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the San Juan Star

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol. I No. 152

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, April 29, 1960

San

Jase.

postage

pald

Paerte

Rise

Tel. 3-8400

000StolenHere:

Nea

$68

of

10¢

Held, Man Hunted |Club Owner's Home

Forced Into; None Oi Cash Haul Recovered By RALPH ANGLADA Police last night were questioning two men

and hunt-

ting a third in connection with the brazen daylight robbery of

a San

Juan

Pedro

nightclub

Silva

Pabon

000 in cash was home at Block ;

“>

owner’s

said

taken A-2m

$68,-+

from his Sagrado

THAT’S THE MAN—Gardener Narciso Félix Rivera (right) points to one of the al gunmen

Cestau

Bone).

he said

Nieves,

arrested

stole

$68,000

along

with

cash

from his boss.

one other

man

The

last night.

suspect

(STAR

is Luis

photo

s

with

when

armed

the

STAR

Washington

Correspondent

WASHINGTON — yesterday

voted

71-5

Ark.),

The. Senate to

request

the U.S. Secretary of State study a proposal to establish

to in

Puerto Rico a “north-south” technical and cultural exchange center for Latin America. The roll-call vote on an amendment to the $1,425,000,000 Mutual Security Authorization Bill followed a brisk exchange between Republican and Democratic leaderships.

sponsored

The

by

amendment,

Sen.

George

A.

Smathers (D-Fla.), directs the State Department to conduct a

chairman

Foreign

rushed saying

of

Relations

to the

the

Senate

Committee,

Smathers’ support, center would prove

an excellent training ground badly needed technicians

underdeveloped

for for

countries,

Demanded

Roll-Call

Sen. Frank J. Lausche (D-Ohio) objected that the Puerto Rico proposal

did not. consider

the Foreign

Relations Committee and demanded a roll-call vote on Sen. Smathers’ amendment, The Democratic leadership then agreed to change

permissive.

Lyndon

‘J

B.

have

the

Johnson

no

study

Sen. ries

we

+

las

“the

no

‘‘But,’’

Sen.

(D-Tex.)

said,

he

will

price

and

known

as

Bayamon.

No Loot Recovered Police had not recovered of the money to press last

as The night.

lino

do by

Flores

Rodriguez,

Maldona-

and -Cestau were identified Narciso Felix Rivera, Silva’s

car-

San Juan Dist. Atty. Zoilo Duefio made the formal armed rob-

asks

only

and technical intefehange.”’ Congress is free to accept the Department of State plan and must vote

the

necessary

funds.

The Smathers. proposal envisions the use of grants and fellowships to underwrite training for students, and

community

leaders

such as the University of Puerto Rico, private institutions, or through special facilities if neces-

sary. Hawaii

Project

Snagged

A

CARACAS, Venezuela DC-3 in the service

cluding

young

lion

gave authorities details explosion, are in grave tion.

(R(D-

--- his amendment

refused

an

project Bureau to

estimated

struck of the

recommend

$32

support.

The an

SENATOR SMATHERS

at and

past

men

Silva’s

gunpoint, bound

into

him

the

with

a

rubber cord. The robbers then locked Mrs. (See $68,000 STOLEN, Page 14)

Million Asked For Traffic Crack-Down — By Gov. ed

A. W. MALDONADO Luis Mufioz Marin call-

on

center

intense

is also the object ‘of campaign

for

private

contributions in the new state. Yesterday the Senate voted no funds for Hawaii.

The‘ Intelligence

announced plosion

the

was

Service

cause

a

bomb.

here

of the

ex-

Investiga-

tion is continuing to determine whether sabotage or by a mentally: deranged person.

The

authorities

plane

exploded

after

departing

here

parts scttering

tance.

announced

passengers and Two survivors,

from

crew who of the condi7

one the

hour airport

a great

In

the

a

legislature

yesterday

on

violators.

dis-

traffic

special

legislature, to

and

triplets.

perhaps

Senators George D. Aiken Vt.) and J. W. Fulbright

dener, house

the

the

the

$243,000 training

country’s Postal Department blew-up over the central plains yesterday with 13 aboard, in-

already endorsed the Hawaii center, and pointedly remarked that

not.

way

wife, on the pretext of delivering a case of rum, while a third assailant forced the family gar-

ce

(AP)— of this

Hospital

costing

centers

their

Venezuelan Plane Explodes, 11 Dead

11 of the are dead.

cultural

forced

mended

million

“these

Old

erack-down

over a three-year period. The State legislature has voted $2 mil-

Budget

come cheaper by the dozen.” Dirksen also added that Hawaii is a state and Puerto Rico is

Colon,

Plaza

Juan. Delivering Rum Testimony revealed two

cessa jail when they could not post $10,000 bail. Silva’s residence was entered

funds for the center. The University of Hawaii last year com: piled detailed plans for a program

The ‘‘east-west a snag when the

noted that the Senate had

“El La

laundry,

about

for a study on the creation of a bery charges. Maldonado and “the to appropriate $1,094,000 for the continued “hemispheric center for cultural Mexican” were taken to La Prin-: Police Department’s

The floor debate on Puerto Rico erupted shortly after the Senate approved an amendment to the Foreign Aid Bill authorizing the Hawaii cultural exchange center. Minority Leader Sen. Everett M. Dirksen (R-

I11.)

any

STAR went They .added

gardener, who along with Silva’s wife, Petra Velez, was at the scene of the crime. ;

in Latin countries. The work may be carried out in existing schools

The State Department was asked to report on the Puerto Rico project before next January 3. ‘Cheaper by the Dozen’

and

make

amendment

tag,

Texas,

they know the identity of the third man and tossed out a dragnet for him. ‘ Brought before Judge Marce-

request.”

Smathers’

teachers,

study similar to the one presented Congress this year for an “east-west” center in Hawaii.

doubt

MaldonaCesDal-

7S

the world ‘‘shall’’ to ‘‘may,” thus making the request for the study

more

(Willie)

Apartments,

Cultural Center For Latin America In P. R. PRIEST.

Gabriel

do Dipini, 34, and Luis M. tau Nieves, 30, formerly of

<

WALTER

is

cabaret of the

Gloria

robbery

Mexican.” Both live at Gallardo

Bob

Senate Supports Study Of Pian To Found By

Silva

San

M.

by

at

yesterday.

Silva was not home ; robbery occured. were

leged

reported,

a.m.

part-owner of the Cofre,’ and owner

Charged

Sioeee

police

10:30

Corazon Development .in the Cu; pey Bajo section of Rio Piedras.

+ at police headquarters last night re

home.

into,

message

to

Governor

recom:

addition

force.

of 216 -poli-

He

asked

immediately additional

for

purchase

“Of

The

the

for

to begin personnel,

of

equipment.

Major

Magnitude

Governor

said

“traffic

safety is becoming a problem of major magnitude in Puerto Rico.” He pointed out that the

traffic

death

miles higher So

rate

per

vehicle

traveled is three than the U.S. far

this

year

124

times persons

died in traffic accidents compared with 86 last year. The Governor said traffic accidents are costing

Puerto

Rico

million annually, plus ed human anguish. The

government’s”

about

$20

untabulatefforts

would fail, the Governor pointed out, if it lacked the support of churches, homes and civie institutions

in éreating

a “watch-

ful public opinion that vigoreus(See MILLION

ASKED, Page 14)


THE SAN JUAN SEAR — Friday, April 29, 1960

2

Time

Benitez Cancels Parade To Avoid New Demonstrations By

A.

W.

of

University Chancellor

training

MALDONADO

Jaime

Puerto

Rico

Benitez

can-

many

other

The

two

during

years

courses

parade

terday

was

nor

The Chancellor also issued a statement announcing that the newly-formed Academic Senate will study the possibility of making Reserve Officer's. Training at the University voluntary. On Tuesday a group of about 30 students shouted, howled and cat-ealled during an Army and Air Force ROTC parade in ho-

Observers

report that commands could be heard above the noise.

first

the

just

are

as

pro-Independence,

not

of

scheduled

to

have

former

been

in

ROTC

ho-

faculty

joint

public

the

Worker’s

Bank,

the

hearings

proposed

House

Speaker

and Ernesto

it was ‘ment

of

a

of

Loan

Chancellor tedly “very

bank

owned

; banks. University

de- ‘Labor

union

i

t Invited to appear ‘ing are Secreta... repor- | Jose R. Noguer:

Benitez was angry” at the

by

Fernando

monstration. He termed it “irres- jand president ponsible conduct.” Development He pointed out that ROTC Pico.

at this hearthe Treasury secretary of

wierra

of ihe Bank

FACE-LIFTER AT WORK—Pfc. Earl R. Orgis is shown at work restoring the mural in the dome of the Protestant

Chapel, Ft. Brooke.

The oyiginal is the work of 19th Cen-

tury Puerto Rican painter, L. Boudot, and depicts a standing angel with lion and lamb. - Orgis, a graduate of the Minneapolis School of Art, estimates the job will take a (U. S. Army photo.) month.

Building Is Planned To House Six Plants

Berdecia,

Government Dr. Rafael

The project, which, including land, will cost about $400,000, is sponsored by Malco Realty Corp.

—International Elastic Corp. and Sylvan -Mills Inc.—is also a principal shareholder in Malco Realty. The two-story building will be designed ‘to provide space for up to six industrial plants with 10,000 square feet of floor space each.

Max

Contractor

'a

Cohen,

principal

of in

New two

building

York

local

at

City,

concerns

Islanders’ Legal Aid Ask Jury Dismissal requested

dismissal

of the

jury

because no members are of Puerto Rican ancestry. Judge Irwin Davidson took

the

motion

under

advisement

but rejected an appeal for separate trials. Defendants are Salvador Agron, 17, known in gang circles as “Dracula”; Antonio Hernandez, 17, called ‘Umbrella Man”; Francisco Cruz, 18; Nestor Hernandez, 16; Rafael Colon, 27; Jose Rivera, 20, and Rogelio Soto, 17. They are accused of_ fatally stabbing Robert Young, 16, and Anthony Krzesinski, 16, in a

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YOURSELF your

dog gets appetizing

last

Podriatrist

FOOT In Ken-L-Ration

for

the

project,

which

is scheduled to he completed in January, 1961, is Jose D. Reyna. Leasing agent for the building

is the

Puerto

vestment PRIDCO.

Rico

Corp.,

a |

Industrial

In-

subsidiary

of

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Legislature, of

the

House

Ernes-

Antonini and House Commitiee Chairman

Aguedo

Mojica

an

Organic

ment

of

Marrero

the

Law

major

cational

pre-

reforms system

Aug.

-

30.

TREATMENTS

DR. ANTONIO P. PEREZ 21

years

1419 Stop

21

professional

Fernéndez

experience

Juncos Phone

Ave. 3-8071

Ponce cloudy

isolated

thun-

dershowers

this afternoon;

Puer-

to

Virgin

Rico,

Coastal

of

Islands

Waters—scattered

and ‘show-

ers and a few thundershowers mainly this afternoon, partly cloudy through tonight. WINDS: Southeasterly at five

to 15 knots. TEMPERATURES: High (at International Airport 12:30

p.m.,

warmest

reading

92 at for

April 28 since 1951 here; low 74. STATESIDE: (at 2 p.m. yesterday, San Juan time) New York—63, partly cloudy; Boston

—48,

Chiropodist

San Juan, — Partly

chance

partly

cloudy;

Miami—84,

partly cloudy; Chicago—60, part-|' ly cloudy; Los Angeles—6l,.

clear; San cloudy.

Francisco—54,

under

Impossible

They study

Toe

in

MISS

conside-

the

session.

that

the

entire

House

educational

system—on which a large part of the reform will be based — will not die at the end of this session

but

will

be

used

by

the

next legislative Assembly. Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin’s messageto the Legislature on the educational

reform,

expected

soon, can also be used next year, they pointed out. The long-

be

message

is

expected

a

to

Law Law.

Mojica pointed out that aspects of the reform will

handled

ing

this

session

teachers’

salary

bill.

includincrease

: ‘Thousand

School

Laws’

, The Speaker was asked whether the prediction that the next Legislative tinue the

Assembly will coneducational reform

started by this Assembly depends on

the

Popular

Party

this year’s elections. “The only way the ean

lose

this

winning

Populars

election

is

if

a

mental epidemic were to affect mind of the electorate or if a Physical epidemic were to kill all Populars,” Ramos Antonini

said.

Emergency

Registry

Thursday All Night Pharmacy d J 1304 ce Tel. 3-5169 Doctors on. Night Duty Metropolitan Area Juan — Santurce Piedras — Barrio Obrero

|

For hotel and guest house room reservations in St. Thomas, St. Croix, St. John and Tortola call: RUSSELL ISLAND TOURS San Juan 3-1317

of

edu-

Complete

this

stressed on

partly

THE ViRGIN ISLANDS AMERICA'S TROPICAL PARADISE

San Rio Call

Tel.

3-2467

for

information

assistance Puerto Nuevo & Caparra Dr. Ivan Banucci M

10

and

Terrace

303

Rpto. Tel.

Metropolitano 6-4283 Caguas

MUST HAVE A KNOWLEDGE OF KIRSEHOSFS THEORY OF WHEATSTONE BRIDGE, CIRCUIT DIAGRAM READING. TRIGONOMETRY AND ONE YEAR OF ELECTRICAL PHYSICS REQUIRED.

two

of the

Speaker Ramos Antonini and committee chairman Mojica asserted it is impossible to complete the reform in the few days

Fer

DON’T

Depart-

deal with the University and the Organic Education

with scattered showers today and tonight,

the are

ration.

Rep. certain FORECAST: and Mayaguez

for

Education

ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN Wholesome... Nourishing

-legisla-

yesterday.

awaited

a

NEW YORK (AP) — Attorneys for seven Puerto Ricans charged with murder yesterday

IS SO GOOD

the

remaining Groundbreaking is scheduled for the first week in May on a 60,000-

square foot industrial 427 Carpenter Rd.

KEN-L-RATION

said

The amendment of the University law and the creation of

Ra-

and unions, designed to banking services not through commercial

MALDONADO

dicted that the next Legislative | Assembly elected this November would continue the educational reform started but left unfinished this year. This session, and all work started during it, ends May 31.

Tues-

creation

Savings

of

tors

Dr.

The House and Senate committees on Labor and Finance will on

sion

Speaker

Bank Sef For Tuesday day

W.

to Ramos Edueation

Hearing On Worker’s

hold

A.

Lack of time will prevent the law regulating the University of Puerto Rico from _ being amended or replaced this ses-

for yes-

members. Leading citizens in Puerto Rico along with the Chancellor and his staff were to be present.

reported. A University official members speculated yesterday that the !provide demonstration was inspired by available people outside the for political reasons.

By

manda-

mos Antonini announced yesterThe students protesting com- day. The bill, introduced by Ramos pulsory ROTC training were calls for the establishmostly from the University Fra- | Antonini,

ternity

Bars Action On UPR Law

tory.

celled an ROTC parade scheduled for yesterday afternoon to avoid additional student demonstrations against compulsory military training at the University.

nor of the Chancellor.

is mandatory

student's

Factor

|

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Stop 30 — Hato Rey Tel. 6-0262 of 6-2222 Ext.

20

If impossible to locate your M.D. in

emergency

the

Medicel

contact for you.

a@

3-2467

Associction doctor

DALE Riss

call

piece:

will

immediotely

METZ pe

and

£5


THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR

—

Friday,

April

29, 1960

Troops Quell Turkey

South Korea's New Regime Molded As Rhee Withdraws

Meanwhile, Huh

the

replaced

man

at

tirement just 10 hours after the vice-presidential suicide. Crowds along

of

helm

of

the riot-ridden republic, Syngman

Rhee, rode off into retirement from the presidential mansion to a hillside villa outside the capital. : ° And the man whose election to Vice President touched off the South Korean revolt, Lee Ki-Poong, committed suicide with

his

wife

a cottage

and

two

sons

on the grounds

presidential

the route,

the

young

lence

whom

the

Riots; 4 Dead, 50 Hurt

Rhee was chauffeured into re-

SEOUL (AP)—The new was busy replacing the old in South Korea yesterday. Acting President Huh Chung named six Independents to his new government, bringing the strength of the reform cabinet to nine, including himself.

had

including

rebels

some

whose

overthrown

ISTANBUL, terday

vio-

the

85-

mansion.

Vacant Posts Huh’s action left vacant only the posts of defense, agriculture and communications in the cabinet.

Progressive Party

misuse

free

of

political

fluence in the future. An official statement indicated that moves along those lines had been under discussion “for some time” before the riots broke out, and that approval of new

aid

projects

had

been

Board,

which

gives

fi-

spending,

A.

Be-

Fajardo.

Candidates in Fajardo include Mrs. Adelita Texidor de Lopez for mayor; Elisa Calderon de Didier for district representative and Jesus Morales Garcia and Alfredo Didier as district Senators. Name

Switch

Stalled

Registration -will be der

the

name

of the

Drive

made

un-

Progressive

Party of Puerto Rico, instead of the Democratic Party of Puerto Rico as first intended. The name switch followed an announcement last Monday by Commonwealth Secretary of Justice Hiram Cancio that in his opinion the label Democratic Party of Puerto Rico violates the local election law in that it conflicts with the Popular Democratic Party. The Democratic registration drive, launched last March 20 in Culebra, was stalled pending this name clarification. Finances Improved It also was slowed, reportedly, by lack of funds, Informed sources report that during the past

48

mances

hours

have

Benitez

the

Benicrat

radically

predicts

registration

in

REAPPOINTED—USS.

Court

Judge

FREDERICK

the Senate. (STAR Gunter Hett)

$400,000

HARMON

Ruiz

Na-

photo

by

and television

area

received

emption. company El

Mundo

tina

the

10-year

and

ex-

will

be

at

a

cost

well

in

is reportedly planned.

Drug

1762 Loiza St.

Sant. Drugs & Sundries - Prescriptions Filled

Tel. 2-1510 delivery

Free & Parking

here coincided with of delegates for a when a special parliacommission received

In the morning,

feet

Hato

800 students

helped

to

bring

re-

down

government of South President Syngman Rhee.

at

sity

Rey.

the El in the

Stop

11,

Mundo WKAQ

Ponce

de

Ave.

company

will have

in machinery

an in-

and equip-

city

bing

operations in

the

By

WALTER

STAR

but

the

students

the

Korean

continued

to

ed repeatedly “‘liberty’’ and ‘‘Ataturk died for a dictator.” This

was

a reference to the founder of

the

Turkish

Republic

and

its

na

tional hero, Kemal Ataturk. The head of the university, Sidik Sami Onar, attempted to keep police out of the university grounds. He was slightly injured before being taken to police headquarters.

CHARTERED

the transfer of historic fortress from the U.S.

the

National

Park

delay

76

accom-

BANK,

the

transfer

The Chase Manhattan

Fernos

Bank

complished

are

still

Member Federal Deposit insurance

The

Fort

Brooke

two-acre

Fort

for

approval

under golf

Brooke

DEPARTMENT

3-8255

P. O. Box 11037

3-0160

Fdez. Juncos Station

we CHASE MANHATTAN BANK SSeseseeasnheneerseeaad

36

concourse

military

cemetery, plus a small tract in Arecibo previously used as an Army reserve center and once owned by the Commonwealth.

New Mailing Address:

Corp.

t . 7eaeneee es teseteataenstueaenane

almost

was not included in the proposed tranfer. Also okayed was the disposal as surplus property of the almost

the Collection MANHATTAN

Federal Deposit Insurance

the way Services without

sideration.

New Telephones:

Member

of

recommended

Santurce, P: R.

.

Service.

of the transfer with the condition that the public be allowed free access to El Morro, although details on how this will be ac-

formerly located in the San Juan Branch,

COLLECTION

is the time

El Morro Army to

Cristobal to the park service use as a historic site.

will be relocated on the fifth floor of the Chase Manhattan Bank building, Stop 23, Santurce.

excess

4

acres' at Fort Brooke, including El Morro, its walls and Fort San

17990

May 2 CHASE

|

Bureau

WASHINGTON Resident Commissioner Dr. Antonio Fernos-Isern yesterday approved

Our COLLECTION DEPARTMENT has moved! *Effective Monday, Department of the

soon

PRIEST

Washington

world.

Almost all TV productions of stateside origin are dubbed here.

and

Fernos’ action cleared all political activity in Police broke up that pro- | for the House Armed Committee to approve

fused to go to classes at the university. They shouted slogans approving action by Korean youth

which

the

Spanish.

your friend at Super

day night mentary

entered

For his television station,’ WKAQ-TV (Telemundo, Channel 2), Ramos maintains one of the largest Spanish-language dub-

to talk to

LOIZA

been

NATO meeting on Monday. Demonstrations began Wednes- |

ban of Turkey. test.

ment of about $400,000. It is expected that 186 persons will be employed when in full production.

fi-

of -the outlays usually possible for _new political parties here,

in

vestment

plished “in the next 60 days.” A vigorous advertising program,

to

a meeting yesterday. Riots And NATO Meet

demonstrate and sing the Turkish independence anthem. They ‘shout-

The Listed

due

where

attend

Outbreaks gathering

had

to

Iran

a

he

flight

troops, many of service in the Korean

Transfer Plan For El Morro

nightfall. a

Students demonstrated in favor of Inonu and against a three-month

tax exsaid it use an

square

by

Pending completion of that building, the concern will make

Leon

party’s

island’s

30,000

calm

cancelled

Students Sing Anthem Police cordoned off the univer-

Building

Arsen-

The exemption was granted for the production of motion pictures, and television films and commercials, plus dubbing of motion picture and TV films into

about

use of space at Broadcasting Co.

Schifano. Exemptions

of

in

Fernos Okays

many an at-

Building, Roosevelt

Ave.

Other principals in the are Jose Oviedo, an official,

of

in the new El Mundo scheduled to rise on

activities.

Ramos is listed as majority stockholder in the concern Film & Dubbing Productions, Inc.,

which

mosphere

dead

restored a measure of calm.

broader powers to investigate the opposition party of Ismet Inonu.

Invested

In its application for emption, the company eventually intends to

Angel Ramos, publisher of El Mundo, has received an indusfrial tax exemption grant from the Commonwealth government covering a wide range of motion

picture

Presence of so Istanbul restored

District

Clemente

zario was sworn in yesterday morning for another eight-year term after recent approval by

improved.

his

the

municipalities

By

morial to Turkish war the heart of the city.

classes at grew into

ter city. troops in Menderes

fro-

zen. The statement added that as soon as possible meetings of the U.S—Korean Combined

started

Martial law was declared in Istanbul and Ankara, though there were no disturbances in the lat-

in-

Gets Tax Exemption

Jose

tanks blocked students who tried to make a march toward the me-

War,

demonstration

800 students boycotting Istanbul University. It

By HAROLD J. LIDIN The pro-statehood faction in the Democratic Party (the Beby

with

ing subsided, about 50 persons had been injured and some accounts said four were dead.

alleged

Premier

be-

Adnan

Seasoned whom saw

of

of

demon-

strongman

an outbreak by more than 10,000 students and others and when riot-

because

A

Resumed At Rally headed

the

fire

nal approval to aid would be resumed.

nitez, will resume its registration campaign Sunday with a rally in

Korea-like

against

of the demonstrators

gan to swell, however. Students stoned the police and the law enforcers were firing into the air to halt them. Then troops moved in. Army

Menderes.

El Mundo Publisher

nicrats),

Ranks

Thou-

government

Economic

Registration To Be

(®—

year-old leader, applauded him, while women wept. Rhee waved and smiled occasionally at the crowds. U.S. Under Fire The American Embassy, under

spending

in

to curb

strations

of US. foreign aid funds by South Korean officials, said it will’ endeavor to keep such

of the

Turkey

sands of tough Turkish troops were patrolling this city late yes-

Corporation


4

THR SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, April 29, 1960

Nike Zeus Launched From Under Ground

ban

urged

There Puerto

such have Rican

boycott

starting Marcano,

by

unloading

re-

interna-

organizations,

the AFL-CIO labor unions

avoided

has

been reports that waterfront unions,

May 15. chairman

Sen. Hipolito of the AFL-

picket

troy

cement

consigned

Juan

importer

The

protest

was

UTM

leader

Besides.

action.

products

ineffective

to the

Bordas quickly

Perez

Cia. halted

Roa

ad-

vised his longshoremen to ignore the Dominican exile pickets.

is affiliated. to date have

Domfican

immi-

San when

with

no, the

Perez

other rival

nounced

Roa

and

Marca-

unions here including Teamsters have an-

their

cruit

Mexico.

is

Domingo an

New

support

for

the

proposed boycott. The position of the Seafarers International Union

sitions. The

men’s March

minican

has

not been

announced.

International

Association issued

Longshore-

(ILA),

a charter

longshoremen.

last

to the Do-

This

ac-

tion, favored by ILA General-Secretary Teddy Gleason, has drawn

sharp

criticism

AFL-CIO officials Federation policy.

from as

allegedly

ranking contrary-to-

SPECIAL SALE

possession

rants. Martinez

was

let

in

wound

a

firearm.

the

found

with

a bul-

left

side

of

his

chest outside his home at Barrio Corea (Korea) in the town of Coamo on April 18, where he was on a weekend pass. He was rush-

as

‘“‘critical.’’”

and

four

empty

shells

at

the

After

extensive

interrogation,

District Attorney Carlos Coll Carpintero said Martinez confessed to having shot himself. He quoted

Martinez

as saying that he saw

war movie earlier that turned home in ‘“‘a high

a

night, reemotional

himself.

.

Justice of the Peace Rodriguez set Martinez’

William bail at

$1,000.

ESA Undertakes Study Of Old San Juan Rents The Commonwealth Economic Stabilization Administration (ESA). has started investigating residential rents in old San Juan. The

HATO REY

ed

‘and many other household appliances all at bargain prices!

will

cover

the

rates

also

it wants

to

determine

if tenants and landlords know their rights and duties on rents, Buildings in Old San Juan are

subject those

to rent control, except the

Institute

of. Puerto

Ri-

can Culture has designated as worthy o frestoration and which | have met requirements set. by | the Institute.

@

Heaters from *95" *45"

study

paid and services and facilities available in homes, whether the properties are registered with the Administration, and if rents are in accord with the established rates, The Administration announc- |

‘100°

HI-FI’S from

he”

scene.

on

appliances

from

Subsequently,

was transferred to Ft. Brooke. According to the Ponce District Attorney’s office, Martinez first told authorities he had been shot by one of three unidentified persons who, he alleged sprayed bullets at him as he _ investigated noises outside his home early in the ‘morning. Police, however, found a gun

pitch,’ and after firing several times in the air, turned the gun

famous high quality General Electric

WATER

of

currently listed at Ft. Brooke Army Hospital as ‘“good’’—war-

Here is your special chance to get

STOVES

toe

Army authorities said that Ret. Efrain Martinez Rodriguez of Training Co. C, USATC, Ft. Buchanan, would, if so requested, be turned over to Ponce police authorities as soon as his condition—

at the G-E SALES CENTER METROPOLITAN SHOPPING CENTER

confessed

legal

enemy intercontinental ballis

tic missiles, could be launched from protected underground po(SIU),

who

shooting himself as he attempted to re-live a war movie. Was charged here yesterday with il-

Paintings

@

Gifts

@)

RICARDO PARRA | DECORACCIONES = and

CARIBBEAN DIVISION C0., INC. 950

Ponce

Step

1412,

de

Leon,

Miramer

announces its annual

Sale

Furniture

Clearance

25% Discount on everything

Wide

selection

of

fine furniture and

aimjwm

launch a general Dominican mari-

This

led

Range,

An Army announcement said this was the first disclosure that the Nike Zeus, intended to des-

line here last April 19 against the Rio Haina, a Dominican vessel

water-

sile

surppog @

which U. S.

Muniz

pre-

action

Hospital, described

accessories 9

been

labor

S.

Santo

boycott

ed to Ponce District where his condition was

Imported

tional

Mufiz

U.

against nent.

that

re-

@

freight.

Dominican

shippers

19-year-old Army

GENERAL@@ ELECTRIC

Decoration.

service

Telephone 3-2615 Drapes @ Paintings

wey

prompt

of

By PEDRO ROMAN PONCE—A

Bedding

will

peatedly

will

of

demonstration,

front unions to boycott against

time

president

Roa, reon _ local

missile model was fired yesterday from an underground launching site at the White Sands Mis-

@

Muniz,

the Free Syndicate Workers in Exile. The

CIO) chief Juan Perez cently served notice

will be picketed May announced yesterday

Francisco

dicted,

New

Molla Furniture.

by

in

An

@

York harbor 14, it was

CIO state federation of labor, and Dock Workers Union (UTM-AFL-

J. LIDIN

shipping

—

anti-missile

Gifts

HAROLD

(AP)

Zeus

@

By

Dominican

Nike

@

WASHINGTON Army

SITLOSsIIV pa310dwiy

Shipping In New York Bared

Army Recruit Shoots Self, Reliving Movie

Accessories

Plans To Picket Dominican

=

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MMEDIATE ELIVERY |

ON CO CEMENT CORPORRicanATI Enterprise dedicatedto COM

ea

eae

Aeon


PPB rR era

Living Costs Up In March

Merit Awards Will Go To Two Employees Today Merit

after

declining

previous months. The combined items

in

the

will be

given

to-

of the Caribbean Area Agricultural Conservation and Stabilization

two

Administration, Stop 20, Santurce. Miss Moraima Colon, of the

of

all

director’s office will receive $100 and a certificate of merit for out-

price

in-

standing

in the

average

consumer

awards

day at 4:30 p. m. to two employees

The cost of living in Puerto Rico rose 610ths of a point in March

SAN

efficiency

as

secretary

dex advanced to 1262 (19471949 equals 100) in March from

to the director. Mrs. Aida L.

125.6

Personnel and General Services Office, will receive $100 and a

in

Food from

February.

costs 128.8

climbed February,

129.5 an

in-

crease of 7/10ths of a point, cording to figures released

acby

the

in

to

Department

of

Labor’s

Bu-

reau of Labor Statistics. The index for locally produced foods, which has declined sharply

in

recent

months,

1610th of a point 158.2. The cost foods point

edged to 108.

up

advanced

in March to of imported 210ths

of

a

certificate ing

Olivieri,

of merit

efficiency

in her

for

clerk,

outstand-

work.

Treasury Fete Slated The Department of the Treasury is holding a party at 4 pm. today

to

honor-its

secretarial

force. Secretary of the Treasury Jose R. Noguera is scheduled to give a speech secretaries at

of tribute to the function.

JUAN

STAR

— Friday,

April 29, 1960

Market

Off $2.7

NEW YORK (AP) — The stock market declined sharply in active trading yesterday.

Moderately

lower

and

active

at the opening, the market rallied in mid-session but fell sharply near closing. It took a slight rise in the final minutes. Standard and Poor’s 500-stock index lest 48 cents to 54.56. This was equal to a loss of $2.7 billion in quoted value of listed stocks.

Last

Monday

this

The

the

back

Convair to

Delta

440 Air

is

coming

Lines’

May

Carib-

to Doyle here.

15,

the

New

Orleans-San Juan tourist flight will be carried by the same airplane formerly used for first class flights here.

Prices

will

remain

the

tourist

run,

for

Delta’s

The

Associated

Press

stocks fell

1.90 to 210.20.

unchanged carried

in

DC-6B’s. Delta discontinued its first class flights here in January and soon

after

switched

from

the

Convair 440 to the DC 6B for the new reduced fare trip. The route remains unchanged, Payne

says,

with

the

plane

stop-

ping at Havana and Port Au Prince. Delta discontinued its Ciudad Trujillo stop six months

ago.

COFFEE

(Due

te

May July Sep

Dec Mar 33.05 “M” futures closed Sales 81 contracts. High 48.00

29

32.80

16

to

35

Low 44.95

44.05 44.05

44.00 43.90

42.30

42.00

41.50

41.25

transmission

Rios

breviated.)

32.85N

lower.

represen-

AllStar Honor Roll in The Insurance Salesman, life insurance Rios

Ubarri,

of

San-

turce, was Atlantic’s leading agent in volume and premiums.

FOR LEASE 67

cuerdes

surrounded

ferm

29% 87 a

—% 2% —i

18

Unch

3914 5136 88%

—% —%

13%

Gillette

3419

+MY,

Goodrich

31% 63% 44, 25% 3634 32% 2648 24% 3048 6336 49% 41%

ae —% +% +3 —-% — 1g Vy

Gasdyear “Grace & Co.

in

new

=

Kennecott Ligg & My Lockh Air

at

the

trade

Brazilian

fair,

4,

will

cover

jects

as

well,

Medaglia

will

show

“something

Jeyuya

wr. for taste FiLrTeRe WwOGer’ ¢ wren

veenereof

Live MOveRn-CHANGE 10 MoDeRn LAM

L

sub-

in

fect

May

condition.

Pac

G

&

El

Pan A Air Pa RR Pepsi Cola

.

the

products of the great industrial cities like Sao Paulo, semething of

the

sophisticated

charm

of

Rio, something of Brazil’s many

425%

$714 19% 39% 39%

mineral, forest and agricultural products, as well as something of those picturesque spots so dear to the hearts of all tourists,” he added.

NEW

futures

YORK

(AP)

No.

—

Domestic

World fed

5.93 sugar futures to

3

lower. Hish

No.

.

Sales 7S Lew

Lewer

perbe

18.4 Rie Pie-

dras-Caguas

highway.

er

NEW

YORK

x

-%

Of Special Interest (Courtesy of Sam Juan Office Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.) B Ask

Central un-

contracts. Clese

Aguirre

Chase Manhattan Com. Oil Ref. Co.

22%

59% 356

(AP)-—Closing Dow Jones stock averages:

Open INDUS RRS UTILS STKS

—% —% —%%

3,190,000

sugar

4 closed

4444

First Natl. City Bank 79% Maule Industries 8 Pueblo Supermarkets 13% P. R. Telephone 37

seen at Km. Phone 2-0684.

Nat Dis Nat Gyps Nat Lead N Y Cent Nor Pac Nwst Airl Ohio Oil Olin Mathi

It

of

by two rivers, planted

Austin-Western,

- 1%

Pfizer Phillips Pet Pure Oil RCA

opens said.

—1%4

+18

Nat Dairy

exhibit

other

8

2M 114

MGM Mpl Hon Monsan Ch Motorola Nat Bis Nat Cash

capital

which

May

1°%4

v1,

Martin Merck

Brasilia. “

the

_

‘Lone S Ce ’ Lorillard

will serve as the outer shell of the Brazilian pavilion. Inside will be a pictorial display of However,

—-1%

204 2378 106% 6634 3834 445%

& Tel

Jones & L Kaiser Al

FOR SALE GRADER

that you are getting L&M’s Miracle Tig

Int Tel

— Unch

director

Brazilian

30

Int Paper.

To Boost Brasilia

the

" 29%

Int Harv Int Nick

Brazilian Exhibit.

in

—13 +g —M% —3% 4%

Gulf Oil Int Bus M

—38

Medaglia,

-1%

20

Wr

—%

Cola

ace

Zell ©

50% 31%

Cer de Pas Ches & Oh Chrysler Cities Sv

Francisco

Crn

+24

Pac

trading.

62% 4612 45

11044

Celanese

Coca

Oil

Distill Corp Doug Air Dow Che duPont East Air East Ko Ford Gen Elec Gen Motors Gen Tel

Atl Refin Balt & Oh Bendix Av Beth Steel Boeing Air Borg War Cdn

Cont Curt

SUGAR FUTURES

in suger cone, coffee, benenes & fruits, 2 dwellings, 1 workers dormitory, end 1 bern. For infermetion call 3-0606.

Look for the patent number

—"% —\

of the Brazilian Government Trade’ Bureau, said here that a replica of the presidential pal-

tative for the Atlantic Southern Life Insurance Co., Santurce, this week was nominated to the

Magazine.

297% |

495%

Armour

bonds were

in lisht

Con Edis

lower.

Clese 44.95N 44.05N 43.95-44.00 42.05N 41.25N

Ubarri,

difficul-

ties, today’s Stock List is ab-

Am Tel Tel Am Tob Anaconda

higher

Quotations—

Clese 37.30N 35.81N 34.70N 33.65

Insurance Agent Cifed Luios

slightly

NEW YORK (AP) — The story of Brasilia will be the central theme of the Brazilian exhibit at the 1960 United States Wold Trade Fair.

35.50-35.75A.

futures closed 26 to Sales 150 contracts. High ~ Low 37.50 37.30 35.91 35.76 34.55 34.85 33.70 33.52

and U.S. Government

In U. S. Trade Fair

FUTURES

NEW YORK (AP) — Coffee Spot Santes No. 4. ex-dock closed at 37.00N. Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons 3S at 36.50-36.75A and 5S “BY” Lower

average

—Market

Burroughs

now

metals,

of 60

Convair 440 Slated

Effective

... mere taste by far!

nonferrous

electronics and rubbers bore the brunt of a selling wave. Most steels and motors also declined.

index

Again For Caribbean

Gn the American Stock Exchange, prices were generally lower with volume at 1,320,000 shares. ~ Corporate bonds were higher

off three.

Chemicals,

took a 56-cent dip. Volume was 3,190,000 shares. Wide losers included Motorola, down six points, and Texas

bean run, according Payne, Delta manager

L&M gives the best tasting smoke you’ll ever find in a filter cigarette. Yes, in today’s L&M ... fine tobaccos can be blended not to suit a filter but to suit your taste. Result: more taste by far!

Instruments,

Billion

ee

THE

ae

6

Be

ct

SSE

High

Lew 590.27 339.23 8832

Cilese 60433 139.85 8856

Changes Off 5.63 Off 0.98 Off 0.52

60%


‘THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, April 29, 1960

GOING UP — GOING DOWN— The 22- story building (left) is an 80-unit condominium to be known as Atlantic Condominium and will be situated on Mufioz Rivera Ave., near the U. S. Navy Radio Station. Work on the $2 million project is scheduled

to begin before August. At right is the old wooden structure being torn down to make

room

(STAR

for

the new

photo

by

Building.+—

Gunter

"PUERTO RICAN TALENT—

Hett.)

raraci Acuoo

11 Cruises Planned To V. |. In Winter The

BUSINESS

NEW

COMPLETE

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TRUCKS,

BATCHING MIXERS

RENTAL PURCHASE PARTY, ALSO,

CALL BLOCK

PLANT

MORALES PLANT

John

and

k

rts

ON

FRONT

American

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Thomas—will

11,

six-day

be

cruises

the Bergen Line's

whe aieasndiionsd diner wil sail

every

Dec. 24 ports on

LIFTS.

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St.

san cee

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main

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WITH

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TERMS.

three

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St.

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Antigua,

Barthelmy,

between

March 4. Other itinerary will be Guadalupe,

St. Martin

and

LUINA

MOTORS KM. 10.5

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|

“IT’S NOT WHAT YOU SAY, BUT HOW

YOU

SAY IT,”

says Don Rafael.

And it’s not enough just to say that some thing is “good”. When it comes to rum, the public knows what's good and what is not. The Puerto Rican consumer, in particular, has learned to judge rum on how smooth

it is, its aroma, clean taste...

even when served “‘on-the-rocks’. That

is why Ron SUPERIOR is Puerto Rico's favorite rum. 85 PROOF

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PUERTO RICO


THE

6

Living Costs

To Two Employees Today Merit

average

of

all

items in the consumer price index advanced to 126.2 (19471949 equals 100) in March from 125.6

in

February.

Food costs climbed to 129.5 from 128.8 in February, an increase of 710ths of a point, eording to figures released

the

Department

reau

of

Labor

of

Labor’s

acby

Bu-

Statistics.

The index for locally produced foods,

which

ly

recent

in

has

declined

months,

will be

given

sharp-

advanced

1-610th of a point in March to 158.2. The cost of imported foods edged up 210ths of a point to 108.

of the Caribbean Area Agricultural Conservation and Stabilization Administration,

Stop

20,

STAR —

NEW

to-

day at 4:30 p. m. to two employees

The cost of living in Puerto Rico rose 610ths of a point in March after declining in the two previous months. combined

awards

JUAN

Friday, April 29, 1960

Market Off $2.7 Billion

Merit Awards Will Go

Up In March The

SAN

Santurce.

YORK

(AP)

—

Instruments,

The

at the

steels

opening,

the

market

ralli-

ed in mid-session but fell sharply near closing. It took a slight

and a certificate of merit for outstanding efficiency as secretary

rise

ing

of merit

efficiency

for

in her

outstand-

work.

of

the

final

was

minutes.

to

billion in quoted stocks.

Last

a loss this

index

3,190,000

shares.

Wide losers included Motorola, down six points, and Texas

Treasury

Jose R. Noguera is scheduled to give a speech of tribute to the secretaries at the function.

Alumin Ltd Aluminum Co. Amerada Pet

Convair 440 Slated Again For Caribbean

Am Can Am Cyan Am Tei Tel

here. the New

Orleans-San Juan tourist flight will be carried by the same airplane

formerly

used

for

Delta’s

first class flights here. -: Prices will remain unchanged for the tourist run, now carried in DC-6B’s.

Delta discontinued its first class flights here in January and soon after switched from the Convair

440

to

the

DC

6B

for

the new reduced fare trip. The route remains unchanged, Payne

says,

with

the

plane

Trujillo

stop

six

Au its

months

ago.

COFFEE FUTURES NEW YORK (AP) — Coffee Spot Santos No. 4. ex-dock closed at 37.00N. Cost and freight offerings include Santos

Bourbons

3S

at

36.50-36.75A

35.50-35.75A. “B” futures closed 26 to Lower Sales 150 contracts. High Low May July

37.30N 35.81N

Sep

. 34.85

34.55

34.70N

Dec

33.70

33.52

33.65

32.80 16 to

High

32.85N 35 lower.

Low

Close

May

48.00

44.95

44.95N

July

44.05

44.90

44,05N

Sep

44.05

43.90

43.95-44.00

Dec Mar

42.30 41.50

42.00 41.25

42.05N 41.25N

The

In-

in

volume

and

premiums.

far! by e -- mere tast

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Live MUODERN-CHANGE TO MODERN UM

29%

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30 8914 204

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2378

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106% 6634 883%

21 12 —1%

East

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69% 6734

1 -114

Balt & Bendix

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31% 63%

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36% 3812

— 14 ee

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25%

+3

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Beth Steel

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444%,

War

+%

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30%

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Chrysler

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595% 51 Wi,

ie +14 «| - 5%

exhibit at the 1960 United | Nat Gyps Nat Lead States Wold Trade Fair.

5440 92%

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2242

1

of the

40

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32 ol sey 1612

+% ~ 1 3 —%

will be Brasilia.

41%“s

Cities

Sv

41%

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Coca

Cola

5156

—5,

8 fall

ili lal

Fyhi bi { j |

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n

5

a

T

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=e

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i

Francisco

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e

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alt

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Nat Bis

54%

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Government | Nor

the

Brazilian ’a

rasilla.

pavilion.

pictorial

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Inside

display

Pac

fair,

RR

exhibit | Phillips

which

opens|

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sub-|

RCA

other

Unch

167%

13%

Pepsi : Cola

_ . | Pfizer

the Brazilian

trade

Pa

of

+34

2h

Trade Bureau, said here that a|Nwst Airl

-¥,

—\%“4

28

Pet

Oil

34

45%

4214

30

mg

70%

890-13

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572 561

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42%

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4%

sae

said.

It | Raytheon

cities like Sao Paulo, semething | Sears Roeb of the sophisticated charm of | Shell Oil of Brazil’s many|Simclair

mineral, forest and agricultural | S°Cony Mobil

products, of

as well as something

those

picturesque

spots

nT

372%

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so} Gq rend

iis

dear to the hearts of all tour-| so; tnd .

SUGAR

aon

=

a

4

Market

Tone

peel

gr gha

FUTURES |6¢

_ 2

wit

4

Lewer

Special Interest Juan

a

may

fruits.

SFrerid sugar me ns ease ee changed to 3 lower. Sales 7S coutracta,

Chase Manhattan Com. Oil Ref. Co.

59% 3%

‘May

Fajardo

18%

2

dwellings,

1

workers

dormitory,

end

1

bern.

fermetion

call

3-0606.

For

in-

pears eee og Closed ,umchanged

SSS

July

Austin-Western,

in

fect

May

condition.

dras-Caguas Phone

2-0684.

highway.

TE" locontral Aguirre «© ze 5

ri

Vg

20

3.00A

6

CUS

318, | First Natl. City Bank 79%

Bo Bid.

3.08

East.

Sugar

= 60% 39/16

3.08 .| Fajardo East. Sugar pf. 27

eP. e R. Telephone

NEW

be

YORK

(AP)—Closing

Dow

Jones

stock averages:

Open

High

Leow

Close

Changes

30

INDUS

608.56

612.22

599.27

604.33

Off 5.63

20 15

RRS UTILS

140.42 88.95

140.83 89.25

139.23 88.32

139.85 88.56

Off Off

| 65

STKS

201.98 202.96, 199.50 200.80

79%

373714

Dow Jones Averages

per-

or

I

to 1) pouch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.)

3.04

3-12

aAvAcked:

seen at Km. 18.4 Rio Pie-

|

—1% +1, —M%,

31% 3414

GRADER

=

-1%

46125 45 20

Armour Atl Refin

ists,”? he added.

FOR SALE

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TENDENCIES:

GENERAL

til Noon be very‘careful you do not become embroiled in some argument with another who is

be

infinitely

more

success-

~

some

pleasure

jaunt

or you

will

ef personal problems. Lend an understanding ear instead. Then

lose out on the fine opportunities to increase income all about

through are fine

you. more

the night for having

making joying

visits and generally enyourself as most suits

you. ARIES

19)

the aspects a good. time,

(March

Early

in

21

A.M.

to

is

P.M. plan efficiently.

regular

duties

best

abode.

Get

out

early

increase

profits.

Be

sure

to

go

and

out

socially

the

go

right

people

(April AM.

20

out for recreation

avoid

a

or sports

possible

time ‘to health,

devote to appearance,

easily argue with a good comrade over finances, which would

hobbies,

etc.

be

ill-advised.

Listen

her

good

improve

suggestions

relations.

can

be

happy

very

in

instead

P.M.

you

some

per-

earned savings. would not turn out

time. Get of the way

relationship.

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CHILDREN

PISCES

to July 21) Get tasks out of the A.M.

instead

of

most work

22

those routine way early in dashing

off

to

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(July

22

endeavor

true

expert,

to to

Aug.

20

time.

to

to

21)

uncontrollable. carefully, then

religiously. humored. If

Your

believe

argue

with

especially

since

make

new

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Plan keep

of

patient,

good-

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Born

Today

that

there

is

discontent

in the make-up. ores

SORTS

IES

contacts

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(Sept. 23 too much

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can then use a with. associate

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you are only theorizing. Tonight it is wise

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any social gatherings or parties. Better still, give one yourself

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this

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who is in 10th grade, makes excellent grades, participates in basketball, football, track and is popular, yet he sucks mouth

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THE SAN- JUAN SFAR —. Friday, April 29, 1960

Fernandez de Lewis, One Of Puerto Rico's.

Helena Rubinstein To Visit San Juan;

Most Talented Young Playwrights And Actresses By

BETTY

STAR

KNORR

Women's

Her

full name

Carmen

Pilar

Pompilia

is Maria

dei

Asuncion

Ele-

Fernandez

Ce-

rra de Lewis, but everyone who knows her calls her Pi-

ponsive and hospital therapists were impresséd with the reactions

Expatriate

Pound,

who

interested

of many ed to

allegedly became a Fascist in Italy during the war was

tool con-

form.

fined,

and

demented

of the patients who get the message

though most of Piri’s were in Spanish. Officials

at

the

in Washington,

seemeven

recitations

of

the

the

Puerto

tival, one

second

“De of the

ed

most

young

Petite

and

Theater

Fes-

Caminar,”

and

artistically

ladies

on

the

extremely

Piri Fernandez,

to

come

hospital

ing

Arabic

and

S.

was study-

knew

classical

ee

production

Rico

Tanto

her

U.

iS

an

talent-

island.

tumes).

many

She

cf

her

paints

‘‘but

the

up

some

of

controlled

emotionalism.

She has recited before sane and insane audiences.

Jatier

she

found

both The

particularly

res-

the social and

Mme.

Rubinstein

one

avante

of

the

garde

dern

most

paintings

Last year collection

famous

collections

in

of

the

part of her of modern

mo-

world. fabulous art was

exhibited here in Puerto Rico at the Institute of Culture, but the the

famed lady, showing by

gria,

director

invited to attend Dr. Ricardo Ale-

of

the

institute,

was unable to make the trip. Mme. Rubinstein will be accompanied by Mrs. Nora Sullenberger, assistant manager of the Helena Rubinstein firm’s export division, and a private nurse.

of the

arrangments for her- arrival. She will stay at the Hotel Cari-

the

famed

lady

lawyer,

intel-

be Hilton until May returns

In my play, one of the nearly has her hand torn

When

Nilita

told

me

of

Sorter, of the export diis already here making

to

New

8, when

she

York.

her |-

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but

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and _ al-

dream

Eastern

(Princess Gourielli), a perpetual student of and collector of art,

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via

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4,

trip

sance

lectual and president of the Ateneo Puertorriquefio). Nilita keeps dreaming of a sister of hers losing

lagoon

the

This

sisters pale by compari-

dream

“The

open sea. Well Known Reciter Piri has recited throughout the U.S. and South America. To hear her read Vachel Lindsay's ‘‘The

or

of

May

and long-awaited trip to the island, which has fascinated her for, years because of its renais-

French. vitality

and materialism of the world the flesh for the cloister.

cos-

American poetry of Puerto Rico’s famous Luis Palés Matos, is an experjence. She unites the techniques of the drama, the dance and vocal virtuosity in her performances which stress dynamic

Airlines

legories, which deals’ with the problems of women contemplating closing the doors on the sensuality

the

Congo,”

in a woman here makes

Wednes-

12 years ago and has been working on it on and off ever since. It is a miracle-mystery play, made

badly,”

Condado

it

authority,

day,

of

modern

speaks Italian and has that dramatic

Tee

and

both

renditions

internatio-

beauty

jet.

seemed

and

Rubinstein,

known

will arrive in San Juan

Piri’s current play has an interesting history. She started it

she says, and her flair for interior decoration is evident in her stunning apartment, the restored carriage house of her mother’s home on Ponce de Leon, which overlooks

she

poets. Piri Fernandez Cerra de Lewis, bi-lingual in Spanish and English,

Play’s

“declama-

stage

nally

art

supposedly

he

her

classical

American son.

dora,” ‘that means she’s a dramatic reciter), a playwright, a critic and even a designer (she has designed

the

and

with

Spanish

or odd

fascinating,

genius

impressed

finds blood

attractive,

a

new

for

Helena

extremely

coupled- with culture, intelligence and good looks, which when one

lives and breathes

actress,

was

was

reciting

also She

theater. She is fortunate her husband, Dr. Robert Lewis, a professor of comparative literature at the University of Puerto Rico, whom she met when she _ was taking her doctor's degree in romance languages at John Hopkins University, has — similar interests. Piri

He

in any

It

found,

Ferrers

as

wanted

C., where

Ezra

recite for him. Pound

mental

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poet

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seeking

University, ‘Mother of

for 1960

in

1885

in

Mrs.

in San

Sabana

nic

she married Carmelo Velez, a widower who had six children by two previous marriages. They

on

a

coffee

Yauco where she self to the task

plantation dedicated of raising

husband’s six children 11 of her own.

along

the

Depression

helping

in

was

not

much

time

anythe not

she was able to send the oldest son, Ismael, through college. In

he

helped

the

young

to

teaching

Institute,

at

now

San

to

Ger-

the

Polytech-

Inter

American

ones.

But, before this was possible, Mrs. Velez sorrowfully saw the in-be-

Keegan

on

May

at 9 a.m. at the Perpetuo rro.Church in Miramar. Hostesses

Mesdames

at

the

Judith

party

will

Scott

7

Soco-

de

be

Texi-

husband,

Mera and Piri Viscasillas. The bride to be is the daugh-

her

faithful

companion

in

known

scientist,

search

and

at

having

Mr.

Puerto

done

re-

Central

dras local office of the Aqueduct and Sewage Authority, and Carlos,

who is Executive Director of the Puerto Rico Tuberculosis Associa'

the achievements Mrs.

Velez

achievements

of her

has

great

of her own.

She

is

an active worker in the San German Prebysterian Church and a great

helper

in

all

community

betterment projects in her She is kind, understanding faithful

to

her

friends.

She

city. and is

an

experienced housewife who even at her advanced age likes to prepare

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meals

and

do

other

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dor, Irene Texidor the Misses Diana

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FLOWER

party will be

University. There she had the sad experience, in 1939, of losing her

Rico are Ismael, who

even enough money for this task. With courage and determination, turn,

came

jobs in the big city. Those who reside

the and

‘‘make

left for

Velez

shower

in honor of Miss Maria: TeViscasillas Texidor this Sa-

turday at the Condado. She

Angel, Santita, Juan Evangelista and Federico, all holding various

with

but taking care of times, there was

New

employment.

reside in the New Celina, Carmen

ends meet.’’ With 11 children, in addition to other relatives and neighbors whom she helped, there thing else home. At

to

of the difficult years. Of the 10 living children,

herher

Mrs. Velez lived through years of the first World War

gainful

already

Grande,

Mrs. Velez was the eighth in a family of 11. At the age of 20

settled

migrate

man in 1935-at the insistence of the oldest son, who by then was

German. Born

children

held resa

York,-the Meeca of Puerto Ricans

er of Dr. Ismael Velez of the

— Friday, April 29, 1960

Juan Brevities

A bridal

Ave. P.M.

ficer

of the United

Company

of

Ohio.

States

Steel

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ISLAND VISITORS — Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Schilfrin, here from San Carlos, Calif., are visiting their daughter

Garden Club The Garden Rico will meet

Puerto May 2

at 2:30 p.m. in the Institute of Culture. The program for the afternoon will be on _ tropical plants and members will ex-

change

plants

at this

time.

W. F. Ransom is the of Monday’s program.

chores their

when loads

her of

Mrs.

chairman

children,

grandchildren,

her. She is always in mood and knows how

with visit

a happy to enjoy

in center.

The

Women’s

of

Chi

the

Aro de Picon, will hold a tea party in honor of Miss Marta Coll, the 19-year-old U. P. R. Queen. The party will take place this Saturday at the Swiss Chalet from 3 to

6 p.m.

Miss

asset

Alpha

community.

Auxiliary

Alpha Beta Chi Fraternity, presided by Mrs. Haydee Lopez de

the in

her

its Mrs. Tuck

photo by Betty Knorr.)

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elected

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by a student sponsored by

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crown-

The

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queen

is the

daughter

of the late Jose Miguel Coll and Mrs. Rosa Figueroa Coll, of Santurce. She is a sophomore in the Social Science College of the versity of Puerto Rico.

Other

of

candidates.

to

the

Uni-

title

vote the

were the Misses Nydia Aviles, Jannette Baez and Tofita Rodri-

Beta

guez.

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12 Our

Man

STAR — Friday, April 29, 1960

Art Review:

in San Juan

A

Look, Ma, I'm Skydiving! As 1 believe I mentioned yesterday, it was with some mixed emotion that I stepped into a Cessna 172 at Isla Grande Airport with a gang

that

of

was

seasonec

skydivers.

resident @iv

sociation,

ing

my

of the

checked

Puerto

and

Rico

double

Sky-

checked

p arachutes—

at my repeated requests. chute on your back has a static line,” b explained. ‘‘The rip-cord is attached to a line i e £3 astened inside the plane. If you decide to make i { he jump. the chute will open automatically.”

oT

“Do

1

get

a

written

guarantee?”

if I opened

blow

up

my

Bill

tapped

one

sion.

my

of

To

earth

mouth

head

like

my

shoulder.

almost

jump

a

the

air

wind next

from

contradiction

would

man

and

ten-

3,000

feet

above

all

the

basic

of

my

response.

Whatever

mind came I let go.

apart

reason

like

an

was

left

abstract

face

and

figure*

and

optimistic with attention to a general impression.

for this studies,

instant

is

what

acting

as a cushion

against

diver

is

to

supposed

so the

body

makes

the

more_ successful. Apunte gura is a depiction of a

unusual aptitude for drawing and I suspect the artist has been

is of

a_

like

The

the He

emergency this | :

With

the

was me

Jand

honor not to pull prematurely.”

twe

chutes,

fore

padded

to play

Santa

t

f

on

I

decided

roof

chimney.

My

four

chute’s rip-cord.”’ nformation sink in.

point of rip-cord

ites

“count

and

next

to

aft,

thought

I'd

was

the

‘Yeah,’

revved

I bellowed

as

probably

someone's

to

as

engine

I felt

cown

this off till Christmas. “Have you forgotten anything?’’

added:

It occurred

jump,

tumble

pull

emergency

Claus.

put

plane’s

and

the

and

and

suggest Bill

we

shouted

up.

back.

“I

forgot

to

make

a will.” He

patted

my

shoulder,

and

assisted

me

into

the craft. In the plane’s back seats were Stowell, acting as jump master, and parachutist Larry Moore, who is secretary of PRSA and designer ef the Borinquen Ranger parachute which the club uses. Piloting the plane was Gabriel Pena-

garicano,

employed

by

Fomento,

and

a veteran

skydiver. I sat on the floor next to the control board. One front seat had been removed to give jumpers space to get set before leaving the

plane.

The

door

next

to

me

had

also

been

re-

moved, inciting galloping goose-pimples. As the plane cruised (100 mph) toward the jump area near Catano, a silence settled over the four of us. I recall making a mental note of my exact thoughts as we approached the target: “What in hell am I doing here?"’ I felt a compulsive need to talk. I turned to fhe others and said, ‘I suppose you're all wondering why I asked you here?’’ The roar of the plane smothered my voice. Stowell patted my shoulder patronizingly. A moment later another plane in the jump perty flew alongside our craft. When I reached out to wave, the wind nearly tore my arm off. Stowell

threw

fhe

speed and compensate for { angle of the jumper’s

wind i

out

a

crepe-paper

streamer

to

get

it by deterdescent on

\s TI recreate the incident in my mind, it seems Stowell never asked me if I had decided to make the jump. He merely said, ‘‘Okay, here go.’ and helped me stand up and assume np position outside the plane. I managed y left foot on the foot rest outside the held

s a

matter out must

onto

the

wing

strut

of life there

and death. I recalled

decide

to

jump

like...

Stowell before

like

had

Jeaving

because “it’s much harder to get back plane.” vy that as we approached the target, tap my shoulder. That was the signal. d I had only a few seconds to that we would be past the target as conscious mostly of a sharp wind ng past me with a whipping force. “Okay’"’ Bill shouted. I wanted to shout ‘NO!’ but merely stood @ut there without moving. Frankly, I feared the

a sleeping

child,

conceived

Montafias which attempt to connote the overall flow, thrust and multicolors that compose the ru-

sky-

spread-eagle

a kite

suspended

ral Puerto Rican landscape. Two studies of trees, Arboles, impres-

only must

to summon

thought I could begin counting.

in my

mind,

sionistically variation cern for

I felt a blunt

tug

a

about

cause

I was

secure

in

the

taught

oils and somewhat

building, assume gether,

and

guessed

harness

were

telling

not

character

at

toto

to tense-up

at the moment

I felt

next

witnessed,

was

myself

shrouded

cocoon.

I was

in

a

enveloped

lost, knew

this

the

and

gives

many

CROWDED

full

cane.

is

and

San

rippled

Juan,

oil in the on

a

with

and

neglect.

the

show,

of

a

street

the

the

series

San

of

age

other

offer

canvas

so

and

of

old

elements

tactile

most

depicts

in

In no

artist

the

sation

indica-

his

hand

touching the such a wall.

of to

much

qualitative

might

peeling

Vignettes

of

have

surface

Miss

on

of

Rodriguez’

studio with its personal objects and several self-portraits lend an intimate note to the exhibit.

if someone fainted.

THEATRE

performance

I have

I found

sugar

the

make-up of an object. Here, the brittle painted walls of the old houses are penetrated to offer the eye of the observer the sen-

Sir:

world

Rico!

of

tree form. Peiia, this a highly scene befigures inmovement

LETTERS

dark-green

is Puerto

she

de

Juan

of

Fran Cervoni and a rather delicate

monstrous

eerie

part

background

interaction

does

in the symportrait of

in an

anything

imagined.

the

is

face

On Good Friday my and I took our twelve granddaughter to the

or

in 20 feet of dense

immediately,

sitters,

patch. Followhorizon, so as

first sound I heard was the giveaway. the plaintive call of a lonely little coqui,

like me,

her

with

her teacher, in Isabelita,

I

of tall, brown ribs. I remember a dense smell of earth— an odor associated with digging in a garden...or a grave. I strained to understand, but I was at a complete loss. The silence was abominable. The It was

of

best

of impact.

unlike

dreamed,

Rodriguez

pass. This is evident pathetically drawn

for a period of time I cannot estimate. What

Miss

a

houses

line.

tions that a deeper analysis personality will soon come

I hit the ground and rolled over on my back. There was a moment of dark nothingness. I lay there with my palms against the ground

ever

her

figure

the landing position. I put my feet knees slightly bent and was ready

was going to land in a vegetable ing instructions, I looked at the

on

Although

to

I surmised

definite

light.

skillful

not in complete rapport with the

me

“melt into the ground.” =~ The last time I looked down,

small

Skillful Oil

watercolors are still uncertain in handling,

emphasis

after me. By this time height of a2 tall office

they

a

Calle

draughtsmanship

and she cannot seem to rid the canvas of a sometimes intrusive

the hand of God. That is, as if God had chosen not fo drop me. I next heard the distant voices of Bill and who had jumped descended to the

to stress

through quick sketches of an object in pencil and charcoal. Her

of the chute. The vast expanse of heaven and earth made me feel like I was being carried in

Larry, I had

with

APUNTE DE FIGURA’ |

my next feeling only as somereligious experience. It lasted may have come upon me be-

reasonably

shape,

against

insignificant.

I can describe thing akin to a only briefly, and

show

total volume of the In Paisaje de Martin technique applied to colored row-boating comes a sequence of fused with a sense of

The wind suddenly ceased. I felt a serene quietness, coupled with a strange feeling of solitude — no, isolation — unlike anything I have ever known. I felt alone in the universe...

and

treated,

in approach: great conpatterning and integra-

tion through broken areas of color. The dab of color becomes

breath.

piece together was Before the thought

my shoulders. All movement stopped. I lifted my goggles and looked around. Above me was a huge, man-made orange flower in full and graceful bloom. Below me were the rich, green and brown patches of land.

said,

de Fifemale

form quickly captured. Nina Durmiendo, more studiously detailed,

in

painting.

chest.

assume

falls

too tremendous

solidified

he

reason that her nude more immediate, are

In the media of oil, Miss Rodriguez is showing a series of

next

The that I

doesn’t.”

given It is

skydiving

speed

at

hope

OPTIMISTIC PORTRAITS Usually her portaits are openly

pre-

against the wind. As I attempt to recall that specific second, I can say only that I felt an ecstatic and overwhelming downward sensation to a torturous degree. I wanted to scream, but was falling at a

li

and

what it is. Some people feel a tremendous exhiliration, a freedom of soul, a fantastic sensation of soaring downward, bird-like, with the wind

position

...

girl’s head

in a heavy white scratch technique on a black background.

The

fr9ing

of a young

in which all the clarity of youth is implied.

A talented pupil of Fran Cervoni, Miss Rodriguez displays an

instincts developed since infancy. The screaming wind, plus the idea of standing outside a moving airplane stirred in me a chaotic emo-

tional

drawing

ALBERTS

sents along with this interest a variety of other subjects done in oil, charcoal and watercolors.

instant

anxiety

DEBRAN

For Drawing

Marilu Rodriguez (Ateneo; to May 2) concentrates on the hu-

balloon.

The

unbearable

into

seems

the fierce

a weather

Talent

By JANE

By Al Dinhofer

Marilu Rodriguez

I

rently politan

baleony.

of

“Ben

playing Theatre.

As

husband year old matinee

Hur”

at the We sat

the

There ways of theatres.

cur-

Metroin the

theatre

balcony. The two for that part of

the theatre are at either end of this aisle and were complete. ly blocked by the supplementary seating. In on

the case of the west side

blocked

by

a

sofa

seat three people. were smoking.

the the

fire exit

exit was

designed Many

to

people

Our relief on reaching the main floor of the theatre was short-lived. Only one pair of exit doors was open. The others were closed. I imagine, to prevent the entry of those waiting outside until the theatre had emptied. A stream of people were funneled into this narrow

area, and the pressure from behind was great. We kept our granddaughter

protect but

her

wonder

between

and what

us

couldn’t would

to

help

happen

or

fell

or

are safe and _ tested handling crowds in In the interest of pub-

safety

they

this dangerous quickly!

filled

up the ushers brought chairs and sofas which they placed in the broad transverse aisle which divides the upper and lower sec-

tions of the fire escapes

lic

stumbled

Name

should

remedy

situation

Withheld *+

¢

—

by

and

Request

&

FENCED OUT Sir: After all this squabble about the big, mercenary corporations

coming in with their hotels and resorts, and closing the beaches to’ the “‘people,”” when will someone look into all the nice beaches on the south side that are closed off by individuals, who have built their homes along some choice fronts and then erected formidable fences to keep out the ‘‘people.’’ Ray Williams Ponce, P. R.

5 Moroccans Get Death

For Adulterating Oil RABAT can

(AP)

merchants

—

Five

were

Moroc-

sentenced

to death by the high court Wednesday night for making and marketing a poisonous cooking oil

mixture

from

which

many

died and thgusands were poisoned.


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J. Dorvillier

William

J.

Box 4187,

Comercie

St.

Sam

Juan,

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Only

every

except

Sunday

Gardner

Cowles,

John

Zerbe,

A.

Rates

Mail ood

—

at San

Juan,

Editor

P. R. bid

the

Corporation

Chairman

of

Executive

Tel.

the

Vice

By

Board

3-8400

Thirty

United States, Possessions, 1 ¥r; 6 Mos.

Territories

on

“(Payable in Advance) te other countries on request

“the

position, language and culture as the location for an_ institution for training of much needed technicians in underdeveloped Latin American areas. Sen. George Smathers (D. Fla.) is well acquainted with Latin American needs. His suggestion of Puerto Rico as the

center for such training is based on knowledge of Puerof the

many

countries

in the

Americas.

The amendment merely advises the State Department the

that

it “may”

Congress.-

center

conduct

If

the

for Puerto

the study

Department

Rico,

it would

and

report

recommends

require

to the

approval

by

Congress and appropriation of the necessary funds. ' We hope the Department of State will urge establishment of the center, and that the Congress will

expedite the necessary formalities to make the project a

reality.

technical

It

would

progress

contribute

of the

substantially

southern

continent,

’ sequently to the improvement of United tions with our Latin neighbors.

An

Adequate

to

the

and

con-

States

rela-

Force

earlier. Thus the force would be increased men if the Legislature gives its approval.

on :

by

Resolutions

the dust had cleared from the arena of the

the

the other

day,

a few

delegates

took

the

resolutions

spotlight.

ap-

They

were quite interesting. One of the resolutions affirmed the right of the people of Puerto Rico to create their own sovereign republic. Another resolution condemned certain dictatorships. _ The Puerto Rico resolution again demonstrated the frivolous mentality of men who gather in these so-

called

“congresses”

to

right

the

wrongs

done

to.

mankind.

In this case, persons who ever

about

Puerto

Rico,

know nothing whatso-

obviously,

implied

that

the

people of Puerto Rico want independence.

They also

implied that the United their freedom. That’s

the people Presidents

States is denying such hogwash!

Roosevelt, Truman, and Eisenhower clearly stated that

they

would

urge

if the majority

dom”

the Congress of the people

to grant asked

independence

for it.

On dictatorships, it is noteworthy that the “freecongress failed to include dictatorships behind

the Iron Curtain.

Golden

and

to Coney

yelled

Island

“Abie”

six-pound, tive-ounce arrival. Maybe, I thought, it’s the -influence

or

his

head.

You

have

“Abie” even

before

Abie

umbrella

or

‘Jake’ their

parents

Magazine

Jake

lost the security _of

Stories

depression

means

“‘Scott’’

or

turn

nothing

to him.

‘“‘Kingston’’

to make

the kids, scramble from the waves their sand-filled pails and shovels.

and

of

England.

They

still

rely

on

Charles,

Thousands

of

children

are

this

like nicknames

wholesale At first, I

or surnames.

romanticism? though it was

a

What

direct

else

could

possibly

have.

For

born

Depression

name.

You

Donald,

or

for

in these

during was

the

called

a

John.

The

heroines of the ladies’ magazines

his

little

the time

child heroes

are called

own

blame,

for

everything

he

does

and

‘more

fighty - with

nantes.

‘There's. a

nursery school car pool out in one of the Chariotte, N. C., suburbs and the four little boys that are transported back and forth each morning are all named Scott. But their fathers are named Casper, Milo, Islin, and Wentworth. _ Admittedly, naming a child is like brushing

led to

your teeth; you've got to do But you ought to take care:

influence

many

notorious

heroines

probably

The

no-nonsense Max,

been

and

thinks all his life, except for his first name. Maybe some grandparents should have beena

who

If you’re name

years

everyone in the film capital seemed to have syllable-wild. I dismissed this, however. names of movie starg describe improbable ple and there is nothing improbable about a

adulis, years.

Jim,

for

of Hollywood’s methods in naming movie stars. Hollywood gave actors and actresses names nobody

always

heroes

Possibly the fancy name is a rebellion on the part of thousands of parents. A man is responsible

will bear the names Elliot, Candy, Robin, Noel, Ainsley, Brooks, or Fenimore. It would be unfair and presumptuous to say these are meaningless names. The real mystery they present as names is whether they are adorning a boy or a girl. All the first names

sound

has

The

the names children are called now, which I supPose is the best possible comment to make about this fiction..

Mary,

born

the

and

Elizabeth, and the like. The rest of the families in the British Isles and in America have decided

otherwise.

are

Ann,

to leave

I ponder the problem: whatever happened to the good old names? About the only family that sticks by the old standbys is the royal family

in

fiction

wouldn't

even

the

named Denham or Stacey or Randall or Nadine. But I discounted this influence too. Ladies’

and

its meretricity.

a kid that has

to yell

and

of

short stories in the ladies’ magazines. The heroines and heroes in these stories are always

member

gone The peonew

a parent

on a new

and

darling

Shakespeare.

it all

by

about

it might

yourself.

to bestow

a

be well to re-

It-is true that Shakespeare

wrote, ‘‘A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” But it is Shakespeare who also said. “There is more strength men dream of.”

in

names

than

most

De Gaulle’s US Visit Warning West's. Attitude For Summit RICHARD

WILSON

Washington

Bureau

States has created an unusualIy warm atmosphere among the

western meeting

Allies for the summit soon to begin in Paris. Eisenhower,

Brit-

He offers as an alternative the rigid control of missiles and any other method. of propelling nuclear warheads, a subject so complex that Russia and the

terim

agreement,

years,

which

issue.

than

be

explored

-the

idea.

‘

for

five

as

Vice

“de-

President Nixon_ has. said, fuse” the bomb of the Berlin

western Allies have never come near an agreement, or even more generally

say

would,

What

de

arguing

Gaulle for

was

appeared a

to

mainten-

ance of the status quo in Europe,

ish Prime Minister Macmillan and de Gaulle have never before worked so closely in confronting the Soviet Union. But expectation of major results does not run high. Nor

What the two _ presidents agreed on was a firm determination to give no ground in

and he saw only the dimmest prospects of dramatic changes growing out of the summit

Berlin,

meeting

was

TODAY'S

there

any

long-standing

indication

that

differences

be-

open

but

for

to

some

leave

kind

BEST

the

of

way

an

FROM

in-

may

in

follow

May

or

those

which

it.

EUROPE

tween France and the AngloAmerican position on several issues have been solved. Disarmament, it was announ-

1

ced, was agreed between Eisenhower and de Gaulle to have top priority at the summit meet-

Congress for Democracy and Freedom brawl in MaraVenezuela,

wenf

day

yelling

beach

President

556

We urge the Legislature to provide the funds for this expansion of the police foree, not only for the enforcement of a new traffic law which we hope will also be approved, but to provide the citizens protection in their homes, on the streets, on the beaches, and in their offices. Puerto Rico is a fast-growing community. The police force has not been able to keep in step with: the rapid changes taking place:

cay,

if you

WASHINGTON—President de Gaulle’s visit to the United

partment. This new request is in addition to the 35 more policemen for the force which was recommende

proved. by

family

STAR

$1,094,000 for 216 more policemen for the Police De-

When

today

the

By

Gov. Muiioz Marin sent a special message Legislature yesterday asking for the appropria

Maracay

ago

summer’s

boardwalk But

Center

the needs

years

hot

the kids were found knew they were lost.

The proposal contained in the Smathers amendment to the Mutual Security bill is one that deserves the support of the people of Puerto Rico and of the mainland U. 8S. It was approved yesterday by the U. S. Senate, but in a most preliminary form. The amendment calls for a Department of State study on the feasibility of a “North-South” technical and cultural exchange center for Latin America to be established in Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico is admirably suited by geographical

and

a

“Jake” through a megaphone, you could collect every lost kid on the beach. In fact, this is the way it was done. A policemenan kept patroling

$14.00 $69.00

EDITORIALS Exchange

Harry

President

$ 23.00 133.

Bates

to Rico

‘More Strength In Names’ Than Most Men Dream Of

Rico

Managing

morning

Subscription

southern

America

Editor-Publisher

Star Publishing

Mail

In

Building)

Kennedy

Published

Begular Air Mail

Puerto

Imparcial

STAR — Friday, April 29, 1960

ing.

The

two

presidents

ended

their conferences with the issuance of a non-committal communique. Some

Progress

Possibie

Press officers for the presidents said they thought progress

might

Khrushchev

be

on

made

some

with

phase

of

disarmament.

This

was

clusion

Minister senhower

about

the same

reached

when

Macmillan earlier

in

conPrime

visited, the

Ei-

spring.

Nevertheless, it was indicated by de Gaulle’s press spokesman,

Pierre Baraduc, that France has: no intention of joining in talks with Britain, Russia

side and

the

ban

U.S.

on

a

nuclear

test

treaty. De Gaulle refuses to join such a pact until France is in a more advanced stage of -huclear’ development.

a James Symington

q-29

“He finally. managed

to-combine both his hobbies.”


THE

14

SAN

JUAN

Charles

ORLEANS

'®

—

Gen.

de

arrived

here

Gaulle

Jast night on the eve of the anniversary of the 1803 treaty under which the United States purchased the vast Louisiana Territory from France. While de Gaulle can speak FEnglish. he will speak only French

MILLION ASKED (Continued

from

P*ge

1)

ly repudiates violators of the law.” But, he added, the Police cannot accemplish their mission un less a

their

“new

which lance

efforts and

are

modern

complements with

effective

hacked traffic

police

poe

authority.”|

The Senate is presently consi-| dering a new traffic bill pre-| sented Ramon

by

sant

when

the

president

touring

arrived

International

San

at

Joi-

Airport

fire

a

2l-gun’ salute

age

Aid

a

the

Senate move

dollars of funds from

to

(AP)

defeated slash

—

200

military President

Police Superintendent | er’s $4,145,600,000 Torres. Braschi. program.

foreign

aid

Montoni

presently

teaches

vio-

lin and viola at versity. Bode,

by Jack Delano, assistant program director with the Common-

Bachelor of Music degree from Lawrence College, Appleton, Wis., is a graduate student at the

wealth’s educational TV station WIPR-TV, will be a feature of the recital by Violist Raymond Montoni May 1 at the Pan Amer-

ican Union. : The recital is sponsored by the Commonwealth Government and the Catholic University of :America.

Montoni, violist of

formerly principal the Baltimore Sym-

Catholic Uniwho holds a

University.

Central Trealy Group Pledged U. 5. Support ’ TEHRAN,

Iran

(AP)

—

USS.

Secretary of State Christian A. Herter yesterday told members of the Central Treaty Organiza-

him with a handshake. “General, I’m not in command here,” stammered Jack O’Neill, who has been doorman at the Mark for 15 years.

Delano’s Sonata, written in 1954, was intended to convey the spirit of the folk music found among the island’s mountain people.

the organization when it formed in a Baghdad pact several years ago, but did not become a full member. It has separate alliances with several CENTO mem-

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The French President greet-

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The first person President de Gaulle saw when he descended from his automobile in the court of the Mark Hopkins Hotel was a tall, dignified man in a red uniform with golden epaulets.

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De Gaulle will visit the place where on April 30, 1803, the treaty was signed between the U. S. and France for the Louisiana Purchase. This is now known as Jackson Square. The Lousiana National Guard.

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Friday,

towering 69-year-old wartime hero as he surveys the square’ from in front of St. Louis Cathedral, in the heart of the French Quarter —nearest thing to Paris this side of the Atlantic.

during his 24-hour stay here and Mayor deLesseps S. Morrison had been brushing up on his conversational French to greet

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and

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last

of

York

week

the

Student

at

Eisner

Center

Down As GOP Delegate

ceive a certificate of merit from NYU. The certificates were awarded by the NYU president to candidates nominated by the

at

Washington Square South. Drs. Hector J. Rivera and Domingo Rosado were invited to

various

colleges

in

the

U.

S.

Dr. Rosado is professor at the College of: Pedagogy, and Dr.

the

ceremonies

on

the

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ty’s

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Day

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diamond

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was

accepted

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executive cémmittee which met Wednesday in the office of in-

terim party president Representative Leopoldo Figueroa. Dr. Dolores Pineiro was immediately designated as a regular GOP delegate to the national

convention, in Sen. Julia. She of

which

with jack.

discard

down from delegate to

substitution earlier held

alternate

require

for the

delegate,

one

but

delegate by laws

regular

dele-

gate to be a woman. . Dr. Pineiro will be accompanied to the national convention by

attorneys

Gabriel

de la Haba-

and Arturo Ortiz Toro, the other two regular delegates. Still to be named is a second alternate. Sen. Julia, who

switches

to the

post of alternate delegate, is the husband of GOP national committeewoman Susanne Julia. Reportedly,

the

Senator

told

the

executive committee it was proper he step aside since his wife Susanne already national committeewoman. National committeeman for the local GOP is that party’s 1960 gubernatorial candidate, Luis A. Ferre.

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Review

Of Dreams And Hallucinations By

PEDRO

Last

night,

JUAN

at the

phantoms

SOTO

Tapia

Thea-

night

of

of

(Sister)

decision.’”

we partly share the suffocation and anguish Sister Carmen is going through. Besides, we enjoy the color and the movement that are present in those scenes play- | ed out of reality.

Carmen’s

Thus

has

the

author described the surrealistic setting and the turbulent pace of her dramatic work. Sister Carmen's night of decision comes at Much Walking’), would like to the end of her five-year novitiate, have us believe that he finds it. when she must decide about taking her final vows. But... Dreams and_ hallucinations as“The true stage (of my play),” Miss Fernandez has written, ‘“‘is. . sail her through the night. We are several glimpses of her the heart of & woman, and this given frivolous life among the tiny theater, which brought sin past, her frustrated love afinto the world, is peopled by the wealthy, fair with Juan, the envy that she first feels toward her sister Elena Phone and the guilt feelings she develops 3-2329 when Elena dies in an accident. tre, Man went once again in search of his soul. Piri Fernandez, author and leading lady of “De Tanto Caminar’ (‘‘From Too

Then old man Freud comes in and clears up the situation rather too well; and as we rush to the end melodrama rears its little, ugly head. The author, having heard us gasp for air once or twice, lets us have a whiff of tear

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Robbery On The Riviera Two of. the screen’s fiery personalities come to grips with each other in Twentieth Century-Fox’s CinemaScopemelodrama, “Seven Thieves,” now at the Music Hall Theatre. Edward G. Robinson and Rod Steiger are two of the title characters in this tale of a colosal

roles, but they

robbery

are

on

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French

sociated

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as-

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British

actress,

Joan

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Riviera,

based on the novel of Max Catto.

veteran

actors

Alexander

strata of villiany on celluloid for

Scourby, Berry Kroeger and newcomer Michael Dante. Although the action occurs in

39

Nice,

Robinson

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years,

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made his film debut just about five years ago as the gangster

deviltry

with other subdued, more

France,

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606

Olimpo

Avenue, Miramar, Santuree, Centrally located. Single and double accommodations with private bath, some air conGitioned. Rates from $4. single. Mrs. Cruthirds, 2-3994. 955 UF CONDADO GUEST HOUSE, Condado 606, Stop 17. 2 blocks La Concha and beach. Apartment, double airconditioned, livingroom with sofa bed, bath, hot water, terrace, private entrance. $9. daily, less per week, Marchand, 2-6178, 2-3196, 1374 61 MAISON BLANCHE Guest frouse. Double and Single air conditioned rooms with bath, Near beach. Sun terraces, 77 Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Vicente Julid, Telephone 3-2936. 402 uF

One Juan.

GUEST

rates _

Condado plus

apart-

penthouse

CASCADE GUEST HOUSE — at the beach, in the city. No6 Elena St., Ocean Park Santurce. Efficiency apartments suites — rooms — airconditioned. Daily. weekly, monthly rates. C.A. Rivera, Manager. Telephone 2-6267. 1159 510

HOTEL LUQUILLO RESTAURANT. On

rooms.$7 beach of on

FOR

winds. Spon

PROPERTY

WANTED

WANT TO buy a farm or acreage not too far from San Juan: hotel; guest house; or business. What have you? Write David Stry, Melbourne, Florida. 1290

52

DOGS

AND

Dept.

San

FUENISHED

CONTINENTAL

54

TWO FURENISHED rooms in apartment, couples desired. Housekeeping, privileges, share bath. Hot water. Best location in town, 625 Ponce de Leén. Telephone 7

-

10

PM

2-7801

Mr.

53

TO

BUREAUS

RENT

DETECTIVE

— OCEAN the ocean.

3 minutes from Luquillo. Puerto food. Luquillo,

Airconditioning

by

BUREAU:

The most competent Agency in Latin America. Night Patrols, Bodyguards, Uniformed Guards, Payroll Escort, Confidential Investigation. 1072 Fern&ndez

apres

Ave. Tel. Santurce 2-5282, Caguas

ANSWERING

Gau-

°

WANTED

3-8400.

studio

1373

days,

Star,

59

3-5861.

3-0747

Juan

RENT

room for rent, independent entrance. Airconditioned, one block from beach. Guerrero Noble 7, Park Boulevard.

tier.

PETS

BOXER — two to five years old, broad jaws, medium size, to be father of pups to my female. Contact Mr. Sobin,

DETECTIVE COMPLETELY

SERVICE

SAN JUAN PONCE: Bi-lingual, 24 hour telephone answering service and desk space for business and professioMals. Also service for people without phones. Call 2-3013 San Juan, 2-5060 Ponce.

MOVING furnished Santurce

kitchen, facilities.

FAMILY from States, need modern apartment or house, or near vicinity. 3 bedrooms,

livingroom, Call Bayamon

Box

37,

screened, 1136, or

61

LOTS

FOR

SALE

1,000

acres

KITTS condition,

of

for

miscellaneous

REFRIGERATION CONTRACTING

property,’

FOB RENT first and second floor of a mew modern building at 171 Quisqueya Avenue near Carpenter Road, Hato Rey. Approximately 15,000 sq. ft. each floor, first floor suitable for stores, machinery, warehouse, hardware distributor, supermarket, etc. For information call 3-4448 or 3-3991 or apply on premises. 1315 429

&

CUSTOM room, 2 shopping

kitchen

Screened, nas

BUILT bath center,

bar,

SERVICE

in electric

2-4718

All

AIR

COND.

at ht. 54

P. B. FILTERS INC. manufacturers all types and sizes air conditioning filters for home window units —- also industrial Call 3-5999. types, 812 UP

AIR

CONDITIONERS

AMANA DELUXE Window type, 1 A. P. -9,000 B. T. U. Compact, only 13-1/4”*

Lowest

25x16%4""

and

Installed

prices.

Rodriby experts. Comercial serviced guez Umpierre, Fortaleza 351, San Juan, UF

VACUUM ELECTRO-LUX

CLEANERS World’s

only

automatic

vacuum cleaner and air purifier. Also repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT. Del Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604, between San Jorge and Parque, Santurce.

2-5353. Up —

modern three bedhome, Cupey, near Rio Piedras. Built-in

landscaped. Miss

two

terraces.

Excellent Weiner

.

FILTERS

OR TRADE

carport,

available.

REPAIR

air conditioning. and hanics, Call Statesi or 2-7465, day a

refrigeration

Beachfront sale. Also

some plantations, all suitable hotel or cottage colonies. On beaches, roads some near airport. Write Simmons, Betances 265, Santurce, P. R., or Duncan, Box 165, St. Kitts, B.W.I. 1283 524

SALE

UP

—

ONE ACRE with concrete house almost completed. Paved road around lot. Close to El Comandante Racetrack. Beautiful panoramic view, on hill, 10 minutes drive to Rio Piedras and International . Leaving for the States. Telephone 6-3177 or Box 666 Rio Piedras. 1383 54 NEVIS ST. Hotel, excellent

1037

other write

Bayamon.

financ3-8400.

a

MARQUEZ makes day

8-1804 1279

REPAIR

washers,

electric

ranges,

service. or

REPAIR: SHOP

dryers,

and

Guarantee

38-1012,

resairs

all

dishwashers,

gas

stoves. on

Same

parts.

Call UF

Real Estate Corner SANTA MARIA Handsome giant of a home on landscaped third of an acre. Four large bedrooms, two baths, guest apartment with bath. Big kitchen, seParate laundry and lots of storage space. Real opportunity for a large, active family! : ROMANY on an attractive big lot, close to Colegio del Pilar. Modern residence with three really big bedrooms, giant kitchen with oven, stove and cabinets built in, and a_ storage cellar.

VIEW Double

the famous Rican

Robert

HILS BEACH HOUSE -— directly on the beach. Roll out of bed into the

water,

RENT

HOUSE

1251

1384

—

stories,

APPLIANCE

3-0834.

PEOVIDENCIA

FOR

Geyuation

FOR

Rooms with private bath. airconditioned. 5 minutes from Airport. Beautiful swim-

LA

3

53

1500 SQ. FT. office space available, Stop 20, Santurce. Centrally located. Airconditioned. Parking, private sanitary installations, seven divisions of different sizes, flourescent lamps. Rent reasonable, established by Rent Control Board of Puerto Rico. Third floor. Telephone available. New building, screened. Located Hipodromo 652. For information, Centro Tecnico Esteva, telephone 2-5856. 1363 53

| Raldiris, 1376

Parque 153. Near beaches, restaurants, theatres, busses. Sun terrace, all airconditioned rooms. Cooking facilities.’ For information, phone 2-9352 or write to Box 12384 Loiza Station, Santurce.

from

house,

OPPORTUNITY

SALE

on lagoon fronting La Concha Hotels plus ocean-front house and two lots. Total down payment $40,000. Must have money early May to meet emergency. Plus 16 hotel-motel sites. Franciscus Realtors & Associates, 3-3506, 3-3372.

53

ALTAMESA — 3 bedroom home, large carport, screens, 586 sq. meters, corner lot facing College Park -development. School and bus service, H-11 Sta. Nar-

tion

block

ment

ven-

SALE

$15. double, $12. ‘single. Special LA the month. 2-0687 or 2-2206. |

one

well

2-4871. 1259

1369

HOUSES

Newly decorated and furnished, with large living and diningroom, airconditioned bedroom for two, kitchen and private bath. Located in Condado secPrivate entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356. 1102 $3

FT.,

house,

UF

MAGDALENA

SQ.

tilated, dry, light, concrete building, with concrete paved parking lot. In commercial area of Santurce, 10 meters from Ponce de Leon, Stop 16-1/2. Phone

ROOMS

Bayar on, hot water, completely screened. Call 6-4204 for information. 1320 429

Enjoy | SAN ANTONIO GUEST HOUSE private Tapia Street. Ocean Park. San

Call

J Guest House. Avenue, Condado. apartments.

and

terrace in delightful _continental-run guest house close to ‘“‘Under The Trees”, and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion Court, corner of McLeary. Member Caribbean Tourist Association. Telephone 3-1317.

COLONIAL

ASHFORD 1120-1122. Rooms

breakiast.

JUAN

1500

per

a

to beach. New, informal, Sun terrace facing sea. Spacious, modern airconditioned rooms. SPECIAL SUMMER RATES: $14 -— $18 daily, double, including 2-1779.

SAN

breakfast

WAREHOUSE

SPACE LEAVING PUERTO RICO, beautifully furnished or unfurnished three bedroom new house, 2 baths, 2 patios, large garden, servant’s quarters, two car garage. Best section Garden Hills. Tele-

Gue st Hou SCS ANTILLES GUEST HOUSE, in lovely Miramar, with nice ocean view. Near Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool,

INVESTMENT EMERGENCY

54

429

BEACH HOUSE by the sea: isolated. two bedrooms, screened, kitchen and patio. Rent by day, weekend or longer. Call Porter Bibb, 3-8400, after 5 PM.

House

2-0500 Rafael

screened

bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations. Salvador.

dining stove,

1387

mente: COMFORTABLE

429

1358

ly, unfurnished $150. Telephone until 6 P.M. After that 6-3508. Lamar St. Roosevelt Extension.

equip-

modern convecall telephone

2-5425 or personally at No. 4, Santurce, P. R. 1378

SECTION: One bedroom, furnished apartment, porch lagoon. Across from Con-

Beach

54

RENT on residence

ped kitchen, pantry( porch, bar, maid’s room with bath, garage for two cars,

53

CONDADO beautifully overlooking

Bayamon.

FOR buy,

clusive beach.

UNFURNISHED APARTMENT. 3. bedrooms. $90 per month, 1533 Central Avenue, Caparra Heights. For information call 8.1124 or get the key at 1430 Central Avenue, Dr. Pagan.

1350

heater. phone

1379

55

1385

water Please

bedbaths,

6-7552.

Near $200 a

Telephone. available.

bedroom. Screened beach. Maid service month.

apartment two

1147,

‘

3

WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

RENT

3 big bedrooms, 2 porches, fully screened and fully airconditioned. Carport, big backyard with fruit trees. Close to Commonwealth School. Furnished $200 month-

phone

rooms, 3 bathrooms, built-in-stove, mahogany cabinets, pantry, mahogany closets. Glass enclosed terrace and 2 open terraces. Located on 2-1\2 acres. May be seen on week days after 5:30 PM. Saturdays and Sundays all day. For further informatton during working hours call 2-4930: After 5:30 PM call

59

FOR

or

new 1-12

FOR

COMFORTABLE HOME, living room, kitchen with hot water and

1349

imdustrial, Competent

feasibility

APARTMENTS

fur-

pro-

desirable

commercial, hotel sites.

regarding

newly

business

most

Puerto

2-1317. 53

also

kitchen fully equipped. Available May 1, $140.

IN

room

Tel.

rent,

55

of and

Lagoon.

conditioning. $100. including utilities. Private entrance, 1422 Ameéricoe Salas, Santurce. 1368 430

1101 INVESTING

HOUSES

UF

pnd fastest growing sections, such as Villa Caparra, Garden Hills, Santa MaTia. Hato Rey. Santurce. Consult CINTRON REALTY, 2-0911. Box 729 Roosevelt, Puerto Rico.

our listings residential,

RENT

in Condominium Ponce de Leon

nished. Large livingroom, bedroom, bath, kitchen, small porch, hot water. air-

or

and

all

the

3 baths,

kitchen.

BASEMENT

Nafr

for

facing

bedrooms,

and 1372

3-2506,

279 HOMES,

FOR

NEW APARTMENT San Rafael, Stop 11,

the

‘trade

Breakfast included. Outdoor barat your disposal. 1850 Atlantic, UF

GARDEN

HILLS

—

A

superb

offering

library,

private

in a superb location! Fully air conditioned four bedroom residence with enormous double living room, separate dining room. Master bedroom suite ina

ath.

.

dressing

room,

ROOSEVELT — Opportunity for doctor, dentist, lawyer or salesman who wants Office at home in a central location. Excellent three bedroom house with entrances cn Roosevelt Avenue and on O’Neill Street. Lots of parking on and off premises. 1323 430

Tschudin, Realtor |

TELS.

3-5315

3-6535

NATIONAL


THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR

—

Friday, April 29, 1960

CLASSIf nub SECRETARIAL EXPERIENCED

CONTINENTAL

Stenographer servicing Suan Intercontinental,

transient.

Typing,

D4,

Eddy.

manuscripts, IBM Electric.

Muriel

HELP WANTED

SERVICE Public

SALESMAN

La Concha, San others, local

-shorthand,

briefs,

2-8735.

518

EFFICIENT,

fast

legal documents,

Secretarial

BOOKKEEPING PART

TIME

—

contracts, reports,

pick-up and delivery. Call day er night ~ 3-5156. 166

Gini Lobaagh UF

SERVICE

Bookkeeping

Service

lable. Journals, ledgers, ete. Monthly weekly or

payroll hourly

avai-

taxes, rates.

53 EMPLOYMENT

WANTED

you, best Ac-

work.

For

CARRIER BOYS WANTED: Go into business for yourself. Earn high commissions as a carrier serving the San Juan Star on established routes. If you are over 12 years of age, phone 3-8400, 61,

interview,

apply

—"

at

52 We

have openings for expert biligual secretary-stenographers. Apply in person to Borinquen Employment Agency, San Francisco 361, San Juan. 1334 52

WANTED

of earning

above

$5,000

annually. Need local assistant to be de“veloped as area manager. For inter-

view,

come

to Caribe-Hilton Hotel

day, May 2nd, 2 PM. See hotel wae for Field Enterprises. 389 AUTO in all

Mon-

bulletin

fleet.

Teuces

required:

Must

a

be

bi-lingual.

—"_

Room

Refe-

sa-

s

Imparcial

1380

UF

FACTORY

necticut plianees

ager

52

MECHANIC — Man experienced phases of auto maintenance for

small

MANAGER.

on

manufacturer of has opening for

of new

plant

esews

wants

=

household Factory Man-

Call

&

8-2018.

9-11

SALE

Attractive

uses

only

reinforced

wo-

like new. tone—pale sidewalls, a

DELUXE

Station

4300 miles. Taxes paid. Two green /white. Radio, white all plastic interior, other

call

Fort

1357

Buchanan,

2-0000

FARGO

on

Road.

tours

52

FOR

TRUCK,

excellent condition, light maintained. Raval Inc., Telephone

“THE

$250 phone

or

AUTO

265

1-12

outboard

FOR

UF

CARS WHY

A

FOR

USED

SALE

CAR?

$275

Payment and $44 monthly installments, you can own a brand new, economical 1960 FIAT. Just call 3-5190, or pay us a visit at Martorani Motors, Inc., 1402 Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop 20, Sanonce (opposite Lottery Building).

hour

.

$22,500.00.

Cat!

1957 BEL-AIR

tion

CHEVROLET,

wagon.

Power

Glide,

4 door,

radio.

kicker.

OLDS

ws

Holiday,

2

clopedia

Century

Inc.,

Stop

Hato

Rey.

429

and

Childcraft.

Opportunity

door,

steering,

HOSPITAL SUPPLIES

1238

move?

1057.

large

or

1400,

Stop

small.

‘Moderate

Torres, . Fer

20,

Santurce.

SALES

TV

&

wagon,

1958,

4

door station

82

Perry, 2-0000 Buchanan Ext. 8195 during office hours and after 5, Ext. 5146. 1342 430 DODGE

1957

Royal

Push

Button,

1343

Ext.

4100,

or

after

6,

Ext.

AIR

5209.

430

1958 FORD, 2 door, 6 passenger, one owner. Power —— Clean. Must. sell. leaving States. Taxes paid. Fordomatic $1650. Call 99-1282. 1331.

FREIGHT

512

prices.

2-5791.

NEW

Around the Block

for rent

in your

ur

Service.

WHAT?? The new office of

MALABE XPRESSO

MAY AGUEZ WHAT’S

ADDRESS? TELEPHONE? OF COURSE!

TEL. 1414

@ MOVING @ STORAGE @ PACKING CARGO

TO end FROM PATTY

se

Schoo!

of

Painting.

Day-

time classesin portrait, landscape, and still life. $10. a month. Register now— limited te 5 students per class. Tele2-927 for further ae. —

of insects,

aces

"SM Agents

(Commonwealth Free estimate.

rats

and Janey

aor

bh business arms cxrecemiedl Preventive treat

or around

4aum

for

North American Van Lines, Inc. 541 Fernandez Juncos — Telephone 3-3900 New

THE

4 Iglesias St. (North) Mayaguez, Puerto Rico

@

Valencia Baxt Express, Inc.

89 Broadway,

??

+, YES ITIIS {1

RENTAL

BADIOS,

hospitals, for years. Call deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month

——

FORWARDING

AIR SHIPMENTS Infernationally and locally. Personalized Service by Air Bupress International Corp. at San Juan International Airport. Call 9-1196 uf further details.

4

door, excellent condition, radio. Leaving Island. Call Capt. Gentile. Buchanan 2-0000,

4

& SERVICE

RADIO

TELEVISION,

CLASSES

best

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. Al work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268. UF 3

Control

RAMBLER

Tel.

LANGUAGE

PAN AMERICAN ELECTRONICS LABS repair any make TV, radio or Hi-Fi. Ninety day guarantee.- Stateside-trained technicians. Evening service. Cal 9 AM to 10 PM 6-4230. = 1136 UF

serv’

perfect brakes.

the

Santurce.

LA EXTERMINADORA Control Services) Pek

SACRIFICE $1150. ‘Wagon. Very low mileage. In condition. Power steering, power New tires. Call 3-6689, 1346

Use

429

EXTERMINATING SERVICES

production. Engineering degree preot be tee a ee Send resume indicate salary reaimael & Mat Wo oe ae 10165, Santurce, Puerto Rico 3364 &2

I AVE an excellent sales training to book company. Spanish

to

1354

to

producing high quality in mass

MAN WANTED, must have knowledge of welding, torch cutting. & spray painting. References will be required and checked. Must have steady work record of ene year or more with previous ST . Some knowledge of English will be helpful but not necessary. Apply between 10 - 12 AM, Espasas Dairy, Bayamén. 1345

No.

T.V.

i the two sets as advertised in Life, Look, Post, ete. On May 5 from 7:30 P.M. At Ponce Intercontimental Hotel, Room 401. 1392 52

being established in applicants

KNITTING MACHINE mechanic, » required for full time work in expanding girdle factory. Attractive salary for qualified man. Call for ap—— telephone 8-8363. 429

the

TO ALL PARENTS: Special showing ef the brilliant 1960 World Book Ency-

429

SUPER

when

NOTICE

A-1 condition. Also 1959 Hillman Minx, 4 door sedan, ees bez, Con See son, 7-2100 office or see at CaIle Lilas G-5, Reparto’ San Francisco.

ies]

Toro Avenue,

yours”

429 | &

1316

sta-

Clean

rus

Kiko

Rivera

is

MOVING: WHO moves you is as important as where you move. Moving, packing, shipping and storage of furniture. C.W. SIEGMUND, Villa Prades Development. Rie Piedras. Tel. 6-3072.

$16,000.00. 38° Emancipator 1958 Sportsfisherman, twin 300 Cadillacs, 40 m.p.h., 31 — Mufiez Tel. 6-5429.

LOST: Bronze Owl, 3% in high, Tuby eves, letter “M*” quiveten oh bottom. asked. Reward. Call 3-5943. No questions

STORAGE

MOVE YOUB furniture by Almacenes Maritimos, Inc., oppdsite Pier 9, San Juan. Service, responsibility, Local and long distance. We store your belongings. Agents National Van Lines Tel 2-2374. 22 UF

Summit

19’

repairs

REWARD

UF

SALE

BROKERAGE

going

Muebieria

1958 sportsfisherman, clinker built, 60 Gray, $3,000. 27’ Cruise-Along 1958 cabin cruiser, twin 109 Grays, $11,500.000. 41’ Van Duyl 1950 cruising yacht, twin 100 Packards, sleeps 6 in three cabins,

down

and paint. Bayamaén. UF

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

56

YACHT

With

YOU

Leén

in

1317

tuning

Salvador A. Nin, Tac., 1460 Leon. Telephone 2-4358.

for expert

274

“Buccaneer”

Enquire D-76 Bayamon 996.

BOATS

&

PLEASURE

ARE

A BOAT is sigu of success, but persons with distinctive tastes own a Borum boat. America’s most wanted boat. Sée the latest models at Kiko Toro Inc., Stop 31, Mufioz Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey 6-5429. Borum and Thunderbird boats, Mercury motors, Gator trailers. Easy terms free d strations.

AETIC-KAR auto air conditioners for all cars, foreign and American. Good prices, financing, parts and _ service. Factory mechanics. Dealers requested. Inquire at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop, Quisqueya 53, Stop 28 Hato Rey. Tel.

tf so,

service in Puerto Rico, United States, Spain, Germany, Japan. Packing, crating, storage, shipping. Agent of U.S. Van Lines, Inc. Call Muebleria La Bolsa. Tel. 2-2726, 2-2067 Ponce de

ali

rides

MOTORS

MERCURY

Bayamén.

CONDITIONERS

Beautiful

dirtyr

462

ski

unsinkable

OUTBOARD

12,000,

53

AI

ft.

oof

moving job is ours. Whether you’re movin locally or Stateside, we are equipped to pack and transport your most precious belongings, as scheduled, with the dependable care you look for and find. Telephone 6-3357, 6-3329 Capitol Transpertation. Inc., for a free estimate. Agents for Atlas Van — 5S

Rico’s oldest pool builders,

classes,

Lagoon.

in 26

use, carefully Bayamén—Ca-

1101

YOUR

MOVING

beat around San Juan Bay. Fer inform. ation: Ai a Puerto Rico Water Sports, Hotel La Rada, 3-2800. 1106 35

SALE capacity

SKIING

Condado

Ext.

-

1954

WATEB

— moving. = de

& PAINTING

high water- pressure cleaning a eall 6-5132 or 430 Verde,

WATER SKIING & BOAT TOURS

Wagon,

CLEANING

61

copper filtering system. These materials last forever. For free estimates, call OPEL 1960 SEDAN, automatic, - white- | 6-5003. wall tires, 2300 miles, Price $1750. Taft 1156 sul 11, first floor, mornings. 1386 52 TAUNUS

e/-

. s

{S$

519

and

fer

REPRODUCTIONS - Baker,

6-5272.

ROOF

mortgages 11%. For

concrete

8-2038.

53

Call 1329

POOLS

BIKINI POOLS, Puerto and most experienced

Call

ANTIQUES,

33

SWIMMING

CARS

items.

564

PRIME, WELL secured'second for sale. Annual yield over information phone 6-5003. 1234

MEN

FOREIGN.

a

"

FOR

COOLERS

Lee L. Woodard. Hibriten, Union National and similar. Livingroom, diningroom, bedroom, porch, terrace and garden furniture, chandeliers, paintings, mirrors, statues, porestals and lamps.

only.

1362

must have experience as manager of garg — gg Me Niger tile operations. Must training and directing ployees, meeting production schedules,

and

mornings

3-6245.

WATER

hold 1367

INVESTMENT PROPERTY for sale or trade. Excellent location, Rents over $28,000 a year, can be increased to $35,000. Year leases. Seven tenants. Call for appointment, Centro Técnico Esteva, Phone 2-5856.

sleep-

WANTED,

TRUCKS

AMBITIOUS MAN of _ unquestionable character and refinement, age 26 - 60, college education preferred, must be ready to accept position by May 15th

be capable

Parkside.

SPORTS

MALE

SALES REPRESENTATIVE’S positiob epen in personnel management consulting firm. The right man will be given intensive training in our procedures. This position requires extremely high intelligence, ability to plan your own works high creativity and persuasiveness,” flawless social poise, and very much above average ability to express your ideas verbally writing, both in English and in Spanish. Car necessary. Send your resume and a short autobiography, written in English and in your own handwriting. to Sales Representative, Box 8466, Fernandez Juncos Station, Santurce, P. R. 1391 516

and

F-2,

Roque

1284

ANYWHERE IN Caribbean, will try mew work. Modest salary required. Adaptable to new conditions. Write Art Hannon, 1229 Hale Street, Philadelphia 11, Pennsylvania, 1327 429

1959 SECRETARY—STENOGRAPHERS:

UF

FAMILY

POSITIONS

Enterprises.

1388

Longfellow. .

Mr.

SALE

TEMPRITE WATERCOOLERSfices, facteries,

men’s apparel and gift shop. Well located in shopping. center. Ex rights fer sale of women’s apparel. Excellent opportunity to acquire a Sood concern. Total ent —— $25,000. For details write Box San Juam Star (Box 4187 San Juan).

in maid, some English preferably. No cooking, light huosework and heip with 2 year old child. $50. monthly. Calle 6

either Caribe-Hilton Hotel, San Juan, or Ponce Intercontinental Hotel in Ponce, Monday or Tuesday, May 2nd or 3rd, at 10 AM or 4 PM, Consult Hotel bulJetin board or ask at desk for Field

HELP

Miss

Call

Telephone 1389

FOR

LEAVING ISLAND, selling everything. Simmons Hide-A-Bed & slipcover, living reom, dining room and 2 bedroom sets. Automatic washer, refrigerator, air-conditioner, lamps, kitchen set, other house-

525

STORE

CONTINENTAL

— FEMALE

FURNITURE

cabar. Me26 Call

1231

MAIDS WANTED

THE EDUCATIONAL Division of a Marshall Field family-owned enterprise will employ a iimited number of women. Prefer experience in teaching, club or church

NIGHT CLUB for sale 300 person pacity. dance floor, bandstand, Good reputation. Air conditioned. tropolitan area, main avenue. Stop and Fdz. Juncos. After 7:30 PM. 2-1871 Maisonet.

ma-

SALES & SERVICE Store for sale — Office equipment, typewriters, cash reBisters, safes, keys, etc. In business ten years. Good location, low rent.

Ext. 1247

le and competent firm. Just cali Borinquen Employment Agency, Telephone 3-0391, between 10:30 AM and 5:00 PM.

HELP

for

OPPORTUNITIES

AIRLINE RESERVATIONS clerk needed. Male or Female. Previous experience oi but not essential. Must be High School graduate. Call Miss Diaz 3-6329 between 10:00 and 12:00 PM for appointment. 1337 . 52

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— A

red-

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torrid “West the

transform Rican

Broadway

role

created

tle

by

Chi-

into

Miss

the

McLe-

said she wore a black wig. As for her accent, she says: “José Ferrer coached me a lit-

stage.

was

herself girl,

rie

Puerto Rican girl, when Side Story” returned to

The ta

To Puerto

at

supper

one

night

and

a

Puerto Rican

girl has been help-

ing

the

Rivera.

me

with

accent.”

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FAA

jobs

transferred

in

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New

Orleans,

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LIBERTAD

NORMANDIE OORADO

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April

ONLY

30th, at 11 200 P.M.

— Luisita

Benjamin

and

his orchestra

Hotel


Jy april 29, 1960

Between The Boss And The Union This

is

“Jsland

the

in

three-part living

2ist

the

study

in

New

of

In

the

York

(‘From “Island Ce., copyright

Miff_in

installment

City.”

in

today’s

effect

of

flaking room his

bright

eager,

amidst

shambled

furniture

enly

and

was

a

serialization author

unionization

on

of

begins

Puerto

in the City” by Dan Wakefield, published 1957, 1938, 1959, 1960 by Dan Wakefield.)

eyes

new

the

taken

a

by

television

Ricans Meughton

WAKEFIELD

on

the TV.”

The

dawn

a

separate,

cold

and

sharp

might tailored

have

circle of marchers and hurried along beside the couple, waving a finger at them, scolding like

the

a

schoolteacher:

“You

are

the

shame of the Spanish people in New York!” From the entrance of the building the manager of the

handful of leaflets. In blue and brown lettering, printed on one side in English, on the other in following

state-

ment:

GET THE PROTECTION OF NEW YORK’S BIGGEST AND MOST RESPECTED UNION a

member

of

the

Interna-

tional Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union, you'll get these important benefits:

Sano

garment

shop,

which

back

out

to

go

find

the

Holidays

the

Pay

International:

Garment Do It’s

the

Workers’

Ladies’

Union.

It Today.

Common

Sense

Thing

To Do. The and

woman her

in the black

young

male

escort

coat ig-

nored the plea for Common Sense without reading it. They walked faster as the woman with the leaflets approached them. A ragged chorus of jeers broke out from the dozen men and women with picket signs who marched in a slow, cold circle by the curb, opposite the building’s entrance. “Scab!” came the

ary, “Stab, scab!” A small man in a large overcoat, ‘gray fedora, and

maroon

scarf broke

béaming

from

who

she

called

leaflets

walked

slowly

back

to

has

the

that

was

mainly

them

trouble outside

with who

and the bosses in-

side who promised, cajoled, and threatened: them. Many girls had ‘drifted off to other shops or found “homework” to take in, and

signs

in

the

windows

of

the

time

off—it

pays

you

to

have

a

Bad “Well,

Impression

she

known.

said

she

hadn’t

line, with all those people ing things at her. But she

‘Now that you-come in my home, I

feel

quite

different.’

gan to talk were there, shake

my

She

about how things and oh, I had to

head.

They

give

made

$70:

them

You

the

morning

in

seven

o’clock

at

we never see. We

with

the but

girls

of them

line

some

till ‘six

of

the

girls

York

Sano a in

To

the

garment

remote

fact

sweatshops

ago.

of

shop,

fact

life

of

in

of

at

the

it was

not

history

Spanish

but

office

the bosses

of the shops floors

trying

on the to

lure

cepted

of the

of

the

people

poverty

of

that

they

im jars from the hospital to suh-J.

from

stitute

shop

The

scuttlebut

of

bars

and

had

them

-for

labor

of their fathers.

they

are

anything mostly

beyond

of

And

the

yet,

average

in-

average.

These,

the

ones of high I.Q. and high ambitions—ambitions, that is, above the sweat of routine labor, ambitions of escaping the slums they live in—are the ones who_ are often most likely to turn: to crime and narcotics. One of the the

neighbor-

hood belongs to Boppo

minds

of

Cruz, the

pusher, who found in heroin the and

escape

only

from

visible

his

means

of

surroundings

and outlet for the energy and imagination that burned within him. And Boppo is not alone.

have

ju-

the

Landrum-Griffin

is formally

called.

here,

pending

the

opening

of

a branch

reau

of

Reports.

the

Bu-

Labor-Management

office

and

Early

of

appointment

the compliance officer to Rico has reportedly ged on Washington by inside the fraud-riddled Dock CIO).

of

for Puerbeen urdissidents Union of

Employees (UDEM-AFLThe insurgent group, head-

ed

by

bal

Marin,

waterfront also

checker

seeks

a

Ani-

Federal

Court order placing monitors at the helm of the union. Federal District Court judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario is expect-

ed to rule on the insurgents’ ine

junction

petition

by

next Friday

at the latest. The group which now holds power in the UDEM, headed by union president Rafael Berrios, has challenged the Court’s jurisdiction in the case.

San

Juan

airport and said that

‘G¢ is no good to be poor,” he had not: put all his hopes and

savings

in airplane

tickets with

the aim of substituting one form of poverty for another. The story of Puerto Ricans on ‘elief is

largely the story of Providencia and her seven children, not living off the fat of the taxpayer’s

for

proper

food.

STEAK HOUSE and COCKTAIL LOUNGE

taxi

drivers is that “The Puerto Ricans come to New York to go on relief.” But when Ricardo Sanchez boarded the plane at

It was land but off the fat that comes

who

in

Span-

later that afternoon that's woman Sano

comrades

1958.

and their children find on their new island home of Manhattan.

the

his

a

the girls from other shops to their own floor once they got in the building. The bosses who stood at the doorway had to see their operators not only safely past the picket line, but also safely past the deors of the rival employers within the building. The Sano boss, on the fifth floor, was most harassed, since his workers had to pass by two temptations on the way up. But despite these “cold war” gains, the union had not been able to recruit and hold any regular worker from the shops until this. day, which marked

the strike’s fifth week.

among

Harlem

Harlem have come from; facts are not so widely ac-

different.

will

The reporting features of the statute are temporarily handled by the Regional Wage and Hour

thirty

lady

as

measure

sounds like a tale of life in the years

investigator

1959,

go in at 5:30.” The seventy-two hour week, at less than a dollar an hour, New

poverty.

risdiction over both Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, it is understood. At the present time, the Miami area office is responsible for compliance here with the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of

don’t get there

picket

o'clock,

know

o’clock The

inescapable.

a self-perpetuating

The

seven

to

is

By HAROLD J. LIDIN A “compliance officer” to =enforce the new antiracketeering Landrum-Griffin statute will open offices here shortly after July 1, Regional Wage and Hour chief James Herriman predicted yesterday.

be-

most

of

with

alone

first

and I see you are a nice person,

ish the

war

inside,

family

Leon,

facing the world after graduation with a clear opportunity to make a decent living. Most of the kids in the club don’t have enough basic skills in-English to qualify

it is

yellsaid,

that

secondary

begun

of the

pre-

Willie

P. R. To Get ‘Teeth’ For New Labor Anti-Racketeering

Qperarios.”

A

member

even

for whatever obyious motivation, always had an avid interest in food. While still in junior high school he expressed a desire to go on to a vocational high school where he could learn to become a baker, and now he is learning the skills of that trade. He is

sharpest

of things about the union and she said, frankly, she also had a bad impression from the picket

The facts are well known of the poverty of the island home

had

rolls

is

pared for a trade.

Self-Perpetuating Poverty The poverty of Spanish Harlem is especially tragic because

She had heard all kinds

building on the corner said, “Operators Needed—Se Necesitan nerves

the

The alumni of “opportunity” classes are equipped to receive no opportunity, even if they find it. Of all the members of the Conservatives Club, which re-

child!’

go in at all hours—some

it

some

tuation

$150 for the doctor bills and the

organize the

cases

off

neigh-

one

the

large Puerto Rican families, often including a half dozen children, and with the low pay that most Puerto Ricans receive for work in New York City, the si-

night, six days a week.

similar

get

bunch

in

children—and I said, ‘I am surprised. A lady like you, with this beautiful home and these beautiful children, and working in a place like Sano. You can do so much better in a union and have so much more time for your children. Why, you can’t afford

Working

in

relief

only

typical

ly above the

she

shops

on

borhood,

girls

make enough money from it to support the family. With so many

home and

last

how?

Zaraya—in corner. As

go

and

she has, in the three beautiful

home

week

garment

has

a fairly

boys

telligence, and many are obvious-

her

These morning rituals had been going on for five weeks in the attempt of the ILGWU to three

Commis-

McCarthy

of

is holding down a job but doesn’t

at

for

—Sano, Reggie, and the building on the

L.

faster than any other group of people. Many who are on relief receive what is called ‘supplementary relief,’ which means

35c for every garment, no matter how hard it is, or what it is. The most she ever made was one

warmth.

Henry

been quoted repeatedly as saying that the Puerto Ricans who have

with

when

chijdren. Welfare

sioner

to the corner, saying almost to herself in a low, hurt voice, “Huelga,” and folded her arms

jeered

—Guaranteed Minimum Wages : —Severance Pay —Free Medical and Hospital Care You can help yourself—and your family—to a better life by joining

another

a war of nerves being waged, with the girls growing anxious

Day —Vacation

dent

Ro-

not to join. You know, every time you have a child you get

woman who was waiting for convoy. The dark-faced girl with

—Job Security —35 Hour Week . over getting into —tTime and a Half Overtime the union people Pay After 7 Hours of Any —Paid

was

lady

beautiful projects,

Huelga!” (Strike! Strike!) -and hurried toward them, waving a

As

suit,

in New

presents

night—a

her

occupies the fifth floor, jerked his head up and down and urged the couple toward him like a} track coach urging his athletes down the last lap to the finish building that rose five floors line. As the couple reached the above it. A young man dressed entrance a policeman stepped in blue slacks and a blue and out—for the moment a uniformed gray jacket walked precisely bedoorman—and let them in. They ‘side her, staring not down but entered with the boss, amidst straight ahead. At the moment rising jeers, and several mothey turned. the corner from ments later the young man in Lexington onto 125th Street a the blue and gray jacket came dark-faced girl cried, “Huelga!

the

Carlotta

worked at Sano a long time,” she said, “and she’s a very nice, intelligent lady. I went to see

identity

from

come.

the new information eame: to work.

head and a frayed black coat whose collar was pulled up high @round her neck, her hands pushed deep in the pockets, her eyes cast downward, headed past the corner drugstore toward the entrance of the soot-stained

was

that the first real break

have

employment

York City, in 1953, a total of 5 per cent of the Puerto Rican Population was unemployed, and of that number more than three fourths were women with depen-

driguez, a handsome woman with graying hair, dressed in a smart

At Lexington Avenue a with a scarf around her

Spanish,

an ap-

manager

East River down the wide and almost deserted swath of 125th Street. woman

and made

the

the

tnat later would be lost in the dust and refuse and bustle of the lengthening day. The wind blew

name

taken

and

Harlem

definite

had

pointment to visit her home that night. The next day, Mrs. Rodriguez told the Harlem district

“This

of

ILG’s Harlem ask some ques-

secretary,

woman’s

cleaned the streets in a bright cold luster that clarified the buildings and gave to each person

a

.

winter

leaflets

year of good

“When

ones they

union

as

I grow up,” the boy said, “I’m going to be an airplane pilot, like the

the

tions. Mrs. Carlota Rodriguez, who works in the Harlem office

piece

set.

of

largely the story of women and children deserted by the husband and father through death or divorce, and having no possibility of income. In an average

whose

shiny

one

called up the headquarters to

of his tenement

his

face

STAR’s

City.

By DAN The small boy stood in the home,

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SAN

JUAN

STAR

—

Friday, April 29, 1960

Pirates Win EL COMANDANTE Sixth Straight; RATINGS Tigers Lose

Reliever McDaniel Is Manager's Pet

PICK By CARMONA Friday, April 29, 1960

the

cut

from

2-1

in the Caliente future terday. He had been

streak

the

Hemus

as

Cards a

HEMUS have

had

with

pilot

Hemus said he would rather have McDaniel than Milwaukee's Don McMahon or Pittsburgh’s Roy Face—who record in relief

had an last year.

18-1

Herbert

Lindy,

an

observant

young

man,

Tigers

8-5

book yescut from

cy

é

of them

feasting pitching,

Cincinnati’s completed a

and

12 minutes

series in a 3

marathon.

cuts

resulted, the book said, from | scratching of Noble Noor, Weath-

Hands. In

the

on

hosr

halved D’or from

was

20- to 10-1, Pied

in

Aguirre (0-1). the Milwaukee

6-1

| from

won

co Fernandez and Lou Berberet. Harry Chiti’s two-run single in the

sweep of the two- game by beating the Reds, 8-3,

price

the

second inning, when they scored on singles by Rocky Colavito, Chi-

ond choice and third-choice Venetian Way was shaved from

cargo service DIRECT

York to

got three

Braves, ragged

ANOTHER BULL LINES

New

Again

Herbert

Friday. 3-1 sec-

other

in

his second for the A’s, turning back Detroit on six hits. The

says watching Face has helped | 25-1 to 20-1 and Beau Purple him out this season. |from 40-1 to 30-1. He noticed the success Face | Eagle Admiral remained was having with a forkball and fourth choice at 8-1. Weatheradded the pitch to his assortwise had been quoted at 10-1, ment. Noor “I've been looking for a change- with Hillsborough. Noble up for years,’’ said the one-time had shared 15-1 quotations with $50,000 bonus baby. ‘“‘My wrist is Victoria Park and John William. too limber to throw a straight All Hands had been a 20-1 choice change. I have to throw a slip with Never Give In.

Weekly

run

Ray

ner price at Keenland Bally Ache remained to 5-1. These and

without

Wins

forerun-

winning

third

clinching

the

after

for | erwise and All Never Give

“[ wouldn't trade him either,”” sad Hemus proudly.

the

fourth beat Hank At Cincinnati,

5-2 SOLLY

to

up

Right-hander

AGUA CALIENTE, Mexico, (AP)—Odds on favored Tompion to win the Kentucky Derby were

his

defeat with a seven-hitter. Jack Meyer (0-1) was the loser, although it was reliever Rubén Gomez who gave

7

won

fifth on Dick Groat’s double and Skinner’s single for a 3-1 lead.

Tompion Favored 8-5 In Future Book May

Law

8 13

1 16

El Carito a-Deo

9

Pikiluvy

6

Don

Giovanni

13

a-Mavi b-Currutaco b-Comisionista Sofiador Miss Lucky Prestigio Sparta a-Establo Enrique Ubarrti b-Establo Lares entry. El Carito has Keen racing ease. Deo vastly improved, may

ee

with

Vern

Glen Hobbie’s Nose Broken At Practice CHICAGO Hobbie

SQOOWNOWNOrwe

contact

club.

Baltimore defeated Boston 8-3. Bob Skinner drove in two runs for the Pirates while right-hander

(AP)—Rookie

Glen

had his nose broken

Wed-

nesday in an accident during team practice. Hobbie, standing behind Cal Neeman, was swatted in the face when Neeman tried to hurl a ball.

Manager Charlie Grim said Hobbie will see action very soon.

FIRST

from

PONCE e Leaving New York

Fridays, arriving Ponce

Odds 3-5

3-5 3-2

RB. Maldonado Bivera W.

Stable Escogide E. Ubarri Est.

F. Rivera Belmonte Cruz Valdes Bonilla E. Rodriguez Landrau Olivo A. Colon

Est. B. Ortiz Opera Stable Est. E. Ubarrt Establo Lares Establo Lares Stable Louisiana Ponce Stable Est. L. R: Agrait Est. T. Mufiiz

from

vacation

in

good

shape,

bound

5th RACE — Purse $1,550; (Native) 108 2 a-Puerto Nuevo 117 a-Don Roberto 10 117 El Mucaro 105 b-Hi Fi in b-Kafa 110 Walter A. 108 La Madama 113 Cable 114 Ma. del Carmen Anon 1 07 a-Establo Las Marias entry. b-Ponce Stable entry.

to

Puerto

Nuevo-Don

be

factor.

claiming

4-year-olds-up;

$(3,000);

five

Las’ Las

Marias Marias

Belmonte Caraballo

Est.

E.

Ubarri

Ponce Stable Ponce Stable Isla Stable Est. L. A. Jordan

D. Rodriguez Olivo J. A. Velez

Est.

R. Maldonado Landrau

“San

R. Rivera

Nacional

Jose

Stable

Louisiana

Stable

1-2 5-1 7-2 10-1 10-1 20-1 40-1 60-£ 90-L . with back

furlongs

Est. Est.

2 1 2 1 3 cs a 3 3-1

5

3-1

5- L 7-4 TL

40-1.

. very

a

Roberto

strong.

may

They

finish

first-second,

Both are speedy and are in top shape for this one, El Mucaro is always there, entry. Both have the good another do it in an open race. Hi Fi-Kafu may speed to do it. Walter A. may need more distance. 6th RACE — Purse $2,800; allowance; 3-year-olds; six furlongs (Imported) 5-2 Isla Stable M. A. Alicea 3-1-1 113 3 Royal Treat si Speed Veil 113 Landrau Ponce Stable 5 3-1 a-Conjetura 110 A. L. Bamos Establo Lares 3 3-1 Stanarn 115 R. Maldonado Sagner & Chase 9 Our Love 113 Flores Est. Las Americas 5-1 10 9-4 b-Titomar 110 Belmonte Est. E. Ubarri 4 TL b-Don Beno lit W. Rivera Est. E. Ubarri 1 9-1 Three Mary Sta. R. D. Rodgz. 110 2 Fighting Wave 3-1 Lares Establo Valdes 105 2 a-Casualita 20-1 Est. A. Carro Nieves 115 8 Guille F. £-Juncal 155 H. Torres Est. S. Sebastian 40-L 6 £-Tabu 110 Bonilla Coamo Springs Sta, 40-L 7 a-Establo Lares entry. b-Establo Enrique Ubarri entry. £-field

horse

Royal Treat should take lead after the first quarter and hold it. Speed Veil speedy but weakens after half mile. Conjetura may win with ease in ope race. Stanarn bound to be factor. 7th RACE — Purse $2,300; claiming ($6,000);° 4-year-olds-up; 1 116 m. (Imported)

;:

Sagner & Chase 2-1 I. Pizarro a-Lady Eternal -.103 Est. E. Dibe 52 F. Rivera Julia D. 108 Est. M. Fiol $-1 P. G. Diaz The Sharper 118 Establo Lares 3-1 Valdes Cali The Cops 113 Sagner & Chase Landrau 2-4 a-Sempre 117 Isla Stable 8-1 I. G. Ramos Ambolero 112 Establo Caribe 20-2 Bonilla b-Aratau 112 Est. F. Hernandez 20-1 Nieves b-Guaynabo 1135 a-Sagner & Chase Stable entry. b-Establo Caribe and Establo F. Hernandez entry. : Lady Eternal may take lead and hold it to the end. Julia D. fast closer, may catch the Lady in final yards. The Sharper unlucky in last, bound to be actor <

“Smoothest Thing on Ice” Cali for Dixie Belle next time you buy gin. You'll

think

it’s liquid

Tuesdays Leaving Ponce Fridays,

today’s

New York

this one Pikiluvy

I. Pizarro BR. E. Figueroa

satin—perfect

arriving

Americas

Jeri Kay Stable 3-1 Louisiana Stable 2-8 Est. Las Americas 3-3 Establo Lares 8-1 Est. Las Palmas 10-1

Hernandez

against better rivals, should take surprise El Carito im final yards.

onwoooorocs

Bing

(Imported)

furlongs

Owner Est. Las

eSolorFooUNwon

of

American

‘owsows

out

other

1o

far

only

League games scheduled, Washington rapped New York 5-4 and

Devine knows it.” It would seem reasonable to assume that Devine hasn’t drifted

very

the

League

two

a"

Manager)

In

National Wednesday.

eee

(General

other played

ee

as

in

games

eee

8-5

that

is. Before, it was hard for me to last nine innings with only a curve and a fastball.” But he continued, ‘‘I’d just as soon save a game as win one, as

long

American.

pee

got a forkball

in the

'*wunowo Sen 00

that I’ve

edge

Los Angeles defeated Chicago 9-4 and Milwaukee beat Cincinnati

ow .

game

he'd “‘like sometime.

FAST

© B

Now

allows that to starting

eee

lost their second in a row, 3-1 at Kansas City, but retained a half-

fastball.”

McDaniel to go back

race. Detroit’s their first five,

SNOENOSCSOOWD

the

National League Tigers, who won

—

Flores

S.

ee eran see K SO mm” COWOCO

walk-

night

for a full-game lead over idle, runner-up San Francisco in the

TRACK

2-year-olds;

eo H. Torres 0---" Pacheco a-Royal Highness 111 Bonilla Comedida lit Debut R. E. Figueroa Desacato 113 Debut a-Establo Las Americas entry. Midnite Moon impressive winner in two starts. Tonga Doll unlucky in last. Nietecito winne in debut, bound to be factor. . — Purse $2,250; claiming ($5,000); 4-year-olds-ip; five furlongs 2Qnd RACE (Native) 33 Ponce Stable Sita 4 3-2 Louisiana Stable R. Maldonado Miami 1 1-2 Est, Antillano 3 Reyes Miss Marga 6-1 Coquiman Stable a-Cristalina Bonilla 2 6-1 Three Mary Sta. a-Manantial Valdes 3 a-Coquiman Stable and Three Mary Stable entry. im vacation form back Miami here. beat to Sifu favorably weighted, one good shape, bound to be factor. Miss Marga impressive winner in last two starts, (Native) m. 1\16 1 4-year-olds-up; Purse $2,550; allowance; 3rd RACE 1-1 Isla Stable M. A. Diaz : 112 5 Pachico 323 Est. Antillano J. A. Velez 108 El Bohique i 5-1 Stud Humacao Quinones Jr. 3 Nendivei 8-1 Establo Lares Bonilla Complice 4 i101 Chase & Sagner Pizarro I. Ceremonia 2 classy one but inconsistent, one to beat. here. El Bohique mar Pachico take it in runaway if Pachico doesn’t feel like running, Nendivei Jr. best effort needed to beat top two. 4th RACE — Purse $2,000; allowance; 3-year-olds; seven furlongs (Native)

eee

hits. He’s

four and struck out four. The 24-year-old Hollis, Okla., righthander saved three of the Cardinal victories in their fourgame winning streak—which matches the longest winning

victory

ee

only three

ed

3-2

over Philadephia Wednesday

He Is Judicious look good with six shutout relief, But Lindy is judicious in his jobs in the Redbird’s first nine use of the new pitch, “Actually games. In his six relief appearances the best time to use it,” he said, “is when you’re behind and the Lindy has pitched 8 2/3 scoreless innings, almost a full game, al- hitter feels you'll come in with

lowing

a

ee

him

gers without much speed or spin.”

the

pee

making

fin-

in

__.

Jockey

eorooooronoso

Lindy’s

two

sixth

__

allowance;

Dw eoTSCOCrONN

Majors.”” And

first

their

wt. 113 lit 114

Horse a-Midnite Moon Tonga Doll Nietecito

p.m.

Last $3 Outs 1-1-1 0-2-1

e

with

my

won

-P.

3:00

eee

streak of the year

majors,

pitch—between

Pirates

The Pitts-

$2,650;

ee

longest

in

flatly +

in the

—(AP)—

—

Purse

Pr

a row,

Hemus reliever

YORK

POST

pee

Manager Solly calls him ‘“‘the best

NEW

—

RACE

ecooOOWNrHOOW

burgh

Ist

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STAR —

Two More Hopefuls Dissension To Miss The Derby is Rumored By

The

Associated

Press

Injuries have knocked Noble Noor and Weatherwise out of the May 7 Kentucky Derby, making three top contenders who have been sidelined in the past week. ; The Cain Hoy Stable’s main hope All Hands, was declared unfit Sunday after a check. showed a fracture of the sesmoid bone. The Harry F. Guggenheim racer had an accident in his stall last week at Keeneland. Noble

Noor

foreleg

awfered

injury.

a

irr fyinning

slight+

the

Ca-

lifornia Derby ae» Bay Meadows Saturday. Weatherwise, the Greentree Stable hopg, turned up with

a bruised

heel

&t..Keeneland.

All three of tise highly sensitive. thoroughbreds had been given

a good rating in the Caliente future book. ‘Weatherwise had been rated a 10-1 shot. tr. and Mrs. owners of the

Noble siight

John R. Smith, stretch-running

Noor, said they noted a swelling on the horse’s

right

foreleg

Jy had @lay’s

where

rapped

he

apparent-

himself

in Satur-

race.

(Stubby

Kanatzer,

him

not too decided

serious against

to Louisville.

an

go R.

assistaft

trainer, “but the chances are just as good it would knock him: out forever.’’ The son of Noor is expected to be sidelined about three

weeks. Trainer John Gaver detected the Weatherwise injury. He said the horse seemed to be tender getting around his stall and a veterinarian

from New York was flown in to make a double check. The veterinarian confirmed the bruise. Eearlier this spring Warfare, the top 2-year-old of 1959 and

advance

The injury is bui the Smiths

shipping

“The chances are he could back there and ‘run,”’ said W.

Derby

eliminated picture by

favorite,

from a bone

the chip

was

3-year-old in his left

hind ankle.

Six Penna. Counties Finally OK Betting HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Six Pennsylvania counties have approved pari-mutuel betting on

harness

horse

Four

the

of

the

racing.

_

counties

were

southeastern

corner

state: Bucks, Chester, and Philadelphia. The

in

of

the

Delaware other two

were in the notheastern

anthracite area of Pennsylvania: Lu-

zerne and Counties. _

£ Northumberland

All five western counties voting on the question, plus three Eastern

counties

rejected

it.

Lawrence B. Sheppard, chairman of the commission, said that he would not be against

Tuesday’s

results

in the

ern end of the state removed many choice locations there from

consideration.

counties betting

rejecting were

includes

Pittsburgh,

boring Fayette land Counties.

Among

and ;

the

pari-mutuel

Allegheny, and

and discontent aging of Billy ported day

among

by

two’

New

Dissension

Red

Sox

Boston

Bill

Liston

said head

Mon-

baseball

Pumpsie

office

because

for of

Traveler

ground

Green

a

a

Washington. a

the

the situation came to a after Jurges called second

baseman

his

of

Green ball

into

tongue-lashing

fielding in

lapse

had the

at

booted sixth

in-

ning of Sunday’s game. That started the Senators on the way to a four run inning. Liston

the

said

Red

Sox

the

majority

squad

has

of

“little

or no respect left for Jurges’ managerial ability. Many have openly ridiculed his efforts as

a manager.” He said some expect

Red

Jurges

Sox

to be

News

Service

The Board of Governors of the National Basketball Association has approved by a unanimous vote the shift

of the Minneapolis Lakers to Los Angeles for the 1960-61 season.

The ing

in

vote

the

was

taken

league’s

the.Hotel

dur- , Memorial

late

annual

Coliseum

meeting

The

ers owner agreed to pay $2,800 a

shift was approved “providing a satisfactory schedule can be drawn.”

game plus about $800 for ticket sellers, ushers and cleaners.

The in 16

owners

New to

Roosevelt.

Sports Arena by the Commission. The Lak-

will

meet

York May 9 arrange next

again

and May season’s

.

gymnasium.

College

|

The

Sports

Arena

seats

and the 6,000.

college

gym-

If the league owners can solve their scheduling problems, the N. B. A. will be competing for patronage in Los Angeles

Bob Short, the owner of the Lakers, returned from Los Angeles and presented a list of sev-

with

enty playing dates made available to him by the Los Angeles Coliseum Commission.

Exclusive

State 14,000 hasium

:

the

proposed

club

of

the

new American Basketball League.

The new league was formed last week. It comprises teams

-Rights

Short was given basketball rights

Short was given the Los Angeles

Memorial

schedule. At that time, the league is expected. to officially approve the Los Angeles fran-

chise.

In addition, some dates in

in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Cleveland, Kansas City, Wash-

exclusive pro in the new

play-

as manager before July 1. They were not identified. Joe Cashman of the Record quoted Jurges as saying he was astounded at the newspaper reports.

“I thought the whole club was hustling,” Jurges said. “I

neigh-

certainly

haven’t

complaints players.”

from

EVERYONE IN

Times

replaced

which

Westmore.

York

Professional basketball is going to the West Coast.

over the manJurges was rethe

7

2

Of West Coast Move

writers.

ers West-

(AP)—

ie

Lakers Get Approval

On Red Sox BOSTON,

|

Friday, April 29, 1960

heard

any

any

of

the

PUERTO RICO

locating more than one track in the same area. Referendum Is Final

The law permits the commission to license up to four paritracks,

vania’s

that of

sixty-seven

but

only

vote. apPennsyl-

counties

For today’s power ...e

held

again.

:

Sheppard

said

he

wouldn’t

try to hold back one of the four permits on the chance that a Western county might some day vote to permit gambling.

He

said:

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we

get

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SPORTS

CARMONA’S PICKS

PAGE

26 “a

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, April 29, 1960

Bucs Triumph

Down P

Tompion Tops Derby Rivals

ne

At Keeneland the

will

be

C.

V.

Kentucky

Whitney's 8-3

Derby

Victoria

Park,

sent

mount

in

the

Tompion,

pre-

Willie

Hartack’s

for

the

Shoemaker,

who

will

Tomy

last

year

Lee,

the

club

in

the

winner,

same

six doubles to down the Boston Red Sox, 6-1, and to give 21-year old

the

rode

pride

of

rode

League

first

Major

gave

champion

White

downed the Cleveland 3-1, behind the five-hit

Park,

from

his

up

17 innings on the mound. At Chicago, the American

warm-up

Canada

Barber

only six hits and permitted only his second earned run in his last

Derby

Victoria

Jerry

League victory. The young southpaw

race.

Hartack

record.

In another night game, at Baltimore, the Orioles put together

also |

also

.eventual

way but

The 28-year old Friend also struckout 11 men, seven of them in the first three innings to tie a

ride him in the Derby, was up| on Tompion in the Blue Grass, a| top prep to next week's race. Shoemaker

a 3-0

no defeats.

Roses,

two and three-quarter lengths the $30,900 Blue Grass Stakes Keeneland. Victoria Park had been considered @ strong contender for the first leg of the Triple Crown at Churchill Downs, but his defeat leaves only Bally Ache as Tompion’s main competition.

by in at

Willie

with

four hits in registering his third straight win of the year against

defeated |

favorite,

Run

when

the

straigt game

delphia Phillies. Bob Friend went all the for the Bucs and allowed

7

May

race

‘‘two-horse’

a

seventh

yesterday

Derby

Win-

Sox

Indians, pitching

BOB

Collins Ties Palmer HOUSTON,

Texas

favorite

yesterday

as

Collins

of Billy Pierce, who showed signs of returning to 20-game form from which he slipped last

Masters

rullah,

year. It was

the

left-hander’s

Golf

victory

the

year.

of Detroit

was

by

T.

A.

and Puerto

Mrs.

L.

P.

Grissom

Rico.

Fourth

Tate's

Come

About. Shoemaker

kept

Tompion

in

second place, hind Victoria

about Park,

a length until the

betop

of up

the stretch where he alongside the leader.

moved

They raced head and head until the eighth pole, but then Tompion pulled his

away

with

second

ease

straight

to

score

* Keeneland

victory.

Tompion's and

an

time

eighth

the same Lee last

for

race

the

was

time registered year

mile

1:48

3/5,

by Tomy

Lady Hiker 5 Miles

Ahead Of Two Sats. SALT LAKE CITY —(AP)— A vegetarian doctor and two steakdevouring countrymen from England have tramped out of the Great Salt Lake Desert on their cross-country walk. Dr. Barbara Moore was maintaining a lead of about five miles

over

Sgts.

Patrick

Mervyn

Moloney.

Evans The

Chicago

400

A TOUGH Berkeley, of

San

was

FIGHT—Middleweight

dazed after his fight with Floyd Ryan Francisco. Sayles collapsed moments later and

carried from

doctors say he right in time.”

the ring.

In a coma

is in fair condition (AP Wirephoto.)

Southwest

Texas

State

College

has accepted an invitation to compete here in an international track meet proposed by Julio Monagas, commissioner of the

Pittsburgh

Philadelphia

LEAGUE

020 010 900-3 91

000 000 000-0 4 0

and

eight hours,

“ought

to be all

lost

of

the

in

Marcos

school,

said,

accepting the bid, that other Lone Star Conference schools are inin

coming

to

Puerto

Rico, but the date of the proposed meet is of primary importance. Monagas

has

to hold the meet

expressed

a wish

after the Olym-

pic Games in August, Texas schools hope to a May 27 date.

but the arrange

Boxing Postponed JULIO

The professional boxing card scheduled for tonight at Sixto Escobar Stadium has been rescheduled for next Friday, May

MONAGAS

6.

Parks and partment.

Monagas tion

meet

at

the

Public

Recreation

extended recent

in Mexico

the

Venados

whieh

De-

invitaClub

the Puer-

Carlos Cruz, a sensation in Dominican Republic’s rings, will

face

Daniel

Berrios,

known fighter from the main event.

and three runs. Bell pitched shutout opening

wasn’t

10

Bell six

and hits

innings

of

ball for Cleveland day against Detroit,

on but

involved in the decision.

NEWMARKET, England, (AP) —Martial, owned by Reginald

Conference also competed. O. W. Strahan, president San

this year, touched Gary Johnny Klippstein for

American Colt Cops Top English Classic

to Rican delegation won. Teams from Mexico and the Lone Star

terested

GAMES

NATIONAL

almost

One Texas School Accepts Track Bid

and

101 010 00x—3

Leroy Sayles, 22, of

stands

sergeants

000 20x—6 3 000 000 00i—1

first

has

The White Sox, who reached the .500 mark for the first time

=o

AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 000 000 010—1 4 K.. City: 100 001 00x—2 7 Boston 001 000 000—1 6 Baltimore Cleveland

He

once.

left San Francisco April 12 on their walk to New York and Mrs. Moore started a day later. She passed them Tuesday.

NIGHT

of

locally

Santurce °

in

N. Webster, cier, scored

a New York finanIreland’s first victo-

ry in the 152-year-old 2,000 neas stakes Wednesday. The chestnut son of Hill won by a head over Venture a French colt owned by Aly Khan that started as.

Gui-

3-2

shot,

choice.

was

Auroy,

third,

four

a 40-to-1

more

Gail VII, the the

Iengths

away in the starting field of seventeen. Tulyartos was fourth.

Martial

is a son

of

the

Calu-

met Farm’s 1952 Kentucky Derby winner, Hill Gail, who now stands in Ireland. Venture’s sire is the American-bred Relic. Ineligible for Epsom Derby

The

2,000

Guineas

was

the

first of the British triple-crown events for 3-year-olds. Neither Martial nor Venture was named for the Epsom Derby June 1 or

the St. Leger in the fall, the other two gems in the crown. Martial went off at odds of 62-1 on the tote, 18-1 with the track bookmakers.

(AP)—Ar-

nold Palmer lived up-to his role

field Farms. Only four colts entered the Blue Grass. Finishing third was Luowned

FRIEND.

66 and in

slipped

in

champion’s share

the

but

to

Bill

match

the

six-under-par

the first round

$35,000

Houston

lead

Classic

Tournament.

Palmer

was

brilliant

with

front nine 30 but came with an even par 36.

a

home

AMERICAN LEAGUE Late

Wednesday’s

Kansas City Team

Games

Detroit 1. L Pact

GB

x-Detroit New York

-714 625

4%

x-Kansas City Washington

.500 1% 500 i142

x-Baltimore x-Boston

444 444

x-Chicago x-Cleveland

429 2 .333 242

x-Playing

3,

night

2 2

games.

Today’s

Games

New York (Short 1-0) at Baltimore (Brown 0-0), night. Kansas City (Larsen 0-1) at Cleveland (Perry 0-1), night.

Detroit

(Lary

1-0)

at

Chicago

(Wynn 0-1), night. Other clubs not: scheduled.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Late Wednesday’s Games Milwaukee 8, Cincinnati 5. Team L Pact GB x-Pittsburgh x-San Francisco x-Los Angeles

Milwaukee St. Louis x-Philadelphia

Cincinnati . Chicago

x-Playing

night

Pittsburgh

Today’s (Witt

nati

(McLish

750 667 583

Ww

that

Ky. (P?—It became apparent

SOTA

more

(AP)—The first-place Pittsburgh

whauUarnos

LEXINGTON, even

PHILADELPHIA

Pirates held onto their lead last night as they won their

545 214 455 ALT

Louis

273

532

games. Games 0-0) at

0-1),

Cincin-

night.

(Morehead (Miller

3% 4

.308 542

Philadelphia (Owens 1-1) at waukee (Buhi 1-1), night.

Chicago

— 1 2

1-0

0-1) or

at

Kline

Mil-

St. 0-0),

night.

San Francisco Los Angeles

(McCormick 2-0). at (Podres 1-1), night.


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