The San Juan Star (26 abr. 1960)

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DAILY -EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol. I

| San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tuesday, April 26, 1960

No. 149

Rhee So. K

—

Seconf-class postase at San Juan. Peerte

ffers To Quit orea Presidency More Unrest May Lead To New Election SEOUL (AP) — Seoul’s martial law commander an;{nounced here early Tuesday that President Sygman Rhee

By GUNTER HETT and HAROLD LIDIN A 10,000-ton Bull Lines cargo ship collided twice with the plush yacht “Christina,” owned by Greek shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis, early yesterday morning at the

Talks

Summit Line OnGermany By

A.I.

MOSCOW

ter

Goldberg

Nikita

S.

Minis-

Khrushchev

said

yesterday that the Western powers will lose even their right to fly to Berlin if there is no Separate treaty of peace with ‘Eastern Germany. And he warned that the Soviet Union is ready to face “force with force.”

In tracing the for

the

ence,

“of

Soviet position

coming

summit

Khrushchev

course

in

he

would

way”

confer-

repeated

an

that

independent

sign

a

peace

agreement with Eastern Germany if the Western powers the matter, contrary to

“ignore common

sense.” He added,

that

the

believes

that

“Soviet

however,

government

common sense will prevail.” Disarmament First Task Khrushchev said the first task of the summit conference will be

to break the deadlock over disar‘mament — “The greatest roadblock in the way to a streng-

thened peace.on this planet.”

Khrushchev spoke at Baku, the Soviet petroleum center. His speech,

given

at

the

celebration

of the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the Communist

Party in Azerbaijan, was publish-

ed

by .Tass

News

Agency.

Khrushchev said to the gathering that the Western powers should find a solution to the Berlin problem or else, “the Soviet

Union

will

sign

a

peace

treaty with Eastern. Germany, and,so would, I believe, other countries.”

has

would

Bull Lines) official said the propeller blades of the ship, the “Angelina,’” were “worn down.” No one was injured, although crew

new bassy

members

of

the

yacht

were

red in their beds. Unofficial jestimates

It

LINE, ‘

Page . 20)

presidential

ing

issued

the

the U.

These

to

a

S. Em-

a statement

Koreans

authorities

Rhee

for

election.

earlier

had

that

demands

to

urg-

support

maintain

rapid-fire

the

order.

developments

came in the wake of new uprising in tense South Korea, where un-

$12,-

rest has been growing steadily since last month’s presidential vot-

The Christina has been tied up

term amid charges of rigging and widespread irregularities. New demonstrations yesterday against the government were with

ranged

in

San

Juan

since

April

ing

1, when

it brought its multi-millionaire owner and Sir Winston and Lady Churchill to $an Juan. The Bull Lines ship was under

dropped

to

again)

jpushed

against the

Capt,

in|the

Frank

Crocco,

surveyor

ping,

and: also.

Puerto

the

Rico

manager

Drydock,

of

the

inspected

Christina. Two other

inspec-

(See COLLISION, Page 2)

beleaguered

Democratic

name.

‘The

1 |

denied its chosen

Democrats,

monwealth

He

opined

Secretary

of

ComJustice

Hiram R. Cancio, should not be called Democrats. any more. Cancio’s

opinion was

of

sought

State Roberto

by

San-

home

in

varying

15

of

of

election.

March

reports

Lee

the vicethe controon

There

casual-

invasion attempt by the came after they broke

of

the

other

National

areas,

cautien

(See

CASE OF ANCESTRY—

Assembly

troops

with

showed

demonstra-

fired tear gas instead of at

officially,

picture

this

Hikes In Freight Rates

because

taken

has

she

Dems Their Name voters could be “induced to error in the excercise of their electoral

to

rights.”

Sanchez

requesting

Cancio’s

opinion,

cited

name

with

Democratic

In,

the

the

conflict

existing

Party.

reptying,

Cancio

of the

Popular cited

two

to ito

Puerto Rico by 15 per cent, For-

The new party was registered as the “Democratic Party of Puer-

Progressive.”

The U.S. ‘Maritime Commission refused 2 petition by two companies steamship large rate freight the increase

electoral law

in

20)

been

was

the acceptability of a petition from 32 of Jose A. Benitez’s Democratic party followers who re-

Rico,

Page

2 Shipping Lines Denied

” ancestry goes back to named “Miss Early American.Her a Blackfoot Indian chieftain. (AP photo)

Vilella,

RHEE,

Lisa Lynn, posing in Las Vegas,

But Nevada, is exactly what she seems to be—a showgirl.

|

bef

re-

Rhee, meanwhile, appointed three . political independents to

chez Vilella who has to rule on sections of the Commonwealth 14it

the

tors and generally above the crowd them.

Cancio For Denying The

forces

versial

In

hull.

for the American Bureau of Ship-

into

extreme

ship

bronze

yacht’s

security

another

building.

yatht’s starboard side.

of the) Angelina’s stuck

break

front

Christina’s hull, making 32 dents. Pieces

as

won

away from an_ anti-government demonstration of thousands in

The Angelina’s engines were running and het prop struck the

prop

Rhee

Ki-Poong, winner presidential race ties. The youths

anchor

the

gas

were

between the two piers, but the wind

which

mained on the alert in Seoul. Gunfire crackled as authorities repulsed an attempt by 200 youths

dock pier shortly after 6 am., moving backward under its own power to swing around in the harbor. It was headed for Puerto Nuevo to load sugar. As reported by observers and crew members of the yacht, the wind pushed the Angelina toward the Christina and the bow of the ship struck the yacht aft, on star-

board side. | The Angelina

in

tear

the command)of Capt. B. Correia when it left the Puerto Rico Dry.

Secretary

SUMMIT

also

to

if

from

damage

believed

| (See

reported

acceed

to.

the

ing the party|be

plan-

was

Moments

jar-

000 to $20,000. Here Since April 1

|:

as

of

nize as a sovereign state—would put an end to the surrender conditions of World War II. Same Position That is the position he has held all the time. But he mentioned the air lines, which it is are

down

and railings of the yacht and a

Party of Puerto Rico, already em-

allies

to step

the people want him

He added that a peace treaty broiled in factional disputes, rewith Eastern Germany—which the received another blow yesterday ently registered the party name Western powers refuse to recog- from a legal |opinion tecommend- in Calebra.

Western

offered

president of South Korea

Navy pier:in San Juan. Damage was done to the hull

yacht

(AP)—Prime

Tel. 3-8400

paid Rice

,

Onassis’ Plush Yacht Hit By Cargo Vessel At Navy Berth Here © Nikita

-10¢

(sections 37 and 42)

taleza

announced

The

yesterday.

Commission’s

decision,

and several precedents in his ruling that if the Democrats were allowed to register as Democrats,

stated, will the announcement “save” Puerto Rican importers

certain inattentive

ruling voided the Yesterday’s freight hike which had become effective last Wednesday. The petition had been filed

Both law

sections

cited

state

or uninformed

of the

political party may “in whole

electoral

clearly

use

or in part,”

thai

no

or adopt a name

al-

ready being used by another poli-

(See DEMOCRATS, Page 20)

about

by.

$1.1

Waterman

the

Corp.

of

Puerto

Isbrandtsen

goods

million

here

Co.,

from

Coast and Asia.

annually.

Steamship

Rico-and Ine.

the

Both

U.S.

the bring

West

4.

THE SAN JUAN STAR—

Guamani’s Flood By PEDRO ROMAN Ponce—The waters of the

Tuesday, April 26, 1960

Waters

Cuba Alerted iFor Pair In Stolen Yacht

Abate

Gua-

mani River in the flood-threatened Guayama area of southern Puerto Rico were reportedly back to normal yesterday, removing the threat of evacuation which

had hung there. Worst

over some hit

in

HAVANA (AP)—Cuban authorities yesterday issued an. alert

200 families

the

floods

¢|for two men who stole a yacht after killing its skipperat Elbow

that

resulted from Sunday’s torrential downpour was the Barrio Pastillo

Cay in the Cay Sal Islands, 120 miles south of Miami, early-

on

Sunday. The pair

the

way.

Ponce-Santa

There

a

Isabel

half-mile

the road was under reached a depth of three

feet. Livestock

high-

stretch

of

ked

Drown

seven

miles

Ponce, said flood water was stagnating, introducing the possibility of

a

menace

to

Isabel highway in the vicinity of three feet.

(Continued

health.

From

Page

1)

tors from Onassis’ New York office, one his port engineer, were

Although the heavy rains have stopped during the past 48 hours, the U. S. Weather Bureau has indicated the possibility of fresh showers. Police, Civil Defense, and

due in San Juan late last night to make another inspection. Reportedly, no serious under-

government

water

authorities

are

portedly keeping the region der close surveillance.

re-

the

Figueroa

River,

damage

un- ryacht, so will not

Carlos Miranda, 36, of Barrio Pastillo, told the STAR the rising of

the

a normal-

ly quiet stream caused the inundation and damage in that area. The store of Andres Maldonado was reportedly flooded and its stock of perishables severely damaged Santus Torres, 61, said that in order to get to work he had to wade through three feet of water.

was

done

to

drydock work probably be necessary. Yacht

hull

sometime

today

to

determine the extent of damage. The Christina is 325 feet long, has a crew of 10 officers and 30 men,

plus a personal

of nine. the

service

staff

It is considered: one

most

luxurious

yachts

(STAR

_ The

of

Earrio

Pastillo.

Water

a lciattatel

photo by Carlos Mariani):

By

of

afloat.

A

HAROLD

search

we

J. LIDIN

of the

ver A Seorge

wheelhouse

of

Rylander

dow: Sshrough

the

Lighterage

Co.

Eureka Porto

beached

the

and Rico

97-

ton ship off Fajardo Beach yesterday at 9:30 a.m. in prepara-

tion

for

salvage

operations.

any

burst

the

Lloyd,

seams

feet

in

Martin, general of the Porto Rico

Blamed

Di-

Captain

the

according

of

Fred

superintendent Lighterage Co.

“Surprise

Leak”

Villanueva

told

re-

porters shortly after his rescue Friday. that the ship capsized from a “surprisé leak” plus a shift in. her trailer cargo. Two of the four container vans aboard theTMT Lloyd when

she

sank

were

still

on

the ship when salvaged. The total cargo was estimated at about 45

San Juan,

Puerto

tons

by

John

Booth,

who

was reportedly the first trip of the Lloyd under the Tropic charter. Property of the TMT

Angus

shipwrecked

Boat-

men

left

be-

to

persons,

then

futilely

Government extradite

to

apprehend . and.

the two

men.

-

Nomination nafion Withdrawn |" hower yesterday withdrew from Senate consideration the nomination of Ramon. Alvarez for the postmaster’s

job

at

Puerto

The

White

said

Rico.

only

‘word he

that

Fajardo,

Alvarez

House

had

did not want

sent

the post.

WEATHER FORECAST: San Juan, Ponce and Mayaguez—partly cleudy with occasional showers -and a few thundershowers today and tonight; Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands and Coastal Waters—partly cloudy with

occasional showers showers today and WINDS:

and thundertonight.

Southeasterly

te 15 knots. — RAINFALL: For

at

eight

24 hours

end-

ing at 8 p.m. lIast- night, .13 (measured at International port).

inch Air-

TEMPERATURES:

12:30

p.m.

High

yesterday

(at

89

at

Interna.

Trailer Ferry Co, Inc., the high= ‘tional Airport); low 75. bridged vessel had been in drySTATESIDE: (at 2 p.m. yesterdock here for routine inspection day, San Juan time) New York— during the second week of

URGENT

March.

35@

Crossings

According to Harold Hummel,

it will be necessary to shut off the water TODAY, Tuesday 26, at 8:00 p.m. to continue the cleaning of a 20” water main. The shut off shall affect our customers on Fernandez Juncos Avenue,

between Roberto H. Todd and Miramar Avenues and also those

living along Miramar and Olimpo Avenues. . Water pressure wilt drop considerably on Miramar and Puerta de Tierra Sections and

on the higher places of Santuree. ' We will make every effort to turn on the water early Wednesday morning.

April 26, 1960

had

chartered the ship for his firm Tropic Freight Line, Inc. Last week’s ill-fated voyage

Rico

There Muriel,

searched for the Muriel I, which was heading for Cuban waters when last seen, The British Government, which has jurisdiction over uninhabitated Elbow Cay; asked the Cuban.

of

hull

to

Muriel

The Coast Guard rescued the

bis 2! which the TMT Lloyd the TMT Lloyd, which capsized | v9, <z-t found no trace of the six miles off Culebra Island Frimen. They were- last day, has failed to uncover the seen in the wheelhouse by a trio bodies of the three crewmen of:. survivors, which included who drowned when the ship Captain Andres Villanueva. keeled over. Nor did diver Rylander find The tugboats Borinquen of the

the

to their help. people on the

stranded

slipped

28

one

Antonio, Tex., who refused go on the stolen yacht. ;

No Missine: Seamen

the

crewmembers anticipate that repairs will be made in Europe, if the yacht is declared seaworthy. Crocco said a high-presure “hose test” will be run on the yacht’s

yacht,

of

shipwrec-

hind. the dead captain, the other five and the one man’s wife, 18year-old Barbara Table, of San

Lloyd Seach Shows

COLLISION

from

had been

including Capt. wright, 55. :

HIGHWAY UNDER WATER—Chilaren wade and swim along this inundated portion of

about

when

III, went were six

An estimaied 300-400 persons were affected. with homes floodeG, livestock drowned. footstuffs | : destroved. and traveling to and from work and school all but at the Ponce-Santa a standstill. reached a level Residents of Barrio Pastillo, Jocated

and ‘the, wife

of the men

water which from two to

RAFAEL V. URRUTIA Executive

Director

made

TMT manager the Lloyd had

approximately

350

cross-

ings between San Juan and the Virgin Islands in her four years of service. He claimed that the ship was a veteran of “much

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heavier weather” than the reported

atmospheric

conditions

indi-

cated last Friday morning when the

TMT

Lloyd

capsized.

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|" THE SAN JUAN STAR — “Tuesday, April 26, 1960

3

Ike, De Gaulle Stress Disarming

ik

WASHINGTON

—

President

French

President

The French leader said, however, that unless the other po-

Charles de Gaulle yesterday were *|reported in agreement that dis-

wers—the United States, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union—

Eisenhower

(®

and

armament should have top priority at next month’s Paris summit meeting with Soviet Premier

renounce atomic armament, is obvious that France will

Khrushchev. Spokesmen for the two chiefs of state also said—a few hours after

Eisenhower

and

de

Gaulle

two

presidents

agree

stance on all problems cussed. , Fisenhower and de

presumably

tious.”

do

the

growing

state

of

un-

the people of Gaulle said,

“there is an increasing risk that that one day events will get out of the control of those bound by

“it be

reason

con-

in

the.

obliged to equip herself with such weapons. Other nations will

and

fanatics,

same.”

into

the

lunatics,

hands

or

the

of

ambi-

announcing

cluded pre-summit strategy talks— the

“In

certainty felt by the world,” de

sub-

to be dis' Gaulle is-

sued a communique which gave no hint whatever regarding de-

tails of White

their discussions. House Press Secretary

James C. Hagerty referred to the communique as perhaps the shortest. in -history after such talks

between

two-chiefs

of

state

and

smilingly agreed with reporters that it contained no news.

Hagerty and his-French counterpart, Pierre Baraduc, got a round of

questions

from

newsmen

seek-

ing’ more information, but they parried the inquiries. Thus while Eisenhower and de Gaulle were in harmony on their approach

to

the

problem

of

eas-

ing international tensions, how they will seek to accomplish this was cloaked in secrecy. In an address before a joint

SAILIN WEEK

session of Congress, de Gaulle said the destruction of nuclear weapons “by tommon consent”

EVERYTHING’S longing to Mr.

DUCKY—

and Mrs.

under international vigilance fers the only hope “for the ture of our species.”

The family dog Skipper be-

Raymond

Marshall

of Nashville,

offu-

Ténn., is shown relaxing in the spring sunshine with his latest responsibility. The duck was an Easter present for

Irregularities Sees Workers Bank In Bayamon As Potent P.R. Force Audit Charged the

Marshall’s

two-year-old

son

Butch

and

Skipper

im-

mediately adopted the newcomer. (AP Wriphoto)

An

By

A.

W.

MALDONADO

Rep. Ernesto Ramos Antonini, | speaker of the Commonwealth House

dicted ed

of

Representatives, Savings

and

Loans

authorizing

the

establishment

of

the workers’ bank, was introduced in the Senate by seven Senators

late

yesterday

in

an

ef-

fort to get it approved by both houses this session. Joint Hearings Slated Joint House and Senate committee hearings will be held on this bill, Ramos Antonini said. He introduced the bill last Friday. The proposed bank would be owned by union members and unions

themselves.

Only

union members, however, will be able to hold voting stock. Ramos Antonini explained that the bill Was introduced in responseto

a critical:

need

on

the island for an agency which makes funds available to workers ed

the

and the

poor people. He describfollowing situation on

island: 1. Commercial

banks

do not

make personal loans they get signatures of

unless people

of financial

responsibility.

2. Commercial

banks

do

not

make, small ; loans—$50 and down—because the administrative overhead is so great that banks would lose money. 3. Workers. and poor. peo-

support of the Jabor on the island, Ramos

is

created,

he

“guaranteed

construction

movement said. If it

added

it will

very

large

be

reve-

nues”

from the unions. Provide New Prestige The bank would not: only help the workers and poor people of the island and provide an added stimulus to the island’s economy, Ramos asserted, but it would also provide loval:labor unions a “new profile of prestige

nancial “The the

upon

entering

field.” || | bank will

working

the_

fi-

stimulate

in

class

a

hope

to

all

people,

of

working

class or not, Ramos added. He conceded that if might compete with commercial banks because it

will

not

deduct

in

advance

interest on loans—a practice of some commercial banks on the island.

(AP)—A

ern’

Railway

here

train

to Washington

straightaway

reports

after

South-

going

from

derailed on passing

a

terday. First

reports

was

killed

were injured,

said

and

at least

12

one

persons-

for-

irregularities finances and Hatillo, Buenas.

the

Comp-

charges on the adminis-

$4,423.72.

indicated

minor

in the municipal administration of

San

Lorenzo,

and

Unauthorized In the report

on

Aguas

Fee Bayamon,

comptroller

said

the mayor

tracted

the

services

for

the

con-

of

his

son as advisory engineer and supervisor of public works “with

Daily Pick-up Plus — Fastest Cargo Service by

out previous authorization of the Governor as required by law.”

The

report

added

that

secretary-auditor

Bayaauthor-

ized payment of $600 to the son of a municipal assemblyman for services in the preparation of budget

reports

for

1957-58,

when

the son was not a_ professional accountant. The comptroller reported that the municipal administration failed to call for bids for the purchase of materials and equip-

ment 51

in the

during

amounts 1957-58

1958-59. says,

for the

downgrade in South Carolina yesman

Other

port

{ . Dead In Derailment a

was

during

ATLANTA

by

of its city hall. The

eontract

mon’s

great usefulness and the habit of saving,’ he added. The bank would provide its services

report

and U.S.

tration. of Bayamon in contracting for the termination of re-

The workers bank has the full

yesterday that his propos-

Workers’

Bank of Puerto Rico could become “one of the most powerful banks on the island.” He said also that his bill,

by.

tic” interest in some cases up to 2,000 per cent annually.

pre-

audit

troller of Puerto Rico “irregular procedures” part of the municipal

ple are forced to go to loansharks, who demand “fantas-

Between Puerto

of $10,506.

and

$9,753.49

Further,

no

bids

construction

were

the

period-covered

Now

two

Puerto Service

Gaily

Sea-Land

sailings

Cash

period Rafael

balance

pick-up

for

the

between

extra

conven)

is loaded, it will not be touched again until it reaches destination. No handling, no damage, no pilferage — doors are locked and sealed all the way. Any kind of

Expedited cargo, TL

For

information

full

SEA LAND

service. or LTL.

call

today

asked

“the

of a ware-

all

track

route.”

bY

ia

in the re-

municipality had in available funds. at

weekly

ence! Sea-Land offers you savings from the very start — once cargo .

Port

port on Bayamon‘is May 23, 1957 to May 14, 1959. During that

period, the $1,911,742.74

Trailers

Rico and the U. S. Faster than ever before — with

re-

house and. garage costing $1,371. 20 and $3,437.36, respectively.

The

Unique

end

of

the

was $398,748.36. The late Torrech Jr. was mayor

Phone

San

Juan,

P.

for

Box 4761 — 35-9100

Serving

Puerto

Offices or

Information:

Mayaguez,

Ponce, P. R. Playa Station 23113 — 2-2LVs

R.

P. O. 32461

Service

Bice

with

Reefers

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P.

Standards

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, April 26, 1960

WKBM

Awaits

New

FCC

TV

Rivera Santos Says Reports

Approval

Outlet The

By AL DINHOFER Puerto Rico’s newest television station WKBM-TV (Channel 11), still officially unborn, last Friday started telecasting three feature- | | jength films daily. They are in

English with Spanish titles. The result has been a flood of inquiries from local residents as

new

Beams

station,

with

business

Films

mercial

Of Milk Crisis Unfounded

telecasting.

offices at 610 Condado Ave., Santurce, is owned and operated by veteran radio engineer Ralph Perez Perry. Awaits FCC Approval WKBM—TV has been making

WKBM-TV Jose Maria

test

toons will be tested Friday, Apr 29, from 5 to 6 p.m. If the station is able to follow its proposed schedule, the first

day

Program Director Irazoque said yester-

the new

tinue

station plans

telecasting

for

the

next

children’s

to con-

three -films

two

weeks.

program

daily

A

live

featuring

car-

By

A.

The

W.

MALDONADO

Secretary

yesterday

said

of

One of these, he said, is the increasing percentage ~of milk

Agriculture

reports

of

|used, to make

a cri-

sis in the Puerto Rican industry were

unfqunded.

He

said

the

in-

dustry is enjoying the most “prosperous” period in its hismonths, while awaiting final aptory. to when regularly scheduled pro- proval of the Federal CommuniSecretary Luis Rivera Santos cations Commission to begin comgrams will begin. advertising commercials will be spoke of statements made by officials of the Association of Agritelecast May 16. culture of Puerto Rico on the Films Listed Some of the films telecast over so-called crisis that might. wipe the weekend were ‘‘Second Cho- out the industry, and he added: rus,” ‘I Married a Witch,” “Incorrect information such as “Phantom Patrol,” ‘‘Bachelor’s that...confused the public and Daughter,’ ‘Foreign Correspon- is particularly harmful to the LONDON (AP)i— “Sweetie, she They gave the old excuse— they dent” and ‘Black Gold.’ cattle growers of Puerto Rico.” says, ‘“‘your tie’s crooked.’ And wanted to straighten it or tighten. Perry is also the owner of staHe pointed out that the inshe snuggles up to straighten it. it. But men have always suspected tion WSUR-TV, in Ponce, and dustry has been doubling its This, says a leading British the excuse is phony, the psy- WKYVM in Arecibo. / production every ten years and psychologist, makes a man feel chologist said. Perry is currently working at good but it makes the girl feel “This,’’ he continued, ‘‘is the the new station’s transmitter in that both efficiency in the inbetter. reason men buy so few of their the Marquesa Mountains, Aguas dustry and the quality of -the milk have greatly improved dur“When a woman straightens a own ties. Buenas. ing recent-years. man's tie or tightens its knot she “They expect their women to The Secretary called a public is, in fact, finding satisfaction in give them a tie and they accept patterns

for

the

past

six

Ladies Crave Your Cravat? Psychologist Says It's Sex

a substitute for caressing.’ he declared. The psychologist —his name wivith held in accordance’ with ish medical laws— was called é e Manufacturers Assn. what sells a tie. | His

answer

is

simple:

it as a love same way

give

their

“To wom a tie is a symbol} of love.” | he said in his report to the association. He analyzed 14 women— 10 married. 2 engaged and 2 off the hook. All are confirmed tie givers. Eleven of the women frequently fingered their men’s ties, he said.

women

flowers

or

cho-

colates.”’ He added these tips for unmarried girls: If the boy friend turns up in a

|red

sex.

offering, in much the as they themselves

tie.

expect

a talkative

even-

ing. A pale blue tie without patj tern means he’s the quiet handholding type. But dark gray means two seats in the back row and no

time

to watch

The

tie

chologist gave

him

the

makers

is

movie. said

married.

three

their

psy-

His

wife

ties for Christmas.

Judicial Transit Group

hearing

To Convene On Traffic

he will discuss “potential blems of cattle growers

The

Committee

blems of

of the

Puerto

the

on

Transit

Judicial

Rico

will

chairmanship

Pro-

Conference meet

of

under

Supreme

Court Chief Justice Luis Negron Fernandez at 4 p.m. Thursday in the Supreme Court building.

Scheduled for discussion are proposed solutions affecting the administration of justice in relation

to traffic

designed cedures

laws,

and

to improve regarding

the

proposals

judicial laws.

pro-

milk

for Thursday

WASHINGTON

(AP)

—

man,

Los

Angeles

sex

terrorist

plea: that

to

execute

court

for

a

also

rejected

stay

of

a

re-

execution.

Martinez Chapel Ramon Martinez Chapel, of Juan Ramos St. 266, Hato Rey, died of pneumonia yesterday. He was 80 years old. Martinez

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SOLDIER

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—

SP4

Robert C. Anderson, a food service inspector for the Quartermaster Commissary, has been named

Command Soldier for March. He is assigned to the veterinary section of Rodriguez US Army Hospital, A native of Virginia, he is

a career soldier and was the Fort Brooke candidate.

"Wonder Weapons’ Just Products Of

Fevered Typewriter STAR

Washington

Bureau

WASHINGTON—Those cently-reported British weapons”

have

just

two re‘‘wonder become

as

obsolete as the futuristic works of H. G. Wells. That’s because .the British government has said they don’t exist and the American government has said it wouldn’t be interested in them anyway. Both ‘‘weapons” were reported on by a London

newspaper

earlier

this month. One was supposed t be a device that could detect underwater submarine a thous: miles away and direct destroyers to its position for depth bombard ment.

And Many Other Items one way

Ponce de Léon, Parada 21, Sonturce, P.R,

San

Juan, was a police captain for 35 years, from 1901 to 1936, most of the time stationed at Ronce and Mayaguez.

‘PANAMA

For information and reservations, see your Travel Agent or

1431

Georgina

mas, postmistress at Roosevelt Post Office, Hato Rey, and Edith Carmen, Elba, Luis and Maria Teresa. The funeral will leave Puerto Rico Memorial Chapel at 10 a.m. today. Burial will be in Puerto Rico Memorial Cemetery.

ARPEGE

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official;

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dairymen

‘The

Supreme Court yesterday rejected another appeal by Caryl Chess-

The

ite sae

that

Supreme . Court Again Rejects Chessman Appeal

quest

comE /

said

proand

him now, in view of recent events, “cannot be squared with conscience and human dignity.”

ito lose your heart to the Old World charm of Holland hos‘pitality. The climate Is sun-derful, the duty-free shopping ‘4s breath- taking and the natural wonders are awe- “inspiring.

Rivera

currently paid 16% cents per quart for fresh milk and 10 cents per quart for milk used to make by-products.

producers.

Chessman’s

its New York to San Juan service, flies you to Aruba..! West Indies island paradise where to “get in Dutch” means

ducers and cattle growers, does not have the facilities to go into large-scale production of milk by-products, he pointed out. .

in which

scheduled to be executed next Monday. . The highest tribunal without comment denied a hearing on

Now—in | hour, 45 minutes—Trans Caribbean, famous for

by-products such

as butter and powdered milk. The Milk Products Plant, a cooperative owned by milk pro-

& Women

PARADISE STORE Main St.

Street,

Thomes,

Tel.

308

V.

1.

The other was a radar syste reportedly capable of detectin enemy. rockets the moment the were launched and of destroyin them before they arrived. Both, it would seem, were ex clusively the products of a-scienc fiction writer’s typewriter.

Roofing

Is Talk Topic

More than 75 local architect were invited to an affair at. th Swiss Chalet tonight at whic James

Watson,

head

of the

roof.

ing division of Ownes-Cornin Fiberglas, will speak on (“Th Forgotten Roof,” concerning spe cial techniques and material fo roofing in a tropical climate Garcia Comercial, local distribu: tor

for

sponsoring

Ownes-Corning,

the

event.

‘is

co

THE SAN JUAN STAR

— Tuesday, April 26, 1960

British Labor Iran Quake By

PETER

LONDON

Labor

—

late

last

night.

Two

will lash

shattering

earthquakes

hit

Lar, a ‘city ‘of 14,000, four hours apart, toppling building, walls,

defense waver-

ing this week. mcnuments.| The first shocks Their immediate complaint is occurred at 9:00 a.m. Sunday and Prime Minister MacMillan’s de- ‘the second at 1:00 p.m. Nosrat cision to abandon the costly Quarib, governor of the stricken Blue Streak missile, one plann- district, said Lar was completely ed as the spearhead of Britain’s wrecked. nuclear striking force. Most of, the victims appeared The official leadership of the to be women and children. Two party will introduce a censure school buildings collapsed during hours, With hours 380 motion in the House of Com- class . mons Wednesday deploring that small bodies had been recovered. More than 100 other bodies were the failure of the program may located in another gathering place Jeave. Britain without- the means for children; In one office buildof delivering an independent, ing only. one of 55 men known to nuclear deterrent by the mid- have been there came out alive. 1960s. But many Laborites outside the official leadership have been calling for the abandon-

ment

of

ther

and

the

deferrent

want

government

to

for

town’s

own

strongest

building

office—has_

toppled,”

the

is

pretty

sure

to

So

far

all

and

PR Concern Hif By. NLRB

responded to the call and ordered Lquick relief measures. Rescue teams which reached

Morocco earlier this year.

STAR

Washington

WASHINGTON Sand and Gravel

Shah

Lar

Bureau

— Las Vegas Corp., Rio Pie-

dras, Puerto Rico, has been ordered

by

the

National

Labor

Mohammed

yesterday

of the billPlease fush Reza

Pahlevi

morning

said

two

children, eight and five years old, had been rescued alive after being buried for 16 hours in the ruins.

Rela-

Supplies Airlifted Iranian Air Force

The

set

up

tions Board to “cease and desist” seeking to disuade employes from joining a union. :

an airlift and rushed food, medicine and tents to the area. The tents were set up ‘on the outskirts

The NLRB firm not to with Ioss of

used for survivors those injured. The government

also directed the threaten employes jobs and to make

payments ranging $280 to on Aug.

from

16 employes 19, 1959.

$118

of

the

dical

to area.

discharged

disaster

teams

Iran’s

the

death

and

-largest

toll

area

and

totalk+to

were

resulting

hampered

organization of workers gency action.

between

your friend at

said

2,000

Virelsa,

relation

a

announced that the Brotherhood would impugn the election before

the National Board.

Labor

The Chase

Manhattan Bank |

survive.

/

They

are

also

annoyed

the debate should three and a half are has

suggestions planned it

Gaitskell so as to

avoid a public parade ergencies

In

within

his

Gaitskell’s

that

be limited to hours. There that thus

of the divranks.

absence

labor |

defense spokesmah George Brown will lead the attack, claiming wasted as

the much

as

Conservatives 100 million

pounds of public money on possibly worthless research on Blue Streak but political observers see

another

emerge man

for

in the the

figure

as

debate

likely

to

as spokes-

rebels. Sane IY

Biloxi Police Patrol

Sette OT A er TERE ony

City; NAACP Denies it Incited Race Riots BILOXI, Mississippi (AP)— The National Association For The Advancement of Colored People yesterday denied a civic leader’s charge that an association group inspired city race riots here over the weekend. Gunfire, stoning and numerous street clashes marked the disturbances. Two white men and eight Negroes suffered gunshot wounds. Seven white airmen from nearby Keesler Air Force Base were attacked by a group of white teenagers but none seriously hurt.

Police

armed

with

riot

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Teamster

officer, promptly

Dissidents are furious because party leader Hugh Gaitskell will be touring Israel this week and will take no part in the defense

debate.

the

for emer-

A thrust by the Teamsters Bro-

public

newspaper

panic

therhood into the city room of the Spanish language daily El Imparcial was repulsed Monday by a vote of 22 ballots against the union, 16 for the Teamsters, Federico

was

and

‘Imparcal’ Workers Repulse Teamsiers

assembled 'meto. the

and

efforts

and eight challenges.

them

ob-

were diffidestruction

confusion

rescue

and shelter for flew

were

guessing.

can be seen because owing clouds of dust. food and tents.”

the British H-bomb. The impact of the Laborite attack could therefore be nullified by sure conflicting Laborite aims—and McMillan’s government

3,000.

viously

It was the most destructive disturbance of the earth’s crust since an estimated 12,000 were killed in

Toppled

‘is the time

scrapping

and

Accurate estimates cult to obtain as the

Building

altoge-

censure

not

“The

—my

Quarib said in the first report announcing the disaster. ‘‘Nothing

Strongest

Conser-

disaster. Other estimates ranged to between 2,000 and 3,000 dead and thousands more injured..

Britain’s

Party

out at government

areas

vative estimates by the Red Cross were that at least 700 died in the

GROSE

(AP)

opposition

ing

Deaths At Least 700

Adding to horror, officials said, were poisonous sriakes attacking Iranians trapped in debris.

BANK BAYAMON

with

Relations

lier saeciiperiieaalasinl Sianeli

Shows Worry Over Defense

TEHRAN, Iran @First aid was sped to the earthquake stricken southern city of Lar ahd surround-

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, April 26, 1960

6

Service To Assume New Duties May 1

Age of the Home”

fs the theme of an exhibit by International General Electric of Puerto Rico at showroom, 1086

Mufioz The blic

Rivera Ave. Rio Piedras. exhibit, open to the puweeknights

10:30,

from

Saturdays

6:30

from

5:30

division

to

given

free

examples

der

The

of

dise,

accidents and how is the theme of program offered

of

of

of

the

Customs

Service.

service,

and

These

Torrens

the

import

duties

service’s

said,

will

vention of smuggling. | Catolica

9

traffic

am,

tron, to avoid them sion, the assembly by Academy | body.

of

regulations.

will

present

| investigation,

On Traffic Accidents incidence

Bureau

also supervise collection of duties, classification of merchan-

Students To Hear Talk high

U.S.

supervision

Agency

famous. quality foods products. The exhibit will be held until May 7.

The

the

collection agents will operate un-

complete with the latest in elec{rie appliances. Films are being shown at the parking lot and vis-

are

of

Customs, announced that effective May 1 the division’s staff of

p.m.

and Sundays from 3:30 p.m. features a series of model kitchens,

jiors

was

Rafael A. Torrens, acting agent in charge of the San Juan

be

added

ones

detection customs

San

today.

Juan,

Capt.

of the police will address

to

in the

and

pre-

frauds

and

starting

David

at

Cin-

traffic divithe student

a

bigger

in

electronics, airlines, rails, utilities, ‘nonferrous metals, rubbers

routine

U.S.

MIAMI

work program to begin at Caneel Bay Plantation in May. The work will extend over a

period,

use

though

rooms

in December

For

Under-secretary

& and

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he

under-secretary

that

he

might

do

resig-

indica-

so

in

the

near future. Hessaid he discussed the matter with Secretary of Health

Guillerme

will probably announcement It was also Francisco

tor

of

sion,

Berio,

the

will

assistant

Public replace

direc-

Health Torres.

DiviHe was

acting under-seeretary during Totres’ recent absence.

COFFEE

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33.50A.

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futures. Sales

closed unchanged 61 contracts. High Low 37.50 37.30 36.30 36.25

May Jly

Sept

35.15

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17

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MOST

rest

to Rico Medical School. Dr. Torres, who returned yesterday from a trip to the States, admitted that he did receive an offer to join the medical school, but stressed he has not yet decided to accept it.

- - - Every Friday

big

denied a published report that he has resigned to accept a po-

Manuel

ay

Wednesday, Friday

WORLD'S5

year.

Dr. Torres May Take UPR Post

Wednesday & Saturday

Washington

PAN

ready

of

lockers, and _ the Plantation’s

-

Daily connections

be

of this

thex construction

rooms, rooms,

. . 14 Flights Weekly

Boston........

a number

will

steels,

Allied

and construction of additional guest rooms are scheduled in the

new

more

— Market

ties for day visitors, and for lecture programs, enlargement of the dining terrace and guest areas,

the

among

and chemicals.

CANEEL BAY, St. John, V. I. —A new employe’s building, facili-

for

.... 34 Flights Weekly

Philadelphia

dealings.

antiquity inherent in the old walis of the ruins will be retained and restored.

DC-8 yet built... first by Pan American.

......

edged

sugar mill ryins will be utilized. Two multiple purpose rooms will also be provided. The look of

longest-range

NEW YORK

in cautious

losses

hit were

—

bonds

Of 1,222 issues traded, 767 declined, 252 advanced and 203 were unchanged.

lative: issues. Most major sectors: of ‘the market declined. Hardest

Caneel Schedules Building Program

*including the Boeing Intercontinental, 707 — and the Douglas DC-8C, wnd

trading.

government

higher

of

JEN biggest

active.

American Stock exchange prices were generally lower, Corporated bonds were mixed

two-year

NOW! Weekly between San Juan and the continent

Rewest,

moderately

Decline

There was slight improvemen in the final hour. ; Most losses ranged from a few cents to around $2, but there were

NEW YORK (AP)—The stock market declined sharply on a broad front yesterday. Trading

‘

Theme Of GE's Exhibit “The Golden

Sharp Market

Customs Agency .

"Golden Age Of Home’

Ott. 6.00:

Off 1.68

|

PAGE ($)

AVAl

MISSING ;

ABLE

atl

—

Tuesday, April 26, 1960

<n emer yer

JUAN STAR

~

eens

THE SAN

SEAS

gargantuan

job

publicizing

ball and the blood bank league idea; Dr. Ed Kerstein could be counted on to entertain at the drop of the hat to focus attention on the upcoming affair and help

the

ball.

Borgos

and

Hazard,

of

Mrs.

Jacqueline

Sylma the

Cordoves

ticket

ecceecxxcxae By Carroll Righter mamccmce

the

de

committee,

TUESDAY,

GENERAL

APRIL

26,

1960

TENDENCIES:

Un-

til midafternoon all kinds of upsets are likely unless you

executive

committee

attemp-

too,

such

jara

as

Mrs.

Francis

intended.

be

and

evening

find

tensions

re-

Dr. Amaury Rosa, Dr. Lowy, Felix Alegria, Bob

Bakers,

and more. Lovely red-headed Sandy Hughes made a beautiful little Queen of the Blood Bank Leagus, in a bouffant floorgown

in white

fit

for

lace and

officially

a

princess

tulle. She was

escorted

by

Dr.

Ker-

stein, modeled for Martha Sleeper and saved at least one dance for

her

father,

Col.

James

Hughes, USA (ret.), at the with Mrs. Hughes. Among The Guests Prominent

in

the

R.

ball

crowd

were

Mrs. Mary B. Downing, executive director of the Imperial Ball, Miss Fini Rincon, sister of San Juan’s

mayor,

and

niece

Miss

Cuchi Rincon, Raymond Garffer, Jr., escorting Sandra Mendez at a table for two, Mrs. Hazard, accompanied by But Partain, Dr. and Mrs. Francisco Ferraiouli,

_the

Maurice

Rosarid

Bowmans,

Lopez,

zenos,

Miss

the

Carmen

Georgie

Rosarito

Sthithfield,

Forrests,

the

de

Va.,

Willie

oppor-

energy

a

plan

and

work-

able for some time to come. Be up

and

doing

then.

Ar-

Jesus,

the

Bob

Julias,

Rich-

strides

in your

career.

zalez, Juan

the

Jorge

Wiguies,;

tilla, Mr.

May

Camunas,

the

and “Mrs.

nis

Martins,

and

Mr.

the

and

Rafu

Mrs.

Jaime |Andrada,

Husband. of

Jo-

a group

Beatty,

Patri-

the cia and Jacques Capella, well-known husband and wife dance team, singer Vince Garri, of

course,

an

agreeable

socially.

GEMINI

(May

21

to June

lovely

Patrice

Munsel, who reigned as Empress, of the Imperial Ball, with her husband, Robert- Schuller. ~ t:

tended in a.m., but in the afternoon there is still time to catch up on shopping, conferences, etc.

P.M.

fine

for

attending

pleasant social gatherings. Have fun. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Be loyal to trusted comrade in am. _ instead of going after one who appears to be quite affluent but is only

bragging. gaged

Later,

in

be

new

interesting

actively

deals,

people,

til

how

to

etc.

somewhat

it to

Plan

achieve

midafternoon* you

act

TEL 3-3286

!

en-

meeting ambi-

21)

are

Un.

apt

to

thoughtlessly

so

is important you do nothing ruin your reputation. Self-

control fine

at

this

time

benefits,

will

since

periously tions or

and alienating affecregard of others. The

afternoon

new

is

fine

contacts

needed

for

and

making

garnering

data.

LIBRA

(Sept.

23

to

Oct.

22)

Be with a cheerful associate until 3 p.m. rather than listen (See

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are watching you and will be impressed. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Be mentally alert and alive to any opportunities coming your way now instead of acting im-

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fa

bring

INVEF Ladies ond Gentlemens SPORIDWEAR

Nicolas

Quiifiones.

21)

A private worry may keep you from doing what you had in-

tions in the future. LEO (July 22 to Aug.

In addition, there were

and

will

wisely

of prominent correspondents flown in from New York for the affair, plus movie-lites Joan ColWarren

you

Tonight

have

go

you

Por-

Jose Bolivar.

and

still

what

Wil-

sefina Del Mar, the Ward D. McGinns, the John Noonans, the Louis A. Horvits, Felix Sanchez, Felix Luis Alegria the Mike Rodriguez, the Frank Ramirez de Arellénos, the Mathew Halls and

lins

to

midaf-

later

Robert

cheky Mrs. Ethel Kerstein and Dr. Ri¢hard Lowy, the Clem Littauers, the Humberto Sebastians,

Santi-

Still others were John L. Thomas, from St. Thomas, V.I., with Martha Sleeper, the Walter Gon-j

the

until

accomplish

able

time

Give

have to annoying

Felices

ard Durham and. Barbara Santessen, the Harry Sanchez, the Angel

Get

finances nicely adjusted. TAURUS (April 20 to

accompanied by Dr. Rea Parkerm

from

much

make

an

great

Auffant, Richard

length

use

vitality to

as

Rosita

Arana,

the

te

well

Mrs.

de

Sleeper,

as

Monin

Cordova

Martha

present,

Mrs.

La-

can

had

‘ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Until 3 p.m, be very sure you do not anger a higher-up or an associate by neglecting duties in order to go out for fun. Labor diligently and you will make

Mercedes

and

you

under |perfect self-control and make no changes. Then afternoon

tunity

ting to set up a non-profit blood bank league for Puerto Rico, stayed on the job as president to the end. There were others who helped,

ternoon,

and

land. to ‘‘invite” them

the

home

out

leased and considerable optimism

to the ball.

at

make it a special point to keep

personally wrote hundreds of let ters to persons all over the isManuelA. Garcia Mendez, president of the Imperial Ball and

20) Though you may contend with rather

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At left, Mrs. Ethel Kerstein and Dr. Ri-+a

OOOO

FOURSOMES—

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, April 26, 1960

10

Letter Bears Out Suspension Of Day Off By Police Mar. 21 The STAR reprints here today a photostatic copy of a letfer which supports the facts of a story publis hed March 21. That story,

which

concerned;

precautions

taken

department

on

by

the

SR

AHew-ito-1091

of the termed

“Ponce massacre,” was incorrect by Police Supt.

Ramon

Torres

March

25

Supt.

2

letter to the “Some 400 were enjoying

on

leave

of

Torres,

in

editor, wrote: policemen who their day off or

absence

on

cessary...”

In the letter which is printed elsewhere on this page, Rosario Loyola, Police Commander of the Metropolitan Area, advised all his subordinates that “activities of a subversive or separatist character are expected”

March

CONF LDENC LAL

21st)

and

that

“the

blast,

Associated

MARLOW

Press

News

WASHINGTON

t

Comandante

kh

>

Comandactes

ublican ireated

party

leaders

Gov.

Nelson

efeller of New erasher

where

at

Vice

an

—

last <A.

Rep-

fall Rock-

York like a gateexclusive

President’

party

Richard

Asuto

3

21

l.ce

Pome,

ae

eeparatisty disfrute

de

Arva

ce

Zona,

del

Con

motive

esperan «al

de

FROM

The

The

fall-out

Beach”

“There

aia

he were to Rico.

or

Only

the film

and

recall

Bro-

Dibre

defu

e

I have

dcl

23

de

los

e)

:0¢

aniversar:o de

préxim

je

caréeter

lus

los

>

suspend=

qe

el

st ves

to

tp?

22.

drift

toward

La

2.-

Y preparsde

pare

Ber en

les

policia

cualqier Maatengan

permineceré

en

estado

de

awakening.

semi-alerta

y transpertaciéu

a la orden

cnartelee,

clear C

Pls

he

said

and

to

what

be

he

left

unsaid

have

against was no

each other. He said he longer a candidate but

he didn't say he would the Republicans at tion this summer

draft

balanced object if

their convendecided to

him.

Some ple who

El TROPE

into

small

that

Nixon

Seemed

Nixon,

who

bumps,

Rockefeller

is~ going to resume among Republicans country.

his travels around the A

Shoo-In

seemed

a

shoo-in

for the Republicans’ presidential nomination at their convention, has stayed’ pretty mum all year, as if speeches and statements on

where LE

some

he

stands

would

be

till

the

practically unnecessary campaign begins. / Now

Nixon

whether of distant

doesn’t

he’s hearing

the

know

sounds

But

a couple

of little clouds have across his political sun.

drifted His rat-

ings

dipped.

in

thunder.

the

polls

have

In total votes cast in the Wisconsin presidential primary he trailed the two Democrats, Sens. John F. Kennedy and Hubert

Humphrey. True, he didn’t campaign in Wisconsin but he was unopposed. for the Republican

Rican zario,

one

of

seve-

throughout

the

having

that the Republican win the Presidency The

vote

was

a narrow

floor show

that had

other

a

Rosalese a super!

the

peoThese two people, asso- |their own material,

audience

who writ sing, pla

and clown in truly bib-tim style, have an act that would g over- anywhere, from swank Ne York spots to our local hostel ries. Our fortunate audiences fo: five nights enjoyed this expen sive type of entertainment fo an admission of $1.50. Littl Theatre wishes to thank the R

Toro NaRio Pie-

dras. Eve Scott Santurce, P.R.

saleses

for

their

generous

shar

in our artistic and financial suc cess and to express our regre A DISTRESSING NOTE that they were not properly pu Sir: blicized. We are just concluding a very It would be much appreciate pleasant visit_to San Juan, El if you will publish this letter i Barranquitas and environs. The your most estimable newspaper beautiful climate and panorama, A. J. M. Valentin plus the kindness and courtesy of}. President ° the natives will long be rememThe Little Theatr bered. a

Many

places

blending the

utmost

source

ok

&

evidence

of

is only

a

and

it

is

a

deeply distres-

sing note. The cruel plight of homeless and neglected dogs and cats. Some of these little animals are so ill and weak as to be unable to partake of food when offered them; others ate scraps ravenously. Your well written journal (which I enjoyed for a fortnight) could introduce a campaign in behalf

of these neglected cats and dogs—

noticed especially in Old San Juan. Is there such .an organization as the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty

could it

is

td@Animals?

do a great oblivious

If not,

service;

of

an

you

if yes,

inhuman

tuation.

si-

_

oe

Governor

Mufioz as

he sends

R., Inc.

REVIEW

PRAISED

Sir: I usually

don’t

papers,

I wanted

but

know how much Debran Albert’s

write

to

news

to let yo

I enjoy Jan art reviews.

particularly enjoyed ‘her revie “Flowers of the Sea.” My onl regret is that I didn’t Bhow abou this show before, because m mother was in Puerto Rico an left two days before the articl appeared in your paper, and know that she would have en joyed the show. I find Miss Alberts’ article very

informative

and

interesting

I think it is a fine thing tha the San Juan Star is taking suc an

interest

in

the

local

ar

events. Miss

Beth

Jacobso:

Santurce, P.R.

OF

Advice

Marin-and Combas

his

Guerra

calls the Legislature, called the President of the U. S. an intruder for interfering with Puerto Rican political affairs, and to what the President, who is also our President, has a perfect right to do. But Mufigz Marin thinks he is not intruding in foreign. affairs when

P.

eRe

with

and hope.

one

of

unique

Century

1960,

of wonder

There

.

of the 15th

“Mufozla‘ure’

45-42.

on

howling with laughter and shout

Sir:

Party would next Novem-

to leave

signments before the went on, they missed

ing for encores.

of the prominent are proud to be

wk

WASHINGTON (AP)— A group of newspaper editors expressed the opinion in a_ poll here

SYLVIA

Theatre.

ers

CALLS 1T ‘INTRUSION’

To Win Presidency

AND

to apologize publicly t¢ and Marco Rosales, tw

Frank G. Rundbaken New York, N. Y.

Editors’ Poll Picks Republican Party

Rird.

&

We asked them to appear a the last minute and so were un able. to include their names i our programs, Since the Pres was not informed in advance o their appearance and the review

accidental

Committee, J. M. Apartado 1098,

vote.

ber.

pit

are

our own Don Pablo Casals. You may take part by contacting the chairman of the Puerto

for the presidency From that day’ to

the news

is

against the Presi

top-flight professionals who co tributed 45 hilarious minutes t our recent program at the Cock

Harry Belafonte, Steve Allen, Rev. Martin Luther King and

this he has never once given his backing. to Nixon by name. And now, just as Nixon is comes

and

fo

On behalf of the Little Theatre

I wish Sylvia

ciated with this work are: Norman Cousins, Albert Schweitzer,

But that didn’t dim what seemed to be his belief he is a

running

Policy

ral hundred United States.

‘ :

Res2rio Comandante vf agree Netrepelitane

better man than Nixon.

not

nothing

MARCO

that 75,000 English jammed Trafalgar Square calling for an end of Atom Bomb Tests. The Puerto Rican Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy is affiliated with the (U.S.) National Committeé for a Sane Nu-

eventualéded. personal

It was

of

Sir:

destruc-

of the world

Department

ee

-

The peoples

S.

Rafael Bird Major U. S. Army San Juan, P. R.

Policy. The answer is not to dig underground, but to have the courage to stand and resist mankind’s greatest folly. Can there be. sanity in passively allowing our-

2020S

subversi

Se

corzsientes.

eventual

are working in the Puerto Rican Committee for a Sane Nuclear

:

de

toward

U.

of Puer:

dent .of Venezuela, but I do criti cize the Governor of P. R. fo very often intruding in foreig affairs.

test ban at Ge-

leading

the

‘‘President’”’

down from President Wilson meddling in Mexican affairs.

the

Is Still Time,

the

State can do such a thing. For less than that the Governor o Texas years ago received a call

radioacti-

disarmament and including all stockpiles of nuclear weapons,

Area

Aniversuirio

actividides 21

neva,

Distrito,

Ponce

Nixon was the guest of honor He made no bones about the So out he went. but under his way Republicans around the own power. country treated him. The profesThe frigid treatment he got so sional Republican politicians, chilled his presidential ambitions that is. He said: —or at least his enthusiasm for “The great majority of those making a race of it against Nixwho will control the Republican on—that the day after last Christconvention stand opposed to any mas he withdrew and left Nixon nione in the field i}contest for the nomination.”

BEST

De-

23).

fire,

“On

1960

Metropolitana

Go

marzo.

Sucesos

M.

TODAY'S

Civil

Apr.

‘Many will remember

de marzo

Oivisiones y Puestos del Metropolit:na és

What

Analyst

(AP)

“What

vity.

ne

21

JAMES

say,

dent Betancourt of *, enezuela Gee the name of the People of Puert Rico” offering our moral backing concerning the revolution, as i

people of Puerto Rico and the world do have an _ alternative to what is described as death by

The ‘Rockefeller Thorn May Be Pricking Dick Nixon Again By

TIME’

is a permanent be

to be suspended (‘Se suspende el disfrute del cia libre el prolunes

STILL

Those of us who believe that the first step toward world peace

police will remain on a state of semi-alert.” The letter points out that days off on the 21st are

ximo

IS

(editorial

slogan ther.”

Monday

the 2Ist of March, must have been amazed as I was to read in. your paper about their cancellation of their license and of their day off. No such orders were given. They were not ne-

(for

18

ee

you

fense?”

Braschi.

The story said “all days off for police were cancelled for today (March 21) the 23rd anniversary of the “Ponce Massacre.”

On

Sir: As

LIB<e ASOCY.DO DE PUEPTC RICO POLICIA DE PYERTO RICO COMANDANCIA DEL ABKA METROPOLITANA

Police

anniversary

“THERE

ESTADO

special

the

LETTERS

a message

to Presi-

From

Police

NEW YORK (AP)—Note o life in New York City: A Polic Department advisory issued women’s groups urges women

avoid

shortcuts -home at

nigh

to lock their doors, report an one loitering around schools 0 playgrounds, stay calm in eas of burglary, robbery or othe attack and eail the police a soon

as

possible.

i

“the

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In A Name?

~The Progressive Democratic Party of Puerto Rico cannot call itself the Progressive) Democfatic Party of

Puerto Rico. Hiram

That is the ruling of Secretary of Justice

R. Cancio

in an opinion

given

State Roberto Sanchez Vilella.

to Secretary

of

|

Under the law which regulates the naming and registration of new political parties, such parties are forbidden from using in their name any word or part of an

insignia or emblem used by an existing active political party,

according

Secretary Cancio. The

the

to that

proposed

use

“Democratic

section of the law

cited

by

“Démocratic”

by

;

of the

Party”

word

conflicts

with the

Popular

Democratic Party label. So Mr. Jose Benitez, president of the new party, must find a new name'before he can

register his party through petitions for the November elections. _ It is to be expected that there will be a temporary

uproar against the Popular Democratic Party, against Gov.

Mufioz

Marin

who

heads

that

party,

and

against

Secretary Cancio who is a member of that party and an appointee of Gov. Mufioz, for preventing the Progressive Democratic that name.

Party

of Puerto |

Rico

from

-

using

The law seems to be quite specificin its intention

to avoid confusing the voters by listing parties on the

=—~—a

ballot with similar words in their names. It appears to be a sound decision of the lawmakers and it is obvious

that the Popular Democratic word

_

“Democratic” in its official. party name. and

join with

.

his followers

and

that

will meet

Crackdown

the

legal

requirements

as

Or Crackup?

It is probable, however, that without the

ed.

The need for more than police action is terribly pressing, Gov. Mufioz Marin has created a special traffic commission to study the problem and to recommend

That’s a good move which should,

eventually, show results.

now.

But it will not help save lives

.

The answer, or at least a large part of the answer,

rests with the Legislature.

Police officials, legislators

themselves, and heads of government departments have all admitted that the greatest weakness in traffic control is the lack of adequate laws and regulations.

If the Legislature does not providean adequate statute that will permit the police to follow through, and the courts to impose fines and sentences to fit the crimes committed on the highways, the dead will pile up until another session of the Legislature convenes next year. The present session will adjourn on May 31. This would seem enough time to tackle and conquer a pro-

blem that has long passed the eritical. stage. A-state of of Puerto Rico.

emergency exists on the open roads The Superintendent of Police, Mr. Ra-

mon Torres Braschi, has recommended a traffic law to the Legislature that includes some most essential provisions. This law, or another good one, can be approved

nto

this session. We urge the Governor to use his influence on the J.ezislature to ret some action. ieiseasal

-

Rvs Post-Dispatn

IKE GETS

HERE.”

By William S. Whitg

irenatied police action, more persons would have been

steps to.correct it.

UP BEFORE

Butler's: Pushing For Kennedy Has Foes Hoping He'll Overdo

they

Five more persons died violently on the highway over the past weekend. The year’s toll up to yesterday stood at 120 killed, an all-time record for slaughter by drivers in Puerto Rico. | The police crackdown has not yet reduced the fa-

tality rate.

MESS

From Washington

party

members in search of a new, appropriate name for his vee exist.

<LEAN THIS

On

Party already uses the

We hope Mr. Benitez will take the Secretary’s rul-

ing gracefully

“BETTER

AMAPOLBIbD

SY

is

dential —or

at least Vice-Presidential—

now ganging up most on whom in the increasingly bitter struggle for the Democratic Presidential

WASHINGTON

—

of his own. in the end.

Nobody ~

nomination. Senator John

It is difficult to-tell who

Thus F.

Kennedy

complains

that

in

Missouri—

“heavy

beef,’’

A new on the

and tough other side

themselves

have

ambitio®

whom

fellow-seekers

he

of

will

the

go

Presi-

crisis for the Butler plan to blitz the convention

Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota, is openly contesting the state with Kennedy. But now all these rivals —Humphrey and Senators Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas and Stuart of

Kennedy's.

to

dency can only hope that Butler will overreach himself in his purpose ‘to have absolute domination of the convention. The two points of real

the West Virginia primary his rivals are combining in tricky ways to stop him. Only one of them,

Symington

knows

for

Kennedy

will

be

in

and in the permanent

the

Platform

Committee

chairmanship.

Bowles himself is an able and tolerant man. Though liberal on civil rights, he is not seen even by the conservatives as dedicated to fomenting a North-South civil war within the party.

a

as they say in the political trade. gang-upism is being practiced by Kennedy partisans.

Butler demonstrably

is so dedicated,

however,

. The ill-masked Kennedy backer, Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler, is packing the

officialdom of the Democratic

National Conven-

he will surround Bowles with men who really think that the Battle Hymn of the Republic is the true expression of the America of 1960. The real

tion with Kennedy

Butler’s

question,

men.

Under

direction

to Rep. and

Chester

candid

Bowles

Kennedy

of

Connecticut,

an

old

controlled

convention the whole

the

whole

complex

of

alienating

on

pre-

Gore

is uncommitted

dential candidates. A normally be put down Johnson,

whose

as

to

the

strength

States and the South.

4

lies

in the

outside

the South.

Democratic push

too

field

hard.

Here

will

For

again

hope

one

thing,

the

rest

of

Butler

will

try

Gore

does

not

a

convention

rebellion

In short, there is great question whether

border

But Gore can by no means be counted upon by Johnson. He is widely believed to-have Presi-

opinion

very far as to provoke quite outside the South.

Presi-

border stater, he would as a partisan of Senator

main

and

push easily. And here again, as one of the other candidates put it, “those Kennedy fellows can easily tear their britches—'’ Meaning to g0 s0

~

among

all moderate

convention procedure.

the

* Senator Albert Gore of Tennessee is understood to be Butler’s probable choice for that place.

Bowles

And he has excellent reasons not even to seem to do so. ‘The permanent chairman makes vital rulings

machinery. It will now control nearly tone of the convention itself, except

for the permanent.chairmanship.

will be whether

The Senator himself certainly has no desire to take a punitive line outlawing the South and

backer.

Butler is said to intend also to put another ‘Kennedyite in a top spot. Gov. Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin is slated to be the convention's keynote speaker. , The Kennedy movement, through Butler, had already

therefore,

Kennedy will be able to prevent the Butlerites from carrying the civil rights plank so far as to injure rather than promote Kennedy’s interests.

one valuable post, the chairmanship of the Committee, already has been handed out. This goes

nedy

will profit

Just

as there

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members

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about my

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interest in “Gypsy”... Europe in July with

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stage

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Osterman.

she’s ever been offered. In her new role she will play the part a

county

prosecutor in a southern (AP Wirephoto.)

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town.

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space

when rear seats are folded, Puerto Rico has been selected has been by Henry

York

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or

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ucer Lester Osterman of exploiting the Negro problem for a play, has a part in a new play

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station wagon, Export Corp.

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will

MIDTOWN “La Scalinata Room” 1558 Ponee de Leon Ave. — Stop 23.

to

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the hotel. change of

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seeemed between

famous football Reynolds former

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cele-

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PRAISE: Harry S. Truman was a guest at the National Assn. of Broadcasters meeting in Chicago. When Merle Jones, president of CBS stations, started praising the former President, Mr. Truman said: “I’m sure this audience would rather hear a medley of Strauss songs.” Pursuant to his wishes, therefore, the orchestra struck up the Strauss medley.

MANNERS:

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thought he was going to me,” she said. “I put my

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layer was spoited. it at 5 per cent of

course

The Danish-born beauty was stopped in Hollywood last Tuesday night by officer Gerald C.

——

he saw, for the first time, the lights of Monte Carlo,

Mediterranean

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through

sailed

freighter

says he made a made the pinch.

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decided

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to

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summer rates went into effect, before I could go out and occupy the cabanas usually oc-

vestigate the conduct of a traffie officer who arrested her. She

and

funds

meager

their

pooled

family

his

so

and

the Greeks were many

the slaughter of to Athens. There

in Smyrna. After tobacco mercants there, he and the survivors moved

“Millionaire

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receivers of amy make or model.

All

to

San

work 9

guaranteed. |

we

have openings for expert biligual secretary-stenographers. Apply in person San

POSITIONS ANYWHERE

Juan.

IN

TV & RADIO

MEN

Caribbean,

will

try

mew work. Modest salary required. Adaptable te new conditions. Write Art Hannon, 1229 Hale Street, Philadelphia ni, Pennsylvania.

1327

WHY

CARS

FOR

SALE

A USED

CAR?

With

$275 down

1114

BEAUTIFUL GREEN 1955 Ford Station Wagon. Very low mileage. In perfect 1340

tires.

Power Call

steering,

3-6689.

‘

9-0268.

RADIOS,

pawer

:

brakes.

52

RENTAL for rent in your

own home. Same service given to hotels, hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will deliver. $5,00 one week, $15.00 per month. Telerental Service.

,

WATCH

Martorani Motors, Inc. 1402 Lottery Building).

New

TELEVISION,

429

condition.

Tel.

52

WANTED,

by

tape

telephoning

San

recorder,

Juan

marionettes

SWIMMIN

KNITTING MACHINE TECHNICIAN

Civil

of the right to

3-0435. 427

PEARCE KNITTING & SEWING CHINE SERVICE — Repair, rebuild up sampies on flat circular &

of all types

kinds sewing

year’s CALLE

designed arid build. machines repaired.

All 29

experience. WM. PEARCE, L, Finai, Phone Caguas 2675.

1306

Equipment

00 POOLS

G

MAsetfull-

fashioned. Make pins, bushings, do electricai work. Rebuild V bed carriages, insert teeth, etc. Attachments

427

HOSPITAL

SUPPLIES

THE HOSPITAL SUPPLY COMPANY offers complete dispensary supplies and equipment. First aid & Oxygen kits. Protective clothing and equipment. Laboratory supplies and equipment. Thermometers,

masks,

rubber

thing for physicians, tients. 317 Fortaleza BIKINI POOLS, Puerto Rico’s oldest 2-5511, 3-3102 and most experienced poo! builders, 13 . uses only reinforced concrete and ali copper filtering system. These materials last forever. For free estimates. cali |

54

BOOKKEEPING

We

361,

the

goods

Every

hospital St.,

and San

paJuan

UF

1156

3

51}

WATER TEMPRITE

The sumer

COOLERS

WATERCOOLERS-

past For

factories, restaurants, etc. Lowest highest quality. 5 year guarantee. Smaller home models available. For information and prices: Comercia) Rodriguez Umpierre, Fortaleza 351, San 2-0962.

12

years

conditioning,

of-

fiees,

gean.

four fastest growing conproduct businesses in the have

clothes

drying

boating

industries,

government

heen

television

air-

appliances,

appliances

says

and

a

U.

report.

nx

ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING

SECRETARY—-STENOGRAPHERS:

Francisco 1334

at

ENSTITUTO DE IDIOMAS - Conversational courses in Spanish, French, English. Classes day and night Cal] 2-3542. 13555 Ponce de Leén Avenue. Second Floor, Stop 19, Santurce. 10981 34

PROFESSIONAL MARIONETTE Theatre (portable), scenery, props, amplifier,

another set with radio.

WATER SKIING classes, ski rides in Condade Lagoon. Beautiful 1-1/2 hour tours im 26° ft. unsinkable “Buccaneer” boat around San Juan Bay For inform ation: Al Quina, Puerto Rice Wates Sports, Hote] La Rada, 3-2800. 1106 $5

Muebleria Ponce de

Local and long distance. We belongings, Agents National Tel 2-2374, 422

firm, open-

Agency,

1960

by

CLASSES

*6-5003.

Maritimos, Inc., opposite Pier 9, San Juan. Sérvice, responsibility, guaranty.

PERSONEL

Employment

427

WATER SKIING & BOAT TOURS

ABE YOU goings to move? Use the best service Puerto Rico, United . States,

be discharged or are a veteran and are planning to“make Puerto Rico your home, don’t miss this opportunity. resume to Box Q, The Sap Juan Star. 4219 UF

Borinquen

had 1325

PM.

you look for and IS YOUR roof dirtyrtf so, for expert 6-3357, 6-3329 -high water- pressure cleaning and paintCapitol Transportation, Inc., for a free ar eal} 6-5132 or 430 Verde. Bayamén ara Agents for Atlas Van ei OF

men over 25 years of age with transport background. Excel-

HELP WANTED

articles

offered

refuse any and all bids, Notification of sale will be made by U.S; Mail on May 16, 1960. Further details can be

Tel.

when

May

a

the dependable ek «

1238

If you are about

8

of

certain

being

of May 1960. The Commander Puerto Rico Wing reserves the

table,

for

UF

PLEASURE

LANGUAGE

is

Air Patrol headquarters at the Isla Grande Airport in San Juan. Sealed bids will be accepted before 3 PM 14

ANTIQUES, REPEODUCTIONS - Baker, Lee L. Woodard, Hibriten, Union National and similar. Livingroom, diningroom, bedroom, porch, terrace and| garden furniture, chandeliers, paintings,| mirrors, statues, pedestals and lamps. Call 6-5272.

to pack ‘and transport your most precious belongings, as scheduled, with

E HAVE an excellent job for you — sales training te work for international book company. Earn $150 per week. Spanish not necessary. Call 3-6689.

lent rate of pay.

after

14

on

articles

This

|,

near

moving job ig ours. Whether you’re movin locally or Stateside, we are equipped

WANTED — ONE chef, and one cook, 4 first class waiters. Enquire El Morro Restaurant, Tanca 203, Old San Juan. Must bring written references. 1283 426

.fings for a motor

3-9381

ani

bidding

of

SALE:

mahogany library shelves. in excellent condition and ready for Twin foam rubber beds. GE air condipresentation Handcrafted by Puerto tioner. Electric grill, iron, household efRican artists On display Instituto de fects. Telephone 3-6718. 1314 aoc | Cultura. Cult Call 3-5762 : ms

La Bolsa.| Tel. YOUNG MEN, 18-24, the Collier Corp. Leén No. 1057. will train you te sell if you are preUF sentable and willing to.learn. Complete 274 training, equipment and car furnished at our cost. Call Mr. Jay, 3-8488, 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. Trainees start at $75.00 MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We do all types G2 moving,no matter if it be (Guaranteed draw). or small. Moderate prices. 1310 428 large Muebleria Torres, Fernandez Juncos 1400, Step 20, Santurce. Tel. 2-5791. EXPERUNCED ARCHITECT or archi462 tectural draftsman. Call G. D. McDade, 3-4759, hetween 1 PM and 5 PM. 1304 427 MOVE YQUB furniture by Almacenes

AND VETERANS — First class located in San Juan vicinity, has

Iron

SUEPLUS

for

lots

13

Mexican

only Mar-

conditioners

Ine. Call 2-2726, 2-2067 Santurce. :

MILITARY

WROUGHT

RATTAN SITTINGROOM, red varnished mahogany,

CARS

|

“THE

and

record!

ef one year or more with previous employers. Some knowledge of will be helpful but not necessary. Apply between 10 - 12 AM. E: Dairy, Bayamén. 1345 430 T ALL AROUND maintenance man for Under the Trees Restaurant. Steady’ work. Good working — Phone =" ask for Mrs. 0O’K a

ATTENTION

—

1328

station

426

|&

and

glass top, set; refrigerator with large freezer compartment, Hollywood box spring bed and Hide-Away couch, all like new. Reasonable prices. Call 3-0040

Taxes

j

AETIC-KAR|

knowledge

work

door. 6 Passenger, one steering, radio. Clean.

MOVING & STORAGE

required.

steady

5209.

429

MALE have

Ext.

all cars, fargign and American. prices, finaneing. parts and service Factory mechanics. Dealers ested. Inquire at- Mediavilla’s Ma Shop,

torch cutting & spray paint-

References

checked.

must

6,

OF

notice

428

1329

UF

HELP

after.

SALE

fhe Puerto Rico Wing, Civil Air Patrol. The material includes eircraft parts. electric motors, furniture, copper tubing, copper wire, scrap steel, metal, radio parts amd assorted salvage. These articles and lots may be inspected between 8 AM and 3 PM daily on 12,

AIR CONDITIONERS AUTO

Longfellow.

1247

or

FIAT MULTIPLA, six passenger, 14,000 mites, Reasonable. See at torani Motors, Military’ Road Buchanan. Ask for Mr. Aponte. isl

needed.

52

Miss

sell, $1750.

SPORTS

CARRIER BOYS WANTED: Go into business for yourself. Earn high commissions as a carrier serving the San Juan Star on established routes. If you are over 12 years of age, phone 3-8400,

Ext.

4100,

1296

and

PM

4

FOR

133

Wagon. Power steering: hydromatic, radio, $2700, |\Cali 2-0000 Fort Buchanan Ext. 8201 or | 5203:

Male or Female. Previous experience Gesirable but not essential. Must be High School graduate. Call Miss Diaz 3-6329

Button,

MISCELLANEOUS

SALE

NOTICE

or

WANTED

RESERVATIONS

Push

FOR

SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED sofa with slipcover; Deepfreeze refrigerator, Universal Electric Stove. Call 3-0381. LEAVING ISLAND soon, have fot sale mahogany home furniture by Bassett, including bed, chest. of drawers, dresser, dining set, ‘buffet, sofa and so forth. Call Capt. Gentile, “Buchanan 2-0000 Ext. 4100, or after 6, Extension 5209. 1341 4B

43

Must paid. 1331

you,

AM

Ext,

19538 FORD, 2 owner. Power

competent firm. Just Employment Agency,

3-0391,

Royal

1343

countants, Bookkeepers, Typists, Receptionists, and all sorts of office rersonnel, which -has been screened by a ‘Telephone 5:00 PM.

1957

2-0000,

at absolutely NO COST. with the best personnel in the line of Executives, Ac-

responsible and cali Borinquen

FURNITURE

door, excellent condition, radio. Leaving Island. Call Capt. Gentile. Buchanan

AGENCIES

We

SALE

RAMBLER 1938, 4 door station wagon. Super Cross) Country. 6 Cylinder overdrive, excellent condition. Call Sst. Perry, 2-0000 Buchanan Ext. 8195 during Office hours; and. after 3, Ext. 5146. 1342 430

EFFICIENT, fast Secretarial Service, legal documents, contracts, reports, free pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh day or night — 3-5156. 166 UF

EMPLOYMENT

FOR

ONE

YEA®

UF

R=ZPAIRS

guarantee

on

al] watch

and

Puerto ; .and clock maker. William A. Gruen, 27 Calle Caoha, Punta Las Marias. Phone 3-3575.

1013

i

STEEL

5

SHELVING

STEEL SHELVING — used, heavy duty. 42°? long % 18°deep. Some 8 feet. high, some | feet. Cheap. We're moving Harry Bisitens 32-2468. 1305 ¢ | UF

;

SERVICE

d PART TIME Bookkeeping Service available. Journals, ledgers, payroll taxes, ete. Monthly weekly or hourly rates. Phone 6-0283.

1324

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SALE

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BOATS FOR SALE

OVER

A BOAT is sign of success, but persons with distinctive tastes own a Borum boat. America’s most wanted boat. See the latest models at Kiko Toro Ince., Stop 31, Mufioz Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey —_ 6-5429,.Borum and Thunderbird boats, Mercury motors, Gator trailers. Easy terms free demonstrations. 1317 BROKERAGE

cruiser,

twin

—

19’

109

Grays,

$11,500.000.

41’

Van Duyl 1950 cruising yacht, twin 100 Packards, sleeps 6 in three cabins, $16,000.00. 38° Emancipator 1958 Sportsfisherman, twin 300 Cadillacs, 40 m.p.h., $22,500.00.

—

Tel.

Cai.

Mufioz

Kiko

Rivera

Toro

Inc.,

Avenue,

Stop

Hato

.

head,

lavatory

steel

galley.

Carrier

Dodge

1953 1954 1955

1955 1955

and

shower.

Crewsquarters in forecastie sleeps two and has private head and lavatory. Main salon sleeps two on convertible settee. Forward cabin sleeps four on double berth and has private head, lavatory and shower. Equipment: Onan generator, Pressure water system, refrigerator, stove and ovenjbroiler, stain-

less

1951

429

3@ FT. CABIN CRUISER built by Morton-Johnson, Bayhead N. J. 1938; 14 ft. beam, 4-1/2 ft. draft, Twin g.m. 671 diesels, 400 gal fuel cap. 200 gal. water cap. Accommodations: Owners stateroom aft sleeps two and has private

Chevrolet

Rey.

6-5429.

1316

1948

TROPICRAFT

6 fuel

tanks.

AIR’

FREIGHT

Chevrolet

199.00 299.00

Opel

2 doors

499.00

Ford Station Wagon 2 doors Pontiac

666.00

SHIPMENTS

919.00

4 doors

Plymouth

1958

Opel

1959

Taunus

1960

Fiat De Luxe

save

900.00

Ford Galaxie

save

1000.00

1960

949.00

1199.00

air condition-

Largarto,

58

We need room in our lof.

SoM SLER

model,

Cushions

through-

FORWARDING Internationally

and'

locally. Personalized Service by Air Express International Corp.. at San Juan International Airport. Call 91196 for further details. sis

1

777.09 888.00

1957

out, trailer with winch and road lights. like new. Price $2.250. Vernon Ball, Box 1579, St. Thomas, V. I. 1298 423

AIR

99.00

4 doors 2 doors

_

twin 35 h.p. Evinrude larks with long shafts, all eléctric, less than 40 hrs. Ship to shore radio, metal outriggers, Pole holders, Bimini top, full canvas

cover,

s

Buick Station Wagon

er, 1350 watt radio telephone, Fathometer, automatic pilot, dual controls, searchlight, siren, outriggers, 2 storm anchors and 2 light anchors. Life raft and life preservers. Hull is mahogany. Bodt is sea- worthy and engines are in excellent condition. i Will consider trade. A sea skiff, Lapstreake hull, 100 h.p. gray marine. Boat and engine have just been completely overhauled and in excellent condition. Price $1,950. 17 FT.

Pick-up

Century

1958 sportsfisherman, clinker built, 60 Gray, $3,000. 27’ Cruise-Along 1958 cabin

CARS

TO SELECT FROM

56

YACHT

31

USED

150

65 Inf. Ave. Rio

Piedres

We also have good

Corr, No. 2, Km. 11 Hm. 7 Boyamén

used trucks ell types.

S.

from

page

9)

can who vo a dour individual depress you. After that, impress

for

fine

romance.

21)

Seek

higher-up enced in

who your

Later

you

the

advice

be

able

the

LIDIN

of

67,203

reaped

Mufoz’s

Governor

for

signatures

electoral juggernaut. to the 25,048 When added persons who signed as Populars

regis-

voter

general

January's

last

during

towns

same

these

in

tration, the total number of registered Populars in these precincts is 92,251, or 74.4 per cent

of the vote tallied in these areas

a

to plan

1956

in the

by the Popular Party elections. general This membership

is higly experiline of endeavor.

will

J.

Santurce,

of

III

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) tempted are you During ‘am. to give a piece of your mind to is endeavoring a higher-up who to spoil plans between self and an associate. By 3 p.m., however, will have left and this person then you can go ahead as planned. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to

Dec.

HAROLD

primary Party Popular The registration. held last week-end Zone and towns, in 21 island

know-

real

P.M.

ability.

and

ledge

your

with

higher-ups

By

turnout,

in

that it is difficult

your activities and time so that you derive the best benefits from your efforts.

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affairs

any

with

economical

joint

where

to

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be

off

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very

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is

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Page

cited, among other in which a party was

In the light

verne Rhee h “¢ as Others pledged appointed| radiata reforms.

were

From

precedents, Cancio wrote that he was “convinced” that the “most

cabi-

premier

minister,

will

part, that ticket headings should be so framed “that even the most ignorant, heedless or hasty vote, shall not be unnecessarily misled in regard to the ticket for whose candidate he votes.”

1)

new

Huh

acting

minister of the new

ne ee

to

from

fights

precincts

shape.

ease

.

nucleus

21

denied the use of the name. Union de Puerto Rico” because of the existence. of a party calle i “Alianza de los Partidos Union de Puerto Rico y Republicano Puertorriquefio.” Cancio also cited a California

| ~

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the

the

Cancio cases, one

from raids

RHEE

FROM

CROWN

of

Morates

primary

DEMOCRATS

yesterday.

‘(Continued

cent

November

Sola

no

(Continued tical party.

arrest of 170

SHIPPING

:

take

— Po-

passbook charges.

Gutemeton international

the

Senator that

outside

Charged with irregularities in their passbooks, the Negroes were apprended over the weekend. Last week, nearly 2,000 Africans were seized in South Africa on

he

negotiations.”

|

AND YOI YU

.

(AP)

per

before the elections.

hopes

Negroes in gold mining center in the Orange Free State, it was

the

and settle problems

representative

contests general

But

lice drew. reinforcements neighboring towns to stage

the

harm

tea

was

Ae

as

170 In South Africa

he

in

in this,”

could

signed

55

dict how many of these towns will prove the scene of primary

in the capital where a registration was held,

., | which . . : Khrushchev that inEi his ment recent taks with said President

j

PENI

FIRST FIRST

proposal

times

is nothing

Hatillo,

Passbook Charges Net

routes.

fie the mend need foto ease ease

coc

>

un-

his

“There

INI

SU IBS C RIP

precinct primary

He said it is still his view that “the best solution would be the transformation of West Berlin

Nit NG

THE THE

a

land, water and air.” Khrushchev said that

made

of

Intra-Party Rivalries

acby

had

town

In Zone III of San Juan, only

would abdicate the right of cess to Western Germany

HOME

Cc}

THIS COUPON, Ut

ECFIVE RECEIVE

Wil} WILL

coast

than

of intra-party rivalry. However, Popular Party general-secretary Sol4 Morales declined to pre-

Pothe

only 6,528, or 52 per cent

of the 1956 voters, party registrants.

exercise the rights which they wish to preserve. Naturally, they

ittl)i}

/

YC

where

“If the Western powers choose not to sign a treaty of peace, that will not permit them to

er,

YOUR

esnoes eee rt

northwest

the way Khrushchev the matter:

into

last

pular vote of 7,509. The weakest showing’of pular Party faithful was in

(Continued From Page 1) ning to use — as an air bridge to be used if Eastern Germany takes

Po-

held

of the 1956 Popular electorate filing as party members. The Yauco registration was 6,828 compared to a total 1956 Po-

SUMMIT LINE

viet T_T.

left

Populars

were

more

of the 1956 Popular voters turned out to file as party members. The record here showed 6,528 registrants, or 55.29. per cent of the 11,806 ballots scored by the Popular Party in 1956.. All 22 precints where a primary. registration was held last week-end have been the scehe

week-end, Yauco had the strongest turnout, with 90.9 per cent

Law remembers

procedure,

number

tension

_

registration

hurry to comply with the new law, coupled with the “novel-

’

DELIVERED

pular

registered on or before April of each election year. The

i

oO

e

Morales said. 21 towns where

past.

AiN] HAVING

UH

Sola the

Populars

new Primary that the party

bower, A

of

tion, Of

blicity.”

The quires

slightly

registra-_

Sunday’s

informed

Registration

outpouring

“which insisted, other aide.”

The

of

would have been still greater, he added, if the primary registration had been done with “Jess rush and with more pu-

CONVENIENCE

OFFE

out

“the Soviet government believes that common sense will prevail.”

seiences.

20)

THIS COUPON IS WORTH 60 CENTS ENJOY

Sola

now.

right

Is Born

Child

The dear early will

Feb.

situations.

is important

If Your

concerned. P.M. fine for going out socially or at sports that please and are not expensive. 19) Arguments should avoided with anyone today there can be serious results

or visit-

shopping

to the

that

so

p.m.,

3

about

until

proportion

four, proves that:the Popular enroll“active” an has Party ment, commented Party General Secretary Senator Yldefonso

P.M. just fine for going out with

financial

others.

find

may

62,203 Names

Gather

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21

~ Learning English Is A Pro blem is

the

eighteenth

installment

in

The

STAR’s

serializa-

of “Island in the City.” In yesterday’s installment, the author began a the schools in Spanish Harlem. He was describing

of

PS

168 by Rev.

George

‘of the East Harlem complaints about the The

discussion

Todd,

continues

(“From “Island Mifflin Co., copyright

minister of the

Protestant school, so in

106th

ny,” discussion a visit to

St. Church

Parish, Todd had heard many he decided to visit himself. today’s

installment.

in the City” by Dan Wakefiela, published 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960 by Dan Wakefield.)

by

Houghton

By DAN WAKEFIELD “The health classes have children of three main groups,” the assistant principal said. “Orthopedics, cardiacs, and children of low vitality Those with low vitality are suffering from malnutrition .to a point damaging their capabilities of school performance. These we try to build up, talk to the parents about diet, and hopefully, eventually, move them out of the class. The orthopedics include cerebral palsy, postpolio, and various injury cases,” Reverend Todd and the assistant principal entered one of the “health” classes and were greet-

ed by a bulky lady, who clasped her hands together and wrinkled her

face

at

the pleasure

troduction.

She

of

beamed

a

good

cast.

leg and

One

the other

arm

shorter

than

stopped

in

was

the

front

of

and

other.

She

the

reached down girl’s hair and

display an area the visitors.

of

“Little Lola operation for the teacher pointing to

baldness_

has just a brain

brightly explained, the bald spot on

the child’s head. “They had to take some skin away that shortened her little arm.”

Gently, held

up

the

girl’s

it back down

beaming, the

the

shortened

left

arm.

teacher stub

She

of

eased

inte place and then bent to the

child’s leg, pointing,

smoothing

the

hair

the bald spot, and Lola back to her seat. he

The Reverend had perhaps

across

hobbled

Todd taken

plicated problems. Down

the

stairs

and

through

the long corridors the Reverend Todd walked slowly, looking at the posters and signs that were made by the children and put

are

assistant

on

display—brightly

slogans

that

many

problems.

And

many

defied

the

facts

of

the neighborhood, outside:

that

that

indeed

there

were

. com-

case.

system

made

its first recorded study of the problems of Puerto Rican students, several generations of Puerto Ricans had already passed through its grades and there were 200,000 Puerto Ricans living in the city. The year of that first study was, 1947, and since then a series of studies, reports, and recommendations have been made. It was not, however, until 1958— a little more than a decade its

first

study—

that

the

were

114,000

Puerto

students

in the New

schools.

;

Rican

York

City

from the studies present the best indithe history of New

“The

Policeman

“Spring

is

us.” us

our

milk.” friend.”

is here.” school

bears

little

rela-

tionship to the streets around it, where the policeman is the

those

staples

may

qualify

for

the “health” class, where they take home lists of diets that are

often impossible

to fulfill.

Ali-

cia Robles and two of her brothers, all “health” class students, could ‘describe the truth of their own lives better with a poster proclaiming: “We can’t stand

to eat from the jars of fat that the people at the hospital gave us to help our malnutrition.” The truth is not fit for chil-

dren’s

posters—only

dren’s lives. The schools have

for

chil-

been

of lit-

tle help to the children of Spanish Harlem in escaping the realities of its streets, or of changing those realities to something like

‘fhe LITTLE PROF says “There

is a

in East Harlem made a report on “Education of the Non-English

Speaking

and

Bi-lingual

For our children who spend their eariy childhood in Puerto Rican schools, there is no continuity of education, as we know

smile from the classrooms. The schools, in fact, have blocked out the possibilities of the world beyond even more profoundly than the tenement buildings

thanking him for all his trouble and the information. He agreed

isolated

school

waited

the promise of the posters that

their school down there.” The assistant principal paused, and the Reverend Todd got up,

or

the

more than thirty years.

money to come and be here when school opens in the fall. There’s always a lot who are only here for a little while and go back to Puerto Rico again. And of course, those who come up from Puerto Rico and are already in in

glasses

world,

the

over and a lot of them have the

schools have done different work

unusual

very

little

about

the

curriculum

of each school level. The consensus is that standardized tests of intelligence, reading,

and

arithmetic

are

of

little practical value to us cause they lack validity for

hethe

pupils

are

tested.

Such

tests

based on an experimental background which is foreign to the children. Furthermore, most of these group intelligence tests are dependent on the ability to read. One school which has a very

large

non-English

dent

body

has

speaking used

the

through

the

entertainers

neighborhood

boldly,

colored

cheerfully,

principal’s

aren’t obvious, either. One of the biggest is turnover. Many of the parents are constanly moving. If they move four blocks away they are likely to be in another school district — the neighborhood is that heavily populated, Also there are the housing projects, and when the old houses are torn down it means a whole movement: of hundreds of families. Some move out of the neighborhood altogether, and then when the new projects go up there’s a whole set of, new students moving in. And in September there’s always a big influx from Puerto Rico. The sugar eane season is

an

funds

of

who

sponsor annual shows. Funds are earmarked for needy Puerto Rieans. Through the Junior Red Cross and the cooperation of

without those basic skills—is not When

raise

assistance

(Spanish) Pupils.’”. Among the findings of the report were the following items from the junior highs of this district, whieh had by. that time (1952) been teaching Puerto Rican students for

time, | killer of Georgie Martinez, the and they returned to the silent milkman a legend of an older office. The assistant principal, era of brownstone fronts and in the heat of the oncoming horse-drawn carts whose product noon, removed his coat and took is now: too expensive for many out another cigarette. of the families who live here Many Problems largely on water and rice and “You can see,” he said, “there beans. The children fed with of the

tricts

to

‘staffs of the junior high schools

The thought enough

‘“Man-

York City school instruction of the Puerto Rican students. In 1952 representatives from ithe

to say, “And even from her lit-. “Nature is all around tle leg.” She patted.Lola on the head “The Milkman brings again,

of

wants

read and write in the evenings after his laboring job because he was pushed through and out of the neighborhood schools

Excepts themselves cation of

to

had an tumor,”

case

who

go to school and study agriculture—but first has to learn to

there

teacher,

and the teacher to part the little

The

father

school board put into- practice a uniform, city-wide program designed to meet the needs of the Puerto Rican students. By then

in

bent,

them.

the

after

in-

across

her crippled classroom and called. forth from the back a girl named |“ Lola. Lola hobbled forward with

one

around

stuNew

are

optometrists, secured

rates for a few We have found weeks elapse gets the badly

If

the

at

eye-

reduced

pupils each term. that eight or ten before the pupil needed eyeglasses.

eyeglasses

break,

some-

times months elapse before they are replaced. Under the topic: “Teaching English as a Second Language”: ~Each principal is doing what he believes is best for the children within the limitations set by the organization permitted by

the junior high school division. The

history

of

teaching

cond

language

on

the

one New

of “vertical anarchy”; in York City it has been one

of “horizontal the method

a

se-

island

was

anarchy.” Whereas of instruction in

Puerto Rico. changed with the political winds, it at least was uniform for all the schools at any given until 1958,

for the children within the limitations set by the organization high

meant no method at all— the Puerto Rican students were merely put in classes with the other

children

Maria through

had

to

get

. Flores, who this system, and

went now is

watching her daughters go through it, explained that in eases where the family speaks mainly Spanish teachers speak

at home and the only English at

school, “the first couple years are lost on the kids. It takes a couple

of: years

before

they

un-

derstand English well enough to really know what’s going on, and by then, of course, they’ve lost all

the

instruction

they

should

have been getting in the other subjects in the first two years.

time. In New Yerk, the language problem

was handled by “éach principal doing what he believes is best

They never really catch up.” “Never catching up” cften means never learning to read and write in English.

(TO

BE

CONTINUED)

Congress Adopts P. R. Idea For Latin American Housing By

WALTER

STAR

The amendment, introduced by Sen. George Smathers (D-Fla),

PRIEST

Washington

Bureau

WASHINGTON —.- The success of Puerto Rico’s ‘‘do-it-yourself’’ approach to low cost home building

has

inspired’

Congress

to

ex-

pand on the idea for underdeveloped countries in Latin America. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to adopt an amendment

Act under Loan Fund

to the Mutual

which money

to promote private ing projects.

Ponce

Security

Development can be used self-help

hous-

Secretaries

Plan Activities

directs private

—

A NEW

AND

by

backing

of savings

tions willing cost housing

the

and

establish-

loan

institu-

to work in the “field, including

“self-help’’ type. The proposal

amounts

low the

to

a

private counterpart to International Cooperation Administration ef-

forts in the ‘self-help’ field now being carried out with Latin American

governments.

Committee Chairman Fulbright (D-Ark) said

William Puerto

Rico’s

or

program

‘‘more

less

proved the inspiration for this” although DLF will use it in another form. He said the committee was im-

PONCE—The Ponce Chapter of. the National Association of Secretaries will sponsor a series of activities this week and

OPENED

the DLF to stimulate home ownership in Latin

America

ment

pressed

by

the

mileage

a prospec-

tive home owner gets for his dollar with the ‘‘self help” technique. Under current ICA programs, the

government

provides

the

materials at a reasonable price and the technical supervision while the home owner and his neighbors contribute the labor. given by a beauty stylist. Tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. the coronation of the Secretary of the Year (Ponce Chapter) Mrs. Gudelia F. Nazario, wi take place at the El Coche Restaurant. A banquet in honor of the Boss of thé Year, Dr. Ernesto Colon Yordén, will be held on Friday at 8 p.m. at the Melia Hotel.

FILLING SEALE

cco Pharmacy, Tnc.. JUST

and

by as best they eould. It often meant the “method” described by the assistant principal of P.S. 168, in which the teachers—even those who knew some Spanish —were allowed to speak .o the children only in English.”

York City tests of reading pro- continuing through Apr. 30. These gress and tests of fundamental events are a part of the celeNational Secretary operations with some success in bration of advanced groups. Most schools, Week. Sunday at 10 a.m. a Mass will however, do not have a formal in La Merced testing program. The committee be celebrated agrees that informal tests give Church, followed by initiation a truer picture of the pupil’s of new members at Jack’s Renabilities and achievements. ---- dezvous Restaurant. Under the topic of “Health On Monday, an educational Needs”: talk will be delivered by Mrs. Percy de Gonzalez, ..Many of the pupils need eye- Thelma glasses. Some need surgical care. principal of Percy College. At One of the schools provided sur- 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. gery through a legacy memo- Gladys Toledo, a demonstration rializing a deceased teacher... of the proper make-up and hairSome of the schools in the dis- do to wear at the office will be

> Pa

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, April 26, 1960

22

Johansson Will Lose To Patterson Says Dutch Mystic Why

In

JADELPHIA,. (AP)—Why dhYD nine Sawyer wace through Spring Training, handle the club in one regular season game and then toss in the towel as manager of the Philadelphia Phillies? Instead of becoming a forgotton issue the mystery has deep-

ened.

Local

sports

are batting wherefores.

about

Sawyer

still won't

circles.

still

whys

and

the

for

calling.

somewhere

suddenly

book. tified

The detectives in this case— reporters—have taken to interviewing each other. The writers

who

covered

the

club

in Spring

Training were particular for questioners. A The be

Changed

general

that

Person

opinion

Sawyer

targets

was

an

to

During his first term, Sawyer was known as the kindly profes-

sor

who

had

a

wonderful

way

with kids. It is said that manager cajoled, kidded,

the and

hand-rode the young team known as the Whiz Kids to the flag. He made them believe they could win and they did. It looked as if the only Major

Beta

League

Kappa

manager

Key

had

with

a

Phi

establish-

the

his

the

line

he

enthusiasm.

. He’s not talking ed a new power fuzzed lads. But

say

something

the

with

his

peach-

happened.

Whizzers

got

Some

too

fat,

took advantage of their kindly manager. They fell apart, never were the same team again. They a

been

written

freak.

off

since

as

an accident. Gets Tough

Sawyer, in a desperate effort to bring the club around, discarded his kindly approach and

got

tough.

It

didn’t

work

and

N.

Australian

track

rutty has

raised

his

SAWYER

entirely

different personality from the man who came to the Phillies in 1948. and helped develop the team which won a National League pennant in 1950.

along

lost

AUKLAND,

have

seemed

after

Sawyer talked of old. He had

assertion

have

for

Percy

Sawyer

out

sat

quietly

through

the

in

rest

Phil-

the

dug-

of

the

season, and suffered through an ingnominious campaign in 1959.

tional

he

should be conducted as the Victorian Age. Cerutty, controversiat

coach

many world record breakers, extreme ideas for training of

of

the

has ath-

sto-

person

he is discussing.

For

and to compete culty strained in vival.

with every faa fight for sur-

instance, he can receive extrasensory images from a_ glossy Photograph, from a TV picture | (I can predict the winner of 9 out of 10 TV fights after the

“Having women ing and throwing

running, jumpwas all right

first round’) or from. physical contact with a person or a personal object belonging to some-

letes. He teaches them to think of themselves in jungle conditions

when sport was truly amateur

and

women

in

tennis

day.

in

They

weren't taken seriously and nobody minded. / “But sport today is on new levels.

Men

train

and.

condition

themselves in strength and ferocity. All these things are detrimental to women. They can’t hope to keep up without surrending their sex.”

JOHANSSON -.. in battle gear the World state flatly that Johansson will lose when the two meet in a rematch for the title in June? .

“I’ve

seen

this man

I’ve observed actions.

He

Johansson.

his personality, his is

going

next fight. You

to

lose

his

can be sure of

that,” Hurkos says. Hurkos had heard the name of Ingemar Johansson mentioned in conversation, and offered the unsolicited prediction. Peter Hurkos has the gift of

Dr.

Henry

K.

Puharich,

ies extrasensory perception. Dr. Puharich subjected Hurkos

big wheels, the beauty and meaning of democracy’s home town... plus a sight-seer’s pull-out

map in full color. It’s at your newsstands now.

- And—in the same issue of LOOK —two big contests: the exciting

“Name the Nominee” Presidential contest, with over 1,000 big prizes, and the other big contest offering 72 new cars, plus 9,000 other prizes.

to

extensive

scientific

tests which the doctor said proved Hurkos has a fantastic 80 per cent accuracy

exciting, picture-

packed pages on the important gatherings, the

Today...get

Na-

Hurkos explains that his mental. pictures need stimulation from some type of contact with

in

an authority in parapsychology, the science which stud-

Magazine—60

the

The

post-season playoff.

says,

it was

of

LOOK

for

pennant.

zine before the start of the season that finished with the Dodgers defeating the Braves in a

extrasensory perception, and” he possesses it to an amazing degree. This is opinion

Now~in

Braves

League

should

_ Victoria’s

The

Milwaukee

Games

with

a last place team.

he doesn’t know+¢ Mantle is, and the Major League baseball. Yet, last name Floyd Patterson leaves year he made a tour of the training camps, talked to the players him cold. Then how can a man who does and predicted that the Los Annot know Floyd Patterson is geles Dodgers would defeat the

women

Queen

Sawyer.

But Mickey

in Olympic

same

back

Writer

ry appeared in a national maga-

tended. In the middle of the 1958 season the Phillies amazed Philadelphia baseball followers by were

Sports

by

women,

here

largely the province of schoolgirls,’’ Cerutty says. “It was the

bringing

Press

NEW YORK—Ingemar Johansgon’ will lose his next fight. This, says Peter Hurkos, is going to happen. Who is Peter Hurkos? Peter Hurkos is a man who knows many things, a man who claims to dig into the secret past and see into the

Ce-

242 years after he managed a Pennant winner, he was fired, or quit as he always has con-

lies now

By JIM. KENSIL Associated

future.

(®--Famous

a storm

that

no place

contests. Sports

Z. coach

According To Miami Cop —

who

Australian Coach |:

Quinn closed

Both claim to be as mysas the general public.

months

Women And Track Do Not Mix Says

Goodbye.”

Manager John the matter a _

early

a lot of, promissing kids coming up from the farms. He spoke of the Phillies of the future. But}

Club owner Bob Carpenter and | iam General consider

the

season, however, like the professor

talk. Reach-

ed by telephone, he reiterated his quitting statement: “I don’t want to manage. I do want to remain in baseball. That's it. I say. have nothing further to Thanks

Quit? You Can Be Sure Of That’

Did Eddie Sawyer

average.

Hurkos

knows

nothing,

about

Memorial Day 500 Eniry List Contains Rookies, Veterans reading

for

starters

have

been

nine

nominat-

ed

again. Replacing a couple of the missing starters as road blocks for. the rookies are two of the standout

post-war

racers,

Troy

Rutt-

man, La Mirada, Calif., winner of the 1952 Memorial Day purse, and.

Chuck

Grove,

Car Club,

1952

Garden

National

Big

champion. ~

Ruttman sion

Stevenson,

Calif.,

by

the

returns United

imposed

coming”

for

from

suspen-

States

some

activities ‘off. the

my

Auto

“unbe-

track,

powers

‘But,’ sisted,

a

honestly.”

sports

writer

per-

went

to the

track

“If we

together, would able to give me

you really the winners

be in

advance” “Certainly,” Hurkos’ replied “but I do not like race tracks. They. are too noisy and crowded. I could stay home and you could

bring

me

some

hairs

a horse, and I could how that horse would

Hurkos is 48, former member

from

tell you finish.”

married of the

and a Dutch

underground. While being chased by Nazi troops he fell 50 feet from a roof and suffered

drivers hoping to make the lineup for the first. time. All but three of last year’s 33

use

fall

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The final entry list for the 44th 500mile’ auto race May 30 makes discouraging

one. This was demonstrated last Tuesday night on “Alcoa Presents” when the first of a twopart series on his life was televised. The concluding installment will be shown tonight. The amazing story immediately stirred the question, “why doesn’t this guy clean up at the races?” “Because,” says Hurkos, “I have a conscience. It wouldn’t be fair. I< have a good job (he works as a detective for the Miami Police Department and has worked with the police in 17 countries). I prefer to

a

he

concussion.

did

trasensory

not

Until

the

experience

ex-

power.

Ingemar Johansson is 27. He is the man who left Floyd Patterson blood-smeared and help. less in the ring at Yankee stadium last Summer. His power is in his right hand. and

Stevenson

luntary

comes

five-year

out of vo-

retirement.

The rookies include Ralph Liguori, Tampa, Fla., who was injured in the Trenton race but may recover in time for the Indianapolis Trials. Two of the outstanding

newcomers

-to

the

old two-and-one-half-mile track are expected to be Lloyd Ruby, Houston, and Jim Hurtibise, Lennox,

ecramento Season.

Calif.,

who

100-miler

won

the

. late

Sa-

last

-

ee

|

THE SAN.JUAN

Pirates Off And Running,

ce

“The Golf Corner

“McCabe Wins

|

: Bill

McCabe,

Saturday

in winning

his

Club’s championship

To Prove Top Foes Again

By Peter Anderson

perennially

the

island’s

first round

flight.

top amateur,

match

7

of the

McCabe downed Bill Phillips, one-up players took bogey fives on the 19th, and

was

extended

Berwind

Country:

:

jm sudden -death. Both McCabe énded it. on: the

America's Best Miler Wants Try At Elliot

Phillips went one over on the: - decidinng hole when he failed to sink a three-footer while McCabe got down with a regulation four. All matches in the top flight were close except for the RomeroBenitez pairing.. Romero won 6 and The

championship

‘club May

championship 15.

Other Cheadle

and_

lesser

faster,’

through April final for the

Sunday.

will

be

held

Smallwood

def J. Noa,

will

No

1 up;

take

i

Fi

An

oe

sees Bill McCabe

day. The tourney—which will be open to both men twosomes—will be played from full handicap,

event.

will

be

played

last week with a 74 net.

a

members

a

Sunday,

according

to Ponce

pro

Jack

Bender.

the

course

to

18 holes.

.

at

to

Berwind a

.

Tt

|

f

uP

£2

may

for

be

Be

talk

_Solly. Hemus,

player,

turned

manager

a fiery

ball-

out to be a fiery

in his first year as a

big league pilot in 1959. He was

thrown out of several games by the

umpires

and,

although

his

St. Louis Cardinals finished sevtenth, was judged to have done a good job players.

with

the club's

young

What is your rating ; as agrand-

Stand

manager?, Here's a chance

|to find out. Hemus' strategy paid ,Off in the following situation. What move would you have made?

. other one-bagger by Wally Shan-.

about

was

“{

4-4

shoulder,

no

hits.

Would you:

.

a. Let Miller swing away? b. Put) in a left-handed pinch

to

fry

a

d. Gamble on a double steal?

pun

sBuruuy

Ome Tous ayr ut spud aif) Bpjoy sazaanbs

:nsey

compare

the

around

Masters

Pittsburgh

showing

time. fans

from

expect

their

a

team.

they win games _

IL this

Friend,

Gibbon,

and

Law

who

top

the National League pitchers, along with Jones and McCormick of San Francisco,

finish.

Branch

the

with 2-0 records?

Rickey,

whe

development

program

back

he

before

started some

left the

a

years

club?

The Real Reason Either answer can not satisfactorily unravel the riddle. One

Teugh

in

American

has

to dig

ing

roster.

Almost

=

no me gave “I was goin

}gon

now.”

up

clearing

to be

explain

deeper any

was

a

of

a

assured

than

the

Pittsburgh

shot

play-

fan

can

if

ball

Murtaugh’s

Ontario,

ican Canada

Asked if a change in delivery | Eddie Beattie, a young Hamilwas the result of his severe 1957|ton boxer who in the last few injury when he was struck by| years has fought his way to the the]

to

smash

McDougiad’s

two

years

ago,

But

left

elbow

and

have

may

that

that has

a slight change

.

Lopez said Score’s main trouble

of

lack

about

complaining

was

always

“He

adding:

confidence,

even

pains

and

aches

use

ing

to

or

Christy

needs

The

All

Mathewson.

is confidence.”

case

shoulder|f

Score’s

of

he

his

shoulder

guy it.

who

is

bad,

really

that’s another thing. -The only one who may know

dians’ ane.

at

this

time

general

is

manager,

really: the

In-

Frank

a

a ee

prs

am

vill nent a

y

°

sere

“He.

win

believe

an

(Murtaugh)

a

has - given

the

club

that

wasn’t

there

There’s on the

before.”

Maybe the Pirates we.t the National League pennant

win this

cisco, Los Angeles, or Milwaukee, but with Murtaugh at the helm and some powerful youngsters like Clemente and Gibbon assisting the 28-year old ‘old-timers’ like Friend and Law on the diamond, they going to make it close.

Week

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LA. CONCHA

his

they

isn’t mild all the time. an attitude of relaxation

FEQWERS .

operation

consistently.

experts seems to have it to either San Fran-

THIS WEEK 1S SECRETARIES WEEK REMEMBER HER WITH

.

of

getting

He can give you a blast now and then that’ll make you realize he

City in the last few years has met such names Ray Portilla Gar ell ‘andas Mexico's ones, co .

‘National eens

strongly

fellows confidence in themselves as players. He seems mild enough, but don’t let that you fool you.

vee

=

a

Says Bob Friend, who's been in Organized. Baseball since 1950:

Pe

fighting Cees

| thus rests. If all he lacks is confidence, Lopez is the kngws how to rebuild

to

a hole

in 1957 to-repair

work.

relief

in

him

players

. hese fs the Fink ten eit es :

my

urt

di

it

ranks—following

top in the ‘pro

operation

said:

Score

around

Promising

R 0

ue

HAMILTON,

mode

centers and

of Oreget his

:

rf

into

machine.

to a second-place finish, only eight games behind. Milwaukee.

.

p

players

Steel some

In his first full season after taking over for Bobby Bragan in August, 1957, the férmer big league second baseman piloted the Bucs

entered’ the Relays next

Elliott (Calif.)

the

fair

at Herb-

Bowerman Bill Burleson might

ach said

for

of respect around the for his ability to mold

3:54.5.

of

ee

trig:

reason

deal City

some-

wants

he

But

the

balanced

track

itself

first—a

ery and must have strained my il ef 5 e shoulder. It bothered me, but’ it seems

race seems

else

month.

If

*(@. ‘ny)

may

What’s the reason behind Pittsburgh’s climb to higher plateaus?

demon-

around

well

Spring?

try to hold off the late

team.”

thing

it.

about

him

ask

I think he still can be as great as lefty Grove, Walter Johnson

Phillies “seven

pet

of

will

After all, didn’t straight exhibition

had j Elliott of Australia. Elliott holds

given

H TMi

most

driving

Cunliffe

Burleson

al-|

one

in 1956. I think he’s got over his accident. We are not going to rush him. And we aren’t go-

beef) i

in

Burleson

great

milers

willing | pic

scheduled batter with Don Blasingame| (L) and Gino Cimali (R) to follow. Miller has one hit in two tries as a batter and has

me son 4ay1N—2

him

thought, I might be able © tact time Kis sie

I -was} control. But this Spring, trying a more overhanded deliv-

some

is the next

et

chance Fresno

first out. Rookie Bob Miller (R).

ayr

ahead

go,

his

pretty well until the All-Star} game, then seemed to lose some|

the starting pitcher,

poIsn~y

by

spot on the United States Olym-

than

his

it year he said.

non. Hal Smith pops up for the

4d{}YW |feutoy

to

passed

io

buffs

hearty

Coach Payton Jordan of Stanfor said: “Burleson is one of the great-

1958

more

“Last trouble,”

is

squeeze bunt?

was

‘and 7

i Ss eee eshte pith. I still have my curve and I think most.of my speed. But I really don't know if my fast bail is the same, since I don’t hit against it.”

\for Philadelphia. It's the last of ‘the seventh and the Card and s ° EF UM) spz0Q Stan Musial opens the inning with ‘2 sir€le and races to third-onan-

are

keystone program

came from that ee

hitter for Miller? ce. Order Miller

kick

in the | SPFinters. Tes

_“No, I don’t think any change

the

rity

700.4.

and

to

box,

Robin Roberts (R).is pitching

Phillies are tied 3-3 at St. Louis.

boxers

apparently

brought

_

1957

bothered

Gil

i

‘{Lefthanded (L),.Rightha . e i n aumento 40) > a By Ben Olan

a dual

= Recrea- | cunliffe likes to set a fast pace

young

was

though

match.

to spend

A swimming pool is nearing completion at Ponce and finished within five weeks. A tennis court is also planned.

i

lap

program|e

to participate

Score

Ponce now has a membership of 160 for its nine hole course. Bender, who built the nine-hole layout two years ago, says that there is room for another nine holes. But theré are no immediate plans for extending

a

and last year it was 9-11.

tournament players: via

wives)

a

his heels, never more than 7 yards behind. Then, a third of

est

five-week

a cross-island

(and

boxing

to

(Continued From Back Page) | history. The line drive in May 1957. His total | real classic.”

weekend at the Ponce Golf Club for two days of golf. An 18-hole tournament would be played Saturday for the men and a scotch foursome (alternate shots by men and women) would be held

§

22. to June

5

May

,

clubs are planning Berwind

in

the way. Burleson was right on

SCORE

over

Cunliffe,

so

to a lot of persons.

Fi: rates’ success—Danny Murtaugh. i 1 here. CunThe tentative program includes | but he’s just too tough,” Elected Manager of the Year in eards ‘on different nights from le ee Cunliffe’s time was 1958, Murtaugh has earned a great

women

ite

call for

Ernie

playing

National the PittsAlthough fact the

Pirates’ success to that of an unknown golfer on the Winter: Circuit, destined to fade mto obscuBut

strated

program, which is a for the Golden Gloves

record

and Berwind

ar

ites 132

expected.

Satur-

and

Berwind’s women golfers are holding a best ball Thursday. Class A players will be paired with Class B a drawing. Betty Johnson won the weekly. women’s tournament plans

a

Fscobar

amateur

Some

Buchanan’s annual Spring handicap is scheduled to begin May 1. Five flights and approximately 100 players are expected to make up

The Ponce

C ;

Ponce To Meet Berwind

Preliminary

ht

At

Ree

the sixth person to ace that hole since the cotirse opened. Fort Buchanan is holding a mixed best ball tournament

play

are

be surprising

‘}for beginners will start May 5 last turn and a pulled away steadiat Sixto Escobar Pant under ly. P y the supervision o e CommonThc tice wee dun ss ‘ expected.

i? ‘ pace at the end of 54 holes, fired a_ final go on to the Houston Open which begins

match

Bucs

from the won going

senior,

DOUGLAS Sportswriter

A glance at today’s League standings shows burgh Pirates on fp. the season is young, the

doing. | meet.

.

Mrs. Laurance Rockefeller made a hole in one several weeks ago on Dorado’s 13th. Mrs. Rockefeller hit an eight iron te become

The

some

ig

Slated

. with a 280 total, ten strokes: back of Dow Finsterwald’s. winning

tourney.

from

JIM STA®

a mile Saturday “Cunliffe did the work,” Bur58.6 seconds, the|leson said. “It was relatively

vice 2

Dorado pro Pete Cooper tied with Gary Player for tenth place in the New Orleans Open which ended Sunday. Cooper finished

the

away

Standford

Cunliffe

up.

score. Cooper, far off the round of 68. He may

said|

fastest ever by an American. | easy for me The slender, 6-foot I-inch, 19-| the stretch.”

R.. Mendez def H. Barlow, 2 and 1, and J. Furet def Frank Fussell, 2

Burleson

Burleson ran in 3 mifutes

scores at Berwind: D. def H. Robinson, 3 and 2; |

(AP) — “I, year-old sophomore considerably | University of Oregon

Dyrol

That

R. Wall defC. Deegan, 3 and 2; J. Romero def R. Benitez, 6 and 5; W.

By

Some EUGENE, Ore., think “I can go

five. flights will be played 30. And the 36-hole

23

STAR — Tuesday, April 26, 1960

re

.

2-2863

“the San Juan Star

SPORTS

READ PETER ANDERSON PAGE 23

San

Juan,

Puerto

Rico,

Tuesday,

April

26,

1960

Scrat LEXINGTON,

Ky.,

(AP)—

Weatherwise,

one of the

favorites for the Kentucky Derby May 7, was withdrawn yesterday because of a bruised heel. Owned

by

Greentree

Stable,

the chestnut

son

of Tom

Fool, sire of 1958 Kentucky Derby winner Tim Tam from

Calumet Farm, has run once this¢— year, In that race, one of Cdlumet’s

he defeated 1960 Derby

hopes, “Hillsborough. -' Last

year,

Weatherwise

the $143,220 duct.

Score

to make

CHICAGO (AP)— If there is any mystery surrounding the once-mighty Herb Score it is whether or not he now has a sore shoulder, Reports

the

from

Cleveland

when

sensational

southpaw

pitch-

NATIONAL W x-San Francisco Los Angeles

7

L

Philadelphia Milwaukee

Score

PCT.

GB

.700

15 2'2

a

OnwW Ww “19ND

8

of

1955

and

1956

was

traded

to the Chicago White Sox for righthander Barry Latman said

LEAGUE

Pittsburgh

x-St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago x-Playing night

er

was

bothered

with

(O’Toole

Sida

Los Angeles (Drysdale Chicago (Hobbie 1-0).

at

x-Baltimore

City

(Garver

Cleveland

UU

shoulder 2

we

him

ailment

last

having White

year

anything

a

sore

Sox

and about

shoulder,”

manager

Al

Lo-

pez. “Herb recently pitched about 15 or 20 minutes of batting prac-

tice Ray

ing

without

Score

said:

thing

about

talked

to

ington (Pascual 1:0). Boston (Casale 1-0) York (Gabler 1-9),

De-

at Wash-

at

New

complaints.”

astute

when

9-1)

at

any

Berres,

coach,

night.

troit (Bunning 0-0). Baltimore (Walker 0-0

in

“I

it.

Sox

asked

don’t

I

is the

for women

Belk

Leads

Soap,

which

high

age

of

per

gal,

little

age

necess@ry

well

of

to-

finished dur-

holds

694,

an

the aver-

than

the

140

to compete

173 aver-

in the

know

haven’t

Pitch-

about

any-

even

him.”

There is no secret that the trade was made because Lopez wanted Score, not necessarily that president Bill Veeck also

Angie Belk of Sweetheart has high league average of 159. Also rolling for Sweetheart will be Violeta Pomales, sho dazzled spectators at Hilton Tennis

the recent Caribe Tournament with

her pink playing outfit. The winning team, in

addition

to

the

a trophy

presented

by

Bo-

lera, will collect a $50 prize award. The

runner-up

coveted him. . Lopez has a the

former

takes

Kentucky

Derby,

with

home

mound

$25.

liking

whiz

It

that Eddie | ’

won

it and

Arcaro|

?

Greentree

has

come close

on|:

several other occasions. Its Stir Up ran third to Calumet’s Pensive | | in 1944, and Capot was second behind Ponder, also from Calumet

in

Farm,

1949.

NLAVERAGES By The Associated Press (Through Sunday, April 23) BATTING | (Based on 25 or more at bat) Mays, San Francisco, .475; Gonzalez, Cincinnati, .429; Kirkland, San Francisco, .417; White, St, Louis, .400; Cle-. mente, ‘Pittsburgh, .378. ° HITS Mays, San Francisco, 19: Clemente, Pittsburgh,

17;

Bell

Cincinnati,

16;

Mc-

Millan, Cincinnati and Kirkland, San Francisco, 15. HOME ‘RUNS McMillan, Cincinnati and Boyer. St. Louis, 5; Skinner, Pittsburgh, 4; seven Dlayers tied’ with 3. = RUNS BATTED IN Skinner, Pittsburgh, 13; McMillan and Robinson, Cincinnati and Cepeda, San Francisco, 12; Aaron, Milwaukee and Boyer, St. Louis, 11. Gibbon, Friend, and Law, and McCormick and Jones, cisco, 2-0, 1.000. ?

Pittsburgh San Fran-

who,

in

1955 and 1956 under Lopez in Cleveland, had a 36-19 record and 508 strikeouts. Herb was hit in the eye by a (See SCORE, Page 23).

Jerry Lumpe takes catcher Harry Chiti’s throw. Chicago won. (AP Wirephoto)

Idea Of 2d Pro Loop LOUISVILLE, Ky., (% — Bob Cousy, star of the National Basketbali Assn. Champion Boston Celtics,

thinks the

new

pro

league

not only is doomed to failure but will severely hurt the NBA. “Tm in favor of expansion of pro basketball,” he said, ‘‘but

“To go especially with

an

to on

these new the West

inferior

product

cities— Coast— may

kill

pro basketball for the new league

as well as expansion plans for the

NBA

for

a

good

decade,”

Cousy

The new Ameriean Basketball League -was_ formed : officially

declared. “If we were to add two new teams to the NBA,” he said, “we could distribute some of the players now on the other (NBA) clubs, plus players out of the

while

college

where

for

LITTLE LUIS APARICIO steals second for Chicago in a game against Kansas City.

Cousy Doesn't Like

is the

new

league

get 60 more ball players? deep

the

Shut “Out.

PITCHING

league

better

above

will

match

half.lay,

game

only-

at Rio

pinfall

four-team

second a

total

three-game

the

Swee-

league.

SCORE

this spring. “I don’t know. said

bh

0-0),

(Perry

HERB

GB —

x-Playing night game. TODAY’S GAMES Chicago (Shaw 0-1) at Kansas

a Angie

single

LEAGUE

mee

Cleveland

the

night.

ing

League

Hence,

Sweetheart

at

1

Elaine

the

A

decide

third

1-1), night.

PCT. 1.000

and

comprise

league

Piedras.

San Francisco (Jones 2-0) St. Louis (Jackson 0-2), night.

Detroit New York ¥-Washington Boston x-Chicago xK-Kansas City

team. Major

scratch

GAMES

AMERICANsf

Acevedo

heart The

2-1)

Starkey,

Angie Belk, Chefa Stull, Corkie Huelskamp, Violeta Pomales, and

Pittsburgh (Law 2-0) at Philadelphia (Mayer 0-0), night. Milwaukee (Spahn 0-0) at Cin-

cinnati

four mem-

bers. The Bithorn roster includes Lulu Diaz, Jackie Loughran, Mary Wil-

liams, Nancy Rodriguez.

3. 6 game.

TODAY’S

will have

edition

McCreary

Agencias Bithorn, second half winners, meets Swetheart Soap, victors in the first half, for the league title.

team

one

1942

finished ‘out> of the money.

A_ playoff’to determine the Ladies’ Major A Bowling League champions will be held tonight at 7:30 on lanes 15 and 16 at the Bolera de Rio Piedras.

Each

won

#%

Arcaro had his choice that year of two colis from Greentree, for whom he was obligated to ride, | 7 Shut Out or Devil Diver. Eddie took Devil Diver and:Jeft | : Conn McCreary with Shut Out.

Score Needs: Lopez Vie For Title (Herb

Aque-

i

will be remembered

Confidence Is What Lady Keglers his first appearance of the year last night. Manager Al Lopez had nominated him to start against Bud Daley of the Athletics in a night game at Kansas City.)

won

at

Greentree is owned by John Hay Whitney, Ambassador to England, and his sister, Mrs. | Charles S, Payson. Whitney and Mrs. Payson have

POWER PLAY— Cleveland's Vie Power is out trying to steal home against Detroit. Catcher Lou Berberet makes the tag. Power had tripled before making his attempt for the plate. He once set an American League record for stealing home twice in one game, He pulled it off against Detroit on August 14, 1958. (AP Wirephoto)

By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN of the Cleveland Indians was scheduled

Futurity

just

not

going

to

They’re

around.”

Cousy

was

Cities with ABL

here

on a

franchises

visit.

are

Cleveland, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Kansas City and Washington.

draft,

to

create

represen-

tative teams. “A rival league at this point is only going to hurt everyone -in-:

volved,” he said.

: