OFF THE CUFF

——

SANNA

AW By Chuck New The

Board

of Directors

of the

A

51” have invited the press, radio

delegation

of

31

from

the

Medical Association of P.R. of and television and friends to a Rio Piedras Tennis Club will | which Dr. José A. de Jests is, cocktail party Tuesday, June 28 challenge a Picked squad from president, will ‘honor the press, at Hotel San Juan..The Mayor St. Thomas in ‘St. Thomas over radio and television at 7 p.m., June 29, at the Association build-

of

ing...Margaret

legates of the International String Congress, who} are meet-

the July 4 week-end...Mr. and_|% Mrs. Alex Maldonado, formerly of Cabo Rojo, and residents of | : the U.S. mainland for the past |‘

ing

Inter-American. Uni-

35 years,

San

for .the first time in 11 years, They, were accompanied to the island by their young grandchildren, Eddie and Freddie Maldonado, and are visiting son, Alex Jr., a STAR reporter. | (Ann Toler ‘in New York week purchasing oil painting

Hotel

gathering

material

newspapers...On unday, 26, The Episcopal Church

at

the

versity

at

Dofia

Felisa

Rin-

entertained

de-

German,

at -a

cocktail and reception. Wednesday afternoon at the City Hall

penthouse. Admiral Dan ‘Gallery will invite friends and officials to his

in ‘fourth of July Open House from four to seven at the CommanJuan Hotel, 11:30 a.m. dant’s Quarters, San Gerénimo The Netherlands Consul, Wal- ,..Sanm Juan STAR columnist, demar Lee and Mrs. Lee enter- Al Dinhofer will speak on “The tained at a reception held at Problems Involved in Dramatic the Swiss Chalet this week to Criticism”, before the members introduce The Netherlands Trade of the Little Theatre on June Commissioner for the Caribbean, 29, at the San Juan Country Mr. Van Rossum and his wife Club, Condado. A question and entertain

at a breakfast

the Isla Verde

..-The

Room

members

(Schedule Sat.

Subiect &

Oe

of

Sun.,

of El San

“Citizens

for

-ime

in

Te

Change)

Ji

MARTI: Sign Rod Gang

25-26

ANTDECE.

aoCary] the

Chessman,

eets

HOLIDAY: Holé in the Head, Some it

Hot

LORRAINE: Flying Fontaines MATIENZO: Dormitorio para -Senoritas METRO: Waterloo Bridge METROPOLITAN: Ben Hur MUSIC HALL: Sink The Bismarck. : N=W BROADWAY: Nacida Para Amar, t.ass Canciones Unidas P‘RAMOUNT: El Circo RIViERA: Happy Anniversary, Wonderful Country SAN

RIALTO: the Ship.

Zero Hour, Don’t Give Up Sun. Devil’s Disciple, HapRIO PIEDERAS DRIVE IN: Carmen

Day of Against Tomorrow. of Anne Frank CAPARRA AZTECA: La Flecha Echame a mi La

the Outlaw, Sun. Diary.

DENIA:

Infid:

Hot

Baa

RICO:

Anatomy

of

enei

Desert Hawk.

a

Sun,

Murder

PONCE Young

NEW Odds

YORK

underway

new

hotel

breaking

Manhattan’s

since

1931.

ceremonies;

mer

ESTA B

due

to open

Oct.

with

20th Century Denies HOLLYWOOD

and

and,,Andy

Vladimir,

all

at

one

terminating

(N,

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presents

Le

Mirror)

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P.

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Well known

Time

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when

announced

In his third consecutive week

*

and

fa ce

renewed

AVENUE, | CONDADO

t

_ PEPITO TORRES and his “SIBONEY” ORCHESTRA

be

rae:

in the

1:30 A, M. SATURDAYS

dais to the Tuneful Rhythms of

‘wouldn’t

Two shows every hight 11:00 P.M. and 1:00 AM.

eT SHOW

tract

Sammy

contract.”

ASHFORD

kK

Mor-

—

her

Clerk

*

timer

(AP)

Dropping Of May Britt

Buddy

hotel,

ROOM. |

husky

for

‘after

in

Earlier an unnamed studio England recently, had nothing spokesman said Miss Britt’s con-: to do with the decision.

‘belts out the rhythm

response...Lee

School

shortly

since

Milburn |

million Avenue

GALENA win

to El Retiro

confined

Adler, production chief at 20th Century Fox, denied the studio plans to dispense ‘with the services of Swedish actress May

McCann-Ericson

of Imparcial,

Songbird

to

been

she stabbed her mother’s boy friend to death. (AP Photo.)

The Russian

songs

has

she

is

1 1961.

Proudly -y:esents

written

eturn

Cheryl

Editér

mark-

backed by Loew’s Theatres Inc. is

Suddenly Last Sum-

Sheep,”

16. where

is

NUEVO

He 800-room

girls,

here) now residing in .Connecticut, says that a recent evening in New York City, was like a night in San, Juan, having run into Mary and Terry Noble, Antonio Ayuso WValdivieso, _ the

(formerly

Ground

here

Cher,

an option fell due this summer. The spokesman was quoted: “It’s no secret that her picture ‘The Blue Angel’ was unsuccessful at the box office. We Britt. Adler issued this brief state- don’t believe we have any fument: “May -Britt is under long- ture work that would suit her.” The spokesman was further term contract to 20th ‘CenturyMiss Britt’s Fox and there is no factual ba- quoted. as saying sis for any story that the studio engagement to Negro entertainer

first

ed the start of the! $25 Amreicana at Lexington and 5ist Street.

Black

and Sally party.

Philadelphians

(®#—Construction

for

will: invite

June-28 from

directed by Ivan Rodriguez. And, I hope, maybe a Corona?... A letter from the Art. Staffords

BAYAMON INTERNATIONAL DRIVE IN: A Private’s Affair, Green Mansions OLLER: Anatomy of a Murder PARAISO: Tanganyika, Jinete Solitario. Sun, Traidor de la Tribu, Juramento de Lagardere

PUERTO

of P.R.

Tuesday,

5 ‘til 7 to the Corona Beer Gar-

ROOSEVELT Sat. The Hangman, Hot

ce

Inc.

den where we will meet the cast and production | staff of their coming production of “Baa

TERRACE Envenenada, Culpa

PUERTO

KRESTO

the press

Pier 5 in Havana,

ROOSEVELT:

she represents,

. Reproductions,

tle Theatre

follow.

Gladiators,

|‘

for the newly. or-

company

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Hearings

on charges

against Ramon Pedrosa, a nationalist aceused on two charges of assault

with

intent

violations

to

kill

agricultural worker heads ef

low-income smalf farmers

families

and

of the Arms

to

and

in the

island,

according

te a spekesman fer the Dairy Cattle Distribution Program of the Commonwealth Department of Agriculture and Commerce,

Law,

have been postponed until Aug. 17 by Ponce Superior Court Judge Manuel A. Moreda. Additional witnesses have been cited

There

were

[2

distributions

to appear for the defense, in- made during the year im 25 municluding Pedrosa’s mother, Jose fina Rivera, now residing in New The accusations against PedroYork City. The

judge

has

also

ordered

sa arose out of an imcident January im which detectives

an

investigation into the nature of the tests given Pedrosa at the Psychiatric

rder

Hospital

upon

gone

to arrest him

last had

for allegedly

breaking probation. Shooting ensued, and detective Jaime Torres was injured.

a court

last month.

Luis

iT

i

A $50,000 suit against the U. S.. government was filed Thursday}

in Federal Court for injuries suf-|

What The Stars

ERK

@,

Foretell

fered by Ruperto Maidenade Gen'galez of Sam Juan im 2 fall at the | low-cost Naval Exchange im Reosevelt sales, d estimates: it will dis{ ite 2 tetal } Reads last November 13.. The suit } Harvey of 650 head of eattle | in the course ‘was. filed by atterney Nachmanof San Juan. of fiscal 1961. i| . The purpose of the) prograns, in effect for four years, is to sell

deriving from distribution via such

mileh eattle to small farmers. and

agricultural workers who are heads. of

family,

to

provide

them

sufficient milk for adequate

with

Barrie Obseso Library Will Be Relocated The

nutri-

Eugenio

Maria de

Hos-

tos publie library at Barrio ObreThe

animals

are.

seld to eligible

i

ent plan, depending om

persons on the with payments

ro,

Santurce,

will

be

moved

to}

208 Williams St. next week, it was. announced by the Public - AREES: (March 21 te April 19) family income. Normally the cost is from $250 to $300 for 2 good _Relations Office of the Depart-, Get busy early cleaning, garden)ment ef Education. milch cow. }ing, repairing. Improve appearance

ef

your

as its

hearly.

|

property

value.

as

Driving

welt

is some-

‘

ae

TAURUS

(Aprit

20

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to Ma

120) It would be very wise not ‘to be sure the information re jceived

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instead,

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to

Ort. 22) sliould be

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You. need

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exclusively.

right

you

to

persen

the

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best

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te

follow

that

erroneous

intuition

and

which

could

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is you

into the wrong channel today. Increase present prestige and Security imstead through loyalty

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LOS BILBAINOS and their singing guitars _

with

your

friends. _

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dutch with a-goed: partner. Ask

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FAMOWS

VIOLINS

for

OF fF

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advice

instead

and

come

afar better understanding.

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21

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(Continued From Page 1) _ Robert Gaew and | asked - them (Continued Today; Repori ‘identified as Mario Correo To-|t9 call police. However, the Grigg’s raise to tres, 16, 1. Pachin in St, Las|Phone, on a party line as! to eis poke

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Inspector

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from page 1) eants, and

(Continued from page 1)

up|0n charges of treason and felony.

to the | eters

| The soldiers were slain Tues-

day when

: i

|

a police-military raid-

ing party was ambushed shortly

“HONOLULU | — President Ri-|yesterday by the STAR after a|the bandits had silenced the Mor-| The Senate Finance Committee, after searching a Rastafarian camp senhower “will end his. Honolulu} detective said he died late Thurs-| gan Phone previously by cutting wien At tepeetes tt 08 bee Ts thy ilk inoctlr of “Kingston:

visit today

and

start

back..to|day on. the operation table.. He |the wire.’ jhas a: bullet lodged in his neck.|.

Washington at 5. p.m,

7

pay bill, stressed that the present|’ |

Mrs. Morgan, ‘warned a

a shot automati¢

wage

are doubled |

‘| tified nine of the

an ex-convict ‘with a long police ‘Arenaga and two other policemen

near San Francisco. .

.is record. nation cently

“scheduled to report to the

CAPE

Authorities said ‘he ‘re- to. the’ scene. ‘was released from the

Monday ~ night’ . Eisenhower.

10 sought as

Reynold |Henry, son of the sect

Titan Firing A Success

vis AFB

msi

Police Said they have arrested 26-year-old American from New ork, Roy Malachi. They iden-

increases |‘based

His: jet; airliner.’ will: make- cay, He received the last rites of the|and the’ barking of their dog|0D years of service Aso, had managed to get through |to $10 monthly. one:stop before arriving, at. An- Catholic Church yesterday. The dead men have been iden- to police while the intruders were drews “AFB | near |Washington forcing their way into the house. about 8 ..a.m./ tomorrow,|. it. was tified as: Mariano Betrovidh Guzman, 68,| ‘That was the eall that brought announced. It ‘will. refuel at. Tra-

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leader, Eldred Morgan, Michael Swaby, Patrick Grant, David Armbrister, Donald Harper, Joseph Williams, Titus Damon, and Wil-

CANAVERAL, Fla,

The Air Force fired a Titan missile on a sixth straight successful) 5,000-

Arzuaga, who became ill after jiam Jeter. from. Washington. on his. Far. East- eben, era | pesiientinty fer the shooting, was released from mile flight yesterday and prepared | Police said. the Americans are erm

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the assassins and said stiff- penalties had been demanded for

those

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nurse, Martina Ruiz Oyola, 25, had escaped from the house un-}

| The government decided’ to suspend some constitutional guarantees as a precautionary meas‘ure, ’ The neweslaies El Nacional said Betanco had. been’ warned four days ag of a bomb plot against his life a confidential message _ from Washington. It_ did not give sage.

i

|

|

In the, meantime, the Morgans’

constitutional

mes-

Bordas : Pruterh Campo

while their! 18-month-old | boy Jimmie, cried. i if

| and install a dictator-

the source of the reported

|

|

|

bound with strips’ of a.bed spread

Dubuc called it “part. of a plan to

.

5

control

Cia. Tras. Esp. |

> St. Thomas

three others ‘followed while Nufez allegedly remained at the}!

remain calm. The army and the three political parties making up the coalition are ‘supporting ‘Betancourt, he stated.

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his wife at the heavily, guarded answered, began; a_ conversation, presidential palace. He hati left | He forced his way in brandisha sick ‘bed to attend the ‘Army Ming a ’.45 caliber pistol and the Day.ceremonies near the Military Academy, '- . Dubuc. said the gove ment had the situation under ‘qiolete

to have come

cently to train Restafarians Ansurrection activities.

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r.

license n

the

The

special

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closed

2

Police said, they tracked down TRORIC STAR

The borders and the airports |f James and Delia also

Hambure.|

Newark

got i. ee

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Havana

Proceres. , Betancourt’s | DiS car was parked in front of| Searaice

carAncaught v=" armed.fire. guard immediately closed all access roads to Mira-

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3

the. parade route and it exploded | Nuiez through the license number | BERNICE M when the presidential group | of -the car. They said he told ALCOA PENNANT rode. along the broad Avenida | them when he was picked up that}

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night:

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No charters had been made against GATEWAY CITY

placed on a parked vehicle |on|

ajversion of this range weapon.

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35,

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‘SHIPPING SCHEDULES

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(Continued From Page 1)" | guas, surrenien meekly to Pa. out serious injury from this trolman Antonio Diaz Davis. FORT despicable | attempt against Under! Questioning: . Lous life. “|

Seguro . Hospital to start testing a more advanced

Santurce

fired by Petrovich, shot them both

BETANCOURT

Dubuc,

del

in

telephone call, burst into the house, and dodging a-pistol ‘shot.}’ down. Correo! was injured ‘in the

your

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+ native yesterday ovich were | checkup.

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LA CASA BOSA - Guest House — One block from beach, residential section. All airconditioned double and single rooms. Private and semi-private baths, kitchen facilities. Hot water. 2 blocks from bus-

ses, shopping. 3-1481. Mrs. Z. C, Steffen s,

Cacique

St.

1731

SAN

2071,

Santurce.

628

JUAN

GUEST?

breakfast

f10USE-

- Enjoy

and drinks on your Private in delightful continental-run guest house close to “Under The Trees” and one minute from beach. 17 Carrio, n Court, corner of McLeary.. Member ieee Tourist Association. Telephone terrace

3-1317, 702 THE

UF DUFFY'S

nave

remoteied

charm.

ing, old beach home, and now offer rooms, ali with private pone some with private patio, some air ditioned One minute to beach and bus. From $7.50 single, $10. double. All rates

include

complete

Road, near Call 9-0144, 182

breakfast.

San Juan 9.0532.

isla

GUESY with p

a

HOUSE — va bath,

COLONIAL

Taft 53 Each airconditioned,

independent tne

month.

entrance 2-0887

or i}

GUEST

HOUS

1

LA PROVIDENCIA GUEST HOUSE Parque 153. Near bea restaurants, theatres, busses. Sun’ terra all airconditioned rooms. Cooking fac information, phone 2.9352

livingroom,

bedrooms’

HILS

BEACH | WOUSE’

the beach. Ri out of, bed .into the water. Aircontitioning by the trade

3-2331, 1384

becue

Breaki

at

included.

y

disposal,

:

Outdoor

1850

bar-

Atlantic,

1k: UF

VIRGIN ISLANDS DISCOVER ST. CROIX! Larscst of the American Virgin Islands, Beautiful sce. nery— free port shoppi — exciting ng vacation activities} Best of all, Grapetree Bay Hotel and Villas and St. Croix By The Sea offer you superb at. comodations and cuisine. Nothing finer? in the Caribbean! Reasonable summer rates. For immediate reservations, visit

our

office

3-8595, 2064

or

in the

see

your

Condado travel

Beach) Hotelj:

agent. i:

ps

8B

SaN

JUAN =

= 20,000)

airconditioned

, House completely screened, landscaped 1300 meters. jone 6-3263 or 6-1279. Ask for Mr. Brooks, 2077 { . oi 71 MODEEN HOME built by contrac tor for himself. Therefore no corner cutti One third acre fenced, landscaped, shady, 700 foot covered patio, brick Bar B-@Q. New

kitchen, stainless steel stove, oven, sink, blender

and grill. Four bedrooms, four baths. Also 20 x 40 foot filtered swimming pool. In cool Reparto San Franci sco. You can’t find more value than this for $45,900. Terms open. May take: in.

Phone 2062

Bikini

Pools,

Tel.

630

LOTS FOR ca DOCK

FRONT Chansi

Docks

and

PROPERTY I-1, faci

Molinos

MILITARY

os

— 7,000 meGovernment

of Puerto

tafio Road. $20. per meter mercial lots $6. per meter BAYAMON

BARBANQUITAS:

Are

you interested

im buyng land in the center of the island?. rik you are not.’ Ai =travel for leisure. os Barranquitas 10. PM

x,

Aibonit

i

DORADO

‘various

HIGHWAY:

Farm.

Rico.

FF.

clear, well heart of

—

ROAD

—

Metro-

15 minutes from jcane quota. Suis

table for dairy, ete. Juan Jimenez Mata, Box; 3188, San Juan, Telephone 2-6779 and i | ! 2-2374.

1938!

25

HOME APPLIANCES WASHING MACHINES and $125.00 up. at INSULAR ORS’

annual.

SPACE.

Rivera

875,

E ‘Rio’ Piedras

New

FUENITURE | Clean,

building

in

ni locks, fixt iron -f doors and windows. Roosevelt and De Diego Aves., Puerto: Nuevo. Call, Reyes, 8-0270. |

1988

6

OFFICE

SPACE

FO SALE OB RENT: Office 509 Con. dominium' San Martin, Ponce de Leon Averjue, Stop 23. Call Mr. Valencia, Bayampn 2011, or see Mr. Rios at J~—37, Summit Hills. 2032 ; 628

‘BUILDINGS BEACH

FRONT

Luquillo needs

—

fixing.

FOR

—

two

HOTEL—MOTEL

story

15

room

concrete

—

building,

possibility.

Now

operating. Will sell equipped or rent $490

month or share profits with operating manager with or without extra capital. Leaving for States medical: reasons. FRANCISCUS — REALTORS — AND AS. SOCIATES, 3-3506 — 3-8372. 2070 71

near

hot

beach.

water.

enquire

FOR

RENT

two rooms,. private entrance,

Airconditioned.

For

ther

telephone

2014

3.8791. .

MUSICAL

Private

detail

| FURNITURE

bath,

1

{

this

v and

Mufioz kilometer

SALE

miscellaneous

house-

hold effects. Will sacrifice for immediate

sale. ‘Call 2-5887 affer 4:30 or all day Saturday or Sunday. . ‘ 2079 628

FAMILY RETURNING to States.— 3 bed|rooms, diningroom, livingroom, Colonial Frengh Provincial. furniture: for: sale, Washer, clothes dryer, refrigerator for sale. 1955 Chrysler.) Phone 6-0960° Weinstein, 1228 Calle Picacho, Rio Piedras. 2069 i i REFRIGERATOR

automatic

1953

1958

GE

“dishwasher,

maid. Drier Ki

1959

11.7.

cu:

GE

Suds-Savér,

Washer

| Call

Ext. 8116, \or see Wherry 226,

Durrett,

at Bue

1

RANGES,

from

DISTRIBUTORS’ SALE this week Rio Piedras and Alto Road. 1816

$75.00

REFRIGEEATOES

brand) new,

with

ft.3

Mobil-

1959 “Westinghouse.

2056

627

up;

at

INSULAR

annual WAREHOUSE at Mufioz Rivera 875, kilometer 2.8 Trujillo 73

from.

full

$195.00

factory

up,

warranty

and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUT. ORS”: annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road. 1811 3

\VACUUM

625

INSTRUMENTS

SALE

FOR

AND

2-0000 Buchanan chanan Officers

SALE

dryers from DISTRIBUT-

WAREHOUSE

week at Mufioz Rivera’ 875 Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road. 1817

FOR RENT

OFFICE

ventilated:

Mo

es

625 | 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.

OFFICES

Mr.

Ponce de.Leon 2-3891,

262 CUERDA FARM, town of Fajardo.

Ca-_

BAYAMON MILITARY ROAD Between Bayamon and Hato Tejas. 100 acres for d ¢ $4,000. per acre. Land situated between Bayamon Road and eeneet highway.

SQ.

De Diego from San

light.

Water,

Debt-free.

ra, Ole Madrid

iad SPANISH.”

— other comand up.

politan Zone — 24000 meters Classification I-1. Land worth $4. per meter, factory plus other building worth $75,000. Will sell -in package for $170,000,

1400

in

fruit trees, on new Highway. 20 minutes

6-5003.

CLEANERS

ELECTRO-LUX World's only automatie vacuum cleaner and air : repairs and maintenance.. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT, ‘touch NO DIRT,

Del

Valle &

between San ce. Telephone 927

Lanausse, and 2-5353..

Poincare

Parque,

1604,

Santure ue

: DRESSES DEESSES: LIQUIDATION sale at the. Everglade Factory-Shop. Prices less than cost. Dresses, blouses, lingerie, | bathing

Real Es ite Corner

BUCARE — A bright, cool, three bed-

room home, well organized for easy living. Modern kitchen with mahdgany catop stove and Separate. utility, room. |=; directly ..on oven. for. out. boards, lawnmovéers,

1251

UP

HOUSE,

less

PIANOS — For Tent, for sale, new, re1911 built, tropicalized’ against termites, 713 | against rust pins) and (springs repairs service - tuning NEW CONCEPT in tourist accomodamiving. Salvador R. Nin, Inc., , 1460 tions. With the rental |OfF one Ponce de Leon. Telephone 2-4358: of our you get the 1822 76 24 hour-a-day loan of a car for your sightseeing, nite club visiting, etc. Call PIANOS — DIRECT from factory, $425.00. 2-0486 2. Full keyboard. Treated for tropics ana 1475 UF termites. Fully guarantee d. Also rent for $12.00' monthly. Musical Trading Co., Inc., DONCELLA GUEST HOUSE — 1853 Ponce de Leon Ave., Santurce. Tel 509 yards from beautiful 2-L05L. beach. | Airconditioned. Singles $5., doubles 1715. $8. Kitchen privi627 leges. Nicest residential section, airport. 108 Doncella St., Punta Las near Marias, Santurce. re 1691 . UF

Intercontinental.

606 Olimpo Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Single and double accom moda! ‘ions with private hath, some -atr <cont ‘icned. Rates from $4 single, Mrs! Cruthirds, 2-3994, 355 UF

FARMS FOR SALE)

home,

every detail. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, huge closets, 2 patios, large family room with bar, ultra modern kitchen, 30) foot

FOR RENT

67 GUEST.

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 shoppin g centers. Manager, Miss Cabassa.: Phone

winds,

BEACH COTTAGE — Completely ed, one airconditioned bedroom furnishbath e Near beach. Sun home. terraces. Fully sereened, linen. servicprivat 774 e, all Washington St. Condado, Santurc conveniences. Large patio. Fenced e. corner . Daily, Wilson. Manager Beatriz weekly, Racini, Tele. monthly rates. Las phone 3-2936 corner Cacique, Santurce. 3-3091Americas 402 L 774 UF 1585 7 526

ek:

SANTA MARIA — luxurious than one year old, like new.

ROOMS

Near beach in Condado Section. Singles, E,— ‘doubles and triples, airconditioned. Patio. with

Verde

MAISUN BLANCHE Guest frouse. Doubtie and single air conditioned rooms with

JARL 1

WASHINGTON

1960

Nuevo business section. 630 | 450 SQ. Puerto FT. office complet e with ait conditio

Cue St Hou S€8 Miramar,

et

HOUSES FOR SALE

RENT

2054

cool,

building near La Concha Hotel. Telephone Parker Realtor, office 3.3788, home 2-8840. 2044 629

CONDOMINIUM

FOR

completely

water, maid’s quarters, garage, 5 blocks from La Concha Hotel. For immediate occupancy. For information call 2-0520 (office), 3-1930 (home). {

625

71

Cacique

8

CONDADO:

floor.

2073

kitchenette,

2-0237.

second

with apartment newly-painted spacious two large bedrooms, etc. Screens, hot water, very quiet residential ;section, in Stop 20. Rent $150. Telephone 2.8138.

bathroom. air conditioned, maid service, linen service. Rent $90. Wilson 1357. Telephone

bed-

After 5 PM, all day Saturdays, Sundays.

2026

fur

RENT

HOUSES

large

FURNISHED APARTMENT two berooms, living-dinming, kitchen, bath. WC33, Ext. Los » 2nd floor. First entrance

CONDADO:

Poe

JUAN STAR — Saturday, June 25,

rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, pantry, porch and large terrace, two bathrooms, hot water, | nice ocean view. Call 2-8893 or 3rd floor, 610 Miramar are 1 . 9

ATTRACTIVELY

whe}

}Rog

t

FUENISHED,

past bridge, only house with

CINTRON of houses

oh

one

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

ESTATE

or

realtor, lawyer, government specialist and staff are yours. Pictures, complete description of scores of houses for sale,

and

cei

THE SAN

3-8400

1606

ef

‘or workahay

;

VELLAMAR — near the sea, ‘near schools, near’ shopping! Threé’ bedroom home,

and many

cabinets, block floors,

extras, for only: $21,500.

tio. for | ‘outdoor reiakation.' ‘with excellent: financing!

Only | $19,500,

PARK SIDE — A rea biglly house for only $28,000! Three

bedrooms

with. giant -

closets, two baths, and a dressing. room, kit- ‘Unusually large livingroom, plus separa te alu- dining gnd recreation rooms. Park area

easily expandable to four, Modern chen with GE stove; fine minum screens, terrazzo:

BALDRICH — Attractive three bedroom residence with separate gardge and servant’s, ai 484 meter lot, with -beautiful and private, hedge-endldsed pa-

_

y

.uarantees

for children.

acres

of

play

space

Robert Tschudin, ==

‘TELS. 3.53

Realtor rtft

| |

;

.

+3-8400

GL aves

Ext 72 SECRETARIAL SERVICE. PUBLIC } aiivobesnaen: continental

transient, _ Typing, shortland,. briefs, manuscripts, Hourly

rates.

ford

Ave.,

2071

IBM

Electric,

Muriel

‘SPORTS a FOREIGN CARS

experienced

Eddy.

2

1120

KARMANN GHIA couvertibie white, aati Can d €29

1935

VOLKSWAGEN

Ash-|

motor.

Pick-up ‘and delivery.

Gay 166

or

night my

THOMPSON’

IBM

—-

o

i

and

/TAUNUS

stenos

people

to

than

ever

before

sa-|

‘

ee i i

mm.

Radio.

like

tomatic tr: Gato't Ne. _

, MARRIED COUPLE to live in. Man to

1

ur, , model,

No.

for

sn tao oe allie eect: Ninety. day guarantee. ‘Stateside-trained . Even service, Cad

16,000

[ea

TV & RADIO

ts.

1909

és

;

help with chil-

Woman

and garden.

fli

s

jantaella,

Fr,

necessary.

absolute’

OSETT oir

che

RENTAL

work

630

~urlise UF (1814 ©

«|f __ ANSWERING SERVICE

install-|

desk

space

als.

Also

2.4918.

a Visit) at

2058

call

rani

eae Must

WANTED lawn

be

familiar

1977

MALE

MAN WITH for ete Age 23 —

CEM M

Star.

COLLIE

for

San

2-3013

AND

62g

Bayamon.

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MANAGEMENT TRAINEE: A-1 FIRM hasan opening for a young man over 25 years of age. Applicant who is selected will be thoroughly trained in sales and management. Starting salary $3800 pilus new. 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. Reliable, ambitious with a desire to get ahead. Mail resume to Box G, San Juan Star. 1996 UF | MANAGERS

needed

in

glas.

Ca

WANTED

_

tive at 8-8329, ex

é

\

|

Top

salary.

for

of ‘local

=

American

2036

—

the

ya

hen

at

who

ee

further information,

If not experienced,

* 2-9456.

visit Kiko Tora, Ine:; “

Avenue,

Rivera

| or.

i

able .to take English | dictation. . Know) ledge of Spanish preferable but not essential. Call 3-SELL 71

YESTMENT capital and|or partocean front hotel in Luquillo. to | improve. and enlarge

OFFICE OFFICE

et

Saliy~ McCool. |

and

Stop

Equipment:

Fortaleza’ 300;

San~ Juan; Telephone -3-2338. — Investigate our - Rental. “Purchase | Pian-our eer)

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