The San Juan Star (July 2, 1960)

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PAC

Leaders Meet With Mufioz

Alleged Delay/

he San Juan Star +

Of Voter Lists Is Discussed

By HAROLD J. LIDIN Three leaders of the new

Christian (PAC)

Action

met

with

Vol.

Party

Gov.

at

the

Board

of

Elec-

tions in supplying the Cath_ olic group with voter lists. After

the

Moz, PAC Flores said

hope,

but

not

receiving

the

the

Signed

of

delivery

of

lists.

by

P. Davis,

with

Eduardo have the

certanity”

prompt

needed

the

Most

Catholie

Juan, and the Most

the

interview

Secretary “we now

Rev.

James

Bishop

No.

San Juan, Puerte Rico, Saturday, July 2, 1960

205

of San

genes

letter described

the|

”

new Christian Action party as the]: “answer to the intolerable at-| |

“fitude”

of the island’s establish-

‘ed--political

parties.

By HAROLD

The political groups “that have | : won

power,

and

those

that

seek]

:

power in Puerto Rico,” the past-|

Handbills

.

“within 48 Dominican day night, riving here

oral letter charges, follow al: “materialistic” philosophy of government. The Catholic rally held last May 22 in front of the Capitel s in

support

of

Bill

84

proves

that

E

the electorate wants its govern-| : ment to show consideration for its ideals ...and that neither the | :

Bera. cbombartieada

party

in

power,

seeking or

it,

nor

show

inclination

Selves

to

to

the

the

any

parties]

:

intention

:

adjust

wishes

them-]

of

the]:

have

efer

ta cindadanta

Page

21)

Religion, Politics

Stresses Governor the

Cristiana,

and

warned,

language, of the dangers of ing religion with politics.” Munoz

grave

danger

said,

‘“‘mix-|

‘‘constitutes

to the

; ’

unity

a

of the]

prevail

among

stressed

Puerto

that

great

in

passions...

hatreds...

against

other

and

great

religions

them-

Selves as well as against civil and (See

MUNOZ,

Page

CARACAS

21)

(#~—Veneziela

asked

Meeting

for

of

foreign of the

a

the

“most

Latin

last

urgent”

American

ministers under the Rio Pact—the 1947

American

Treaty

oy

Aid.

terms Inter-

Reciprocal

Venezuela, it was reported, will ask a judgment against the Domi-

nican Republic for its alleged participation in the June 26 dynamite attempt on President Romulo Betancourt’s life.

Venezuelan Ignacio

that strous

Arcaya

the

act

Foreign also

Minister pointed

constituted

intervention

in the

was

heading

dispers-

towards

the center of the city. No pursuit planes were observed by the STAR’s informant. Dominican refugees here speculated that the handbill bombardment may be a Trujillo hoax, related to the crisis with Venezuela.

Hotel

El

Associated Venezuela

Emba-

(See

Press reported last night asked

WARNING,

Page

that

for 21)

out

‘moninternal

affairs of a sovereign state,” add-

ing that his country’s decision was

By HAROLD K. MILKS (AP)—Fidel Castro took over

ment with the grave problem

PAPER

PRO.

ECTILE

— The

above

handbill,

Dominicans of imminent air attack, was reportedly one of many showéred: upon Ciudad Trujillo from a lone plane.

taken rg the of all political

the The

uganimous support, The Chancellory said it was p¥rties comprising confident that the foreign ministers

Governmental Miraflores:

coalition. Palace

‘would convene

said

at

Site

of

before July

the

meeting

10.

was

not

of Soviet Russia.

rr

The revolutionary leaders seized the Cuban installations of Esso Standard Oil Co., a U. S. firm, and Shell Company, Dutch-British concern

after Prime*Minster

Castro’s

agents

Havana

rode

Bay

across |

on

Barges|

i“ te, tiunder (eee ae

mentioned, but it was considered

filled with Soviet oil. The agents acted unc r résolutions signed by

Betancourt

it would :

Castro ordering them refineries in order

had

loaded

the

dyna-

mite used in the blast at a Domi-|outside nican

military

be

held

the

in

some

turbulent

country

.

Carib ean

airport.

according

to

préliminary

released yesterday. During seal je,

the

figures

bank

disbursed

238

loans

value

of $12,071,253,

with

97

loans

with

with

both

a total

as compared

a

value

of

$7,14,920 during fiscal 1959. Although the number of loans

approved (See

in fiscal 1960—233~— BANK, Page 21)

to seize the “to protect}

sources of essential fuels for Cuba.” Castro’s

Development Bank Sets New Record The Government Develop

ment Bank both appreved and disbursed a record number of loans in the fiscal year ‘ended June 30,

of supplying

-|the nation with oil from the distant, fields waneing

Venezuela Asks Urgent Rio Pact Meeting night

the

them

the last two foreign oil companies operating here, which leaves the Cuban govern-

Ri-

countries ‘religious division fér political reasons has already creat-

ed

around

HAVANA

cans.”’

Munoz

area

‘

Puerto Rican family and to the sense of peace and harmony that

should

between

ing

Ciudad by the

Castro Seizes Esso » And Shell Refineries

A Catholic-backed political party | |

here,

the

os de esa feroz dictadura que nos.

of the Accion | : in strong | :

party,

bombardment

_ oprime y inos guita el derecho’ & una vida . tranguila v fe

registration

political

dropped

Copies of the handbills carried here yesterday were scattered in

By A. W. MALDONADO Goy. Luis Munoz Marin assailed | | Catholic

of

Dominican Republic and Venezuela.had reached a new low following Venezuelan charges that Trujillo forces Both Venezuela and the Domini< were behind an attempt to can Republic were last reported assassinate President R06- in a state of alert. mulo Betancourt. (From Caracas, meanwhile, the

Dangerous To Mix

yesterday

been

as relations

The controversial Bill 84, tabled CAP,

warning

hours” fluttered down upon the capital of Ciudad Trujillo Thurs- according to businessmen: aryesterday.

by a one-engine plane flying almost at rooftop level, came

people.” (See

J. LIDIN

The report of the?; jador, on the outskirts of When last seen handbills, said to Trujillo. informants, the aircraft

por una. ps

No queremos hacer -

acrea,

:

paid Rice

Plane Showers Threatening Handbills On Ciudad Trujillo

his Ponce counterpart, Rev. James McManus, | °

pastoral

Secend-class postage at Sau Juan, Puerto

D.R. Warned: Expec Bombs In 48 Hours

Luis

Mufioz Marin yesterday to complain of an alleged de lay

I

a 1938

oil

‘ resolutions

companies

law

of

accused

violating

by refusing to process

state-owned crude oil, which Castro obtained

in a barter deal with

Russia. The takeover itself was a mere formality.

The

two

refineries

were already in the hands of Cu(See CASTRO, Page 21)

a

a

2

THE, SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 2, 1960

Kleenex Firm Plans

Set Up Subsidiary

| News I n Brief

In Puerto Rico

V. |. Police Acquitted

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doomed

stumbling

chamber

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The newly appointed judges for the Superior Court are Lucas F. Serbia Cordova: Candido Ceballos Parrilla; Gerardo Carreira Mas and Plinio Perez Marrero. Reappeinted for a new term of

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Alcatraz Inmates Flooding Federal Courts With Suits SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Inmates at Alcatraz Prison—where some of the nation’s toughest eri-

minals

are confined—have

“Perhaps

“These

because

ed Federal courts here with legal actions, a U.S. attorney revealed. “Right now, the government is

being sued for more

the

him 865 days

beyond his “lawful discharge date.” He says he was cheated out of “goed time”—days sub-

tracted from his sentence because good

behavior.

He claims he has lost $865,000 in

movie

nothing he

and

TV

has appeared

officials

fees.

in his record said.

Gumersino ced

to Alcatraz

Va.

for

second

There

is

to indicate

in either medium,

Gimez,

29,

from

senten-

Alexandria,

degree

murder,

has asked for $165,000 in damages, claiming he had to “sleep naked for five days in a cold cage” and

was “hated, abused

ed

and mistreat-

by prison guards.” Warden Paul Madigan

explain legal

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sudden

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conventions Aug.

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return

te

work

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The vote, 63-26, backed up the proposal by Democratie leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas and

sent the question on to the House, Republicans

returning political

in the House

to

session

oppose

after

the

conventions.

But Speaker Sam _ Raybura (D-Tex.) said the recess plan would

be

House

probably

approved.

He

would

said

vote

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of

men they’re

of pass

Attorney

Edward Edwards, an ex-serviceman who has been court-martialities have confined

a way

when you have a group of men who pity themselves, you're going

than $2 mil-

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MOGADISCIO,

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tomorrow

placed

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Cuba Getting CloserTo Russia But Fidel Not Red, Says Munoz By

The “kidnaping” of Antonio Soler and his daughter, Sonia was a plot by striking El Impar?ial employes designed to “impede” publication of the Spanish-language daily, Secretary of Justice Hiram Carigio reported yesterday. The secretary issued the long-awaited report stating “the’ Justice

Department

Imparcial

14, thought

strike,

it

speculations

on

“It

was

ler

believed,’’ his

secretary

Eugenio work

at

So-

it would have impeded paper.”

by

public the

“The Soler,

Strike.

crime

alleged

was

favored

The

committed”

victim,

Antonio

continuation

simulated

of

the

kidnapping

was a, way he thought he could assist in impeding the functioning of El Imparcial,’’ according to Cancio.

photographer Imparcial Ex-El Mario Lopez Cepero, the secretary said, drove Soler and his daughter to the Ponce Intercontinental Ho-

tel “where made

reservations

had

by telephone by a man

Union

which

had

HIRAM strike

news

made

it

‘‘very

was

commenting

House

approval

of

iden-

called

the

makes

it impossible

decried

‘‘the

necessary

hostility’’

wards

U.

on

the

West.

a

bill

“I

the

a

totally

un-

Cuba

to-

of

S.

he

yesterday

El

Imparcial.

to comment

on

the

Can-

cio statement, (Chavez denied maka

call

for‘|reservations

to

the

hotel. He said: he had no further comment. u Striking El imparcial reporter Gil

de,:Lamadrid,

continued, Ponce phone

ordgnided

Ponce

in

an

insiste@ when by

he he

had was

polfce,

attempt

to

lated kidnaping of reality.” *

The

the trip to

i

Soler naped,

Cancio

and tallged to Soler by teleafter Soler arrived: at the

hotel.

Department

been

an

kid-

found

-Cancio

give

in

said,”

the

simu-

appearance

of Justice,

the

Secretary conciuded, considers the case closed. A: ‘‘simulated kidnapping does not ¢onstitute a crime,

Cancio

said.

budget,

by

Gov.

which

‘‘apparently

and

closer

to

is

Rus-

now

between

am

profoundly

carried

out

the

East

and

convinced

that

Mufioz

said

‘cap

in friendliness

with

Luis

police, and improvement

Mufioz

La

Fortaleza

million

close

to

for

yesterday

teachers’

teachers

of improvements

cational

and

ether

in the

edu-

gen-

of Puerto

eral public of Puerte Rico I am in no way connected

that with

4. Increase in number and pay of police—$2,524,970. 5. Improvements in health services—$1,237,141. According to La Fortaleza, Mufoz has vetoed appropriations in

(Signed)

JOSE

H. GIL

DE

budget

totaling

budget

approved

ernor,

out,

LAMADRID

one

Captain

*\

U. S. Army

the

is

$232,950. by

announcement

$2,566,126

proposed

by

larger him

in Latin

the

But Gov-

pointed

than

the

to the Legis-

J lature earlier this year.

true

Republic

as

off

night

by

San a

transferred

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He then had been an alliga-

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mo one every left behind a bottle of Ron Superior, except me, and thet was on purpose. It happened one night during Carnival and | was on my way home with a bottle I’d just bought, when a flashy convertible pulled uo with a friend and two chicks § didn’t know. The one driving wus a beauty so, | permitted myself to be

piped

aboard,

my

Ron

get

her

and

Superior address

we

headed

in

her

cor,

from

her

chum.

strategy

P.M.

she full

bottle

paid

a |

the

—-

which

of

a is

returning

know.

the

Champagne

for

and

me with

way

any

called

off,

awaited

blender

as

drink

a

Cocktail’

‘’Tropi-

and

it

was the greatest! So was she, until she told me of her forthcoming marriage within a few weeks. On the way home, | rationalized that in losing a promising friendship, Vd gained . new recipe — for, to coin a cliche, all’s well that ends well.

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cracies

ple

2. Additional costs

system.

appropriations

in

interfere

of

educational

1. Increase $7,625,000.

Sir: I, Captain Jose H. Gil de Lamadrid of 1471 Edinburgo — Caparra Heights, S n,

half

island’s

Annoying Calls

to

between

he has that of all the demo

of course,

58

million budget increase to the reform of the

For Relief From

conun

the Dominican

“Morally,’’

legis-

the $18 is going

new

and

nan-per-

ove

free

part’

court has all my

Santiago, direcBureau, pointed

that

his

German

ap-

additional

appropriations

listed the follows:

Rico,

in

Ramon Garcia tor of the Budget

of health

other

world.”

ic

manent government programs, far capital improvements such as school and road construction, and for special agricultural programs

out

not

peruela

has also approved,

said,

dollars

lative

Letter’ Appeals

Puerto

was

Marin.

services. The Governor

This budget represents an increase of $18,827,378 over last year's budget. According to a La Fortaleza announcement, this increase represents a_ substantial hike in teachers’ salaries, increase in the number and the pay of

and

the

Coast Guard Picks Up Sick German Seaman .

budget, packing , $12 ger educational system, was.

will*

S.

of

sure

said,

closer

the revolution,””

A record ring 106,349 reform of the island’s

U.

Turning to another conflict in the Caribbean, Munoz said that ‘“‘it

and this is ‘‘dangerous’”’ in of the “‘great tension” exist-

ing

be

for

part of the legislators to reapproving the measure.

sia’ view

to cut by the

the y;

in the war of nerves

S.

Cuba,

the

than

U.

getting

continue

mae

tries

difficult

to

a price

Munoz

conference

States

at

great sist”

cover the operating costs of the Commonwealth government for fiscal 1961, went into effect yesterday.

CANCIO

against’

Asked

been

tified as Frank Chavez.’’ Chavez is the local head of the Team-

Sters

S.

The

Jose

kidnaping.

purported

a

United

proved

ing

Committed

According to existing laws in Puerto Rico, the secretary said,

“no

has

the

for

the

of

Crime

at

S.

world price. Munoz, stating that he has opposed ‘the slashing . of the quota, added that ‘‘public opinion in the

Education, Police, Health Hikes Bring Record Budget

case

newspaper, No

Speaking

authorizing the President Cuba’s sugar quota bought

to

publication

the

be-

held at La Fortaleza, Mufioz said “the association of Cuba and Rus-

Munoz

touchedthe

the

‘‘that with

abandoning

troubles

closer and closer to Russia’ but reaffirmed his belief that ‘‘Fidel Castro is not a Communist.”

U.

The purpose of the hoax, the secretary said, ‘‘was to create a state of anxiety in Eugenio Soler, foreman of El Imparcial work shop and brother of Antonio Soler, preventing him from going to work.”

continued,

on

U.

speak-

giving Cuba a subsidy’’ in form of a special sugar quota. Comments On U.S. Bill

be the first kidnaping in Puerto Rico, touched-off the largest man- | hunt in Puerto Rico’s history Coming in the middle of a violent off many

Marin,

disappearance

of the Solers June

El!

MALDONADO

Mufioz

setting the Caribbean area, said that ‘‘Cuba is apparently going

for

it.” mysterious

W.

Luis

ing out yesterday

sia’””

in-

vestigation definitely proved there was no such kidnaping. On the contrary, it was proven that Antonio Soler gave his consent. to simulate The

A.

Gov.

HOUSE CENTER

3 oz. 85

Ron Superior proof

2 oz. lime 1

Puerto

Rice

juice

teaspoonful sugar white of one egg

Mix with sufficient ice in elec tric blender-serve in champegne glass.

as

Cancio Report Says

a gS emg ae

wae

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 2, 1960

}

LLEZA

POPSICLE

RECEPTION—Mrs.

Muftoz Marin

and

secretary,

Mayor

Luis

Laboy,

attended

and

fellowed

Counterfeit $20 Bills In City; Ballots |Guadeloupe Pair Is Charged

Yesterdays

union

election

By DOUGLAS

at

D. RICHARDS

the Valencia Baxt Express Co., Secret Service officials in San Inc., — an important face to face | Juan yesterday warned metroto clash betwen the Seafarers politan banks to be on the watch Union and the for a series of counterfeit $20 International Tcamsters - ended inconctusively. bills, foltowing the arrest here

The

score

National

was 8:

103 for

the

for

by

Relations

the

the

NLRB

ballots

as tabulated

Labor

the

Board

Teamsters

Seafarers. said,

from

Frank

and

night

of

two

tourists

Guadaloupe.

W.

Leyva,

head

of the

However,

there

challenged,

Thursday

were

the

bulk

the two unions in front of El 36 | Imparcial newspaper building.

of |

was shot in the leg, them by the Teamsters who allege One man another received a_ knife thet a bleck of people voting in| and Ponce are not permanent employ- wound in the hand Thursday. es

of

The

the

Yesterday’s election, held simul-

company.

elections nt, y's

were a

held

with-|

SATURDAY

at

five

polling

places

|for the convenience of the firm’s sequel | 200-odd workers, was a rerun of

peaceful violence

\taneously

involving

| an

and SUNDAY

election

held

last

Secret Service yesterday nounced the arrest of Denis

| 11 A.M. to 11 P.M.

anBo-

by

Assistant

U. S. Attorney Raymond: L. AcosMhe two were detained by the police allegedly attempting to pass a counterfeit $20 note in

Franklins’ department store in San Juan shortly before closing

Juan.

When

arrested

they

$20

had

hill,

about

and

return

trip airplane tickets. Jean, who

described

that

they

knew

from Saint

herself as a

denied

housekeeper,

yesterday

the

bills

were

manager

E.

ordered

Jose

Lleras

led

to

held

under

$5,000

bond

their arrest after the counterfeit bill had been spotted by alert

while

cashier

Gerardo Ortiz del Rivero. They are charged with possesion and

Maria

Luisa

Brought

Derby nion

In

and

Alvarez.

Maximum

his female

arrived

in

San

on

eompa-

Juan

from

Monday

and

Miss

Saint

Word

a farmer,

being arraigned.

the

then

next

day

for

Haiti,

and

re-

following

went

buying

on

day.

a_

personal

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Duplicates.

. .

ly

his

intention

The

of

Berlin

problem

new

United

takes

office

But

keep

a deal

with

the

until

after

President

January.

Soviet

Premier

him

about

indi-

whoever negotiate

the future

of this free world miles behind the Iron

outpost Curtain.

110

Khrushchev told of his plans, informants said, in private talks with

Vice

termann

Chancellor

and

Bruno

Foreign

Bruno Kreisky, both Australia’s Social For

he

was

passed

ta ice

Khruprivate-

cated that he expects succeeds Eisenhower to

Pit-

Minister

members of Democratic

Brandt’s

Presumably to relay Berlin’s

Willy

It is understood

counterfeits

them

States

in

the

leaders

Nikita

Party.

received

while

on

he

Ears

expected

this information anti-Communist

Brandt,

also

them

to West mayor

a Socjal

Dem-

ocrat. Khrusnehev, during his second day here, finally got the cheers he had been waiting for when he

here

originate in France and have been

went

turning up in Europe and throughout French-speaking countries in

munist district. The 66-year-old

into Vienna’s

strongest Soviet

Com-

leader—

recent years, according to the Se-|his face creased in a broad grin— cret Service head. Leyva said the milled about happily with some counterfeits

are

a

“poor”

and can ‘be identified lowing

Face

3,000 overall clad workers in the Fiat automobile plant. Speaking in the factory yard,

copy

by the fol-

numbers.

side

(President

B59, C195,C150; 879, 978.

reverse

Jackson)

Khrushchev

side, 980,

Union States

said

that

would surpass in production.

the

Soviet

the

United

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Rio Piedras,

was

that

informed

charges.

White. Kodecolor.

money.

night

has

the Haitian police want the Guacounterfeit daloupe farmer on

24 Hour service on Anscochrome, Ektachrome

releas-

(#—Austrian

last

shchev

is also want-

in Port-au-Prince

here

said

In Haiti

that Derby

ed

the

was

passing of counterfeit

brought $300 each in currency —the maximum allowed. Derby,

leit

Jean

ed under the custody of Attorney

Wanted

VIENNA

a

a farmer and Miss

Both Derby, Pointe-a‘Pitre,

Leyva said prompt police and store

COLOR?

SHOW

next to the

Darlington.

Present saa

in San

time Thursday. action by the

tour,

1-10

here,

counterfeit. Brought before U.S. Commissioner Ramon C. Julia, Derby was

two

JULY

arrival

By TOM OCHILTREE

pur-

stores

counterfeit

turned

- AIRPORT. Tt ee

since thier

made

11

$150 dollars left-ineluding anether

authorized

Port-au-Prince,

*

said they ge in at least

warrants

Guadaloupe

ISLA ‘GRANDE.

Leyva chases

Problem For Next President Of U.S.

niface Silver Derby, 31, and Ginette Saint Jean, 29, both of Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadaloupe, on

March.

Capitol

K. Saving Berlin

Valencia Baxt Vote | Incenclusive; NLRB

Chaitenges

(center).

suit.

Nursery Queen Daisy Aponte and escert Jesé Burges ef Lépez Si(STAR card6 School, Rio Piedras, (right) make their grand entrance. photos by Gunter Hett.)

hicoa de Gautier yesterday received 500 costumed children from nucsc ry schools of the metropolitan area, who presented their Capitol Arline Marin, 4, left, of Q-5 Falansterio, Puerto de Tierra was c een. The Governor’s r to be disturbed, while busy with her popsicle.

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{ THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 2, 1960

|

PROGRAK

|

7

9:30

A.M.

Reading

claration

of

of the the \

gron-

10:00

of

the

De

Independence

United States,

Honorable

Luis

Ferndndez,

of

by

the

by

the

Governor

Commonwealth

Fherto Rico.

Ne-

10:15

Chief

LM

.

THENCE (ok the ‘Common: wealth Supreme Court. A.M. Address by Mr. Victor Gutiérrez signated

4 speaker

Flag

pm

10:30 12:30

Franqui, deas principal

The

= ceremonies

|

wih ee ieee wi

San

WIAC~

San

San

wrIio

San’

Rio

WISO

Juan

of the Independence

of the

of the United

Juan

WKJB

WPRA

Mayaguez

Mayaguez

Mayaguez

WGRF

WABA

WVJP

Aguadilla

WALO WNIK

Caguas

Hyumacao

Arecibo

Will be telecast by: WIPR-TV Channel 6, USUR-TV WORA-TV Channel 5,

+ ;

.

ending

Santurce,

historical event will be a

:

sys

with a colorful military parade. LUIS

NEGRON

FERNANDEZ

Chairman, Executive Committee

WMIA Arecjbo

Channel 9 and =

a f

this outstanding

Piedras

WORA

Aguadifia

which

commemorated throughout Puerto Rico on Monday, i July the Fourth. In San Juan the celebration willi begin at 9:30 A.M., Avenida Ponce de Leén, at Stop 221%

following radio stations:

WKVM

Juan

for the celebration

through

WKAQ

WPRP

Committee

United States of America Played by the Navy Band,

the

=

PUBLIC

States of America extends to the people of the Commonwealth a cordial invitation to attend the activities

;WIPR Juan

THE

AM. Military Parade, BLM. Closing Ceren ony: National Anthem of the

i.

roadcast over

Organizing

184th Anniversary

Ceremony.

‘ Master of Ceremonies: HON. CANDIDO OLIVERAS Secretary, of Edocation, THECtiaisoewealth of Puers nice The

TO

of

Ce Siag

INVITATION

5

sf

os,

Fok we

ome

ti biccat

es

bee

eeEE

EH

Saturday, July 2, 1960

2

a

U.

S.

complaint. for

The

July The

Labor

were

S.

Labor

filed

aliorney

Jose

charges

by

were

E.

iribe

set

Bosch-Roque Corp

o! Dr. Veve Street, Bayamon, with paying less than set federal minimum wage> rates applicable

the corset,

brassiere

and

allied

gorment industry, while producing goods for interstate Shipment and labor

department

estimates paid

the

about

weekly

investigator

company 130

over

a

Social :

employes

by

period

a

that

ly

its

in

Office,

here

contact

the

year

Social

has station,

Agricultural

San

of

$450

Moved

MAYAGUEZ—The

Office

under-

Securit y

Offices uritv

has

Sec

announced previous-

Extension

Sebastian, has moved.

issues

traded

The of

“LT. COL. JOSE MUR ATTI

Lt. Col. Jose A. Muratti, (Retd.) |has been appointed manager of

newly

| district

of

formed Hamilton

Puerto

Rico

Management

| Corp. it was announced by A. A. | Tyrone, executive vice president and director of sales. Muratti, a native of San Ger| man, will direct sales and serv}icing for Hamilton investors. | Hamilton Management is sponsor and investment manager of Hamilton Funds, Inc., a registered common stock mutual fund in| vestment plan. Muratti and his wife, Hilda, | are the parents of two. boys,

effective today, to the Department of Employment Office, on Luis, 15, the mulitary highway to San enrolled Sebastian in front of the new Mendez Liciaga housing unit. | Academy

and

Jose

at

the

at

West

Jr., U.S.

who

stocks

$222.30. Volume

Muratti Appointed Hamilton Manager the

Associated

60

20

declined

to

WASHINGTON ney

bill

President

Thursda®

he

The

bill,

of the

carries

money

*

to run

here at Merrill Lynch. Why so many calls? What do investors want?

a

That’s easy. Just about everything. They want to place an order to buy, or they want to

“B”

dends, or about some

revolutionary

new

product, or about

tion, or ‘“'B” as a growth stock, or “C” for income.

closed

9 lower

Sep Mar

Jly

36.25 35.65 34.40

33.55

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Jes

futures

18

closed

to

23

High 45.05

45.00

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43.15

43.15

43.15N

42.80 42.60 42.60

42.70 42.60 42.20

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|

contracts.

Nov World 5

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doing

and

Chrysler Cities Sv

sugar

higher.

Sales

581

| Sep | Oct Mar May

Jly Sep

N-Nominal;

B-Bid.

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averages: 30 20 15 65

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: (AP)—World sue YORK NEW |gar futures were higher yester-

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MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER & SMITH INC.

7

|day. Steps taken by Cuba this

171

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slightly

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futures

38

light trading. U. S. government

+¥%

NEW YORK (AP)-—Coffee spot Santos No. 4 ex-dock closed at 37.00N. Cost and

| Sales |

in

1,200,-'

+%

budget,

Santos

additional

Stock Exchange prices #

20%

approxi-

the

American

moved ahead. Volume was 000 shares. Corporate bonds were

60

$661,603,-

federal

freight offerings include 3S at 36.50-36.75A.

day

mo-

establishment in the fiscal which started yesterday.

COFFEE

busy

Congress

representing

half

of

Airlines

Amerada

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mately

be

observance

Am

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Point.

typically

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is

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in

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along

markets,

ad- in further reaction 214) over of its refinery

cents

(AP)—

a $39,996,608,000

S.

Monday

Texaco

Defense Money Bill Goes To President sent

market,

U.

International Telephone reacted further to the threat against its Cuban subsidiary. It closed off 1%. American Motors was the most active stock, rising % to 23's on' f 41,900 sbares.

May 23 changed

Independence Day. Cuban Prime Minister Fidei Castro’s confiscation of two more petroleum refineries in that country again disturbed Wall Street.

pic-

567 and

Press

rose

stock

other

closed

Standard and Poor’s 500 stock index gained 14 cents at $57.06

Said

A

1,190

The all

and motors adrails, tobaccos

vanced, 409 declined, were unchanged.

regional

Underwear

motion

mixed.

Of

Department

acting

chemicals,

tures, aircrafts vanced. Steels,

8 U.

complaint

to

Some

Department

hearings

shares—the lowest since when 2,530,000 shares hands.

KEE

ee

on

MC

F.AS.

Cuba.

possibility

that

Cuba’s

U.S.

Sugar

market

in

the

be

cut

legislation,

under

Congress, through moving |now in domestic fu|brought buying

|W

:

=

;

Immigration Rises

LONDON |West

market- was

raw

The domestic | easier.

Indian

(AP)—The immigrants

flow to

‘of Byi-

|tain jumped to 14,800 for the last May ending |five months |compared with 3,000 in the same | period last year, a governmént parliament told | spokesman : : Thursday. . oe

By JOHN

NEW YORK (®#—The stock market yesterday advanced moderately in slow pre-holiday trading. The market was slightly higher and active at the epening. Most gains ranged from 11 cents to around $1 a share.

Injunction hearings on alleged wage violations by a Bayamon underwear manufacturer were ordered Thursday by _ federal Judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario acting

Moderately

Market Advances

Island Plant Charaed With Pay Violations

PeCrkencr ete

—

STAR

JUAN

SAN

THE

e

4 *

|

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 2, 1960

eee

Banks Adopt Varying Ways

Public Market Sales In Mayaguez City

Se

ee

Of Refunding Property Tax Island

banks

are

drawing

up

the reduction in cash. The Chase Manhattan Bank has a plan under study to refund the reduction in cash, while the Government Employes Retirement

plans for refunding to mortgage holders property tax reductions forthcoming as a result of legis-

lation passed of the

by the past session

Legislature.4

Board,

Secretary of the Treasury Jose R. Noguera stated: that the thod of refund varies with

the

Board, the-First Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. and the United

methe

First

Federal

Ponceno,

Banco

Banco

monthly

Mock,

Jr.

as

president

of

tax,

will

and

was

Relin,

amnounced

president

United

ef

Bettlers.

Relin

as

head

Puerto

by

Mock

of

Rico.

Bernard

Pepsi

Cola

Belin

however,

ST.

Cola

payments

For'the

they

will

1960

THOMAS

refund

V.1—The

of

as

becomes

the

gan

Hilton

a

20-year

by

James

Stockton,

T.

reducowner

Barnes,

Whatley

of reduction

mount

&

Inc.

Davin,

proportiona-

thereof to the

capital.

Sea Land Appoints Operations Manager

Vir-

organization lease

or

tely to the monthly installments on the mortgage, or apply the a-

Nicolas

gin Isle Hotel here yesterday became the Virgin Isle Hilton

replaces

Pepsi

reduction.

will

annually

Corp. They will, at the request of taxpayers, either apply the a-

Hilton Begins. Virgin Isle Hotel Operation

Pepsi

Cola Bottling Co. of Puerte Rice, Inc.,

tax

refunds

A similar procedure will be fol-

de Pon-

de $an Juan

mortgage

the T.

Assn.

lowed

thé

PEPSI COLA PRESIDENT The appointment of Charles

Loan

y Ahorro

cash

proportionately by the amount of mount

:

&

will apply the amount of tion to the capital, as the requests.

make

make the adjustmegt by reducing

SS

Retirement

financing institution. Inquires made by his partment from these institutions shpw the following, he said: t Banco Popular, Banco Credito

ce and

é

Teachers

Jiménez

has

been

be-

the

lecal

And

in

ident

and

moted

company

June,

to

19S8,

executive

general

in

1958.

was

Pre!

vice

they

are

hotel

planniag

facilities

pres:|town

manager.

on

FROM

SHIP

for

islands, including a new down-|and

hotel in Charlotte Amalie,|from

the

waterfront.

SHIPPING :

additional | gree from the the Virgin chant Marine

a bachelor the

commercial land,

fiscal

a

of law

1958-59,

is of

sales of during

according

monwealth Department eulture and Commerce.

Similar

for

data

the

to

a

Ponce,

bo,

Rio

and

of

Piedras

The

Agri-

Santurce, and

information

them is published out the island. fiscal

of

is gathered also

markets

Areci-

on

all

weekly

volume

of

1958-59,

the

of

through-

sales

during

report

con-

tinued, represents a decrease of $404,017 as compared to the

SALES Nelsen,

volume

been

for

the

of 64.5

previous

per

1958-59

recorded

fiscal

index

products market than

for the

109, 113

previous

past

fiscal year, according to the report.

Sun

. Life

"4

JUNE

JULY

years,

to

TO

manager

Meat

the

announcement

Of

Canada

announce

osappointment

OPERATOR AND/ OR AGENTS

of

A

ALCOA

ROAMER

Mobile,

CAROLINA

N. Orleans

Jacksonville

29

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a

July

3 _

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a.

N.

i=

Orleans

Jacksonville

Alcoa TMT

ifred Trailer

Wi

, A.

AZALEA CITY

Newark

3

a

Newark

Sca Land of FOE

as

an

BERNICE

TROPIC STAR

St. Croi

3

s

St. Tho:

Tropic Freight

in

Puerto

PRISE Il

Far East, Paciic

3

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N.

Balt., "Phil.

Isbrandtsen,

Balt., N. Y.

4

6

Mayagues, M , | Ponce, * Croix, Balt., N. ¥.

Alcoa SS Co.

FLYING

M

on

ENTER-

Medit

Coast Ports x

RIOT PATRIO

ALCOA

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Y.,

— Nerfolk,

Lines

8. J. Mercantile

CASPER

Barranquilla

4

Barranquilla

Bordas

FRANCES SIX SHELLINES

N. Y. C4. Trujillo

4 4

N. ¥. Cd. Trujillo

Bull Lines Frutero Campo

LEDA

St. Thomas

4

s

St.

PRVL

Mobile, N. Orleans

4

t

s

Mas . Ponce, vezareg, Gea,

Venezuela

4

;

3

Venezuela

&

Co.

ee

Ps

Basso

agent i

Rico

‘

Mr. Bass6 is an experienced insurance consultant

and is well qualified to advise on matters regardin i g

lite insurance

and

i pension

plans.

R. G. Whitrod, Branch Manager 2nd Floor, Royal Bank Bldg. San Juan,

R , P. PLR.

Bello

I

MONARCH mon OSWEGA

OF

THE _

LEADER

Thomas

waterma

§ Waterman Oswega

Bulk

Carriers, P.R. Lighterage

|

Passing Of Workers

|

Compensation Law

DON'T DELAY-

Is Commemorated

SAVE MORE TODAY IN | ALL | YOUR SAVINGS

The State Insurance Fund celebrated yesterday the Silver we

niversary

of the

approval

of the

Workers Compensation the island, at its offices

ce

de

Leon

Ave.,

San

Law in in Pon-

reu,

by

Guillermo

administrator

Among

the

was Ulpiano

of the

agency.

Also

4

:

@ Save by personal deposit

the postage.

Fund. honored

Velez, who has serv-

to

7 -

the

of

employes

served

agency.

or by mail depasit.

A “birthday” cake and refreshwere

~~.

Atiles Mo-

ed 40 years in the government, more than 25 of them with the fund. He is sub-administrator of the agency. ments

insured by Federal government

Juan.

Employes of the agency with 25 or more years of service were presented with merit award di-

plomas

® Every account up to $10, 000

employes

present

were

administrative employes of the Fund whose offices are at the Professional Bldg. Santurce.

We pay

s Now you can enjoy Modern Outdoor

living with a

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

to:

JACK 907

Zaida

CUFF St., Country Club Rio Piedras, P. R.

.

,

i

@ Any deposit regeivedon

or before the Wth day of each month earns the complete dividend for thg month.

First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Puerto Rico San Juan, Santupce - Stop 22 1/2, Rio Piedras, Barrio Obrero

for

Packing

is pleased

Rico.

DEPARTURE 8J

18

Company

SCHEDULES

ARRIVAL $3.

sales

Rico

said.

Assurance

2

Puerto

Puerto

B. Wayne Mion., has

Ce.; of Caguas, according te as apmeuncement by Chris Finkbeiner, president of the company. Nelson has been associated with the meat packing business fer the

for

sold

was the

MANAGER: of St. Paul, named

the

less.

price

agricultural

at the Mayagiiez of points less

index

cent

degree

of

the

volume

wholesale products

Kings Point MerAcademy, N. Y.,

University

in

sales

report just released by the Com-

The

ap-

volume

had

$941,827 for agricultural

local

chairman ef the board of the The 200-room hotel is owned company in the island. Mock| by Henry Kimmekman. He and Jiménez, a native of Cidra, was appointed general manager|the Hilton organization said | holds a bachelor of science deof

The Mayagiiez public market, one of the mist important in

year,

pointed operations manager of Sea Land of Puerto Rico, it was announced by W. O. Gohlke, vice president of the company.

operation.

Reported For '58-'59

From

$69.50 Up

SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 2, 1960

wer ae

‘Civicas.. P ay Tribute To Violeta Rodriguez By

NORY

SEGARRA

messages

More than 150 members of the Women’s Civic Club of Puerto Rico paid homage to their outgoing president, Mrs.

Violeta

driguez,

at

afternoon

ed

ose

3 we

4

;

i

*

las:

lady,

dona

Inés

Mendoza

de

Munoz

Marin,

Myrna Casas, young island-born playwright, the guests. (STAR photo by Betty Knorr.)

center,

at

actress

and

a luncheon

Confirst

yesterday.

designer,

right,

was

important

Miss among

BETTY

KNORR

senior member during the hectic” war years and was later appointThe former actress and ed by President Truman, along opera singer turned Dem- with Adlai Stevenson, as a U. S. ocratic Congresswoman from | delegate to the first U. S.-based California, whom Richard assembly of the United Nations. Nixon, now Vice-President of the | She was also in on the birth of U. S. defeated in her senatorial the Marshall Plan. bid in 1948, arrived in Puerto Fortaleza Guest Rico this week to visit old Mrs. Douglas, here with her friends, Gov. and Mrs. Luis Mu- brother, Walter Gahagan, will be noz Marin staying with the Munoz Marin’s Helen Gahagan Douglas, wife until next Tuesday when she reof Melvyn Douglas, currently turns to N. Y. Yesterday, Puerstarring in the theatrical spoof to Rico’s first lady, Dona Ines, on political shennanigans’ and entertained in her honor at a Particularly presidential hopefuls, Fortaleza luncheon. Invited were 1s ‘The Best Man herself re leome of the distinguished women membered as one of the most co- in San Juan: Sen. Juana Rodrilorful and articulate women on |guez Mundo, Ana G. de Mendez, the U. S. politicai scene in the | Mrs. Violeta Biascoechea ie Ro‘40's. She served on the House's driguez, Mrs. Lillian Torres BrasForeign Affairs Committee as a!chi de Canals, Mrs. Sylvia Ledes-| STAR

Women's

Editor

Myrna

Souffront, an expert

University

Casas,

Miss

Chicago,

the

own

outgoing

ed

San

Gerénimo

the

acquisition

on

of

the Wo-

Puerto

Ri-

and its president Mrs. Alicia de Cardona, the Business and

Professional tion

of

Lion’s

Women’s

Puerto

Club

Rico,

and

AssociaSan

its

Juan’s

president

Raul Buxeda, Mesdames Olimpia Belaval, Margarita Higuera and

Estelia

R.

de

Rivero.

Mrs. Rodriguez was at a table with members of the out going board of directors, Mesdames Joaquina Rodriguez de (See

Civieas

page

|

9)

‘Ci-

of

clubhouse

Club

the

the

Con-

a cost of $18,000 Embalse” housing

Doris

and

the

messages were sent

president

affair

of to

who

attired

conthe

attend-

in a white

silk chantung dress and a white and violet hat. Among the many friends and institutions to: send flowers and messages were Puerto Rico’s first lady, Dona Inés Mendoza de Mufoz Marin, Mrs. Auria Vidal de Llanes, the Puerto Rican Chapter of the American Association for the United Nations, Mrs. Clara Luz Vizcarrondo de Quifiones, The Puerto Rican Association Against Infantile Paralisis. Other

messages

were

sent

by

the €olegio Puertorriqueno de Ninas, Mr. and Mrs. Efrain Rivé, Mrs. Irma Rosa de Lugo, Women’s Assistant to the Hato Rey Lion's Club, Mesdames Paquita de Justicia, Carmen Guillermety de Villamil, Violeta Gutiérrez, Auria Llanes, Lotti Tischer de Cordero and Ana G. de Méndez. Stull more congratulatory

Mrs.

Douglas’ niece, Mrs. William Gahagan, who with her husband and children has been a Puerto Rico resident for three years, and Mrs. William J. Dorvillier, wife of the editor and publisher of the STAR.

Dona Ines raised her wine glass

and offered a toast to (See MRS. HELEN,

vicas,

club’s

Numerous gratulations

Dr. Lydia E. Roberts, on nutrition from the

of

the

Civic

by

of

program.

ma, Mrs. Maria Christina de Diaz Rivera, Mrs. Leticia Torruella, Mrs. Margot Pont de Marchand, Mrs. Paca Hettinger, Mrs. Generosa Freiria, Mrs. Herminia Jimenez, Mrs. Ricardo Alegria, Mrs. Maria Teresa Diaz Garcia, Marina Vera Parga, Mrs. Delia Quinones de Arnaldo Meyners,

Miss

Thursday

projects}of

dado Ave. at and the “El

Mrs. Helen Gahagan Visiting Island. Former Actress And Calif. Congress woman By

Ro-

held

Room of the Caribe Hilton Hotel. Mrs. Rodriguez was president of the club, the largest and oldest civic women’s institution in Puerto Rico, for the last two years. During her presidency she instigated two of the most

ae

FORT ALEZA GUEST—Mrs. Helen Gahagan Douglas, left, former Democratic gresswoman from California, a Fortaleza guest, was honored by Puerto Rico’s

in

de

tea

men’s co M.

sent

Chapter

her guest Page 9)

First Anniversary

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THE

“THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 2, 1960 }

Mrs. Helen (Continued

From

honor,

wuman

of

“a

Page

Gahagan and the way those problems are

8)

who

has

fulfilled herself in the world.of the

arts

and

example ean

public

of how

affairs—an

much

a woman

Mrs.

Douglas, but

now

still

a

lovely

continue

her

already

operatic career.

she

turned

launched

her

in Puccini’s Opera when Europe and

energies

to war

work and politics campaigning for her political idol, Franklin

D.

lady’s

there

girl friend

in

the

and

same

office.

than

she

prettier

NS

LANDERS:

bragging}

ae rua a

fortable.

I work

I

am

is,

down cam

(not

and

certain

fellow

at

who

witty works

in

the

notes

for

me,

and

house

when

he

arrives,

I

and

na

R.

de

Umpierre,

de

Segarra,

Irene

Amelia de

Borges

B.

Guzman,

and

Esther

de

Passalacqua. In honor of Mrs. Rodriguez’ name, beuquets of violets were used in the buffet, table deco-

made

Medin

Vasallo,

were

small

by

to

written

liven

up

that a

DEAR

con-

What

do*

BOOLA::

act.

you

think?—

Cut

out

Mrs. and

Virginia

party

cersages

of

MR.

AND

MRS.:

your

pretty

face.

It

your

won’t

te te

werk.

Yeu may not beable, te preduce any conversational gems but the one thing you cam do better than anyone else in the world is BE YOURSELF.

favors

violets.

mer.

No

one knows

hurt them run

them. Plans we

feel

here the

There

married

like

second

common

the law time

in

a

ly?

We

and

DO

we

want

hate

a

to

now

and

he

La

Guardia

ranks

among

experience

that Thursday and

to be

she had

housing

areas

areas.

think

that

people

I

and

having

to

sacrifice

she

said,

“there

is

ho question about Puerto Rice, eventually becoming a state.”

| Weekly Calendar|

can’t

unders-

their

problems

until I see for myself,”

she said.

a fashion

show

at

2 p.m. in the

Clab Nautico in Sam Juan. TODAY — The Chase Bank Club ef the Chase Manhattan Bank

is holding its

annual dance

tonight at the Casinode te Rico at 10 p.m. TOMORROW

—

An

Pu .

informal

ball will be held

at

Kspama George

m, with the erchestra pro-

at del

5 p. Valle

La Casa de

to that of Israel in the Middle East. Both are extremely interest-

viding the music. TOMORROW — A dinner-dance will be held for the members of the United States Army Asso ciation at the La Cencha Hotel

ting

at

Puerto

Rico

America,

and

she

because

its role

likened of

their

in Latin

somewhat problems

7:30

p.m.

and

his famous

orchestra

(Stork Club, El Morocco and other outstanding clubs),

we

after

once secret-

| Al Martino

:

b

20th

wedding

Fox

Recording

Star

Parents

PLASTICS

Art Flowers See the LATEST FLORAL CREATIONS at the HOME SHOW July t-- 10

UNION

CHURCH 2310

Leurel

Donald

St.,

OF SAN Punta

£. Johnson,

Las

JUAN

Stan Burns

Maries.

‘astor

Ventrilo-Wit You

te

those projects as the price.”

without

church

our

rural

tand

criminals. Is

church

tell

R.,

it a rich

and

“I

to get married

having been married

ter of common sense. At this Point it would be a pity to have to frustrate many current government projects by becoming a sta-

thing

and today would see something of

advise ‘

thought “the government was taking the right stand. ‘Commonwealth is not a state of malaise,” she said, “it is a mat-

Roosevelt.

Fiorello

D.

visited schools

They are talking about big for a churth wedding and

it against a

and

closest

President

with F.

sidered

about this.

deeply jf they knew

off

the

to

her

NORO MORALES

My wife

Our parents are expecting us te get married this: Fall. It would

had

told

on

Chk La Concha

the

Develop

own personality and don’t try graft your girl friend’s wit oa

CONSOLIDATED *

used

about last summer. Please us.— MR. AND, MRS.

and I are in a difficult spet. We were married sedretly last sum-

(Continued from page 8) Madera, Maruja Navas de Amadeo, Mercedes de Saldana, Eloi-

ration

aiso

phrases

DEAR ANN LANDERS:

IVICAaS ‘Civicas’

Jacqueline

has

clever

ventriloquist

admit she comes up with lines I could never think of. Now the fellow has asked me for a date and I’m scared. My gul friend has offered to be at

my

be

world.”” BOOLA DEAR

the office has shown an interest in me. He buys me peanuts, winks when he passes my desk and we’ve been exchanging cute little notes. My witty girl friend has been

writing

She

some

him com-

Douglas

the great men of our nation,” she said. She told the ladies that she con-

is nothing illegal abeut a church versation. When I told her-I didn’t think ceremony even though you’ve been it would work she said, ‘There are married before—provided, of very few original thinkers in this course you marry the same person.

just stating a fact)

and shésis better conversation. A

set*the stage by making

Rico’s first

queried

statehood for Puerto she said that she

been

My

ASN

Mrs

as

is

Along

Develop Your Own Personality DEAR

toast,

Governor

when

However, Puerto

the group that she had known and admired the Gov. and Mrs. Munoz for a long time and that “we in the States regard the

Ann Landers Says

Later

thoughts on Rico now,

Roosevelt. In returning

+r

it as

raise

to

there

I'm

States,

her

She was to make

her debut as Tosca opera at the Vienna the Nazis over-rap

CIVICA BOARD—At a tea, ‘honoring their outgoing president, Mrs. VioB. de Rodriguez, Thursday in the San Géroénimo Room of the Hotel Caribe HilMrs. Amelia B. de Segarra, seated, poured ‘for her sister board members. From to right are the Mesdames Irene de Guzman, Maruja Navas de Amadeo, JoaquiRodriguez de Madera, Mary Amadeo de Baragano, Mercedes de Saldaita, JacqueBorgos, Eloina Rodriguez de Umpierre, Rsther de Passalacqua and Mrs. Rodriguez. (STAR photo by Betty Knorr.) « *

wealth needs another voice in the

grandwith

grarblond hair brushed off her ead in soft waves, left Hollywood in 1935 after the filming of Ryder Haggard’s “She” té

leta ton, left na line

“I pledge to you,” Mrs. Douglas said, “that if ever the Common-

do.”

mother,

OUTGOING

out.

worked

being

are

welcome

et the

English

Speaking

Church which serves people of all faiths.

Church and

School

Worship

Service

9 A.M. ond 11:00 A.M. ‘Youth Groups 6:00 p.m. Phone +688 a

3-4197

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RAFAEL FIGUEROA and his string quintet Dinner from

7 PM

Showtime 11 PM

No cover charge

Closed Sundays ~, t

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2

2

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oo

7

sewer

10

ee

ee

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 2, 1960

ee

WN

ANU

By

Ralph

M.cGi1}

nr,

Lack Of Trust Puts Strain On Frenchmen

Ne HOT cS ab os acscae 1 NEES

JDWWWWNWW YY:

PIS

Xi nnn WK

PARIS: One of the rocks in the diplomatic shoe of France and its NATO participation is quite understandable. There is always someone rising in the United States Congress to say the loyalty of the French cannot be trusted and that atomic secrets given them will be

to the Russians.

This places most polite of

a considerable strain Frenchmen such as,

France’s

NATO

representative

on for

even the example,

Jean-Daniel

lh S

leaked promptly

Jurgen-

M.

Jurgensen,

“and

he

is

France her own striking the West that she have quite

frankly,

“Some

determined

to

<

my MOIS

sen, who talked quite frankly. France’s position is this: If an ally cannot be trusted, then he is not worth having as an ally. There are many in our own government and NATO who feel the same. “General de Gaulle is ie stubborn man,’ said give

force. It is important to this because, I tell you

negotiations

must

be

day we are to confront

from

strength

the Chinese

and

®8!'ph McGill

the Soviets as a bloc, and I tell you it will not be comfortable. It will be much worse than in 1940 for Europe and the United States.” De Gaulle Will Go Ahead No one will argue with this. But France does not yet possess the economic

i

with

FIRST

Queen

L ADIES—Mrs. Mamie

Sirikit,

Queen

of

left, pases | inn the White

Hicedhawer:

Thailand,

prior to a state dinner

given by

; aasocialed

You age

and

some|extremes

at all. This

7

were

here

De

seven

notice

r}

vouns

ine

years}road. waits} 1

Muse

anxiously for the reply. He seems . , ano fiercely proud of the changes . , a

One

Of

the most

Gk appa: fear of the formers.

striking

a

He.

the

he

suspicious

betore

shun-|

Stalin

died

titude

is)

in!

Q5

Tue

relax

did

it

students

on

purpose

and wanted

ticularly

interested

in

y.

in

our

+5

carry

papers.”

A

giving

old

French

long

local

the

public

control,

army

friendship,

might,

wars

as

such

striking

and

he

but

that

the

de

go

Gaulle

ahead

would

certain

ousted

if he regained

with

force

will

opinion

leader

by

I

support

firebr ands,

General

power,

Algerians.

we will go ahead because not to do so is The nub of the problem is the control of missiles, especially Polaris. The French now own warheads, but it would be quicker and as the British are doing.

shown

him

a

picture

use

M.

de

atomic

Jurgensen

Moscow

Bomarc

Base

June

in

at

such

an

base

accident

|

a

I

reassuring

and

disturbing

to

. talk

with

men

whose

Job

idea

The requires

pilot. A pic-| jthirds

effects.

of its

no effective

letters

from

average

French

readers

are

strongly

pro-

There is worry that the United States seem to lack purpose is grave concern that fer at least six months we will gave

policy, with

the President

downgraded

| POTOMAC |

mos

LE

both

it is to prepare for the eventuality of war. The French agree with the U. S. Navy in thinking that the major portion of deterrents be at Sea in Polaris submarines. There still is the Army plan to mount Polaris weapons on railway flatcars and river and canal barges, and move them about in the event of war so as to escape the dangers of fixed bases. But the U. S. Air Force reportedly still supports ‘the

ae

Force

is

to succumb.’ atomic warheads for :all are ready to build their cheaper to buy from ‘us,

as a world

leader

Such goings on would have and the election occupying the summer and autumn. s But life goes on, and one is thankful for small things, for sthe been unthinkable seven years| ago. So would the boldness of | Polaris Missile and the submarine to carry it, for example young Soviet writers who held AA OMA WOMAN WOH AANS memorial services for author Bo ris Pasternak.

York

the

hint

Power's

happened

on

a

Air

It

ture of the package had appear- | American. ed in the Soviet press as one of | | and there

American New

of

Powers, the captured

to

talk a a The conversation was lively , : . The Russian’s cronies were par-

Notable among young people who | remember little of Stalin They | are

in

American

Soustelle,

of

Missile Is Mobile Polaris Missile is mobile. Fueled with a solid propellent; it no countdown. Polaris-armed submarines, prowling the oceans of the world, can obviously be a very formidable deterrent. : M. Jurgensen thinks differences between Red China and .the Soviets are very real and significant. But he expects no open’ break unless the Chinese force it, which now seems most unlikely. But this makes more imperative some sort of atomic control and a paradoxjeal buildup of strength, since the Chinese can, and will, have such weapons American cigarette —_ packages. || within five years or so. It is certainly true that world polHtical control Particularly, she wanted a pack |S precariously balanced. age bearing the name of the ci One does not find here any great amount of Apt- American feelgarettes smoked by Francis Gary |ing. The Paris Herald Tribune reports, for example, that a good two-

Courted

English,

ming ub foreigners—— feelings that) newspaper pees

warheads

sort

however,

But

Still, said one, he didn't in-! tend to be too critical about it | “We have a saying—stay out of politics, stay out of trouble,” | | he said, grinning. A young So viet mother, chatting with Ame. | ricans, casually asked for empty

Apologetically, the Russian spoke

McGuire

never

apsence one “| newspapers. They were tired, dread of nearby in-| aid one, “of that junk they feed

of

in

that

the

shrugged. He obviously did not think this probable. “At any rate,” he said, ‘‘the -political and economic results of not agreeing with de Gaulle will be worse. If we must go ahead on eur

New Jersey. The Russians were astonished. Soviet papers would

it

A group of American

changes?” | admitted

Museovite

young

get

explosion

at

was strolling along a Leningrad street one night. Suddenly, a Russian bumped into an American girl, knocking her into the

L. RYAN . : Analyst Newsi 2nau

re Fress

to

Conversation

last of a series of ar-|

ticles. By WILLIAM

Jurgensen

SIMON

is the

—

changed

man,

own and have a separate force, it will not be good for us or the West.

Constantly, visiting Americans EDITOR’S NOTE — When William L. Ryan visited the are asked for copies of AmeriSoviet Union seven years agO0|can newspapers or magazines the terror of Lavrenty Beria,| Young people love to look at Stalin's chief policeman, still|the advertisements. They also was fresh in Russian minds.| are intensely interested in news Revisiting Moscow, Ryan found| from the West, and will go to not

create

Jacques

weapons

Young Muscovites Fiercely Proud Of Changes In Past Seven Years changes

to

atomic

as

really

is a stubborn

raulle despite

Ei-

Report On Russia

things

to

such

senhower in honor of the King and Queen of Thailand. It was Mrs. Eisenhower’s first social function since her recent hospitalization for asthmatic bronchitis. (AP Photo.)

some

suggested placing

House

President

He

T

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FEVER

By Ae ETCHER

AWA] HKG

AR

KNEBEL

Washington

AAWWOAHH

Bureau

MNP

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SAMA

SMILING

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capacity

envisions.

:

new]

The House ,votes to outlaw, around the Democrats will have | , ft V. station. They mention Re rigged TV shows. Funny world.|two legs, while the G.O.P will publicans, and never have menYou're liable to be jailed for|be known as the Grand ‘Old heartfelt, profound congra- tiomed ‘‘statehooders.’’ The govdeceiving people on TV—and | Party-poopers the outside world. Many try- to|tulations for your very thoughtful ernment’s attitude reminds me of | fired for leveling with them +** copy Western customs and man-| editorial, on the benevolence and Bismarck’s golden words. which j;at the State Department. It isn’t the high cost of: livners Kindness of the Popular Party Gov- may be applied fully to Mr. Mufioz | vee ing that worries a man, but, the Awkward, Self-Conscious ernment with the citizenry in the Marin’s party. New Jersey's Gov. Meyner|cost of getting from place to present election year. Said Bismarck:

look Many are far better dres- | sed than the Muscovite of 1953.| Sir: They display lively interest in} My

To the his Westerner, ways

tion of awkward

Saturday crowded

nights,

restaurants

riously about old American

determined Some wear

the

gay, more

a good

lightweight

frocks,

fashionable

often

homemade,

€:n

patterns

time women

in

from

in labo-

young

examples are

couples shuffle

the dance floor to tunes, as if grimly

to have

of

much

this emula-)

often seems and _ self-conscious. _

stores. copied

publications.

The

than

dresses

frequently

from

West-

BISMARCK

SAID:

Fither the benevolence is forced

by fear to |rel” of the reality in the

money.

loose the “pork barcolonial budget, or in

they are so free handed distribution of the people’s

Public

car

drivers,

teach-

“A

government

must

be

con-

sistent. No government is so harmful for a country’s interests as a weak one. A government that suffers from a propensity to avoid

conflicts, to shirk strong measures

wants tion fore

the

didates. it

Democratic

to ‘deliberate’ settling on one

A

dangerous

deliberates

reject

all

of

too

conven-|

course.

long,

it

If may

them.-

when necessary and to give away continually to foreign demands, slides irretrievably to its own destruction. It very soon finds it-

Senator Wiley,, fretting at foreign reverses, says Republicans didn’t create the world. In

pared

fact,

I think

scared

a

that

about

political

propaganda.

self

most

all

of concessions,

of

the

they

are

‘‘statehood’’

movement. I base my presumption on the political cartoons and radio, daily papers and even through the government's own

able

another,

to survive until

each

only

by

leading

nothing

mains to the authority of the state.”

dint

shape

to yet| | Republicans

more

re- | blame

or influence

Ralph Perez-Smith Santurce, P. R.

the

trade

are

on

be

dry.

political The

Jack

ter

to

gates.

3,000

to

that

consider -*

orbit.

US.

It I

is

eom-

have

you

for

re-

vice-

The

old has

for these cruises. y

*

has

mother-and-

satellites

Somebody Bourbons

(Joe),

“Dear

president.”

daughter

will

*

let-

dele-

sample:

untrue

to

*

only’

fused

a.

Democratic

(Frank)

inclined

conventions

:

writes

Reported

The

building

living.

Kennedy

in,

the

the

** *

world’s

unions. ese

Both

do

pletely

the

the event

to

Bill

***

ers, police, laborers, cooperatives, and even in the carnival season each and every action of the majority party is intentionally pre-

as

place

a while beof the can-

man to

soaring’ stayed foot

in

home. the

bill

around-the-world : ae 1

ch

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EDITORIALS © A Matter Of Issues The

Catholie

Bisheps

of

San:

Juan

and

of

Ponce

have issued a pastoral letter to Catholics in Puerto Rico urging them to support. the new Christian Action Party (PAC). It is probable that+many Catholics will follow that advice in their devotion to their religion and out of respect for its leaders Se the island.

Unfortunately, imply

much

more

this than

politicaf development the

mere; casting

could

of votes

at

the polls in November. It could jlead to an explosion of passions that might do serioug harm to the people of Puerto Rico and to the Churca itself. ~ A tions,

political campaign. is not, ;under normal condiconducive to pretty talk «nd the exchange of

pleasantries

by

contending

politicians.

It

could _be

a time when wrath and acrimony create long-lasting and bitter resentments among the people.

It will call for cool heads religion from

becoming

dn all sides to keep

a basic ispue in the campaign.

The fundamental issues of an elettion campaign—govenment

functions

highways water,

and

services,

schools

and

hospitals,

and public housing, airjorts and streets and

power

and

sewer

services,

and

the

FOREIGN

general

administration of the people’s affairs—should be discussed on the basis of which officials with which programs can best provide thege services and best serve the public interest. is

It would be unfortunate if religion, and political status, should succeed in submerging the real issues that face the people at election time in a growing community with so many urgent problems to be solved by those who will take the helm next January. Conditions are shaping up to'a test of statesmanship and dedication to the public! interest on the part of political leaders on all sides. | Failure to meet the

test

would

When A

be regrettable

A

can

he

does;

get

can

away

deny

of

sities

life

and

in

the

still long

with

murder,

he

funda-

of

But

control.

his

maintain

oppressive

acts

there

often lurks one that leads to his'downfall. We have a hopeful hunch that Dictator Fidel Castro of Cuba may have hurt his people where they are the most sensitive,

The

in

the

Cubans

seat

of

their

pants.

like to drive cafs. ‘They

like to sit

behind the wheel and speed in and gut of traffic otherwise express their independénce of spirit.

and

Castro has seized the Texaco, Egso Standard and Shell refineries. There is the probability of a short-

age of gasoline to propel the beloved: juggernauts the Cubans enjoy so much. This is gnejdeprivation they + 4 are not likely to accept. Castro can blame the United States or anyone he pleases, but if he doesn’t put gas into those Cuban

tanks, he’s likely to be on his wap opt.

Please

Be

pointing

out

thatijag

of

Friday

187

persons had died violently in accidents this year, and that the total is now (after the Fourth) increased by a certain number of bodies. “4 The names may be unknown ‘us and to many

of

you.

Unless

you, or to us. weekend.

they

Kennedy-Johnson Race Reaches Point Of Momentary Stalemate

happen

WASHINGTON

to

bé

someone

close

to

So please be careful over this holiday }

Don’t kill anyone and don’t gét killed. _

The

Kemnedy-Johnson

in warfare

John

F.

Kenmedy’s

plainly put too much tough Some of these backers,

National

Chairman

Paul

great

precedes

meancampaigns, opposite operating

Both battles. amd climactie while, are showing utterly mistakes.

Senator

race

Presidential nomination has momentary stalemate rather

which

the pause

like

—

Democratic a point of

for the reached

backers

pressure notably

Butler,

have

on too soon. Democratic

have

been

al-

most brutally unwise. So much is this the case, indeed, that some Democratic politicians—including some Kennedy well-wishers—are now saying that if he is defeated after all he will owe it to his overzealous friends. Senator Lyndon B. Johnson’s backers, equally plainly, have not put on enough pressure, even

mildly, soon enough.

The Kennedy campaign is showing some small but clear signs of panic. The Kennedy bandwagon, though by no means halted dead, has hit some roadlocks. The Johnson campaign is corenough.

;

editorial

From Washington

respondingly

Careful

On Monday, July 4th, we willbe handling a grim and distasteful chore. It will be the usual holiday weekend roundup on death. We! will earry stories about the men, women and children who were slaughtered on the highways. We probably will write another

St Lens Pest -Dispatch

By William S. White and

most

people'the

his

list

TEAMWORK

* Drv.

Stumbles

mental rights, deprive them of the elementary necessomewhere

-

indeed,

Dictator

dictator

usually

POLICY

moving

It is in acute

faster,

need

but

still

not

Johnson continues to refuse to permit action until Congress has adjourned. He

takes

the

of the Senate Johnson

view

that

he cannot

batteries

as

Democratic

give the word

without

damaging

legislative action in the Senate and eral

Democratic

record.

Kennedy Nomination.

remains All the

backs

been

have

fast

of gingering up—but

all-out leader

to fire all Democratie

thus the gen-

the heavy favorite for same, several major

suffered

by

him

in the

last

the settwo

weeks. And these errors of commission have undoubtedly been more damaging than the errors

of omission

Hopes Montana Kennedy

The

of the Johnsonites.

that the Governor's

conference

would produce an irresistible have not materialized.

oig key to it ail,

held

in

rush

to

Pennsylvania's 81-vote

delegation to the Democratic National Committee, still

is

held

tightly

by

one

of

the

great

pros,

Gov. David Lawrence. Lawrence, resisting pressures as hot as a depot stove in a country town

in midwinter, has steadfastly refused to commit himself to Kennedy. It is increasingly likeiy, parenthetically, that Pennsylvania’s Governor more than any other man will nominate the next Democratic Presidential candidate.

Butler,

who

is

a

Catholic,

has

immensely

embarrassed Kennedy by statements reviving the so-called “‘Catholic issue’’ which Kennedy, -himself a Catholic; had rightly tried so hard to quiet. Butler has done this by suggesting that Catholic Democrats might turn on the party unless it consented to nominate Kennedy.

Distinguished

mostly

in

Catholic

private,

their faith and

that

Democrats Butler

the sense

has

are saying, insulted

both

of responsibiiity

of the

party itself. Qne such, Representative Hale Boggs of Louisiana, is saying it in public. Though a party chairman is supposed to keep some semblance of neutrality among Presidential

aspirants,

for

Butler's

Kennedy

another furious charged vention sonites, ton and And jam by

way.

Wide

and

open

injuring

sections

his

of

partisanship candidate

in

the

party

are

support

while

pri-

a series of petty discriminations being to Butler—through his control of conhousing and so on—against the John the supporters of Senator Stuart Symingall others not in the Kennedy camp. Kennedy himself has got himself inte one indicating recently to New York liberals

he

vate

letters

In

long

also

at

that

asking

is

expected

were

just such summary,

no Southern going

out

support. the

to Southern

Kennedy

delegates

bandwagon

stands

near the crest of the hill before the downgrade run to victory. The last mile up any hill, however,

is the

hardest

and

longest

mile.

And

it

is

still not certain that the vehicle can surmourt

Saturday, July 2, 1960

THE SAN JUAN STAR—

Vivid Impressions Of Berlin

can

Ship’—a

experiment

new

in

the Hope pr. Walsh told a reporter more than $2 million in mutual security funds were granted to refit the 15,000-ton vessel for the | specific needS of the project but that otherwise the venture has beer—and will be—supported entirely by privately donated furds. The 800-bed hospital ship, he

The Ameri-

international

health cooperation—will sail for Southeast Asia on Sept. 21. This’ is reported by Dr. Wilham B. Walsh, a Washington physician

Hope—a_

who

heads _

Project

non-governmental

ef-

fort that springs from President Eisenhower's people-to-people con-

for

under

the

One-Time Navy Ship The Hope, the ship, that will spearhead the effort, is a onetime Navy hospital ship—the USS Consolation—which was taken from the moth-ball fleet and loaned by the government

project

on

Sept.

It will

sail

from

Sept.

21,

with

on

for

then

discussed Benitez

author

Indonesia

another

four-month to

Freedom,

attended

the

world,

free

Kenneth

to be ‘‘a sort of Mecca”

Nam be-

United

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other seems

that

faces

ct

Juan

Puerto

of

contrasted

Rican

Ateneo

te ma

are

the

A

said,

its columns,

and

its ‘‘beauti-

fully-kept trees,’ presented an impressive sight, Benitez said. Buildings facing the wide avenues in East Berlin have been restored and rebuilt, Benitez said. The avenues, used for parades and

to people

the

on

JAIME "BENITEZ . back

Benitez

very

A

attarctive.

said,

taxi-cab

are

driver

| told him, however, that behind Berlin | attractive buildings, one finds

from

the the

| ruins. strikingly

with

security,

and

the

happiness,

the

will

to

their lives, of the West Benitez said. “We also saw

there,’ saw

it

in

remake

Berliners,’

a marked

Benitez

poverty

continued.

their

the |

clothing,

‘We in

their

shoes.”’ trip

Berlin,

from

Benitez

lesson

N. Y. Catholic Group Here For Course A

group

of

| brothers from

The

has

demonstrations,

on

West

said

‘Progress

was

to

East;

New

York

a

vivid}

Thursday

in Freedom.” | University

41

nuns

and

two

the Archdiocese

arrived

in

San

en

route

to

in

Ponce

where

of

Juan

Catholic

they

announced the opening of a contest to select three unpublished original fiction stories. Any resident of Puerto Rico may enter the contest. Information ean be obtained from the Ateneo, Box 1180, San Juan.

“A most vivid impression,” | will take special courses in the Spanish language. Benitez said, ‘twas seeing the arms Cardinal Francis Spellman of a tree, starting to threw leaves, archbishop of the New York Roreaching out through the window of a ruined structure which be- man Catholic Diocese blessed the fore the war had been a home.’’| nuns in an airport ceremony in One ‘of the most striking’ dif-| New York shortly before they

The

ferences

contest

closes

Nov.

in honor

SENATOR CHAVEZ WILL ABOUT BIGGEST POLITICAL ISSUE OF THE

with

Fiction Contest To Be Sponsored By Ateneo

don roberto 205

of

from other communist countries. To a Polish soldier, Benitez said, it seemed to represent an improvement over Warsaw equal to the improvement of West Berlin over East Berlin. and a sadness “We saw a

will six

JUNIOR

in

Galbraith,

A Sort Of Mecca Berlin, Benitez said,

East

troubled weight East Berliners

Made

by

‘‘Progress in Freedom.” and economist and

John

Benitez

“conditions of buildings.’’ One still sees,’ Benitez said, ‘‘sfreets and streets’ of World War II ruins in East Berlin. There is however one ‘‘magnificent park’’ in the Communist controlled sector, Benitez said, de dicated to Russians killed in Berlin during the War. About 7,000 Russian soldiers are buried in the park, he said. The park is marked, Benitez said, by 16 ‘‘enormous’’ columns that hold up nothing. Words by the late Joseph Stalin are inscribed in each column. The park,

who

travelers and soldiers of Communist bloc cotntries.

as

stay

the

MALDONADO

Harvard University visited one of East Berlin’s largest department stores. Galbraith noticed, Benitez said, that many of those people shopping were not Berliners but

Francisco

go on to Viet

fore returning States.

of

15.

San

the—first lengthy stop. It remain there for about.

months,

Cultural

thinkers

revamped into accommodations for teaching local doctors, nurses and technicians at various ports of call. The’ vessel ,.is scheduled to undergo sea-trials late in July and be formally transferred to

organization and fund-raising for more than a year, is designed to bring American .aedical and _ health skills and techniques to the people of other nations The project name “Hope” stands for ‘Health Opportunity for People Everywhere.” venture,

A. W.

Berlin,

Jaime Benitez, Chancellor of the University of Puerto Rico, after seven days in Berlin, brought back vivid impressions of a_ strange world—FEast Berlin. Benitez visited, the Communist sector of the German capital lJast week while attending a Congress

said, has been converted to one of 230 beds, with the extra space

cept

The

By

to

Sector

‘

nt rer sa arma

“Hope

CAREY (AF) —

Benitez

°

ieee

By FRANK WASHINGTON

Visits Red e

wh

Hop e Ship’ Sails On Health Mission To Asia Sept. 21

1.

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East

and

West | left.

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and finisher and of the power broom.

Suppliers

of

all the structural

steel

materials

heater and asphalt tank combination.

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 2, 1960

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to

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writer

realized

that

his

of

those.

HERMAN

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41. longing

ate

is

hand

spades

—

matter

of

fact,

a grand slam.

|no

aces

trump

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to check

and

kings.

bid

to

that

was

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North

be

South’s

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bewildered.

certain

bid four

for

was

meant

a

not

his

Blackwood.

South

doing

exactly and

opening perfect.

bid

the

what/ result]

of two

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did

no}

that

and

two

no

trump

also

A grand slam was rattled off

with extra tricks. It. appears that normal

bidding

would

get

the

North-South players to the grand

slam.

not|should

suggests|

North

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two

merely

no

trump,

North

bid

three

spades

three no z was his

doubleton.

if North

is broke,

to pass two

he

is|hearts

no trump.|

go.

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and

then

simpler

off

method

they

can

would

be

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by Bob Barnes

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BVO

players}

to

TODAY.

minimal

90. rurre

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is

permitted

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32. cereal

country

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measure

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heart.

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little

side

were

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—

;

15

Saturday, July 2; 1960 By

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SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 2, 1960

Our Man

Lana Turner's Beau Cuffs

in San

‘

criticized

Lana's upbringing of her daughCheryl Crane. ter, for columnist Connolly, Mike came Reporter, Hollywood the overto Lana at the post-premiere picture, latest Lana's of party In Black.” “Portrait

Grabs

nolly and

lronically,

—

g

LANA

anybody

Nightly

The

8:PM

Seats

Prices No

VIS,

FINE SYMBOL OF ENTERTAINMEN x

VVE

COBIAN’S THEATRES Pictures

F<

received

from

Galena:

very

my

nice

if you

could

come

p.

te

8

left

party

was

your

Texas”

May have

returned

and

swam

of the

but the

Little Kiss,’’

with

all

coral. Dear

Our

Just

Baltimore

v VV

MAN

-

were

EN

Curtis WAS

THE

set

the

record

That may

recent

be true.

predictable,

at

bigger

all three

to

than

Two

shows

least

with

But shark behavior

to

along with

humans.

of us,

Since

we

Dick

Sym-

Ashford Ave., every night,

SUNDAY

is un- |

they

weren’t

were

inclined

&

Hazlett

when she visited backstage after a concert in February of $958. | She named as defendants ;The Philadelphia

Orchestra

The

of Music

Academy

adelphia

and

the

Assn.,

of

Phil-

Lyric.

tet)

HOTEL?

“FLOOR

Condedo including

JULY

Phone -3887

SHOW”

stteeeeeseseseseseiey

ix

3

DEBUT OF TWO INTERNATIONAL ATTRACTIONS

HAVANA”

LA

IN

|

** i

DEBUT

x

The

outstanding

x

accordeon

players

* *

+ LOS CONCERTINOS =

*

SOMBRA”

*

Phone

*

3-3478

RICHARD ROBERSON The

Golden

Voice

THE

* . $B

Bardot BIKINI’

Bt

Ia her second

Taylor

week

in our

ANDREU

Argentine comedian wes 0 sensetion in Broadway.

alternating who ives

DE TORRES

The

South

best

American

ew See

Show Continuous

Jerry Lewis “SAD SACK” <8

Admission

7:30 9:39

Anthony Quinn - Kirk Douglas “LAST TRAIN FROM GUNHILL”

music

by Cesar

Concepcion

and

nightly

his Orchestra

—

Fer reservations call 2

Be

eee

Dante with:

MIRO.

THE ESCAMBRON BEACH BAND’

show.

ELENA

“KILLERS OF KILIMANJARO” “CRIMSON KIMONO”

SUPER DRIVE-1

* AIAALSIISI_S IS

playing the Limbo

GOGO

OF

Robert

*

Something different ¥

JOEL MEYERS AND HIS CALYPSONIAN

of

Mississippi

Festival

Brigitte IN

*

* FAA

- Janet Leigh THAT LADY?”

RIALTO-SAN JUAN

e

spoke

stick around, whatever they were up to. As the French say, ‘Shark’un a son gout.”

FRANKESTEIN”

t

séraight, I

Lamarque

Show:

CURSE

;

our gay

Kovacs

Ernie

Cartoon

GIRL

the,

TONITE

HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. Night

by

Hazlett.

_*§L PARAISO O81 ATLANTICO®:

Robert Hutton THUNDER OVER TANGIER” “HALF HUMAN”

“THE

scratched

BEACH

AMBASSADOR - 12 M.

Matinee:

badly

Phone

MUSIC HALL Toni “WHO

time i6

Invites you to enjoy

MATIENZO | “AMOR

just enough

because ene shark at it was safe to swim ‘to;

R-3512

IN

Libertad

had

Mts)

LORRAINE - 1 2 M. Guinness

to her face}

*

this letter arrived from

Lancaster - Audrey Hepburn “THE UNFORGIV EN”

“OUR

have

marine biologist Bill Brown who tells me I might have been wrong about those two sharks at- ¢: tacking each other. At least the word ‘‘atta¢king’? is ambiguous. It seems this is mating seasen and they were probably jast being affectionate. Brewn’s conclusion is that we really had § nething to fear.

Dg

PARAMOUNT

Alec

he could

man:—

te

TODAY

Burt

three

Yesterday

(AP)—A_viol-

the

he...

accustomed

into view. They

| Orchestra. Mrs. Dolly Ann Otey asked the Superior Court this week phony Orchestra, claiming she was knocked down by a kettle- to award her $15,000 for injuries she claims’ she received drum, is suing the Philadelphia

inist

grown

climb onto a coral bed tacked the other. Before shere,

to the scene

wera’

Last Wednesday this department related the sea saga of Dick Hazlett of Puerto Rico News Service whd was spearfishing off Luquillo beath with architect Bill Broadhead and his wife Elaine: They were terror-stricken when two six-foot sharks

m.!

‘‘Give Me a

BALTIMORE

at Roma-

so delighted

s+

Violinist Felled By Keftledrum Sues

personal

quietly.

held

Man

was

it just that he had

p.

in Portugal”

danced all night. In the rain... in Spain. Or wag

once

show.

m.

of “‘April

:

Our Man

disappointment and happily discovered a New Galena. She seemed more beautiful than ever. Trivial tunes such as “Deep In the Heart of

Lana

noff’s. Many stars attended only a few remained when incident occurred.

Available

Waiting

OK

Regular

attacking

life.” Connolly

PM.

be

see

2:30

Our

TURNER

“Why did you do it?” asked between sobs. “Because I love you,” “I will not said, adding:

3 00

was

Dinahofer:—

As you probably remember, my opening night was also Carnival night, with coronation fer a queen and other festive events. My young public, in the Fiesta Room that evening, was completely taken by all this excitement. When I entered the room te do the show, I was so confused by the noise, I was forced to change the program. I tried to take hold ef this lond, happy crowd by performimg gay, loud, and popular songs. Sincerely, Galena

METRO-COLDWYN-MAYER

WILLIAM WYLERS,

to

from

Phone 3-23.

Last weeks Now Matimee Everyday {nciuding Holidays

note

parody

Instead the lovely blue-eyed- blonde offered a sophisticated version of ‘Autumn Leaves,” in! French and English; a passionate rendition ¢f; “‘La Malaguefia,” in Spanish; and a spirited ol-: fering of ‘‘I Could Have Danced All Night,” jt

Let me explain why my recent performance, which you attended, was somewhat monotenous, and—I agree—not very well balanced. Due to the recent airlines strike I was delayed in getting to San Juan, and had little time for preparations and rehearsals. In addition, I was extremely exhausted that particular evening. Because I had lost time getting here, I had to do a TV show and rehearsals that same day

to swing at Constopped by Lana Archerd Army Archerd is Connol-

METROPOLITAN

Mr.

It would

Connolly y

Cheryl started but was jlumnist

of Muy

English.

following

more

Sportsman Fred May, longtime boyfriend of Lana's grabbed Con-| nolly as he bade goodbye to Lathe Tuxewrestling Almost na. off Connolly, May said: du much. this girl very | love editosuch print do you Why rials as you did the other day, attacking Lana and her upbring-

ing

the Dear

low-brow

gone from the show.

INCLUDING Joe Vallejo

3-2668

SUNDAY

and his Quinte?

—

33073

$1.00

pagan oy 1

had

away

wipe

to napkin her eyes.

a na took from tears

the

nea ig ee

who

columnist

Lana

—

restaurant] blows with

Last week Our Man caught the opening night performance ef songstress Galena at the Condado Beach Hotel’s Fiesta Room. He came away feeling it was mostly monotonous. The lovely Galena, billed as the Siberian Songbird, left Our Man cold. An opinion, reflecting this chilled reaction, was recorded in this column. Several days later

By Al Dinhofer

1 aL

(AP)

a at escort Turner's came to almost party

a

ly’s opposition columnist on Daily Variety. Lawhile retreated Connolly

BACON

JAMES : HOLLYWOOD

i

Letters

Get

We

Columnist Who Rapped Her By

Juan

‘

rs

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 2, 1960 |

|

17

,

OFF

THE

SSSSSSW The mysterious item received by the Alan Salamon’s as a wedding present last week—it being mysterious because of an over-

sight in our proofreading

depart-

Johnston

house guests at Mike Condado Apartment.

Co.

Mr.

them

by

J.

Film

Productions.

Viguie

renowned

Viguie

and

Mrs.

he is world

physicist,

ed out of The

of

..Dr.

Owl

™

with her family there. ..Elaine and William Broadhead have returned to Puerto Rico and aré

ston,

Juan

CUFF

By Chuck New

ment—was a color movie of their wedding and_ reception gifted

Robert Oppenheimer,

and Sr.

Mrs.

and

McCalls,

have

of

arrived

aboard

the

B.

John-

the

Walter

Memphis,

Tenn.,

in

Puerto

Waterman

Guest

House

the Johnston’s son and daughterlaw,

Mr.

Clairborne and

Mrs.

side

for

to

visit

Cullen

the

P.R.

Protane.

Inc...A

Molther,

Fiesta

this

thank

St.

summer

attractive

"| Florence Aadiand. ieee, soles of Beverly Aadland, shakes the hand of Carole Tregoff and wishes her well in Lgs Angeles courthouse hallway. Mrs. Aadland was in court to. enter piea of innocent on charge of contributing to! the delinquency of her 17-year-old daughter. Carolé is being

tried for the second

time on charges

of conspiracy

and

murder in the death of Mrs. R. Bernard Finch, Carole’s attorney, Don Bringold, is at center. (AP Photo.)

Artist Claims He Paid

Newspaper Ban In Central Park NEW

YORK

—

days

newspapers

cial

artist

John

The on

two

books

of

tral

Park

are arc

not for sitting. cracking down

lovers

these

(AP)

who

spread

In

Cen: police nature

the

printed

word to keep dry or avoid grass stains while sitting on the sward.

The charge: littering. The fine: $1 to $3. The main targets: off.ce

green.

workers

The

lunching

general

on

the

response?

in-

SAN

FRANCISCO

‘u—Commer-

Coutffard : bought

etchingg

for, $10

Renewal WHOA’s

Sunday,

daughter,

Juan’s

inland

B. . | public

waterways

transportation.

her | other

Margaret,

tributed

hundreds

of

yards

of

PRESENTS

music

teacher

THE

AND

SHOW

from

Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., and a former student of Maestro Pablo Casals- in Sweden, left yesterday by ship for Mobile and a visit

For

are Rem-

brandts—worth

$4,000

and

in 1803

and

A

(N.

win

Y.

call

at

10:00 P.M. 11:00 P.M. 10:00 P.M.

2-1140

were

were

publisheg

part of a shipment

er-bound England

volumes by book

“Spectacular ARTURO

Show

with

LOS VIOLINES Zsf— MAGICOS Villa

MorMirror)

' SHOW -1030P. mM.

Fontana

1030

Pm.

GE

i

TIME Qery

i x

AND

130 AM. SATURDAYS ———

;

°

ROSINA PAGAN

Donce to the Tuneful Rhythms of

PEPITD TORRES and his “SIBONEY” ORCHESTRA RECTOR NARVAEZ and bis COMBADO COMBO reservati jon

night

ROMERO

be

NO COVER

2-1148

Monday

from Har-

husky

For

thru

of leath-

imported seller Tro

rhythm

response. . .Lee timer

FRIDAY Saturday Sunday

BENJAMIN

ORCHESTRA

except

They

ALEN to

PONCIANA

reservations

STAR

TUN LUISITO

$5,000.

Songbird

songs

BY

Room

SUNDAY

Every

Russian

the

HIS

Ponciana

MEXICAN

TUN

<

out

the

AND

OUTSTANDING

Proudly presents °

belts

At

ACCOMPANIED

7 RooM. | The

nL WEL

SATURDAY

in Munoz Rivera Park.. Laura Hunter’s house guest, Rosalie

per.

dignation.

Wes

blue and pink taffeta to seamstresses at City Hall who in turn are the ones responsible for the charming costumes worn by many of the little girls participating in last week’s Children’s Queen Coronation ceremonies

The Sensational Brazilian Songstress Star of Screen, Radio & TV

call Tel-3-0010

Dancing

to the music

of

MIGUELITO MIRANDA PEPITO ARVELO

and Sea-

discuss

and

claims a dozen of thm between

for

Carol’s

will remain at the University of Chicago for the summer session...The Garry Wolf family vacationing stateside for a few days...The Sisterhood of the Jewish Community Center con-

Marshall,

$10 For Rembrandt

apartment,

vacation.

you

planningg con-

of the country...Alice Landis | visiting mother Carol at her For- |

taleza

Gas

the implieations behind the re cently approved engineering stu concerning use of San

Steam-

ship’s in

of

young son Jr. is ‘sales

sultant for Urban Housing, will, on

Rico

check-

S.S.

manager Frank

Cullen

friends,

Jr. and Johnston,

Stephen.

Reilly’s

have

in Old San Juan, and are returning to their Virgin Island home...Word from Ricardo Betancourt and lovely wife Nellie is that they are thrilled with Mexico City and, will be taking several trips through the rest

AAPM

soemacren re

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for

(CLASSIFIEDS == THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 2, 1960

APARTMENTS

ESTATE

INVESTING of SPECULATING? Our realtor, lawser government spectalist and staff are yours Pictures, complete

descrmtioa

of

scores

of

houses

for

MARAMAR — furnished apartrfent, bedrooms, garage. Telephone 6-530.

Avenue.

Comfade

HOUSES

36773

CAPARRA Three

_

of

REALTY

mouses

and

Ime.

lots

has

for

sale

‘San Patricre, Bucaré

or

write

Bex

T2%

first Call

morteages. us. 2-0911

Roovevett.

APARTMENTS

FOR

RENT

petezes

dnd

bath,

seme

with

balcony.

Tele

service. limen and ‘itchen 1one. mad suis Special weekly and manthiy 603 Miramar \ > Tetophone 3 608,

pNrootm

vir

SEVEN

conditiemed

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room

porch

Coneha 3-tbaS.

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located,

lawndry

Hi-Fi,

telephone

|dern kitchen

| cemter.

months.

Price

$450.

Boca

de

Cangreijos

and

(410 96

Salvador.

furnished.

$300.

monthly.

room.

Furnish-

monthly,

Im

home

air

ath

FOR

HELLS

|FRANCISCUS

SEE

living room,

Near

mo.

shopping

minutes to Rio Piedr as.

beautifully

furnished

house in exclusive fremt Garden Hills.

$250.

8-252,

105

Street

apSaldafia,

Arture

new

-

and

AT

n

mercial Jimenez

with dressing dining room aici and

frent

.

BAYAMON

Therefere

no

contractor

corner

faetory

pedis

SS

oe

mee # ice

—

os

Oe

You

can't

find

miore

situated

than

tame cog

6

7.

three | FOREST

HILLS

—

this

foc

trade

in.

Altamira | after 72! 2688

for

up.

-—

me-

between

worth

$75,006.

JiBe-

Mr.

Road

Jimenez

7 PM.

RENT

Large

required.

SECTION:

Small

21m

\.1

\ mon

th,

>

rooms

airconditioned,

with

Pri

served Breakfast distamce \.mg 1, RFD Verde Ista DI1175, ne D, Sao Juan, Puerto Rien.

Re eonanes|

ir

| aigceaditioned

double

and

single

rooms. | Ve

some with Kitchenette. Three | pyivage and semi-private baths, kitchen from airport. Good restaurants | facitities: Hot water. 2 blocks from bus

NIILLES

GUEST BOUSE, tn with mee ocean view t0@ amd Condade tsetets.

lovely Near Coal,

Sed

Rates

rooms.

urity cer.

1.6769

Reasonable

Busding, Poece de Apartmeat 1-402,

UF

Cacique

St.

2071,

Z

Mrs.

3-1481

shopping.

Wilson

-

io

rie

Ave.

5

lewi

Santurce. 4

SAN JUAN GUES1 @UUSEEnjoy Dreakiast and drinks oa your private terrace in delightful continental-rup

suest house ciose to “Under The Trees”. and one minute from beach 17 Carrion Court, corner of McLeary. Member Tourist

31317, ~~

doubles. singles. — 2-1357.

-

Steffens,

C.

219

| Caribb

section.

A

i

Teleph

uF

WASHINGTON

62

GUEST

HOUSE

-

lounge ehairs. Big terrace

It‘s fum with

te watch the birds i Piano and

2 4026 1911

713

RD

7 HE (

Veeco ae rep

0

GOLSE

Bo Ss

and

.e

AU

Guest

House

Ashtord Avenue, Coadado efficremcy apartmests. Maid

screened

Hot

water

Some

il cond:uemag Best hotet and ential section Beach faeilsties arrangements for coupies travet ther One block from La Coacha Cond do «Beach Hoteis. Personai

1

ded

tours Telephomes 36231 aad \irs Annie De Mauret, Manager

(Be DUYYY'S aave rembdeied charm. mg. oid beach home. and sow ofier rooms, ali with private path. some with private patio, seme air condit:oned Ose minate to beach and bus.) From 57.58

Cab ww

TTIZ7TONs|

~-

PARQUE

159,

Phone

Beautifuly decerated, airconc ns, eaeh with private bath, coid water Terraces, garden and busmess sectors. Sum

a

Manager,

Margarita

de

cree ere ener ney

De

rps

in

4

2 1563

ig

HOUSE 1017 Ashford a na eceanfromt guesthouse tel area Large terrace fa vuh private st way to ous, modern, airconditroned singie $14 double, an exccllemt breakfast. Phone

UF

MAISON BLANCUE Quast FRouse. Doubie and singis air cunditiemed rooms with athe Near beach Sum terraces 77

Nashington St Condado, Santuree, corner Vilson. Manager Bgatrig Bacini. Tele 2

ae

3.2936.

_

$10

double

All

rates

breakfast. isia Verde Juan Iatercentimeata! oP

COTTAGE

ome

- c

airconditioned

iy furmishbedroom

private

home. Fufty screened, limen service, all convenien¢es. Large patie. Feaced. Daily, weekly,

corner

monthly

Cacique,

rates.

Santuree

1774

Las

3-308t

Americas

v1

UF.

COLONIAL GUES®? Avenue, Miramar,

HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Santurce, Centrally

located. Single and double accommodations with private bath, some air con. citiomed. Rates from $4 simgle Mrs. Cruthirds,

955

2-3994.

UF

AUNT amily served

CONCEP)

im

tourist

accomodaone you

24 =hour-aday loan of a cart sightseeing, mite club visiting,

20486

1475

of get

for etc.

our the

your Cail

anytime.

UF

96532

Con UF

ISLAND D n

90144,

BEACH ed.

\RIGALANTE

singie,

wmectude complete Road. sear Sam

NEW

tioms. With the rental of excellent accommodations,

JENNY'S: Guest House atmosphere. ? 1850 McCleary Ave. Tel

CLASSIFIEDS

Tel. 3.9254

with a meats 3-6802

DONCELLA

GUEST

SOUSE

from Sinwt

beautifulAik beach.

leges.

Nieest

airport vias, 1691

-—

i

3@8 yards

i

Punta Santuree.

Las

ed.

theatres,

busses.

Sun

aircondition-

2-6627,

conditioned rocms. Cooking information, pheme 2-9352 Box 12384 Leiza Station, (251

all

winds. becue

BIL 1384

Breakfast

at

your

included.

disposal

Outdoor

room

home

studio,

bar-

UF

GUEST

with

HOUSE

private

—

bath,

[aft

53.

Each

airconditioned,

Bix

238, 4

76

2-4208. 2083 -_-_

STORE

FOR

FOR

REN)

RENT

air

a

com

itioned,

lobby, parking. Darlington ArartFor information, 2-1698. +

{

BEDROOM.

furnished

of

purchase.

7

TO REN}! two

bath

unfurnished

Telephone

hjuse,

in

Eease

or

afer. 7 PM ‘

5a.| 72 WIDOW seekiie’ one or apastme

CONTINENTAL

two bedreom nt, utlfu jnisHed, preferably Condado or Miramar .-Secon d or 3rd fleor, screened. Write IR, Box

a

78

HOME APPLIANCE),

suit-

or

An

unusual

i

investment.

WASHING $125.00

MACHINES

up,

at

and

dry¢}s

INSULAR

from

Ds Sa_,E, week at Mufioz Rivera 875 Rio! ‘Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alte toad 7

ORS’

annuai

WAREHOUSE

g17

FRONEES, with

at

from

full

$125.00 up.

factory

INSULAR

warranty

a

tra 5d

DISTRIBUTORS”

wpelvice,

,

annual

WAREHOUSE SALE this week: Pf Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kflometer 28 Trujillo Alte Road ;

BEAL

LUXURY

- in this large air-con-

ditioned home Four bedroom, three baths, giant livingroam. and ' sepaiate dining room. A magnificent hajse well situated

on

1207

meters

for

ATE-CONDITIONED THROUGHOUT! Attractive three bedroom home, with

pleasant, grill enclosed poreh. Garage is air-conditioned, too, for use as shop or office. Nice location on 543 meter let in Atlantic View.

Robert

SUPERB

IN

truction,

with

in

DESIGN

Gatd

a

supesb

in cons-

terraizi,

intceral

Hills.

floors,

beautiful woodwork. copper tubng, and the finest kitchen equipment. perbiy | located, too, 988 meters in Extef{$ién Ca- ‘

Parra,

near

park,

schools,

transypriation.

Tschudin,

«

Realtor

TELS.

air-

Atlantic,

[EFS SES TAFT

quarters.

facilities. For or write to Santurce. ‘ UI

1850

&

Fori rent $00

30L1, Sam Juan.

BEACH FRONT - 495 Meters valuable Ocean fromt land, with a fime view from the walled, beach-side patio. Three bedroom, all concrete residence, with bi recreation room, garage, servant's

Ma

HILS BEACH HOUSE directly on the beach. Roll out of bed into the water. Airconditioning by the trade

Hied:

Realty,"

2157

3-7730. 72

maid and limea service. Rent 1357. Telephone 2-0237. .

BOUSE restaurants,

terrace,

RA

2121

2117

72

UF

LA PROVIDENCIA GUEST Parque 153 Near beaches,

for 14 fi

2.

Real Estate Corner

Near

televis.iom for our guests’ delight. Near hotels - walkimg distamee from shopping centers Mamager, Miss Cabassa. Phone

Station,

erie

$3,000, $2.900 cash.

3-7898,

OPPORTUNITY: 200 meters from Hotei La Concha, Condado Section. Cool, whelesome comfortable furnished room with bath. Private entrance. Moderate rate. Come, see it. 1154 Magdalena Avenue. Phone 2.2383. 2082 72

beach im Comdade Sectioa. Singles, doubles and triples. airconditioned Patio with

|

4

Leva Mrs

ses,

residential

“ae

prefefabi;

living. diming room. porch, 350‘m< ‘jer lot FHA

lease

room.

able for one gentieman only. Bedroom, kitchen facilities for light cooking, air

conditioned, $98 Wilson

20524, Por

per month. Cintron Rooseveit. 2-0911.

THEEE

FURNISHED

SECTION:

References

Call 2:90

Martin

age

22 Ft. ceili

WANTED

room, semi-private bath, hot water, services. Near hotels. across from

beach. 2135

74

ll

has

3 2

625

74

CONDADO

ed all

Sam

210

Otefo,

2133

CONDADO

bea

tmz — P. R. 2112

facimg ments.

and

Independent entrance, private bath, garaSe available if desired. Weekly or monthly rent. Santa Cecilia 63. Phone 2-6908.

Has

—_ shert cae =

And

hills,

twe biocks from Bayamon bedrooms, living-dining, bath,

La POSADA - two blocks from San Juam{ga Casa ROSA - Quest House -— One | WILSON GUEST BOUSE Intercontimetatat Excellent swimming | piock from beach, residential section. All = beach, hoteis, =

200

space

STORES

2 FOR

ROOMS

fleor

Mr.

Mr.

ROAD

Bayamon

highway.

this

Metro

$170,000.

MILITARY

AFRCONDITIONED.

B-7.

and

ROAD

buildime

8 1923.

3083.

Margimal

other

2016

fitered a

Vakis

plus

Proposed

Gad beat, Le cool fesmiode ne $45.90. Terms Phone Bikini open Poois, 2141

7.000

tween Bayamon and Hato Tejas. 100 acres fer development. $4.000. per acre. Land

for

cutting.

-

27,908 meters Class Land worth $4. per meter.

will sell in paekage menez Otero, 3-1925

sven: simk.

Pigpale

MILITARY

BAYAMON

a

bs

PROPERTY

lots $6 per meter Otero, 8-1923.

politan Zone ification I-1.

cyclone nae Room: fer. swisaming lawn, peel aad pice yack. White terrazzo floers. Screens Cimtrea Reatty, 20911. Box 729, Roosevelt. nae” but

VFEONT

ters. Classified 1-1. facing Government Docks and Molinos of Puerto Rico Ca-

-

architect

te two

tae

76

DOCK

tamdecaeed

mens

See

Francisce, Samta Maria. Gardea Hills. Cmtron Realty, Box 723, Reoseveit. 2-081 1. 2423 7%

Asso

EXHIBIT

two baths. and ao

.

ern with

price.

HIET |

OPPORTUNITY

modern

House with let. Another in sale. Available as seon as

SAVOY BUILDING — Loiza: Ave. San Miguel Street. 7.000 sq tt,

78

four bedreoms, cms one

residential telephone, Screened, | Center, 3

3,

Call

for

painted, bree¥y. Hot Water, tele- | yard with lawm, bamamas, pimeapples, Spacious yard, lawa. Year’s lease. mangoes. tues. Cali 65 Red Bayamen

Rent 78 | 2136

:

2-2768.

bed-

76 :

Tel

SALE

OUR

ee

himas

| 2128

Miramar, | bedroom Bedroom, } dastriet,

for con-

Lovely 8-1298

— ACQUEDUCT

REALTORS

33586. SHOW.

eae

Fuly

room.! roem.| mahe

Three

three bedrsom house plus 4 atre farm, excellent grazimg land. Adieins Garden Hills Extemsion. Sale $3.999 per s acre or short term lease. a $245. monthly.

beau-

bedrooms,

charming

HOUSES GARDEN

com

Information Monday te Friday, 3-3454. Saturdays and Sundays,

| ALTAMIBA:

only

suitable

2116

oF

CAPARRA

reat,

see

3.5205.

bath.

poiatment

—

business is dome. Reasonable a at Calle Comerie 429.

reservafions

Santurce.

rooms, big porch, all reems large. grounds. Call days 3-9757, nights

m

and

Prat.

.

VILLA

reasom | Bra

CLUB: Brand new cor-

Few

SECTION

version te Buest house. Has 4 large bedre@ms. 810 meter lot. 1472 Ashferd Avenue. Will leave $50,000 mertgage. Can be seen by appointment. Muniz & Muniz. Poace de Leom 982, Step 14, Santurce. 2-3531.

BAYAMON: yard. Quick

75 | third acre femeed, landscaped. shady : foot covered patio, brick Bar B-Q New

arid

Cool.

maid and linen, screen- | mewty 606 Olimpo Ave, San-| phone.

t 2159

three

Four

ner house. 3 bedrooms,

| Rent $90 | telephone | 2-933%4.

3? baths

&

}| URB. COUNTRY

mished kitchen, all brand new t. ready for occupancy Apt. 6A 39850 Sam Prxfazet lum

CENTRALLY

en

~residential

best

house.

quarters,

with

‘acinz the Cartbe Hittom and the Com Lisoon 4

SS

for

65836.

the

ivied

ing

Cool

in

Miramar,

b eq C>

1a

room,

”

ax

and

Renting

September.

RENT

room | ¢ormation

in new build-|

bedrooms

living-diming

telephone

2-1317 } ai97 UF

—___________

BEAUTIFUL

12 mismutes from Do All seveened, three

ean | gamy mook and cabinets, carport, garage.

de

Condado

=

74 | three air conditioned, large ie large diming room, large family twe baths, medern kitchen with

cone

tn Il,

and pasie of

|

Private grounds. Compiete- | ciates. beds, three couches, free | HOME

radie.

Call

FOR

Satur-|

5

August.

able. bed | 3999

Sete

aH day

Ext

65516.

me

Montebay.

refrigerator, washing machine, elec- | 7163 ramge, bar, glass and table ware,

|TV

WC33. kitchen, bath. 2nd floor. First en

APARTMENT

Rafa

A

and he

“podee

foor

d 2 —

rex, trie

>,

two

APARTMENT.

FURNISHED

60000

%

Phone

Oh

"4 | July,

living dining, rooms, Fy Leas Angeles.

Ni \W

Rey.

GOUSES FOR SALE CONDADO

7%

Beach,

Road. Weekends, weekly or monthiy 368; after rentals Ideal fer ptenics. Telephone || 2-8138 for imformation

dimimg-bar. Terrace to livingroom. Left

ctesed porch. ly furmeshed

trees ‘80

ee

San

PM.

Livingroom. dimingroom, bedroom. | (2y

ani bathreem Balcony overbooking the Ocean Cool and centralty located. $150 5¢

days before 5 ® PM, 6-7472. 2128

VEGA BAJA beach, 40 Golf Course:

apartment. |

morthix plus utilities For me Realty, Barclyy 31425, eu)

Ist

spare airconditioned } terrace. Swimming

Require year’s lease. beIst. $308 monthly. Week-

Hato 2177

ee

pe FURNISHED

July

VELLA CAPARRA: 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, living reom, dimime room enclosed ups(airs perch. pastry. kitchen, servant's

7

house is airconditioned. Three bedrooms with built-in furniture. studio room that cama be used as bedroem, two bathrooms. servant’s quarters, tai room and garage. 8 Betanees Street, Floral Park.

apartment.

bedroams,

Near La And day

:

rent

1470.

pool 15° x 27 gimme Auzust

and imforma!l tie adjacent

19

URNISHED

Elba

LUXURIOUS RESIDENCE im Floral Park near Ponce de Leon Avenue. Antique furniture im living and diming room. Mo dern kitchen with built-im commodities

E DLIMPO Cowr: offers furnsshed saarateets, tivine roem, bedroom. kit-

n

RENT for

new

=

me and living room, room, large covered

716

1984

FOS

Available

quarters, with bath. Large garden, extensive terraces. House partly furnished BEVERLY HILES residence, completely . Phone 3-6669. furmished, 142 acres of terram, unusually beautiful view. Three bedrooms, ie | 212 bathrooms, built-im kitchen, large dim

Baldrich. Hyde Park, Hato Rey, Sam facifities. Payment Rio Piedras tusce. Money available for Investment properties.

garage.

247

listmes

Francisco. Saata Marta, San Garden Hilts. Villa Caparra.

bedrooms,

—

RENT Calle

newty painted. $106 monthly. for information HH28, Puerto Nuevo after 2 PM.

279 —. CINTRON

FOR

HEIGHTS:

18

in exclusive Cendade Section Two story concrete housg With four bedrooms, two baths, living, diming, study,

%

sale,

REALTORS and Ashford

33586,

HOUSES HUICY

three

a9

beach {rent property. ocean front Avilaiey islands and imvestmest opreper

ALLEN FRANCISCUS AND ASSOCIATES. 32 Nafra

FOR RENT

B

REAL

©

i

Ext 72

é

a | i ie E ii :

3-8400

ay j iit

18

3-5315

3-6535

FULLY FURNISHED, very attractive house for rent im Parkside, within short distance ef shopping center. Telephone, twe bathrooms, modern kitchen, servant’s quarters, barbecue, porches, and garden.

FULLY ramar,

FURNISHE house for D rent, MiThree bedrooms, bar, library,

house recently spacious. Patie

2139

decorated, perfect for

comfortable, parties.

”

FULLY

lovely living

FURNISHED

+

house

Corazon Street, premises, house and comfort.

for:

rent

at

four rooms, built | tor easy :

(lolildeDestin Beniter4©

\

stery

cencrete

building,

manager with or without extra capital Leaving fer States medical reasons. FRANCISCUS — REALTORS - AND AS SOCIATES, 3-3506 — 3-8372. SEE OUR EXHIBIT

AT

HOME

SHOW.

Rico.

47

apartments

plus

2

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. experienced continental serving La Concha, San Juan intercontinental, others, local transient, Typing. editing. contracts, shorthand, briefs, manuscripts, reports

very

Ext.

time

messenger

three with te

pick

up and deliver your job. For professionai typing, mimeographing, offset printimg, more people than ever before are turning to Thompson Services, 13 Bolivia

1821

Rey.

GELP

Dial

WANTED

76

MALE Publishthrough-

out Puerto Rico and South America. Train for sales ami management posi$210.00

per

Thorpe, Suite ten, or phone 2148

week:

262. Rio 6-5049.

Write

Piedras

to

Mr.

Darling719

MANAGEMENT

TRAINEE

A-1

FIRM

has an opening for a young mam over 25 years ef age. Applicant whe is selected will be thoroughly trained in sales and management. Starting salary $3800 plus Bew automobile. Qualifications: 1. High School Graduate with children. 3.

or better. Excellent

im

Yorker,

excellent

$1200

cash.

PLYMOUTH

2156

1936

Phone

fair

Ensenada

2161

78

condition,

27.’

WHY down

BUY A payment

ments,

you

i

TS

ow

a

brand

prise

now

has

not use your spare income? Our expandFamily-owned enter-

full—and

tiens available to traveling involved

part-time

posi-

qualified people. No — you work in your

own community. Character, personality, and education are essential. For interview, Caribe Hilton Hotel, July 6th, consuit

Field 2113

bulletin

board

Enterprises.

for

room

number

of

75

GIRL FRID position open

— San Juan Star a young lady who

has a meets

the following qualifications: 1. Experieneed typist, minimum 50 words per minute. 2. Some Spanish necessary. 3. Addressograph and Graphotype machine expe- —5% day week, excellent salary. room 210, Ei Imparcial building. 21 UF SALES

LADIES

wanted

for

part

time

full time. Also teenagers, who would

te

make

or

like

money during vacation. Our are very easily sold, always have a very large demand. Good commissions paid immediately. Interviews Saturday, July 2nd, Hotel La Concha, El Mirador, from 12:30 to 5:00 PM. Mr. Underhill. 2096

72

HOUSEKEEPER-COOK. some English, elder woman, for continental couple with children. Excellent salary. Live in. Maid’s accommodations excellent. cCabe, Corta & Hastings Sts., Garden Wills, or calli 25100. 2067 t 711

MUSICAL

BRIDES

TO

‘tul wedding

SE:

Latest

gowns,

PIANOS — For rent. for saie, new, rebuilt, tropicalized against termites, against rust (springs and pins) Suaranteed service -— tuning -

evenings

Fully

$12.00 monthly. Musical Trading Co., Inc., 1853

2-105L.

Ponce

de

Leon

Ave.,

Santarce.

Tel

beauti-

dresses,

Saturdays.

and

GAS

STATION

—

lities.

Three

acres

of

and

ground,

planted

in

Total price Investment

$40,000. Payment facompletely guaran-

teed. Muniz 962, 2-3531. 2145

&

Muniz,

Ponce

de

Leon

FARM -—-

ACRES, with 6 reinforced

718

13

concrete

buildings,

separate

electric

each

with

bath

installations.

300

DUE

TO

chicken

ill health farm,

im

will sell 2

beautiful

meters

1/4 acre

hills

mear

Ai-

bonito. Have layiag house with 1242 cages, plus starter house. Egg holding room. 4 room

Write 2086

modern

Box

hoyse.

Prite

$19,000

146, Aibonito. :

HEALTH

Telephone

brand

Dist.

new,

Food

full factory

at INSULAR WAREHOUSE

week at Mufioz Pre kilometer 28

345.00

a

FOR

beds,

Call 2

SECTIONAL,

walnut

cocktail *

table and corner step table, Nerge washer, 2 cycles, $190. Frigidaire 115 cu. & $200. Roll—away bed three quarter size. 3-7384. 2153

75

stove,

apartment -

man,

one

size,

Ehectric

cabinet custom

in

hot

excellent

water

heater,

type, like new, $30. Two made in mahogany, one

for

woman.

each

a

cleset, $115. each. Three armchairs, good condition, mahogany, upholstered in piastie, $20. each. Phone 2-200. 2142 76 42” 4

RADIOS

SALE

72

TWO

FIVE

mitter

$50 both receiver Call 2i51

watt

and

SAN

JUAN

Portable

receiver.

Good

transorder

7

APPLIANCE MARQUEZ

makes electrie

Ponce, 1637

1279

SERVICE

KEYAIR

SHOP

washers, dryers, ranges, and gas

day service Guaramtee 8-1804 or 38-1012

repairs

parts.

TABLES

FOR PARTIES, we rent tables. chairs, buffet tables, glasses,‘ trays. ice bewis. We deliver amd pick up. Cail Muebleria La Luna, Lama esq Cruz, San Juan. Telephones 2-4849 amd 3-0962.

CARPENTER CARPENTER~—will

work

DETECTIVE

BUREAUS

D&TECTIVE

Guards,

Payroll

Con.

fidential Investigation 1072 Fernance2z Junces Ave. Tel Samimree 2.5282, Caguas

4231

DRESS WOMEN'S

ALTERATIONS ALTERATIONS

seamstress ford Ave., 1955

and

fine

werk. “Marisa’s”, 1820 AshCondada. Telephone 2-4127. . 719

ELECTRIC

MOTOR

REPAIE

electric

REPAIRS

motors

of all types.

We mak amy e type of Carbon Brushes and Coil to erder s Rol andler ball bear. ing changes for electric | Alse guaranteed ZARRY,

264%,

1854

Fernandez

Santurce.

Tel.

Juncos

Ave,

2-0627. ™

EXTERMINATING

St.

(Martha

Sleeper

SERVICES

LA EXTERMINADORA (Commonwealth Pest Control Services) Free estimate. Controi of insects, rats and fumigation services for homes, busimess and farms.

MOVING — United

focal age,

agent, offers

vans

fer

WITH Van

Building)

local

and

overseas

amd Stersamitized

meves

Our

=

721

meatly uniformed and highiy-trained persohnel are specialists in i yeur prized possessions. Please call us at 3.4025 or 2-1473 for a free estimate. 1981

MOVING: WHO moves you ts as important as where you move. Movinz, packing. shipping and storage of fur. =o C.W. SIEGMUND, Villa Prades se “THE

t

Rio

Piedras)

Tel

6-3072.

UF PLEASURE

is

yours”

-

for

when

the

moving job is ours. Whether you're mov. im locally or Stateside, we are equipped fe pack and tramspert your most Precious belengings, as scheduled, with the dependabis care yeu leek for and seldom find. Telephone Capitol Transportation, Ine. fer a free estimate. Agents fer Atlas Van Lines = ur

4RE YOU goimg to move? Use the best service in Puerto Rice, United States, Packing. Japan. Germany. Spain,

leaving isiand tri .

Philce

convertible

sofa,

bedreem

miscellaneous ar2

2205

RANGES, from $75.00 up. at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ anmual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufoz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 28 Truiillo Alto

Read.

186

ws

REFRIGERATORS from $195.00 up, brand new. with full factery warranty nd service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875. Rio Piedras —

kilometer

28

Trujilio

1

VIRGIN

EVERYWHERE Inc., threugh its

Continental Moving you the exclusive

reducing

v2

STORAGE

& CARE Lines,

Call 72

for

FOR saleE — 3 aiIMMEDIAT : Phi—

712 MOVING

BUREAU:

Escort,

LIBRARIES

JOIN OUR iendime library and read the latest books fer enly a few cents a day Pan American Beok Store, San Jose near Fortaleza

COUCH

Tv

— Sitvertone.

2118

Suite,

1901

-ompetemt Agency im Latin Night Patrole. Bodyguards,

Uniformed

LENDING

never

sale, almest new. Mast sacrifice fer health reasons. Call 3-5921 or Espafia 2063, Ocean Park.

freezer,

RENTAL

HAVING A PARTY? Bring your favorite orchestra into your heme. Juke Boxes — Stereos - Hi-Fis — with 200 popuiar and dance recerds — jazz. boleres, cha cha chas, calypse. Free delivery & pickup. Same day service. Cali day or night. Statenide VWeet Vv Co., 23013, Ext. 215. 2043 Zz

in your

home, repair er make furniture. cabimets, fences, etc. Speaks geed English. Call 3-8642, enquire for Mack. 1940 vis

al

UF

BOX

DRYER.

Cal)

uF

JUKE

GE

STAUFFER

dishwashers, stoves. Same os

1968

set. excelient condition 3-5024 after 6 PM. 209

SERVICES

hour telephone answering service and desk space for business and professionals. Also service fer people without phones. Call 23013 Sam Juan, 2-5060

BANQUET

and $75.

38126.

SERVICE

—

radies. working

sets. Ome GE 69 Wait Radio FM. Excellent condition.

Alte

Road.

s

ISLANDS

DISCOVER ST. CROIX! Islands. Virgin American

Largest of the sce. Beautiful

gery — free port shopping - exciting vacation activities! Best of all, luxurious Grapetree Bay Hote! and Villas and St. Croix By The Sea effer you superb accomodations and cuisime. Nothing finer im the Caribbean! Reasonable summer rates. For immediate reservations, visit our office in the Condado Beach Hotel, 3-8695, or see your travel agent. 2064

OFFICE OFFICE laters,

typewriters, Totalia,

machines: table San

EQUIPMENT

FURNITUR&

Olympia

at Juan,

Addo

Rex-Retary

Real

and

Equipment:

Marchant and

Hermanes,

Telephone

our Rental-Purchase Terms facilities.

Everest

i

Calce-

adding

Fortaleza

308,

3.2338. - Investigate

Plan—our

Credit

1933

78

INSTRUCTION “LANGUAGE LESSONS

IN

CLASSES

Spanish,

English.

and

French, fer children er adults; in small . fer beginnersor i groups or individually. for those whe wish te improve knowledse of

IMPROVEMENT

COMPARE THESs $595; Extra rooms

VALUES: Carports (12” x 12’) $995;

MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We do all types of moving, no matter if it be large prices.

up,

warranty

DISTRIBUTSALE this

875, Rie Piedras Truiille Alte Road.

be}

_ VACUUM

dryer,

of

1958 CONSOLE STEREO, $400. GE steve, $100. Double bed with bex

MISCELLANEOUS

Stop 1854

and

ends

furnishings.

HEATERS

with’

SLECTRO-LUX

715

sale.

6-3597 busines¥ hours.

HOME

Health

HEA

amd service ORS’ annual

fer

2047

WE

and

24

for

Rey.

714

Store. All natura} vitamin and foed sup: is. If we don’t have what you want we'll get ® for you. 605 Belaval St., Samturce, 3-1396. 730 i 2081

WATER

Hate

cash.

FOODS

PRODUCT

desks

and

frontage on Highway 181 Trujillo Alto — Gurabe. 20 minutes from Metropolitan Area. Extremely modern residence, big ballroom of 150° x 24’, hilltop teTrace. Maijordomo’s house. Swimming -pool — 50 person capacity. Spring supplies water by gravity to whole farm. This property is: perfect fer a summer resort, clubhouse, ete. : Muebieria Rivera ‘Vega, 33490. SPEAK SPANISH. 2106 7S

machine

Odds

household

75

The most America.

confaci-

Avenue.

4.

CONTINENTAL

=

cafeteria

school

LEICA If, Summaren f2, 58 mm and case. 35 mm. Suammaren f 3.5; Sun 90mm. f 4 Telephote; Leitz Imareet universal finder. A $350.00 value fer $250.00 cash.

coffee and miscellaneous fruits. Monthly sales 13,000 ~ 15,000 gallons, with great possibilitiey for expansion. Corozal district. cilities.

WOODEN

CAMERAS

7

Nt

equipped

USED

Phone

dining room: Regently constructed crete house, thr bedrooms, other

WATER

PIANOS — DIRECT from factory. $425.00. Full keyboard. Treated for tropics ana

style

bridesmaid’s

Richard Bertram & Co. of Miami, Ft. Lauderdate amd Bahia Mar, recognized as one of the

$2.50 each for smaller size. $3.00 each for larger size. Please call 2-5343 between 8

FINISH

seid int.af and e.date,<iresses, cocktail partyavailabl make

NATURA

INSTRUMENTS

econo-

BRIDA;, GOWNS

HELP WANTED — FEMALE | Mem! Méndez. 6439. BUSINESS DPP TEACHERS — MOTHERS - Time on! Why extra Field

new.

$300.

and

2 PIECE

FOR SALE

ANSWERING

USED CAR? With $275. and, $44 monthly install-

can

Broterage

SALE

FILTERS

MISCELLANEOUS

$200

mical FIAT. Just call 35190, or pay us a visit at Martorzni Motors, Inc., 1402 Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop 20, Santurce (opposite Lottery Building). 1977 720

ments

your hands? hours to earn ime Marshall

radio,

1952 PONTIAC, twe: door hardtop, beautiful two tone grejn. Automatic transmission, radio, ite sidewalls, other extras. Excellent candition. Original owner. $500 cash before 5 PM, 60000 Ext 368: after 6 PM, 6-472. 2129 : 76

UF | Dest ations

iss

station

: HUDSON,

YACHT

fioz Rivera 1498

taxes

private

-

Washime

fer

30 gal., closets,

all power. All

price.

wie

and 2101

6-0960.

PLAZA

COND.

half

chests, 6

FOR

WROUGHT IRON patio furniture, ‘s1@00 veirigerator-treeser, selling for jess than both

3-812. 2150

in

7S

2 Married employment

background with references. 4 Must bave a Puerto Rico driver’s license. 5 Reliable, ambitious with a desire to get ahead. Mail resume to Box G, San Juan

Cajl

mew.

REFRIGERATION

m4 sedan,

condition.

SAFYLBOAT, complete and like $275. One Outboard moter “‘Seaguil”

SMALL

NOW

713

AIR

wagon. Excellent condition. New tires, new license. Appropriate for family, business, or imstitutional work. Owner left for States. Reasonable price. 6-2104, 413 Padre Rufo, Hate Rey. 1950

65207.

INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS ers are expanding their operation

tioms.

New

1955 CHRYSLER Body

2.8

REPAIRS

1909

72

SALE

Mufioz

after

i

FOR

COND.

AIRCONDITIONING&

3116.

CARS

at

kilometer

repair for heme and commercial establishments. AH Stateside mechanics. Call Stateside Service, days 24718 —nights, 2-7465.

729

THOMPSON gets his word in, with TBM electrics and stenos te go

Hato

miles.

3-8648;

VOLKSWAGEN

2090

1857

Street,

Telephone

week

Bs

AIR

CARS

1958, 18000

shape.

this

FURNITURE

BOATS FOR SALE

1814

whitewall tires and radio. $000 miles, insular tax paid. Cali’ Fort Brooke 2-0000

Ash

UF

full

TR-—3

good

SALE

Rivera 875 Rio Piedras and Trujillo Alte Read

ur

FOREIGN

CONDITIONERS

WAREHOUSE

UF

TRIUMPH

166

a

&

6 PM 6-3269. 2094 1959 DELUXE

paid. 2155

and

Par teria

{

EFFICIENT. fast Secretartai Service, legal documents, contracts, reports, free pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh day or night 3-5156.

them,

wolwe

“ss

2131

SERVICE

Electric, 1120 Eddy 12-8735.

z

Bone.

78

Hourty rates. IBM ford Ave.. Muriel 2071

AIR

AIR CONDITIONERS, from $125.00 at INSULAR D&ESTRIBUTORS’ anauai

$500. Phone 2-6483 or 3-8406, ask for Bob

mercial sections, totalling 247 rooms, ideal for motel or guest house. Teleph Office hours 8-0406, 8-1327.

SECRETARIAL

AUTO

FIAT 1958 convertible, 18.000 kilometers. Cheap and dependable transportation.

com-

2960

6-3783.

SPORTS

7

FOUR APARTMENT buildings for sale. All built in same property, 3,400 sq. meters of choice land in front of Casino de Puerto

CONDITIONERS

CLEANERS World’s and

air

only

automatic

purifier.

Breathe

ROOF

CLEANING & PAINTING

1S YOUR reot dirtyr tf so, for high water- pressure cleaning EEE

expert

Be Mtg ween

twe

AIR

ABTIC-KAEK aute ait conditioners for ali cars, foreign American. Good prices, financing. p: and = service Factory mechanics. requested. inquire at ‘s Machine Shop, Quisqueya 53, Stop Hate Rey. Tel.

-

YR

—

SALE

SOTEL-MOTEL

Aise

OE AAS TR

Laquillo

FOR

-

8

FRONT

i

AR

BUILDINGS

19

2, 1960

8

Ext 72

Mere:

( |,

3-8400.

BEACH

ASSTRIEDS 2 4HE SAN JUAN STAR — Satur~-y, July

bo

2 0

THE

SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, July 2, 1960

3g poe

=

~

)

(Schedule

_—

: HIGH

eee WENA-1.500 meK

.

Rivera

131

Hill. aaa SUPER

SALES & SERVICE i. a. ee

TV Ta.

Jouraey