The San Juan Star (May 5, 1960)

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Vol. I

_ San Juan, Puerto Rico, Thursday, May 5, 1960 -

Tel. 3-8400

No. 157

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Come Today By HORST BUCHHOLZ

A “very positive” paraffin |

Sra a

test taken during the inves-! tigation of the death of Public Housing Administration

MOSCOW

official Frederick W. Lang brought police into accele-

lerated At

action

the

District

ernment Party was night.

yesterday.

same

time,

Assistant

Attorney Obdulio

ing -téday with his top aides, which €ould result in charges in the case.

“I may: have something impor-

tant to. say after our rence,” Bauza. declared. Paraffin Turns Up The. paraffin test .the

nfe~ Asst.

‘ALS AND DEI ARTURES—Reanty expert. Helena Rubinstein, left, re-

D.A, described as “very positive” was found on one’ of several persons

given

that

test

as

-old Marina, Delasco on. her:arrival yesterday... At right,

a

cellist P lo matter of police routine. “It de Gautier. showed’ clear traces of nitrate

right in the ‘fork’ of the hand— just where they would be, had that

hand

fired

a

gun,”

Bauza

explained.

While

still officially.

to call. the

refusing

shooting of

murder, Bauza ing men would

scheduled conference: Police Lt. Alejandro chief

pathologist

Kopfisch;

Lang.

‘said the folldwtake part in the

Dr.

_ Santiago

Bigio; Enrique

Carmona,

head of the police crime ‘labora-

tory; Dr. Luis Gonzalez, another ||. pathologist, and two other poliee investigators. { Normal Procedure

|

Bauza’s announcement

of the

ed on the, same plane, embraces Mayor Felisa Rincén

‘The Mayor. was heading for New York Ci

-

(STAR photo by Bob Bone.)

VIP Comings, Goings Keep Officials And Press In A Tizzy _By BOB BONE. International

Highlight of the day for news.

Airport

became |} men was an impromptu meeting between -Dofia Felisa -and «Don Pablo. Meeting. on the way to

a crush of government officials, civic leaders, press _ : personnel

and

onlookers

noon over period as

yesterday.

sonages flew in and out of San et

and

on

Puerto

by of

a multiplepearls and

She

managed

a

very

warm

lenses

were

Rican

actor

Marina

kissed, exchanged pleasantries, Delasco, who handed her ‘a bowand posed for photographers rquet of flowers. Assisted by

while onlookers smiled and clapped. ' Jose

Ferrer

Received

First

First subject for reception com-

federal

investigator was

ose

headed/ Helena Rubinstein—all of whom

f, for San Juan. to look into. the | (See LANG MURDER, Page 23).

arrived—and

Felisa

Rincon

San

de

Juan

Gautier

Mayor

who a5

was. leaving.

! Nixon ‘Gets Two-Way Boost (

—

Mounting,

precincts

reported,

Nixon

and

after

had

yesterday | 375,166 in the Republican - count | gave Vice President Richard M. and Kennedy 303,186 on the Demoj) Nixon. a two-way boost in his cratic side. . | drive for the presidency—a clearThat pushed Nixon past the i cut popularity -victory Over Sen. 351,913 Eisenhower got four years

1

p.m.

Interviews

picture-taking

were

per-

formed at a break-neck pace by at least 20 photographers and reporters.. Many were straining

their necks,

From Tally On Indiana Poll WASHINGTON returns.| from

shortly

friends, she walked slowly with them and local representatives of her cosmetie company toward the baggage room. She was. ‘wear-

thinking Pablo

Ca-

sals might appear in the ‘dover of the same plane. -. The. Ferrer ‘reception lasted

for about a half

hour.

_

The next plane roared down the runway shortly after 2 p.m.

Miss the

Rubenstein

first

personsto

was

one

leave

F. Kennedy

and

a bigger

ago.

With 3955 of the 4261 Indional from: Z

Kennedy,

that,

however,

was

apo

well

binstein.

behind Miss

Accompanied

wife, (See

A

and Communist announced last

had

Martita, ‘VIP,

“by

he

Ru-

his

looked

Page . 23)

been’ relieved

of

his

duties as vice premier and elected secretary

of

the

premiers.

Anastas

party

Central

Committee, There-was no, reason apparent here to believe Kozlov has been downgraded. Informants said his new job as secretary involved even more rigorous duties and it had therefore been necessary for him to quit his old post. _ Kozlov had been one of the Soviet Union’s two first deputy the

other. Woman

I.

Mikoyan

is

To New Post

change

-released

Eka-

terina Furtseva from her duties as

a Central Committee secretary. The highest ranking) woman in the Soviet Communist world, Mrs.

Furtseva; was- relieved -“in view ‘of inaher appointment to the post of Union,”

of Culture ef the Soviet

Tass“said.

|

The agency said the} actions involving the widespread changes were taken during the day at a

plenary meeting

of the Central

Committee of the, Soviet

Com-

(See BIG REFORM, Page 23)

Teamsters, ILA Ink PR Pact Amid Waterfront Foment By HAROLD

of

J. LIDIN

The Teamsters and the Inter-

the

national Longshoremen’s Assonext jet. She seemed dazed by} ciation (ILA) have made a the bright; hot (88 degrees) sun-

light. , ‘ Wears Bandage on Leg vote than President Eisenhower ahead of the 242,842 Sen. Estes tolled up in the 1956 primary. The beauty° products executive ij] | Nixon’s triumph was the most Kefauver of Tennessee got in In- was wearing a bright pink dami) decisive scored in Tuesday’s list diana’s 1956 Democratic voting, ask dress and-a deep blue lampand Kennedy backers: took comfort \Shade-+type: hat;on which a pearl | of party votes. John

several persons pretty

Kozloy

Another

-amethysts.

after- and fronr the same airplane, they -smile for eight-year-old

less than a two-hour four important per-

Juan, Attention

fit was set off strand necklace

errer, Spanish cellist Pa-: mittees. was Jose Ferrer. (See ing a bandage on her right leg. ed report was’ citculated that=a blo Casals, Polish beauty expert: story, page, 2). Ferrer came in Pablo Casals left the airplane

| Meeting came as~-@n, unconfirm-

—

It included the dropping of Frol Kozlov as a first deputy premier | and removal of Alexei I. Kiri: chenko from the party presidium. Heir Apparent Kirichenko, an old guard Com‘>munist; had been ‘mentioned as heir apparent to Nikita Khrushyehev. > The Tass - News Agency said

Bau-

za announced he planned a meetbeing preferred

(AP)

sweeping reform in the upper ranks of the Soviet Gov-

“Mutual

Pact”

Aid

for Puerto

and

Assistance

Rico.

The agreement, which has far/| reaching and. perhaps explosiv

Significance terfront,.

in

was

for

the’

reached

conversations

island

wa

yesterda

between ILA}

head organizer Teddy Gleason

and local Teamster chief Frank Chavez. | The pact, which may violate the AFL-CIO ban on ties between its member unions and the Hoffa brotherhood, comes

in the wake of reports from New York that the days of the ILA within

the

federation

are

num-

_ The pact also coincides

with

bered.

(See TEAMSTERS, ‘Page 23) | |

b

i

‘of wedding presents for Princess yesterday at’ St. James’ Palace.

Margaret

piled

deposited

By

than a million dollars worth up

By the time she marries Antony Armstrong-Jones shortly before noon tomorrow the value of gifts may be close to two million, a court source said. “Some of the gifts are so rare and unusual,” he. explained, ‘‘that it is impossible to put a price on them.” He referred to such presents as a 17th century pearl necklace from India that has been sent by Portugal's Count of Nova Goa. It once belonged to the family of Dom Joao de Castro, a viceroy of India in 1560. Sierra Leone’s present— —a rough diamond weighing 18 carats enclosed in a Georgian silver casket—

early

at the

palace

afternoon,

yesterday

more

than

‘mbciiing.

900

presents

rived at the ancient palace. Scotland Yard took no chances,

for

bandits

have

—as

they

call

them

here—

had

daring downtown raids in London lately. In addition to a special guard inside the

“We

guardsmen the palace,

traditionally patrel which is~smack in

extra

the sidedowntown

Venice

said

the

wedding

had

moved

forward

hotels,”

he

said,

“are

really

can’t

think

11 years

truffles...

why

in the

world’ people

House

would ° want

source.

ago.

candlesticks

fashioned

from

a

walnut

tree

that blew down near Windsor Castle... a centuries old of diamonds, gold and fan... an evening bag made

the

stacks

silver and worth $3,000 dollars... dishes and loads of jewelry.

tourist season by three weeks. “The

to Margaret

These are gifts of gold and silver. . enough coffee and teapots to serve a regiment. . Irish linen... French

Tourists poured into London in a dense swarm. A spokesman for the British Travel and Holidays Association

unknown

He would not reveal the nature of the gag presents. Every sort of present has been sent— a Rolls Royce automobile to a model gondola, made from wood from the gondola| that took Margaret through the canals of

cops were on duty in the neighborhood . Uniformed walks around London.

—people

to do such things,’ said a Clarence

several

palace,

tourists

or Tong— are bringing gifts. Several have been in “the nature of jokes.

ar--

simash-and- grab

made

of these

ey

was

GILMORE

More

i

Some

ee

EDDY

i

ae

By

—(AP)—

ti ‘ i i i

Of Presents.

Getting Millions Worth

Meg LONDON

i

STAR — Thursday, May 5, 1960

TE

THE SAN JUAN

full.’

and

stack of

Reds Reported Jose Ferrer Arrives Building Huge For Munoz Centennial Cuban Airstrip By

BOB

Puerto

gators

Cuba's

told

Senate

yesterday

technicians gantic

southern

Col.

coast

Carrillo

said

the

meters

long

and

ters

wide

a

gi-

on

the

strip

any

The

kind

of

colonel,

military time

meHe

was

it

forces

a

terms

Communist

States

today

and

showers

Ca-

pletely

clear;

with

in the

ceremonies

night ing.

STATE

help

of south

cen-

He

SIDE:

will

from

to-

selection],

Jesus

Ma-

of Puerto

High,

New

88, at

York

73, clear;

partly

rain

cloudy;

showers;

San

San

on

66,

Philadel-

Diego,

Francisco,

cloudy.

60,

56,

who

singer

4

House

Among hand

came

to

greet his

itary aide; cepcién de

and

Capt.

Teo-

.Governor’s

several

is shaking hands with Sen. Gilberto Concepcion

of Puerto

University

of Puer-

rin

Polio

cases

in

sharply

Puerto last

Rico

week, to

a

total of 78. This is an increase of 12 over cases reported up to last Wednesday.

eases

First come, St.,

La

his

movie

stay.

48-year-old

Academy

Award

Department

are

that

of

other

Health

an-

suspicious

being studied

by the

confirmed

as

but one are Dr. Rafael

Ferrer, winner,

an

for the

of

April

‘Rican

of

seven new cases reported in San

Juan and Rio Piedras are “almost all’ from

the

Martin

Pefia

Rpto.

/Tel.

slum

An

attractive, new beachfront residence,

com-

furnished

four

with

four

bedrooms

and

baths, several patios and library at 1 Cervantes Street in the Condado section, will be available for me year beginning June 1.

For information phone 2-4697.

on

Night

5

Duty

Enauine Pickup

Caguas Jimenez

Ambulance ) ;

Stop 30 — Tel. 6-0262

Hete Rey

or

6-2222

Ext.

& impossible’te locete your

in

emergency

the

Medical

contect

e

call

zo M.D.

3-2467 and

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immedictely

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is |

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is

De Bergerac,”

of a prominent

Emergency all

30,

paralytic polio. Timothee, head

“Cyrano

a member

.

the communicable disease division, revealed yesterday that the

Division of Communicable Disease Control. On the 78 cases

a

during

The

Polio Rises Sharply In P.R. climbed

de Gra-

while looking on between: Ferrer and Concepcién Rep. Jorge Font Saldafia. (STAR photo by Bob Bone.)

to Rico faculty members, and some 40 others, He will be a guest of Gov. Luis Mufioz Ma-

nounced

Models

Nueva

FERRER FLYS IN—Puerto Rico-born actor José Ferrer put his arms around his aunt, Rosita Ferrer, following his arrival by Pan American jet here yesterday. Miss Ferrer

mil-

Sen. Gilberto ConGracia, head of the

Independence Party Rico;

Fewife,

Clooney,

were

the

Re-

those

without

Rosemary

the

of

NOW

Demonstrator LEE

televise

the

Vidal,

phia, 81, partly cloudy; Washington 69, partly cloudy; Miami, 82,

$311.50 (regular price $445.00) Marina, San Juan—

guest

held

a

pianist

doro

TYPEWRITERS CASA

be

read

children,

ROYAL ELECTRIC served.

will

Casals,

The

first

:

special

of poems written by Munoz: Rivera. Others who will take part in the ceremonies are cellist

their

few

Low 71.

Boston,

partly

of

a to

a

Easternly 8 to 15 knots

TEMPERATURES:

Soviet

number

for

at 8 at the Capitol build-

rrer,

afternoon.

on the interior

WINDS:

a form-

Cuba.

Limited

be

Pence cloudy

Rico in the afternoon.

er Batista official in Washington yesterday that the Cuban government is building a giant

tral

tenight

mostly

1:30 p.m.

with

San Juan, — Partly

Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands — Partly cloudy with a few scattered showers today and’ tonight, chance of a few thunder

to

the

of

will

People FORECAST: and Mayaguez

what

danger

testimony

at

Pablo

of the Fulagainst~re-

from

work: on

preparing

presentatives.

HAVANA (AP) Reliable sources here discounted com-

in the swamplands

Ri-

Ferrer

program

Story Of Giant Cuban Plane Strip Discounted

strip

Puerto

a tribute to on the cen-

of

showers

landing

in

friends.

one-

is examining

the United ribbean.

the

is

relatives,

is

Broadway to come here.

greeted

and

he

WIPR-TV

chief

and

commander

group

admiring

of his birth,

interrupted’

ria Sanroma, and the University of Puerto Rico’ chorus. Won Academy Award

subcommittee.

The

be

PARTLY CLOUDY oP

bel leader Fidel Castro, testified before a Senate Internal Security

to

officials,

who

plays

apparatus.

who

Batista

of

two

told him the it could sup-

intelligence

field

gencio

200 point.

over

said his informants concrete is so thick

port

kilo-

at its widest

a host

sun-

International

yesterday

Ferrer,

Ugalde

is 20

California

co to take part in Luis Munoz Rivera

Cuba.

Antonio

at

government

a swamp of

Manuel

arrived

by

Russian

building

in

tan,

Airport

investi-

that

are

airstrip

snstare

a

he

eii ceri

intelligence

of

sporting

said

Se eee

chief

rer,

anniversary

Fe:

José

Ave.

Pheme 3.8071

etree

former

(AP)

own

lee

WASHINGTON

tennial

BONE

Rico’s

THE SAN JUAN STAR

FAA Probes _

— Thursday, May. 5, 1960

School Pay Raise Bill Introduced In House

Ramey Crash

That Killed 5 i

By .A,.W. MALDONADO The long-awaited bill to grant

:

BUCHHOLZ

teachers

'

destruction.

Died Instantly-

3

“The

men :were

the

man-

a

_crease

Ramey

they

residents

heard the engines

reported

ers;

ill-

then

flipped over

exploded.

the

plane had

hit

a

for

would

take

time when are needed

experience.”

PRIEST

Washington

WASHINGTON

terday

charged

Maritime

—

that

Board

looking

Appeals Increase

tor Rafael Durand Manzanal of the island’s Ports Authority, said

Bureau

he plans

Attorneys

here yes- “no

improper- ‘aides

acted

to leave for Washington

later than next Monday”

Federal , confer with

the

ly. when ,it authorized’ a 10 per cent increase in rates on shipments between the United States west coast and Puerto Rico.

f expected to continue for sevferal days. The Civil Aéoronautics reported

retirement at a each : experienced teachers

granted

for the Commonwealth

was expected to arrive here shortly 0. participate in the probe ,which was

$20 in. | age

for bachelors; $400

STAR

/ A top Brazilian aviation. official

also

be

By WALTER

cliff}

While heading for the runway. CAB. Interested

Ei

)Board

monttily

would

$350

There was also the initial report

what

age

The bill points out that early

additional

|Commonweealth Shipping Rates

nate vérsion was that the ‘plane suddenly lost power as it

jand

yesase

over the following five years. ; is a growing problem. The vaBy 1966, the minimum salaries . cancies, the bill states, are being would be $310 for normal teach- filled with teachers of “inferior

hi ated craft sputter before it came

Pjapproached Ramey,

i mew retirement (up | effect in. 1965.

$i56

is

in

of optional teacher retirement from 50 to 58 years of age. The

from $295) An

the

of the

budget

considered

from $190) Master’s 'degrees—$300

Ptheories were! advanced by various sources. One said that engine

caused

The

Another bill introdu¢ed increase the (up, terday would

.

‘have

increases.

presently being (up from the | ‘ the legislature.

from $220) Doctor’s deence—

:

sal- ‘salary

included in the Govoperating budget for

present $150) Bachelors degree—$250

py, As the investigation into the [crash got underway, several’ new | | céuld

had been bill calls; 'ernment’s

minimum

Normal—$210

-

Pdied instantly.. Parts of the plane Ewwere scattered all over.’

\crash. | Many

following

aries:

igled;”’ said Lee. They. must-have:

i rouble

in-

on

Commonwealth

their

to

legal

appeals.

U.S. Rebutts Soviets

HONORING HANDY — Gospel singer Mahalia Jackson “into. the accident. The FMB action came on the Meanwhile, the five bodies were sings a spititual. composed by the late W. C. Handy at the unveiling of a statue in Memphis, Tenn., honoring the heels of its: approval of a 288 {being embalmed-at Ehret Funeral

On Nuclear Issue

ome here. A plane belonging to ithe same company as the one ‘What crashed—Companhia Nave-

States Soviet

rebuffed yesterday a new bid for a long-term mora-

small The

nuclear weapons. State Department

' acao

‘pected

i i

Aerea

e dead

to

Brasileira—was

arrive

today

to

4 dentified

<rom

morning,

as

Joao

Rio de Janeiro.

finally

Costa

Mello,

i Consul Teixeira expected to stay mere only until the victims had ‘been flown home, then return to nis post in Miami. H The other four men aboard were “pilot

Mario

Joppert,

igilio Roma, a

Dr.

passenger,

{Suama

ais,

;i }

Vir-

and

Olntho

Alves

Jr.

friend,

George

W.

Lee.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Eisenhower administration yes-‘terday proposed a $1,200,000,000 annual federal-state medical jcare program for the lower-income aged. Participants would pay $24 a year for coverage. Married couples with an annual income above $3,800 would not be eligible for-the program, or single persons with more than $2,500 income. Secretary of Welfare Arthur

S. Flemming outlined the *administration plan to the House Ways and. Means Committee which is considering a variety of proposolas for health programs for the aged.

TAKES GREAT PLEASURE ANNOUNCING THAT THEY HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE REPRESENTATIVE AND DISTRIBUTOR IN_ PUERTO RICO FOR:

the biggest manufacturers of ticket and label marking equipment and supplies.

WE ALSO WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE WILL SOON HAVE IN STOCK, FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, AN ADEQUATE QUANTITY OF TICKET AND LABEL MACHINES AND TICKETS IN ASSORTED SIZES .AND Fernandez

Santurce,

Puerto

|.

Juncos

Ave.

_

TRADES

“EQUIPMENT

Rico

Tels, 3.4840 & 3-9060'

NEEDLE (Signed)

ena ys

between

CORP.

Fernendo Mirando

rosea A1

In

rate

on

shipments

the U. S. east and Gulf

ports

a

hike

and

brief

Commonwealth

Puerto

to

the

said

Rico.

FMB; the

the

carriers

failed to notify the Puerto Rican government of their action in requesting the increase, ;, and that ship

this ex parte companies

board’s

rules

Meanwhile

action by violates

the the

procedure. in San

Juan,

Diree-

WASHINGTON

torium

on

(2 — The

United

underground

ed a joint U.

tests

of

reaffirm-

S.-British declaration

of March 29 saying ithe Western powers are prepared to accept only a_ short-term moratorium— and to accept that only if other issies blocking a nuclear test ban agreement are cleared away.

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ATTENTION NEEDLE TRADES

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Standing directly behind Miss Jack-

longtime

Administration Proposes Medical Care For Aged

take

was

is Handy’s

Wirephoto.)

ex-

home. Fifth Victim The fifth victim, unidentified up yesterday

famous blues writer.

son

ae

for

re-

terribly

salary

six year period undér the | ers” salaries to''an increase of $7 million over the sum that The. first increase would

take effect July 1. By July 1, 1961, the

ed from Ramey with a story

yof complete

incentive

oan

er a bill.

Teixeira,

Miami,

a month

Sen

Mello

in

$10

was

wi

de

consul

increase

tee

Ruy

Brazilian

salary

aad

' Brazilian cargo’ plane at Ramey »AFB Tuesday were brought to hSan Juan yesterday as Richard MA. Flood of the Federal Aviation lAgency headed a probe into what / aused the two-engine C-46 to exmplode and burn. \ The Brazilian consul here, Walfdemar Lee, and his immediate superior,

a

15 credits a introduced yesterday: in. the crease for each House one day after the Gover- teacher achieves towards a- unirier’s message calling for the in- versity degree. ‘ La Fortaleza announced yestercrease. salaries | day that the salary increase Teachers’ minimum would be more than dotbled ov- | would bring the total for teach-

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, May 5, 1960

Munoz Vies For Time As Guest PR. Solons Toil To Expedite Panelist On TV Youth Forum Action On Educational Bills By

y

A.

W.

MALDONADO

As

the Governor

leaned

forward

Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin yied yesterday morning with five an-

to answer, stopped him,

xious students and a loquacious moderator for “speaking time”

“I think, Governor, we should give the youth an opportunity

during a hatf-hour television panel show. As guest panelist of the New York Times Youth Forumn. kinescoped yesterday morning at WIPR-TV for telecasting in the

to

U.S.

later

this

month,

the

Go-

vernor had to fight hard to get in a few words. Five well-prepared students from local universities and colleges, moderated by Dorothy Gordon, attempted to “discuss’’

within

a restrictive half-hour

mammoth topic Rico’s Role in day.”

Governor As

the

the

“What is Puerto the World To-

students

Squirmed

talked

about

Puerto Rico “setting an example” for other under-developed countries,

status,

about

about

“bursting

and the

in

as

Puerto

population

the

Rico’s problem,”

minutes

Governor

his

Commonwealth

ticked

literally

off,

squirmed

seat.

p

Toward

the

end

of

end

of the

pro-

gram, students in the audience were allowed to ask questions.

show,

the

the

moderator

turned the microphone to Muhoz to “wrap up the show.” Under great pressure, the Governor managed to say that “88 per cent of Puerto Ricans favor permanent association with the American people.” The educational system in Puerto Rico, the Governor rushed, “is being developed along lines that tally with the will of the people.”

Earlier,

the Governor

to

get

in

his

legislative

for

“a

hard

a

One nior

nor

of the

College,

gimace

that The

Puerto

in

look

Rico

Governor,

at

a

pretty

Wilson

Roman

Puerto

Latin

to

calling

deep

made

when

ma-

reference

and

student,

Pineiro,

had

message

education...really, thorough reform.”

rested the

Gordon

answer that question.” About two minutes from

naged

Literally

Dorothy saying.

Rico

the

Ju-

Gover-

he first stated was

not

inte-

America. probably

think-

ing that this popular television show will be seen by millions

THE

in different

cities

in

the: US.,

appeared more upset when student Wilson added that many

Latin Americans ed” when Rico.

they

are “disappointcome

to

Puerto

Munoz

denied

any-

this.

been allowed to select their political status since the only choi-

ce placed before them was Commonwealth.

in

1952

The Governor answered simply that if people had not wanted Commonwealth, they would. have voted against it.

Minor Senate Setback As De Gaulle Returns PARIS (AP) — News that his government.had suffered a minor parliamentary

defeat

President Charles de soon as he returned his

greeted

Gaulle as to France

transatlantic

terday. The Senate

voted

trip

110-55

yes-

Tues-

day against the government’s anti-alcoholism bill, approved by the

National

Assembly

last

ber.

TASTE TELLS THE SToRy

Decem-

W.

MALDONADO

Education

Committee

Commonwealth

of

House

of

Representatives may work beyond the scheduled May adjournment of the House

far 30 on

it

island’s

educational

was learned If necessary,

would

Wilson relentlessly added later that Puerto Ricans have not

from

the

the

“We cannot offer them thing new,” Wilson said.

A.

The

reform,

yesterday. the committee

continue.

working

to

the

end of the year on legislative recommendations that.. would completely. revamp the present educational

system.

Reacting quickly to the Governor’s message Tuesday calling for the- reform, bills authorizing a substantial teachers’ salary increase and a revision of the teachers retirement procedure

were

the

introduced

House.

yesterday

in

,

A meeting

was

also schedul-

ed for tonight among Speaker of the House Ernesto Ramos An-

2. Reorganization of the Department of Education. 3. The teaching of English in

public

schools.

4. A re-definition of the func. tion of the school supervisors and teachers. ‘ Party Ne Factor {

Mojica explained: that the recommendations

will

disposition.of the

be

next

the”

ture

to be elected this Novem-?

ber. will

The Legislature, he said,’ continue the reform of the.

educational of

system

what party

the government

regardless;

wins

control

of:

next year.

ie

“Education is. not. the concern’: of one party,” he said. “It is the’ concern of the people of Puer-. to Rico. The reform will conti-" nue next year because the peo-

ple will demand it.” One of the most aspects

of

this

’ important.

reform,

he

add-

tonini, Education Committee President Rep. Aguedo Mojica, and the permanent secretary of the Superior Education Council, Dr. Ismael Rodriguez Bou, to map a plan for the completion of the House study on education. Mojiea_ said yesterday he

ed, will be the establishment of:

would

ministrative

try

to

get

authorization

for his committee to iron out Proposals on the following projects: 1. Establishment of an island wide system of two-year junior

“university

centers”

throughout:

the island to “close the existing , gap between high school and~ university training.” et The committee will also cor sider the decentralization of the + Department of Education’s ad. organization.

It will,

recommend

steps

designed

bring

about

more

“democracy” ©

within

the structure

op mela

to ©

and greater

Participation

in

poli-;

k

colleges.

Lower FHA Down FPayments | On Houses Effective In P.R. By FREDERICK HARMON A new regulation providing for lower down payments on

FHA-insured

houses

$15,000 and up reffeet in Puerto

to

Wendell

selling

for

has gone into Rico, according

Edwards,

director of the FHA

regional

here.

and 20 insured

per cent” of the ah homes built here are in’

the $15,000 The new as

and-up category. down paymenis are.

follows: For a $15,000

minimum

down

house,

payment

the

new.

is $60(.>

Edwards said information about the new down payments ruling

compared with

the

old require /

ment

At

$16,000,

bankers. The Federal

$900

has all

been sent by his office to local banks and mortgage

tration

Housing

official

a relatively FHA-insured

said

small homes

Adminis-

that

only

number built on

oi the

island would be affected by the new regulation, since he estimated that “between 10 per cent

MARC Puerto

Rico’s

Te)

of

$650.

Largest

and

instead

of

At all levels down payments less than in the These

$1,400.

above $18,000 _ are now $50t past.

reductions

by

home

buyers,

Edwards

Oldest

Discount

Rey

said|

House |}

pace Unién No. Tel 1676

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Ranges Dishwashers Air-Conditioners T. V. Sets Hi-Fi Radios

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members

to

back. the

Pesque-

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' Death-Blow In

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and

state and

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hayé been interpreted by Pesquera as a death-blow to the religious instruction bill.

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$400,000 Arecibo,

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May

towards

trad.

the

construction and repair of streets, roads, and highways; contribusewers

Gains

afternoon

hour ‘left.some prices slightly be-

one

’ By JOHN

The Government Development Bank announced it has advanced

jains

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Foincats |Expects To. Fill New Plant Quota Edited

By

F. HARMON

-

Minimum’ wage

rates

for

the, by

the ‘middle

issued an invitation for bids for

of |‘the. year.

As of the week ended April 103 ‘corsets, brassieres, and allied 6,733,947 ‘short stateside-owned plants so far in garments industry will be raised 24, a total of hour from the tons of cane ‘had, been ground fiscal. 1960, up from 91 plants to 86.cents:an 29 island mills produting promoted at.. the like point a ‘present rate of 80 cents an hour by

Fomento

has

promoted

two

projects.

One project calls for additions |

to the bidg.

air conditioning “N”,-at.

Ramey

system,

Air Force

697,211 short tons of sugar for Base, while the other calls for a-yield of. 10.356 per cent. At rehabilitation of shower rooms the like point a year ago, sugar and sanitary facilities at barracks Nos, 77, 78, 202, 203 and production totaled $12,259 fi : ns | 204, Roosevelt Reads. The: first tons from 17,542,100 short. carries Contract No. NBy-18002, of cane for a yiéld of 10.798. ' see Spec. No. 18002,/60,and the Contract . NBy-18008, The Puerto Rico Aqueduct & second, One. top official ‘gave the fol- from 72*cents .an hour. Rates in lowing “ breakdown of the . out- the general classification .of the, Sewer Authority has signed a look for the-last two-months of same industry will be raised’ to contract for the use of electronic 75 cents an hour from 72 cents’ computers with Albert E. Lee the current fiseal year: | _ & Son, Inc, local ropreseatstive _ The economic. agency is -cur- an hour. . The -rates were recommended of Remington Rand. _ rently in an advanced stage of: een negotiations with 74 stateside- by Federal Industry Committees 46-A. and 46-B, which held hearBernabe Martir . Tellado; diowned.*concerns. | ~ In addition, -the agency's rec- ings in San Juan last February. rector of the Treasury Dept.’s ees ‘Bureau of the Treasury, has ords list another 55 “pre-proPublicidad Badillo has: com- been named acting assistant sec®- spects”—a_ term used by Fomento officials to indicate man- pleted plans for the enlargement. retary in charge of financial -af‘ufacturers who have a specific and remodeling of its new build- fairs. He replaces Juan A. Paproject and have expressed.. an ing situated at the northern end din, who has joined Banco Créinterest in establishing in Fuerto of Roosevelt Ave., next to the dito Y Ahorro Poncefi. on May 16. © On the same date, the work worried a few: weeks |\ago. whether clothing and separate trousers the agency would meet its fiscal | Classification of the men’s and 1960 quota of 150 plants’ pro- boy’s clothing and related prowill raise. its moted, ‘now predict the quota ducts. industry hourly rate to 80 cents.an hour - will be met. SES

——

year ago. Fomento

officials,

who

were

Spec. No. 18008)60. iSealed bids. . duplicate. “tee al labor, equipment, materials

and

performance

of

the

work

will be -received until 3 p.m. May 12, at jthe Area Public Works Office, Caribbean, Administration Building (Room 115), U.S., Naval Station, San

Juan, where they will be publicly. opened. Additional ‘information may be requested from the

Area

Public

Works

Office.

——

‘elt business in Puerto Rico?

Rico.

Pueblo

i

Supermarket:

in

Caparra.

*

Plans. call for the agency: to occupy two floors of the building

2%

The Department of the Navy, Bureau of Yards and Docks,, has

cep

Past. Winter's Reports May}

| i

commen bo

Bruise New Biz Confidence

;

By SAM DAWSON

‘|farm products: and better control over production of some of them, _ NEW YORK (AP)—Winter is particularly livestock. Government officials say the aming a delayed blow our way— | statistics. They cover unemploy- dollar volume of all goods and ment, work weeks, industrial services in the nation in the production in general and steel first three months of the year and

autos

trade

in

and

particular,

retail

housing starts.

March

punch

impact

$500

Now to look at those depressing figures issuing from Wash-}.

will be largely! psycholo-

now—and they could-bruise some

ington. :

The job _ picture in March wasn’t as bright as it could have been. Employment dropped in-

stead of rising. Bad weather was

partly to blame—in many parts f of the nation it was no time to If the government reports are. be working out of doors, But the discouraging, some corporate ac- loss of steam in the -industrial

of the newly

found

business

con-

fidence if you aren’t careful.

To Conduct’ Panel On Army -Business

countings

of business so far this

recovery

which

had

been

built

so high at the! start of the year probably contributed even more. The ranks of the jobless were sant March. tallies, let’s look; at Col. Hugh F. Richardson, chief some of the brighter news on the swelled by almost a quarter of a million to climb above the four of logistics, Antilles Command, ‘business front. will conduct

for a group

» and e

a panel

discussion

of local business men

induStrial

representatives

during the Quartermaster Association meeting to be held at fhe

Fort Buchanan Officers’ Mess on

Monday. The theme will be “How to do business with the Army”. ~The

program,

which

will

starting: at-7 p.m. is aimed at informing: business -men. about the policies and procedures used

by the Army for the purchase of .

American Telephone & Telegraph earnings for the first

profits

for

record.

Du

the

quarter

set

Pont. reported

ter’s. degréein business “adminis= from Harvard University it

1950," he* ‘petvad as aide’ to

president at

the pte

Howes ~He-holds the ‘Sliver tne Bronze Star Medal with two oak leaf _ Clusters and: the: Army. Commen" dation’ Ribbon. ;

Only

2,625. will .be

ac-

‘cepted to take the tests, a; \DiAT ' former delegate to the Congress vision spokesmai. said. Farrington,

from Hawaii,

daughter

and

president

of-a and

"+ publisher of the Honolulu Star Bulletin.

Only

those

‘who

possess’

someyotice licenge:, mall gible.

¥

another dustrial

|

:

ete

an.

and

on steel

to forest

slight drop in total inoutput—although it is

ta

stay

close

to

the

At Banco Popiilagtn business is helping you _ to build for the future, and helping to build

the future of our community through thoughtful, farsighted and dependable service.

February’ one.

Farmer Is. Winner

Of $500 Contest

Examinations June 6-17

‘Richardson. is marriéd to Be- exams.

verly

figures,

reports

and autos, also seem

The farmer’s lot may be turn- expected:

‘PONCE—The Motor Vehicle Division of thé Department of Public Works .- has announced that exams for. driver’s licenses will be given in Ponce June & 17, Applicants’ from the towns that comprise the district of Ponce will also be éligible.' People have ‘until May 20. to file the application: for, the!

mas-

employment

the production

ing brighter. The American Farm Bureau Federation thinks so, based. on rising. prices of some

Academy:.'He

his

The

a

sales

Ponce To Hold Driving

received

million mark once more. Good weather or bad, this-stickiest of

WHOSE BUSINESS: IS PUERTO RICO

quarter of 1960 were higher. In- our economic problems ~ is still ternational Business. Machines to be cleaned up.

Supplies and: services for its ins-, tallations. © ; Richardson is an honor-student

3 graduate. of. the Citadel Military

2

year are a pleasant antidote. Before taking up the unplea-

‘rose, although earnings may have followed prices lower. be Farmers’ Lot May Brighten

preceded by cocktails and dinner

THE BANK

billion,

three months of 1959.

of the final winter

gical. We already know that March was bad in ‘ways and would like to forget it. But the. statistics are epming out

‘Ol Richardson

right around

a gain. of 40 billion-over the final

was less than kind to all. ’ The

was

e

Business. News. Analyst

“a hee eas VESCapes

AP

Pedro - Jose. Garcia, a farmer from Aguas Buenas, won first prize money of $500 in the fourth drawing of the contest, “Barrels |. : of Money,” -sponsored iby the

‘American :

Tobacco

Co.

Winner of the second prize was Mrs. Piedad- Lampson, - of Forest Hills, Bayamon and third prize went to Miguel, A. Martine, of Utuado. The fifth drawing will take

place

at

El

Comandante

race-

track, Sunday, according: to. Lee Piccioni, general manager for

be: eli- American Tobacep in Puerto Rico.

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Graciela Rivera Scheduled To Appear At This Year's June Festival Casals YORK—On

June

decided that help young

10

title

role

of

ween

who

ther with Miss: Riyera in a Jar-

was

partial

for

outstanding

tne

course

of

her

a

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to make

that

hand

talent

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converted

her

regular

se-

ries of radio programs in Puerto Rice into a search for tasor to forego her regular fees in order to accumulate the necessary $1,000 for the scholar-

studies

there,

toge-

high school student named

Mar-

AMOUS | COLORATURA—Puerto : Rico’s own: Graciela

scholarship

School of Muduring

appeared

ta Montafiez, who/|used the. moship. to the winner and other ney to gd to Prades te study+; prizes for the runners-up. cella with Pablo ie Today, | Rivera, With other music-minded iss Mrs. Pablo | sing at landers assisting as judges, they ‘Marta Montaitez

sour-

work

and

ge theater in San Juan, and the selection was made by the.peo ple present in the theater by means of cards made available to them at the ‘entrance. The winner of the scholarship was ja 16-year-old

flourish.

de-

finalists

came

up

with

16

Casals.

contestants

daughter

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called the finest coloratura since Lily Pons, will

this: year’s Casals Festival. Virginia, aged

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| Meet Myrna Casas, Kathor “Actraes \Make Real Puerto Rican Colter | And Teacher Of Costume Design As Island’s First Families Do

one

of

is

one

young

of

the

two

island’s

most

playwrites—she women

whose

| works will be staged this year } at the

Festival—she -is

an

was likewise ceived.

26, showed artistic promise even as a youngster. At 10, she acted for the first time in a school ‘play,

while

attending

the

Marques’

“Los,

Soles

essense

and

never

what American-type of strong black

used

coffee.

straight in its pure form. The extract or elixir will

re.

Since

this

eye-opener

is a

filling

Myrna, who was educated ‘in the U. S. —she is a Vassar gra-

keep for three to four days if poured into a glass container and tightly capped.

and even nutritious drink, even the youngsters in many a Puerto Rican family are allowed their cup, mildly flavored with the

and has just been accepted by Yale University for post. gra-

A few extract

potent

extract

duate work is completely bi-lingual. “Cristal Roto En El Tiempo.”

—

until lunch

are

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Aca-

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enthusiastically

an

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Trun-

ac- ‘eos” during the first theater fes-

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with

a

case

it first

a major

of

in

this.

‘in | drama

Myrna

English

as

Arrivi,

festivals,

helped

Puerto Rican

short

young

lady

director

by

of

the

using

grew

up

phere which

the

arts.

play-

be

fostered her

love of

and Schubert keeps herself

by

adding

cord

Mozart

music and she “happily. broke”

to her

extensive

collection

of

Casas

started,

Miss

is

their

re-

works.

acting

here

foible of theater folk she is superstitious to

in that the nth

degree.

sorts

of

.good luck amulets and believes that the number “13, 21 and 2” spell

good

Iuck

copes are daily life

for

her.

one

this’

procedure,

re-

Horos-

must reading in her and she has refused

fall

through

the

again.

seive

Replace

may

top

on

ready

a

water Cover

and pour over and: let stand

the for

an

the

about

a

coffee,

half

cup

bf

‘

furiously

hour.

Pour

approximately

one

glass jar that has a cover and store in

refrigerator

until

Using

the

a

second

boiling

water.

be

coffee

the and

cup

cup

of

drink Rican

use.

of

this best

traditionally

for breakfast household. A

even

a

fourth

of

of the Rene Marques’ play, she ordered a bottle of Puerto Rican’ Bay

Rum

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express

to

her to rub on to bring her sucto drive her own car whe. her. cess in the: play. horoscope mentions a_ possible mishap. , ee es

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go

even

i

pour

second

one which

A

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result

families

and

to

grounds,

The

the servants in a Puerto third

ready

same

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cup,

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will

Puerto Rishares a

all

pack

boiling coffee.

the co

carries

firmly

pot. Have

over

She

latter

added

in the Experimental Theater of the: Ateno Puertorriqueno and has appeared numerous times in Little Theater of productions. She

coffee, not American,

During

grains

atmos-

hobby

boiling

move the top from the pot so that no grains fall through the seive. Use a plate for this purpose. What

an

Her

in

the

well.

the

Myrna, the daughter et Sixto Casas, and Dr. Carmen |Buso de Casas, a cancer eee spe cialist,

of

them

full cup of coffee into the top of the perculator and tamp down

her

of Spanish

cup

carry

time.”

and a drip cdffee pot with filter or the traditioial perculator. When

talented

introducing

to the intricacies writing.

a

‘o

age. To make, you need finely ground

story, dealing with the ‘universal problem of prostitution but with a unique twist to the plot. Puerto Rican authors Rene Marques, Emilio “Belaval and Francisco

added ,to

of the strong sugar to taste

milk to make the traditional bever-

wrote

a

tablespoons along with

ane

being

| talented

slim and exyoung lady of

Puerto Rican coffee, when brewed correctly, is actually

a

ter Festival, loves the whole | world of the theater. Besides

Myrna, a tall, tremely attractive

tival, brought her much critical praise. She played the same role in Chicago last year during the “Festival of the Americans” and

i

this year’s Puerto Rico Thea-

complished actress and teaches costume design at-the University of Puerto Rico. —

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Cristo

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Juan

,

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THE SAN JUAN.STAR —— Thursday, May 5, 1960

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Gala Yacht Party To Benefit Chapel A gala cocktail party and buf. fet supper. is being’) planned aboard the yacht “Catita” after the 16th of this month” as a benefit event to raise funds for the restoration of “‘Our Lady of Lourdes’”” Chapel : The yacht, which belongs to Mr. and Mrs| Pedro Santiago, is at present in Brazil. It is expected to return to San Juan around the May 16. Mrs. Santiago (Catita M.) is president of the Court of Lourdes and has offered the fabulous

yacht The

for this benefit affair exact

date

of

will be announced next

few

days.

the

benefit

within the

|

Exchange Club The members of the Exchange

UNUSUAL ARRANGEMENTS—At left, Mrs, Howard

flowers onto fine palm branches for her display at Mon-

Wheeler showed a centerpiece made by spraying fernbranch coral a pale pink and attaching double hibiscus

day’s meeting

of the Garden

Institute of Culture.

(STAR

Luxe Buffet

photos by Betty Knorr.)

in the luxurious

CLUB LA CONCHA Served $4.50 per

from 7 P.M. to 10 P.M.

person

Continuous

|

No Cover Charge Showtime:

dancing

11:00 P.M.

let at

8 p.m.

i

~ Weekly - Calendar

|

Every THURSDAY Night

‘Mother’s Dayat a dinner party Friday, May 6, at the Swiss Cha-

Club of Puerto Rico in the

eae

De

Club of Santurce will entertain their wives on the occasion of

THURSDAY, May 5— A morning coffee, at 10:30 a.m. given by the Navy Officer’s Wives Club

at the

Reserve

Officers’

tival, at the Tapia Theater. tain goes up at 8:45 p.m.

Cur-

FRIDAY, May 6—The “Una Noche En San Juan”

gala will

Beach

Club in honor of Mme. Helena be held on Friday, May 6, at the Rubinstein, world famous beauty ‘Sheraton East H otel in New consultant.. Mrs. Norman- Van York to benefit theN: Y. FoundDam, president of the club will ling Hospital. Dofia Felisa Rinofficiate at the affair. Hostesses con de Gautier, Mayor of San will be Mrs. Robert C. Gould Juan, will be honor guest at this and Mrs. Philip G. Ledoux, Miss important social affair. Kay Zegri and Miss Carmen DesFRIDAY, May 6-—Miss Marta tremps, local representatives ‘of Coll will be crowned Queen of Rubinstein cosmetic products. the U.PR. at a ball this Friday, THURSDAY, May 5— Opening night of “Cristal Roto en el Tiempo,” by Myrna Casas, third production of this year’s Third Annual Puerto Rico Theater Fes-

May 6 at Bird’s Restaurant in Rio Piedras. The event is spon‘sored by the Alpha Chapter. of the Alpha Beta Chi Fraternity and will start at 10 p.m.

MME. HELENA RUBINSTEIN

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ied eS

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The most memorable musical moment s are best heard on stereophonic sound. Each one of these V-M consoles has b een created with complete artistry, fusing art and science so that you may enj oy every musical note to the fullest. This year, give your family the dest o f the best. Give them a V-M phonograph. See them!....listen to them!.. .today!

Casa

‘Corre,

306 FORTALEZA ST. SAN JUAN

of

PUERTO

who,

RICO

with their joy of living and the

help of modern science, have retained the glow of youth.

EES,

You Have A Wife Problem

20

re-

and

come

to

of

loving

§ and

ticles

fine

at

the

for

proper

sales

and

price.

this

Also

visits.

Then

Regular

you increase its value as well as its beauty. This will make the right impression on the right

people.

P.M.

ss

set

budget

up for

a

j

Benefite: Be nonchalant; charm (30

I :

® ing, witty. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) |$ Ideal day to get in touch with e the person who means most to your happiness. Go to dinner, discuss your persohal wants, } ideas. You will be able to make

ee

real

to

express.

ambitions,

you

will

get

your

enthusiastic

oli Facing

coo-

the

|

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LARGEST

SHOP

tudde wit se Sea Sadadae AGF OS IIS AA

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in

not hard

(UNUSUAL

$

3 $

much

this

up

for a change.

personal

happiness

is

chart.

q

$

$

$

Tel. 3-4679

Colon Air Conditioned.

Plaza

ond

the

: \Lowest

Prices

Free

Shipping

get

school

$4

when

next

RICAN

enters

ANN:’ Will you please proper

way

this rather touchy it arises again? Some

dear

husband

a

when’ he

to handle

problem

friends

bouquet

was

eunt

if

any evidence

of

sc eaecc ec

my

of flowers

in the

hospital.

These friends live in another city so the flowers were ordered by létter or wire. The flowers

looking

bouquet

ever.

We’ were tempted senders sifice they

friends, but I’m for

to tell the are close

decided against

it.

sure they ordered and: paid first quality flowers. If this

happens

again,

should

we

no-

tify the senders?—G_D. DEAR G.D.: When flowers ar-

rive, half-dead

notify the florist”

FLOWERS

the ‘‘Natural’’ gift for

MOTHER'S DAY

SAN JOSE FLOWER SHOP URB. SANTA Tel.

well

340

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IN

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as

CARIBBEAN

AND

ARTICLES Carte Blanche

and

Diners’ Club Cards Honored

ad

tell us the

Sole distributors

AMERICAN Service

he

year:

‘DEAR

are

FIND

ASSORTMENT

In Town

$4

they

.

Shoppe

Normandie

WILL

EUROPEAN,

SOUTH

get

'vagance or foolishness. Now,

a vacation’

Wave

YOU

.as

Ista Verde

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high

of

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and

Hilton

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15)

The children are sensible and

gracefully. Excellent chart for the doctor, nurse, dentist and the like. A life of great service

Facing all day.

WHERE

Grand FLOWER

Permanent

Open

Then

peration

t

my

409 San Francisco Street —

desires

honestly.

she’s

I want

BARBARA'S BEAUTY SALON

$

headway.

afraid

Luxe

and

a week to spend or save as they wish. The boy, 14, gets $2.50.

than

S: ber Shuicls

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Ideal day to go out socially so that you can enjoy the company of persons who can be of assistance to you. Don’t be and

and

trip.

lot. more

The Ten First to Come Will have a Gift Certificate for a complete Free Beauty Treatae

more

yourself.

|

f

have

a

NOW 20 % Discount

VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) A fine day to contact those higher-ups whom you feel can be of assistance to you in some material way. Dress impeccably and then off ta the appointments that can bring wonderful}

i

De

(17

that 2

the’ problem: Quite often they become stirred to donate money: arriyed withered and. some of to some “worthy cause.” But | the stems were broken. To put they never give out of their own! ‘it honestly, it was the saddest-

traveled

MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL

Good day to make improvements on property of all kind so that

girls

feel

‘ee

meed to cling te Mom so des- Your opinion?— MEAN MAMA who sent them. A reputable perately. DEAR MAMA: What genero- florist will replace them. nf “4 Tell your wife ‘that you want to enjey a second ~honeymoon| : sf dadndadiadiadadadadadadatadaiadntnd-datadataioiaiatateinaiatatatasatatntatnians sdetaies

evolve

can

personality

older

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plan your future trips wisely. P.M. be very devoted to closest ties. «LEO (July 22 to: Aug. 21)

workable

fine

of view.

If I’m wrong, say so. I find my- ‘pockets; instead, they put the self totally inept at. handling sell on Dad and he writes the this mother-in-law. problem. eheck. . UNHAPPY HARRY I) say they should, give from. DEAR UNHAPPY: You don’t their allowances but their Dad have a mother-in-law problem, says I’m too hard on them. He Harry. You have a WIFE pro- thinks it’s wonderful that they’ré blem. The little. girl is hanging interested in “causes” and he’s en to mommy’s skirts. It’s your afraid if we insist they give job to give her enough emo- out; of their own pockets we tional support so that she won‘t might inhibit their generosity.

that

so

early

point

will. they

actually giving.

has

with “just

day is the type of, individual who will ever be: neat and tidy about the house as well as in personal appearance, even dur: ing the earliest years. Teach the values

your

still

Please

I've never seen

we

a far better undersantding that will augur well for the future.

Spiritual

our family.

‘My point is this: My motherin-law is a well-fixed widow who

fora

being

touch to make abode lovely and comfortable to live in. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Now is the right - day to do your shopping since you can find just .the right ar-

us

in

There

question

1p

joy

&

We have three teenagers. The

wife’s idea to take her along.

If Your Child Is Born Today loved. P.M. use that fine artistic | | The delightful child born tothe

&

LANDERS:

provocative

give

fever horns in jor imposes her views on us. It’s my

sults. Later, impress close ties of this importance with the conferences!

ANN

unsettled

we live in the same block she

you

fine

is

never interfered., My«wife is her only child and although

March

bring

‘s

DEAR

a wonderful old gal and has

serious talks with to-

contracts

a campaign to “leave the old girlZo home,” you'll do better.

be

in-law along? Please don’t’ misunderstand. My mother-in-law is

practic-

is

vacation,

expected to take his mother-

better

Be. kind,

(Feb.

Long,

far

the one

summer

aaetnanitty)

20)

day’s

. Use

most.

eee

fine smile—have fun! — GEMINI (May 21 to June 21). Being affectionate and _ truly devoted to closest ties will bring excellent results today. Know

business.

a

week

sity? So far they haven’t given anything but lip service. | It’s admirable that the kids interested in “causes” but ly when they put their own mey up where their mouths

ERT

the

day’s

with

to

this summer. If you use this approach, instead of émbarking on

«SY

ue

that

sure

to.come

understanding with

a

aie

able

Should

ns pee

(April 20 to May

ANN:

eae: a Bical oy,

TAURUS

20) A fine day ahead, if you resolve to make it so. Dress Nicely, then off to sell your fine talents to higher-ups. Be active and creative. P.M. combine plea-

DEAR

man who works hard all year and look forward to a two-

pr

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GENERAL TENDENCIES: This SAGITTARIUS . (Nov. 22 to is certainly one of ‘those days Dec. 21)’ De sure you -confer when every sort of chance is with those persons vital to your present to have a very happy | financial .and business: interests . day and/or to find the articles today. Explain your ideas and of art, charm, beauty, culture present situation candidly and outléts that appeal to you the }you can come to a real undermost. Be sure to show the at- standing. Use that nice smile. tractive side of your nature and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. you can get almost anything 20) Fine suggestions come to that you desire. Thus this can you today that should quickly be a splendid day—and evenbe put into operation. However, ing! be very broad-minded when you ARIES (March 21 to April 19) confer with key persons. CourteSee that you get your clothing sy will also lead to some very edvancoments, sucin good order as well as take the worthwhile treatments you need to improve cess. health. Also, invest in any new - AQUARIUS. (an. 21 to Feb. gadgets that will make your 19) Set up a better.method for work easier either at place where taking care. of all your debts you labor, or at home, out-of- and doing * your regular work doors, etc. today. Tonight you ‘will ‘then be

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in San Juan

Beverly

Bows

In

7Zmmmnnss

By Al Dinhofer Charming songstress Beverly St. Lawrence is currently featured in a one-woman show at the Fiesta Room, Condado Beach Hotel. She sings, accompanied by Pepito Torres’ Latin orchestra, und plays piano. Beverly started in show business by playing in West Coast cocktail lounges

PROMOTION DEPT: El Barranquitas Hotel Is preparing for the biggest summer season in its eight-year history, according to Morris De Woskin, president of the Condado Caribbean Hotel chain. A promotion and advertising campaign is underway, based on the idea that the Hotel is a “mountain paradise’? and the Shangri-la of the Caribbean.

Angélica

dejuli,

one

of

By Chuck New ANTON

Figueroa

the

Interior Decoration Club will preside over aj hosted

by

the

de Val-

founders

club

at

of

the

of P. R., luncheon the

Caribe

Hilton Hotel to celebrate the anniversary of itsfounding.

10th The

DEPT:

Ed

Jaffe,

Eastern

up

on

the

‘‘new

and

subtle

singer

changes”

Catskills,

accompanies

himself

on

a_ten-

A conscientious student of the . was born in New York and

holds

degree

a

master's

from

ek

DRAGNET everything

Columbia

U.

&

DEPT:

Jimmy

pertaining

to

Eaton

Piff,

cleaned

Paff,

and

2

&

ok

vera

Ave.

waman

Beverley back

of

the

lounge

to

make

certain

I'd

be

right,’’

she

recalls.

Oregon-born

lywood and vision work. Show,’ @

Beverly

makes

her

home

in

Hol-

devotes much of her time to teleShe's appeared on the “Jack Carson

“Bourbon

personal

Street

Beat,’’

appearance

with

and

has

commedian

ACTORS

actor

AND

was

Academy award

om

Award

for

his

lorney,

and

are G.

C. S.)

and

ADDICTION

art

DEPT:

and

stage

neither?

kok culinary

DEPT:

year

for roles

an

His

an

recipes

from

Domingo,

In

Aboy

Ok a

taste

of

tourist

Caribbean

is

de Valdejulli.

Haiti,

etc.,

and

August,

Cuban, has

hooked.

As

a

will

published Puertorri-

It offers prize

Puerto

become

Doubleday

old

uninterested.

the

woman

said.

woman.

the

.

woman

S

replied,

‘(Make

mind— bargains like Manhattan to get any more.” *

DEPT:

Miss

ok

up

you're

not going

are “by served.

invitation :

Aubin,

only.”

the

bubbling

A

gratis

RADIO

ROW

Music

buffet

is

»

DEPT:

Hall

Club club.

; * ok

Kraft

will

Followers be

Rico,

kitchen

release

10 p. m., 10 years,

WKAQ-TV and 1935-45, Bing

served

of

up

the

old

some

fond

host of the popular

coast-to-coast

Kraft

Hall.

for

first

the

time,

Bing

of Brazilian Cookery’ by Dolores Botafogo, culinary specialist from Rio de Janeiro.

a

will

radio version 15

again

years take

later,

the

spot-

of Como’s

St.

eRe

classic.

Art

Now,

light in the Hall. (It’s a kinescope Patrick’s Day Show.)

Santo

‘The

WRIK-TV, Ponce. For earned recognition -.as

of the

Music

DEBUT

Casa

DEPT:

Cavanagh,

on

Gaspar

Shari

thakes

Pumarejo’s

9.-

May

Kay,

her

Girl

PR

Pan

Friday

YORK

(AP)

—

For

a,employment

boulevardier Jike Charles Gre-|am not gory Cannon, whose tastes run What jo elegant clothes, opulent furCannon

mishings the

and

years

deed.

exquisite

ahead

look

cuisine,

bleak

in-

,

He’s been sentenced io years in prison. For a man of refinement

7!%

and

phony

And

credit

cards,

comedown. at

his

sentencing

it

;

in

was Fe-

deral Court here, in his restrained and gentlemanly way, he made no bones about it. Adjusting

his

pince-nez

spec-

tacles, his voice chilly with disdain, he upbraided District Judge

Charles

M.

Metzger.

"These activities,’ he observed, “were basically to support soyself while trying-to obtain

for

me.

I

laborer.” labor the

35-year-old] has done has been clever and more befitting an artist — of sorts. With walking stick and. gloves close at hand he manipuled printing press,

check-writing who

acquired the hallmarks of graeious living with rubber checks a severe

a

suitable

machine,

engrav-

ing tools and other essentials in the production of bad checks and counterfeit credit cards. It was a full, rich and satisfying way of life —except for the grating interruptions. Nine of

is

de

singing

debut

‘American

Show

i

be produced interviewed

last.

WAPA-TV'

Lanz

R.' Drama

week

on _

show,

tal

roto

en

el tiempo’’

tonight at the Tapia Diaz,

San

Juan’s

Year,

will

be

will

mandante

next

at

award

trophy

the

the

de

of

the

El

Co-

She

ceremonies, to

Mother’s

the

Day

will

and winner

Classic...

Overheard at La Ronde’s Marine Room the other evening, ‘She has a terrible reputation, and the jewelry to prove it!’’ Harry Gil-

man, New York’s ‘Hot Dog King,” and

a

director

of

the

San

Juan

J.

M.

ROBERTS

club

the

one

of

the

better

golfers

Hale and Larry Murray. Priscilla and Harry Colt,

take

off

month

for

Europe’

on

The

Celts,

junket.

writers,

were

connected

Island

Times...

Nurses

Association

.at

a

at

after

in

the

Isla

a

The

Ponce

entertain

this

Verde

Satur-

Room

of

.

chapter of

Association

the

American

will

the Hotel San Juan. tional

six both

with

The

buffet luncheon

day

the

Na-

of | Secretaries

held a banquet in honor of the Boss of the Year, Dr. Ernesto Colén the

Yordan, Friday evening Melia Hotel. Dr. Yordan

at is

the medical director of the Santo

Asilo de Damas Hospital in Ponce.

in

Associated Press News Analyst NEW YORK —(AP) The free world

is

internal

facing

a

political

policy

policies

Guatemala,

in good living to the tune of $10,000 a month. Pleaded Guilty But, alas, the nasty interruptions cropped up again. Last March 17, as he took his ease

others.

Yet

in

the

hotel

Golf

In Non-Democratic Members debate

threaten

the world standing of democracy. The United States and Britain

a

Beach

Free World Faces Problem

Korea,

at

Vda. at

Sunday.

participate of.

open

theatre.

honored

bogus

suite

Dorado

The Visiting their son in the states will

Mother

credit cards couldn’t provide, the

$45-a-day

the

like

over its non-democratic members. The question is whether and when to intervene is the affairs of associated countries if their

Jindulged

is at the Hilton, and is reportedly “burning up the courts.”... At

Among the winners were, Judy when| Horn, Cristy Glotzbach, Dereck

a real veteran playwright.

both

He

director

of the San Juan Racing Association, and well knowr tennis player,

in the swimming meet held recently ,at the Condado Beach. Hotel.

acted,

Victor

the war countries

did.

another

York

will

play

by the P.

Festival this season

since such

a

for

whose

have

checks

New

Satur-

Valdejuli

scheduled

day, May 14. Myrna Casas,

By

at

Nasty Interruptions Foul Up Debonair Forger's Easy. Life NEW

luncheon

F.

Sefiora Elmira. Bonnet

om

Anita

Angélica

attractive Miss Casa’s play, ‘“‘Cris-

your

memories Sunday night when Bing Crosby is guest on the Perry Como television show, 9 to

Several years ago Doubleday Art of Caribbean Cookery,’ by

quenia Carmen

dollars,’’

‘“Mira,”’

at-

initials

a result, books on Spanish and Latin American cooking have increased in demand in Yanquiland. “The

look

(Tony)

as

(Hint:

One

many

little

for the whole batch of them,” to

he baited the

RSVP

What

both

and an Antoinette Perry screen

rugs.

the

“Tl give you 24.,. and not a penny more,”

Danny

OK

this

received

across

blond from Berlin, who is now hostess at El Afro says that Sunday nights at the

ACTRESSES

nominated

came

made

Kaye. x

much trying 25

he

rag

said, “Only

all

back of the lounge to make certain I'd be al-

selling

“How he

St. Lawrence

when

in five years. Bernie Needle,

The National City Bank executives entertained their secretaries at cocktails and dinner at the La Concha Hotel on Tuesday evening. Professor Carleton Smith phoned to say the ‘date of his program over WKAQ-TV has been changed to May 7 from 6:30 to 7 P.M.... The Army Swim Team scored 115 points and won six blue ribbons

>

Mrs.

HISTORY-REPEATS-ITSELF DEPT: A _bargain-bent tourist was ambling along Mujfioz Ri-

is on his 40th

from

San Juan Intercontinental Hotel. . .

Pouf

out of his nightery before launching the new Beachcomber supper club last weekend. Then, early Monday morning, thieves cleaned $2,000 out of Jimmy’s safe. Thus went the proceeds of one. of his most successful’ weekends since he took over the De Diego St. cellar.

Juan

the club. When they finished, the new member inquired of his friend, “What should I give the caddy?’ His friend replied, ‘Your clubs!’’ Patrick Ackroyd-Simpson, export manager of. Barclay Perkins, (beers, ales, etc.) of London, England, will, on his annual swing around the world, arrive in San Juan May 15 from the Far East for several days vacation at El

in

string triple uke. Caribbean, Jaffe

San

to

with

calypso rhythms and plenas. Jaffe, whose base of international vocalizing is Brown’s Hotel. in the

Association,

trip

other day, one of the newer members played a very bad ~game

of Western songs, rock ‘n’ roll, and calypsos visited Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands to fuel

Rating

the

ek

x

RESEARCH

Mrs.

in

general

policy

intervened

to

at

times

in the affairs ~ of as South Africa, they

a

conforming

Greece

have

and

adhered

nonintervention to

the

United

Nations chapter. In Africa, however, the United States has taken a stand against South

African

government’s

London.

The

London

Times

describes

it

as an organization without a plan, without direction, without a doctrine, which goes on because the Members get some benefit and have no cause for breaking away from it. It has always protected itself

by

steering

clear

of

the

internal problems of members. There is now, however, strong pressure

that

cratic

she

for

telling

front

with

is damaging

South

Africa

‘her

racial

the

demo-

Policies, and there have been suggestions that she, should be

expelled. No direct action is expected, but the debate’ is launched. A kindred situation seems to be developing with regard to suppression of civil liberties by the Turkish government. Continued demonstrations there will produce demands for an American stand.

in Manhattan’s discreet east 50’s racial policy and is trying to indeveloping ‘governments the FBI dropped by. Debonair to fluence Other Situations In L. A. the end, Cannon went quietly, in fhe new states. There is growing agitation for pausing only to flick a speck of The issue -is involved in the uses intervention by the United States lint from the lapel of his tailor- to which developing countries put —which so far shows no sign of ed suit. American financial aid. At some acting— in the.Cuban revolution, the last 11 years of his life He pleaded guilty to forgery points it rums athwart the interests which, once hailed, has. now gone have been spent in one jail or in the amount of $35,000. It of some rica’s allies. sour in the mouths of the demoanother. was that or face a return to Britain been officially more cracies. , Last ‘November he broke out Florida in the off-season. resitant d -unofficially tougher There are several other situaof jail in Miami, Fla. where Before he was led away, Can- toward South Africa than has the he found the state’s accomoda- non told the judge with quiet United States, But this week the tions in Latin’ America.. So far, with the exception of the tions less than perfect, and took condescension: members of the Commonwealth, a Anglo-French faux in Egypt off again with his artist’s skill. “I am afraid I am at a loss unique politico-economic organwacies have He roamed from Florida to Ca- for words. I ask you to take ization which has evolved through in 1956, the managed to keep their internada, from watering spot to re into account that I never used association of former members of ventions pretty. well“ within the sort to hotel and what the fak violence in my activities.” the British Empite, are meeting approval of general public opinion.

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shrunken. yet

$7.00 $8 2.50 $35.00 | oe - $12.00 “=

The old manof Korea

of

most

heartbroken

insist on And

dis-

exclusiv

oe of}

strong against}

successor Rhee

regiuic? |

on.

standarcs

that he had become a’

right-wing despot— .are we ready for one be. other action? : Are we ready to ap ly these Same stand_ ards to the left-wing Sen in another count. y

passes from its membership. This is| the Association of Indestructible Elder Chancellor Konrad Adenauér

acted

that. are valid enough—

club. is’ as, Syngman Rhee

a little more

a fair and

having

datas Germany,

who is 84, leads the surviving band of those ~ in which there is an undeniably close and past

lities.

still

Jawaharlal months).

ceremonies in the

House

are

Israel

Neru

crushing

Prime (74)

of

(70

now

David

and Prime

India ,

historic.

responsibi-

Minister

aust’

some >

Rivera, Puerto. Rican pee As part:of. the centennial. observance,. a.-bust of Mufioz Rivera: will. be unveiled, and-speakers will recall the work of:a dedicated

man and his contributions to thé welfare of lis people.

bol of Korea’s

—

long struggle

of ‘to

the:

will

we-

Communist-backed

supposedly

Eisenhower

in

-pro-Fascist

a’ naked

it what.

dic-

to

dictator

Administration..has

justifying

call

here?

in

The.

no . difficulty

intervention

we .will. But. that

in

Korea,

Administra-

tion finds enormous difficulty. in even think-

ing about intervening ‘in).any way, naked or polite, in« Cuba. After-<all, other Latin-American nations might not like it. And the Organization “of American States would “forbid”

for independence

had joverstayed his time: It is‘said, no doubt rightly; that he permitted police

the

Korea, Syngman Rhee?.= | _ Qr is: there a double standard

its close a cafeer of 65 years as a public man., , _~Much has been written that’ this|aged sym-

atives tonight will_honor the memory. of. Luis Mufioz

United’ States. responsibility;

help to oust

.tator. in Cuba, ‘Fidel Castro, as we helped

Minister

plus |

At 85 Rhee has ceased to be president Republic of Korea. And so has come

the

of..Represent-

carry

him

Ben-Gurion.-of

Luis Mufoz Rivera Special

70,

With

tality and

hearts of his people that. crosses party lines and -party irations..

Regardless of political affiliation,

curity many

all men

who hold dear. the atiributes that make a man revered

cade ago..

by his people will pay tribute tonight to Luis Mu-

raise

in thé case in question, doesn’t hold water.

The Governor’s salary is $10,600 a year. virtually

at

the

faras high offices are concerned.

_* indeed. . It shouldn’t’ make _ Don. Luis_himself, and

we

That

bottomof government

any

as

‘That is ridiculous

sense to anyone

suspect

that

but

it makes

little

sense to him.

earn | more

than

he

who

deserve

get

those.

higher

salaries

salaries,

some

does,

than

are

regime—

much

_ -.

We.

While

we

Mufiez

for

we think his reason

his

1965,

let

us-say,

or

even

purchasing

answer

would

ability

the

can’t support<:his. family: “Are you

But

a better man

Mufioz

did, they

of

wil!

than Mufioz Marin?

not have accepted it himself, and the next guy ‘will shoulder .the burden

of explaining

why

‘he’s

worth

We have a suggestion that will'save the Governor’s:

as

This

the

much,

past

the

old

man,

also

heroism, of that old

anyhow,

much.

history

Pg ain hi ae rs

-

free

-

world’s

munism

grant

to

Castro,

How, much

of the

are quite

Rhee’s.. victims in Korea?

to

must

does. history .owe

whose. victims in Cuba

one

struggle. against

as dead

imperialist

as

com-

has Fidel. Castro. ever ‘borne?

pst important. and controversial agencies of the executive branch.

careful

Richard

M.

That’s

pre-

Nixon

Nixon

Henry

Wallace?

beginning when

of

President

Eisenhower

and

America

who

has

preparation

President

history

-had | such

as

a

Vice

Nixon) for

i

the duties of--the presidency,;: if those duties should ever fall upon him

_|

Add

|

Last week mocrats jumped on Eisenhower for saying he may let Nixon sit_in,for him at the Summit Meeting this month if: it runs too long. |They interpreted

this as an effort to.build up Nixon

for this year’s presidential cam paign. But looking back—_ particularly upon the four years: since that statement in Gettysburg in‘ 1956—~

| the wonder isnot so much the

use

Eisenhower

has.

about

made

of}

| Nixon. but: that- he -has not used4: ‘}him-far‘more: . Fi

Tent. Wallace -was. never in ‘Con-).; Gress.

B..

in the Legislature, has the votes to over-ride his veto.

experience

had

He

sits

in

of. the cabinet and Security Council. was

in

Roosevelt’s

Kisenhower-has

on

the But cabi-

a

goodwill

sonal

Although couple pointed

ct

FROM

used Nixon

ambassador

representative

countries—

he

has

Nixon

and to

as per-

foreign

visited

served

55

on

a

of, minor . communities - apby

Eisenhower,

Roosevelt

used Wallace in far more important jobs while Wallace was vice president before and after we got

into the war.

net, too.

Republican —~ the

of

hi

1956

a

kind

TODAY’ Ss BEST

the

told

never

Wallace

{i

the

a

meetings National

_sense.of ethics ethics alabout a living wage for.governors, ‘The . . Nixon’ served in. the: House jand se.of Legislature. should: proceed to raise, his salary to.” {Senate, thus getting insights. into} | $25,000... He can veto the.bill. The. Popular Dem-. :; the | legislative branch of govern-} {<3 ocratic Party, ‘which.is certainly-no rubber-stamp body

connected with

forget

But from 1933 until 1941 Wallace,

such

-about

careful

So

The Governor says that before leaving office he will recommend: that the next governor be given ~ $25,000 a year. »‘That’s such nonsense. He.still) will.

_ More than Mufioz Marin.

evils

as! Secretary of Agriculture under evelt, headed ane of the

(President

picnic at Gettysburg: “There’s no man in

governor

some big shoes. He’ll be asked to explain why he’ is worth more than Luis Mufioz Marin... He’ll say he

had

campaign,

takes

could ask the Legislature for a devent salary. It won’t ' be that easy. The unfortunate victim will be filling

_ say.

not

him. How

to

‘determination:

Nixon were running for re-election,

in 1969, which

be that: the new

history

At

for not ac-

power to a.policeman’s salary. today.

—

‘| Nixon’s.

could happen, that $10,600 might. be-equivalent, in

the obvious

equal

president from 1941 to 1945. Wallace’s total experience in government was probably broader than

It is not only illogical, it is also unfair and unreasonable. | Some day another man will be governor. At the in

|

ready

the

man against imperialist communism.

any rate a determined

by

MARLOW

WASHINGTON

What

cepting the salary the job deserves is a specious one.

office.

does

from

to overturn

President Roosevelt made ‘a lot’ of use of him when he was vice

We

present rate of inflation, if the next governor

ing

to,act to

was

presidency.

He has said that the

respect Governor

it

to

Is the

Korea

for carrying out the duties of the

agree wholeheartedly. It is a tough. job, a heavy responsibility, and we believe the people- recognize it as such. rs ~ and accomplishments,

JAMES

paration

be unethical for him. $25,000 a year.

was.at

—matched

, By

in

to accept a salary in line with the office he holds, so governorship should earn around

as

‘Eisenhower can get an argument on his idea that no vice president

rather the salary the Governor receives. long as he is the office holder.

. penetration

of

Associated Press’ News Analyst

more.

more.

integrity

-

| Democrats Say. Eisenhower Boosting Nixon Too Much

the Governor

worth

future

which

~ regimé~

are not questioning here the amount they receive but He has said that it would

episode.

Is our righteous. decision

Some receive $18,000 a year, some less, but many of them get more than $10,600, the Governor’s stipend.

Those

about.this

oust bad. old Rhee?

Some men who depend on the Governor for their

appointments

the

Communist

He’s put his_suc-

cessor on a difficult spot in the name of “ethics” or “propriety” OF “honesty” or some such reason which, © him

reservations

-

a famous victory. But one columnist, not deny-

without

and anti-demacratism,

Syngman:’ Rhee in his 86th year.,.and him off to end his life in the House

of the Pear Blossoms, in Seoul, It has been

|

United States Government as ready

thinking that would be humorous if it didn’t involve

places

,.

corruption

maintain

Gov. Mufioz Marin is guilty of a bit of nonsensical

Rico.

i

Pernaps .it is possible, however,

The Boss Is Underpaid:

future governors of Puerto

,

defending

fioz Rivera.

out old sending

everywhere) was shed the blood of so of our people in a bitter war a de

Bg

* Spiritually asa leader, and materially as.a.man _ worse to stain his regime. It is id} no doubt ~ ng ..ityanyhow. justly, that a‘faree of “democracy” was being who could get''things done for Puerte Ri¢o, Mufioz “A nation which wantsto a¢t can find the So it is said/ that he had made in his cou: try. Rivera holds a special place ii the hearts of his people, fine print: oddly hard to read. A nation which nited States was wholly jus-. and. hélpi -he tting that this man’s memory should .. | _ totified go“th It is.more than does. not:.want to act can find the fine print fo: push Bim out! be preserved for. posterity by the bust that will be marrel with this reasoning—_ : g indeed. | There .is no unveiled tonight. « : is So ‘this one .columnist is not quite able to so far as.it goes. To the world Korea is our--— Rivera,. Mufioz that. It is especially noteworthy _sacreation and-thus out responsibili . For Ko- - join the -almost-universal .and .amqualified. father of Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin, holds a place inthe ~ ' rea’g sake (and for the’ ‘tisfaction.. that| we have succeeded. -in- casting-, sake of collective se-

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Does Justice Triumph’ a , Broadway play, “Hatful of Rain,” given always Is justice chance to triumph in the: United | a few seasons back earned him the current States? Or are the cards. legally , “roles in “Rain and | “Career.” ciagainst the average stacked Gig Young plays Rita’s paratizen in our courtrooms?

These tions Wald

raised by Producer in the 20th Century-Fox}

Anthony Hayworth, and Gig Young.

Music

at the

today

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play-

Rita’s

Hugh

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work

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mand

and the resources

of

the

comparatively at the com-

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accused

plays

to

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in

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has

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daughter

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were a

pre-

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for

Y.

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bazaar

Hewitt’s,

school

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Miss

by do

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proper

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course, with proper studies, never waste no.

TV

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Through

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Sunday

May

8 —

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CRISTAL ROTO EN EL TIEMPO by MYRNA CASAS

in

IRIS MARTINEZ LUZ ODILEA FONT

Director: VICTORIA ESPINOSA Box

and

THEATRE orchestra

Balcony seats

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girls,

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upon a

were

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May

12

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the Star,

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tude grid

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was

a

corres-

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to

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who

asked

him:

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like

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to The

Star?”...

“Twinkle.”

When at the

Town

Hall.

Her

atti-

ahout this differs from InBergman’s: When Miss Oscar for performing

on the Paris stage in “Tea Sympathy.” She refused to

Siemanowski,

LYONS producer

mit the

of

for a movie

CBS’ “The Great Game of Poliinvited her a discussion

performance

thing to ‘do formance.”

to partiof what

and per-

the Oscar to be displayed in lobby, imsisting: “My prize with

my

has no-

stage

per-

women have done with the vote. Mme. Perkins asked him: “Have

THE PROCRASTINATOR: The story is being told about an

the women lost said no. “If there

Army

the come

women right

TODAY

the vote? He was any danger

losing down

the to

colonel

living

in N.Y.

left his shoes at the corner shoethe

defend

Continuous

colonel

received

official

2:30 - 4:40 - 6:50 - 9:00

she’s

said

engaged

Linda

in to

Cris-

Hollywood

Los

Angeles

businessman Marshall Shellhardt. The Brazilian-born beauty says they'll marry after her divorce from

Robert

final in photo)

Champion

December.

becomes

(AP

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ders to fly to an -overseas Army base. His tour of duty took three years.

When

he

returned

and said: “Oh, Friday. They’ll

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Native

Rico

Foods

and Snacks.

CINEMASCOPE METROCOLOR

above,

his shoes. He went maker who glanced

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and _

or-

ENGAGED—Actress tal,

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Shows:

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who

maker’s for re-heeling. That night

vote,

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May

Coward

Bergman won her “Anastasia,” she was

at

received call from

tics.” He cipate in

for

Westport

Cornell University. She a phone

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THE PRIZEWINNERS: Shelley Winters appears

Perkins,

teaches

g

Perkins.

introduced

Coward

VOTERS:

play:

through

LUCILLE BALL

in connection with “Surprise Package.”

to say something

the former Secretary of Labor, now

was

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by EMILIO S. BELAVAL

of

she won for “Diary of Anne Frank” will be on display at the

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front

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in London the movie,

delight.

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of

of

with

These

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girls

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TONIGHT

I

“Otherwise, it’s too far to come.”

devotion to their hours

Westerns?

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FESTIVAL MAY 5.

that

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proper

forbid... But at the bazaar, when a parent brought along, as auctioner, Hugh O’-

THEATRE

bad

be better for us

Mickey

them,”

looking at TV Westerns as the students in other schools.

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of

THE LYONS. DEN THE

PUERTO

front

if she tried to calm the bandleader-turned-producer.

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THIRD

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count there were 16 people he “Yes, many times,’’ she said, blamed. There was no discussing “but there was no discussing any- with him in such violence.” Arnaz did not contest the dithing with him. He doesn’t discuss things very well.” vorce and was not present. Asked to be specific, she deMiss Ball is 44, Arnaz 43. They. clared: have two children, Lucy Desiree, “One night the pipes burst in 9, and Desi Iv, 7.

Young,

married in November, 1952 and have one daughter. Miss Fontaine

even afford that much. Co-starring is Anthony Franciosa. His performance, in the

would

Attorney

They

everything.

friends and relatives. We could have no social life for the last three to four years.”’

have legally separated but are not considering divorce, it was learned yesterday. Miss Fontaine

defense. Many times a man or woman on trial for life can’t

in

testified. to be so

it would

“He

legal

Franciosa.—Dine

husband,

sick blamed

would happen everywhere. They happened at home, they happened at work, it could be anything that set him off. “It was a Jekyil and Hyde

HOLLYWOOD \#—Actress Joan Fontaine and her television pro-

ducer

He

the children,’

not to be together.

Joan Fontaine And Husband Separating

citizen.

and

it.

frequently

temper

including

thought

judge;

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of

Miss Ball “It got

“Look HomeBroadway, and

recently

made yae over

yesterday

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tween the huge law-enforcement ‘Sanford Meisner, makes his film devices in the hands - of the debut as the District Attorney; average D.A. in the - United Biff Elliot, twice winner of TV’s States meager

years,

for’ two

in the Santa Monica Superior Court. The couple have been mar-

lawyer.

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be- | “Ben

exists

second

performance in ward, Angel” on

points

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that

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fessor at the University of Puerto Rico. The play, written by

Myrna

Casas,

is the

third

pre-

tre, San Juan.

LEWIS

“JT am the conscience of a house.” The words, spoken by

self to

of /her faithless lover, the son] have had, the friends m she might | who might have come for tea..

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an

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Santurce,

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piace where “time has shattereu

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she

knows

than anyone;

tle, and

better

bat-

it better: than

Dojia

Laura, who can still hope for a change of fortune; better than her husband, whose voice we hear out of nowhere, urging her fo leave a house’ where her

its|five months. But a promise

An Upon

Pepito Salazar, now after squandering his

converted ‘his|

fortune

is

and she will follow to the end.

of degradation

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acting as a buffer between ing, the girls and Dofia Laura, reetc. But

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