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DAILY _ EXCEPT SUNDAY
Issue Ends In Gas Chamber SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (AP)—Caryl Chessman died yesterThe potassium day in the San Quentin prison gas chamber, cyanide pellets dropped into the acid in the apple-green death
chamber at 10:03:45 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time, and Chessman was pronounced dead at 10:12, (1:12 p.m. Puerto Rico time.)
Just as the fatal fumes rose, the 38-year-old Chessman managed
a laugh, almost a chuckle. No one could hear him through the sound- proof walls of the hermetically sealed | chamber, but he spent his final moments mouthing words directed toward Mrs. Eleanor Black, Los Angeles reporter, who had interviewed him many times. Chessman condemned on two counts of kidnaping with bodily harm in Los Angeles lovers’ lanes in 1948, took a deep breath as the fumes rose. Then his head went half-way backward and stayed tilted back for several seconds,
with the mouth wide open. His black hair was neatly combed and he wore a white shirt, open at the throat. Dréps of saliva trickled from his open mouth. At 10:09 am., a little over five minutes after the pellets had dropped, his shoulders quivered sli ghily.
He had entered the chamber at 10:04 a.m., preceded by one guard by three others. were
CARYL CHESSMAN » e. the light went
out |
The 60 witnesses jammed Hardly a breath silent. pRDOcnte, Warden Walter blind behind The
in front of the thick windows of the death chamber stirred. D. Achuff announced the official time of death. which Warden Fred R. Dickson stands, a little distance (See
Lang Mystery Leans| Away From Suicide By Was
HORST
BUCHHOLZ
by a bullet accidental or was it murder? ~ Prosecuting Attorney Obdulio Bauza yesterday refused to reveal what his investigation into the
case had divulged so far. But he did say: “I tend to disregard
the possibility
Several
people
of suicide.”
have
been
in-
terviewed in connection with the death Saturday of Lang, a 48-year
old
assistant
director
for
deve-
Ponce Man Adrift
nistration.
Bauza
yesterday
said:
cutter
cue. According Leslie
Hugh
speeding
to
the
to
the
Coast
Fleming,
of
be
a cru-
tween
communistic
“be-
imperialism
and freedom founded in faith and justice.”
case.” Bauza added that he also expected to discuss the case with Alexander Shaw, regional counsel
hope that the eee won't be slashed deeply bY Congress. But he said “groups strategical-
the
further
Public
study
Housing
-of
The
one
of
two
janitors
toward
a non-suicide
theory, Bau-
ed
on
his
desk.
Another
reason,
La Rambla, in Ponce, apparently -he added, was the position of the ran out of gas in his 14ton motor body when police arrived, vessel, ‘The Sea Jack,” early Cast A Shadow yesterday morning. Distress sigSome other facts which appanals were first heard in Bermuda rently seem to cast a temporary (See MAN ADRIFT, Page 21) (See Lang Mystery, Page 21) ®
expressed
in Congress
the
have
pro-
claimed it as their fixed purpose to slash the appropriation for this
found
za said that a letter from Lang’s daughter, had been found unopen-
President.
ly situated
Adminis-
the body in the agency’s office in the Banco Crédito y Ahorro Building at Stop 17 on Ponce de Leon
B
would
the
pending
after
res-
program
shing defeat in the struggle
out anything. But I tend to disregard the possibility of suicide
of
Guard, 19
foreign
“I don’t rule
By BOB BONE A Ponce man, on his new yacht has expressed the with three companions aboard, is Ave. Shaw adrift off the coast of the Do- ‘opinion that suicide was unlike~minican. Republic this morning, ly. Citing his reasons for leaning awaiting the arrival of a Coast Guard
WASHINNGTON ((%)—President Eiséhhower. said last night anydrastic cut in his $400,000,000,000
tration, possibly today. Shaw was the man who called authorities
Off Dominican Shore
21)
For Freedom
con-
of the federal agency. Earlier hé talked to the janitor who first found the body. Asked whether he ruled out Bauza
Page
Ike Fears Aid Cut As Defeat
sulted with Rafael Ramirez, head
suicide,
CHESSMAN,
+
lopment of the P.R. regional office of. the Public Housing Admi-
Frederick W. Lang’s death
and followed
-GAS
CHAMBER
CHAIR
« « e worldwide
controversy rests
mainstay of the Free World more than a billion dollars.”
by
Europeans Shout Shame! Danish Ship Missing Over
Chessman’s Death
LONDON
coiled with “Shame!”
(AP)—Europe
horror last
and
night
re-
from
the
Caryl Chessman execution. Newspapers, prominent figures, and people of all walks of life termed the gas-chamber
death ful”
of the convict as “frightand
“monstrous.”
Some
said
it
would
damage
cries of United States prestige throughout the
world,
though
a
minority
supported the execution. Evenjng papers published extras and radio stations broke into
their
of the
programs
with
news
execution.
(See SHOUT
SHAME!, Page 21)
COPENHOAGEN: (AP) — A Danish motor ship with 18 persons on board was reported missing last night south of Greenland —in the same general area where
the
Danish
Greenland
li-
ner Hans Hedtoft hit. an iceberg and went down with 953 aboard early. in 1959. The
ship,
Hanne
S.
of
Svend-
borg, 499 tons, has not been heard from since Saturday.
THE
SAN
JUAN
STAR— Tuesday, May 3, 1960
Turk Students Defy Troops As Demonstrations Persist By
GARVEN
ISTANBUL,
session
HUDGINS
Turkey
(2—Turkish
students clashed twice with troops yesterday in antigovernment demonstrations staged with an eye on
the
Istanbul
meeting
of
martial
closed
in
bursts
and
against
Menderes’
of
law
3,000
regulations.
broke
up
Premier
regime—one
within
the
sight
by
of
out-
Adnan
a group
the
five-day
old
movement
against
Menderes.
The
troops
did
not
fire.
However, they used riflebutts, muscle power and threat of bayonets to
disperse
the
masses
and
nab
the
windows
Turkish
from
in a dusty, the
from
hall.
of
residents
ramshackle
ancient
houses
quarter
across
way.
The
soldiers,
approach
the
plaza
to the hall, pushed
guarding
back
the demonstrators with the butts of their rifles. The bulk of the crowd broke and scattered into
side
streets.
dually A
The
cleared
hundred
area
at
was
bayonet
students
were
grapoint.
reported
arrested.
néw
city hall that is the NATO conference site. Scores were arrested. “Freedom! Freedom!’ was the marching cry of the demonstrators, who defied both martial law regulations against public assemblies and measures to be used against any further disorders in the
watched
city
watched
NATO
foreign ministers. A group of lawyers joined the freedom campaign. Turkish infantrymen, operating
under
the
es
ISTANBUL isters
their
of_the
The
tone
Treaty
the
discussion
of the
North
can
by
Atlantic
appeared
as
to a plea for unity
by
President Eisenhower 14 before the Big Four Summit ley in Paris.
“We
at
endorsed _ the
Organization
a response
min-
alliance
of a Western program world arms race. of
Council
foreign
Atlantic
conference
main points to end the
the
*
(®—The
negotiate
days par-
successfully
only if we are resolute and united. more obstreperous demonstrators. Two spotter planes and a _ heli- and if that resolution and unity copter helped them keep a check are manifest to the Soviets,” Eisenhower said in a special meson the streets. Students protesting Menderes’ sage to the NATO council. ‘Any strongarm rule and military evidence of weakness or division forces met at a broad plaza near } P ;}among ourselves can only underthe city hall in the ppening incident of the day. Officials and mine our diplomacy and diminish newsmen on hand for the NATO its effectiveness.”
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€ANCIO
“Jament-+
Cancie said that he ed” capital punishment
neral.
He
said
that’
in
it
ge-
would
have been “lamentable” even if Chessman had died soon after being condemned. “There is no doubt that seeing himself so close to death so many times was a strong punishment for that citizen,’ Cancio said.
Policemen simply .that
Luis Torres said Chessman “should
not have died because fered so much.”
Grocery zalez said
he has
suf-
storé owher Jose Gonthat Chessman would
been a very useful citizen had lived. After keeping
unanimous
in
the, death
God
to
chamber
is
all,
authorized
‘thou
shall
of God’s im”
Segarra,
repairs
on
shoes
Tetuan
have
After
is
one
killed
heavens,
a
little
a hallway,
not
“He
48
condemned 12
isn’t
in
St. said,
been
being
kill.
kill’
commandments,
Miguel who
not
Cancio
man should
said,
“In
grinder my
of
San
opinion
only
(AP)
—
The
State nied
Department yesterday deCuban Premier Fidel Cas-
tro’s
allegation
that
the
depart-
temala.”
Press officer Lincoln said “the United States
White is not
By HAROLD
J. LIDIN
bill sharply hiking of rookie policemen
tration-backed
measure,
salabeen
on
which
action is still’ pending in the Senate Committee on Public Order, is considered jo have an excellent chance present
of final approval in the’ session of the legislature.
The bill lifts the minimum policé wage effective Jély 1 to $180 monthly,
basic the
up
from
wage
of
next
the
$150
fiscal
current
monthly.
year,
In
beginning
July 1, 1961, rookie cops will earn a
minimum
of
$200
monthly.
Yearly automatic wage increases are decreed under the proposed
Castro made his renewed charge against the United States
holding a rank superior to sergeant. Under existing regulations, the posts receive automatic wage
Cuba
or
other country.”
in
a
May
Day
oration
Sunday.
NATO Okay For Most
increases
only
extended
to
ISTANBUL (AP)—The North. Atlantic Council of Foreign Min-
West’s
Without dissent, foreign ministers
proCon-
the 15 NATO endorsed the
every
said
it
that
seems
anyone a good
Nora
that
two
he
was
should thing.”
say
that
ly
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that
it
was
more. Approval
by
the
Senate
Finance
committee of the’ pay increases for the police force came the same day that Senate President Samuel Quinones introduced a
joint resolution calling for a $243,000 the
to
appropriation to cover part of cost of adding 372 recruits
the
police
Plans call the number
once the Academy
force. for eventually upping of recruits to 566,
facilities permit.
oa
of
the
Police
Oey
and be
respectively,
second
upped
with
program
$25
_lieutand
$20
first lieutenants for world
disar-
FORECAST: San Juan, Ponce and Mayaguez— partly cloudy teday
and
tonight
with
a
few
showers and a chance of thunder mament and ‘American, British showers. Puerte Rico’ and the and French plans, presented by Virgin Islands and coastal waters U.S, Secretary of State Christian —partly cloudy, scattered showers teday and tonight and a chance A. Herter, for a settlement of ef a few thunder showers over < the German and Berlin disputes. rthe interior of Puerto Rico. WINDS: Easterly
-
killed
unbelievable
years.
No Obligation Podriatrist
N. -
“it seemed
detectives.
Sargeants enants will
virtually all the Western. posals for the Paris Summit ference.
Pollack
The same wage increase given patrolman, $30 monthly, is also
West Summit Plans isters yesterday swiftly approved
.
and captains in line for $25 month-
the has
legislation for all members of the police force, including officers
against
the
Rookie Police Pay Raise Bill Advances: Chances Are Good
any
aggressing
de and
after.”
on
secretary
unbelievable
years
“man
killed.”
Fortaleza.
good
reported out by the Senate Finance Committee. The adminis-
“knife
been
after
Lottery ticket vender Julio Ca-
12
ment was preparing “an agression against Cuba theoush Gua-
3-3698
Tobar)
siano said, poetically, “Having gone nine times to the edge of the abyss —his suffering was enough. He shauld nos have
but,
as
the
to the
hours
—
A ries
WASHINGTON
Call
Julio
in condemning the execution
years, it was a crime to kill him.” A man who identified himself
U.S. Denies Castro’s
HOME
yesterday were
of Car yl Chessman. From Secretary of Justice Hiram street,” the reaction was one of personalregret.
Juan”
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Philadelphia,
High,
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86, at
62, clear;
Washington, 63, clear; Besten, 59,
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THE
SAN
JUAN
STAR — Tuesday, May 3, 1960
Father Of 13 Makes
Grand Slam In Race Picks, Wins $42,994 By GUNTER
HETT
and
Happiness poured into the home of Luis Rivera Rodriguez, 56, of
at
was
about
me
at
ealm
making
one
and
his
time.’
unexcited,
only
“hobby”
the
pay off so handsomely for his family. Rivera said he does not drink,
Saturday when his Sunday race
smoke, dance, or go to any bars. Checked And Rechecked
pool selections and walked with them and four dollars to the
He heard the results Sunday afternoon on the radio after arising from a nap. When he heard them, he rushed to a drawer where he had the card,
262
Santa
Cecilia
father of weekend.
13
local
St.,
Santurce
children,
It all started Rivera made out
horse
agency
corner. Yesterday
over
around
morning,
the
he
took
a taxi to El Comandante track and picked up a check for $42,-
994.35. ners %
look
He
He out
had of
picked
six
races.
Luis,
six
checked,
winhis
wife, Ricarda; his daughter, Julia, ahd a son, Hector, contributed a dollar each to pay for the winning combination, a record sum to be paid on the pool at the local track. Thinking Of Children Today, Rivera will deposit the ‘check in a bank, “thinking of my
children.”
“It will be securty for the seven that are still going to school,” he said. “I know now that they can be well educated.” Otherwise, he has no plans for spending, other than to think Jongingly about a “big, big where my entire family
house could
live.” The retired U.S. Army sergeant (he was a veterinarian) has children ranging from 34 to
4. Sitting in a rocking chair in his three room house yesterday, he
paused
as
he
tried
to
count
them off chronologically. With help from a son, he said they are Carlos Manuel, 4; Rafael,
11;
Victor,
Milagros, 21; lia,
16;
14;
Ricarda,
Vicenta,
20;
Hector, 23; Irma, 27; Juan 31; Luis,
Lydia, 34. “I have been a good ful
man
said.
all
“I
my
knew
Juand
and faith-
life,”
God
15;
Elias,
24; 32,
Rivera
would
rechecked,
and
then
av
ealled his wife. He had to tell her over and over before it sank
turn
in and fully.
she
embraced
him
tear-
The family has been living on Rivera’s $105 monthly retirement Pension, supplemented by income from a lottery agency he
Protest Picketing Of Hotels —
runs. His wife grinned happily as she prepared lunch for the children yesterday. “I am so happy. Now Luis can slow
down a
working she
little.
He
has
been
hard
all
his
life,”
too
By Rochdale Cabbies Orderly
said.
Teachers Week To End With Musical Flourish Teachers Week, being celebrated throughout Puerto Rico this week, will be climaxed Friday, which has been designated as Teachers
By FRANK ALBERTS Picket lines at the swank Caribe Hilton and San Juan Inter-
a
continental “no trouble
Taxi
“Operation
takes place today.
(®
—
‘‘Advise
and
Editorial
All
go
pes
Pulitzer
Prize
in
“Fiorella,” a musical, won. the Pulitzer drama prize. The Los Angeles Times was awarded
the
Pulitzer
Prize
gold
medal of public service for a successful newspaper campaign to cut down the smuggling of narcotics from Mexico into southern California and other border states. ‘ The journalism
awards
follows: Local reporting—Jack
were
as
Nelson
of
the Atlanta Constitution (edition time) and Miriam Ottenberg of
the Washington edition time). National
Evening
Star
Trim-
ble of the Scripps-Howards
News-
Alliance.
International reporting—A. M. Rosenthal of the New York Times.
The LITTLE PROF says “There
is
a
berlitz. School
At the San
of
photography—Andrew
of United
There
was
cartoon
field.
The history garet
Leech’s
McKinley’
Press
no prize ‘In
in
went the
sirens
will
sound
stations
will
Of
of
project
by Samuel Elliot Morison won the
middle-income
families
Talleres,
15,
Alicea
Metro
with
“all
al-
exclu-
Beach. Talked
To
one
such ho-
over
their
protest
with
Mi-
guel A. Rodriguez Rosa, assistant to chairman
special Ramon
Gelabert
Service
of
the
According
mission
to
took
Public Alicea,
the
the
view
that
agreements
com-
exbet-
-| ween hotels and taxi companies are “a purely private affair’ as
P.S.C,
vehicles hire
for
Handicapped
told
the
Rochdale
for
the
police.
out, however, operate under
He
pointed
that the a severe
police handi-
cap because the existing law requires evidence that even includes the money physically paid cars
for
service.
The
Roch-
dale group also protested the drive-it-yourself competition, which it termed “unfair.” said this matter was
the
jurisdiction
Following
Rodriguez not under
of the
the
P.S.C.
meeting
at
at Tras
where
picket
ed. Police the
scenes
lines
were
reportedly moments
the Benedictine
later.
Fathers
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Offering same-day service
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7 A.M.
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AT 5 P.M.
CHARGES TO
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7 P.M.
REPAIRING
Write:
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P. R.
form-
arrived
A Boarding School conducted by
pick-up
the
Commission, the Rochdale group proceeded to the Caribe Hilton and San Juan Intercontinental,
COLEGIO SAN ANTONIO ABAD
Santurce.
at
that this was not propercommission problem, but
such
Rodriguez
Earlier in the day, a group of 25 Rochdale representatives talked
Severely
Rochdale
licens-
the
unlicensed
Rodriguez
has big
properly
known to operate for International Airport.
group ly a
the
are
was the question of the “carros fantasmas”, the
private
Metro
tels,’ including the Caribe Hilton, San Juan Intercontinental, La Concha, La Rada, and Condado
conclave so-called
between
and
Sanchez,
said
3!
Enquixc
WE
here
120 it
taxicabs
to do business. Also discussed at
Commissioners
of a housing Stop
what
agreements
clusive—service
Board
ed
drivers
“monopolistic”
public.
biography
award.
are
the
as
Rochdale
group, some
protesting
Commission.
truction
and “John Paul Jones”
NOW
alert,
suspend
of San Juan has unanimously approved an ordinance authorizing a $10 million loan for the cons-
to MarDays
Lenguages
Jubn Darlington”
indoors. At 2:15,
The
the
is
agreements
by
Housing Loan Approved
Lo-
International.
award
(no
reporting—Vance
paper
News
will be halted
of
Lt.
gear.
commercial programming in order -to permit broadcasting of and OCD message to the Cham-
won the fiction.
high
Rochdale
Juan
Rico
the “all clear”. ‘During the 15-minute
bers of the Norfolk Virginia-Pilot.
into
president,
traffic
radio
got
Police
yesterday
Cooperative
luxury hotels Taxicabs inc.
police and OCD personnel, and the public is required to
Consent,’ Allen Drury’s story of politics in Washington, yesterday 1960
Puerto
movement
Cabs
sive-service
1960”
by
a protest
leges
when sirens sound their “take cover” signals, consisting of a wailing tone or short blasts.
of the
writing—Lenoir
in
made
Oliveras
strong,
The 15-minute civil defense exercise will begin at 2 p.m.
Wins Pulitzer Fiction Prize For 1960 YORK
Alert
statement
Alexander
The
‘Slated For Today
Day.
Drury Novel On Washington Politics NEW
hotels were causing at all’, according to
Civil Defense Drill
Mayor Felisa Rincon de Gautier will hold a reception starting at 2 p.m. Friday and at 7:30, a concert will be given by the U.S. Army Band in the Plaza de Armas, San Juan, Another concert will be offered at the same time by the Arturo Somohano Orchestra at Parque de Convalescencia in the. plaza at Rio Piedras, There will be special services in churches in the metropolitan area Friday night in honor occasion.
- ad
HAPPY FAMILY —Lucky enal winner fala Rivera Rodriguez poses with wife and eight ‘of his 13 children in front of his home. They are left to righi:. Héctor, Milagros, Victor, Julia, Carlos, Rafael, Ricarda and Juan. Two others live in New York, (STAR photo by Gunter one in Ponce, one at Country Club and one was working. Hett.)
ABAD
at
THE SAN JUAN STAR— Tuesday, May 3, 1960
37 New Citizens From 10 Nations Strontium 90 By
BOB
BONE
Tests Slated For P.R. Area
|
A
total of 37 petitioners raistheir hands to become citiens of the U. S yesterday. The hict included three ister, was one of ized in Fedethe past few | | the oath of citizen- |
local
flags
were
citizens
Le gion
heard
civic
were
na
of
total
of
on
allowed
‘Immense
Spa- | eight pet itioners to change their OATH
the
Happiness’
end
of
“a
OF
ALLEGIANCE—A
total of 37 new
citizens
is sworn
in
during
naturaliza-
trict.
Surveillance
you
will.”
The 37 whose petitions were accepted included the following: Arie Stout, Liduvina Bethrate Riveron, Johanna Blomgren, Ra-
Gonzalez,
Irene
Gonzalez-
Queredo y Monfort, Alfonso Capaldo, Martha Collado Leporati Short. Elsa Ryan, Gertrud Hausdorf,
D’Narvarte
man,
Mourlan,
Chana
Romero
din,
William Judko
Kaufman,
Bravo,
Angela
Raoul
Lydia
Matilde
Kauf-
Alfredo Jana
Ba-
Varona
de
Esther. Tio-Llado,
Chie-
ko Ueda Rozgowski, Mario Ruperto Delanoy Molina, Carmen
Suau Hernandez, Elia Mendez Segura, and Pietrina Albanese.
(Union Watertront Merger Seen Slowed By UDEM Irregularities HAROLD
J.
“If
LIDIN
more
vered
in
| merges
will
get
corruption
the
is
UDEM,
with
us,
the
black
unco-
after
then
the
eye,”
it
ILA
Moreno
According to public _ statements by UDEM president Rafael Berrios some $28,000 has
stolen
from
the
UDEM
welfare fund, about $14.000 the regular union funds.
confess: |
sister
Guillermo
Cid,
former
from
UDEM
Cid
de
Davila,
Hy Ae
ade
‘
SOS Boaain Deposito Street — La Marina cl. 3-4003 — Sen Juan, P. R.
WELCOMES
YO
T.
We Carry
indictment
monwealth the
admitted for
Berrios
stated
despite the the welfare nefits
and
day 8. P. M.-
A.M.
St. Cut
out
arrival
this at
JHL
to
L’ESCALE the
ad
airport
WATCHES PERFUMES Prices are the same town
IN CORPORATED
Thomas, ond
JEWELRY
ONIGNVT
Reed & Barton for Olivetti
every 8
GIFTS
JDV1Id
Open
V.
U.
present for
S.
Virgin
i t in
your
the
Islands Cocktail
complementary
Lounge happy
cocktail. EV VU UOCCCCCCCCCCCCCC lO Oh
as in
upon
landing
Dbrtrttetec
to
For
the
public.
survey has
purposes,
been
Maryland,
Puerto
included
the
District
with
of Colum-
bia, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, and Kentucky in
Region
Industrial
The
milk
similar
in
National
III.
Dust
Samples
sampling many
Air
network
respects
Sampling
this
the
Network began ago.
par-
the
local
program,
Department air -for its
is
to
periodicaliy contents of
maintains sampling stations Yunque and Catano.
The
program
is under
at El
the
di-
defraud-
rection of Sanitation Officer Harry Romney, who said air pollu-
fund.
tion in Puerto Rico is “well under
Saturday
fund
be
Healtir
industrial dust, oils, and organic contaminants: The Department
that
alleged looting of fund all health be-
other
known
Under
by the Com-
welfare
then
ports will be sent to the Department here and will be made
Health samples
embezzler,
allegedly
UDEM
obligations
are beiffg fully metby the joint
the
permissible
tablished
by
maximum”
the
U.
S.
es-
Health
Service.
U.S. Is Poised To Try
union-management operation. He also stated that monies allegedly stolen from the union treasury during the years 1957 and 1958 were covered by insurance, and that only the theft allegedly perpetrated in 1959 had been left
Record Atlas Shot
uninsured.
of South
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Cristina
of the
is under ing
said.
Maria
their
the
laboratories in Montgomery, Ala. Romney said that monthly re-
Josefina
as
chal-
embezzlement of dock em| secretary-treasurer, has confessployee funds, plus the suspected jed to embezzling $1070 of the looting of DES! welfare proUDEM funds, in violation of the gram funds. had made his longReporting shoremen union “wary” of a Labor-Management and Disclosure Act of 1959. quick fusion with the employees’
YOUR NEAREST DEALER or at
that
samples
Torres
them
can
the
SEE THEM AT KELVINATOR
equip-
to U. S. Public
respect
“You
Hausdorf,
The
forwarded
Rico
said,
|been
. © NO FROST in the Refrigerator!
|
the Milk Network
sampling
said
Gonzalez, Jacqueline Ivette Lopez de Victoria, Carmen Banegas Cabello, Maxwell Bernstien Gillette. Arsenio Pérez Monroy,
Acosta, speaking the Federal Bar
The delayed merger of Puer| to Rico’s waterfront unions will slow ed by the recent j be furthe | di scovery of financial irregularities in the Union of Dock Em| ploy vees, UDEM, a key figure to} l| the proposed merger predicted
© NO FROST in the Freezer!
Charles
.
lenge us with new truths and ideas. You can bring to us new talent and new spirit. You can fire our imaginations with the traditions of your fatherland of old and make us cherish and
L. of
Association
_
of
Bruno
By
Model K78M
receipt
quel Giraldez de Martinez, Francis Sydney Bedford Porter, Joy McAllister Porter, Hector Sancho, Marianne Melitta Martin, José Hernands Leyva Ramirez, Reynaldo Jesus Cuellar, Gerda Elfriede Culp, Milagros Rodriguez Rodriguez, Isaae Carballeira Cueto, Nieves Adams Valiente, Pilar
Raymond on behalf
strug-
Can Bring New Talent Assistant District Attorney
Chief
samples of the milk sent by Puerto Rican dairies to processing plants in the metropolitan dis-
tion proceedings at Federal Court here yesterday. . It was one of the largest groups in the past few years. (STAR photo by Bob Bone).
One of the three who expressed their appreciation for their naturalization papers was AlfreRomero Bravo. who said his reaction was “inmense happiness.” He said that he was also proud that he was born in’ Spain, “country that discovered the new world.” Maxwell Bernstein Gillette sald. “Within our heart there is a joy to be part of a great nation.” He said that for him, the meant
milk,
had chosen -milk for sampling, because “it is an almost universally consumed food.” Strontium 90 is a scientific term describing the radioactive elements present in any measured substance. Under the plan, Commonwealth Public Health officers will take
Judge | take |
gle of many years.” He fel:, he said, “not as an adopted child, but a new-born child.”
in
ment. Romney
the
mes.
day
par-
by the U. S. Public Health Service, will begin in Puerto Rico
the
the Lions presented
aqispensat lon irom Dito Ruiz Nazario to of allegiance in
A
to
The program, entitled Sampling Surveillance
“De -clar ation of Independence. and a pam- | history phliet on the American flag. Re- | presentatives of San Juan Rotary and the Bar Assn, were also | present. | Two elderly ladies rece ived
nish.
weeks”
yesterday.
or-|
received
titution
-9n
count
cf ap-|
from
and s also
€
Clemente the oath
of
Romney Joseph, of the Bureau of Environment Sanitation, said
more
countries
of
special
a matter
r own ranks, welcome from re- |
of
three
ew
“in
Departwill begin
|
citizen
en
n
ALBERTS
ticipate in a nationwide program of measuring the Strontium 90
ler
1
By FRANK
The Commonwealth ment of Public Health
A Complete
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Line of
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CHANEL
No.
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ARPEGE
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PARADISE STORE Main St.
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WASHINGTON
(AP)
— for
The
States
attempt
to send an Atlas missile
on a flight
is
ready
United
an
record-breaking 9,000-mile from Florida past the tip ~ -
Africa
into
the south-
ern reaches of the Indian Ocean. The shot may be fired this
week. in
The Defense Department response to an inquiry
terday
that
it will
be made
said yes-
“in
the near future.” Atlas shots in the past have achieved distances of something over 6,000 statute miles.
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JUAN JOSE CASTRO
Director
Director
Director
NEW .
CHAPEL CHOIR
OF. MARYLAND
UNIVERSITY .
THE
s
SOLOISTS...
MAUREEN FORRESTER
MIECZYSLAW HORSZOWSKI
WILHELM KEMPFF
MARIA ESTHER ROBLES
contralto
piano
piano
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LEOPOLD SIMONEAU
guitar
tenor
UNIVERSITY
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OF
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MARYLAND
CHAPEL
harp
CHOIR
Hugh Ross Director
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Concerto for Violin
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Saturday.
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ADMISSION:
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GET
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THE
By
JOHN
Most
MCKEE The
electronics, chemicals mixed and Petroleums, the open- lines were Of 1,231 above the | clined. 321
moderate
!
ranged
from
a
few
stock | cents to around $2 a share. aircrafts, Motors rubbers, for the third con-
NEW YORK moaiket declined utive time yesterday. sas
losses
market was y active rallied
Trading
JUAN
STAR — Tuesday, May
metals, nonferrous and tobaccos declined. drugs, rails and _airmixed. issues traded, 670 de-| advanced, and 240 were
unchanged.
of
The 60
Associated stocks fell
Volume
totaled
Press average .90 to $208.80.
2,930,000
compared with 2,850,000 traded Friday. The business news was
~
to
the
market.
shares Shares It
PACKING 6-3157
1000
ibs.
Chicago
235.50
Atlante
175.00
Jacksonville
135.00
Miemi
177.00
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PUERTO
RICO’S
FINEST
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Interest Juan
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Office &
:
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Central Aguirre Chase Manhattan Com. Oil Ref. Co. Fajardo E. Sug.
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Maule Industries. Pueblo Supmkts. P. R. Telephone
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215 55%
NEW
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(AP)—Closing Open
Reclinable aircraft-type seats Beautifully upholstered
SAFEST AUTO
YORK
ON
THE
ROAD
INDUS RRS UTILS STKS
High
605.52 602.07 139.61 . 140.30 88.52 89.06 201.39 200.26
Dow
Jones
gee
18%,
28 |,
27 783% 73% 13% 36%
78%
13% 37% 3
averages:
‘Low
Close
Changes
596.61 133.01 88.14 198.54
599.61 138.46 88.76 199.55
Off 2.09 Off 1.37 Up
.
55%
Dow Jones Averages
less than 30 miles per gallon
Inc.
Ask
—
manufacturer.
THE
Rd
Brand
Dynam
Ligg
Front
Mobil G & P Ed Co
Gen Gen Gen
Kennecott Libby Owens
No
Roeb Oil
St OU Oh Stud Pack Texaco Thom R W
Jones & L’ Kaiser Al
Built by Sweden’s
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Sears Shell
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Gulf
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Shell Tran Sinclair
Crn Zell Curt Wr
Getty
Presents
rose
Quaker O RCA Raytheon Repub Stl Reyn Met Reyn Tob Roy Dutch
Ford
No. 2 Military Road
bonds
iThep
dealings.
Nat Cash Nat Dairy Nat Dis Nat Gyps Nat Lead N Y Cent Nor Pac Nwst Airl Ohio Oil Olin Mathi Pac G & El Pac Ltg Pan A Air Param Pict Pa RR Pepsi Cola Pfizer Phelps D Philip Mor
48° 2914
duPont
10.5
bonds declined dealings.
U. S. government
compared
Friday.
Air
&
Doug ‘Dow
MOTORS
The
shares on
Chrysler Cities Sv
MOVERS
LUINA Near Bayamon
1,110,000
Ches
|
KM.
1,270,000
with
Borden Borg War Bridg Brass Burroughs Cdn Pac Case (J. 1.) Celanese Cer de Pas
$ 300:00 433.00 316.00 250.00 320.00 413.00 NO OBLIGATION
224.00
Detroit
was
Boeing
2000
aS $ 160.00
York
irregular.
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Corporate Volume | more active
Exchange
Stock
were
—Market Quotations
not
CAPITOL TRANSPORTATION, INC. MOVING - STORING 6-3329
American
prices
enincluded a further drop in U. S. steel output and a report of lower in. April U. S. auto production than in March. active Twelve of the 15, most thr ee adstocks declined and
couraging
Time!’
Straight
Standard and Poor's 500 stock idex lost 24 cents at $54.13—its March 10. vest mark since Based on this av “erage. the quoted vanced. American Motors was the most all stocks Hsted on the lue of lost | active stock, off 42 at 257s -on Exchange ‘ Stock 167,600 shares. $1.300 million
New
3, 1960
For Third
Down
Market
SAN
0.05
Off 0.78
—
THE
ek
Space Age
SAN
JUAN
AP
JACK
Stocks
Business
News
NEW YORK
Writer _
(AP) — The po,
pularity of space age stocks may be due for a decline, a Wall
*&
Street
analyst
L.O. & Co.
Hooper, of W.E. Hutton observed that “if there
indicates.
obvious that glamor stocks
insurance,
movie,
natu-
ral gas, office equipment, printing. and equipment, publishing,
retail trade, soft drinks, telephone, tobacco and utilities. zs
_4 has been a serious over-enthusjasm in the market so far in 4 ~1960, it is been in the
The
it has rather
¢
&
“In attempting to interpret the meaning of the recent downturn
in
stock
prices,”
comments
than the traditional type of investment issue.” “Indeed,” he added, “some of
the brokerage firm, Paine, Webber, Jackson and Curtis, “‘it should not be overlooked that on many occasions in the past
these so-called nies at times
science compahave seemed to
there have been stocks which had
have
something
invented
nul
the
“If
law
this
of
to
an-
stock
market
“The
is ‘dan-
gerous’ in the abstract, the glamor stocks would seem to be
due
for a correction.
list go of this
Should.
the
on the defensive, stocks type may be interesting
to watch
for
a hint
regarding
a
change in speculative sentiment. “Thus far the declines in most
of in
these stocks have been mild relation to the previous ad-
vances.” x ok o*
~ When
the
market
outlook
is
| highly uncertain, says the financial publishing firm, PrenticeHall, improving earnings power must be the primary test in deciding which stocks and conver-
tibles
to buy
“At
this
or hold.
advanced
stage
of
the
economic cycle,” according to Prentice-Hall, “best profit prospects are mostly in the traditional
defensive
areas
of
industries,
new
electronics
plus,
technology
and
like
office
equip-
ment.” It
é
lists
industry
as
“favorably
situated
Banks,
apparent
biscuit
makers,
build-
explanation
is
that besides the outlook for business and earnings, market trends
attractiveness of competing forms of investment (such as fixed-in-
come
securities
and
real
estate)
and the prospects for inflation or deflation. “It can be argued that the recent drop in stocks was due more to the easing of inflationa-
ry
fears
than
to
any
from
of
The
crop
reports
that
salers
predict
a
shipments
from
brought
in the
New
York
some _ whole-
drop
in
mango
Cuba.
Rico
mangoes
$4.50
and
is expected.
department's
office
per
stateside
box
last of
60
year to
August
University of Puerto rected by Dr. Dawson
The
second
is
5. They
be in at the
advanced
supervision The
of Jose
courses
hour
R.
carry
credits
each.
meet five days to 12 a. m.
a
Lopez.
4
semester
Classes week,
SUGAR Sales
90
market.
(AP)—Domestic closed 2 to 4 High
sugar
changed
to
1
July
the $75
Mr. car
, he
Frank owners
economy”
in of
He
terms
“false
has noted
that many
TRUCKS,
RENTAL
Kirkpatrick warns to beware of what
the care and maintenance their automobiles.
TEN PARTY,
higher. High 3.08
Low
Sales
3.17 sugar
spot
39 Low 3.07
ALSO,
BLOCK
they can’t afford to have complete
He
job
done
‘‘just
PHONE
_ Just having an adjustment may keep the motor humming for a few days or weeks but there will most likely be bigger trouble
later.
it removed,
, Frank
says
system at the
go hand
concludes that there
place
the
to
have
ignition
sort
of
the
work
done.
3.14
11
High May 37.70 July 36.25. Sep 35.15 Dec 33.95 Mar 33.15 May 32.97 “M” futures closed Sales 54 contracts. High May 45.25
Low 37.70 36.20 35.05 33.95 33.10 32.55 10 to
22
higher.
19
Close 37.64N 36.31N 35.21N 34.01N 33.22N 32.56N higher.
Low 45.21
“wus
i; CLINIC. N(R. |
S. It may
Frank
CLINIC)
be coincidence but
Kirkpatrick
owns
CAR.
Saturday,
May
14, at the Central
free tuition at Inter-American University, supplying text books. and a $45 payment as soon as they start to teach a course in aviation during the coming school
High School, Santurce, and at the high schools in Mayaguez, Ponce, Arecibo, Humacao, Aguadilla and Guayama.
year.
has resquested school superintendents to encourage participation in this contest, whose objective is to develop interest in the study of chemistry.
cretary
of
Sanchez
Hidalgo,
Education,
has
school superintendents a list of candidates for
The
Se-
asked
to the
send avia-
Secretary
of
Education
Close 45.21N
July
44.40
44.30
44.40N
Sep Dec Mar May
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44.25 42.45 41.46 41.05
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N-Nominal.
WITH
TO
ON
CONTACT
RAMIREZ.
AND
Crédito
continued
is celebrating
service
his long and
AVAILABLE
TERMS.
Banco
30 FRONT
LIFTS.
(pronnounced word,
for
More
than
anxious
to Puerto
700
of
During
Crédito
“Amigo”
is a great
friend.
amigos
serve
you
are at
the
ready
and
Crédito’s
Island-wide network of banking officés. These are modern, conveniently located offices, fully equipped and staffed to
help you with any
6-5205
years
Rico.
banco bank.
ah-mee-go)
it means
to
65
productive’ history, Banco
has been known as “el amigo”... the friendly
PLANT
banking
problem
interested
in any
or
service.
SOABAR COMPANY
you
are
type
you'll
your
find
it a pleasure
amigos,
financial
at Banco
to
deal
Crédito.
with
Be-
plans.
PENNSYLVANIA
the biggest manufacturers of ticket and label marking equipment and supplies. -
WE ALSO WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE WILL SOON HAVE IN STOCK, FOR IMMEADEQUATE QUANDIATE DELIVERY, AN TITY
OF
AND
TICKETS
AND LABEL IN ASSORTED
MACHINES
TICKET
SIZES
AND
1108
Fernandez
Santurce,
"EL
TOTAL
Puerto
Juncos Rico
Tels. 3-4840 & 3-9060
Ave.
(Signed)
Fernando
President
&
Miranda
Manager
BANCO
RESOURCES
MEMBER,
NEEDLE - TRADES EQUIPMENT CORP.
it of
Contestants will take a competitive chemistry test at 2 p.m.
3.14
to
and
Sanchez
contracts. Close 3.07
‘STYLES.
It’s at 115 De Diego Ave., Santurce and is called CAR
Efrain
cause they know the Island and its people well, you'll find them extra helpful in aiding you with your business and
PHILADELPHIA,
in hand.
this
enroll in granting
Dr.
TAKES GREAT PLEASURE ANNOUNCING THAT THEY HAVE BEEN APPOINTED, SOLE REPRESENTATIVE AND DISTRIBUTOR IN-_ PUERTO RICO FOR:
small
by passing on is an excellent
a scholar-
Education Hidalgo.
ATTENTION NEEDLE TRADES NEEDLE TRADES EQUIPMENT CORPORATION
cleaned,
must be put into top shape same time as the two
things He tip
that
Wing
public
of industrial or business financing, or any banking service under a single roof,
When your carburetor starts giving trouble, your best procedure is
have
also offers
for teachers who advanced course,
Whether
now.”
cites the case of the car
adjusted and some of the key components replaced.
The
for
Close
a
owner who is having carburetion trouble and comes in just to have the carburetor adjusted.
to
to teaching a course in Aviation Education during 1960-61 if offered.a position. ship the
contest
private high school students, was announced by Secretary
35.50-35.75A.
MIXERS
PLANT
only have ‘‘piece work’’ done on their cars, thinking that
mistry
themselves
6.15.
“B” futures closed Sales 77 contracts.
MORALES
owners
bind
&
COFFEE FUTURES
BATCHING
PURCHASE CALL
also
*
The Puerto Rico Chapter of the American Chemistry Society will hold its twelfth annual che-
sugar higher.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY COMPLETE
who
5.89 5.88 5.89 5.95 5.94 §.94-95 fulures No. 4 closed un-
Sep.
A-Asked;
NEW
teachers
courses es
contracts.
Jly Sep World
Raw
of a
school
training
FUTURES
YORK No. 6 65
8
must
Dr. Efrain
The Puerto Rico Wing Civil Air Patrol offers
NEW futures
will
from
ADVERTISEMENT
CAR OWNERS WARNED AGAINST — _FALSE ECONOMY
cants
Rico, diMcDowell.
an
public
tion
enroll as senior members pf the ‘Civil Air, Patrol. The Wing will pay the membership fee. Appli-
course at Inter-American University’s Arecibo Center, under the
5S
Good prices for Puerto Rico mangoes are expected in the United States market, according to the Commonwealth Department local
5 to
lified
and courtesy memtheir group to qua-
NEW YORK (AP) — Coffee spot Santos No. 4 exdock closed at 37.00N. Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons 3S at 36.50—36.75A and
Mango Prospects Good
a bountiful
of
open. to all active teachers other interested persons.
The first course will basic education training
busi-
of Agriculture and Commerce,
scholarship bership in
Education
the establishment
July
are and
major
change in anticipation ness _ activity.”
of
Courses Established
two training courses in Aviation Education, one to be held from June 8 to July 26 and another
are affected by other factors such
as the rate of capitalization of both earnings and dividends, the
_Puerto
groups:”
price-turns in no counterpart
in business.
gravity.
Notes
Department
announced
mary, corn refiners, dary products, drugs; electronics, fire and
casualty
May 3, 1960
Aviation
igg materials, cement, confectio-
LEFLER
— —,
Education
May Be Due For Drop By
STAR
\
For
FEDERAL
DEPOSIT
the nearest
AMIGO’
OVER INSURANCE
$123,000,000 CORPORATION
Crédito branch,
consult your telephone directory.
THE SAN JUAN-STAR — Monday, May 2, 1960
CASA DE last year’s
on
hand
Sunday
ESPANA QUEENS—Sofia Lanza Megwinoff, queen, and Irene Pérez, 1960 queen, were also
at
the
vermouth
morning.
at
(STAR
the
Casino
photos
by
de Puerto
Betty
Rico
Knorr.)
DISTINGU ISHED GUESTS—The Governor of Puerto Rico, the Hon. Luis Mujioz Ma. rin, spoke to:members of the Puerto Rico Federation of Business and Professional Wo:
loo
k
yo
best
W
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men’s
ith
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their
banquet
Sunday
evening
By IRMA
BEAUTY
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the
Isla
the San Juan Intercontinent-}
The Puerto Rico Federa-|al Hotel, at which tion of Business and Profes-|speaker was Gov.
SALON
sional Women’s Clubs wound | fioz Marin. up its convention Sunday] Governor LA
in
night with
BOUTIQUE
a gala banquet
at]
bE
Puerto
Mufioz
of
the
Hotel
Rican
women
and are carrying “with spirit and
the.
out their jobs also with ge-
con- | neresity.” The banquet, dedicated to Puer-
to
Rico
Federation
G.
Mendez,
President
1959
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Several
practical
Im-
provement Comittee, installed the new board of directors for 1960-61.
The
of
the Year, was presided over by Miss Herminia Gimenez, Chase Manhattan Bank official. Miss
‘ C Ashford, , Condado
TEL
about
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San Juan Intercontinental. Mrs. Ana G. Méndez, President of the Puerto Rico federation and “Citizen of the Year” is in the center and at right is Mrs. Isabella J. Jones,, President of the National Professional Improvement Committee, from Washington, D. C. (STAR photo by Betty Knorr.)
Rio
Piedras
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 3, 1960
TOAST TO THE QUEEN—Orestes Pavia, president of the Casino de Puerto Rico, left, toasts Priscilla Sein, center, the casino’s Queen for 1960 at a vermouth held in her
BAYAMON QUEEN—Seated are Rosa Amalia Arrieta, Queen of the Centro Hispanoamericano in Bayamon with
Jeanette
Santi,
Campos
Ledesma
while and
9
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—
.
standing Eunice
are
Margarita
Sein.
honor Sunday morning. Beginning at left, rear, are Margarita Hernandez, Marrero and Myrna de Jesus, ladies in waiting.
Eugenia
”
Mercedes
Priscilla Sein Honored As Casino de P. R. Queen -
Cancer League & Condado Queen
By
| ;
NORY
Ingrid
SEGARRA
Iglesias,
Frances
Ace-]
Bayamon,
and
Ermis
Margari-
: oat Priscilla Sein, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francisco
Ruiz, Queen of Hernandez vedo, Diana Pujals, Ana Rosa|ta Bernaola, Ana Rita Suarez, Cu-|the Catholic Daughters of AmeMorell, | rica. Silvia Calderon, qui
(Sein,
Marialicia
was
honored
‘Mouth
party
ine
eae
ie
as
a
Ver=
Sunday
MOIN-|
kaeino oe
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:
j SADSES BE the party were Orestes! | Pavia,
director
Puerto | the
Rico,
board
of the
and
of
and
ladies
rado,
Also
queen
to the
group gathered in the ballroom of the casino. It was announced
that
Miss
Sein
Zequeira,
masini
new
would
be
crown-
Romeu,
Iguina,
of
the
Patty
Natalita and
the the
€am-|
Idalia
Stigers, at
Bou,|
Blanca Lily
Ti-|
the
vermouth}
the
last
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
Ayuso,
Solers,
the
(their
was
and
Casino's
were
Birds
tron
and 1960|tino de Espa-|¢aS,
of
present
Diana,
Mr.
To-| Mr.
Marchany.
1959 Casa
Members
board
Mer- | berto
Laurita
Maria
Magali
present
party were Queens of
Carmelita
Eugenia
Diana
de
in waiting
Rivera,
Margarita
cedes
Casino
directors.
presented
her
pos,
members
Ramon Casablanca, master of ceremonies, at the morning af|fair,
Buso,
Mr.
vear’s
Ramon
queen),
Lloveras,
Guillermo
the and
Rafael Mrs.
Ro-
daughter, Cin-
Ruiz
Constan-
Fernandez, the CasaBlanEliseo Lopez, Col. J. Lopez
Antongiorgi, the William Rafa, Sofia Lanza and Irene PeRosa | Mmirezes, the Miguel Melendez rez, respectively, Amalia Arrieta, Queen of the|Mufozes, Jose I. Acosta,
Centro
Hispanoamericano
of]
Acosta
and
Armelio
Gautier.
ed at a formal ball on May 28. The theme of the formal ball will be “Springtime in Japan” and oriental gowns and decor | | will be featured at this gala af| fair. | Maids of honor, on hand at \ Sunday’s gathering were Misses, Eunice Sein, a sister of the
queen, nette ai
Puerto
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At left is Carmen-
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Queen.
|!
Ortiz,
Myrna
Jea-
Pilar
Lo-
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MerCruz,
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A QUEEN TWICE OVER—San Juan’s Mayor, the Hon. Fedora Felisa Rincon de Gautier, discusses plans for the city’s gala June carnival with lovely Luisita Nevarez, right, ‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guillermo Nevarez, at Rio Piedras, who will reign as queen of both the Condado Hotel) and
Margarita Santi,
10
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 3, 1960
Turkey's Menderes
in San Juan
Raffi Returns
ls Strongman Leader
By Al Dinhofer good in his hometown boy made oan home town over the weekend when Raiii Mufoz opened at Club La Concha A
stay
Raffi was born in La M arina. the onejime San Juan dockyvards area. He was :n interior decorator until about 10 years reo. One evening his father. popular Latin tochestra leader Rafael Munoz (also .cur: i lavl Club La Concha), found spot. His vocalist got immediate reit lf p lastered. beyond Ue ion just before going up on the bandall the knew. al most : Since Raffi
arrangements,
zct.
He’s
been
and
the
states—ever
Raffi jn
a
offers
relaxed
stepped
he
at it—touring
into
Latin
tial law
that’s
and
drags
»
over
singing
high degree—despite
the
the
Tiogic.” ,
3
for example.
feeling
and
Watch”
‘i
cers
peeled
girl,
a
it
find
makes
caper
you
notaing.
but
keep
luently
Raffi
English while risses the point.
singing
so
a
with
a
of
:
Raffi Munoz
.
a melody.
when
mo
There
too
are several
much
banter
spots,
severs
the
;of
On
deprived
spending
the
same
Latin
of
this
Also, for many,
|
|Dlavground
ueria
Mf
Rico
private € over, Sundays.
PODAY'S
BEST
FROM
for the
if
they
| beaches, | rate of
EUROFE
eee
vast
ar€
bill
song
their
time,
habit
are
Ricky
Kaye
and
dance
stylists.
a
few
and
climb? There other place for
There isolated vacy.
miles
a
person
if
Ars.
meeting
number
off
the
just think how high the juvenile crime would
STAR
desires
Sharen
priSobin
P.R.
As I leave your lovely island, I feel that I should tell you how
have
read
issue,
it
almost
since
from
December
1,
of local news, affairs seems to
to be just right—enough too
but
much.
hate
to
admit
Anyhow,
this,
but
1
thanks,
and
mr
Charles Glen
Veo
may
the
live forever!
SUT
|
STAR
T.
Rock,
Schrage N.
J.
London Archifect Dies LONDON (AP)—Drum Charles Holden, distinguished architect
whose skyscrapers and underground stations moulded the face of modern
London,
died
He was 85. Said to have left mark on the capital
Ataturk, who
as
the
ended
“the
of the prime reasons
they
ADNAN MENDERES came to the rescue was military.
| y siadie
dictator-
has
Turkey's
hatred
sick
seemed
for
would along
a
man
have with
and
Sunday.
a greater than any
time
of
East
always for
the
"y) ident
joey
alliances
harbéted
neighbors.
em)
political aid the
government
dams,
built
that
a two-party freedom oi
With American than $2 billion,
‘
and
a
bitter
Russians,
their
Eisenhower
on
his
ii-nation
visited
tour
key’s economic advancement. He got a huge welcome and cited Turkey as an example of economic development for newly
expresof more Menderes
bridges,
“No
no
ple of said.
France’s Gen.
been. sisted
De
They
to
Gaulle
MacArthur
did his
your
both
is
what have
had
a
Heaven—but on
doing
all
private
Mac
in-
Bcreas
Agriculture plans
good
Republican
ton says he voted Republican in 1940. However, he’s happy to
France’s
sk
DP
Dick Nixon drops in some polls. There’s a feeling that he’s matured so rapidly, he may have outgrown
the
presidency.
Secretary will
Benson
trips
abroad
this summer. In fact, just the thought of having him out of the country before the election has
:
pofor
FEVER
Syming-
eRe
peo-
Eisenhower _
KNEBEL
Candidate
Jack Kennedy blasts bigotry in politics. Kennedy camp’s definition of a bigot: A Catholic who votes for Hubert Humphrey because he hates Harvard men.
spirit,’
&€FITMF . WWW d—EAIT AD
talking.
say he suffered a relapse in 1944 and his affliction now promises to be permanent.
evil,
a
which scores of newsmen have been jailed for printing articles critical of his government.
the
Democratic
no
not. One target has been strict press controls, under
Washington
might
earth,
frustrat
earned
Benson
good x
loads
will
of
already.
eX
De
Gaulle
restored
France to a first-class power. What other nation can boast both. the bomb and Bardot?
This Week Proclaimed Mental Hygiene Week Secretary of Health Arbona has proclaimed ending
May
7, as
Guillermo this. week,
Mental Hygiene
Week. This year it will be dedicated to the theme: ‘“‘The Family —Basis of Mental Health.” Arbona
points
out
in
his
pro-
architect since Sir Christopher clamation that the theme chosen Wren in the 17th century, Hold- for this year “‘is one of deep conen. was the sole architect for the’ cern for all Puerto Ricans and towering London University we believe it ow duty to make buildings in 1931,
in ©
Beomenarys
begun
bs
a visiting foreign leader), Menderes’ critics at home and abroad
FLETCHER STAR
on
can
Ii Eisenhower ignored the litical situation (only proper
DAA Ind OO
y By
countries.
power
threat,
POTOMAC
our
the
have really enjoyed the controversies, like the Kazin hurricane. The “Island in the City” is of real interest, but the real topper is the two articles on Skydiving by Al Dinhofer.
. AU
School, in his
reputation
line
I
nae ao
Univer-
ZO SSSI
much the STAR has added to the pleasure of my time here.
not
yee
of
the
DOO!
Sir:
me
aes
allies
the and
Ankara’s Law politics early
the press sion.
beaches
PRAISED
The coverage U.S. and world
3
fell
and
Politics Early
president
Turkey system
no
1959.
£-3
Turkey
in-
ty. They won power in the 1950 elections, sweeping out Ismet Inonu, Ataturk’s successor end now leader of the opposition Republican Party.
place
of teenagers.
pushed
of
\Santuree,
first
Segura
One
in forming the Democratic Par-| independent
and
is literally them to go.
are
this is the only
I
SPAIN
1958
with three chilhas keen black
graduate
Kemal
It
hours of much deserved recrea1 90:1° : 1 201 § €C6) -) ton under the swishing palm xSr. seraing | irees end swimming in the tepid the Com| waters of the oceans.
|
In
a financial crisis to bail her out.
vil-
World War I. . : Elected to parliament in 1931,| | Menderes joined with Celal Ba-| yar, now president of Turkey,|
ea
one
be
into had
mood | pire into the modern world after | j.:¢ December and stressed Tur-
the melody. Rafael, Sr.. on the podium, is best while backing his son with flute or saxophone.
Spanish
would
a
IWANS
FHE
a
| left of the ancient Ottoman
of
Valerie,
ARE FOR PUBLIC
Going Too Fast have been evidences was going too fast,
next
The
for
Europe” and propelled what was)“
though,
LETTERS REACHES
There Menderes
the
nizer, he came to the attention)
your
no
sifts.
early tour.
sity of entered
searching
that
24-hour
on
then
undress
inter-veaves
peo-
for Turkey.
day he was up lage inspection
Entered
tecause they hear the “tick. tick. tick.” ‘nother whimsical calypso is about a tn rooster who has eyes for a male par 1@ mistakes for a hen. It is amazing
ne
followed
Menderes, a student at American College in Izmir
concerning
Officials
million
career. A dynamic political of8@ | vitkey links the North Atlantic
of
keep
the facts
a watch.
with
Story
in
eyes and sharp features that dicate his personal drive.
Black
handled
“The
family
program
A family man dren, Menderes
it ap-
“Old
cals vpso
He
to learn
stole
are
spirit,
is
lyric.
» gal who
he
and
wealthy
20
techniques in a hustling mo-
men
ily when interpreting # melody whether is torchy, tender, or up-tempoed. He innes beautifully and is perfectly bi-lingual.
Wezther”
Turkey’s
careful attention to every detail of the operation
dernization
to
that
of
ple, many of whom are illiterate but tough mountain farmers.
He once went out on a 3 A.M. that of streets tour inspection by workbeing wideened were
He
4 to trip along spontaneously. This © the quality that separates a nightclub petisi from the garden-variety singer. has an exThis hollow-cheeked lad tressive face and pale-blue eyes that fas«.nate the females. He gives of himself
“Stormy
a
and
take
fact
demons-
city
however. of
News Maker
polished
to
He
1899, Menderes was first a gentleman farmer in his home province near Izmir. He devoted
performance
is
act
Men-
pattern.
student
América
refreshing.
chair
a
His
to stop
Born
yroceeds to sell his songs with an audacity els reminiscent of Frank (The Leader) tira. He loosens his bow- tie. sheds his while
the
trations.
same
a sure-footed
Adnan
into
acts directly, forcefully and in defiance of criticism, just as he did in clamping down mar-
since.
manner
remier
falls
clear to our people the significance of mental health\as a basis for family happiness.”
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highways and factories that have ‘increased the productive capa-
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Another exceptional treat is that for an encore he sings requests. Ask for almost any tango, guaracha, calypso, flamenca, plena or show tune, and chances are Raffi can fill the order. In addition, he ferrets out a potent punchline whenever a gag comes his way while he’s table- -hopping with a uke and
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Last Year's
Pe neeanmnen pee
Anarchy
suffered
from
diabetes
was
bruised
and
cut.
happened with policemen standing by who tervene to protect those under attack.
A somewhat
similar “strike”
is under
aa, OS
ree
It was just about a year ago that fndepentent taxi operators resorted to violence, injuring innocent citizens in their effort to do business at International Airport. Citizens meeting friends. or relatives at the airport, or taking friends or relatives to the airport, were brutally dragged from their cars and beaten up. One businessman was badly beaten, another who
This
did not in-
way,
ex-
cept for the violence, at the leading hotels where the same taxi operators seek the right to pick up passengers. Police protection yésterday, late in the day,
seemed
to be adequate.
We-hope
they will continue
to provide the protection that hotel guests, residents, and the hotel properties deserve..
The
hotels
have
legal
contracts
with
one
taxi
company for 24-hours-a-day service. They cannot, even if they wished to do so, break these valid con-
tracts.
This is a matter between the hotels and the
taxi company. If the independents want part of the hotel business they could easily bid for it when present
contracts expire, and perform competitively in a man-
ner to show that they can and will provide the service the hotels need to operate efficiently.
We hope the police will not permit a repetition of the shameful violence that occurred last year at International Airport. The tourism industry is in its in-
Maocdud
fancy in relation to its real potential as a contributor
Diteo SeLwis Pest Dispute
to the economy. If the International Airport anarchy which was permitted to rage unchecked last year should recur, it could do serious damage to this vital
sector
of the
permit
a recurrence
economy.
We
urge
the police
of that shameful
not
““IVE
ALWAYS
WANTED
To MEET
You.”
From Washington
to
situation.
Nixon's Civil Rights Views Now Seem More Moderate
Capital And Know-How Gov. Mujioz Marin has sounded a warning that outside capital and know-how may possibly come to
control the island’s private endeavor, and that Puerto
By William S. White
Rico must proceed “te balance” the situation throught acceleration of the island’s own program. He told this to a meeting of the Puerto Rico Federation of Clubs of Business and Professional Women on Sunday night. . The Governor said he hoped that Puerto Rico
would doctors,
be
served
engineers,
professional
predominantly
by
Puerto
architects, industrialists
WASHINGTON
too many
“continental
Americans”
what
the
party’s
coming
taik-
once
appeared
irresponsible
which
political
could
the
prospect
inevitable:
auction-bidding
party
carried
a
as
the
to
other
to those minority
bovians,
There is now every likelihood that if this sort of appeal is to be made at all it will eome only
demand
etc.)
preaching
“exclusion”
capital and know-how. ’ We understand what
the
source
of his concern.
of the
continental : Governor
What
meant,
from
them
Democrats
and
Northern
that
in civil rights.
(And it will not come even
if the great —
and allied forces
actions
majority
of the
Democrats
mature
.
is that
he
seen
to that.
Practically speaking, therefore, it is not prab-. able that Kennedy can sustain to the end tha
is preparing
now
for
a major
actual
attempt
moderate
view.
civil rights
There
is,
view
moreover,
that
is his
the. important
circumstance that he is a Catholic. The South is widely supposed, correctly or not, to have a special degree President.
of resistance
So Kennedy as
inherently
the
South
is seen less
than
to havi ing
by
likely
some
to
would
be
some
a Catholic
Nixon
able
people
to hold.
other
all
Democratic
nominee— assuming, of course, that nomiues was not some screaming professional ulira“liberal” on each and every issue. Thus tho greater
Kennedy’s
Southern
weakness
the
great-
er would be Nixon’s opportunities there. This recknoning is not being overlooked Nixon.
at that —
able to have their way.) Nixon’s own new record forecasts a middle-road stance. The long and short of it, among other things,
he said is easily
subject to misinterpretation and we hope it will be understood that never in his position as chief execu-
groups
extremists
from the Democrats.
American
has
vulgar
contest
outpromise
of
ing over too many sectors of the island’s economic life. (He didn’t mean the Japanese, French, British, Slonot
a
had
and
While that was obvious, he did stress that he was
nap ew
Nixon,
presidential nominee, has moved from an extreme
and trade individuals to strike a “balance”
was
and little-noticed
to a moderate position. And he has G. 0. P. with him. Indeed, there is no longer much
other
and avoid too.great a dependence on these needs from the outside. What the Governor meant, but did not
spell out,
profound
come in the Republican atrights for this year’s cam-
essentially
paign. Vice-President
Rican
and
— A
transformation has titude toward civil
But
his turn
on
civil rights
is not
by
by any
means wholly due to such considerations. The plain truth is that, lke the great bulk of all responsible tion since.
politicians, the Senate
he has had a real educain 1957 passed the first
tive has Gov. Mujioz Marin ever discouraged stateside. capital or know-how. On the contrary, he has done
to break into the old Solid South, That region as recently as.1958 has appeared all but closed:
civil rights bill in 80 years. He and they have discovered, the hard-way, that those who really
everything to encourage it by special tax laws, special incentives, and by frequent and wide use of: stateside experts with the know-how that was lacking here, but sorely needed to push his economic program. His hope, as we interpret it, is that the local professional men and women, local capital, and local initiative and enterprise will gradually reduce’ the island’s dependence on imported capital and know-how.
off
want to do something useful are those willing to move at a slow pace: He and they have discover-
That
be taken
is a
laudable
aspiration,
but
too literally, in our opinion,
it
should
.
ali
but
frankly
written
off
by
Humphrey
tion. civil ‘
nothing
to
offer
but
in both partics
selfrighteous
grand-
ing “hard” civil rightS could have been passed
moderate
on
civil
rights.
By
conviction
he
of Texas, far, how-
of
Minnesota.
Reality is reality: Thereis massive evidence that civil rights extremists will control all the machinery of- the Democratic National Conven-
~
have
dential rivals, Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson He would not willingly go nearly so H.
quoting the Governor out of context.
ed that the civil rights extremists
would go a bit farther than one of his chief presiever, as would another of| his rivals, Sen. Hubert
for fear that
he ‘believes his people need iti.
and
stand talk, irrational solutions and a form of ‘Jeadership’’ so emotional — and often so personally vindictive — as to be self-defeating. The Nixon of 1957 spent much time demand-
a
the developing economy might be stymied in its upward climb by those who could profit politically by
know-how eveRy ame
him—
‘The fact that Senator John F. Kennedy has seemed the most likely presidential nominec. among the Democratic array is not unconnected with this new Nixon strategy. Kennedy really: is
not
Gov. Mufioz Marin wants stateside capital to come to Puerto Rico, and he will avail himself of stateside.
to
him as well.
National Chairman Paul rights advocate — and
zealous. backer of Kennedy
Butler, a burning also a burningly
for: tha nomination
— _
‘would
have
done
more
measures thaf never in the first place and
harm
than
good
in any
case. The Nixon of 1969 maintained .a reasonable attitude all during the civil rights debate. With many others he had learned at last that
something better
attainable
politics
—
attainable, and also of ‘public policy.
was than
better something
wholly
unwise
—
and wholly
as
also un-
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DEAR ANN: The letter from ‘Past 45” sparked my first letter to a newspaper. some men
“dizzy
from
When
she
talks
since I can remember.
(which
are ig-
She
norant slobs who don’t know anything about menopause— and care less. But my mother-in-law is. the = exam-
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This is the most fantastic hand that
I have
seen
The
bidding
wild
but
in
North
South
but
was
strange
to
queen
of
the
ace
dummy
trumps.
A
of with
second
clubs
took
care
of
the
in dummy
jack
out
is often)
she
of
my
takes
quietly
never
her
pills
own
mother and
gets a hot attention to]
herself. You said an band can be a
enlightened husgreat help. Well,
cling
to
old
wives’
about menopause and think they have to suffer out loud or people won’t know they’re female. God grant me the good sense, when I reach this time of life, to be gracious, considerate of others, and to keep my big mouth shut—DOUBLE 0
DEAR
DOUBLE:
the
claimed
has
club.
If
letter. You are say some women
your
been
mother-in-law
complaining
for
a bad
years she’s a classic example. The only defense against chronic complainers is a tin ear.
to
It’s
take
the
ace
of
hearts.
If
really
quite
sad
when
happened
ple must inflict details of their ailments, (real er imaginary) on their friends and relatives in
put
order
it?
Fantastic.
to
get
attention.
a
heart
deelarer
set
be made
and
this one
my.
from
now
led
dummy.
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dancer
in
the
chorus.
She
came
and
acting up a storm
ried
to
a
dying
man,
Woodward
in
I
becomes
pregnant by Brando, the illegitimacy she has had.
back as the most versatile star of the musical theater, dancing,
singing
current “The Fugitive Kind.” Marlon Brando plays a_ guitarplaying bum run out of New Orleans for taking part in a stag’ show. Anna Magnani, mar-
plays
second Joanne
a self-admitted
“Redhead.” The triumph is even greater for the Culver City, Calif., girl who made good in the big town because of the vehicle. It is an old-hat amalgam of musical comedy techniques, but the presence of Verdon makes the stage Incandescent. The Civie Light Opera once presented a yearly repertoire of four operettas in four weeks. This
‘year’s
season
lasts
six
the
Moulin
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his
in
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to
tween
chasing
men
and
the
bebot-
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at its recent
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elected
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Lt.
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Antonio
Munera,
secretary,
Maj. Milton E. Rubini, treasurer, and Maj. Kenwyn Nelson, coordinator. .
cock-
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Zawmmmunn«onny By Leonard BROADWAY
GAZETTE...
POLITICS:
Perle
Mesta’s
as U. S. Minister
but
omitted
new
When
all
a
his
President
diplomatic
tionally
submit
final
detail:
leaves
office,
envoys
tradi-
their
tions to him —so he
.resigna-
that his succes-
accepted
z
all
the
_ refer-
the
Broadway:
the
the
Arthur
‘LauShe’ll
See-Saw,”
and
play
the
mo-
ther in the film versionof “Lolita.” She’s been assured of either
Laurence
Olivier
or
and
Tuesday
title
The
friend of Mesta’s.
too
Weld
doing
problem Weld’s
is
the the
i
Peter
Ustinov as the leading man,
Miss
Eisenho-
a close Mme.
in for
play
and
who'd
Winters,
rehearsing
role.
wer,
Shelley
rents
been
to
Shakespeare’s “Julius the Colosseum in
in
attend the Cannes Film Festival, do a summer tour in “Two for
resignations —except Perle Mesta’s. “Let him accept it,” = said ring
|Z
Academy Award winner, has set herself a busy schedule, before
sor is free to appoint new ones. On President Truman’s final day
office,
of
Rome. MOVIES:
to Luxembourg,
the
Lyons saan
duction Caesar”
autobiography tells of her tenure
script,
growing-up
all
quickly.
while, and accepted her resignation.
LYONS THEATER
Hermanas”
NOTE:
Hal
oy
Hol-
brook has been touring the country in his one-man show, ‘Mark Twain ter a
Tonight.” He had to enhospital for treatment of
a slipped
disc, but
told the
sur-
geon he was determined to re-' sume his tour immediately. The doctor nodded, and_ sighed:
“There are three things no one can stop— death, taxes ‘and actors.”
FINANCE NOTE: Huntington Hartford, the A & P heir who is
donating
a
museum
and
a}]-
Central Park restaurant to the City of New York, always has had a casual air about money. Naturally, with all those millions. But he never has been an idler. He worked as a re-
porter for “PM.”
After his first
half-year there, Hartford received a notice from the newspaper’s
treasurer —
Up
Instante
friends
THE LYONS DEN
of
(6) Recuerde ‘Usted 7:30-—(2) Hombre en el Espacio (4)
SHOP
Reasonable Prices — Full Meals Snacks. Finest American Coffee
(4)
|
=
Fernandez
(4)
(6) 6:40-(4) (4) 6:55—(2) 7:90—(2)
Hours
=m
(6)
now
known
at
Youth
’"'§ dF Ww SAA
Hell
(Listings Buabjest To Change) (Programs Listed According to Langaaze) Tuesday, May & 11:30—(4) Telefiesta de la Tarde 1:30-(4) “Cuando los Hijos Condenan” 2:15 -(2) “Cadetes de San Martin (Film) 3:45-(2) Cortes Musicales (4) The Christophers 4:00-(2) “Por Los Verdes Caminos” 4:15-(4) 4:30-(2) (6) 5:00—(2) (8) 5:15- (4) 5:30-(2) (4) (6) :09- (2) (4) (6) 15-(2) :25—(2) 30-(2)
and
President Eisenhower waited a
TELEVISION
alternates
is,
entertained
Cen-
Sheriff
family
Col. Paul Brown was named president, Maj. Philip Arant, Vv. p.,-
for his watercolors of Old San Juan scenes... The P. R. Bankers
Come,
Seconds
with
Ft.
officers
Tem-
who
Rico
Truman,
They
the
the
in Madrid,
Sureda,
RICO: Buen Samaritans Terror de la Comarca DRIVE
at
watercolor,
Puerto
The
Span-
prize
famous
Hap-
the
Arm-
famous
first
the Earth, Wolf Dog Goliath & the Barbarians
Jaw,
El
for New York. Guillermo Sureda,
Jane
Wicked as to Eternity FAJAEDO
Lola
Matilde Quifiones of New York and Puerto Rico is spending several days at her home here...
Satan
Contract,
and
neo last week with old time friend, Carlota Newman, who left Friday
lunching
TERRACE
By
and mint juleps
well.
at their Los Angeles home here. . .
in
Top
Cities,
comforts as
Mediterra-
strong
PONCE FOX-DELICIAS: The Nun’s Story RIVOLI: Miercoles de Ceniza
n=
" Al
La
Border
Illustrated
Mr. and Mrs. Vicente Jiménez Hotel and the El San Juan Hotel. ..” celebrating their 48th wedding an-
BAYAMON
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of
for WW WNAANADWY
Change 3%
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Fractured
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photographer
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SANTURCE Fire Monster,
Sube
PUERTO PARAISO:
DARLINGTON,
oe
staff
CORCELLES: From Here
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ter of MARTI:
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niversary
attend
PUERTO NUEVO KRESTO-DENIA: Journey to
Open
B.
Graciela
pened
the | screen.
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flowing
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gree
fu v5
southern
Satellites
Rouge
take
Sports
Magazine, Jeft the island after several days at the Dorado Beach
AZTECA:
by...
hand,
Steinbreeder,
Sunday May 8, Professor Carleton A. Smith will present over WKAQ-TV from 5 to 5:30 p. m., the Casa Margarida Concert Band with 45 student musicians in a musical program, ‘‘Mother’s Day Salute.’’ Carleton, who is manager of music for Casa Margarida, is also the popular clarinetist with the Swiss Chalet Quartet.
PARADISE:
who
tail and dinner party last evening at El San Juan Hotel’s Tropicoro Room... And shut up my cottonpicking mouth, but from right
National Geographic Magazine, has been shooting scenes in Old San Juan. Rosellen Callahan, of the N. Y.
ULS.
SUPER
vagrant
eo HANANANUNKS
MMMM
Georgia is entertaining at dinner at El San Juan Hotel tonight, the
RIALTO:
lewd
ew
husband, Andrew Marr and Sandy
to
Que Logro Ser Invisible HOLIDAY: Young Philadelphians, Home Before Dark NEW BROADWAY: Cada Quien Su Musica, Echame A Mi La Culpa LORRAINE: Cry Tough MATIENZO: Las Canciones Unidas METRO: The Wreck of the. Mary Deare METROPOLITAN: Ben Hur MUSIC HALL: Seven Thieves PARAMOUNT: Suddenly Last Summer SAN JUAN
GWEN VERDON
N
Hotel with her Welti... Joseph
Showdown GRAND: Maria
The highbrow critics will have a field day attacking “Pollyanna,” but it may be Walt Disney’s biggest moneymaker. It is pure sentiment without apology, but wonderful Hayley Mills provides just enough tartness to cut the
other
uc k
down home, The Citizens and Southern National Bank of Atlanta,
Calif.,
AMBASSADOR:
nights and he’s in good The more he relaxes, the
the
is
Grace left for
Navy League Convention. president of the Puerto Council of the Navy League
(Listings Subject To Tuesday. May
better Jerry is, but it's difficult thing for him to do. Jerry has one lapse. Even with kids in the front row, he insists on using risque material. There’s no reason for a comic of his talents to purvey dirty jokes, especially with tender ears near-|
On
news-
Parrilla
Ch
he
office of Puerto Rico News Service is vacationing at Dorado Beach
Anaheim,
F.
Chief Naturalist Doug Hubbard reasons that most of the million yearly visitors stay within the seven square miles of the valley floor and don't take advantage of the other 34 million acres of natural wonders. A new road to Tuolumne Meadows will make the high country more reachable Hubbard is also assembling a Yosemite pioneer village at Wawona. He is collecting all the early cabins and will furnish them as they were years ago. Cost of the three-year project: $45,000, pretty small change when you consider the 33 millions sunk into Disneyland. . Jerry Lewis is playing to ‘big at
writer and
Santos
Pert and pretty Laura Gonzalez will wed Don Alberty of Tropical Gas Corp. June 4. Laura’s is the pleasant voice you hear when you call the ‘Woolnor Corp.”’, and she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cintron Ayuso. .. Robert
Ists.
crowds
Spanish
man,
visiting Puerto Rico... and Alfonso Valdés have
*
months and all the good seats are sold out. Other attractions: “Flower Drum Song,” “Showboat.” “Destry Rides Again”... Another local girl made good at the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s promenade concert. Mary Costa filled the Shrine Auditorium with a rich soprano voice that evoked a tremendous ovation. Add to this dramatic ability and a fabulous figure and you can see why Miss Costa need no longer sell autos on TY, Conductor Johnny Green nearly broke up before the concert began. In the hush after the national anthem, and_ enthusiastic patron shouted, “play ball.” A Dodger rooter, no doubt... Show business isn't limited to the big cities, we discovered on our recent spring freshner trip. You'd think Yosemite would need nothing but its breath-stopping valley to attract and hold visitors. But the National Park Service is taking steps to provide more enjoyment for tour-
these form.
Famed
paper
By
CUFF
Zan
THOMAS
a
BOB
THE
MM
DAD
By
HOLLYWOOD (AP) — It was a gala opening at the Civic Light Opera season this week for the return of Gwen Verdon, once a
OFF
AW
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gromnny
By Gwen Verdon's Return
wien
My,
Entertainment Scene Topped!
EW
stop lary
asking
by and checks.
him
pick
ART NOTE: Alex industrialist, started art
collection
It includes he
paid
a
please-to
up
his
sa-
Lewyt: the his private
few
a Gauguin, $175,000.
26
years
\ago.
for which
Wildenstein’s
recently offered him $475,000 for that painting. Lewyt refused t. accept the offer: “After all, if I what
were to sell would I ever
my do
Gauguin, with that
BOB HOPE
Bob HopeIs Cited
Women’s Press Club ‘HOLLYWOOD (AP)— Comedian Bob Hope has been cited by the Hollywood Women’s Press Club for “many outstanding con-: tributions
to
the
entertainment.
industry.”
It was the first time the club hole -in the wall?” has given the special award. It DRAMA DEPT: Orson Welles is seeking permission from the named as its man of the year Italian government to do a pro-- movie columnist Sidney Skolsky.
17
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 3, 1960
Of The
Official Says Venezuela MeeT
Schools
Eight St. John’s Students Honored By DANNY
FLAMM
Eight St. John’s Prep students Barbara Lee Edward Nelson,
be duly punished, third offenders
before 300 people in a television
will
studio before
be
severely’
four-time losers the office.
Ruth Strauss, Alex Ruthven, Harriet Rich, Barbara Rich, Billie
will
x
The
punished,
*k
Catholic
be
and
sent
to
Conirolled By Extreme Leff
at the time, and later 700 students at Warsaw
Trade School. Robert Fields, Si. John’s junior, talked on behaif
*
League
will
held
of
his
school
to
Nick
a Warsaw
school’s National Honor Society last week. They were presented
7th.
We have no news -from tilles High this week because
AnAn-
with
~
tilles
Me-
gold
pins
pinning
and
evening.
Thursday
oe
Star correspondent Jessica Hellinger reports that Common. wealth’s student council put a new ruling on smoking in school
week.
Smoking
beein
on _ school
at
*
9
%
a.m.
O®
Today’s student~ council
elec-
sophmore.
correspondent
On the ballot for student council president are Augusto Guzman, Rafael Perez, and Luis Gar-
tioning in St. Thomas. The tire class “escaped’”* Friday the Navy boat USS Escape. ek
cia.
St. John’s prep was with a phone call from
honored Warsaw,
Phillips,
phone
field
trip
to
@ warning,
distance
presented
dialing
a long
historial
demonstration
.
on
Del
Company
enon
Comunder
sketch
sight
Robinson’s
San
last *
originally
went
oe
a
Juan's
weekend.
May
Queen
Dance,
for
last
re
Friday night, has been postponed until next Friday, May 6th. Robinson students and their guests
will
dance
from
8 p.m.
until
12
midnight at the Reserve Officers Association Beach Club in Puer-
ta de
Tierra.
_ x
See
you
RADIO
Tuesday,
6:00—-WHOA—FEarly 7:00—WIPR-—Morn 7:30—WHOA-—
7:45— WHOA
new
show
night.
at the Hotel
French
along
Michel.
with
the
Japanese TOKYO
Marcel
comedy
Club
team
of
stars
Dick
Hi-
Never
in a
starting in
the
Chase
to-
show
and
Bud
long,
Risers Club Symphony
Sports
his-
Preposterous!”
imperial family. been known to take a salaried job among the
masses. ex-
The
of the younger
March
vivacious’
became
roine
of
of
the
new
Japan.
girl
Mrs,
Takayo
in
Shi-
appear daily except a 10-minute program
neoondinngs
Time.”
who
called
Music
Rundown
till
of
self-determination. The leftist “Republican
cratic
Union
-party
responsible
Puerto Rico’s the Congress,
said.
This
of
for
Rico
METROPOLITAN ="253: Phone
Demo-
Venezuela
bringing
up
tickets
political status at Morales | Carrion
group,
he
added,
200
delegates,
favor
of
the
he
with
tension
upon.
Morales
he
and was
Carrion
¥ Nightly 8:15 Admission $2.00 Meatinees Fri.-Sat.-Sun. and Holidays at 3:00 PM Adults $2.00 Children $1.50
said
declaration,
at
to take
the
POPPA PAAA PIAA PII IIPPILG
11:00
were
not
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Y
Party
those
>
“SUDDENLY LAST
said he at-
Phone 2-3713 P.M.
SUMMER”
LORRAINE - 12 M.
Invited
associated
Pictures For TUESDAY3 @
@
Shows: 1:50 - 4:11 - 6:32 - 8:53 @ Elizabeth Taylor @ Montgomery Clift
John
Saxon
@_
“CRY
TOUGH”
Linda
MATIENZO
Cristal
"see;
3-3887
Show starts 2 P.M. Lucho Gatice @ Pedro
“LAS
with’
Vorgas
CANCIONES
UNIDAS”
MUSIC HALL
Phone 3-3478
Shows: 2:00 - 4:31 - 7:02 - 9:34 P.M. Rod Steiger @ Edw. G. Robinson
WWWwW-—Music for Relaxation WHOA-8 Puertas Show 10:30-WHOA-—LP Parade WWWW-Drifting and Dreaming WAPA -Serenade 11:00-WRIO—Hi-Fi Serenade WWWW-Moonlight Serenade 11:05-WHOA— Midnight Matinee
680
SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT
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Secretary pointed _The Under out that although a representative of the Nationalist Party in Puerto Rico, not recognized here, was. invited to the Congress, no statehood representative was invited. He affirmed there was ‘‘no statehood sentiment during the Congress.” Morales Carrion also stated that the Cuban representatives invited
.
COBIAN'S THEATRES
>
floor,
Nationalist
now
WILLIAM WYLER’ WY! $
was
Congress discussed. 58. voted
available
~— @ETPO Cole rN marte
supported by the local Independence and Nationalist delegations. Only One-Fourth Voted ‘Only one-fourth of the entire Congress voted for the Puerto Rican declaration, he said. About
of the
he
“SEVEN
THIEVES”
AMBASSADOR - 12 M. “GIGANTIS” (The
‘Princess
,
Puerto
‘said.
7.00- WHOA- Antilles Program WITA-—Dining Music 7:30- WFID-FM—Musical Interlude WRIO- Music For Many 8:00~ WWWW-— Music for Everyone WRIO- Hi-Fi Nocturnal WAPA-—Club
on
declaration as. a com-
5:15-WKYN-—Entertainment Guide _5:30-WKYN-—Clem Littauer Reports WHOA~Show Case 6:00 WHOA — News WKYN-Financial News 6:30-WITA-—Artistas Favoritos WFID-FM-—Dining Music Music
declaration
“‘moderate’’
right right
tempted to protest the ‘arbitrary ruling’ but was denied the right
Time
1:00—-WHOA-— Music for One WIPR - Concert 1:30-WITA-—Disc Jockey Pan American Discs. 2:00-—WFID-FM-— Music for Listening 2:35-WHOA-—Variety with Vic 3:15-WFID-FM-—P, R. Music 4:00— WHOA ~ Molly & Movies 4:30—-WHOA-—Roy Godes Show 5:00—WKYN-—Movie
The
elements
times explosive...not conducive dispassionate to. analytical or considerations.”’ When the Puerto Rican matter was brought up, he said, it had been ‘‘arbitrarily’’ decided that there would be no discussion on any .of the matters to be voted
— News
6:45 =WMIA~
proud
tory of the chrysanthemum throne has a member of the immediate
mazu will Sunday on
symbol
the
daughter has job as a disc
Wonderful!”
members
in
set to whom fun-loving, 21-yearold. ex-Princess Suga is a he-
and.
appear
Caribe
LeBon
diehard traditionalists.
claimed
Marlos
Princess Is Disc Jockey
jockey. “Unthinkable “Splendid!
De
Hilton’s
singer
(AP)—Emperor
rohito’s youngest gotten herself a
gasped
dancing
leftist
Puerto Rico had a sovereignty and the
“charged
3
9:30WHOA - General Store 10:00—WFID-FM—Latin American 12:00-WKYN- Musical Matinee
DANCING, DUO—The
extreme
promise,
that seek
in
8:00—-WFID-FM—Rise & Shine 9:00-WHOA-—Terry’s House WKYN-—Morn Melodies
12:30-WHOAPost
in
‘‘con-
said. The atmosphere at the Congress, Morales Carrion stated, was
WHOA~- 1 soe To Change) May
by
had already left the when Puerto Rico was Of the 100 remaining,
Tuesday.
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held was
ly to
100
ok Ok
next
week
Puerto Rico, he said, stated mere-
was
Ok
scheduled
liberty
last
the for
Castro’s government. He speculated that this was due to belief among some representatives that the Cuban revolution had turned into a ‘negation of liberty and freedom.”’
approved by the Congress was “‘more moderate’ than that oriof Latin America and particular. ginally presented by the “extreme. ly of Venezuela.”’ Morales Carrion, who attended | leftist elements,’ Morales Carrion the Congress, stressed that the ' pointed~ out. The entire VenezteCongress did‘ not ‘declare Puerto lan delegation, composed of the Rico a ‘colony. The declaration on three local parties, agreed on the trolled
A group of girls from monwealth’s art classes,
Mrs.
and
Venezuela
the rest of busy vaca-
om
Ind., last week. The United Tcle-
will
Faith
€afry is, along with the school’s seniors,
grounds is now strictly prohibited. First offenders will receive
second offenders
democracy
oe
tions at Colegio San Jose will climax a week of campaigning.
MALDONADO
Fire
Monster)
Clint Walker
:
Eugenio
Iglesias
“BORDER SHOWDOWN”
HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M.
FABULOUS
@
El Cofre Nite Club Km. 4 - Hm. 4 Guaynabo Road Telephone 2461 (old Martinez Nadal ’Cockpit)
= Presenting * The El-Cofre Orchestra
“For
+
Senday
through
LOS Thursday
Minimum $3.00 - Tuesday night open for your favorite recordings. No
—
HISPANOS 12:15
Cover $2.00 dancing pleasure to minimum, no cover.
a.
Inaugurating a New
ax
Gourmet”
Jean
Simmons
RIALTO-SAN JUAN
the Caribe Hilton p.m. until closing
@
your
After Dinner Policy
Supper
=
(After
m.
“Prime steaks end delicious food from our Steck Room. ©
Minded
Life Begins at Mid-Night
. under the direction of MICHAEL TREVINO * The Group of the Moment ° Showtime:
Steak
@
“HOME BEFORE DARK”
Hour 11
p.m.
Club
and
Continous until
the
Cantinflas
hours
Presenting
.% :
IRMA
Sf
RIVERA
and her Trio
Complimentary Breakfast at 2:45 _ (with minimum check)
o.m.
@
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SUPER DRIVE-IN €
Jose
Ferrer
7:15 9:15 e@
“J ACCUSE” Merlon
Show
Entertainment ) wee
ae
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= * The El Cofre Ballet .
the
at the entrance of Dinner from 6:00
Newman
“SUBE
under the direction of MARIO
*
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oe
:
_ and
Paul
“THE YOUNG . PHILADELPHIANS”
Brando
.@
Glenn
Ford
“TEAHOUSE OF THE | AUGUST MOON”
en
last
will .
certificates
ceremony
It
Trade
W..
ey
ata
Karen Von Beyer members of the
A.
rion declared yesterday that Second International Congress
Valentine,
a swimming meet at the La Concha Hotel next Saturday, May
Rexach and — became
By
Commonwealth Under-Secretary of State Dr. Arturo Morales Car-
RAAAAAAAAALLS
News
FOX-DELICIAS @
“THE
Audrey
Hepburn
NUN’S
STOR y”
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 3, 1960
eCLASSTFLLD 3
|
i
June
Ist,
bathrooms,
with
option
built-in-stove,
to
For
| hot
s
call
2-4
After
5:30
ly
ma-
PM
Road rentals
59
decorator. gracious
Ideal indoo
‘ean
AM ete.
SAN
kitchen
pantry. kitchen, servant's
outdoor quarters,
bar,
| 16 closers Rental $309.00 hours 2-0886.
and
in
APARTMENT.
UNFURNISHED rooms.
$99
per
nue ‘aparra cai! 8-1124 or Avenue, Dr.
month.
15
He get Pagan.
3.
Central
For - at
-
information 1430 Central
1359
rooms, pantry.
53
53
HOUSES FOR
RENT
Rinning
for
May
sereened
FOR 2-12
25th.
house
in
5
Villa
furnisned,
Caparra.
bedroom = airconditioned. tight couple. Telephone 143
independent Telephone.
| monwealth
One
Bargain 8-172
[ly,
School.
unfurnished
for
|until 6 {ILamar 37 | 1387
$160.
phone
unfurnished,
quarters.
A
fruit
tree
section
F-3
6, Parkside. Rental $300. Visit house or cali 2-1360
or
residential
Heart
tion, 10 mortgage.
Write 1318
GUEST with nice
ANTILLES Miramar,
HOUSE, in ocean view.
ndado
lovely Near
Hotels.
jterrace in | guest house
GUEST drinks
20,
opporbaths,
— dining front and metropoli-
—-
Suite
cious Many
FOR
FT.
larga tio
SAN
PATRICIO
11 room house on 6,000 shade and fruit trees
carport.
Separate
laundry, pool.
‘oom, aircondi co, kitchen and
Tecnico
RENT
apply
Pp
1
tion or Priva‘e Call C 192
Condado
sec-
La
Concha Hotel 2 & weekly rates telephone 2-1356. 55
ISLAND Cc 2 to
HOUSE —Ocean New, Spacious,
1017
shford ai
—-
erved 600
18509
McCleary
HOUSE
Guest
House. Condado. ents. Maid water Some
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Best
and
gu > 2-7927. THE ing,
hote!
and
s on. Beach facilities rrangements for couples travel. al together. One block from La Concha
Hotels.
Mrs
Personal
»
and Manager
DUFFY'S nave remodeled -charmold beach home, and now offer all with private bath, some te patio, some air conditioned.
to
beach and 310. double. omplete breakfast. r
San Juan 9-0532.
bus. All Isla
From rates Verde
Intercontinental.
ST
HOUSE,
3-6802 UF
606
—
Rates
nirds,
from
$4.
single.
Mrs.
2-3994.
955
UF
GUEST
CONDADO
HOUSE,
Condado
606, Stop 17. 2 btocks La Concha and beach. Apartment, double airconditioned, livingroom with sof. bed, bath, hot water, ail
ter
e entrance. $9 Marchand, 2-6178,
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.
phone UF 102
Manager
3-2936.
Vicente
Julia,
call
second
3-4448
or
120
lot. kit-
3
servants’
rooms,
Lighted
2
FURNISHED
room
independent
for
renf,
Airconditioned, one block Guerrero Noble 7, Park
court.
BUILT
$75,000
-
10
PM
GARDEN
SAN
ANTONIO
GUEST
HOUSE
-
One
Tapia Street. Ocean Park,‘ San Juan. Rooms with private bath, airconditioned. 3 minutes from Airport. Beautiful swimming beach. Good restaurants within walking 3- 0834.
distance.
Breakfast
served.
GUEST
HOUSE
—
Taft.
53.
Each
room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance $15. double, $12. single. Special rates by the month. 27-0887 or 2-2206. 773 LA
GUEST
HOUSE
Tele-
UF
3-0030 1398
Mr.
*
drive
rocms.
Cooking
facilities.
information, phone 2-9352 Box 12384 Loiza Station,
or write Santurce.
—
at
to
the
HOTEL
510
LUQUILLO
RESTAURANT.
On
—
OCEAN
VIEW
the
ocean.
Double
rooms,$7 3 minutes from the famous beach of Luquillo. Puerto Rican and continenta] food Ludquillo, P.R.
369 HILS BEACH HOUSE -— directly on the beach. Roll out of bed into’ the water, Airconditioning by the trade winds. becue 3-2331L.
1384
Breakfast included. at your disposal.
ocean
front
coast, Dorado.
land
along
ideal for tourist No brokers. Call
Box 63.
87, 57
Information
—
call
Go-
56
HILLS
-
beautiful
905
to
Rio
Piedras
and
—
ST.
International
the 666
States. TeleéRio Piedras. 54
KITTS
—
Beachfront
265,
165,
Santurce,
St.
P.
Kitts,
R.,
or
Duncan,
B.W.I. 524
INVESTMENT
Raldirts,
Box-
37,
EMERGENCY
OPPORTUNITY —
ment house, 3. stories, on lagoon fronting La plus
ocean-front
Condado apartplus _ penthouse Concha Hotel,
house
and
two
lots.
Total down payment $40,000, Must have money early May to meet emergency. Plus 16 hotel-motel sites. Franciscus
other write
Bayamon.
SALE
61
Realtors
&
Associates,
3-3506,
3-8372.
53
Real state Corner
For
beach, in the city. No.6 Elena St., Ocean Park Santurce. Efficiency apartments —suites — rooms — airconditioned. Daily, weekly, © monthly rates. C.A. Rivera, Manager. Telepbone 2-6267. 1159
Box 1283
55
1376
of
PM
livingroom, screened, Call Bayamon 1136, or
PARKSIDE rooms living
HOUSE
6
bednear
Hotel, excellent condition, for sale. Aliso 1,000 acres of miscellaneous property, some plantations, alJ suitable hotel or cottage colonies. On beaches, roads — some near airport. Write Simmons, Be-
fur-
kitchen, facilities.
fine
GUES1i
house,
FAMILY from States, need modern apartment or house, or near vicinity. 3 bedrooms,
—-
1251
CASCADE
after
three _ Cupey,
.
NEVIS
RENT
bedroom
home,
Airport. Leaving for phone 6-3177 or Box 1383
Gau-
MOVING furnished Santurce
Parque 153. Near beaches, restaurants, theatres, busses. Sun terrace, all airconditioned
four
TRADE
ONE ACRE with concrete house almost completed. Paved road around lot. Close te El] Comandante Racetrack. Beautiful panoramic view, on hill, 10 minutes
nished or unfurnished, preferably near beach. Will consider purchase. Mr. John C. Hunt, 3-5890 during office hours,
UF PROVIDENCIA
OR
OR
studio
53
TO
or
meter, high, flat. Payment facilities. Others Santa Maria, San Francisco, Hato Rey, Cupey. Cintrén Realty, Box 729, Roosevelt. 2-0911. 1408. 56
entrance.
2-7801
:
ACEES
56
TWO FURNISHED rooms in apartment, couples desired. Housekeeping, privileges, share bath. Hot water. Best location in town. 625 Ponce de Leon. Telephone 7
8-0540
6L
1405
54
days,
3-1542,
modern
bath
of urbanization. das, 3-5360.
from beach. Bouleyard.
3-5861. 1375
40’ x 20’
call
SALE
2
or
RENT
COMPLETELY
bath-
servant’s
RESIDENTIAL LOT, Urbanization Sagrado Corazén, Cupey Alto. 1215 square meters, 34 meter front, completely level, cut, not filled. highest and coolest part
quarters
baths.
tennis
FOR
spa-
Two
and_
or write William Menendez, Manati, Puerto Rico, Phone 1427
of
3-3991
cabinets.
garage
59
the northern center. Near
2-5856. 53 floor
with
Three
dining,
LOTS FOR SALE
premises.
ROOMS
Spa-
meter Large
Olimpo
Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Single and double accommodations with private bath, some air con.
| ditioned.
and
living,
1382
screened. information,
telephone
Altamira DeLot 21, house
finished.
shopping center, Rio Piedras. Built-in kitchen bar, carport, two terraces. Screened, landscaped. Excellent financing available. Miss Weiner 3-8400.
tances
55
GU
Air-
1400
THREE
with a meals
Tel.
Esteva,
WANTED
NEW CONCEPT in tourist accomodations. With the rental of one of our excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day loan of a car for your nite club visiting, etc. Call
COLONIAL
ing
Ave.
Stop
located.
in 1,
just
please
CUSTOM
available,
building, 652. For
first
on
tier. 1369
Enjoy private
JENNY’S: Guest House atmosphere. Delicious
y
space
RENT
‘
FOR
RENT
Centrally
information
UF
AUNT f
1421
each floor, first floor suitable for stores, machinery, warehouse, hardware distributor, supermarket, etc. For
55
TAFT
with
office
—
porch,
pointment, 8-1190.
San-
a new modern building at 171 Quisqueya Avenue near. Carpenter Road, Hato Rey. Approximately 15,000 sq. ft.
room, big back and bath, laundry,
chen and pantry, livingroom, diningroom, breakfast room, barroom. airconditioned library, powder room and large foyer on
Apartment.
urnished,
FOR
Francisco
quarters with additional bathroom, 625.98 square meters. Telephone facilities and other modern conveniences. Close to Garden Hills, San José Academy at ViNa Caparra, Pueblo Supermarkets and Woolworth. Financing arranged. For &p-
56
URBANIZATION
kitchen
leave part opportunity.
Santurce.
Santurce.
Centro 1363
two becrooms. livingroom,
MARIA —- Three air-conditioned,
1407
delightful continental-run close to ‘‘Under The Trees”,
702 MAGDALENA
Newly
8204,
San
OR
closets,
rooms,
de Leén Avenue. floor in opera-
lease. Will Outstanding
available. New Located Hipodromo
seen to be appreciated. Total price $42,000. Cintrén Realty, 2-0911, Box 729 Roosevelt, P. R.
and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion Court. corner of McLeary. Member Caribbean Tourist Association. Telephone 3-1317. 1153
valuable
in
SALE
Bellavista
cious
SALE
most
ven-
Maria. Call 2-0911, or write Roosevelt, Puerto Rico.
bedrooms,
conditioned. Parking, private sanitary installations, seven divisions of different sizes, flourescent lamps. Rent reasonable, established by Rent Control Board of Puerto Rico. Third floor. Telephone
SANTA baths,
Rafael | filtered 8-1168. 541 1420
SOUSEon your
of
SPACE
facilities. Cin729 Roosevelt.
and
type
SALE
price $26,900. Payment trén Realty, 2-0911, Box
and
FOR
lot
FOR SALE or rent velopment, Street No.
of
room,
Hou
| SAN JUAN | breakfast and
Cool,
types
510
57
FOR
year
Box
3-0747
Guest
all
F-.EHA.
56
turce secton. on Ponce Restaurant on ground
with
beautiful kitchen with built-in cabinets. 1238 meters, fully landscaped. fenced. Double carport Screened. Must be
2-0500|
P.M. After that 6-3508.' St. Roosevelt Extension.
fer
well
WANTED
buy
FOR
ana@
FT..
1409
HOTEL BUILDING, easily converted to 24 rooms with private bath. Solid construction Plans approved, permits
diningroom, three bedrooms, library, big porch, garage
dinirg:eom, family terrace, maid’s room
month.:|
Telephone
arranged
TO
or Santa Box 729,
heater.
tan area. Double carport, sereened, 1300 meters, high, level, landscaped, ready for immediate occupancy. Total
desirable
$200
offered
BUILDINGS
baths,
first. 4 large airconditioned bedrooms, Carport, big | plus spare room. 3 baths. 10 cedar lined Close to Com. | closets 3 large porches, double garage
Furnished
Informa-
alterations, additions and improvements to your house and premises. “Pico Inc” Tel 2-3013 Ext 211, Box 14203, Santurce.
3 bed-
water
extra big livingroom, kitchen with cabinets, laundry room, back terraces overlooking
bath, kitchen and Separate servants’
and fully airconditioned be- | backyard with fruit trees.
months,
small
to
financing
LOTS WANT
IMPROVEMENT
PRICES
1500 SQ.
COMFORTABLE HOME, living - dining ipom, kitchen with hot water and stove 3 big bedrooms, 2 porches, fully screened
RENT to
rent
new
1-12
FRANCISCO —-— Unusual SAN tunity. Three bedrooms, two
quarters, laundry and garage Rental reasonable. Location: near Cuatro CaIles, Guaynabo, P. R. Box 3306 San uan. Telephone Guaynabo 2371. 1399 56
NEW APARTMENT in Condominium San Rafael, Stop 11, Ponce de Leon Avenue, facing the Condado I.agoon. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, living-dining room and kitchen. For information Tel. 2-1317 1372
for
Brand
house,
HOUSES
party “nclosed large lawn, concrete residence. all screened. Spacious porch, living room — dining room, master bedroom with bath, three other bed-
bed#
available
other price. 8-0878. 53
1416
PRIVATE residence withestate (containing other re-
large
—
HOUSE,
Nicest
Street month.
ATTRACTIVE sidences)
BEST
SQ.
53
:
56
HOME
Ext.,
center, stove,
1, $140. Please Bayamon.
servants’
orchard.
429
33
Club
1509
RENT
2-4871. 1239
59
1412
59
FOR
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
For information, InCompany, Box 6609
selling practice piano $35.000. tion JN-22B Caparra Terrace.
Joyeria
54
livingroom, two baths,
Phone
Near
or
Country
WAREHOUSE
THREE BEDROOM house with screens. yard all fenced. Under FHA plan 8 months. Monthly payments $60.00. Also
built-
granted.
barbecue garage,
monthly.
square meter lot. vestment Service Santurce, 3-3550. 1429
complete-
PM,
bedrodm house, and diningsroom
WC-34,
heater,
equipped,
May 1147,
SPACIOUS
| shopping areas. Porch, five bedrooms, Tele- j two bathrooms, livingroom, dining room,
138
fully
Available 3-3327. or 1390
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, residence located in best residential section in Rey, around corner from Ponce jde Leon Avenue. Near church, schools,
and
water
HOUSE,
unfurnished
UF
j large
bedrooms,
kitchen,
GERARDO
room
Leasehold
33500.
3
airport,
3
1115
| Hato
=
near
kitchenette, carport 5 closets, facilities. Bus service. Reasonable Astor, 2-4055 office hours, nights 1396
|
for
-
house.
equipped
|
Exceptional MARIAS —furnished by zned and st
ANGELES
near 65th Infantry Shopping -screened, hot, water, electric
and reservations. Santurce.
96
8-2143
6
ds, weekly or monthly for picnics. Telephone
2-8138 for information 1410 Salvader. Prat,
Call
Torres, 3-7085 after Mike, Loiza 1902. 1424
COMFORTABLE FURNISHED screened bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega Beach, sbay, Boca de Cangrejos |
irce
1423
monthly.
screens, venetian information, Mrs.
ele-
terraces,
quarters,
maid’s
$250.
HILLS — livingroom
WAREHOUSES
SALE
servant’s quarters. 2 car carport. Fully Jandscaped, fully equipped kitchen. 1277
57
MODERN
call
GARDEN separate
diningroom, large garage. Servant’s
in cabinets, carport, blinds, lamps. For
Rico? C S4 industr Co and in exFOR RENT: Two story house rojects near the clusive residential section, baths, two Five bedrooms, 3 Condominium beach. Company, room, equipcorner rooms, large dining living Leon de Ponce % San ss | ped kitchen. pantry( porch, bar, maid’s 101 3-3550 suita Parqua, g room with bath, garage for two cars, 1133 modern convees and ail other —— call telephone niences. For information SALE FOR APARTMENTS or personally at Yardley Place Santurce. P. R. | 4 APARTMENT. PENTHOUSE { playUF g-dining, liv 3 bathrooms. rooms, Confloors. terrazo herator. i Corner McLeary Rita. Santa ium Investformation, For Court Box 3-3550, Company. vice
Rent
attractive
cabinets. pantry, mahogany enclosed terrace and 2 Located on 2-12 acres be seen on week days after 30 Saturdays and Sundays all day. further information during working
|
55
on
LOS
and car
FOR
Outdoor bar1850 Atlantic.
Cr
tion
low
- A price!
fine
room
quarters
with
Only
big
Three
with walk-in room, dining
house
generous.
at
a
bed-
closets, two baths, room, and recrea-
bar.
$26,000!
Carport,
servant’s
ment
AVENIDA WALL — Big and brand new! Three giant bedrooms’ with _ built-in dressing tables, large closets. Completely equipped Humphrey kitchen. Beautifully
located
Just $26,000 ment!
on
quarter with very
SAN FRANCISCO — Third of an of first rate land with a sound, built three bedroom home. Carport servant’s quarters too! Priced well low $25,000 — only small down
acre low
corner lot. down pay-
acre well and bepay-
required.
BALDRICH — Solid three bedroom home with separate garage, servant’s quarters,
484 meter located in
neighborhood. imal
1411
down
landscaped lot. Superbly quiet, shady, residential
Under
$20,000
palment,
with
min-
57
oe
residence at Km. 19 concrete Road No. 1. Rio Piedras to CaLiving and dining rooms, 4 bed-
hog
729
Box
CL
quarters. or 8-0563. 1426
59
RENT
as
separate living front porch, 2
6:30
FOR
rooms
Consult
e
5
Tt
After
buy. ate
Ma-
Santa
Hills,
on
a
h
suc
sections.
an
v
1-8.
HOUSES
mo
HOMES. buidinzs, pert
Gerardo
RENT
2
also rent, or probusiness desirable nost
for FARMS investment th all in
San
FOR
GEORGETOWN - GARDEN HILLS. Unfurnished. spacious 3 bedroom house,
mahogany kitchen — cabinets, stove. hot water. For inspection,
get key at PM 2-4333. 1432
Ashford ; UF
3 Nairn and 3-67 3-3506,
ASSOCIATES, AND Condado Avenua, 279
dining, electric
REALTORS
-
FRANCISCUS)
HOUSES
RENT
Brand new unSAN GERARDO 48-55. furnished 3 bedrooms, 1-12 baths, livins-
INVESTING or SPECULATING? Our specialist government lawser. realtor. ang. staff ave yours. Pictures, complete for sale, of houses ot scor description front property. ocean front farms, beach J. property investment and islands) ALLEN
FOR
Robert
Tschudin, Realtor
TELS.
3-5315
mow
HOUSES
ESTATE
og
REAL
3-8254
3-6535
yes
:
2
woo LAS STPIEDS THE SAN JUAN STAR— Tuesday, May 3, 1960
SECRETARIAL
AR
SERVICE
EXPERIENCED CONTINENTAL Public Stenographer servicing La Concha, San Juan Intercontinental, others, local transient. Typing, shorthand, briefs, manuscripts, reports. Hourly rates. JBM Electric. 1120 Ashford Ave., ‘Apt.
D-4, Muriel
ARTIC-KARall
.
-“
cars,
prices,
BOOKKEEPING
WHY A payment
UF
Executive Juan Star
MEN
1957
resident.
6% years Puerto Rico, seeks position of plant manager. Experience, 5-1|2 years plant manager, experience Tool and Die, Production, Assembly, Packaging, Maintenance, Office. Box 1368, Ponce. 3414
HELP
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
crew
foreman
Address:
Night
shift ‘only.
please do See Mrs. 3476
large _
If
not
REPRESENTATIVE’S
refrigeration
and
=
or
Santurce,
P.
DRESS WOMEN’S
day
:
or
Memi 1425
ROOF
Méndez,
ONE Saw, Also
and
to
—
BILINGUAL,
chain
stores,
and
for
Ash-
Joes
complete Star
(Box
resume 4187
to
FOR
ma-
whole-
San
Juan).
H.
San
7
3
5:
CARRIER BOYS hf alan Go into business for yourself. high commissions as a carrier eae the San Juan Star on established routes. H you are Over 12-years of age, phone 3-8400, Ext. 61, Miss Longfellow. 1247 UF
MAIDS
WANTED
CONTINENTAL FAMILY wants sleepin maid, some English preferably. No cooking, light huosework and heip with 2 year old child. $50. monthly. Calle 6 yaaee F-2, Parkside. Call 8-2018. s 5.
SPORTS
&
FOREIGN
CARS
appointPhone
ye
WOLKSWAGEN,
g00d_
Verde,
Bayamén.
OF
OPPORTUNITIES
TRUCKS
FOR
§7
STORE FOR SALE — Attractive women’s apparel and gift shop. Well located in shopping center. Exclusive rights for sale of women’s - apparel. Excellent opportunity to acquire a good going concern, Total investment reJuan
For
Star
SALE
INVESTMENT
details
(Box
:
write
4187.San
PROPERTY
for
Box
Juan). 56
sale
UF
STORAGE
Phone
PRIME, WELL secured second for sale. Annual yield over information phone 6-5003. 1234
53 mortgages 11%. For 519
fumigation
and
farms,
Preventive
20
treat
vears
exe UP
SERVICE
Call
2-20613
San
Juan,
2-5060
7
oF
also
is yours” when the Whethcr you’re mov
Stateside, we and transport
are equippet your most
47 Bergen Street
Brooklyn 1, N.Y.
going to move? Use the best Puerto Rico, United States,
Germany. storage
Japan shipping.
Packing, Agent of
Lines. Ine. Call Tel. 2-2726, 2-2067 1057 Santurce.
Muebleria Ponce de UF
MOVE
San Agustin Pta Tierra, P.R.
YOUR
furniture
by
Proposed Bill Would
Almacenes
Maritimos, Inc., opposite Pier 9, Sap Juan. Service, responsibility, guaranty Local and long distance. We store your
industria! . UF
belongings. Tel 22374. $22
FOR
SALE
MOVING:
Agents
Nationa)
Van
Extend Sugar Act
Lines
By WALTER
UF
to
Club
T.V
Manor,
and
and
clock
re-
For
tropicalized against rust (springs and
— moving. Ponce de 1373
idator
-—
tuning
cabinet.
termites, pins) — —
repairs
EQUIPMENT
conference
LANGUAGE
&
WILCHER
Over
10
table.
-
SERVICE
years
experience
best in T. V. sevice receivers of any make work 3
guaranteed. -
&
Tel.
chairs,
photocopy.
511
-
C
is
behind
the
and or
repair model.
on Al)
RENTAL
RADIOS,
fcr
rent
in
your
267
UF
SCHOOLS
PATTY PEASE School .of Painting. Daytime classes ‘in portrait, landscape, and still life. $10. a month. Register nowlimited to'5 students per class. Telephone
2-8927
1265
AIR
for
further
information.
521
CONDITIONERS
2-5511, 133
317
SUPPLIES
3-3102.
Fortaleza
St.,
San
the
Juan
UF
a
DELUXE
Window
type,
i
H.
P
-9,000 B. T. U. Compact, only 13-1/4” 25x16%"" Lowest prices. Installed and serviced by experts. Comercial Rodriguez Umpierre, Fortaleza 351, Sap Juan. 2-0962.
260
UF
CONTINENTAL
FACTORY
SUREAU:
wer
heavy
accept
duty.
Ha-
chair-
Agriculture a one
to give power
tas and
amend
President to
thus
re-
year
Act. viewed Cooley
administration-
to
cut
gain
the
Act
Eisenho-
foreign
quo-
a measure
of
control over the Cuban sugar quota. Cooley favors the extension of the present act unchanged. Sugar industry spokesmen.
will are he
meet
with
Cooley
to-
expected to ask him plans to introduce the
bill, and also are expected to suggest he agree to emergency presidential authority over the quotas. The sugar industry spokesmen are also expected to ask that the language of the bill assure that when the quota is
cut by the President, one
it stay
cut
year.
Nehru Calls Apartheid
Threat To World Peace (AP)—Prime
Nehru
of
India
Min-
yesterday
said South Africa’s racial segregation policies represent a threat
to
world
Nehru,
in
peace.
London
a conference of prime ministers,
EQUIPMENT
CHAIRS,
Rep.
providing
efforts
ister
The most competent Agency in Latin America. Night Patrols, Bodyguards, Uniformed Guards, Payroll Escort, -Confidential Investigation. 1072 Fernandez Juncos Ave. Tel. Santurce 25282, Caguas
INDUSTRIAL
—
(D-N.C.),
House
LONDON
BUREAUS
DETECTIVE
bill
not
for
Ba:
THE HOSPITAL SUPPLY COMPANY Offers complete dispensary supplies and equipment. First aid & Oxygen kits. Protective clothing and equipment. Lab oratory supplies and equipment. Thermometers, masks, rubber goods. Every thing for physicians, hospital and patients.
of
so as
Service
UF
DETECTIVE
tional courses in Spanish, French, English. Classes day and night. Call 2-3542. 1355 Ponce de Leén Avenue. Second Floor, 19, Santurce. 1091 . 54
HOSPITAL
man
own home. Same service given to hotels, who hospitals, for years. Cal) 30718 and will}. day, Geliver. -$5.00-one week, $15.00 pes month Telerental Service. when
CLASSES
IDIOMAS
Cooley
backed
4213 DE
D.
does
20268.
RADIO
TELEVISION,
AMANA
SPANISH LESSONS for Continentals, by college graduate. Private lessons. 123 De Diego, Stop -22, Santurce. (Near Swiss Chalet, across from Pueblo Supermarket). Tel. 2-9842. 1418 56 ENSTITUTO
rold
extension of the Sugar The statement was here as meaning that
LABS
Television
Correspondent
Committee, indicated yesterday he would soon move to introdu-
repair any- make TV. radio or Hi-Fi Ninety day guarantee. Stateside-trained technicians. Evening gervice. Ca] 9 AM to 10 PM 64230. 1136 UF BOB
PRIEST
Washington
WASHINGTON
Prades 6-3072. UF
ELECTRONICS
ART
FURNITURE, new condition. executive desk and consol-
Royal typewriter, Verifax Telephone 2-4614 or 3-7893. 1413
im-
of-
Saivador A. Nin, Ine., 1460 Leon. Telephone 24358. _ 6]
OFFICE OFFICE including
AMERICAN
INSTRUMENTS
service
as
SIEGMUND, Villa Rio Piedras. Tel.
SALES
TV
WATERCOOLERS-—
guaranteed
PAN
COOLERS
— For rent, for sale, new, re-
built, against
is
move. Moving, storage. of fur-
complicated
64
PIANOS
you
you ‘and
STAR
ce
R<PAIRS waich
moves
as where shipping
niture. C.W. Development, 69
and chairs. items and
9
\WHO
Portant packing,
53
chronograph
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, 1362
capacity 12,000, 1954 FARGO TRUCK, excellent condition, light use, carefully maintained. Raval Inc., Bayamén—Cain Road. Telephone 1101 a
Come
MUSICAL
3-6245.
$25,000.
Santur-
fices, factories, restaurants, ete. Lowest » highest quality. 5 year guarantee. Smaller home models available. For imformation and prices: Comercia) ,Rodriguez Umpierre, Fortaleza 351, San Juan. 2-0962. 261 UF
for expert and paint
condition,
$350 cash and assume payments. Also 1953 Ford 4-door $450 cash. Lagomar Court No. 16, next to Mario’s Restaurant, Isla Verde between 5 - 8 PM. 1410 (~ 54
ee
ee
1958
Parque,
restaurant tables household
TEMPRITE
SALES & SERVICE Store for sale | office equipment, typewriters, cash registers, safes, keys, etc. In business ten years. Good location. low rent. Call Mr. Roque mornings 9-11 only.
a
phones. Ponce.
MOVING? SAVE, WITH TORRES. We do all types of moving, no matter if it be large or small. Moderate prices. Muebleria Torres, Fernandez Juncos 1400, Stop 20, Santurce. Tel. 2-5791. 462 UF
FILTERS
WATER
& PAINTING
and
business
SUAN PONCE: Bi-lingual, 24 telephone answering service and space for business ami professioAlso service for preple without
1037
274
1604,
1404
NIGHT CLUB for sale 300 person caPacity, dance floor, bar. Good reputation. Air conditioned. -Meam area, main avenue. Stop 26 and Fdz. Juncos, After 7:30 PM. Call 2-1871 Maisonet. 1291 525
quired
&
homes,
guaranteed.
UF
U.S. Van La Bolsa Leén No.
automatic
Poincare
-
or
Spain, crating,
watches see Puertc Rico’s only certified master watch and clockmaker. William A. Gruen, Certified Master Watch and Clock Maker, Calle Laurel 2413, Punta Las Marias. Phone 2-8160. .
sold at
Saturdays.
CLEANING
Telephone 1289
2
COND.
PRECISION
Pairs,
FOR SALE: Newly equipped Laundry and Dry Cleaning. Good business future. 72 Cemercio St., Ponce, Puerto Rico. 1415 56
government
Box
Lanausse,
WATCH
agencies, hardware, automotive dealers. Opportunity to “earn substantial money.
Send
only
locally pack
ARE YOU service in
16 H. P. Gas driven Kilt Table suitable for woodcutting or blocks. 10 sections wrought iron grill-
2-4122.
Will make
or 430
SAN hour gesk pais.
54
5:
fine
1020
Latest style beautibridesmaid’s dresses,
6-3429.
BUSINESS
See
FILTERS INC. manvfacturers all and sizes. air conditioning filters
work, 10 Miscell
WANTED
representative
World’s
garden tools. Rio Piedras. -1401
Gil
518
nufacturer’s
&
66
ing, call 65132
boat.
57
and
Z
(Commonwealth Free estimate.
rats
ANSWERING
- Baker,
precious belongings, as scheduled, with the dependable care you took for and | seldom find. Telephone 6-3357, 6-3329 Capitol Transportation, Inc., for a free estimate. Agents for Atlas Van Lines
persons Borum
CLEANERS
fer home window units types. Call 35999. 812
GOWNS
HS YOUR roof dirty? tf so, high water- pressure cleaning
E WAVE ap excellent job for you — sales training to work for international book company. Earn $150 per week. Spanish not necessary. Call, 3-6689.
SALESMAN
Valle
®. ®, types
52
Telephone
available.
evenings
in to
56
AIR
UF
1417
wanted
between San Jorgc and ce. Telephone 2-5353. 927
aight.
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 3, 1960
20
This
is the 24th installmentin The
STAR’s
(‘From “Island copyright Mifflin Co.,
Dan
in the City’ by 1957, 1958, 1959,
By
DAN
1960
by
published Wakefield. Dan Wakefield.)
by
Houghton
WAKEFIELD
by
The
a large
window
dark
is
The
covered
curtain,
and
as
a
clinic
for
people
the
in
the
neighborhood with problems matters of rent and housing. its work soon broadened
other
areas.
It holds
and
fund drives to raise money for Jocal children’s activities, and part of the proceeds sponsors a Boy Scout and a Girl Scout troop and sends a number of kids to camp
every
summer.
The
rent
and
housing
also
Canino
far
of
Canino
blems
of
welfare,
employment,
much
less
reluctant
to take
these
burdens before their neighbors at the local clinic than they were to
go
the
for
help
outside
The
idea
and
neighborhood enthusiasm
built
from
strangers
at
agencies. impetus
born
P.S.
of
the
clinic came from the of
the
newly
108 and its active
ent-Teacher
Association.
It
Parhas
about
fourteen
in
magazines
spread
on
tist-office style;
and'a
man
ing
wool
khaki
pants,
it
“The
off
to
chat
a
a
DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME BEFORE BREAKFAST EACH MORNING MAIL IN THIS COUPON, AND YOU WILL RECEIVE THE FIRST WEEK FREE OF A 13 WEEK’S SUBSCRIPTION
a
Pedro
few one
white
shirt,
and
maroon
on
brown
his
face
with
the
air
with
responsible
ina shoes,
‘hurried which
to
floor
the
at
squirt
the
the
back
“Yes, today me, called me
who had already the folding chairs
of work. morning,
women, but among thin young man
pect
them were one in a leather
walls
of
and
the
to
tie yet a
the
room.
the Mayor called right at my place
call
me
back.
jacket and a tall handsome fellow dressed in a stylish overcoat, a
as
three-button
suit,
and
he
got
back
he
wanted
me
er than the weather of the street to warrant removing outdoor clothes.
to
scarves; the basement not sufficiently warm-
The
citizens
sat
quietly,
hear
about
FROM
‘TROPIC
BERNICE
M
FLYING
EAGLE
1
Mediterranean, Far
East,
Pacific
U.
Coast
the
in such
more
pot
or
luck.
a “‘clinic’”’
less,
The
The
San
Department
Juan
Star
P. O. Box 4187 San
Juan,
Puerto
Rico
I agree to subscribe for 13 weeks and thereafter until ordered
discontinued.
I
understand
that
the
first
week
speak
rate
English
he
very
well,
signature
papers story.
in He
his desk heard it,
glasses, head.
and
‘When
slapped
will we
his
learn?”’
“Don’t
buy
on
name
(please
print)
1 Ss.
ports
address
Batt.
The other another.
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Locality
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Box No.
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The woman looked down at the floor, trying to hold back a smile.
Hamburg
LYK
he asked,
leeches prey upon you!” Canino threw his hands air. he shouted, *Abuses!’’ ses.”” 4%
BRUNSWICK
GEORGE
Street
fore-
Canino slapped the tabie furiously, shouting, ‘‘Don’t let those
Carib.
; Florida
GEORGIA
the his
pointed
down
do without! Wait have the cash!”
Phil., Balt. Full
Ca-
conthe
to get took off
rhetorically. He looked up and glasses at the people.
N.Y.
Coast
and
nino looked up from some siderable shuffling among
is free.
Subscribers
his
citizen
af-
Mobile,
SHELLINES
to
first
Imbert
Circulation
other
out not
(To
3
Y.
Y.,
at
couldn’t
N.
N.
of
threadbare—
himself.
interest
Mobile, N. Orieans
PENNANT
possibility
ford. Now he wanted to get of the deal. The man did
SS TRANSBORINQUEN
ALCOA
The
the
the lawyer
CLAIBORNE
EVANGELINE (Criise Ship)
direction.
SCHEDULES
ARRIVAL S.J. MAY
St. Croix
STAR
stern
becoming
them.”
SHIPPING SHIP
sat
a
ed, had signed up to buy a large, deluxe television set on time and had not understood the terms of the payment, which included a
to
come up to City Hall and sit down with him. ‘Canino’, he ‘said, ‘you’ve got to come down to City Hall and sit down with me.’ So you see, we’re going to get to these abuses. Mayor Wagner wants
and was
the
seeking-his counsel was the sharply dressed man in the orange pointed shoes. The man, it seem-
But
that’s what he did. He is on his way to the migration conference in San Juan, but he said as soon
blue
from Canino
with
their
seated
high
I had called him in the but I didn’t really ex-
him
desk
suggested
taking
must
bow
in.
amounts,
judge might put on his robes for the court. He then opened a drawer of the large ‘green filing cabinet, pulled out a can of roach spray and, with some flourish, began
his
for
broad-shouldered
impeccably dressed suit, brown suede
at
out and
clients with negligence cases that might provide nice sums. Service
Canino,
people
broke
desk and was already busy with the first ‘“‘case.’’ His services to the Civic Orientation Center were of course free but offered the possibility of meeting prospective
others smiled and another. Canino,
dark-haired,
provided for them along the room’s west wall. They were mostly
coats room
the San Juan Star
chair
man, brown
pointed shoes of a bright orangeyellow. The women all wore their
HAVING
the
you
down
had
with tiny white polka dots, adjusted a pair of horn-rimmed glasses
deh-
with
it over
abuses
giggle: nudged
the room with authority, opening the large file cabinet at the back to search out folders, going to the front to answer the door, dozen citizens assembled on
over-
endure. A crime! A _ shame!” Several of the women began to
sport coat, black vest, and a hat that sat jauntily on the back of his head. The man moved around
stopping
stream
his
citizens.
wear-
a
a
off
said
waiting,
his ~soon
throwing up his hands, then extending them toward the waiting
parka coat and blue knee socks, sitting at a long table with severa]
throwing
“‘Abuses!”’
night, the Civic
up
with
wrenching
in
that
Shame’
of one of the two desks at the back of the room, and pointing to the other desk for the lawyer with briefcase who trailed in his wake.
cutlines report-
bundled
A
entered
talk,
coat,
sistants were there before him—J a small, large eyed, pudgy girl of
CONVENIENCE
OF
so
Mr.
Orientation Center was open for business and waiting for Canino. Several of his voluntary staff as-
pro-
THE
above
midwinter Monday
THIS COUPON IS WORTH 60 CENTS ENJOY
spread
of
ing that the lady was talking with “the unofficial Mayor of Harlem.” A little after eight o’clock one
Monday
but
has
picture
complexion)
and Thursday night clinics became a place of help and advice for people with not only problems of
a
Crime!
giggle
glance
dro Ganino. The waiting was over. ‘A
A ladies
|
Jawyer —a tall, pale gentleman from Brooklyn with thinning yellow ‘hair and an aura about him
about twenty minutes after eight o'clock, burst the figure of Pe-
speaking with a lavishly endowed blond actress at a _ fund-raising dinner was published in a southern racist paper as proof of the moral degradation of New York (Canino is a man, of rich brown
in |taxes, travel, installment paybut ments, and life in general. People into who spoke only Spanish were
bazaars
appellation
that
light behind it from the room inside serves notice that the place is open, but doesn't illuminate the thin iron steps leading down from the street level to the basement door. The steps themselves are almost invisible in the pitchdark of the building's lower depths, and it is necessary to walk down slowly and carefully. If it is Monday night or Thursday night. from eight o'clock te around eleven, a knock at the door will bring a quick response and an opening into the clinic. The Civie Orientation Center began
ahead at the opposite wall. Into this scene of subdued silence,
employee of the local -post office. Pete Canino is sometimes referred to, without protest from himself, as the ‘Mayor of El Barrio.”
There is a sign above a basement window on East 108th Street that says “Civic Orientation Center.”
occasionally talking among themselves, most of them staring
been developed and carried on by Pedro Canino, former president of the PTA at P.S. 108, long-time leading citizen of Spanish Harlem, and, almost as an afterthought,
serialization of ‘‘Island
fn the City.”
Abuses
The Harlem
Battles
Canino
Pete
Mayaguez
|
-
"THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday,-May 3, 1960 cared little about
the facts of the
red
case. Here fighting for
a life
set,
power of the law. ‘Yet a prison psychiatrist
took the last 13 steps into the death chamber, he told Warden (Continued from open.
an
from
Page
the chamber, Usually it is
was shut
escape which
struggle
the
fatal
a
brief
stay
judge’s
“cause
secretary
wrong The
po-
had
dialed
Court,
times
voted
yesterday morning, and Supreme Court Justice Wil-
liam
O.
also
refused
to
In One
i
the.
Lover’s
Juane
ment
reaction had telephone call
was by
B. at-
At 16
douLle
tabbed
the Red
officially
conviction
died
Before
the
Light
under
of kidnaping
robbery with bodily crimes he denied.
harm.
38-year-old
for
These
prisoner
yesterday
Caryl
Chessman = should have been executed long ago. Truman made the comment
a-morning
walk
“He ought to have been executed long ago,’ said Truman,
execution.
who added the agitation the case “was a lotta hooey
ed
his
chief
argu-
were
a
dead
High
fascinated
Court,
his
re-
to get your mind off happening.” Truman recalled public sentiment had been worked up simi-
Court
bery-slaying.
which
lower States
entertained
end,
he
had
succeeded
struck
uled
to
vessel
(Continued
nothing
shadow
over
the
of
late
at
the
9:30
Sun-
cans,
investigation
the
offer
more
but
from
it said last
today,
17
only
$13
on
him.
at
signed
pe-
A misfired cartridge was in the
titions ‘or joined. demonstrations urging that Chessman’s life be
chamber behind the shell which is believed to have killed Lang.
and
spared,
abroad
many
who
obviously
knew
or
Bauza
refused
to speculate
the
on
of the
to
be
misfired
fired came
some to be
a possibility
time ago, in Lang’s
from
Surinam.
1) says
edition, ‘In the more decent of
Paris,
Mrs.
president
Anti-Capital ciation, said
Gearge of
be
Vien-
the
French
Punishment Assothe execution was
“one of the most ominous crimes ever committed in the New World. The civilized Old World will never forget it.” In eral
Italy and reaction
Belgium, the genwas amazement.
POINTE-A-PITRE,
money
cartridge
Page Herald
(AP)
appeared
had
dead
persons
home
of
found
matter
From Daily
and
he
punishment.
the thousands
he was
the
(Continued The London
night.
Saturday morning around 11 a.m.,
Of
When
for $400
of-
De Gaulle Finishes Trip
heard
capital
Friday.
a check
been
Domini-
has
to Bauza:
cashed
had
~ SHOUT SHAME!
In
gun had been sent to the police crime laboratory for tests. There
according
Korea
net,
were,
Lang
As-
sched-
about
the
The
the Americans, there must a sense of great shame.”
stranded
country
—
National
1)
offshore northeast of the isThe Coast Guard’ has ac-
cepted
1)
of the
South
in its morning hearts of the
a.m.
(AP)
the
ficially accepted. The proclamation formally put to an exd the strong control wielded by Rhee in the political life of the country and was issued during a plenary session of the Assemibly.
pedestrian
the Coast Guard said. Meanwhile, the Dominican Navy has offered to help the hapless vessel which is drifting north-westward along
LANG MYSTERY Page
Piza-
a
killed
about
the coast
From
and
arrive
at
miles land.
appeals.
the
was
German
22,
(Continued from Page at about 6:30 a.m. The cuttér “Aurora’’ is
up
a
succes-
Figueroa,
last
MAN ADRIFT
over stirr-
‘larlyin the case of Sacco and Vanzetti, executed in Massachusetts in 1921 for a payroll rob-
transcribed
Julio
tro
the
since
lupe del Torro. The car was zigzaging at high speed, the police report, when the accident occurred
before
books. Death
best-seller in, The royalties
yesterday
death
According to police, Pizarro Figueroawas killed by an automobile driven by Daniel Guada-
S.
wrote four “Cell 2455,
judges, from the to the United
Hh
HER
said
Harry
reported
traffic
Korea
of
sembly, Kwak Song Hoon, announced today that Syngman Rkee’s resignation as President
in shifting public attention away from his crimes to his own personality and the larger issue of
a
MOTH ON
of
In
First arrested at the age of 16, Chessman died at 38, having spent more than 20 years in prisons.
Chessman
point
Supreme 16
Bandit,
Truman
president
Traffic Toll Now 125
SEOUL,
day night, bringing the highway fatality total for the year to 125.
Chessman’s
another man. 16 Appeals To
his the
Arrested
—Former
:
President
Wednesday.
Va.)
os
Pedestrian Is Killed: Police
.
i
Rhee Officially Out
first
world.
because
notes
begun before got through to
prison.
First
Truman Says (Case Was ‘A Lofia Hooey’ CHARLOTTESVILLE,
appeals.
incorrect
sion of benches
but
to avoid}
that his trial transcript
porter’s
gas
writ,
com-
mented that Chessman doubtless would prefer death in the limelight to life in obscurity.
the
courts,
was
the
another
hear
his
Federal
The
to
around
became a_ languages.
stay
to order a 30-minute
it.
man_alone,against the
Step by step, through State and. what’s
crimes.
tempted
word
financed
Chess-
U. S. District Junge Louis Goodman in San Francisco
a reprieve
prison he of them,
Row,’ many
man’s lawyer contended he could show that someone else commit-
ted
was
thwarted
Chessman conducted from his cell in Death Row made his name a’! during
Washington
intervene.
death
he
the
persistence and brilliancy campaign of appeals which
household
cisco U. S.
in
not
in California,
The of the
against executive clemency, turned down two appeals in San Fran-
Douglas
times
issued
ment
a
Supreme
three
was
hostile. demonstrations against President Eisenhower in Latin America and to push an abortive effort to abolish capital punish-
Federal
first
number. California
which
a
he
times his
eig..
Brown
tassium cyanide pellets dropped, Chessman lost three final- appeals and missed a chance for
he
bandit.
Seven Stays Seven times the courts granted stays to permit new appeals. The eighth time Governor Edmund G.
strong-arm robber developed into the most celebrated convict of modern times. before
Dickson
and
execution —a struggle a small-time thief and
Minutes
Fred
light Nine
partly during
execution. Thus failed a 12-year
to in
1)
was his
had
the
that
been
before it footlocker
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 3, 1960
Jordan Hit
not
there are
Still some Seasoned baseball men who ate not very clear on the infield fly rule. Here isa simulated
case involving a play that causes added consternation to those not familiar with the rule. you know the answer to this you are an expert on the infly rule.
Tha Chicago Cubs are playing the Milwaukee Braves. They have One out, George Altman on second
for
third.
Mantilla/ re-
Mathews who made sliding runner,
the tag on the
Do you think that: a. Banks is out? b. Altman is out?
c. Banks bats over again and
Ing
to Ernie Banks,
The Cubs'
Slugging shortstop hits a high fly
ball to the right of second base. It appears to be an easycatchfor elix Mantilla and umpire Tom orman signals the infield fly. A high wind {fs blowing, however,
nd it eventually carries the ball
Jeb
bbb
TENDENCIES:
a
5 P.M. you are apt sorts of difficulties
in positions
Until
to have all with those
of power
and
autho-
rity if you try to force anything. However, if you wait until evening before placing in effect your plans, you find that a surprising amount of inventiveness is present and very up-
to-date
persons
are
willing
to
give you a helping hand. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Be particularly careful not to
invest unwisely today or waste time on worthless entertainment. The evening then brings a very pleasant invitation and you can enjoy the company of most charming and inspiring persons. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20)
Refrain
from
with
becoming
one
living
irrita-
under
roof in A. M., or there unhappy results. P. M.
own
will be an un-
expected event at abode can very easily bring about added income and a more secure position in other affairs. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Morning is fine for shopping, Visiting, etc., although some pri-
worry
will
not
very early start. you quickly. Plan
permit
of a
Put it behind a meeting with
partners this evening and come to a far better understanding. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to
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close comrades unfeeling expensive
to
ideas
of
today rather than
business advisors.
persons During
or P.
Righter
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minded individual during A. M. who has an eye on what belongs to you. Get advice from a good
comrade.
P.
pleasure
and
M.
fine
for
gaining
SCORPIO (Oct. Don’t endeavor
social
prestige.
23 to
to Noy, reach
21) any
greater rapport with today, since they are
associates not in a
very
cooperative
Go
own
most
evening
one
stand
mood.
practical in power
your
about
affairs.
ideas
This
will under-
and
give
real
support. SAGITTARIUS Dec. 21) Rather
with be
(Nov. 22 to than continue
dull routine wise
now
teresting son
and
who
more
work,
to meet
can
an
progressive make
bright
it would
with
and
your done
in-
perfuture
lucrative.
important work then GO—go—go!
Get
quickly,
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) First get your appearance at its best, then off to inexpensive but satisfying pleasures. P. M. make plans for future activities wisely and know how to increase present holdings. Then be most affectionate with loved
one, AQUARIUS 19)
do
Close
not
(Jan.
ties
and
agree Keep
personal
to
Feb.
acquaintances
in
any
so do not waste trary.
21
way
now,
being
arbi-
occupied
with
time
busjly
affairs
and
duties
of
moment.
P. M. have fun at own
fireside.
Be
PISCES
jolly (Feb.
20
and
kind.
to
March
20)
M. you can them. make your plans for increasing abundance
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matters
of
credit
instead
early today and garner excellent ideas for advancement via your
paper
or
other
printed
me-
dia. Be broadminded. P. M. sit down and plan future activities intelligently. Be enthusiastic. LIBRA (Sept. Steer clear of
23 to that
adding
Oct. 22) ractical
charm, IF
pres-
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possible to shop you need today,
objects
YOUR
for the or this
d'art,
CHILD
ete.
IS
BORN TODAY... The very interesting little child born today will mentality, since
the
ability
to
possess a rare there will be
comprehend
full scope of any well as be able
the
enterprise as to work out
the minutiae. Also a rare combination of the practical and the
aesthetic. There will be great success in whatever may be the forte, and particularly in fields
of
entertainment.
standing
with
your
Be
under-
progeny.
the
National
if for
he goes a fighter
in
a
tune-up
so
brought
these
quick
de-
Maceroni,
president
of the National Boxing Assn., promised ‘‘drastic action” against Jordan if he fights the tune-up Maceroni said such action could include a withdrawal of NBA recognition. Jack Doyle, promoter of the title bout,’ said Jordan’s manager had agreed not to have any fights six weeks prior to the champion-
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14
Anthony “‘puodes
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injury
se-
be
the
Any
theory
Arcaro
with
ship
defense,
Benny
(Kid)
Vegas,
Nev.
against
Paret
27
small
be slugged
young
after
There will horse against
of
the
Maryland
State
Athletic
Commission, ,announced the but was unavailable later for ment.
Rosenbaum said Robinson, former champion,
will
same
program
with
Jay
Sugar Ray middleweight on
the
in a 10-round
appear
bout
Anderson,
Philadelphia
and
formerly
now
of
as
a
Robinson's Pender in
second
being
is
for
A
NEW
YORK
Johnson,
(AP)
winner
—
of
straight
fights and Jackie Donnelly, young unbeaten lightweight, are among the outstanding boxers scheduled week.
to:
see
action
this
Johnson will meet Clarence (Tiger) Floyd in a 10-rounder at Louisville, Ky. night. Donnelly will
Wednesday fight Bob-
my Scanlon tonight in a 12-round New
at Buffalo York State
lightweight title match. Another outstanding boxer
to
see action this week is light heavyweight Willie Pastrano. He will
face
heavyweight
This
week’s
fights:
Tonight— Bobby Jackie Donnelly (lightweights);
Stan
Larry
Harrington
(welters);
Jim
Scanlon ys. at Buffalo Barker
at
ys.
Honolulu
McCater
vs,
Otis
Fuller at Los Angeles (heavies). Wednesday — Harold Johnson vs. Clarence Floyd (light heavies).
Thursday— Sparks
at
at
Bobo
Louisville
Olson
vs. Al
B.C.
(light
Vancouver,
heavies); Hisao Kobayashi vs. Leo Espinosa at Tokyo (feathers); Tommy Tibbs vs. John Kidd
at
Liverpool,
England.
(lightweights). Friday— Willie Alonzo Johnson (heayies).
man
would
have
cscover their
sens
don’t
identified
: §
as a } n
game
will
:&
of cheating.
will
be
locked
up
will sit unmolested
in
in club-
axe
. CANN® will
sell
betting
There
on
will
conspicuous
a
winter-book
the
People in
The
be
bet
preliminary
television
the
will
on
the
favorite
and
lose
the
races.
Tourists
were
cops
will
sleep
mint
hunters
pick
guys
There agitate
up
are
with of
will be
the
people
from
| if
with
out
of
out
make
to
himself
him.
colts
left
up
the
track
counterfeit
tickets.
ulcers
will
town.
in
the
eat
fried
winning
jockey
an
amateur
hill-billy
hung-over
at
breakfast
take
Steerers will promise can gamble.
to
tulip
beds
near
the
odds
.
the
The guy who didn’t room has been robbed. they
will
turn
will describe what’s the matter with baseball. in the Louisville bars will know the people
juleps
The agent celebrity.
will
who
pester
wondering:
There will be drunks asleep board behind the grandstand.
Even
hat
trying.
Happy Chandler The bartenders ordering
personality
autograph
lose
Trial
The
a
until
a
suddenly
quartet
in
the
drink
take
chicken.
will
paced
hotel
will
discover
wake
downtown
by
dining
a
a guitar
to
rooms.
up
strollers
he’s
and
to
find
places
his
where
Sentiment And Sneers The
guy
discovered
who
sneers
singing
at
‘“My
the
Old
sentiment
Kentucky
of
in
the
Home”
occasion
as
the
will
be
field
goes
postward. At least one sports transmission and find
writer will have out he picked a
his selections mixed up winner he placed “second.
Handicappers will tout the winner, and make a big bet against it. If it rains, the man who leaves his rain coat in the hotel room
will
discover he’s sitting in an unroofed box. There wil be drunks passed out in the infield
race
is run
on
In every Lefty.
The
Derby
stag
party
unescorted
tHere
will
platinum
be
a
blonde
guy
hear
a
guy
named
drinking
alone very long. approach the gate,
sports writers wrangling about baseball. Some horse -players will leave before tapped out on the early races. You'll
before
the
second
Day.
grandstand bar won’t be Even as the horses
complaining
in
by I'll
the
a
Slim,
Whitey
herself
hear
a
Derby
Southern
at
the
couple
The
most
positive
man
will
qualify
his
drawl
theory
course, anything can win this Derby.” Interviewers will ask Willie Shoemaker the finish-line is.
of
because
they
about
restaurant because it doesn’t serve mustard greens. Smart gamblers with strong opinions on the favorite will with Calumet because of their faith in Ben and Jimmy Jones. of
the
a
save
race
with
“of
An
and
old
man
Colonel
Ed
will
say
that
it
crowd
year.
will
Jockeys and racing track.
be
Just
move
a guy slug An Eastern
final
to
In “Run
be
a
There
trainers
around
will
as
‘‘over
denounce
sure
without
100,000”
the
where
Matt
as.
cuppy
it
is
condition
the
a woman. owner will
town
and
insist
go
the
to
the
Derby
track
is
and
be
a
guy
in
the coffee shop without A trainer or a jock will
who
never
every
hotel
merely
who
bet
they
thinks
it’s
won
of
the
more
than
a
fin
on
window. to the room
must
the ‘semiphrase Corum
funny
to
will Stagger
tipping the waitress. break the press party
themselves at the fifty-dollar Derby The bellhop who takes your bag
the winner.
every
you
it. will
Winn
have a hassie with someone. Someone will who run the Derby don’t invite Earl Sande
around knocking on doors at 4 a. m. The guys bragging about how much
on
Derby
is
the Belmont but no one will believe him. countless first paragraphs sports writers will use the for the Roses’ but neglect to mention that Bill
originated
of
he
A Woman?
announced
Willie Hartack will wonder why the people to come as their guest. see
can’t
if
Bradley.
Slug The
Guys Pastrano vs. at Louisville
horse
The rebel-yelling guy in the stockman’s a mid-Westerner who fakes a Dixie drawl.
be
Alonzo
Johnson Friday night at Louisville in a 10-round affair.
will: be
will
Juleps And
or
Harold
11
second
At least one guy will be seriously injured in the railroad yard searching drunkenly in the darkness for the parked Pullman where his berth is:
New York-Massachusetts version of the world’s middleweight title.
To Meet Wednesday
the
boxes.
profits
rematch with Paul} Boston June 10 or the in
Johnson And Floyd
box
accused
big ones
of
fight
tune-up
man
bookmakers
but the
house
Patter-
son, N. J. The Robinson-Anderson
billed
fight com-
that
on him.
be a Texan offering to bet $100,000. % horse but he won’t get down.
Small-time droves
at Las
And Al Flora, Baltimore promoter of the Jordan-McFarland fight, threatened to sue for one million dollars if outside ‘‘meddling’? knocks out his bout. Charles Rosebaum, chairman
many
been
jockey on.the streets of Louisville. The stranger in the hotel suite crap
Cuba’s
May
of
had
a scalper- bought
velopments:
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ted
May
d, Banks bats over again and
y pud S4auuna
with
in
will
if Eddie
People
ring
Jordan
Association it. It’s rare
risk
the
close to a title match. An announcement that Jordan will meet Candy McFarland of Philadelphia in a 10-rounder here
Altman returns to second?
yong s203 uu
outside get
trouble
“Boxing through
to
and Frank Thomas on first. Warren Spahn is on the mound, pitch-
rious
trieved the ball and threw‘teEd-~
Altman is out?
scrapping
than in it. It could also
FOAAIGAAAGE
fully if one, field
out
have a view of the race. At least one colt will lose any chance of winning in the shuffle going into the first turn.
more
ball, muffs it in foul territory, Altman, who had been taggingup,
lit
BALTIMORE ‘(?—An announced tune-up fight for Don Jordan 13 days before he defends his world welterweight title may produce
It
go
mmooF
it or
won
By Jimmy Cannon
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Believa
foul. Mantilla, circling under the
Olan
For Pre-Title Tune-Up Bout
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BANKS
Derby Prophecies
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As a Hot Stove League Umpire--
dice
a
game.
race will
will
tout. you
on
‘THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, May 3, 1960 Bowling
On
Paradise By Jim
The
Paradise
Bowling
and
Sports
Center
7a
*
Douglas|.
which
opened
in Puerto Nuevo is the most daring sports venture to date Rico. It represents over a million dollar investment. At Harris
Pirates Surprise The: Experts
Round-Up
Thoughts
23
Williams, Stan Musial and Yogi Berra were unfounded, it appears.
Sunday
in Puerto
Before
here
I
to
put
at
the
their opinion. “T wouldn’t
= lieve
in
it,’
in the
said
business
Pete,
who
if I didn’t
holds
a
be-
three-game
ting
average
series of 804. “Take Honolulu, for instance. There are 14 different centers and only a population of
that
he
the
plate.
350,000.’’*
except
ting
coming in on the tailend. They’ve got the pinsetters, the air-conditioning, the beautiful centers—things that were so long in coming and are now helping to increase the popularity of the sport.”
“And
people
just
sitting
they
get.out It’s an your
like to in the
participate grandstand
in
sports
watching.
today. With
No
more
are
they
can
bowling,
No descended on “We had
Place
For
to belie_the
Paradise to turn
viewpoint
is the
‘‘mob”’
the first day it was open for business. away people,” said Tito Perez, the
still some
spots
open
for
any
that
Pan is
also
Fried
featuring
a
center’s
interested
bowlers.”
are
also
meat
courses,
victor
sufficient
to
the
over
proof
eye
delight pitchers,
.300
with
view
of
his
his
of
limited
all
is
three
outputs
at
bat-
home in
the
number
of
has
been
sidelined
he
is
on
the
way
back
Boston.
The early returns contain a number of surprises. The biggest is Pittsburg which is leading the’ National League and riding on the wings of a nine-game winning streak. A year ago the
Pirates
dropped
their
first
four.
Among those instrumental in the Pirates’ quick getaway have been Bob Skinner, Bob Friend, Dick Groat and ‘Roberto Clemente.
Trout
good
kitchen.
Head
chef
is
E.
L.
“Gam” Gamich, formerly of La Ronde’s Marine Room. His speciality is seafood, and his menu is loaded with his dishes, pan fired Colorado brook trout, shrimp, and scallops. There
kayo
lost
impressive
with
The Paradise Bowling and Sports Center—its outdoor roller skating rink actually opens this weekend—is an ambitious project. President
Paradise
is
runs,
dicated
HERE’S HOW—Doris Porter of the Brunswick Advisory Staff of Champions shows Mayoress Dofia Felisa the finer techniques of bowling at the opening of the Paradise Bowland majority stockholder Garry Wolf is offering more than any other | ing ; and Sports Center in Puerto Nuevo over the weekestablishment on the Island. end.Dona Felisa appeared to enjoy herself and stayed One of the main attractions is a nursery supervised by trained around after the formal opening ceremonies to watch personnel. It sits in full view off lane-36 from where the kids can the first games. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.) watch “Mommy” bowl. There’re
pre-
by poling a pair of home runs in the only two starts he’s made
promotion manager. ‘It was fabulous. And ‘already we have some leagues set. Next week a men’s league will begin play and in two or three weeks three women’s leagues; scratch, handicap and mixed, will start.
a
opposing
Williams
Skeptics
skeptics’
they’re
most of*the infant season with a pulled leg muscle, but he in-
family.”
proof
pro-
games. The same for Berra, who batted a lusty .545 with seven runs batted in only three games.
and enjoy playing themselves. Whole families can compete. accomplishment if you only get to be the best bowler in
Further
out
hasn’t
“Musial,
The affable Whitey spoke up. “If people had Said that there would be, bowling all year ‘round in Florida today, I would have told them ‘they were crazy. But ‘they’re. doing it. Puerto Rico is
DOUGLAS
start,
over tuberculosis, looks like his old self in the field at second base for Milwaukee and his bat-
: be
season’s
pros. It turns mature. Sehoendienst,
36-lane
mentioned the skeptics’ view deal bowling burn itself out on the Island and then asked
will
:
on exhibitions
the
fessional weepers were writing obituaries for these gallant old
the opening I got to talking with Pete Carter and Whitey members of the Brunswick Advisory Staff 'of Champions who
came
-NEW YORK (AP)—All those fears for Red Schoendienst, Ted
none
priced
higher, than
best
$1.95.
The parking lot at the Puerto Nuevo center is another jpleasant innovation. It’s situated below the elevated main structure,. which will
make
it: especially
About the center is that the
skating
it seems the
nice
on
rainy
days.
only major complaint that could be there is no connecting walk between
rink.
They
are
located
that it will be no easy
two once it’s hoped:
in
two
task to hop
they’re going full -blast. that something will be done
said about the alleys
the and
separate
buildings
and
back
forth between
and
to
alleviate
this.
incon-
no
other
venience. But aside complaints.
from
our
opening
terday
won
a
12-round
decision
over Rudell Stitch, ranked cond, from Louisville. second It was their against each other.
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San Juan, Puerto Rico, Tuesday, May 3, 1960
"s
Bucs Skein Stoppe Cards Win 4-3 To End It At 9 ST. LOUIS (AP)—tThe first-place Pittsburgh Pirates’ nine-game winning streak was ended last night ag thé St. Louis Cardinals overcame a 3-0 deficit and defeated the Bucs, 4-3. Ronnie
Kline
scattered
.|hits
in going
all the way
the
Cardinals.
It
was
his
_| victory of the season ‘|
[Palmer In Tie
seven
for
first
At Houston *
against no
defeats.
Elroy Face was the loser for
HOUSTON
the Pirates. He relieved starter Harvey Haddix in the seventh ‘| during a two-run rally. He then gave up the Cards’ ‘|
winning
the
©
run
in
the
ninth. Smokey Burgess
in a playoff to determine
ra
exploded
off as many
Phil-
to take
Robinson
of six pitchers was the loser,
the for his
of
a
the
next
Farrell, p e-Anderson
the se-
E. Smith Owens, p
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the
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him
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and
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cond defeat of the He has yet to win.
Bob
Johnson,
who
came
in the ninth for the Cubs, the winner. He is now 1-1.
on was
9th;
h-Ran
a
pushed accross in the ‘sixth.
for
101
Herrera,
ond
in
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was was
010 Gernert.
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Chicago
more
runs
Baltimore with the
against
no
hurlers, win, his
was see-
defeats.
(AP)
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10.
in
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seventh ‘inning,
in
two
runs
with
3-2,
Singles
and
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another
fol-
single
for
the winning run.
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at New
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ton
City
(Herbert
(Casale
2-9)
at Bos-
2-0).
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Roberts, Gomez (5), Farrell (7), 2B-Dark, Bouchee, Callison, 3B-Will. SB-T. Taylor. SF-Bouchee. Short (9) and Coker; Drott, Elston (7), B. W-B. Johnson (1-1. L-Robinson (0-2). .' Taylor, Neeman (6). T-3:24. A-2.807. W—B. Johnson (1-1). e
Washington,
by Russ Nixon and pinch hitter Bob Hale and a walk to Walter Bond loaded the bases. With © two out, Power singled to drive
Today’s’
Milwaukee (Wiley 2-0) at Francisco (Sanford 2-0).
7th:
edged
AMERICAN
3
Louis
Cleveland
and gained a first-place tie with Chicago. Cleveland’s winning rally came
GB
2
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Bell pitched six-hit ball and Vic Power and Johnny Temple provided clutch hits last night as
lowed
NATIONAL LEAGUE
c-Walked
Gernert
three
WASHINGTON
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Philadelphia
frame, as he
Arnold Portocarrero, the fourth
of four credited
‘
CHICAGO E-Curry,
campaign.
in
9th. PHILADELPHIA
second loser
The Orioles put the finishing touches to the slaughter as they
for Farrell in 9th; d-Ran and scored for Bouchee in 9th; e-Ran for Anderson in 9th; g-Struck out for Alt-
LEAGUE 100 100
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LEAGUE
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cf
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Chicago
send
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it.
Roberts started for the against Dick Drott. The
gave
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to
Philadelphia's dropped them
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last-place
the
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7-5.
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However,
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Score in the the eventual
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The blow completed a threerun rally and a come-from-behind victory for the Cubs.
top in
Score from getting the loss. Don Ferrarese,. who relieved
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out in the last
of the ninth inning scored Ernie Banks with the winning run as the Chicago Cubs yesterday afternoon defeated the Philadelphia Phillies, 8-7.
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Collins had a-two-stroke lead going into the final White Sox’ five-game winning round, but Palmer, win-’ streak as they came up with ner of the Masters and three big innings: to down thé four other tournaments defending American League this year, birded two of champions,.- 11- 6. + Herb’ Score started for Chica: . the last- four holes te gain the tie. go'and for the second time this Palmer finished with a year failed to show any form. one-over-par 73 while ColThe Orioles touched him for lins carded a 75. : three runs in the first inning. However, the White Sox reJack Fleck was third bounded in the second inning with a 72 for 281. wtih four runs and prevented
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timore Orioles an abrupt halt
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terday
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year. BALTIMORE
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