The San Juan Star (27 abr. 1960)

ASt8S3

San Juan Star

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Wel.

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No. 150

San

=

Puerto a

ae

Aven 27, 1960

10¢

Secenti-claes pestaze 28 San Juan. Pasrte

Tel. 3-8400

Rhe

«

is 1 .-Year Rule In S Korea Totters a

ty

paid Rice

’

|US Advocates Speedy

+

Truck Kills Errand ‘Mama, Makes Burly Dock Aides Cry By BOB BONE and

Then, as the day shift ended, -the old-lady would take up her post at the pillar to say goodA 75-year-old woman nick- bye or to thank workers for the named “Mama” by employees of small change they gave her. the Bull Lime’s Pier eight was It was against this pillar that struck and killed yesterday by she was pinned as the truck tractor-trailer as she stood at exited from the pier shortly bethe same spot she had frequented fore she was due to go home for RALPH

for about

ANGLADA

30 years

receiving

pen-

nies from her friends. Burly dockworkers broke down and

cried

when

they

heard

supper

the

big

yesterday

semi

The

turned

tractor

right,

of

the

trailer: didn’t quite make the

woman

was

in the

Action On Grievances

it, and

BULLETIN

way.

. SEOUL (AP) (Wednesday) President Syngman Rhee “Mama” was Puerto Rico’s has formally submitted his resignation, Foreign Minis‘> 123nd traffic death since the be- Hugh Chung announced today. ginning of this year. SEOUL, Korea (AP) — South Korea’s strongman in Arecibo at 3 p.m. yester-| Syngman Rhee’s 12-year rule was tottering near colla day, three-year-old Lourdes Cruz yesterday as Parliament, backed by thousands of. triumHernandez was killed in front of her house along Highway No. phantly uproarious student demonstrators, demanded Rhee resign as president of the republic he founded 12 ve: (See TRAFFIC, Page 24) ago. (In Washington the United States prodded the So out «

o

ices

the

er

news witnesses said. Following the 5 p.m, accident, the driver of the truck, Delfin de Jesus Montafiez,

54,

immediately

the people.”

to

Municipal

pick-

Hospital.

She

died on the operating .table. Petra Perez Marquez, who lived at 19 Olta St., had been a familiar

figure

the gate decades. regularly 3 p.m. to workers change,

next

to

the

pillar

of

to the pier for three She would show up at the pier at about run coffee errands for who let her keep the |

+

PR Pineapple

Plant For Sale| By

FREDERICK

The

Puerto

Land

ity’ the

is considering the Government-owned

ple

canning

factory

company, David ecutive director ity,

said

to

By

Author-

Rodriguez, exof the Author-

yesterday,

highway No. 2, near Barceloneta. He said the concerns interested

in

acquiring

Corozal Canning ‘owned firm with rozal, and

the

plant

were

Co., a locallya plant in Co-

California

Packing

Co.,

of San Francisco. Cal Pak, a major U.S. producer of canned foods and juices, retails many of its products under fhe Del Mon-

te label. Entered

Business

In

1953

The Land Authority first en- tered the pineapple canning business in 1953. In that year, the Authority leased a small cannery near Manati and purchased all of the concern’s

equipment.

The

Au-

thority decided to enter the canning business to encourage de(See PINEAPPLE, Page 24)

fest-

of

os:

BERRELLEZ

(AP)

Institute

—

of

The

Na-

Agrarian

Re-

form (NIAR) has expropriated more than 170,000 acres of land of United Fruit Company in the eastern region of Cuba. The

a private

for possible sale situated just off

act

representatiy

ROBERT

tional

United

In an interview after his lunch-

two concerns of the plant,

And

HAVANA

sale -of pineap-

eon speech to the San Juan Chapter of the Exchange Club, Rodriguez said the Authority was in preliminary negotiations with

to

grievances

Cuba Grabs UFC Spread

HARMON

Rico

the

of the 14 Allied nations who fought in the Korean War v. called into a meeting yesterdoy to confer on the situation in Korea. In a joint communig'e they asked for a speedy d cratic solution to the Korear crisis.) All-Night Demonstrations After all-night demonstrations in Seoul against his government, the 85-year-old Rhee offered to resign the presidency, ordered new elections for president and vice president and promised to hand executive power over to a (See KOREA, Page 24)

ed up the’ woman and leaving his truck, sped with her in a taxi

Government

to “redress

TROUBLE IN KOREA—Shouting and gesturing, a pair of students attempt to harass Soldier a South Korean soldier during renewed violence in the capital city of Seoul. (AP photo.) wears gas mask and holds rifle with bayonet.

Democrats Yield To Cancio On Name;

Benitez

Scoffs At Claims

The pro-statehood Democratic Party faction here yielded yesterday 'to .an opinion of Secretary of Jtistice Hiram Cancio that the

The Cancio opinion was requested by Secretary of State Roberto Sanchez Vilella, who must rule

label

ed

“Democratic

Party’?

can-

on the legality by

32

of

of a petition

Benitez’

followers

tiny

Culebra

The

challenge

that the refusal of the Muftoz ad-

Governor Mufioz’s organization, the Popular Democratic Party. Benitez scoffed at the Cancio opinion, announced Monday, that the name Democratic might cona Voters.

movement, which will be known as the Democratic Party.”

Jast

on

not appear on the ballot here next November. But pro-statehood Democrat Jose)|A. Benitez voiced his belief ministration to permit the use of the name Democratic Party will “never. block the growth of our

island

sign-

to its legality

because

the

Party”

conflicts

term with

month. arose

“All Puerto Rico knows of

that the

the

United

States is unrelated with that local party called ‘Popular Democratic,’ despite the efforts of the present

administration to assault with its great

resources

‘‘Democratic

ganization

the name

Popular

of

Party

our

which Party

legitimate

antedates

in

Puerto

of

a

or-

the Rico,”

stated Benitez. Under

cover

“supposed”

democracy, Benitez added, serious violations of democratic practice have: recently ocurred in Puerto (See

DEMOCRATS,

Page

firm

NIAR

in

its

Monday

said

the

be

Of Conflict Democratic

States

here

con-

firmed it had been officially notified of the land expropriation. The expropriation was -based on the agrarian reform law which limits land possession to no more than 30 caballerias — a caballeria is -equivalent to 33.3 acres.

24)

permitted

announcement company

would

to retain 30 cabal-

lerias. The expropriation order, issued by a judge of the court in Mayari, in the’ Province of Oriente, does not include the

railway

lines nor the mill

equip-

ment.

Capt.

Antonio

executive stated

Nunez

secretary

on

April

Jimenez,

of

6 that

NIAR,

the

Unit-

ed Fruit Company would receive 6,118,407 pesos in bonds payable

in 20

years,

for

the

272,472

acres of land it owns in Cuba. The company has indicated the value of these lands and its properties

in

Cuba

is

$38

million.

e

SAN ‘JUAN: STAR. ——: Wednesday, April 27, 1960

THE

De Gaulle Is Greeted| Dem Party \Two Held In K illing By Broadway Crowd Says Morales Of Yacht Captain. Should Resign On Bahaman Islet n Retur l In Triumpha The

By

ARTHUR

NEW

YORK

President

ke

—

French

Charles

de

Gaulle

of

his

great

one

his

security

embrace

to

well wishers in Times Square. Police estimated a million persons lined lower Broadway to roar a greeting to the austere is one old warrior. De Gaulle of the few men ever to receive a second ticker tape parade up the historic Manhattan canyon heroes.

“Vive

de

Gaulle!”

tens

of

thousands

the

towering

French the

in

was

from

throats

figure

leader

route

rose

of

of

borne

President

street

some

massed

of

to sha-

the

2,000

behind

as the

along

police

monwealth

the

“Good luck to all of you,” he said in English, as he embraced

some of them with a wide sweep of his arms. ‘Lots of luck to all Americans ” The dismayed police escort, augmented by Police Commissioner Stephen P. Kennedy yho leaped from his own limousine, ringed de Gaulle and virtually shoved him back to the hotel.

visional

ce

postwar

has

he

leader

received

of

Fran-

such

a uni-

versally warm welcome. Police on duty could not recall such enthusiasm in recent years. After the parade, when de GaulJe’s caravan arrived at the Hotel Astor, he bolted his police escort, ignored a red carpet at the 44th Street entrance, and

be

voted

of next to

on

Tuesday

week.

France

De

May

It

or

must

Thursday

Gaulle

the

the

in a press release,. state-

same

reason

Morales

is

incompatible

wha_was

Ca-

tion

in

the

with

his

posi-

government

to

be

Benitez

charges

that

Carrion, a salaried Commonwealth government employe, also actively campaigns in politics for the

Popular

trying

yesterday.

The

new

name with

is

to

prevent

another

air

taxi

service called Virgin Islands Airways,

Inc.

Main

offices

for

St.

Croix Airways, Inc. are in St. Croix, with braneh offices in St. Thomas -and San Juan airport.

returns

said the brought to

of

$0

at

11:30

year-old

day

San

partly

ly

Juan

cloudy;

cloudy;

cloudy;

will

be

low

in effect

December

fare

excursion

15,

only

until

1960.

It

stopover

privileges

St. Thomas ond St. Kitts. Daily flights are offered for your convenience. prefer, you

San Juan non-stop Viscount

—

§

If you may, fly

via and

ST. KITTS

DON’T

'

had

For further information, call your travel agent or

mie cpstl ln

A TAVENS

office

LA RADA HOTEL TEL, 3-5380 Reservations: 9-0280 — 9-0281 Vicki is a trade mark owned and used by British West Indian Airways.

a de-

requirements

of

3-1317

DR. ANTONIOP. PEREZ professional

experience

Juncos

27

Phone

Professional Stop

30

Ave. 3-8071

Ambulance —

Hato

Tel. 6-0262

or 6-2222

If impossible

to locate

in

emergency

coll

cruising

four

Americans

his

Rey

Ext.

20

your M.D.

3-2467 and

the Medical - Associction’ will contact. a doctor immediotely for you. i 4

, DALE METZLER.

took

.|group

boat.

the

the

and

is deserted

part of Several

of

over

shooting

place.

island

Cay, a group.

for

question as recognizes

sovereignty

where

The

Elbow

the years

Cubans

Cay Sal ago a

tried

Benitez To Give Commencement

said Table

, the

four

them

doat

joined and

Americans

on

life

swim

ashore,

with

Hokanson

overboard And _

the

let

body

jackets.

in

Sees

they

Boatwright’s

and

also

Sees

and

Muriel,

said

she,

to

Miami

came

paid

their

check-and

There

went

they

cruiser

on

tried

with

a

had

to

get

in

Police

at Redondo said Table = guilty to

Beach,

Barbara

Table

Arkansas

out. not be-

Sees

talked

you have a drinking . . if so, an English Group of ALCOHOLICS MOUS holds’ weekly Wednesdays at 8:00 P. John’s Cathedral - Stop Ponce de Leon Avenue. welcome} :

TIRE

IIIIRI

IIIA

was

tional

Ca-

reported

class

yesterday.

Chancellor in

a

will

also

conference

Association May

2 and

the

, State

3 in New

for

a_

par-

of

of

New

university

was

*¥

* * * x x

IIRE

planning

and

the

superior education The Chancellor was of

about |

problem -Speaking ANONYmeetings M. — St. 20 1/2 You are

commencement

Scheduled for, discussion at the conference are the role of university presidents in institu-

SESE pb R bbb bbbbpip tt: ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS ¥ Do

of Rico

graduating

York on May 1, spokesman said.

last May burglary

said

and

.Puerto.

York City. Benitez will leave

charges and was put on probation for two years.-He was arrested a week later on bad check charges but made restitution and the charges were dropped. from

the the

Universities

$3,000

Nassau.

lifornia, pleaded

Benitez

of

York University in June,

National

West.

away

to

ticipate

cause they were both wanted on hot check charges. So they stole the boat,” Barbara told newsmen

deliver

The

a cabin

check but the deal dragged “They said they could and

will

it

in

a bad

bogus

University

of New

and

to Key

to buy

group

driven away

Jaime

the

address

early

Sal

troops.

Chancellor

Is-

Table

hotel bill with

British

Cay

Address At NYU

leav-

ing Barbara Table on the land. Deal Fell Through

Barbara.

by

to

the

to take

He

aboard

refused

April, stayed three or four days,

.

Fernandez

piracy

some Cuba

land.

Sees

reservations in St. Thomas, St. Croix, St. John and Tortola call: RUSSELL ISLAND TOURS

years

own-

West,

skipper

fled

Los

island

good-bye

the

Table

cloudy;

Anzu

hubby

law.”

There was whether

to

TABLE

-.. bade

after

Boston—62,. partly

BARBARA ~

but were

ashore.

cloudy.

MISS

with

said he dove

thunder-

18-

Fisher

III, spotted the

chartered

swam

81,

Key

while

yesterpart-

Table’s

for Cuba,

72. p.m.

pi-

of

low

ANTIGUA

Main

such

possession

Inter-

THE ViRGIN ISLANDS AMERICA'S TROPICAL PARADISE For hotel and guest house room

Step

back.

a

which

Kent Hokanson, 21-year-old mate of the Muriel, said Sees swam out and shot Boatwright

(at

2

and .

55-year-old of

fish

who

a.m.

York—70,

Juan

game

floating

Detroit—58,

1419

istand-hop

make

British

Sunday

the

New

Angeles—62,

21

Antigua BWIA

country

ly to fulfill the

rocks.

-

Podriatrist - Chiropodist FOOT TREATMENTS JUAN

legally

case to

mand, Cuba will act immediate-

the

wait

SAN

ean

“in

subject

any

international

yes-

time)

San

in

are

demand. by

for-

Barbara

er of the Muriel

Washington—89,

ST. THOMAS

represents a savings of $23.40 from the normol fare. And you get

reported.

fugitives

of San Antonio, Texas, stole a boat in Key West: last week, ran out of gas and were stranded last Tuesday on Elbow Cay, a deserted island in the Bahamas. Their boat broke up on

High

Miami

showers;

low.

the

Gas

and

bride,

eight

(at

Of

Sées

at

Airport);

STATESIDE:

ALL 3 ISLANDS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE

Revolucién

fugitives Havana,

murder

Out

Table,

Boatwright

16 knots.

national

This

rescue them

extradition

for -

murder and piracy from Nassau, Cuban officials said. The ‘semi-official . newspayer

of Havana.

on charges racy.

On

WEATHER

terday

KITTS,

await

but did not say when. The British want them in the Bahamas

VI-Air, Inc., a new air taxi service, has changed its name to St. Croix Airways, Inc., president Joseph Bynum announced

confusion

east

Officials would be

St. Croix Airways, Inc.

TEMPERATURES:

ST.

to

as

soon

as

miles

VI-Air. Inc. Is Now

to

ANTIGUA

where.

extradition must

after they went aground on a. cay near Isabela De Sagua, 200

Party.

and tonight. WINDS: Southeasterly

THOMAS,

know

a malities are completed. Cuban authorities captured the pair—Alvin Table Jr, 25,. and William Sees, 23—and the Morales stolen yacht Muriel III Monday

FORECAST: San Juan, Ponce and Mayaguez—partly cloudy with brief showers or thundershowers today and tonight; Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands and Coastal Waters —partly cloudy with scattered showers or thundershowers teday

ST.

Formal

candidate for a political post or actively to campaign in local po-/ lities.

4.

Sthe magic circle route

did not

of-}

wanted in connection with killing of a ship captain

; icans

castaways

VISIT

Cuban

sau

Mnrnister

tomorrow.

—

it

absent figure—President de Gaulle.

Assembly

of

rrion released Carlos A. Chardon

The Socialist-Radical censure motion, which indirectly aceuses de Gaulle of violating the constitution by refusing to grant the Deputies’ earlier demand for a special session, will be sent to

the

Secretary

(AP)

ficidls yesterday held two Amér- the arrival -of indictments

Mo-

from his position as consultant to the Commonwealth Government on Point Four matters—that

for

Michel Debre yesterday tried to wers bubble-topped limousine, charm an intractable Parliament brought, from Washington for with promises of a new deal for while his the occasion | French ‘ agriculture “Hev, Charlie,” cried other on-| enemies prepared to censure him. But the session of France’s Nalookers, less formally. Assembly was dominated Probably not sinee de Gaulle tional

by an Charles

HAVANA

serving a prison term but she

BERRELLEZ

from a Bahaman island. They fled in his cabin cruiser. Late last night a ‘spokesman for the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Relations said the two Americans would be deported to Nas-

Eisenho-

returned to newly liberated Paris in 1944 to take over as pro-

Under

By ROBERT

request

ed Morales Carrion should be removed from his government post

In French Assembly Prime

Puer-

of Dr. Arturo

Carrio,

State. Benitez

Censure Motion Pushed iP

of

Government

resignation

rales

PARIS

Party

EE Et bt Ot Ot, EEE

of

the

with

barricades.

time to New York City. At point he strode away from

guard

across

hands

spectators

yesterday,

returns

triumphal

this

(AP)

another

made

walked

EVERETT

Democratic

to Rico, headed by Jose A.. Benitez, has suggested that the Com-

the

association

costs

of

: president

during

1958-

Emergency Registry AU

Night

Pharmacy

* Fernandez Juncos 1304 Santurce Tel. 3-5169 ~ Doctors on Night Duty Metropolitan Area San Juan -— Santurce Rio Piedras — Barrio Obrero for information and Call Tel. °3-2467 assistance Puerto Nuevo — Caparra Terrace. Dr. R. Fernandez Isales De Diego 409 Tel. 8-1428 Rio Piedras Caguas

Dr. R. Central

Lopez Ave.

Garcia

THE SAN JUAN STAR) Wednesday, ‘April 27, 1960

3

Secretary Of Health Voices Hope Polio Is On Wane In PR The

Commonwealth

Depart-

been innoculated

although

the

total

of

continues climbing, it is his hope that the “outbreak is dying out.”

years

Ramey Air Force nounced that

« show

by

precision -light

mey

team,

open

A.F.B.

The

Thunderbirds

flying

the

will

house

Also

135 a

Ra-

for

free

helicopter,

and

and Spanish. Ramey officials

aircraft,

Ramey’s

new

buses

sound

formation

acrobatics

of

ins-

show

Narration. will

be

during

both

in

5

SACRAMENTO, Gov. all

California

—

had

Edmund Brown bur ~ ruled out

executive clemency that would save Caryl Chessman from exeeution this coming Monday. “I am constitutionally now

prohibited from extending clemency,” he said. Brown said he is still convinced that Chessman is guilty of the kidnap-robbery sex crimes ~ which brought the tence 12 years ago.

Some

material

sented to Clemency

he

said.

to

as

sen-

been

pre-

has

him this week through Secretary Cecil Poole,

But

nothing

tion

death

he

said

it contains

change

his

to Chessman’s

The

governor,

convic-

guilt.

described

Chessman’s attorneys. prisoner’s last hope, newsmen a constitution “Neither grant

as the read. to

section of the which says: the

legislature

governor

shall

pardons,

have or

by

state

nor

the

power

to

commutation

of sentence, in any case where _ the convict has been twice convicted of a felony, unless upon written recommendation of a majority of the judges of the Supreme

Brown | / |

Court.”

noted

that

Chessman

Her Intoxicated Mother Upsets Beverly Aadiand LOS ANGELES- (AP) —Errol Flynn’s last girl friend became hysterical during a wild drinking

party

when

she

saw

her

in-

toxicated mother in a _ sailor’s embrace according to a man who was there, That testimony about 17-yearold Beverly Aadland came at a preliminary

that’ Mrs. tributed

quency.

hearing

Florence to her

on

a charge

Aadland

daughter’s

condelin-

eight

prier

the

ment

an

for

for

that

a

stay

Chessman.

One

Mariana

Suarez

de

that

10,000

in

the

daily.

Mrs. other

Longo

also

stated

11,000-students

of

that the the

21,000

enrolled in the district are receiving five hours of classes per day. This, according to the supervisor, is not enough for proper instruction. Mrs. Longo’s remarks came at a meeting which included Secre-

tary of Education Efrain Sanchez Hidalgo; Assistant Secretaries Demetrio Cartagena, Jose A. Gorbea, and Jose Federico Modesto; and supervisors of outlying schools

within the Ponce district. . Secretary Sanchez, meanwhile, emphasized the development of new patterns aimed at. improving teaching methods. He _ stressed the importance of ‘English, and

said

that

emphasis.

Salk

latter

and

Cox

is taken

vacorally,

be-

in

automo-

should

telephone the

five

network

district

hos-

pitals of Puerto Rico will be completed next week according to Dr. Guillermo tary. of health.

Arbona,

Arbona on in

between

Health

added,

all

the island will the network,

all

things, will communicahospitals

and

head-

Santurce.

be

given to grammar, reading, and conversation in that language.

was

paid

for

by

the

Of-

fice of Civil Defense. Arbona said that the

network

would

between

aid

doctors

consultation

and

ent parts

specialists

facilitate drugs

in

of the island

eases and emergencies. hospital

and

differ-

on rare and would

calls

|

secre-

department’s

in.

$43,323,

Ponce district are receiving only three hours of, classroom instruction

the

trans-

The network will also be used for civil defense, the secretary said, and one half its cost, or

called

students

radio-

quarters

for 300 more classrooms for Ponce yesterday. She told a sectional meeting of island school authorities

A

the

Supervisor

Longo

The

visit-

Return

persons

connecting

tions”

ROMAN

School

between cines.

one (the five (the the scene

which, among other “greatly facilitate

In Ponce Told PONCE—City

those

Eventually,

School Needs PEDRO

ber, the public, according to~ Arbona, will be able to choose

will be available until

health centers be included

of his attorneys commented “the only remaining door open is the governor’s conscience.”

By

the vaeSeptem-

in Puerto Rico?

To Be Connected By Radio-Tele Net

U.S. Supreme without com-

application

of execution

a.m.

Upon the arrival of cine, expected before

that

the

demonstration

9

have

manufsc-

Districd Hospitals

the court twice refused to recommend clemency. “Under any reasonable conception of what. is intended by the constitution, I am now powerless,” he said. 4

Monday, the Court rejected

at

prosix

its

p.m.

For

English

felonies;

aerial

Rico

that new

biles, parking facilities will be available near the _Sround display area.

Brown Rules Out Executive Clemency In Chessman Case (AP) —. yesterday

announced

“transport

portation

all

leafs in their 25 minute demonstration.

the

ginning

over the U.S., will include loops, vertical “U” turns, and clover-

pection by the-public will be ground displays of the Air Force’s B-52 Superfortress, KC-

will

ing public from gate main gate) and gate San Antonio gate) to

in the Strategic Air Command.” The Thunderbirds, who have demonstrated their faster-than-

.

composed

Super Sabres, supersonic cir-

available

Stratotanker,

eargo-passenger

maintenance facilities, described as the “best and most modern

high-

at

long-range

C-54

a

: Saturday.

Thunderbirds,

of four F-100C will begin their cus at-11 a.m.

yonder

To Host Thunderbirds

officials have ana 25-minute aerial

the

re flying in the wild blue . 8S. Air Force Photo.) -

in Puerto

The secretary revealed about 500,000 doses of the

ln business

AIR FORCE AERIAL CIRCUS—These four F-100C Super Sabres comprise the Thunderbirds, who wilk demonstrate their precision over Ramey A. F. B. this Saturday at 11 a.m.

of age

vac.

to Puerto Rico by turer in the U°S.

cases

He said that the greater portion of children under

polio

Cox polio vaccine will be donated

Secretary of Health Guillermo Arbona told a news conference that

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cine.

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Monday.

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Early Decision On Transfer. House Of Traffic Bureau Predicted The

By HAROLD The. chairman

J. LIDIN

of Police

of

submitted

the

Senate

group

would

the next exercise transit

decide

will the

‘|lon favors section.

Reactor Hearings

lon

Onen In Fed. Court

it,

the

held

subject at

the

of hearings

10:30

a.

sessions

Court

by

m.

of

the Atomic

to be

today

room

in

Federal

Energy

Com-

mission. The Puerto Rico Water Resources has planned construction of the project at Punta Higuera, Rincon, according to Sol L. Descartes, executive director of the Authority.

The

object

of the hearing

is to

permit the Atomic Energy Commission to judge the convenience of granting authorization for

construction. Jensch

Lawyer

will

act

ficer

and

ings.

Testifying

Sanchez

as

Samuel of

will

Vilella,

W.

examining

chairman

the

be

. and Mayor Manuel con.

of-

hear-.

-Roberto

representing

Governor, L. Ohl, J. L. Descartes, Victor

the

M. West, S. M. Cataldo

Garcia of Rin-

Condition Of 3 GI's Hurt In Crash Fair last

Saturday

were

elimination

of

that

“The insurance matter’, Cosaid, “would require public and

push

ahead

with

a

sory

auto

insurance

“in

prin-

ciple.”

A bill to establish

absurdity”.

a “workers’

and

as

a- move

to

votes.

unions.

Ramos

said

it

Rep. Carlos publican from

Westerband, RePonce, attacked

the

House

bill in the

yesterday

| finance

and

a political

bait

used

by cunning labor Ieaders attempting.to gain the confidence they have

lost by converting

into

a political

He

said

unionism

springboard.”

the

solution

to

work-

status blems.

of

7109

De D.

ers’ problems is not such a bank, attacked

the

as the cause He supports

of the prostatehood.

Oppressing Another

report the

of

ship vt by

Problem

mitted

by

nance

expressed

on

the bill sub-

Committee

the

on

hope

resolve...the

Fi-

that

oppressing

of agricultural stock

will

be

to

make

and

of loans

pro-

:

TRAILER!

credit.”

corporation

issue

tion.

COSTS

the

pointbanks

number

to

at an

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ration

the

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are

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and

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to function

as

Correction. Due

to

an

error

in

STAR, it was stated tion agents assigned

Customs

Service

in

yesterday’s

that collecto the US.

San

Juan

were being transferred to the jurisdiction of the U. S. Customs

Agency

Service.

Only enforcement personnel will be transferred*to the Agency Service, while collection agents will continue to operate under the supervision of U. S.

Customs Service, in handling collection

of duties,

merchandise,

and

classifieation

regulation

of

of

imports.

FranMeade,

d. Still hospitalized are Sp4 Leslie G. Bernhardt, 26, of R_No. 2, Jefferson, Texas; Sp4 Iype Cardonas, 36, of 1410 Salusbury, Den-

ver, Col.; and Pfc. Rodney Boast, 18, of 10434, 8th Ave., N.W., Seattle,

“reduced

a measure to enable workers to obtain small loans not available through large commercial banks.

Davis, 19, of 720 S. Broad St., Gastonia, N.C., and Sp4 Wilkin George

Agriculture commercial

CUT agriculture

was

Commonwealth

25,

and to a farmers.”

types

He

Ft.

long

of

determined by its board of direct-

of salaries to cost of living.

Sena,

and‘

secfetary

credits institutions at pregive only short terms loans

to

but the raising meet the rising

J.

and sent

The

Speaker Antonio Ramos -Antonini’s bill would create a bank to be owned by union members

report-

an of Ii

In its report to the House,

blem

ed in fair condition yesterday at Rodriguez Army Hospital. The Army yesterday identified those killed as Pfc. Howard E.

a

medium

Committe on ed out that

to

bank’”—proposéd Monday in the Commonwealth House of Representatives by the House speaker —was attacked yesterday as “an

and

make

the

this public corporation will “help

Ramos Antonini Bill Is Attacked As ‘An Absurdity’

get

and autonomous public institu- | invest in the public corporation’s tion. stock and $50,000 for the admiThe Bill assigns $550,000 to nistrative needs of the corpora-

of

term loans to farmers at reasonable rates. The bill. now passes on to the Senate.

bill

that has a chance. of quick approval.” Colon said he favors compul-

as “an, absurdity in the field of

Three soldiers injured-in a traffic accident in which two other GI’s and a civilian were killed

will

hearings, and seriously delay action on the bill. Better to drop

The construction and operation a nuclear power reactor will

be

House

corporation will be adjunct_to the Department Agricuiture and Commerce.

the, Police

bill — that part which asked for compulsory auto insurance. Co-

Works. Last week, Superintendent

of

to

However, he commented on another phase of Torres’ proposed

a part Public

Nuclear Power

Braschi

enforcement

Sen. Colon refused to be drawn into the bureaucratic skirmish.

bureau.

The bureau is presently of the Department of

Torres

traffic

fer of the bureau Department.

‘within

day or two” who jurisdiction | over

a

Commonwealth

Representatives yesterday approved in preliminary vote a bill appropriating $600,000 for creation of the Agricultural Credit Corpo-

bill to the Senate which, among ration. other things, asked for the trans-. The

Penal Committee, Luis Alfredo Colon, yesterday predicted that his

Ramon

OK's Farm Credit.

Wash.

Memo To:

THE

BOSS

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, April 27, 1960

6

Market

Eastern Announces | Trans

Caribbean Names Traffic Manager Here

All-Cargo Flights Eastern

Airlines

will

Steve

begin

all-

cargo flights between San Juan and New York and San Juan and Miami,

starting

June

21.

The

Fenosic

regional

has

traffic

been

an-

Fenosic

joined

Trans

for

for Trans

YORK

(AP)—Closing

INDUS RRS UTILS STKS

Dow

Open

High

610.16 140.71 89.06 202.42

613.76 141.74 89.53 203.65

Jones

Low

NEW

|\

averages: Changes

606.65 139.83 88.80

610.92 141:00 88.19

201.36

202.72

Off 0.21 Off 0.08 Up 0.14 Unch

beautifully 152

modern

and/or

conveniences A

office

indicator,

COFFEE NEW

the

YORK

(AP)

va-

-—

Coffee

3

te

10

spat

higher.

Close

37.55

37.55

37.55N 36.36N 35.20 34.19N 33.52N higher.

Biigh 45.25 44.40 44.30 41.75 N-Nominal.

4

34.15 33.46 io 31 Low

45.20 44.40 44.28 4) 75

Press .50 to

Clese 45.26N

44.46N 44.36N 41.75N

average $212.20.

Volume totaled 2,940,000 shares compared with 2,980,000 shares

traded

Monday.

American were

Stock Exchange

mixed.

Volume

prices

was

a

mil-

— Market Allied

Chem

-

1B

-y

J07%%4 513%

Armour

34

Assoc

D

G

62 35

Atl Refin Balt & Oh Bendix Av

and

their

un-

Saint Ursula and her Eleven Thousand

They of

are

just as lovely today

tourists

CARIBAIR.

Santo

€asy and inexpensive CARIBAIR. Contact

your

Travel

Agent

Domingo), reach

or call

CARIBAI Telephone

thousands

are re-discovering them through Saint Thomas, Saint Croix, Saint

(and

.Maarten

and

Virgins.

9-1040

of

are San

by

G

3012 56% 9312 23 403% 18

& El

Pet

Stl

.-

St

Reg

Pap

Sears Roeb Shell Oil

Shell Tran Sinclair Socony Mobil

Wr

Se

Am

G-&

duPont

So Sal Southn

East Air East Ko Food Mach

Sou Pac Sperry Rd Sid Brand

Ford

St Oil Cal St Oil Ind

Dynam Elec

P

Ed Co.

St Oil

(NJ)

Gen Mills

St Oi]

Oh

Gen Motors Gen Tel Ga Pac Getty Oil

Stud Pack Texaco Thom R W Twent Cen

Gillette

Tran W Airs Un Carbide Un Oil Cal Unit Aire

Co.

Unit Fruit

US Indust US

1% —% +54 —%

& Tel

Jones & L Kaiser AJ Kennecott Libby Owens Ligg & My Lockh Air Lone S Ce

Lorillard Marshall

Fld

Martin May D

St

within Juan,

4532

167 55 5912

Reyn Met Reyn Tob Roy Dutch

Int Paper

in 1493

40%

Raytheon

Gulf Oil Inge Rand Int Bus M Int Harv

them

85%8 2534 14834

RCA

Int Nick

found

Pac

Repub

Int Tel

+2% +1

535% 82% 2242 27% 37% 51% 38% 4542

SUGAR

—% +,

High

—% —%

Close 5.86-87 5.95B 2 ta 5 Close

3.02B 3.11

Sep Oct

3.18 3.21

3.18 3.20-21

. .

Yng

Sh

329A 3331 3.35

40% 45% 5434

65%

& T

10232 9912 Higher

Total Sales

2,940,000

Of Special

Interest

(Courtesy of San Juan Office Merrill Lynch, Pierce Fenner & Smith, Inc.)

Bid Central

Chase

Com.

Aguirre

First

Manhattan

Oil Ref. Co. Natl.

City

Bank

Industries

Pueblo

Supermarkets

So.

R.

P.

Favorite

Sugar amusement

Ford,

as

a boy,

watch

apart

gether

again.

and

Ask

22%

Fajardo East. Sugar Fajardo East. Sugar pf. Maule

3.04 3.11

sins

Bs Pics

West Uni Westg Ele Woolwth

Market

+% +%

TS!

Steel

Warner

+g

July

Mar 3.29 May 3.31 July 3.35 Raw sugar spot 6.15. A-Asked; B-Bid.

US

+Y%

— Domestie sugar 1 to 3 lower. Sales

High Low July 5.87 5.86 Nov 5.96 5.95 World futures No. 4 closed higher, Sales 144 contracts.

Lines

US Rub US Smelt

Zenith

FUTURES

NEW YORK (AP) futures: No. 6 closed 110 contracts.

May

as

Pure Oil Quaker O

Cola

&

same

51

Coca

Grace

Columbus

Nor

Phillips

Goodrich Goodyear

spoiled beauty inspired him to name them after

Cash Dairy Dis Gyps Lead Cent

Pac Ltg . Pan A Air Param Pict Pa RR Pepsi Cola Pfizer Phelps D

Gen Gen

OF

Nat Nat Nat Nat Nat N Y

Pac

Distill Corp Doug Air Dow Che

‘THE RE-DISCOVERY

Merck MGM Mpl Hon Monsan Ch Mont Ward Moiorola

Nwst Airl Ohio Oil Olin Mathi

Steel

Curt

the

Corporate bonds rose in quieter dealings. U. S. government bonds were mostly unchanged in slow iransactions.

Boeing Air Borden Borg War Bridg Brass Burroughs Cdn Pac Case (J. 1.) Celanese Cer de Pas Ches & Oh Chrysler Cities Sv Colg Palm Comw Ed Con Edis Cont Oil Corn Pd Crane Co. Crn ‘Zell

about

Nat Bis .

$378 9

Tob

Beth

Unch ~ 58 +i — 34

60'2

7 40 5134

lion shares, Monday’s.

Quotations —

4812 30% 297% $0

Allis Chal Alumin Ltd Aluminum Co. Amerada Pet Am Airlines Am Can Am Cyan Am Smelt Am Tel Tel Anaconda

Low 26.34 35.20

The Associated 60 stocks rose

Am

Bish

24.35 33.52. futures closed 50 contracts

May July Sep Mar A- Asked;

A. C. Inspection invited. Tel. 2-1444.

quoted

FUTURES

36.34 35.20

Sales

and

The

Santos No. 4 ex-dock closed at 37.00N. Cost and freight offerings include San3S at 326.50-36A and 58; tos Bourtons

syn

elevator

(AP)

Jue of all stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange gained about $1 billien. .

space.

including

YORK

this

May July Sep Rec Mar

Building at

FORTALEZA STREET, (opposite Padin’s).

Commercial Ali

Restored

MCKEE

25.50-35.75A. “B” futures closed Sales 66 ccntiacts,

FOR LEASE IN OLD SAN JUAN Most

JOHN

stock market rallied in thé final hour yesterday and closed substantially higher. Trading was moderately active. Most gains ranged from a few cents fo around $1 a share. Motors, coppers, electronics, rails, drugs, chemicals, and electrical equipments advanced. Standard and pocr’s 500 stock index gained 18 cents at $55.04. ‘| Monday it Jost 56 cents. Based en

Close

To Close Higher of

and New York, excepting Sunday and Monday. A one-a-dzy schedule will be established also on the San Juan-Miami run, except Saturday, Sunday and Monday, Paige added.

Dow Jones Averages NEW

By

Caribbean

after 13 years service for Eastern Airlines at International Airport here. Most recently, he was Eastern’s ‘traffic manager at International Airport.

1

|\ '

Hour

appoint-

manager

Puerto Rico and Aruba Caribbean Aiirways.

fhouncement was made yesterday by James W. Paige, station manager for Eastern here. The planes will be Super Constellations retired from passenger service. Presently, Eastern carries freight on regular passenger runs. This service will continue. Paige said, in addition to the new cargo schedule. There will be one shipment a day each way between San Juan

{f-— i

ed

Rallies In Final .

99% 3% 18% 2612

79% 8Y% 14 15% of

Henry

was ‘taking putting

it

a

to-

Pe

THE

SAN

JUAN

Visiting Maryland ed

and

A group of 2+ top Maryland business executives left San Juan yesterday for Caracas, their second stop on a three week- sevennation tour of Latin America.

In

their

one-day

visit

to

told day

much

of

the

island’s

business

in

trade

and

Before

Maryland

the the

by

never

Maryland overseas.

these businessmen

Commenting

tance

by

of

on

their

Rico

Ports

fael

Durand

the

from

by ex-

Western

the

impor-

journey,

Puerto

Authority

said

South

nal

accounts for some 56 per cent of the tomage moving through

“Mission”

Juan,

of

“Tour.”

Puerto

The Port of Baltimore has long been a primary center. for goods flowing between Latin

America of

base companies.

Other Fomento speakers included Leo Suslow, who review-

the

and U.

S.

the

Eastern

Today

this

solved.

waters.

en

route

to

TIME

The

turned of San

St.

Rico

route

by

part trade

ed

motor

vessel

‘leal manager

with

a

length

of TMT

is of lo-

Trailer Fer-

ry declined to comment on the possibility of ‘an investigation of the disaster by the insurance

company. The ship was beached off Fajardo Monday by the Puerto Rico Lighterage Co, in preparation

for

salvage

operations.

burst

seams

the vessel’s

or other

There

damage

to

provide

free

Under

would

the

have

available

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sizes and shapes

New

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for each candidate during eack of the eight weeks preceding a presidential election. The bill was introduced March

major

candidates

10

in

vans

their

lashings,

ported,

by

son

the

make

stations

one

hour

viewing

hours

other

The

then

broke

free

of

Villanueva

to tilt the

ship

into

said

the

the

fruits.

cane, coffee, 2

dwellings,

1

and

1

barn.

formation

call

3-0606.

announced

&

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dras-Caguas

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witnesses

be

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with

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Austin-Western,

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O.

S.

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FOR LEASE in sugar

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Magnu-

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re-

Jayuysa cuerdas farm in 67 surrounded by two rivers, planted

to

G.

and

subcommittee, John

would

Warren

senators

Sen.

water. |

hold.

Sens. (D-Wash.)

Monroney

bill,

tainer

~

H. UPMANNS MONTECRISTOS

left,

publications.

announced

photo by Gun- ||

SAVE ON CIGARS

ST.

corporation’s

leak” caused the ship to list sharply to port. Two of the con-

BALTIMORE GROUP HERE—A group of 23 prominent |

BALDRICH,

the

time

in prime

businessmen from Baltimore, MD., stopped off in San Juan on a two-week trade promotion of South American nations. Rafael Durand; right, director of the P.R. Ports Authority, explains local facilities to Joseph L. Stanton, Executive director of the Port of Maryland, left, and Charles P. Crane, Chairman of the group, during luncheon

OCHOA

of

executives were

party presidential elections years.

reporters soon after his rescue Friday morning that a “surprise

Hett)

Larsen,

TY Bill Would Give Candidates Free Time

The skipper of the TMT Lloyd, Captain Andres Villanueva, told

CASA

E.

Thursday. Larsen, formerly president of Time Inc., has been named Chairman of the Executive Committee and Linen, publisher of Time, has been named ‘president of Time Inc. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett)

she rests upright in 28 feet of water. A diver who inspected the TMT Lloyd found no trace of the three missing crewmen. Nor did he find indications of any

(STAR

one

titles for both

Mer-

just inches short of 65-feet, reportedly insured by Lloyd’s London. But Harold Hummel,

eS

ter

HERE—Roy

ril-Stevens shipyard in Jacksonville, was-refused a Coast Guard WASHINGTON (AP) —A SeCertificate of Inspection for that nate Commérce subcommittee open water route. will start hearings May 12 on a Ship Now Beached | bill to require television stations The ship, a 97-ton, high-bridg-

Baltimore.

yesterday at Caribe Hilton Hotel.

EXECUTIVES

Illustrated”

Thomas

the

INC.

and James A. Linen of Time Inc. arrived at Dorado Sunday night to attend a four-day sales convention of “Sports

with four 35-ft. container vans aboard. The TMT Lloyd, built especially in 1956 for the Virgin Islands-

Ameri-

instead

be

Lloyd is believed to have over some 52 miles east

Ra-

should

Trade

1969

J. LIDIN

ing U. S. territorial

trip

Fomento, visitors were briefed by executives of that Puerto Rican agency on several aspects of the island economy. Larry Berlin, executive assistant to Fomento, Administrator Teodoro Moscoso, also described the proposed legislation for internatio-

can

be called

chief

their

HAROLD

Commander Douglas D. Vosler, head of the Marine Inspection Office in San Juan, said yesterday that the Coast Guard would not hold an inguest into the curious tragedy. He explained that the Lloyd was under Panamanian’ registry, and that the disaster occurred outside the three-mile line bound-

In

industrial area served Port of Baltimore will of

mt

The mystery of the TMT Lloyd, which capsized early Friday morning flinging three crewmen to a watery grave some six miles mortheast of Culebra island, may

Hernandez,

the

trade problems Hemisphere.

promote given

situation,

change information with _ their ecounterparis to better know the

Monthat

industrialization.

the luncheon,

Rivera

community

America,

economic to

By

labor.

1958 a aniiar group toured Europe. | ‘In their travels through Latin

development program reminded him of a similar effort under-

taken

Gabriel

undertaken

San

of the Tour,

ljluncheon guests on at the Caribe Hilton

island

who served as. chairman of the discussion. The South —_— Trade Tour is the second such trip

Juan, the travelers met with island shippers and government officials, and caught a quick island’s econoglimpse of the

mic progress. Charles P. Crane, head South American Trade

the

Wednesday, -April

Unlikely InTMT Tragedy

Island’s Economy J. LIDIN

—

(Solution Seen

Group Briefed On , HAROLD

STAR

highway.

or

THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR. —

Wednesday,

April 27, 1960

The ‘City’ Talks In Generalities’ ing 49% and 42% Puerto Ricans, we find that only 7.6% and 6.1% respectively of the teaching bo-

dy

in the City” DanWakefield, by published WW57, 1958, 1959, 1960 by Dan Wakefield.)

Houghton

of Education to cope when the Substitute came in 1948, \uNiliary) program was devised. These teachers were to be bilingual in Spanish and English. They would visit schools with i hich percentage of Puerto Rican students, and in the morning’ meet with small groups of newly arrived children to help - ‘orient” ‘cin to the. community and teach them fongamental English. In the afternoons, they would by

Board

arrived

parents.

finally Malis

got

in

boost

‘s

SAT total

For more

its

hired,

fifty

more

bring:ng

than 100.000 nts, this Vvwas

and

the

wide

with

Puerto Rican obviously a

In the classroom itself there were few bilingual teachers, and cent) of the applicants indicated ‘by 1958 there still were relatively few on a regular basis. The reathat their English was “fluent”; son for this has not been lack and fifty-eight (37 per cent’ that so of supply much as lack of it was “moderate.” Seventy-four demand on the part of the Board of the applicants attended a of Education. The © stringent, series of orientation conferences often criticized requirements of | sponsored: by the Commonwealth, and by the ion accent set and twenty-four others comYork City school board for a fifteen-week Englishregular teachers maxes it eX: | pleted

system

In

1957

the

Education

of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Migration Division in New York City compiled a brochure of information on the supply of teachers of Puerto Rican’ origin living in the New York metropolitan area and seeking positions on the mainland, Division

The

of

study

155

whose

ment

was

made

on

the

basis

Puerto Rican teachers applications for employwere on file with the Com-

monwealth

of

Puerto

York office. All applicants held There were degrees and

degrees.

New

but three of the college degrees. °

132

with Bachelor's twenty with Master's

Eighty-eight

ZONA Z gZ

Rico's

(57 per

environment,

classroom

program

of. ins-

from Ford Foundation funds and carried on in experimental

Instructidn

tremely difficult bilingual for teachers with a Spanish-speaking background to cet anything but a subst ittite position in the school

new

truction for the Puerto Rican students reached a different conclusion. The “Puerto Rican Study,” begun in 1954 with help

but

did

it

his

But the study whose findings were the basis of the first city-

sto gap program, not have anvthing to the re gular classroom

valu able

to

it is important that he communicate...in Spanish until he is able -to express himself somewhat adequately in English,

substantial

when

were

ment

to seventy-six for the city. a school population including

stride

do

first

1957

LEOTRT I

newly

EACLE

with

meet

When the program was initiated| in 1948, there were eight of | teachers for the city | these S.A.T. of New York, The number 3 | increased to ten in 1951 and |

with ‘ the

We disagree with the viewpoint that the teacher’s use of Spanish in the classroom serves as a crutch. If we accept as our basic goal the child’s adjust-

y

The first active attempt with the language problem

the

by

communicate

improvement

number

a

Education monwealth

gration

Out

of

that

representative

course.

of

the

Division of of Puerto

Division

the ComRico Mi-

said

that

in

1958 only “several” had been hired as regular teachers in the New York school system. The need for bilingual teachers has been debated on both sides by city officials. In 1951 the subcommittee on Education, Recreation, and Parks of the Mayors Committee on Puerto Rican Affairs made what was then the most complete study of the Puerto Rican students in the New York schools and reported the following: In the schools whose _ total population is over 26° | school Puerto Rican, only 5% of the

teachers claim any skill in the use of Spanish. In districts hay-

WNONONOANANNWNN WT

NU

school listed

situations six major

in New York, points of ‘“ge-

neral

agreement”

in its findings.

The final point was that “knowledge

is

of

not

teaching speaking the

Spanish

is

essential

to

but

successful to

Spanish-

The program worked Puerto Rican Study

out by is based

on

a

of English children.”

useful

series

of

textbooks

and

guides for both teachers and pupils, all of which are based on the assumption that the

teacher

does

not

know

Spanish.

There are some full-time bilingual teachers. in the schools,

though

it is

extremely

doubtful

that their number is anything near the thousand that the Mayors Committee report saw necessary in 1951. Exactly, or even roughly, how many there are is unknown. When asked how many regular classroom teachers there were who were bilingual in Spanish and English in the school system in 1958, a Board of Edu-

cation official said that “there wouldn't be any way of know-

school

course school

are

ac-

by the probuilding it-

self— it is likely to be of the old and crumbling variety. A

v"°»°»‘reFPrQnnwU". WNT

mind

the

City

was

Board

undertaken

of Education

for

in 1954.

It compared “schools composed primarily of continental white children and schopls’ populated essentially by Negro gad Puerto Rican children.” Published in 1955, the report found that schools with heavy Negro and Puerto Rican attendance were on the average ten or twenty years older than other schools; that they were not as

well maintained as predominantly white schools; that “if tenure,

Tels.

of Dr.

Dan

W. Dodson, director of the ter for Human Relations

the

Cenand

wise_ words

Community University, speech that develop a when city fragment it. ders if the

No

to Rican schools were petent -because fewer

but

so

that

most

and more substitute

tus.

had sta-

/

As far gregation

as the problem of is concerned, the

sere-

port tion

found that the concentraof Negro and Puerto Ri-

ean was

children in certain schools not due to any fault of the

Board of Education but to the concentration of Negroes and Puerto

Rican

in

specific

neigh-

borhoods, which are of course specific school-districts. In a fascinating “‘interpretation” of the report, the magazine, U. S. News and this way:

These

World

Report! put

investigations

it

criticized

the Board of Education for not doing all it could to promote integration. But they concluded

that

segregation=was

not

the

re-

sult of Board policy. They blamed it, instead, on the tendency of Puerto Ricans and Ne-

more them.”

Not

only

has

the

ser-

neighborhoods

need

no

its are

a

way

their of

neighbors doing.

lady

help.

East

knowing

a few

As

who

what

blocks

Mrs.

away

Ellen

attended

Lurie,

the

Town

Hall’ meeting, later explained about its impact, “That was the first time alot of us had seen each other. People from different

projects

schools

and_

were

different

there,

Puerto Rican and lian background,

people

of

Negro and Itaand all of us

got to talking about our different problems. We decided we ought to get together more often, and maybe we could get things. done that we couldn’t get done by

ourselves.” They did get vogether—and they did get things done. Ellen Lurie was, and is, right in the

middle

of

it.

Mrs.

Lurie

is

a

‘short, attractive, blond young lady who had worked for several years at the Union Settlement

groes to crowd into certain neigh-

House

borhoods...

neighborhood activities. Her energies seem equal to nothing less than the invasion of Europe, and through her work she won a special citation from the Council of Spanish Organizations of New York City and has be-

What

a lamentable

tendency.

Within one of those neighborhoods—in East Harlem—a group of paren.s and community leaders got together some action on

nrovement of by

a

in 1955 to their own.

began

as

take. The

the

result

Town Hall meeting the New York’ City

called Youth

on East 104th

come

what

Florence

might

Street with

be

called

Nightingale

the

of the

East

Harlem schools. And if any sick body needed a Florence Nightingale, it was indeed the East Har-

The

tions, and

AMA

Youth

the that

Board

called

no

about its busianswered ques-

meeting was

for

was

closed,

presumably

the

to

call

lem the

lady

who

the

Pier

the

“What

was move-

immortal

you

farmers

action is quite necessary to. — and in fact, inseparable from— the second. Both became the province of- the people who got together after the Town Hall meeting and formed an action

Under

Ellen

Lurie’s

leadership

efficient hell and

of ways, to raise more more schools. The first

called

the

East

Committee.

its principal

schools

its

Harlem

Ellen

guide

be-

and

principal

bet-

goal.

they_met the first time something” about the

and

they faced. an aschallenges whose

depth

was

monumen-

tal. The problems in every area of community life, from crime to housing, work to narcotics,

INC.

2-4945

Har-

Teague

the people of East Harlem began, in the most proper and

scope

Across

Mary

Populist

uttered

neighborhood, sortment of

—

the East

need to’ do is raise less corn and more hell.”. . Assortment of Challenges

When to “do

MILLS.

the

Miss

of

exhortation,

)>»Eo>dDEE

Lurie of

schools.

ment WNW

Ellen Teague

ter

and

city

fragmented,

Harlem has no community newsPaper; it has no focal point: it

came

3-1490

the

agencies are

ser-

Paper

are

and

Citizens

Ave.

creative

Community

vices

were on tenure probationary or

Studies of New York who remarked in a “it is difficult to sense of community agencies .themselves Sometimes one wonbureaucrats do not

to demand vices from

probationary, and substitute status are measures of competency,” the teachers of Negro and Puer-

less comof them

-

do it on purpose in order to keep the people from organizing

group

Juncos

pre-

York

WWW

FLOUR

Fdez.

people

Lease

the

°7.FBFtkti WW FU}WD| nw

GENERAL

the

mation, went on ness. The people

in

GOLD MEDAL Worehouse,

But

truction

companied of blems of the

what you hake or cook, it come out perfect if you use

Office and

it.

lem schools. But that’ appellation seems a bit tame, and it might be realy more accurate

GOLD MEDAI. No matter will always

of

further Town Hall meetings and, having assembled its own infor-

that.” Old And Crumbling The twisted problems of ins-

Serve delicious new dishes Prepared with world famous

ENRICHED

end

sent began to talk among themselves. Therein lay the seeds of revolt. What followed brings to

7

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the phy-

ing

Be the pride of your family

MMA

on

Board to gather. general information about the neighborhood,

and the envy of your guests RN

concentrating

SHansiOWNARnn”

(“From “Island Mifflin Co., copyright

can

pupils or their parents in a common language...If increased proportionately to the Puerto Rican school population, we should need approximately 1,000 real Spanish-speaking teachers... Almost..one third of the schools reporting have no Spanish- speaking teachers.

instalment.

study

sical facilities of the schools attended mainly by Negro and Puerto Rican children in New

WS

This is the nineteenth installment in The STAR'’s serialization of “Island in the City.” In the last two installments the author has discussing the problems faced by Puerto been Rican migrants in the New York City schools. The discussion continues in this

No.

6 —

Sen

Juan

were

painfully

acute.

It

is

an

indication of the people’s understanding of the trap they are (See

ISLAND,

Page

20) 8

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, April 27, 1960

‘Here And There

Two Benefits Aid Schools By Betty Knorr A typical young crowd,

the David Ladins and the Ralph

executive

comparable.-to

Boulons. The Mark Tucks had as their guests her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Schifrin, © of

any

group in Suburbia U. S. A., composed of Moms 4nd Dads and friends of the San Juan School, attended the school’s first annual spring dinner dance last weekend in the Fiesta

Room

Condado

of

the

and

well

school

as

_and

officials

of

and

School

swelled event

repairs

to

to

the

the

as

still others dance.

will

-to

be

funds and

a

for

exten-

was

a

Little the ton

of

climaxing

girls

Warfel

and

Mrs:

Warfel,

headmaster

and

Buttell, he is

of the Commonwealth

School. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bolin (he is the chairman of the

school’s

were the

with

board

the

Donald

D.

H.

of

directors)

Carl

Reeds

Yondells,

Reynolds

and

while

(she

is

the

liaison

member of school board and the class activities committee) were

with

the

Edgar

Elliot

Zorns

Moores (he

is

and

the

the

school

treasurer).

A foursome at the affair were

a

the

Sunday

ter of St. John’s

Herbert

the

buffet

big

dinner

girls,

grandmothers

menfolks

de los fit.

School

at

girls,

Caribe

great success. On hand were the Juan P. Domenechs, he is the Headmaster of the San Juan School, Headmas-

Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd

the

Colegio Angeles Custodios ‘ ' Benefit

John’s

sion of their class activities,

E.

Marks,

rellis, and the Joseph Raubs were

mothers,

school

Richard

chard Godfreys, the Tony Luzza-

crowd

raise

Mrs.

commitcommit-

St.

.the

and

Morris Podus’, the Alberto Kauf‘mans, the Arnold Tobys, the Ri-

Commonwealth

more than 250. The affair, which

yearly

chols,

friends

from

School

Calif., Mr.

Hotel

executives

groups

Carlos,

Stanley Plaskoff, she is chair- | man of the school yearbook, the Fred Epsteins, the .Wally Ni- |

Beach.

* Members of the ball tee, the school yearbook tee

San

packed

the

the

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noon

Club

Caribe

for

a

Hil-

luncheon

three-day

Angeles

their

and even

Colegio

Custodios

bene:

UE

Highlight of the afternoon was parade of “live” dolls,’ little

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mo

by Betty

Dr.

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Juan

San

the

School, seated, left to right, with the Herbert

Warfels, of St. John’s School, were on hand for the dinner dance Fiesta Room of the Hotel Condado Beach to benefit the San Juan

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at the first annual activities

dinner

dance

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funds.

Holl Show-Luncheon For Colegio Angeles Custodios| Committee

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| Famous Doll Collections |

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SAN

JUAN

STAR — Wednesday, April 27, 1960

in San juan

What's

In

A

Z

ZZ

Name--?

Z,ZONA

Rowena

By Al Dinhofer The

Piff Paff Pouf

is passe.

The

Jimmy Eaton owner-operator of the Piff Paff -Pouf for the past several months said yesterday the name of his supper club is being changed “by popular demand.” Commercially speaking. popular demand _ is indicated by statistics culled from figures revealed in the cash register. Henceforth and forever after-hours the San-

turce

cellar will be known

In

the

six

somewhat

as The

years

of

was

opened

six years

ago.

Jimmy has decided to keep the slide, placed an “‘‘at-your-own risk” sign

has

chute’s

people

incorrectly,

get

burned

Jimmy

says,

by

sliding

‘“‘we can

offer

advertising

campaign

that

our

Governor

the

several

“It to

was .

a

mountain

c}

Abreu

J mmy

Jimmy decided to Juan, three months

club

for

¢ oming

supper-

won't

UH

Eaton.

come

go 34,

to them owned

a

JIMMY

EATON

-.-Welcome

The

MARLOW

| would

have

Johnson

vertising

may

is busy

campaign-

go

to

convention

He

with

the biggest

the

bloc of delegates,

Strangest

Sen.

lost

southern

material,

support,

on

at

he

is

an

extremely

able Senate leader and more than anyone got through the first two civil rights bills in the 1905s. Since a big Democratic such he had majority with him it can be argued

he

should

tougher

civil

have rights

produced bills.

But

far he

F.

Race

of

all

of

his

of

of

Mas-

a bit of an issue: a Catholic week Ken-

brought

religion

insisting

that

Catholic. Becampaigning,

would voters elect President? This past

himself

is

Kennedy

his religion was nedy

Still,

John

race

sachusetts, a Roman fore he even started

Yet. at this moment. he looks far from a cinch. : He has southern and western support. Labor .and Negroes in the hig cities are said to be dim him.

entries

circulars,

table cards,

menus,

etc. He threw it all in a trash can and put a match to it. In a moment, ail that was Piff Paff Pouf went up like a puff of smoke.

Strangest

he

ing.

St.,

Command

Art

the

final to

judging

take

of

place

to Lt. Cel.

out

it should

in

prove

the

is new

spot ers.

Suau,

La-

can

be

would

be

from

his

boss until he gets the nomination. It's doubtful even then, in view of what he told newspaper editors over the weekend, that he will

say much

that is new or different.

He said he stands in the middle of the road as an economic conservative. Thats where Eisenhower stands.

Herter Off For 11 (Secretary

of

open,

on an 11-day diplomatic trip with major stops at Teheran, Istanbul and Athens.

some

are

secretary

planned

took off

to attend

the Central Treaty Organization Council meeting starting in Iran April 28. On April 30, “he will fly to Tur-

key for ing.

a NATO

ministers

is

re-

Jus-

evening Dr. and Font, entertained

de’

Gonzalez,

Dr.

and

men

and

and

Francis

Mrs.

of a

in their included,

Davila, José and Marilu

Lida

Jack

Dones

and

Pachan

and

Aguiar,

Barrios,

Shepard,

wife,

Car-

Negron,

Mr.

Rosin

Sara

and

win Roig, Annie Vazquez, Dr. and

and

Mrs.

and Mrs.

Ed-

Ernesto Héctor

Martinez Villafafe, Angelita Juan Luis‘ Casellas, Blanca

Room

from

Héctor

PRIEST

Gandia,

and and

and Miss Rosarito

2- Accidents chance

Bureau

The

trying

psychology

to the Motor

Vehicle

to

at

New

York

meet-

and

he

George

Washington Universities after safety experts concluded that a person’s attitude toward driving

is a significant factor in whether he on

kills himself or someone else the highway. Driving Is A ‘Privilege’

District

officials

also

take

the

position that it is a “privilege,” not a right, to be allowed to drive a car. The Districts attitude test con-

sists

of

seven

dition to the rules

questions

the standard of the road

states.

to

agreement

with

statements

marks

risk

behind

wheel

E.

England,

Vehicles,

About

ing

250

the

tion’s

the

Director

told the STAR

applicants

fake

the

blood

bath

streets

and

on

the _na-

highways.

The program has worked so well that special classes are now being

held

vers

under

on

Saturdays

for

dri-

21.

Worked Most When

asking

for

a of

are

not

on

the

or disagree statements:

1- A skillful driver is the best safe

a

test each day. But England said the cost of the program is “insignificant” for what may prove a “major step foward” in reduc-

on by

irrespective

present test). Would you agree with the following of

are

18 to 20 per cent of applicants fail the attittide quiz on the first try. A refresher course in Traffie School outs failures to around five per cent on the second attempt.

quiz used

School training

experience.

judge

license

you

pleasing,

been

the

the

Well England

public

program

noted,

response.

started,

the

naturally argumentative citizenry. So far riot a single complaint

anyone

(they

are

these

George

has

for the type of questions can expect, here are a few

samples

driver’s

mis-

his he

of

of Motor

ad-

applicant

license

past

of con-

two of the seven must spend six

District As

be

driver.

you as a of a car.

in

courses to become eligible to reapply for a license. The test is

given.

matter

bureau braced itself for a blast of criticism from Washington's

If an

than he

a

shows

Chances

any

a

therefore

unavoidable.

examination

knows how to drive a car. Anyone who thinks his car is a symbol of power, sex or status rather than a potentially lethal device is very likely to flunk. The test was worked out in cooperation with psycholo-

gists

‘are

can

3- Passing

driv-

Bureau

and

sidered

nation’s

dangerous

hours in Traffic

the

The

A. Herter

his

Andrés

Mrs. Pepe Gonzalez

Marcos

good

most

State

issue

Christian

S.

Washington

potentially

ses more questions

Days Of Near East WASHINGTON

after

Rea Parker, Jr., Va. After cocktails

Dr. Naco

And it works. Since Feb. 15 every applicant for a District of Columbia driver’s license must pass a “‘driver”" attitude” test as well as proving

Nixon

or different

Mrs.

de Jesus.

WALTER

Capitol

EisenPresident under Nixon, hower’s wing can’t say —or seems to think he can’t say— on his own

that

office

Pepe Menéndez, Doris and: Bob Schneider, Miriam Bobadilla and David Rodriguez, Marisa. Nargames and Cucho Basso, Dr. and Mrs. Andrés Salazar, Matilde Casalduc de Gonzalez, Teddie Gonzalez, Dr. and Mrs. Pedro

the

Hotel,

WASHINGTON—

grossly unfair to Humphrey. It would be based on the idea Kennedy lost because he was a Catholic and not at all because West Virginians liked Humphrey better. Richard

Beach

in

Portilla

of-his firm on

Governor’s

his

iliness...

Dr. and Enrique

8:30.

STAB

issue

not be an

contention

Catholic

assumption

such

Any

no

the

Condado to

By

the

all. He faces a major test —with religion as one of the issues— in the May 10 preferential primary in strongly Protestant West Virginia. But even if Humphrey defeats Kennedy there, that would not

making that nominated.

in

visiting

late buffet was served outside patio. Guests

June

John

back

guest, Dr. Smithfield,

last

Valle

Rico

Washington Uses Psychology To Spot Dangerous Drivers

Beachcomber

regrets and some sun-burn lotion.’ But Jimmy has little if any time for jokes, With The Beachcomber opening this weekend, he’s busy scrapping all the Piff Paff Pouf ad-

settle permanently ago, he purchased

Sen. Lyrdon Johnson of Texas perpetuates the myth he is not a but

with

1960

in the

WASHINGTON —/AP'— It's | and Johnson is a_ politician. | Stuart Symington peculiar Presidential race. None of the Democrats is domiSen. Stuart Symington of Misnant. Their contest is a little bal- souri, a successful businessman led-up, getting out of focus on with a liberal voting record, seems religion. Vice President Richard to have his best chance in the M. Nixon has the Republican negative: as a compromise if the nomination almost sewed up but Democratic convention dead ocks won't stick his neck out on issues— on the other candidates. yet Then there’s Sen. Hubert Humof Minnesota, who was Adlai Stevenson denies he’s a phrey given the least chance by observ- candidate but keeps making speeches and apparently would be ers but keeps running in the primaries as if they were a gymglad to get the bid. nasium. His supporters have a handy alibi for the fact he is a two-time His voting record is just about Presidential loser: that no Dem100 per cent pro-labor, but, ironiocrat could have beaten Dwight cally, organized labor has refrainD. Eisenhower, war hero, in 1952 ed from endorsing him. Labor or 1956. That's strictly a guess leaders may have decided he Some other Democrat might have cannot win.

candidate

Club

6:30

NixonMumI|nNomination Race

Lyndon

Antilles

Thursday

$30.000.

JAMES

del

of the S. J. branch

to

No Democrat Seems Dominant, By

birthday

General

3, according

called the Lamp Post in Svosset, ive years before coming here. He first came to Puerto Rico one year ago this month to work as manager of the PPP. ‘From the day I started the job I wanted to change the policy conce ring girls,” Jimmy says. But the idea went nowhere.

the

fifth

returned spending

at a cocktail party in their residence on Salvador Pratt St. in Santurce to honor. their hguse

Contest and Exhibition will be held at the Ft. Buchanan Service

su L

in

of

Santurce. The 1960

his

not

yame...

When San

his

in* Puerto

Last Saturday Mrs. Jaime H.

weekend with approximately 20 young friends to help him with the cake. The youngster is the son of Atty. Manuel and Nilda

P’

dressed people

born

plans

island towns. He will wind

celebrated

has after

ticia has returned to her home on Magdalena Avenue after a trip to Washington and New York... Mrs. Carlos Brandariz is ‘recuperating at Auxilio Mutuo Hospital after a recent. operatien.

potka, special service officer... AHen Baranay of Borg Warner International will entertain at cocktails, to mark the opening

case of the tha tall

mi

is

a private She is the

Marin

month

cent

up the week-end by addressing the Business and _ Professional Women’s Club at the El San Juan Hotel at their luncheon Sunday noon... Young Manolincito Abreu

t to the Department of Tourtation on how to win friends and was

Munoz

Segarra

Philadelphia

his mother, Mrs. Enrique Segarra... José Crescioni of PAA

the

‘| to spend the week-end campaigning, with speeches planned for

the place was to be a new supper club —and not a night club— with a new owner, and new. attoward the type of patrons it hoped to

three

a

50

in

the wife of Frank Kirkpatrick who confines his art to cars— he’s the owner of The Car Clinic.

indicated

learned.

gentry

vited to cocktails and | look at Rowena’s work.

it.

only

local

gq VHWK?

Virgilio to

‘‘Portrait

approximately

of

New

local

a

” lobby of La Concha Hotel opening May 21. On Friday, May 20, friends and the press will be in-

but he at the down

present

of

portraits

entrance.

“If

By Chuck

Kirkpatrick,

will

Showing?’

Its pop-

ular sliding pond was first publicized by columnist Earl Wilson who came to Puerto Rico for the club’s opening.

Beachcomber.

questionable

PPP

‘artist,

club's existence the name Piff Paff Pouf acquired a stigma which has made it impossible for Jimmy to realize a decent profit. (Piff Paff, and Pouf are the French names for the three monkeys who speak no evil, see no evil, and hear no evil Jimmy took over the club last February and immediately changed the club's. policy concerning unescorted women at the bar. He redecorated, gave the place a face-lifting. and invested in an elaborate

OFF THE CUFF

Z

driving

speeds.

has

been

filed.

De Jesus To Represent

Med. Assn. In Parley The.

Medical

Association

of

Puerto Rico willbe represented in the Panamerican Congress of Medicine to be held in Mexico in May, Jose A.

in de

President. Mexico

May

the person of Dr. Jesus, Association

He 2.

will

leave

for

THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR

— Wednesday,

April 27, 1960.

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—

EDITORIALS. A Boost. For Agriculture The Land “Authority’s decision to put its modern . $3.5 million pineapple welcomed by everyone

plant up for sale should be interested in seeing improve-

ment in the agricultural sector of the economy. When the plant was established in 1957, it was with the hope that it would stimulate the pineapple industry. It did that to some extent, but as has been

the case in other government operated industries, the incentive to achieve the greatest potential was lacking. Industrial plants created and operated by the

government, did not, in most instances, show a profit until they were sold to private operators. They did serve the important function, however, of getting

the industrialization ball rolling. The same result can be expected,

we

feel con-

fident, in the sale of the government’s pineapple factory to private enterprise. The profit incentive should,

and probably will, expand the acreage in pineapples and eventually: make it the agricultural industry that the excellent product deserves. Hawaii, which has a virtual corner on the mainland U. S. pineapple market, has developed that industry into a major contributor to the state’s economy. . It is to be hoped that. private operation of the Land Authority’s pineapple plant will start the island's 3 industry on the same road to prosperity.

Last Thin Gov.

Hope

Edmund

“constitutionally

Brown prohibited

said

yesterday

from

extending

that

he

Sp Only

MUST in

of a majority,

can

and the anguish of his many walks to death’s door.

A Reason

their

unwelcome

bellowing,

and

we

took

grocer

the

old

used

them

They shrug their shoulders,

said, and take the loss without

' a whimper. Perhaps the best approach, lacking legal recourse, is for the citizen to show his contempt for the sponsors

Of

these annoying

vote from the acs

sound

trucks

by

political [paELY..

.

By

they

are

for

to

the

wrapping),

store,

and

(the

he

for free. Today Perhaps

it

the

quality

of

our

up

their

Harry worth

coat

Street

position

goods

with

and

accompanied

them.

as

by

the

soon

its

as

A

cap

Lower

mother,

was

East

the

Side.

formal

When

newspaper

meant But

that

you

the soup was

got

soup

good,

some

street

cents!’’ one

in

greens of the

yelling,

‘Caps,

and he carried

in

‘Only

in America,’’

I discussed

as on

the

POTOMAC By

ton. They

will discuss

blems— and solve voting to abolish the world. *

withholding, his

Harry

for

his

S.

F

global

them all the rest

pro-

by of

a

new

phrey’s

boy

*

Truman

grandchildren.

baby-sits

He's

got

is old s_¢

The

ehief

along

became

the

president

a derby or a fur

walked

50

a dozen

head

by and

him,

cents! caps

Caps,

50

in his arms.

he

would

comment,

clamp

“Look

felt

the

how

cap

on

mean, 75 cents? You've been yelling cents.” “Yes,” he said, “but this one

Sureas

rhyme

quick—

to beat

wrap

KNEBEL

Washington

nursery

“Jack

them

would

FEVER

FLETCHER STAR

The Daughters of the American Revolution meet in Washing-

you your

do you caps 50 fits.”

&

In my story about Hymie Buying a Suit which appeared

child,

your head, and turned to pay the puller-in, he immediately said; ‘‘That cap is 75 cents.” “What

best soup I've ever had. ee

3.

a

headgear

a man

beautiful— Caps, 50 cents!” If you were interested, and

in exchange.

carry-

fedora, but up until that honor, he contented himself with a cap. This cap puller-in fellow out on

the

wrapped

actualcarry

saw

they

of the shul, perhaps: he bought

the cat

journalism

something

would

they

that

with

article

sidewalks

They

Often,

home

another

the pullers-in

on

that prohibits wrapping anything in a newspaper. Or perhaps people resent: the sign positive walking

Golden

the coat around the kid and say to the parent, “Look how it looks! Beautiful! Only $5.98." L remember one fellow who sold caps.

this liver costs $1 a pound. is

along Orchard

child’s

gave

the cat. If your purchase came to about $2 butcher gave you a piece of liver for the

But

ing their

put meat around your bones.’’ “I do not know how anyone could make a soup that would last two weeks out of this little can. And I also remember the price of liver for

the sound-truck operators get about $10 an hour for peace of the people, even on Sunday all the policeman can do is give them brings a fine of $2. Thus the noiseprofit of $8 an hour, even if they are

newspapers

times ly took

us a big bunch of soup greens in exchange and your mother made that proverbial soup ‘‘that

informed us that the policeman’s role in preventing this violation is a frustrating one. It appears that

arrested once every hour.

Appeal

for they worked all over the Lower East Side They worked wherever clothing was sold, in front of variety steres, hardware stores, and somar

' they buy the one with the prettiest wrapper. It is a far ery from the soup greens. we used to collect on the Lower East Side. In those days

A spokesman for the Police Department has now

the police spokesman

In Cans

pullers-in.

I saw a can of soup greens in a store the other day. They cost 29 cents. They had a pretty wrapper. I understand this is the only distinction women make between the competing brands:

our

wonder at the failure of the police to arrest these violators of the “unnecessary noise” ordinance.

disturbing the mornings, and . @ ticket which makers make a

Greens

Hold Small

a

We have been expressing some distress recently over the sound trucks that invade the homes of the

with

THERE.*

ask for clemen-

The California Supreme Court should, if it can do so constitutionally as Gov. Brown said yesterday, put an end to that man’s ordeal by recommending a pardon, or at least commutation to a jail. sentence which would take into consideration his time in prison.

citizens

IT’S

BECAUSE

Soup

is

the most sadistic society.

There’s Always

IT

America

clemency”

cy or a pardon. Chessman was convicted of kidnap-robbery-sex charges which brought the death sentence 12 years ago. Society has: had its payment in full, it.seems to us, by sending this man to the door of the execution chamber on several occasions, only to have the ordeal postponed by repeated last-minute reprieves. And now, once again, Caryl Chessman is waiting for the dawn of his last day of life. He has less than a week to live. _What he has endured in payment for his crimes should be sufficient to satisfy

Dis

QING SH Love Post Dispatch

CLAIM

to save Caryl Chessman from execution next Monday. The last thin hope for the man who has approached death repeatedly in the last 12 years appears to rest with the State Supreme Court which, upon written recommendation

AL

wee Re 2s y

to

nimble, but

read

Hum-

Stu's

the

Dick.”

Conservative

Morris.

The

old

guard is beginning to look more like a corporal’s guard.

£

difference

In the New Jersey‘s Republican primary, Liberal Case swamps

between

men and women is that women change their funny hats every|

=z.

A but

Democrat

a “Republican

] account.

€

is really with

nothing a

charge

ET ie

14

THE

JUAN

STAR

and

Amilda

—

TH E SAN JUAN

Wednesday, April 27, 1960

STAR

— Wednesday, April 27, 1960

Ree

emeenangeeneee

SAN

os

Carmen Acvarca

Maria were

Naverez

dressed

im

La

Costa,

the

style

A

Isabel

of

18th

Ri

Abarca

and

Agudo

Live’ Dolls Aid Colegio diflos Angeles Custodio, 19th

century

Little Ana

dolls.

Matilda

Perez,

the

youngest

doll

there,

was

d

a the style

of the early Renaissance.

Maria de Lourdes Gonzalez Inclan, sita Agudo Baker came as vintage

Annette Totti del Valle and Tere1830 Spanish and French dolls.

(STAR Photos By Betty Knorr)

Ecnviie

(ATEZ Caseilas was dressed as a VI Century rman doil, while Josefina Maria Rodriguez Mar. cuach came as a French doll of 1879 with balloons at the benefit luncheon.

Magdalena

Giannina Braschi and Sarita quisitely gowned as Americ an

1800's.

Olmedo

Aldrey

were

ruella,

ex-

shew

dolls of the middle and late

two to

Custodios. Twins, Diannette and Jer loid dolls of 1911, pose garb of an Italian provin

Pico

more

benefit

Abarca

“live” the

and

dolls

Colegio

de

Tiffany

in los

Tor-

Sunday’s Angeles

Jacqueline

Bird

Baker’s

gown

after one of Mme Alexanders’ Elizatheth H of England. t

} is ii

{

was

modeled

dolls of Queen

THE

16 WRN

iM

RE

SAN

JUAN

North-South South dea’s

doubled contract will teach West

these

poor

trump *

To

was made. to double

understand

That with

basic

prin-

ciples of BRIDGE—TODAY, may want to read William

you Sea-

mon’s

You

leaflet

TODAY'S

of

that

BEST

title.

FROM

It the

provides

1

72

93

for

agreements

carrying

reached

Vt

EE

TF

Eugene Sheffer

T.

8

9

yp

——

out

at inter-

national conferences on narcotics in recent

&

the

CROSSWORD --- By

sighed by President Eisenhower.

holdings.

*

April 27, 1960

WASHINGTON (AP) —A Dill providing for U.S. participation in international efforts to fight “illegal narcotics trading has been

By William Seamon ann

vulnerable

— Wednesday,

ike Signs Drug Bill

INT,

Bridge Today gramme

STAR

\

years.

may obtain it by sending a stamped, self-addressed envelope to William

Seamon

in

care

of

newspaper.

this

.

EUROPE

The bidding: West Pass

South is 28 43

53

1NT 3S Pass

Pass

Dbl

HORIZONTAL 1. rodent 4. Arabian garments 8. certain

Pass Opening

lead:

Three

of

hearts

See the four losers? Yes, declarer apparently must lose two clubs and two trumps but this is a magical declarer-.and one

‘12. girl's name 13. slide

nautical obscures partakes pedestal part 21. ——- and sciences

15, 17. 18. 19.

of three spades is a corker. South bid two spades in the \free-bid

and

that

desctibed

a

hand that was not a minimum. in addition, it indicatetdJength in spades. North had only two good cards but he reevaluated them and bid three spades. South happy to West was

West

led

go on to a game elated to double.

the

four

and declarer played dummy and won the

hand.

A

CERMANY

small

of

Lothar

Ursinus

4-27

small

the

diamond and

led

was

trumped

now

again.

down trumps

West

played

to

the

ace

along

with

down

to

was

ten, and a small small heart.

South

now

and the

Wii

36.

played

land

i

club

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Miracle

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bounding

Saroyan.

William

said

possible,”

is still charm,

into

the

Hotel

4mteresting, while success only makes him He’s written the play on a typewriter

an American

manufacturer,

“

who asked

London,

¢oufteous.” presented to

if he, cared

NEW won

this

him

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thing stamped on the machine. “Sure,” he replied, “put on it ‘William Saroyan, Great American Writer.” He wrote the play while rehearsing the cast. And his casting, of course,

had been typical: Naturally, he hired his secretary for a leading role, and then a man right off the street— Griffith Davis. He hired Michael Forrest because of his intriguing approach:

“Sir,

I'm a Welsh-Italian.” He couldn’t deny a role to Ross Henderson, - who’d produced a Saroyan play in 1945. Saroyan

F .

received

Levy,

LYONS

who

a phone

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foreigner’s

call from

for

role

so

an

a job but that

he

Israeli,

it had

could

Aurie

to be

get

a

a

work

permit. Saroyan cast him as an Interpol man. “I_had him standing on his head, but I took that out. Interpol men don’t do Yoga.” He was off for Paris the following day, lest he overstay his

visit

to

England

and

become

subject

to

additional

income

taxes. He shook his head and smiled again, about the critics’ reception to his play” “I’m accustomed to. poor notices,” he said, “but usually one or two of the critics like my play. Makes it interesting. But this time it was unanimous. Fifteen out of. 15 critics panned it. Such a thing gives a man pause to think.” THE PORTRAIT: Ambassador and Mrs. Jock Whitney entertained a group of American Congressmen and showed them through the Embassy residence. The Whitneys have, on the walls, one of the finest private art collections in the world. One Congressman

‘stopped

ing-only

to

study

the

Van

Gogh

Self-portrait

and,

remember-

the movie, said: “Look, Kirk Douglas.”

LUNCHEON

YORK

(AP) — Meivyn

and Anne

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year

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wood’s

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for

the

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two

of

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Oscars.

Citations

dramatic

acting. In the presentations Sunday night, Mary Martin and Jackie

:

to have

April 27, 1960

Win Top Bway Acting Honors

Douglas

des-

Highest a man

play, “Sam, the “Failure. makes

his latest shrugged:

pite the critics’ attacks upon Jumper of Them All.” He

in

smiles

all

was

He

Westbury

— Wednesday,

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ANNAN,

thing

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in 18 categories,

special

awards,

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the Seesaw,” written, like her current play, by William Gibson.

mu-

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Her part in “The Miracle Worker,”-in which she plays the teacher of the blind and deaf-

went to “The in which Miss Musicals ‘“FioSound of Mu-

mute

sic’ won twin trophies. Silver medallion Tonys are given by the American Theater Wing each year for distinguished contributions to the theater. Al-

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Mary

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CLASSTFIEDSREAL ESTATE or

SPECULATING?

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government

re yours. of scores

‘scription

hea

fron) ar }

APARTMENTS FOR RENT Our

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specialist

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RVMEiiE,

we binets, cabinets,

oh

;

HOUSES

mashorany’

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: completely completely

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IDEALLY with

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carport,

3

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5 59

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. APARTMENTS . . .

FOR

RENT

LEAVING

PUERTO

3

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Pagan

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at

1430

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1283

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3

bedroom

586

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home,

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(first

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JUAN.

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entrance

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3-8400,

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14203,

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minutes

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tree

6, Parkside. Rental $360. Visit house or call 2-1360

per

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6-4204

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residential

completely

.

| 2.1871

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block from San diningroom, 4

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SAN

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=

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300

person

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2-5856.

1362

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appointment,

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FILTERS

INC air

teetii 4 . Manufacturers a conditioning filters

for home window units types. Call 3-5999.

Juan). 56

sale

Rents

Pee

—

also

industrial

-

oF

or

AIR

Técnico

information.

RENT

to

DELUXE

Esteva, | —9-000 B. 25x16%

T.

.

Window type, | H. P.

U.

Compact,

Lowest

only

prices.

Installed

13-1/4

and

53 | Serviced by experts. Comercial Rodriones Umpierre, Fortaleza 351, San Juan. phone

6-

.

mortgages | 260 Tic. For =

UF

519

PROPERTY

LS ART

PATTY

WANT

SCHOO

PEASE ‘School

too

TO

far

buy

a

from

WANTED farm

San

or

acreage

Juan;

hotel;

not giest

house; or business. What have you? Write David Stry, Melbourne, Florida.

of Painting, Day-|

time classes in portrait, still life. $10. a month.

a

CONDITIONERS

over

increased

PRIME, WELL secured second ior sale: Ane fr hel

53

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REFRIGERATION

wo-

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Excellent

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RENT

parking

FOR

estimate.

Ps

—

area of Santurce, 10 meters | 1234 de Leon, Stop 16-1,2. Phone

SPACE

Free

7-0292.

510 | $35,000. Year leases. Seven tenants. Cal] | AMANA

1500 SQ. FT., light, concrete

(Commonwealth

Services)

only. | fefrigeration and air conditioning. Ail Stateside i 247 mechanies. 5 Call Stateside al Ser$7 | vice. 18 or 465. day or night.

Attractive

center. women’s

Star

INVESTMENT | trade.

$28,000

1259

Juan Hotel. Living bedrooms, 2. bath-

Control

opera-

leave

FOR

pay

SALE

Soa 7000.

Gc. San 1284

for

concrete

EXTERMINADORA

Pest

perience.

located in shopping rights for sale of 2 i to | Excellent Soporte

opportunity.

Santurce.

SERVICES

1092

valuable San‘ ji de Leon Avenue.

ground

6204,

2-4871 ote ished

EXTERMINATING

:

FOR

men’s

converted

Outstanding

Box

| with

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525 | 774

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most

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year

commercial 429 | from Ponce f

in

Bodyguards, Escort, Conz

~

ANSWERING

Maisonet.

SALES

SALE

, easily

WAREHOUSES

screened.

‘OMPLETELY

FOR

of

on

10

} mortgage.

F-3

information.

Night Patrols, Guards. Payroll: J eee

7

OPPORTUNITIES

CLUB

with private bath. Solid cons- | 20ing Plans approved, permits ors

WAREHOUSE house, | tilated, drs

unfurnished

water,

for

section.

Agency

i

428

PM. | g.anted. Heart 429 turce secton. on

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Hato

quarters.

father of Sobin. Sobi Star, Star, 3-8409, . 59

: BUREAUS

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office equipment, typewriters, cash reROOM, | Sisters, safes. keys, etc. In business ain bus] ten years. Good location, low rent. | CONTRACTING

ee

isclated.|

unfurnished,

Juan

pacity, dance floor, bandstand, bar. | Control of insects--FAats and fumigation Good reputation. Air conditioned. Me-| services for homes, business and farms, tropolitan area, main avenue. Stop 26| Services guaranteed. Preventive treat and Fdz. Juncos. After 7:30 PM. Call] ment against termites. 20 years ex-

34 | 1291

RENT

"URD

: BUILDING.

5

San

old, ‘broad

Mr. r.

429

NIGHT

ri

FOR

BUILDINGS

fruit

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kitchen, : — bath,

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211,

429

after

be

fidential | Fernandes hihi Ave.Investigation. Tel. Santurce 10722-5282, Caguas

-

BUSINESS

garage. | i399

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near

1315

=

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IMPROVE

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screened, kitchen andj 9s ro9ms day. weekend or conger. | truction.

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servants’

| orchard.

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2-3013

Restaurant

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$299

|

PES

3115

DART oN i. livingroom, d g . three bedrooms, | Write APARTMENT: — Living ngroom, diningroom, bedroom and bath. | two baths. library, big porch, garage | 1318

te

JL

Tel.

residence

S880.

bedrooms. Rent by

Cc

|

ss TURNISHED CeHEHE

servant’s+)

OURS

-

furnished. complete-

quipped kitchen. Telephone. pes nor, Laundry I ey tf

b

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427

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| ‘sqeo

429

APARTMENT 3 be treoms

bar,

o

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Thomas.

3 3333 ——

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telephone

Mrs.

Qi

in. -estanrants. Stop 15, Fernandez {Call Mr. . 7g two bathrooms. livingroom. dining 1 Juncos 1008, third floor, apartment 5. | Telephone Telephone large pantry, kitchen, outdoor barbecue | yirg Anyie Zack 1289

pemmodeled: nat with magnificen

partment,

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59 | @ueya

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to

Cont Contact

3.

.

large | 1024

size,

female.

=

‘ Juncos,

Fdz.

years

CONTINENTAL DETECTIVE BUREAU:

Sle fee FOR RENT first and second floor ‘of “““""la new modern building at 171 Quis-

1300

porch | located in best residential section in Con- | Hato Rey, around corner from Ponce " de Leén Avenue. Near church, schools, 429 | shopping areas. iviPorch, fivedini bedrooms.| 4 oom.

:

my

PETS

five

“| Hato Rey. Approximately 15,000 sq. ft. Genk telephone answering service and each floor, first floor suitable for vrofescienare oat Jor oe ane tores, machinery, > warehouse, > hardLOS 5 ANGELES: 3 3 bedrooms, separatet | stores, hy ; » sere a0 x Reon ‘ : Sitchen. het water. pogch, cement drive- | ware distributor, supermarket, ete. *For | Without phones. Call 2-3013 ‘San Juan, way, Grass and plants. Only one year] information call 3-4448 or 3-3991 or | 25060 Ponce. : old. After 7 PM W4J-27, Los Angeles| apply on premises. 1037 : ur

|

IMMEDIATELY,

804

to

medium

to

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two

DETECTIVE

524

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colieee ae Wl bus service. 1

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1268

52)

bedroom, | AVAILABLE

heautituliy furnished apartment, pvetiooking law “ras . Beach Hotel, gat ee ™

—

B-1079

pups

“

SPANISH. 430 | | automobile Phone 3.6712 entrance or write

.

SCTEENS:

= cing: School and

beautifully

33

jaws,

Also

cottage colonies. On beaches, roads — some near airport. Write Simmons, Be- | 423 | tances 265, St. Santurce, P. R., or Duncan, Box 165, Kitts, B.W.1 | , , mes i,

furnished or unfurnished three bedroom | gest PRICES offered and F.HA.| UT NPURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 bed. | new house. 2 baths, 2 patios, large | financing arranged for all types Of} roouy. $4) per month. 1533 Central Ave- | Sarden, servant's quarters, two car | alterations, additions and {mprovements n iparra I s. For .information | se. Best section Garden Hills. Tele-| tg your house and premises. “Pico Inc ‘

sale.

a

nts.

.

RICO.

Beachfront|

for

—

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ALTAMESA

em reservations. anturce. UF

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BOXER

Miramar

_ COMFORTABLE FU ey scree bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega 7 Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone

| | | |

—

condition,

DOGS 7

acres of miscellaneous property, | Circulation Circulati plantations, all suitable hotel or | 1333

Los]

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property

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excellent

kitchen, hot| 1,000 floors, good / some WF-9,

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SALE

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Rodriguez. | carport,

~

7 : - Ce ing ent and finants Invest ndominium

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Hotel,

bedrooms.

427)

IN t : 3 cine me

equipped terrazo

NEVIS

med-|

FOR

fic problems. 3 bedroom house, stainless-steel equipped kitchen,. carport,} garden. $3,290 cash, $107 monthly pay-|

modern | 124

3

thr Ss, ectr 5 private. terrace,

rhe:

ies.

:

appreciating

UNFURNISHED

ully

built-in 5

near bus stop. at house.

ee

REN

NKOer

—

residence

FOR

LOTS

preferred model,|

bedrooms,

ern completely water, screens,

droperty, ocean front farms, | Convenient residential oan one wear ie: neighborhood, investment property. J. | stop, commercial section, tennis sacien, Angeles. Call REALTORS | Call at 227 Campeche St... Baldrich. | 9.46 Ashiord Hato Rey, or phone 7-0143. 52

UF |

FOR SALE

landscape, and | 1290 Register now-

52

TE Ti, | Ta0ms: servant's quarters, 2 car xarage, | 1500 SQ. FT. office space available, Stop | limited to 5 students ‘per class. Teleone block | 1460 meter lot. Information 9-0215. 20, Santurce. Centrally located. _ phone 2-8927 for further information.

VACUUM

CLEANERS

PUNTA LAS MARIAS section, fiom the beach, nicely furnished apart- | 1308 42g | conditioned. Parking, private sanitary | 1265 521 m all screened. with air conditioner, installations, seven divisions of different ELECTEO-LUX World’s only automatic t eds. b oom with closet, comsizes, flourescent lamps. Rent reason-| ATR FREIGHT FORWARDING vacuum cleaner and air purifier. Also i mn ti om and kitchen with | FULLY FURNISHED three bedroom | able, established by Rent Control Board repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO z 2 ric stove, utensils and| private house in best seétion of Villa} of Puerto Rico. Third floor. Telephone | 472 caipMENTS Internationally and | DIRT. see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT. ho 2478 ta, Las Ma-|Caparra, frem June Ist until Oct. Ist, | available. New building, screened. locally. Personalized Service by Air | Del Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604, ria t

2353

call Mr. or 3-3800

>

Ambrosiani,

| House fully very quiet.

52

equipped. good Ring 8-1697,

1338

garden

and |

Located Hipoaromo 652. Centro Tecnico Esteva,

For information, telephone 2-5856.

430 | 1363

Express International Corp.. at San Juan International Airport. Call 9-1196

.

BOOKKEEPING PART TIME Bookkeeping lable. Journals. ledgers, etc. Monthly weekly or

Phone i324

GUEST HOUSE, ‘ith nice ocean Conda lo

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House Condado.

|

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|

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Beach for

1138

couples

travel

UF

MAGDALEN

Mcorited

_

?

- Annie DUFFY'S old beach

i

2 Call

387

Mauret,

Manager

breakfast.

Isla

or

38-1012.

UF

from

Airport.

air

Near

swim-

;

within served.

,

_ .

BLANCHE

single

bath.

Beautiful

restaurants’ Breakfast

Quest

ffouse.

conditioned

beach.

Sun

2

Double

rooms

terraces.

o

with

77)

=

:

SANTA

MARIA

—

Handsome

GARDEN

giant

of | in

a

HILLS

superb

—

A _

jocation!

superb

Fully

offering

air

eondi-

| tion one biock from La Concha | Private entrance. Daily & weekly

third of an acre. | tioned four bedroom residence wilh two baths, guest enormous double living room, separate Big kitchen, se-| dining room. Master bedroom suite in-

parate laundry and fots Real opportunity for

of a

14

Celeste

Todd,

|

telephone

Hotel rates

Single

with

and

private

HOUSE, 606 Olimpo]| Santurce, Centrally

double

bath,

HOTEL

LUQUILLO

$4.

accommoda-

some

| ‘amily served

UF 500

air

single.

con-

Mrs.

atmosphere. 1859 McCleary

:

House

Delicious Ave. Tel.

HOUSE

| room with private hot and cold -vater,

$15

double.

by the 773 LA

month.

—

Taft

53.

Each]

bath, airconditioned, independent entrance

$12.

%-0887

single. or

Special

2-2206.

rates; UF

PROVIDENCIA

information,

—_oUEAN

Guest

GUEST

GUEST

HOUSE

-|

Parque 153. Near beaches, restaurants, theatres, busses. Sun terrace, all airUF | conditioned rocms. Cooking facilities. For

VIEW

Box

12384

phone

Loiza

2-9352

Station,

or

write

conditioned.

meals} rates. C.A. 3-6802 | 2-6267.

UF ! 1159

Daily,

Rivera,

dressing

weekls,

Manager.

tfoom,

library,

-—

on

an

Colegio

attractive

del

cabinets

built

in,

big

Pilar.

really big with oven,

and

lot,

Modern] a_

ROOSEVELT — Opportunity | dentist, lawyer or salesman

office

at

.bed-]| Excellent stove | entrances

storage | O'Neill

cellar.

off

1323

home

in

a

monthly

Telephone

510

private

agers |oiiZWigrRe, f= S

o _

ert

Street.

Lots

of

parking

'

TELS.

3-5315

€a

]

on

and

premises.

Sc R

location.

three bedroom house wiih en Roosevelt Avenue and on

:

: eS) >

for doctor, who wants

central

.

CASCADE GUESi HOUSE — at the beach, in the city. No.6 Elena St.,| UF | Ocean Pars Santurce. Efficiency apartments suites — rooms — _ air-

a|

to

residence wif three | rooms, giant kilchen

and

space. | cludes active | bath.

.

; ROMANY

close

storage large,

to

and

with

family!

Santurce.

Double | 195; famous

Luquillo. Puerto Rican food. Luquillo, P.R.

JENN¥’S:

UF

IAFT

55

located.

jtions

402

2-1356.

2

Verde | AUNT

Interconcinental.

and

eae

bave | RESTAURANT. On thefrom ocean. home, remodeled and now charm. offer|tooms,$7 3 minutes the

San Juan 9-0532.

8-1804 53 | 1279

4 home on landscaped jour jarze bedrooms, apartment with bath.

with private bath, some] beach of patio, some air conditioned. | continental to beach and bus, From | 369 » $10. double. All Tates

complete

near 9-9144,

De

} minutes

ming beach. Good walking digtance. 3.0834.

MAISON

<i

and “Unc

One block from La Concha |qitioned. Rates from Beach Hotels. acreons | Cruthirds, 2-3994. Telephones 3-6231 and | 955

THE z,

Trees”,

:

Some | COLONIAL GUEST hotel andj|Avenue, Miramar,

facilities.

6-0283.

REPAIRS

:

larse living and diningroom, aircondi. | Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner} | oned bedroom for two, kitchen and| Wilson. Manager Vicente Julia, Tele-} | private bath. Located in Condado sec. | 2hone 3-2936. | Call

HOUSE shfor

The

7.

to

ASHFORD

to “Under

ee

f ditit RAVES c 2

close

n|and one minute from beach. 17. Carrion Court, corner of McLeary. Member Cc bbean Tourist Association. Telephone

M

APPLIANCE

MARQUEZ REPAIR SHOP repairs all Service avai- | makes washers, dryers, dishwashers, payroll taxes, | electric ranges, and gas stoves. Same hourly rates.| day service Guarantee on parts. Call

| SAN JUAN GUEST MOUSE: Enjoy ,SAN ANTONIO GUEST HOUSE One breakfast and drinks on your private| Tapia Street. Ocean Park, San Juan, | terrace in delightful continertal-run | Rooms with private bath, airconditioned

|

le

UF

SERVICE

:

Santur-

512

:

.

Parque,

927

144

A Bhiram

between San Jorge and | ce: Telephone 2-5353.

53 | for further: details.

tor

u

in

.

3-6535

a

430

TUT ON JUAN STAR — Wednesday, April 27, 1960

my

(

SPORTS & FOREIGN

CARS

SWIMMING

1959 TAUNUS DELUXE Station Wagon, like new. 4300 miles. Taxes paid. Two tone—pale green /white. Radio, white sidewalls, all plastic interior, other extras call Fort Buchanan, 2-0000 Ext.

3BM D4.

1357,

3149.

* 52

CARS

1156

166

Gini

free

EMPLOYERS: absolutely NO

personnel]

in

countants, ceptionists,

the

AGENCIES

We can provide COST, with the line

of

all

of

in

Ac-

Typists,

Re-

office

3-0391,

between

10:30

per-

AM

HELP

WANTED

RESERVATIONS

Male or~ aesirable

Female. but not

7

|

business

for

yourself.

Go

Earn

61,

3247

Miss

high

com-

FACTORY

MANAGER.

Well-known

have

experience

as

meeting

manager

production

of

requirement

30165,

to

Robert

Santurce,

schedules,

KNITTING periénced, pointment

WANTED,

Box

52

8-8363.

must

between

10

Bayamén, 1345

-

12

AM,

3-3047,

ask

working

for

O’Kelone.

the

Collier

Corp.

are preComplete furnished

at our A.M. to

3-8488, 9 at $75.00

cost. Call Mr. 2 P.M. Trainees

(Guaranteed 3310

Jay, start

draw). 428

FEXPERUENCED ARCHITECT or architectural d man. Call G. D. McDade, 3-4759, between 1 PM and 5 PM. 3304 427

I HAVE

an excellent

job for you

—

sales training to work for international book company. Earn $150 per week. Spanish not necessary. Cal] 3-6689. 1238

7

ATTENTION

AND

. located

in San

430

MILITARY

VETERANS

Juan

—

PERSONEL

First

vicinity,

class

has

firm,

open-

ings for men over 25 years of age with @ motor transport background. ExcelJent rate of pay, If you are about to be discharged or are a veteran and are planning to make Puerto Rico your home, don’t miss this opportunity. Send resume to Box Q, The San Juan Star.

1219

HELP

UF

WANTED

SECRETARY

—

Ford

6

steering,

52

radio.

&

one Clean. Taxes

429

with

the dependable care you look for and seldom find. Telephone 6-3357, 6-3329 Capitol Transportation, Inc., for a free So Agents for Atlas Van Lines. x

FEMALE

—-STENOGRAPHERS:

We

have openings for expert biligual seeretary-stenographers. Apply in person te Borinquen Employment Agency, San tr aid 361, San Juan.

52

3

Germany,

Japan.

Packing,

crating, storage, shipping. U.S. Van Lines, Ine. Call La Bolsa. Tel. 2-2726, 2-2067 Leén No. 1057, Santurce.

Agent of Muebleria Ponce de

274

UF

MOVING?

SAVE

WITH

all types of moving, large or small. Muebleria Torres, bo

Stop

20,

TORRES.

no matter Moderate Fernandez

Santurce.

Tel.

We

do

if it be prices. Juncos 2-5791.

YOUR furniture by Almacenes Inc., opposite Pier 9, San Juan. Séfvice, responsibility. guaranty Local an@ long distance. We store your belongings, Agents National Van Lines Tel 2-2374, 422 UF MOVING;! WHO moves you is as important as where you move. Moving, packing, shipping and storage of furniture. C,\W. SIEGMUND, Villa Prades Development. Rio Piedras. Tel. oa 69 |

T.V. PAN

SALES

AMERICAN

&

LABS

BOB WILCHEK Television Service Over 10 years experience is behind the best in T. V. sevice and repair on receivers of any make or model, All work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268. ur

ANYWHERE IN Caribbean, will: try mew work. Modest salary required. Adaptable to new conditions. Write Art Hannon, 1229 Hale Street, Philadelphia 31, Pennsylvania. 1327 429

&

TELEVISION,

RADIO RADIOS,

RENTAL for

rent

in

Water

—

free

kicker. Summit

—

38°

19°

Emancipator

U.S.

Mail

FOR

on

can be 3-0435. 427

SALE

Reasonable after 8 PM.

prices.

INSTITUTO DE IDIOMAS — Conversa tional courses in Spanish, French, English. Classes day and night. Cal] 2-3542. 1355 Ponce de Leén Avenue, Second Floor, Stop 19, Santurce. 1091

34

KNITTING MACHINE TECHNICIAN PEARCE up

fashioned. electricai_ riages,

pedestals

Call

3-0040

STEEL

42":

1958

ing,

coal]

65132

or

430

for expert and paint