The San Juan Star (May 6, 1960)

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By HAROLD J, \LIDIN Catholic.

Roman

The.

new \police

five minutes away”

bi-

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- ‘fhe new patrol.division, ag | yet unnamed, will be headed by and. five | aides. a commander When in full operation, there will be a patrol car permanently

after all; are (the voters)

him

governor.”

Munoz Revealed Opposition In’ his Tuesday |-message. to educational the Legislature. on.

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left, vice-president of the Com: . Jorge Font. Sal TRIOT—Rep the Institute of Puerto e and Dr. Ricardo Alegria, |director of at a'special ceremony last Rivera Mufioz Luis t “the bust of. patrio

u Rican Culture Capit ol.

‘ his. op-. reform, Mufioz revealed position to church-backed legis-

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night at the

3

(STAR photo by Gunter

Hett.)

4

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the: captain assured.

Rico’s great states han. 2 udWee homage last night to Puertofe = PRIEST. cay ony, a By WALTER Corresp : ikit ondent er | | STAB Washington, brought g, pitol { Wi renown oo WASHINGTON—A House" Terri- Lang M ystery Probe the

tories -subcommittee . is expected today. to sweep both, the Fernos-

Murray bill and two statehood bills into the wastebasket and let the next Congress tackle Puerto Ri-

ted by 10 more vehicles in pool (See NEW SYSTEM, Page. 25)

Turns Up New s Angle |, fee, By HORST BUCHHOLZ

=

rip A new facet of the probe. into can .Status ‘problems: ‘Following a closed-door subcom- the death of Public Housing Admittee session yesterday, Chair- ministration ners Frederick W, -man Leo O’Brien (D.-N.Y.) told Lang was uncovered. yesterday. _ newsmen: Announcing this without giving

other

pro with

the

Fernos

there is no support 7

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1

Moscow

and

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i

aspect The Asst. D. A, said the Subject of Hearings ly. check: 2 careful be to have would would| The Fernos-Murray bill before being: made public amend the Puerto Rico #ederal|ed out that ‘up to this point} added but; | shes establi which ‘Act Relations ghas come up that would

Jate

ssive publie’ hearings in Puerto| “A meeting Bazi planned with} ment tee headedby O’Brien heard testi- take

(See DEAD ISSUES, Page: 25) SE

Spetex

a

as he was

place

in /

"(See LANG MYSTERY; Page 25) cg

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j

:

Incident

time

(#—Princess Margaret

yesterday, stepping

the 50-minute ceremony let-like precision.

through

with. bal:

; The rest of the star-studded cast

GROVER

includes Queen Elizabeth It (AP) — Nikita S. which and other members of the royal

viet rockets are ready to “| #e against future incidents.”

Page 3, for US. reaction. The Soviet premier and--Comj Ce

t

hoz

paces,

today’s

of ‘can plane Sunday on Soviet De‘Nobody stumbled. A couple fense Ministry orders..He said So- the little bridesmaids muffled their noretalia-

See PLANE SOVIETS. story, |

Puerto Rico's fiscal relations with nothin -my theory, that suicide was 1 the United States. ‘The controver- change ae ex- impossible.” sial bill was the subject of a mot} Rico-1ast Dec: when'a subcommit- his‘ top field investigators did tied up

By

LONDON

‘and Antony Armstrong-Jones re-' hhearsed their wedding for the final

S.

U.

eee Incid

|

Khrushchev, ina blistering pre- family, went through their summit attack yesterday on the United States, announced Rus- top. ‘complete details on shot down ‘an-Ameri- (For "| sian forées , see Page 14). fe

for jStatehood *

BI

a

; By PREST

{2% Marin, Governor, of the-

“We can’t go all the way with |

now:”’’

asts(

:

the

wlessl| y Run OffDENNFla IS NEELD

paid

pa Lament

oes fio ant On PlaneON

‘Puerto Ri \nent figures| associated

:

Se

session,

in’ joint

Legisldture,

a,

The 68 cars will be supplemen-

Final Rehearsal Puerto Rican rMeg And Tony: | the Common- | Fo

s.” | These | famous words ‘of theof “Before all we ate Puerto Ricanjast. night through ithe Capitol ed echo patric, Luis Mufioz Rivera, alth: In a brilli int ceremony, the Commonwe

of 68 sections

dividing the metropolitan area, he said. From -one}-end of any section to- the other is: no more than five minutes’ driving time,

gchool children on@ hour weekly ‘outto take religious instruction

in each

cruising

Notables Fill Ca itol As Rites. Iwo Statehood Bills Close Munoz Rivera Centenary And Fernos-Murray Seen Dead! Issues. Yation that would free public

bill this year,

will

graduates

\be hired to implement the enptire system.

issue of religious, 4

have made

who

academy

new

372

giggles. But most important, body gummed up the ring routine. ‘The real ring wasn't used, just gestures. No.

munist party chief unlimbered a wide-ranging attack on- the

The. chasm where |, today,

Jitters

scene was. the towering Abbey Westminster of Margaret will wed Tony : Margaret showed no signs

Western ' Allies. He © criticized bridal. jitters. President Eisenhower and scoff-}.ef the ed

at

Richard

M.

Nixon

as

&

(See NIKITA BLAST, Page 25)

"

" “She looks absolutely blissfu25)l,"” (See MEG, TONY, Page

bE & i

The new. system, which will be in full operation) soon, begtoday when ins its first steps 69 new patrolmen from the po| lice academy. will, go on duty, Lugo said yesterday. Atotal of

instruction,” the: prelate “added, | | Mufoz ‘has seared very little’) | “how Catholic Popiilars::think —who,

:

yesterday.

STAR

Popu-

Catholic

ey

itan Police Division, told the

The Most Rev. James: P. Da- | for

>”

|go Méndez, of the Metropol-

vis ‘said. that Governor, Mufoz has posed a “serious matter of the

:

from

any home in the metropolitan area, Capt: Ernesto Lu-

Marin against’ a law which}: would authorize religious instruction for public school] 4 | children: °

On

sys-

patrol

here” will place a patrol car jat all times “no more than

and juridical grounds. t he stand of Gov., Luis Mufioz}

lars.

:

| tem in the metropolitan, area

shop of San Juan yesterday. challenged on both moral

conscience”

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Plan Freight Fight — By

FREDERICK

HARMON

Manufacturers’:

The FMB decision last Friday upheld a rate increase of 28:8

Associa:

tion of Puerto Rico is planning to appeal the recent Federal

Maritime

Board

decision

per cent imposed ‘by the Atlantic and Gulf-Puerto”

ing a rise in freight rates between the island and the US. east

coast

and

Gulf

learned yesterday. Sabino Valdes, the the D.C. and

-

ports,

kes

of

for

the

appeal,

Martinez which

said

would

the

be

appeal,

separate

the

appeal

the

Commonwealth

being

from

planned

by

government,

would probably be submitted to the US. District Court or the Court

of

000”

Appeals

in

shington.

Wa-

Agency,

Ine.

in

the

.

three-year

against the freight Martinez said.

accord-

ing to Hector Martinez Rigau, the Association’s evecutive director.

Line

He

added

crease

nufacturers which

and

that

puts

competition

{|

4 : a By A. W. MALDONADO fore: the end of the session, Secretary...of Education, Dr. May 30. q 4 ~ ie 14 es | Efrain Sanchez Hidalgo has sent The’ Governor. disclosed SanGoy. Luis: Munoz Marin .a letter chez Hidalgo’s letter in. answer-0f resignation: The Governo r4 will decide today or. tomorrow ing a question concerning: persistent but. unconfirmed reports whether

to accept of reject the resignation that would be the that his first major -move in the “pro- minent.

ready

at

the

rate

U.S.

highly

their

main

-industries mechanized

raw

materials

hand.

The Association is also plann-

ing ing

to appeal another FMB rulgranting steamship lines an

interim

increase

on shipments Rico and the

Martinez

be

said

submitted

of

10 per

cent

between Puerto U.S. West coast.

this

appeal

directly

taleza, Mufioz of

and

Mayaguez

Juan,

Ponce

rbona

cloudiness with occasional show-|2¢Tland,

is

in

Geneva,

Virgin

showers

today

and to-; of

cher’s

8 to 16 knots. TEMPERATURES: 12:30 p.m. Low, 71.

STATESIDE:

New

High,

York,

90

| at | \

ealth.

Under-secretary Tres

Suiar

is

Manuel acting

A. To-

secretary

74,

r. Arbona’s return the end until of the] month.

ton D. C., 74, partly cloudy; Mia-

Department of Health July 1 when {he will become assistant dean of the University of Puerto

elear; Boston, 61, clear; Philadelphia, 74, partly cloudy; Washing-

mi, 81, partly cloudy; San Fran. cisco 63, partly cloudy; San An-

tonio, 81, cloudy.

Tortes

Aguiar

will

leave

lature major

T

ae

his: office “for_.the

salary

increa

that

has

| destined to the’

know

been

the Senate

will bills

some-

a. special

job

for

“ts

Governor

die in the Senate, said he

did

not

about it. Mufioz instructed.

an aide to look ao into the -matter. ‘Sen,

three

consider all now pending

doing

Asked ta comment_on‘ia toxic drug bill passed three years ago by the ‘House, | but apparently

fdent of

Anselmi, ‘presi-

the

Senate

committee

on’ health and- welfare, where the bill has been bottled for three years, predicted in a re.

cent interview ‘the bill would | die. He “said the measure pre-

the he-

CHEZ

sented. so many difficuties that it had ‘been impossible to work with it. pe

HIDALGO

Senate refusal to investigate him on charges of political bribery as “another belated

vindication”

of

havior. He is on vacation.

Wednesday

his

public

in

the

Senate

1956 and 1958 elections.

‘Rico ,

“shocking

killed

trepass”

upon

the

, The Williams motion was subMnitted to the Senate soon after

the trial of Congressman began‘March 7 -in Federal in New York on ‘charges mee tax;evasion. The trial

es-

tablished rules of Congressional

by a vote of-56 to 15 a motion by Senator John Williams (Rep. Del) calling for a probe into reports that the Harlem Congres-

behavior. : = “In the House we don’t even allude to members of the other chamber,” Powell commented.

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toxic

bottled

the

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Considerable | ™°

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World Health Meet San

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Frcs,

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1. Said he will look into ~ bill controlling the retail sale

Dr. Arbona Atfends

FORECAST:

Mufioz

Rico’s

2

. Sanchez’ Hidalgo could’ not’ be reached yesterday. He ‘has -not

to facilitate the education reform.” i. Will Eye Toxic Drug Bill | Speaking at a news conference yesterday morning at the For-

would

to

FMB.

reform”of Puerto

replacement |

letter. “tomorrow or the | day’ af. ter?

se Dill, al|teras.one of “great human though offici calle ally d. . qualit y and great nobjlity.”: ‘Af-| Seretary’ ry’s Whereabouts Unknown yesterday that he will answer a ter the ‘news conference, Mujioz. Education. officials. admitted letter submitted by Sanchez Hi- said that he will answer the yesterday they did ‘not know dalgo in which the Secretary where the : Secretary. was. The “placed his position ‘at the disSecretary’s technical ‘assistant, Posal of the governor in order Jesus Maria Santalis, said the

in-

Rican

at a disadvantage

with

found

fight ‘educational system. rise, ' The Governor announced

rate

Puerto

are

have

WHF

Of Sanchez Hidalgo

The Manufacturers’ ~associatien has spent “more than $75,-

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As Three Die | In Accidents

Puerto Rico’s already alarm'ng 1960 traffic. toll mounted sharply to 128 within the past two days as an elderly man, a young teenage girl w:-e boy. anda struck down and killed by axtomobiles in San Juan metro oli tan areas.

ANGLADA

an unidentified, Police late yesterday were seeking cars involved three of one drove who man “badly injured” on Highway bus a with ion four-way collis

in spectacular of Bayamén. No. 2 near the Caridad section +#— Twelve other persons were in-

Plane Soviets} Shot Down

jured in the accident, which tied

as far

traffic for five hours

as Constitution Ave. Among the injured were four policeman. The bus, owned. and operated by the Puerto Rico Motor Coach C., plunged down a hill near the Santa Rosa Bridge, coming to a

against

rest

Bayamon

At

having

shot

the

in

pilot

the plane

losing

continued

BUS—Thisis the

DAMAGED Bayam6n

Puerto Rico

a four-vehicle

in

involved

that. was

bus

Coach

Motor

near

collision

Police said 12 people were

yesterday afternoon.

(STAR, photo by Julio Tobar.)

hurt in the accident.

on automadistance

accidentally

and

Toro

of

she

as

girl

the

walking on the sidewalk at 6, Route 2, between Baya-

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and

By A. W. MALDONADO In support bf his contention that ‘statehood! for Puerto Rico would spell “economic disaster”

road

The

facilities.

argument

pas-

wheel

front

a

when

tantly

‘Maximino

Mon-

Resto,

Figueroa

Hermogenes

Of $101,000,000: Munoz P

by

xilled

was

12,

Santurna,

as a truck yesterday morning he attempted to snatch stalks of sugar cane from the vehicle in the Cordova Davila Manati section. The boy was killed inswas driven by talvo Rosario.

65, died en route to the hospital

after having ‘been hit by: another

on Hightruck on Wednesday way No. 1. The truck was driven

that . federal

grants would make up this loss violated Soviet fis not valid, the Governor points tment depar state; air space,” the Jesus Gonzalez Orona; A good part of federal funds lout. i for the island; Gov. Luis Munoz ‘are granted only when matched * At. Rio Piedras District Hos- said. a series of figuIts report—issued after a hur- Marin released pital: policemen Jose Fortuna, the local government. The reordered by Pre- res yesterday|on Puerto Rican {by Ramon Martinez and Francisco ry-up inquiry Munoz asserts, would be sult, sted sugge -— income tax. | Ramos Perez of Mayaguez; and sident Eisenhower a state Puerto Rico would as that words in mild According to the Treasury Eleuterio Negron of Vega Baja. this possibility federal aid. less get that avoided any reference to Department, Puerto Ricans will The ages of the injured, as well solution, therefore, is not The declagovernt geren belli ’s Commonwealth pay the as the places of residence ex- Khrushchev means’ plane was sent ment $62,800,000 in fiscal 1960— té pay federal taxes which cept in the case of the policemen, ration that the Common of ation continu the over .” an increase of $7 million by U.S. “aggressive! forces were not immediately available. wealth status. If Commonwealth t last year. Sovie the told ev shch poy Khru minar According to preli were to disappear, plane -may have $101,000,000 In Income Tax lice reports, the bus was proce- Parliament the US. the state, by a out with been ordered If Puerto Rico were Mayaguez toward eding ps without Ei- according to the Munoz stateabout 20 passengers when it was military — perha “ime— to ment, it would have to pay the: struck by a car driven by Gerar- senhower’s knowledg on the Federal Government $101 million; do Vives Gomez, 19. Witnesses press us and frighten us } ; out eve of the summit.” in income tax. alleged Vives’ car swung were outers memb ess bus.’ higher! Congr the much striking are before taxes -ALL MAKES lane of Federal e and Vives’ car then collided with raged by Khruschev’s charg than local taxes on incomes ess GENERAL ELECTRIC Rios son,

Ida his wife six-month-old

48,

Cordero,

over

sed over his body. The vehicle

Statehood Means TaxRise

consciouness,

tic ‘pilot a considerable

his and

cion

result

could

which

ran

mon and Santurce. Trucks accounted for two of Conccp|-the fatalities. Ramon

a failure in ‘the oxygen |

equipment

CliMelendez At Hermanos Hector Roman, nic, “~Bayamon: Roman, Hector;

S.

tion actually was an unarmed weather study craft whose civilian pilot may have blacked out. “It..is entirely possible that

:

Torres;

cisco

Nikita

down. on a mission of intimida-

Fran-

Juan

and

Moya

Patricio

yester-

military’

. was

boasted

Krushchev

Center:

Health

Premier

Soviet

plane

US.

“bandit”

the

day

indicated

States

United

Zapata;

Gonzalez

- Angel

pital:

By FRED S. HOFFMAN (AP). — The WASHINGTON

Avila

Baja, was Km.

Was Unarmed

tree.

bamboo

Its driver, Ramon ‘Torres Riquet, was pinned between his seat and the wheel, and was released after a quarter hour’s work by police and fellow passengers. The others injured, taken to neighboring hospitals by ambuJances and private cars, were: At San Patricio Federal Hos-

doro

by

Rodriguez

Paulino

Figuerva.

Choir Of Naval Station

Will Chant In Miramar Station San -Juan Naval will present a selection

The Choir

in

chants

“Community

a

to be observance Jewish Community, tonight

mar,

of.

Night’

held at the Center, Mira-

8.30.

at

Mr. and Mrs. George Goldberg and Mr. and Mrs. William Topp

will act as. hosts.

FILTERS

AIR CONDITIONING

the

off the

trict

the

investigating.

is

Attorney

Dis-

Bayamon

the

Storing Arms Charge LeveledBy Cuban Press At Navy Base _ HAVANA (AP) paper Revolucion

— The newsyesterday ac-

United

the

cused

of

States

shipping to its Guantanamo naval base supplies of bazookas,

artillery

mountain of

arms

the

not

types

semiofficial’

by

required

Kee

naval base.”

‘The

“other

and

said

paper

_ the arrival of such weapons

“is

FOR _

An

meeting

in

Paris

chev, declined comment. He said

he

wanted

premier’s

to

study

the

with

pons.

RENT four bedrooms

_—

‘ess

that,

the

statement

one

hand,

Munoz

con}

tinues. points

and

FRIGIDAIRE WORTHINGTON GIBSON AMANA

TELEPHONE

out, Puerto Ricans could not poswhat

paid

is’ being

P. R. FILTERS,

now.

“On the other hand, Puerto Rico’s local tax, cannot be eliminasince

ted,

island

of

this

would

educational,

deny

four

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-- Made in Puerto Rico by

sibly pay both taxes, which would twice over total $163,800,000,

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Others said the United States should go ahead with the summit conference “despite the crude, rude, provocation remarks of Khrushchsv.” M. Richard Vice President Nixon—who came in for some unflattering mention by Khrush-

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— Friday, May 6, 1960

Bill To Give V.I. Voice Gains

lift to the measure

by

ing

give

for

Congress

to

gave

a

again

call-

represen-

port from both Democrats Republicans the bill can gain mittee approval.

The

opposition

gressmen

who

of southern

long

opposed

and com-

constate-

a vote

in’ the

House

this

year.

In 1958, horse racing produced $222,049,651 in revenue for all the

states in the U. S.

Plan To Quit Fomento Post Fomento Moscoso

Administrator yesterday

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resignation

to

Marin. Moscoso

issued

offer from

a cate-

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Think Meg's Marriage Dear? Americans Pay $1,500 To Wed

ILGWU Wins Pact With Garment Fi some

employing

.

membership here, reportedly some 6,000, -is employed by brassiere

according to an ILGWU: spokesman opens the women’s undergarment industry to union organ-

cents hourly is well above the Federal minimum of 70 cents now

ization.

. Alberto

ILGWU

Sanchez,

about

mates

esti-

here,

plants

15 underwear

Wew Service Between

five cents above the Federal base rate. Other gains won by strikersl

Buenos Aires, New A York PanaAir-

welfare

one

per

cent

a

ParrES

ec. ee wre ee

eee

the

under

weekly

$1,200

the

during

another

{to

let

wants.

New

Bride’s

York,

News World

McCall's, U. S. Report, and the Progressions

into

& World Almanac.

she

future

the

demand for furniture,

clothing,

cent first

of women time are

marrying for the teen-agers— with

jewelry, 18 the most favored age.

_

JUAN A. ROSADO

esti-

And

the

Queen

her

when

II,

Elizabeth

|,

weddings

American

will approach the sum I spent at Wes tminster Abbey. But |

e

the

average

7

by

a

roe

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CY

to

2

Wallet Sets, other Boutique OPEN NOON

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Items

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aiid

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|

look forward

what they may sales

in

various

4

dbags, Lingerie, Robes, Jewelry, Sweaters

advertising

opportunities.

and perhaps dirty pool to frighten already lined-up bridegrooms and

% -

Ave.

It may be unchivalrous to publicize this figure during leap year

Y °

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cost is being set forth

Madison

agency eager to let business men

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now

cost 15,000. Few, if any,

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py with a beau

Fortaleza

expect

PUERTO RICAN. TALENT—

was married in 1947, the wedding

]

gift from

can

this year

ree

MOTHER will be hap

note:

inflation

An

sister,

two-

Gladnick.

eeeeose

205

such

route

mates of her ‘honeymoon in Caftibbean come to $112,000.

averaged

costs

streets.

the

decorate

to

month stoppage, reported ILGWU t international representative Rober

made en City, and

tifully wrapped

It bases its estimates on

and $9,000 for a million red: roses

$10 talization payments limited to

for 20 days. strike ILGWU

the

along

for music

aside

plan

with hospi-

are $20 for 20 weeks,

appliances,

bill is expected to run to about set $60,000— with $14,000 of that

benefits

health

or

way

know

will mean ‘“‘a surging | houses, apartments,

/ Million Red Roses wedding Margaret's Princess

and

severance

a

Maximum _ sickness provided

Miami. eee

to

people

services.

and

industries

many

for

manage-

fund.

The Douglas jetliner covered the 5,800-mile route in 11 hours and 49 minutes flying time, cutting nine hours from previous DC-7

eee

benefits,

payroll

contribution

ment

York.

flight route

management

and

airline’s new jet service Buenos Aires and New

times. Stops were at Linja, Panama

by

health

port yesterday morning to inaugurate the between.

a three per cent payrol

contribution

one

aged

young

American couple up in housekeep-

Corp. wage

Undies, minimum

The Hollywood pact calls for a include

NEW YORK —(AP)— gra DC-8 landed at Idlewild

of other

myriad

and

automobiles

suppose that the trend of the 1940s. and 1950s toward earlier in rise expected the on ;Based ng ing. The .cost has been growi families larger and marriages five in weddings of number the steadily— even if an increasing both mar- ' (although continue will , annually million 2% to years to dip part of it is going on the cuff. bells soon will be ringing riages. and births tend And the big~ increase in the wedding the during recessions). of on proporti sizable a in as ed number of weddings expect he study says that most girls national spending. the 1960s progress could bring start filling a hope chest in of now firm . | This according to the the royal outlay to a figure loomthe mid-teens, and that 32 per Osborn, & for k Durstine outloo Barton, sales Batten, the in ing large

today

undergarment

for the

in effect industry.

it takes

average

the

set

to

much

how

at

surprised

of 85

wage

guaranteed

contract

of the

director

organization

this

year,

to receive $1,003 worth of wedding gifts— usually things she’s man-

as

just

be

may

back

time

some

Their

manufacturers.

corset

and

and

at the plant,

a

average’ bride

the

And

But Americans who got marired

Union -(ILGWU-AFL-CIO.) The two-year contract, effective May 1, ended a two-month strike

of 65 workers

marriages

million

the

into

dig

The bulk of the present ILGWU

Workers’

Garment

The average cost is put at $1,500. the present rate of some 1-42

NEW YORK (AP)— Americans warks out to $22-% billion for the sources as the U. S. Department bureau, census be agog over how . much weddings and real expense that of Commerce’s number of these plants, said San-) may marriage follows— setting up the households. the U. S.) Department of Health, Margaret's cess a|Prin charter may union the | chez, cost the British and how A week’s sets the Education & Welfare, economists honeymoon | separate local for workers in the|has honeymoon will majority of grooms back $237. of the Chase Manhattan Bank of her more much y. industr | undergarment Magazine, royal purse.

Jocal women’ try was scored this week with the| signing of a collective bargaining agreement between the Hollywood Undies Corp., and the Internation-

Ladies

At

AP Business News Analyst

By HAROLD J. LIDIN zation. If the the|ripe for winsorgani through intoindus A union breaka| ts with contrac WU -|ILG arment s underg

al

DAWSON

SAM

By

are

1600 workers

“oe

of

members

the

family

may be touched for part of | the’ to mention not cost—

who the

friends who will be choosing

ding presents. But

here

the

are

wed-

figures,

for

whatever the estimate is worth— an and always remembering that average figure never seems to fit any one person individually:

FOR LEASE 67

We

Have

A

Fine

form

in

Joyuya

by two rivers, planted |

dormitory,

and

1

formation

call

3-0606.

in sugar cane, coffee, bananas & 1 workers fruits. 2 dwellings,

Selection Of GLAZED

cuerdes

surrounded

FRUITS

imported from France and Italy

born.

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in-

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also

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*

*

May

be

U.P.R.

6. at

Rio

Piedras’

Miss

crowned

at

May

6—

a ball

Bird’s The

Marta

Queen this

Friday,

Restaurant event

of

is

in

spon-

sored by the Alpha Chapter of the Alpha Beta Chi Fraternity and

will

start

at

10

*

*

*

SATURDAY,

May

p.m. 7

The

wives of members of the Puerto Rican Bar Association will huid a Juncheon party at 12 noon at La Rosaleda, in Guaynabo.

\

Women’s

with

Editor

Mme. Helena Rubinstein, world famous beauty consultant and cosmetician, who stumbled on the secret of eternal youth years ago, arrived here Wednesday for her first peek at Ponce de Leon Land. Poor Juan Ponce de Leon —his search ended in his untimely death in Florida— while Madame at 80-odd is still going

strong.

Mme Rubinstein, or Princess Gourielli as she is known in her more private life, is almost a legend on the international social and business scene. Her collections of both modern and antique paintings fill her sumptuous New York and Paris homes. Her jewels are worth

a rajah’s

ransom.

She arrived at San Juan’s International Airport Wednesday on the

same

Eastern

Airlines

jet

cellist

Pablo _ Casals,

San

Juan’s honorary first- citizen, and greeted San’ Juan’s Mayor, : the Hon. Dofia Felisa Rincon de Gau-

ed with 1¢- karat gold motifs and

physically.

=

possible-. Dr.-_ Ricardo

seed- pearls appeared like a figure Alegria, Director of Puerto. Rico’s

out of a Russia ‘ikon. 'A. seven-' Institute of Culture,- who invited strand necklace of matched pearls her here last year when part of tier, just as thé latter was taking encircled her throat, and match- her own fabulous modern ‘art. coloff by plane for New ‘York. Dona ing diamond encrusted. bracelets lection .went on exhibit, has proFelisa came prepared, ‘however. were on each wrist.. Her earrings mised to be. her art guide.. YesShe’ greeted the famous guest were magnificent pearl — drops ‘terday morning, too, she appeared warmly and presented her with the with diamonds. On her right hand key to the ‘city minutes before ‘She wore an enormous emerald as the guest of the Navy. Officers’ Wives Club as their honor guest her flight to New York for the cabochon ring, circled with, diaat a morning’ coffee held in the “Night in San Juan” benefit ball monds, and on her left, an anReserve Officer’s Beach ‘Club. was called. Rod tiqué rose cut diamond ring of But back to the unique and Accompanying

Mme.

Rubinstein

were Nora Sullenberger,-\ of the Rubinstein Export Division, and Swiss nurse, Miss Dora Aellig. Later that day, Mme. Rubinstein and her representatives, Marxauch & Zegri entertained at a

cocktail reception in the Presiden-

equally

generous

proportions.

great

lady

herself. Her

own

se-

Madame is a tiny woman, usual- }erets of beauty and lengevity are ly photographed, standing, which ‘simple enough—plenty) of. sleep, because of her superbe carriage Some exercise to: firm flabby flesh

gives her an illusion of -height. and: muscles, a moderate diet and Her bright dark eyes were alert, {her own. beauty products, natualthough the tropical heat had somewhat exhausted her, Her im-

rally).

Mme.

Rubinstein . drinks

but seldom. and never smokes, tial Suite of the Hotel Caribe pressions of the island were “only because I never took up Hilton. | strictly visual—masses of color— the habit. - Everyth” ing in modeMme. Rubinstein, wearing a and she loves bright color. | ration is her motto. yellow-gold silk satin gown deDuring her limited stay here, In. Spain, she says, she--found signed“ by famed’ Franco-Spanish she hopes to see as much of the ‘women were’ using: too much couturier Balenciaga, embroider- Puerto Rico’s modern art as is! - (See RUBINSTEIN, -Page 10)

g RIAL Moeua.

*

FRIDAY,

at this

affair.

STAR

KNORR

RAID

social

BETTY

ee

important

By

cor ram

gala will

be held on Friday, May 6, at the Sheraton East Hotel in New York to benefit the N. Y. Foundling Hospital. Doha Felisa Rincon de Gautier, Mayor of San

Juan, will be honor guest

Fe

LADY'S

SHAVER

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Helena Rubinstein MakesHer First Visit To Puerto Rico’

| Weekly Calendar FRIDAY; “Una Noche

RE-SAN

Ce


THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, May 6, 1960 An

Old

Timer

Remembers

The Changing Tinies by Edith Irvine Rivera I’ts

surprising

how

many

historic events took place in Puerto Rico in the month of May during the early days. My old timer friend reminded me the other day that the Act of April 12 provid-

ing for a Civil Government

in Puerto Rico was established on May 1, 1900. The civil government consisted of a governor and an executive council of eleven members to be appointed by the President every 4 years, and a house of delegates with 35 members elected biennially by the people. That was a new one for me,

hut I reminded her that on May 1899

Governor

Henry

ordered

that the working day be limited to eight

good music here is partly due to our world renowned Cellist, Don

Pablo Casals Festival.” “IT

agree

and with

his you

marvelous there

one

hundred per cent,” she said. ‘The first Casals Festival began on May 8, 1957. People from all over the world came to attend the concerts, and the University Theater was filled to capacity every night. The fourth Festival, I understand, is to be held in June this year. I just wonder why this delightful

music

festival has

been

changed

from May to June?”

“Hard to tell,” said I, ‘but any-. way, folks here will enjoy it, no matter when it’s given, I’m sure.”

i

a

OUTGOING AND INCOMING OFFICERS — The Antilles new officers at their last meeting in the F't. Brooke Officers’ right are outgoing officers, Mrs. Stewart Shirley, Mrs. Wiley

mand

Open Horn

OWC

Mess. and Mrs.

installed

Left

to

Clement

Farrell while continuing ou are Mrs. Lester Hanks, president; Mrs. George W. Best, vice-president: Mrs. William Glover, secretary; and Mrs. James S. Harry, treasurer, new officers.

hours.

“That

was

a wise move,”

she

Z

2,

pin, Beethoven, etc. I feel certain that this greater appreciation of

said, “‘and, by the way, I was told the other day that San Juan

12, 1898.

really

early

days,

told that the slave Guinea was stopped 1820.” “That’s

news

to

we

are

traffic from on May 30, me,’

said

my

friend,” but bringing our memory book I

up to date, I must

think

also

the

be

month

stand

Puerto

of

say that May”

will

out remembered

Rico’s

important

in

events

because of the Casals Festival, , Which has helped to increase music appreciation. “There is no doubt about that,” said I, “‘good music ing ground again.

is really gainIn the early

days the ‘danza’ and waltz and operatic music enhanced the island’s music lovers.” “Yes,” interrupted my friend,” but later on the distressing jazz period dominated the dance hall

and squawked on what was then known as the victrola and later on the radio.” “But

like

today,”

I

said,’

to

hear

the

masters

and

young

their

appreciation

music

at the club

people

of

Hotel

the

people

show

Bach,

Cho-

of

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for a big Mother’s

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performance

of

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oe

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was bombarded

This was one of the events of the Spanish American war in Puerto Rico. It is said that close to 100 people were killed and wounded. Also the lighthouse at what used to be called Morro Castle, now ¥. Brooke, the Infantry Barracks and other public buildings were damaged.”’ “And farther back,” I said, “in

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THE SAN JUAN

10 Iris

Santiago

nijla,

daughter

Juan

Santiago,

gaged

to wed

mussi.

of

stationed

of

has

Pfc.

Bayside, at

of

Mr.

Fort

Guaya-

and

he “Union de rieomas,” (United

Mrs.

become

Antonio N.

en-

Y.,

now

at

Buchanan.

the

Salessian

School

tea

Hilton Mrs.

wedding reception will be held the Ft. Buchanan NCO Club, al after the ceremony. Pie. Colamussi is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Colamussi, of Bayside, N. Y., and is a gradu-

of

a

starting

Tuesday,

A

at

4:30

April

10, at the

Hotel. Angelina

Acuna

p.m.

Caribe de

Cas-

taneda, of Guatemala, who arrives in Puerto Rico Sunday, and has been selected ‘‘Woman of the Americas for 1960” by the inter-

of

New York City. The bride-to-be obtained her degree in nursing at the University of Puerto Rico.

Mujeres AmeAmerican Wo-

men) will commemorate the Day of the Woman of the Americas

Cola-

The couple will wed Oct. 15 z{ San Jorge Church in Santurce.

ate

national be

the

UMA

and

writer

of

®

Arrangements

Union Church Guild To Install Leaders New officers to head the Women’s Guild of the Union Church will day,

be installed May 6, at

in

office, p.m. in

1

Frithe

guests

tea.

will

at the

Spanish

literature.

officiate

at

the

ceremonies.

@

Blooming

Worldwide

Plants

delivery

flower

branches

which

Monday’s

meeting

Hotel

showed

of

the

pear in the outlines on or yesterday’s STAR.

at

Garden

Inap-

page

12

Rubinstein (Continued frem Page 8) makeup. In Russia, they had

their

THE FLOWER HOUSE

she

Club of Puerto Rico in the stitute of Culture, failed to

eye

service

Concha

Correction Part of the sentence identifying Mrs. Charles Regenass and her arrangement of single hibiscus blooms strung on fine palm

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members.

is a noted: poetess

Prompt

Wire

for new

church hall. The Rev. Donald E. Johnson, pastor of the church,

MOTHER'S DAY

Bouquets

ceremony

the local initiation

will

honored

Mrs. Castaneda

During the function, UMAs will hold an

organization,

Every day is the right day to send FLOWERS but ESPECIALLY

choice

stick—a

purple.

of two

rather

There,

shades

nasty

of lip-

orange

too, she found

or

that

lines for food have now moved over to queue-up outside Moscow’s three cosmetic clinics and slightly

over

NNN Mig OTANI

— Friday, May 66, 1960

Special UMA Meeting Set

Engagement Miss

§STAR

100

beauty

parlors.

Face-

PRINCESS GOURIELLI—Mme. Helena Rubinstein, famous beauty consultant and cosmetician, with Carmen Destremps, left, and Kay Zegri, right, entertained Wednesday evening at a cocktail and reception in the Presidential (STAR photo by Betty Suite of the Hotel Caribe Hilton. Knorr.) ° lifting and plastic surgery cheap, however, in Moscow, discovered last summer when

had Fair. The

a kiosk at the Moscow

are she she

Trade

should

wear

Her

original

scheduled

narrowed: Polish-born

Helena

Rubin-

stein dislikes the trend to pale lipsticks. ‘‘No woman over 18

those

pale

pinks,”

she. says. for

stay on the five

down

days,

to

leaves this Friday for but promises to return

cooler

season

island,

has

been

three.

She

New York during the

next January.


THE SAN-JUAN-STAR — Friday, May 6, 1960. ‘ Tanders S95

I couldn’t. face the truth.. Kitty’s

are 90% world.

sage

and tell

letter criticizes me because I fill my life with “parties, mas-

Penalty Is $100 Fine Or Jail

parlors

charity

drives.”

fine

or

days in jail, or both. Any

afternoon I was at home with

60

per-

son who willfully gives fake information can be fined $500, given a year in jail, or both. wife asked him.in. I heard -- Tell your wife she may not their conversation from the have heard the end of this. It’s next room. It was all I could not smart to play Truth or Con-}{j do to stay in bed: and keep sequences with representatives out of it. of the Federal government. The questions asked by the census My wife told him one lie after the other. He asked her age and taker are for the official record she blithely knocked off four and it.is essential that they get “years. She told’ him -we have, correct information. four children. We have two. She DEAR ANN: I just read the lied about my occupation (said letter from Kitty who is in love I was an attorney). with her married boss. I could “After the man left I. asked wager my life that letter was

a bad cold. The census taker came to the door and my

why

she

was

“I

hate

personal

free to

it. Her

people

questions.

country

answer Was

did

my

and

ask

This

is

want

to.”

I don’t

if I don’t wife

answer

who

obliged

have

a

to

give

to the

cen

written by my husband’s retary. My husband and I were

sec-

quisitely

‘had

lovely

happy—once. friends

and

We

correct

answers

did

Just

things

else

can

sat

ter find a man who will marry her. Then he'll come ‘home to

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his

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me,

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says her

Bruce

but

‘this

wants wife

won't

retary. I ignored them because jet him go.” She's wrong—as

and

him, back.

because

I'll be My

I will

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in Sen

St.

Juan’

made.

Retire

early.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You can get some excellent results

today

if

you

will

contact

associatés or comrades and give them the benefit of some of your inspired ideas. This will then be

mutually

helpful.

P.M.

guard

your speech. Do not be caustic. . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec.

21)

with

those.

power

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Be

WELCOMES

you

over your

important

day.

sure

persons

Impress

and

affairs

‘them

and

have

financial

personal

character

confer

who

with

that

to-

your

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are

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and

working

how to systematize all of your affairs properly. Be sure you write

those

-important

letters.

P.M. pay attention to what a new friend is saying but do not commit yourself. AQUARIUS

19)

Every

today

(Jan.

21

to

opportunity

Feb.

is

yours

to get tax or governmental

affairs, business matters, etc. in fine order, However, be particularly considerate in P.M. or you

come

to

some

misunder-

standing where romantic attachment is concerned. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Day hours excellent for coming to better understanding with associates and cementing better relations - in personal affairs. Meet any promises made. Tonight you

must

caustic If

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VELASCO SAN JUAN—RIO PIEDRAS

guard

against

remarks,

Your

Child

Keep Is

any

smiling.

Born

Today

The delightful child born today will be the joy of all about him, or her, since your. child will be endowed with a very warm and happy nature. Begin

to

groom

your

child

early

for

appearances before the general Public in whatever capacity is

best

indicated—music,

politics.

There

is

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the

arts,

success

in-this chart, provided you guard

against

rio piedras store epen till 9 pm and always at noon

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"| RHE, SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, May. 6,,1960

Vieques Faces Grim - Is Nikita

13

Setting

Stage |

By

WALTER STAR

base at Roosevelt Roads idéal tropical training

S. PRIEST

Washington

Bureau

WASHINGTON — Unless’ the Mayor of Vieques island thinks up a better reason than the welfare

of

9,000

people,

the

Navy

Equally

obvious

abandon

roaring

through

Pentagon’s

area

to

Marine

Corps

Commandant

firing

fortunately,

are

can

long

a

rockets

plush

Vieques

Un-

remains

the

Vieques. ~ / Rivera told Shoup that for. many

The Navy statement said nation-

he

has

watched

the

economy

of his ‘island decline until the per capita income is now $250 a year, only half’ that. of .the Com_ Monwealth. Fewer than 50€@ ofthe

2,000

‘“‘employables’

‘on

the

al defense must remain ry consideration,’

of commercial allowed.

dangerous

when

the

parliament

ground in the

three-hour

against

ora-

the back-

of a significant shakeup Soviet power structure,

much

of

an

chev to make such an issue of it. XKhrushchev’s speech, and developments preceding it, give some hints about the reasons. His speech was leaded with promises for the consumer public. The Soviet income tax is to

be

abolished

tures-to inside

in the

1965,

This

and other Khrushchev ges-

his the

popular Soviet

of

the

major

reasons

nected

a strong bid

influence.

with

the

Events

Soviet

¢on-

May

Day

celebration clearly indicated this. Possibly to offset such a pro-

cess,

Khrushchev

directed

the

shakeup of his party and government heirarchy, the fore leading

and brought to bureaucrats and

technicrats who have come up under his auspices. Frol R. Kozlov,

a

typical

Communist

second-generation

bureaucrat,

gets

a

post of authority in the leadership of the party, which rules the nation.

The chev’s

chances are that Khrushpolicy has been consider-

ed reckless by some of the old hands around the Kremlin. And

following

Union

as old‘Stalinists in Moscow

to. be making

renewed

“says

Khrushchev,

to pull thé rug from under.

those

.by

that

there are signs

Khrushchev’s po-

came

licies: have

been |more

seem

little annoying to his big Chinese

for ally.

than

a

.

of the 60's

Military Are Plight One

of

Ame-

more compelling reasons than the surface reasons for Khrush-

one, gets the impression that Khrushchev had little choice but who. invested: great hopes big power meeting.

be

down

THE GOLDEN VALUE LINE

5 by

20 mile island have jobs, he said. Worse, they have little hope things will improve.

be

rubber-stamp

But

a ‘‘primacannot

his

tion is viewed

and the ‘‘influx”

aircraft

can

makes

shooting

rican plane— presumed in Washington’ to be a stray weather observation craft— with one man aboard, Khrushchev calls it a military plane. There must be

dashes already slim hopes for any real progress at the summit in Paris.

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guns.

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to

no

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and

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Khrushchey

the

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M. Shoup from AntoRodriguez, mayor of

Gen. David nio Rivera

much

navy’s

;

chiefs

they

letter

the

Vieques.

Pentagon illusions

in a

and an ground.

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isn’t going to permit a commercial airline to use its airfield. The problem was dumped in the lap recently

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By WILLIAM L.: RYAN Associated Press News Analyst NEW YORK. (AP) — Nikita Khrushchev, self-styled champion of world peace, seems to have come to the conclusion that too

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and

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ranges,

occupy

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Shoup

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edding Timetabl Wedding Timetable LONDON

(AP)—

With

church

bells

ringing

and

the

sirens

of.

Thames River shipping blaring in greeting, the royal yacht Britannia will hoist anehor at 5:15 p, m. local time today to take Princess Margaret and her husband on their West Indies honeymoon. So will end a crowded day of ceremonial watched by scores of

millions

either

Here

the

is

here

day’s

in

London

timetable

or

(alt

on

television

times

throughout

local):

Europe.

.

10:55 a. m. Margaret’s eight bridemaids leave Buckingham palace by limousine and drive to Westminster Abbey. The bridegroom, Antony Armstrong-Jones, follows 11:03 a. m. Queen Elizabeth

in another and Queen

the Palace at the head of a procession royalty to the wedding.

car with his best Mother Elizabeth

of horse-drawn a

11:15 a. m.: The bride and Prince Philip, leave Clarence House in a glass coach drawn

11:25

a.'m.;

Door. 11:30 marriage

The

glass

. a. m.: service

12 Noon

coach

: silver

Twelve starts.

(approximately):

arrives

coaches

taking .

who will give her away, by two gray horses.

at the Abbey’s

trumpets

man. leave

sound

The Archbishop

the

great

fanfare

West

and

of Canterbury,

the

Primate

‘of

all England, pronounces the bridal couple to be man and wife. 12:25 p. m. (approximately): The service ends. The bride and bridegroom journey to Buckingham Palace in the-glass coach, escorted by household cavalry. The rayal family follow in thé carriages for

the wedding breakfast. 4 p. m.: The newlyweds leave Pier, just by the Tower of London. 4:30 p. m.: 5:15 p. m:

Buckingham

by

car

for

Tower

They board Britannia, moored just above Tower Bridge, The honeymoon yacht starts-its voyage down the River

Thames for the open sea.

LETTERS

PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS WORST OFFENDERS? Sir: ,

AS

ARTIST

SEES

IT —

of

This is British artist Ken Lewis’ conception of the wedding of

Westminster Abbey. Standing in front are the bride and the bridegroom and Prince Philip. Facing them is Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, the Archbishop of Canterbury, who will conduct the ceremony. Queen Elizabeth II is seated fifth from Jeft, and empty chair beside her is reserved for Prince Philip. Royal foreign visitors are in right foreground. (AP Wirephoto)

to

time

you

must

receive.

compliment

you

a

fun-loving

glamor

deep regard for prayer, chose a

girl

with

the power special bit

solemn a

cf of

shop frey

cleared

for

moments,

the

of Canterbury, Fisher, Primate

gland,

will

the

then

“With

most

Archbi-

Dr. Geofof all En-

ask

the

this ring

with

my

and

with

body all

Braschi

for

It is my

thee

my

other

wed,

worldly

goods

High Church ritual to seal her solemn wedding vows today.

tion:

This is the ceremonial blessing of the ring and the enfold-

thou have this woman to thy wedded wife, to live together

ther, and the Archbishop, hand raised, will bless them. He will

after God’s

join

ing

of

the

clasped

the

priest’s

cess and Jones. It is an

tion

of

Antony act

rarely

England

stole

hands

about

the

Prin-

Armstrong-

of

solemn

seen

in

devo-

Chureh

marriages.

Not

of even

Margaret's sister, Queen Elizabeth IJ, chose this ritual when she

wed

Prince

Philip

in

the

tame Westminster Abbey in 1947. in

Apart from this the ceremony the ornate language of the

English pattern rish

Bible closely follows of scores of other

church Bach,

the pa-

Purcell,

;

bride, Abbey

the will

great beom

organ in the out music of

Bach, Purcell and And then when rives

to

through

a

Handel. Margaret

flourish

the

great

of

ar-

trumpets

arched

West

Door, and the 2,058 guests stand, the walls of the Abbey will refound with the hymn, “Christ

is made

the sure foundation, and

the precious corner stone...” In this moment, Margaret will

advance

to the

bridgegroom

altar to join the

and

be

met

by

the

robed, stern-faced dean, who will utter the invocation to God: Dearly

beloved,

thered here...to and this-woman mony.”

we

are

ga-

join this man in holy matri-

Robert,

ordinance

will

in the holy

give the question.

same response

“Wao

giveth

this

woman

married to this man?” bishop will ery. will

be

Prince

brother-in-law. Margaret and take each will say:

will

then

hand,

‘and

wife,

hold from better, for

to

have

and

do

part,

us

safe

firm

this day forward, worse, for richer,

for for

God’s I

The ring will be produced. The Archbishop will bless the simple gold

band,

this

“In thy

name,

and

dedicate

the

ring

ring...”

Antony the

saying:

we hallow will

Princess’

slip finger,

and

on

repeat-

ing the words of the Archbishop, will

say:

will

pass

couple’s

clasped

together

newspapers,

.

your

with

the

radio

and

te-

prevent that continued mounting death toll. It is my firm belief that many of the drivers are ignorant of good driving habits and they must learn how to

drive ter

on.

safely

before

the

the

highways

slaugh-

will

cease.

As a public service it would be a splendid daily

thing

for

newspapers

to

TODAY’S

the

three

devote

BEST

Such a campaign

the Publicos,

a

of education”

(2)

truck’ drivers,

(3) taxi drivers, (4) bus drivers. Certainly these four groups of drivers should know what safe driving means. If they could

be taught. to drive

safely I be-

lieve that the rest of the drivers would quickly follow in line. My

that

and

Antony

congratulations

to.

you

W. E. O’Brien Hato Rey, P. R.

Hitler Paintings Sold LONDON —(AP)— Adolf Hitler, the .painter, finally did something for. some

of

the

refugees

he

sold for 600 pounds with the understanding. half would go to the World Refugee Fund.

FROM

EUROPE

a

of-

wed.

Secretary of Justice Hiram Cancio has been appointed a member of the national council of directors of the AmeSociety

of

Public

Admi-

The

local

chapter

of

the

by as-

sociation is represented at the national. association by special arrangement. Cancio was selected at the annual convention of the Society held at the University of Southern California at Los Angeles, which a delegation of the Puerto Rico chapter attended. é

ENGLAND | A, F. Wiles

5-6

“Oh, come in.

cre-

ated. Two of his water colors were

hands

nistration, it was announced the Department of Justice.

on

the good job you have started! Please do not leave the job half done.

stole

are

of

should begin with those drivers who -earn their living by driving cars. It has been my observation that the greatest offenders of good driving habits are: (1))

wife.”

rican

till death

to

together

embroidered

driving.

belief

day

driving.

Director Of A.S.P.A. |-

to

according

the

to

good

every

principles

Cancio Chosen New

he

holy ordinance: and thereto plight thee my troth.”

© Lord,

about

ficially

and

to cherish,

hands

Archbishop

of his

Margaret

poorer, in sickness and in health, to love

right

want

your.

space

the

as if tying them together, and intone: “J pronounce that they be man and

“I, Antony Charles Robert, take thee, Margaret Rose, to my

wedded

The

corner

to be

her

their

Amen.” kneel toge-

Finally comes the part that Margaret especially requested.

the

Philip,

Holy Ghost. couple will

together let no man put asunder.”

the Arch:

Tony

other’s

to

the The

and declare to the hushed thousands: “Those whom God has joined

all others, keep thee only unto her, so long as you both shall live?” Antony Charles Robert will say, “I will,’ and Margaret wil!

It

Handel

Charles

estate of matrimony? “Wilt thou love her, comfort her, honor and keep her, in sickness and in health; and forsaking

weddings.

While the vast congregation waits for the coming of the

of

“Antony

I do

on

levision stations can do much to

worship,

I thee endow. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and

ques-

temp-

results. I am sure that it is as a result of these editorials that has brought public recognition to the plan of Ramon Torres

I thee

I

been

work which is already producing

publication way

I have

ted to write you but have always refrained because of the large amount of letters I know

Glamor-Girl Meg Asks Special Bit Of Ritual The

safe

I have read with a great deal interest your campaign to

time

of their

to teaching

bring about safe driving on the highways of Puerto Rico. From

Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones which takes place today at London’s

By ANTHONY WHITE LONDON (AP) — Margaret,

portion

We were just talking about you.”


15.

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* EDITORIALS The

Future

Of Vieques

The island of Vieques, off the east coast of Puerto Rico and part of the Commonwealth, is facing a dismal’ economic future. Plans te develop this lush and beautiful island into a resort area, with fine hotels and residences, golf courses, yacht basins and other tourist facilities to provide income for the people, are being thwarted by the nation’s security needs. Vieques is, and long has been, a major training area for the Marine Corps. Military property, fiving ranges, and practice beachheads occupy more than

two-thirds

of

the

island.

There

is no

other~ place

quite so well suited to these purposes for the essential

training of the U. S. Marines.

The island also is an

integral part of the Roosevelt, Roads missile training base, another vital link in the nation’s defense system. The Navy and the Marine Corps have been approached several times by Commonwealth officials, and by Mayor Antonio Rivera Rodriguez of Vieques. The answer each time has been that the island is virtually indispensable if the Marines are to receive the training essential to the nation’s security.

It is to be hoped that the Commonwealth

govern-

ment, the Mayor of Vieques, the Navy and the Marines can work out a solution that will permit. develop-

ment of the island’s tourism potential without serious-

ly impairing Marine training programs. If a substantial section of the island could be dedicated to the very urgent program of tourist development to create jobs for the people of Vieques, and controlled and supervised commercial use of the Marine airstrip can. be arranged, it would be a tremendous contribution to the welfare of Vieques and Puerto Rico and to good will on all. sides.

Doctor

20 St.Louis Post-Dispatch

“AUND

Only In

s

Manifold Factors. Account For New Power Of Senate

Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin, in convention assembled all by himself, yesterday nominated Dr. Antonio Fer- . nés-Isern for another term as Resident Commissioner This

was

not

the

usual

~

type

of

convention

When

held

Senate

every four years by the political parties for the pur-

president

Gov. ‘Mufioz

of the

wields

such matters.

Popular

more

Democratic

than a

little

imagine

in

Dangerous

,

cians. Doctors, pharmacjsts, health authorities, the Medical Association, in fact everyone who knows the dangers of uncontrolled sale of toxic drugs have ad-

and

that

deaths

have

resulted from this illegal sale of drugs. The present law is obsolete. It does not even mention the word antibiotic. A new law could be in existence today but for the negligence of -the Senate

Committee

on

Health

and

politics

call

matter

is that

governor’s

chair

was

position had

he

remained

significant

Kennedy, and Stuart

Senate.

- the

Welfare.

The

bill

was

_ passed by the House three years ago. It has lain dormant in the Senate committee since that time. According to committee chairman Sen. Francisco Anselmi, the bill will die with the end of this session. And so may an unknown number of people in Puerto Rico before and after the Legislature adjourns. This is, we feel, horrible negligence that publie opinjon should not tolerate.

last President

Warren

G.

to come

Harding,

from

although

the

look

what

you’ve

done,’

he

death

The

may

of

Robert

A.

years,

the

Senate

men’s club in and the Senate candidate. Even today, ly wields more but the House political entity. ‘

Taft;

for

it

was

he

the the who

into the political stepping political limbo. For many

was

simply

called

the

of

candidate

us

patiently

Chief Hawaii

state and

second

or

may

automatically,

richest

the world. Election was an honor was no place for the presidential the Speaker of ite House probab-politital power than any Senator, of Representatives is not a stable Those familiar with Washington

the

and

Joe

who

had

even

a

he

knew

he

could

of these and

I believe

Alaska

as

are

the

‘states

and

therefere

the most

political-

reason

is

not

be

true

the

growing

conscious-

people about the need international affairs. It that

we

need

a policy

maker more than we need an administration, but I think that’s what people believe. The Washington politician, particularly a Senator in charge of an important committee, has adroitly yet subtly convinced the people he is the best equipped to formulate this policy. (Where once the governor of a state was. considered best presidential timber, today people say, almost

President!’’)

remade the Senate stone instead of a

Robert .A- Taft

ness of the American to~défine our role in

Mark

It is ironic that this new emergence of Senate as a political crucible comes after

of

enough

ly powerful.

Hanna, the Republican boss, when Teddy Roosevelt was sworn in, “You've made that damn cowboy

beth

telis

Senate.

our largest

went

said

truth have

the growing knowledge that within a matter of years, a few years at best, California will be

Senate

from the Senate inte the Vice Presidency. Theodore Roosevelt ‘also sat in the Senate as .the Vice President, where he had been supposedly shelved— but McKinley was assassinated. (‘Now

the not

There are other reasons for the\ emergence

from

Truman

and does

not have won the nomination.

admission

not- come

fact

Republican

licans.

was

-

only

himself

Hubert Humphrey, Symington for. the

alone does

Pit’’

House

glimmer of a chance against Nixon. By removing

of. the

Adlai Stevenson

the

Golden

McCarthy espied: For the first time since 1924 the Governor of New York is not a candidate for his party’s nomination, Nelson Rockefeller, of course, was”

automatic

in the

it ‘“‘The

Harry

chairs in it to seat- everyone who is elected. But the Senate is just one hundred members; the Senators do not. outnumber the reporters, a

Democrats; and Richard Nixon, who, as Vice President presides ever the Senate, for the RepubThe

antibiotics, are sold without prescriptions from physi-

result,

the one

resigned

the Senate.

final aetion on a law to control sale of dangerous drugs by drug stores. These toxic drugs, including certain

can

the

nominees: Jack Lyndon Johnson,

Negligence

that death

Governor

.The-Senate is putting forward all the potential

The Legislature will adjourn: soon without taking

mitted

that

stronger

Mufioz nominates them,. brother The forthcoming convention can

now proceed to other business.

from

of California, no

Knowland

for

entrance to nomination as his Party’s Presidential candidate. Indeed, it is now the other way around. - Knowland would have been. in a far

He nominated Dr. Fernos-Isern yester-

day and when Gov. they’re: nominated.

William to run

saw then what a mistake it would be. Knowland did not make a mistake in that “Pat” Brown beat him in the gubernatorial race— for these “are the hazards of Politics. It was a mistake to

Party,

influence

By

jan

pose of nominating candidates.. But it was just as conclusive. At his press conference, the Governor said he “ventured to predict” «that Dr. Fernés-Isern would be nominated for another term if he wants it.

As

America

Is In

for Puerto Rico in Washington.

SWELL

‘(He

knows

nothing

of

foreign

affairs.’’) And one last reason for the emergence of the ‘Senate is that the Senate carries with it the tive goes to Washington for two years, & sehator for six. The senator has more constructive leisure to wade through the primaries and posture for the photographers. -

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Mrs. Mufioz will accompany Dr. Mercedes Rodrigo, noted psycho-

a meeting of the Business and Professional Women’s Club. All they

WHOA’s

of

Shine

Melodies

Interna-

sultant, Madame Helena tein at-the Governor’s

Pianist, Elsa Rivera Salgado played several numbers - with them before she dashed off to

all,

next

manager

at the

Airport...

World’s

hold her own among the dancers.

in

now

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House

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of “Under

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ed with them. Josefina del Mar delighted them with her sense of humor and proved to the whole

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trip

as

and

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guests‘on

was the celebrities they met. First, Doia Felisa, the mayor, delighted them, and as one of them said later to -his family, “She

now

Juan

the

mean..

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what

know

highlight

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hungry. Oh, well, those of you who are married and have seven youngsters

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tiny

seven

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credit.

of

lot

really

and

they

H. C. “Mae” McCurdy, former-

and down in the elevators, and pillow-fighting. Then, of course, at two-thirty in the morning,

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the Police

by

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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Friday, May 6, 1960 _

19°

.

On Screen: Justice And Caryl.Chessman

Theater Review

An Analysis Of The Trial

Slice Of Life At Tapia_

By

By

PEDRO

JUAN

SOTO

of ill repute. And that, as such, it lacks a climax and is not well

Myrna Casas’ Cristal Roto en el Tiempo (“Crystal Shattered in Time”), now appearing at the Tapia, is set in a brothel run by Dona Laura Salazar and a maid, Manuela,

who

is a sort

of

motivated.

dead

guard-

better times both as a wealthy residence (when old man Salazar’s money took care of every-

thing)

and as bawdyhouse Pepito

Salazar

man,

Theatre.

ture

described

it

for the

troduced

and

the

it

situation

is

that takes

°

Let us say then that, on the surface Cristal Roto en el Tiema

candid

warm-hearted,

shot. of life

can

easily

be

too

cause tion

Miss

of this from

society’s

within?;We

Casas

had

aware

ticulous,

her

in

the

life

of

Maria

and

friend

direction

sensitive

was

me-

and _ practi-

Although the unadventurous, are

Chessman,

of her

of and the that sudden

acting, except and contagious

of voice control rather good.

OCEAN Avenida

Situated the

P.R.

Del

and

the

toward

VIEW

Carmen

arouse

:a

from

the

tried and convicted on felony counts, including

spectator. Among grim photographic

and who

was sentenced

Quentin

a Los

emotional statement of a woman juror .wro remains firmly convinced, after twelve years, of the justice of the original death sentence.

1948

The

by

Angeles

condemned

man_

is

cell in San the appeals stays of ex-

by

lawyers

and

and on the cited by the

defendant

for

as

a

basis

his

this The

noncommitttal

isues

read

chamber

objectivity

tive’s

sub-

sequent appeals. These discourses are filmed in the courtroom in which the trial took place. A narration

these are a tour of the San

and_

the

The film makers, including the writer, Jules Maitland, and the director, Ed Spiegel, deserve eredit for presenting their material objectively and attempting to avoid sensationalism. However,

witnes-

ses on the evidence judicial irregularities

gas

film

a

open

is too

case, are

the to

short

comprehensive

the

by

leaves

purpose

for loss

and

to

attempt

examination

many

evaded

narra-

question.

or

of

its

Luquillo,

P.

minimized.

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~ HOTEL LUQUILLO

in a house

in the trial. The

present

cally faultless. The technical aspects were very well taken care

indicment and warning. As far as the production is concerned, we find that Victo-

Amelia—Luz Odilia Font Paquito— Manuel Lanz Ernesto—Vietor Cuchi Friend I-Ulpiano Rivera W-—Carles

wish

so that the audience

Veray.

Friend

ria Espinosas’

pathetic

At the Tapia Theater, San Juan, Maria—Madeline Willemsen Dofia Laura—Iris Martinez

Manuela<Laura

deteriora;

become

have

THE CAST

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CRISTAL ROTO EN EL TIEMPO... a dramz by Myrna Casas. Produced “iby the Institute of Puerto Rican’ Culture for the Puerto Rican Theatre Festival. Direeted by Victoria Espinosa. ettings and lights by Luis A. Maisonet. estumes by Pable Cabrera. Music by :fjAmaury

Extreme etc.) the

play better

ments

brief-

comments

symthose

only

participants

ecution during the last twelve years. Much of the footage is devoted to an analysis of the trial, with

sug-

goénstructed

the fea-

The 45-minute documentary

court.

as

to

Death

photographed in his Quentin, working on that resulted in nine

distinguish

presumptuous

statements by opposing lawyers, a physician, a psychiatrist and

book

to death

Further-

evils (Pride, Self-pity, Idealism, Opportunism,

in-

Way.

is

important play.

gest that mansion-brothel bolizes our society .and

quite some time, very little else occurs to get the action on the

po

one

as the

2455,

con-

at

second

Reynolds

and

from

first

kidnaping,

the fall of the house that was once a mansion. Therefore, would

are

established, something

in

today

The

Chessman’s

who was seventeen

has

on stage various personifications of evils that are responsible for

York.

characters

character

‘Cell on

ly reviews

the play as “a sorrow-

others

more,

¥(Maria) daydreams and lives off the bottle and another (Amelia) ponders about taking a plane to these

a

the

crime

publicized

open

discusses the its aftermath, quotes Chessman’s books and links

Quentin

Service

about himself.

Paiise herself

is

based

enough and conto change Dona completely.

Casas

News

widely

Holiday

nuela fights her husband so that she can stay in the house till the very end, one of the girls

Once

lifornia’s

the lead-|'

demned

Miss

ARCHER

Times

“Justice and Caryl Chessman,” a documentary film built around Ca-

now

ful pause in two aets and one voice,” and has given the house such a voice in order to make

ma-

York

fall, is never made believable | as a very forceful character, as |

While Dofia Laura nourishes her apathy and self-pity, and Ma-

New

to be

is

EUGENE

New

ing motive of Dona Laura’s down-

But

naging the show), but it has gone to pot after Pepito’s death and now everybody is waiting creditors to take over.

seems

who

Sorrowful

(when

was

and

someone strong vincing enough Laura’s life so

ian angel for the last of the Salazars. The house has enjoyed

brother

Pepito,

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landscaped.

LOST

RENT

FOB

OR

LOST BLACK and white dog answers to “King”. Wears collar with tag. Marion Veterinary Hospital written

59

FOB

TAFT 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. 2-0887 or 2-2206. _

AUNT

HOUSE - 1017 Ashford Condado ocean front. Private stairway tO beach. New, informal. Sun terrace facing sea. Spacious, modern aircon-

Breakfast

eo spa-

61

tances

3-0834.

family

69

{SLAND

distance.

RENT Altamira DeLot 21, —

finished. living, dining,

SALE

available.

510

1500 SQ. FT. office space available, Stop 20, Santurce. Centrally located. Air-|

SAN ANTONIO GUEST HOUSE - One Tapia Street. Ocean Park, San Juan. Rooms with private bath, airconditioned. 5 minutes from Airport. Beautiful swimming beach. Good restaurants within

walking

OB rent im a

L

room in Condado section, one block from La Concha and beach. Private bath. Rent $10. daily, double, single $7. Linen included. Garage. 3-6227. 1449 510

of

with

other write

Bayamon

SALE

SALE or ican

Screened,

opera-

available. New building, screened. Located Hipodromo 652. For information, Centro Tecnico Esteva, telephone 2-5858. 1437 510 NTILLES

37,

CUSTOM BUILT modern three bedroom, 2 bath home, Cupey, near shopping center, Rio Piedras. Built-in kitchen bar, carport, two terraces.

conditioned. Parking, private sanitary installations, seven divisions of different sizes, flourescent lamps. Rent r able, established by Rent Control Board

Jiramar,

Box

FOR

valuable

de

ground

AIRCONDITIONED,

Month.

65 | 1431

livingroom, screened, Call Bayamon 1136. or

Raldirts. ‘376

1427

THREE BEDROOM house with screens, yard all fenced. Under FHA plan 8 months. Monthly payments $60.00. Also selling practice piano $35.000. Informa-

2-4763.

RENT

kitchen, facilities.

SALE

1467

por 37

HOUSES

Santurce.

36

TO

type Bellavista bedrooms, closets,

oppor-}

14203.

FAMILY from States, need modern apartment or house,

FOR

OLD SAN JUAN for rent to a respectable single employed man, cool, comfortable, well-furnished room in apartment of respectable continental. Telephone, hot water, other facilities. As a paying guest, this is ideal for a discriminating man. References required. May be seen 12 - 2 PM and6 - 9 PM daily. 322 Calle Sol, Apt. 3.

Joyeria

unfurnished,

Box

:

FOR

AIR CONDITIONED, FURNISHED studio room and bath in remodeled servant’s quarters, separated from main house. Linen and maid service included. Condado, near beach. $75. per month. Telephone 2-7162. 1468 59

livingroom, diningroom, three bedrooms, two baths, library, big porch, garage and servants’ quarters. A fruit tree orchard. Nicest residential section. F-3 Street month. 1416

FOR

ROOMS

large

59

HOUSE,

Unusual

tion, 10 year lease. Will mortgage. Outstanding Write Box 8204, Santurce. 1318

house.

1902.

SPACIOUS

house,

Servant’s

information,

after

211,

WANTED

59}

Heart

secton.

Restaurant

LOS ANGELES — near airport, WC-34, attractive house, 3 bedrooms, completely equipped kitchen, water heater, builtin cabinets, carport, screens, venetian 3-7085

bedroom

Ext

MOVING furnished

HOTEL BUILDING, easily converted to 24 rooms with private -bath. Solid construction. Plans approved, permi

37

Loiza

3

2-3013

1L

56

FEANCISCO

Un-

1426

Mike,

R.

BUILDINGS

8-0568.

Torres,

ao

cabinets.

tunity. Three bedrooms, two baths, | cious kitchen with cabinets. Two bathextra big livingroom, kitchen —rooms, porch, garage and servant’s with cabinets, laundry room, front and quarters with additional bathroom. 625.98 back terraces overlooking metropolisquare meters. Telephone facilities and tan area. Double carport, screened; other modern conveniences. Close to 1300 meters, high, level, landscaped, Garden Hills, San José Academy at Vi- ° ready for immediate occupancy. Total lla Caparra, Pueblo Supermarkets and price $26,900. Payment facilities. CinWoolworth, Financing arranged. For aptrén Realty, 2-0911, Box 729 Roosevelt. pointment, please call 3-1542, 8-0540 or 8-1190. 1421 59

fur-

diningroom,

car

built-in

3-3550.

1429

FOR RENT for 2-12 to 3 months, beginning May 25th, small furnished,| screened house in Villa Caparra. One| bedroom airconditioned. Bargain for]

Telephone

HILLS

and

bedroom

and

BEST PBICES offered an@ F.H.A. fimancing arranged for all types of alterations, additions and tmprovements te your house and premises. “Pieo Inc”

two

separate livingroom and diningroom servant’s quarters. 2 car carport. Fully landscaped, fully equipped kitchen. 1277 square meter lot. For information, Investment Service Company, Box 6609

FIVE ROOM fully furnished apartment for ren. for no more than two people.| creenei bedroom. Telephone. Near/| ach. Maid service available. §200 aj] 1383

GARDEN

1407

p.m.

2-2378,

GARDEN

spacious living

or

Phone . 39

-

Benitez,

-

separate

front

garage,

3306 Box R. P. Guaynabo ‘2371.

Guaynabo, Telephone

5

kitchen

House

bedrooms,

with

P.

59

furnished,

in

bath, kitchen and Separate servants

remodeled small | Quartets, Location:and -.J-¢onable. laundry magnificent| with

apartment,

telephone./j.-° water, Hot terrace. garden pt $125. rent. Call days, Mrs. Thomas, ian. ~9194. 1399 1438 56

SECTION:

GEORGETOWN

Ponce

other

until

1443

lantie View, Venus Street corner Jupi/ in large estate (containing other rekitchen, livingroom, | siqences) available for rent to desirable ter. 3 bedrooms, lawn, concrete large Spacious party. Enclosed Maid’s| $125. garage. Rent telephone balcony, porch, all screened. 9-0268 | residence, Information gr 2-2730

— in

Three

Caparra. 510

beautiful

Clotilde

blinds,

quarters.

car carport. concrete yard.

Villa

kitchen

Roosevelt,

BEACH FEONT house, near La Concha and Sheraton Hotels. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, servant’s quarters, airconditioned. Telephone. Moving, must rent. $350 FRANCISCUS REALTORS AND ASSOCIATES, 3-3506.

residence with-

PRIVATE

arTRACTIVE

in At-|

APARTMENTS

UNFURNISHED

bath,

URB. FOREST HILLS — unfurnished 3 bedrooms, livingroom dining, bath, kitchen with stove, refrigerator, water heater, screens, garage and fence. Call 8-1084, Mrs. Diaz, before 5. After 5 — 915 Verde, Bayamon. 1456 57

de Leén Avenue. Near church, schools, studio apartSCREENED, FURNISHED, Porch, five bedrooms, areas. air-| shopping x 22’), bath, kitchen, (18’ ment Utili- | two bathrooms, livingroom, dining room, refrigerator. heater, conditioned. outdoor barbecue kitchen, pantry, large | Residential included. linen and ties wection

with

nished, two blocks from La _ Concha. Living-diningroom, 3 large porches, 3 bedrooms, garage, laundry and maid’s

oF

from

2

Ext.

floor,

CONDADO

residence

residential

around

_livitig-dining-

quarters

SALE

fully landseaped, fenced. carport. Screened. Must be seen to be appreciated. Total price $42,000. Cintrén Realty, 2-0911, Box 729

large patio. Excellent location. Available in three week. Telephone Parker Realtor, office 3-3788. 1451 511

monthly

IMMEDIATELY,

beautiful

One of the finest 3 Garden Hill. All

cars,

Santurce.

15,

HILLS homes

terrazo

rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations. 96

Tel.

GARDEN bedroom

UF

weekly

BATH,

maid’s

MARIA

HOME. IMPROVEMENT

FOR

baths, air-conditioned, livingrooni, diningreom, family room, big back terrace, maid’s room and bath, laundry,

8-1084,

ex-

R.

quarters.

1456

the

two

SANTA

Call Mr. Vigoreaux, After that, 2-7270.

4

in

BEDROOMS,

Roma

working PM call

near

servant’s

kitchen with cabinet. Screened, fenced, all

to Ca4 bed-

house

section,

bath,

Santurce,

Road.

59

APARTMENTS

story

beach

Sik terrace,

COMFORTABLE FURNISHED screened Vaciatalega bungalows, at beautiful Cangrejos Beach, Montebay, Boca de

Investinformation. For Box 3-3550, Company,

Santurce.

Two

residential

HOUSES

near

bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, room, kitchen, pantry, conditioned, garage for

Carport,

room,

terrace, and all other modern conveniences. For information call telephone 2-5425 or personally at Yardley Place

e'eterraces, quarters, maid’s room, Confloors. terrazo incinerator, vator, Corner MeLeary Rita, Santa dominium

Court. Service

with option to 19 _ concrete

bathrooms, built-in-stove, macabinets, pantry, mahogany

RENT:

room

4 _ bedAPARTMENT, PENTHOUSE rooms, 3 bathrooms, living-dining, play-

Kings ment

59

Ist, Km.

RENT

1473

heach. Five bedrooms, 3 baths, two living rooms, large dining room, equipped kitchen, pantry( porch, bar, maid’s

59

FOR

APARTMENTS

3

clusive

corner

Leon

de Ponce 101 3-3550.

Martin. San suite Parque, 1133

2 cars. 2-9682.

Check

industrial,

commercial,

of

listings

June at

FOR

RESIDENCE

(first floor), 4 parlor, dining 8 closets. air

inspection. After 6:30

For further informatfon during hours call 2-4930: After 5:30 6-7552. 379

59

Rico?

Puerto

IN

INVESTING our

un-

closets. Glass enclosed terrace and 2 open terraces. Located on 2-112 acres. May be seen on week days after 5:30 PM. Saturdays and Sundays all day.

facilities. Rio Piedras. Payment mortgages. first for available

turce, Money

For I-8.

Road No. 1, Rio Piedras Living and dining rooms,

rooms, hogany

San-

Rey.

Hato

Park,

Hyde

RENT on residence

State guas:

Bucaré

Caparra.

Villa

Hills,

Baldrich,

new

FURNISHED

3 FOR buy,

San — Patricio,

sale San

for lots and Maria, Santa

Brand

1432

listings

has

Inc.,

REALTY,

CINTRON

H-15.

electric stove. hot water. get key at San Gerardo PM 2-4338.

ox

3-6775.

GERARDO

HOUSES

RENT

furnished 3 bedrooms, 1-12 baths, livingdining, mahogany. kitchen cabinets,

REALTORS and Ashford

FRANCISCUS ALLEN AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn

FOR

“-

3-8400

REAL

as

Robert

Tschudin, Realtor

TELS.

3-5315

3-6535

|


==

CLASSIFIEDS THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, May 6, 1960

3-8400 Ext 72 SECRETARIAL EXPERIENCED

AIR CONDITIONERS

SERVICE

CONTINENTAL

fast

Secretartal

Service,

CARS

legal documents, contracts, reports, free pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh day 166

or

night

WHY

3-5156.

A

Ponce

SERVICE

turce

With

$275

« @ 1 OmOoms

TIME Bookkeeping Service avaiJournals, ledgers, payroll taxes,

etc. Monthly Phone 6-0283.

weekly

or

hourly

Leon

Motors,

Avenue,

(opposite

-

POSITIONS

WANTED,

MEN

boat

around

San

| ation:

Ai

Quina,

San

Building)

Available

TWO

degree, 5 years experience San

resident, | 1959

sedan,

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.

ao

YOUNG mew

companyon

the

rise.

with

2-0080

PLAZA

one

two

tone,

steering,

Ae

ow

a

ing

The

right man

Send

your

resume

ments

MECHANIO

Man

TO

an excellent

for you

WANTED:

-

IS

YOUB

roof

7

call

6-5132

Go

into

UF

WANTED

GIRL WANTED, 5-1\2 days weekly, Heusekeeping, ironing, cleaning

cooking,

Washing

Avenue,

Machine.

Apartment

6,

1002

$15. No

Ash-

Condado.

1459

57

TRUCKS

FOR

SALE:

1984 FARGO TRUCK, capacity 12.000, excellent light ‘use, carefully maintained. Rava} Inc., Bayamén—Catafio Road. Telephone 1101 ee 141

-

free

Gator

or

430

NO

DIRT,

touch

Breathe

NO

COND.

beauti-

for

sale

DIRT.

UF

tropolitan and

2-1871 1291

person

Ponce 1373

de

Telephone

Store

for

men’s

FOR

apparel

SALE

and

gift

Attractive

shop.

trade.

PROPERTY

Excellent

lecation,

for

Well

sale

Rents

or

over

$28,000 a year. cam be imereased to $35,000. Year leases. Seven tenants. Call for appointment, Centro Téenice Esteva, Phone 2-5856. 1436 510

PRIME.

WELL

secured second mortgages

for sdle. Annual yield over information phone 6-5003.

11%.

Excellent

chandeliers,

pedestals

perience.

ANSWERING

condi-

SPANISH college

LESSONS

2-4358.

&

SAVE

JUAN

telephone

answering

desk

space

business

nals.

Also

phones. Ponce. 1037

graduate.

Tel 422

1457

lessons.

iNear -Pucblo

IDIOMAS —- Conversa. Spanish, French, Engand night. Call 2-3542. Leén Avenue, Second Santurce. ;

68

For 513

Around the Block

service

Call

Bi-lingual,

service and

for

2-3013

people

San

24

and

professio-

without

Juan,

2-5060 UP

REPAIR

ts

yours”

when

WITH

INDUSTRIAL

and

We

CHAIRS,

eye-appeal.

telephone 1430

heavy

2-6267

or

do

if it be

duty.

Information

324,

DETECTIVE

Or

TORRES.

EQUIPMENT re-

to abuse, yet comfortable. Seats backs, modern design, long-lasting

and

the

AIRCONDITION-

68

““FACTORY

Fd sires

no matter

&

homes and commercial AII® Stateside mechanics. Service, days 2-4718 —

2-7465

1455

Rivera,

Bayamon.

BUREAUS

CONTINENTAL_DETECTIVE

SUREAU:

fidential

Fernandez

The most America. Uniformed Juncos

competent Agency in Latin Night Bodyguards, Guards, Payroll Escort, Con-

Investigation.

Ave.

Tel

Santurce

1072

2-5282,

Caguas

4213

AIRCRAFT 1954

CESSNA

FOR 170B,

SALE perfect

condi-

tion. New paint, upholstery, windshield. Radio-compass two way, radio gyro instruments. Desire to form flying club. Price of plane includes legal fees of incorporation and license for nonfiying members. Interested clubs or individuals please call Bikimi Pools, 6-5003. 1460

Agents

National

Van

Lines

UF

SALES

& SERVICE

BOB Over

WILCHEK -— Television Service 10 years experience is behind the

best

in

T,

V-

receivers of any work guaranteed. $ AMERICAN

repair any, Ninety day technicians. 9 AM 1136

to .

sevice

PM

repair

ELECTEONICS

make TV, guaratiee. Evening

10 :

and

make or model. Tel. 9-0268.

on

All UF

LABS

radio or Hi-Fi. Stateside-trained service. Cad UF

‘TV & RADIO

RENTAL

TELEVISION, RADIOS, fer rent in your own home. Same service given to hotels,

hospitals, fer years. Call 3-0719 and will

deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month Telerestal Service. 267 UF

ee

Sen Agustin Pta Tierra, P.R.

6-4230.

56

INSTITUTO DE tional courses im lish. Classes day 1355 Ponce de Floor, Stop 19,

for

ED repair for establishments. Call Stateside

STORAGE

2-2374

PAN

Continentals, By,

Private

PONCE:

REFRIGERATION

UF

T.V

De Diego, Stop 22, Santurce. Swiss Chalet, across from Supermarket). Tel. 2-9842.

-

paintings,

and- lamps

small. Moderate prices. f[orres, Fernandez Juncos 20, Santurce. Tel 2-5791.

belongings.

61

CLASSES for

SERVICE

SAN hour

MOVE YOUR furniture by Almacenes Maritimos, Inc., opposite Pier 9, San Juan. Service, responsibility, guaranty Local and tong distance. We store your

printed material. since 1826. UF

LANGUAGE

7-0292 UP

!

PLEASURE

wo-

located in shopping center. Exclusive rights for sale of wemen’s apparel. Excellent opportunity te acquire a good going concern. Total investment quired $25,000, For details write Box oe Juan Star (Bex 4187 San Juan). 56 \ INVESTMENT

PM.

(Commonwealth Free estimate. and fumigation

54

MOVING?

office equipment, typewriters, cash registers, safes, keys, etc. Im business ten years. Good location, low rent. Call Mr. Roque mornings 9-1) only. Telephone 3-6245. 1289 37 STORE

furniture,

large or Muebleria 1400, Stop

3/4, $7.25|M. Business Telephone 3-9172 for

quotation on any Established printers 1446

ca-

bar. Me-

sale

8

all types of moving,

LETTERHEADS, ENVELOPES, Snapout Forms, etc. Letterheads 8 1|2 x ll, $9.25|M. Envelopes No. 10, $8.60\M.

525 SERVICE

and

model,

Ce

PRINTING

Envelopes No. 6 cards, $11.00|M.

Sli

SERVICES

inch

21

table

AEE YOU going to move? Use the best service in Puerto Rico, United States, Packing, Japan. Germany. Spain, of Agent shipping. storage, erating, Muebleria Call Inc. Lines, Van U.S. 2-2726, 2-2067 Ponce de Tel. | La Bolsa Santurce. i057 | Leém No UF | 274

RZPAIRS

Leon.

3-7893.

774

.

462

Maisonet.

&

V.,

uF | 5:

PIANOS — For rent, for sale, new, rebuilt, tropicalized against termites, against rust (springs and pins) — guaranteed service — tuning - repairs — mofing. Salvador A. Nin, Inc., 1460

main avenue. Stop 26 Fances. After 7:30 PM. Call

Fdz.

-

t

tes a oo fear cononoie "see f Agents’ estimate

- also industrial

consol chairs,

photocopy.

seryices for homes, business and farms. Services guaranteed Preventive treat ment against termites 20 years ex-

moving job is ours. Whether you’re mov in locally or Stateside, we are equipped te pack and transport your most precious belongings, as scheduled, with the dependable care you look for and

FILTERS

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Bayamén.

300

Please

nights,

Phone

bandstand, conditioned.

china

MOVING: WHO moves you is as im Portamt as where you move. Moving, packing. shippirg and storage of fur niture C.W SIEGMUND, Villa Prades Development. Rio Piedras. Tel 6-3072. 69 UF.

NO

FOR PRECISION watch and clock recomplicated and chronograph pairs, watches see Puerto 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. 1404 64

appoint-

or

REFRIGERATION

UNC, manufacturers all air conditioning filters

WATCH

Verifax

LA EXTERMINADORA Pest Control Services) Control! of insects, rats

dinette

~

FOE SALE: Newly equipped Laundry and Dry Cleaning. Good business future. ames St., Ponce, Puerte Rico. 56

CLUB

VY.,

MOVING

12

OPPORTUNITIES

pacity, dance floor, Good reseiee®: Air

iron chairs,

and mattress. 3-7112.

mirrors, statues, Call 6-5272.

Poincare 1604, Parque, Santur-

units homeCallwindow for 3-5999. types.

so, for expert

Verde,

wrought tables,

56

garden

World’s only automatic and air purifier Also

maintenance.

P. BR. FILTERS types and sizes

66

dirtyr

T:

6

“THE

~

Saturdays.

top,

ANTIQUES, REPRODUCTIONS - Baker, Lee L. Woodard, Hibriten, Union Na tional and similar. Livingroom, dininxroom, bedroom, porch, terrace and

CLEANERS

Del Valle & Lanausse, between San Jorge and ce. Telephone 2-535. $27

by Cruz Auto| de Leon 606./

style

white

formica

between tion. 1442

trailers.

2-4614

condition,

and table,

EXTERMINATING

Santurce.

56

demonstrations.

typewriter,

new

56

DUMONT

Eastham,

11

executive desk conference

Telephone 1413

for the

inclosed

(night).

motors,

everything

Floor,

closet. Also crib call before noon.

sail,

outboard.

1418

Ext G1, Miss Longfellow. 247

ford

see

UF

SALES

business for yourself. Earn high commissions as a carrier serving the San Juan Star on established routes. If you are ever 12, years of age, phone 3-8400,

MAIDS

and

DIRT,

brakes,

6-34339.

BUSINESS

HELP WANTED BOYS

repairs

and

11

sales training te work for international book company. Earn $150 per week. Spanish not necessary. Call 3-6689. 1417 518

CARRIER

AND

high water- pressure cleaning and paint-

experienced

job

with

ELECTRO-LUX vacuum cleaner

door,

ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING

NIGHT

GAVE

BLACK

56

AIR

Latest

and

Méndez,

1425

in al) phases of auto maintenance for small fleet. Must be bi-lingual. References required. Excellent starting salary. Apply Room 210, El Imparcial Building. 1380 UF

1

bunks;

Royal

EQUIPMENT

FURNITURE,

including idator

antique,

Universal |

rubber dinghy

VACUUM

GOWNS

BE:

evenings

Memi

short autobiography, written in English and in your own handwriting, to Sales Representative, Box 8466, Fernantez Juncos Station, Santurce, P. R. 1391 516

AUTO

2nd

37

coral

best prices available. Will make

a

H.P.

and

1329

ful wedding gowns, bridesmaid’s dresses, cocktail party and date dresses, sold at

position consult-

and

terms

553.

¢

power

Avenue, 1440

set,

dacron

OFFICE

37

MODERN

flatware,

OFFICE

Bldg.,

home. Gifts. Also showcases, spotlichts, etc. -Telephone .2-2705. 363 De Diego

SALE

island.

.Mercury

Easy 1317

TIONS

BRIDAL

intensive training in our procedures. Position requires extremely high intelligence, ability to plan your own work, high creativity and persuasiveness, flawless social poise, and very much above average ability to express your ideas verbally and writing, both i» English and in Spanish. Car

mecessary.

boats,

fine} and ALTERATIONS work. ‘‘Marisa’s”, 1020 Ash-| 2-4122.| Telephone Condado. 57 |

WOMEN’S seamstress ford Ave., 1403

will be given

Water

(dinnerware,

ALTERA

56

REPEESENTATIVE’S personnel management

firm.

or

25

Clausells

SCHOOLS

PATTY PEASE Schoo! of Painting. Day time classes in portrait, landscape, and Register nowa month still life. $10 limited to 5 students per class Tele phone 2-8927 for further information. 1265 . 521

2 white leather Volkswagen 2000

Apt. 42, 2-4671

-

FURNITURE

5il

BRIDES SALES open in

Rico

yawl,

end tables; chairs: 196@

Yauch, Phone

1461

inform

ART power

BURNER stove; 12-1/2. gal. water heater; 2 piece sectional;

2 walnut swivel TV

For

SALE

87

miles. | Ponce.

3-2800

FOR

9-0373

owner.

788

»

1

Sedan,

one

IMPALA,

owner,

Power

Club

radio,

CHEVROLET

DR

foreman Address:

GE 4 electric

A BOAT is sigu of success, but persons with distinctive tastes own a Borum boat. America’s most wanted boat. See the latest models at Kiko Toro Inc., Stop 31, Mufio7 Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey —- 6-5429. Borum and Thunderbird

Biscayne,

Extension

ESS

EXPERIENCED LINE crew for setting poles and anchors. 1210 Luchetti St., Santurce. 1397

Rada,

Genoa,

ga

oO

510

1458

MALE

$l]

‘Buccaneer”

Bay.

Puerto

La

head,

Hato Rey (Front of Post Office) 6-3027.|

57

HELP WANTED

including

38-1079.

quickly and inexpensively Radiator Service, Ponce

Secretarial

Juan

AUXILIARY

engine;

AUTO RADIATORS Is your car overheating? Your radiator can be fixed

and general office skills. Management) ability. Exeentive experience. Write Box a Juan Star (Box 4187 San Juan).

14

Call

FT.

RADIATORS

college grad.

1464

$5

30

automatic transmission, tinted glass, white sidewall tires, all taxes paid. Call Fort Buchanan 2-0000 Ext. 2244 weekdays 8 -— 4. 1419 37

nt with well established will take chances with

sot

unsinkable

BOATS

510

WANTED-WOMEN

CONTINENTAL,

seeks empl P. R.

call

white.

1414

POSITIONS

shift.

miles.

56 | 1433 32 permanent

Hotel

door,

&-2038.

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, May 6, 1960

The High Cost Of Living Poorly of

house

on

Island in the City.” In the last three installments, the author has ‘en discussing housing problems faced by Puerto Rican migrants

There

were

1 New York City. The discussion continues in today’s installment. (“From “Island in the City’ by Dan Wakefiéld. published by Hoaghton|

rooms in were from

iin

Tenants

This

is

Co.,

2 7th

the

copyright

installment

1957,

1958,

By As

the the

in

1959. 1960

DAN

The

by

STAR’s

Dan

serialization

ilies,

Wakefield.)

WAKEFIELD

without

paying

usually

in llord.

One

a “bon-

goes

to

young

-veral

for rs

in

a

had

tenemen

to

rent

t it.

bath-

are

priests,

referred

to

grants.” Sponsor

accountants, might then

as

“Site

Protest

Mi-

Meeting

for

rent

had

years.

re-

Deal

received}

At

How

With

does

Individuals

site

a single individual|

came

bill

in

that

he

z

the

time}

—especially

to

help,

is strange to the city, haps cannot speak its

refused

to| staff

No

Parish

“|

Relief

of

weeks

East

Harlem

for

and

could

living in any

began

to

make]

individual

ministers and

eight

an

in’

not qualify

private

and

‘weeks

different

lawyers|

and

city,

agencies

who perlanguage

to

visits

state,

get

Authority

to

people

and

the

ject

gas

or

ask

placed

found

living

and light turned on in a single apartment? The people in all those agencies are working hard,

to

be

that in

these

some

pro-

minimum-standard

quarters.

The

meeting

brought face to face the Authority and the individuals. The Rev-

Eddy described erend Norman York State Rent Commissign, the} but they are working hard, by|it this way: “We had the protest meeting office, the | necessity, for a faceless plural. Attorney’s District and} They are like Joseph Goldberg.| about the 5 per cent or so peoHousing of Department

1006

her or not the tenan t pay a bonus to get the t. and how much the was. One hundred and am } . .

asked

two

The

mee emamied: ROARK WAKEFIELD

ee

the questions

One of

3

a staff of lawyers,

seers, repairmen, and secretaries. He

the rounds of city agencies to get some action. A lawyer and minister called on the New

the neighborhood antheir abou! wee

ts.

fam-

and

none

Still

kitchen

which

in

survey

hoa

Parish

pay.

East . Harlem Prostarted a betterbegan campaisn, and

using

for

the

utility

the

.v

the

order

any

16

A group of these citizens who the building. Rents be able. to insure his rights and $12 to-$20 a week.|a minimum standard of living.| were moved from a new project

had

married

pears

*S1400

children,

need

Street.

rooms,

whojcity projects were stuck in a city-owned tenement in an adthere had been no heat or hot vanced state of decay near one water for two weeks and no —insure for himself the min- of the Parish churches. The gas or electricity for one week.|imum requirements of life he] Parish sponsored a protest meetThe landlord had a $384.55/is paying for when it takés ajing with the City Housing

nightmare conditions increase, so tenements

that

20

106th

16

ceipts”and

ve3 the cost of living in them. is difficult, if not impossible, find an apartment in East

arlem

East

spirits in Spanish Harlem, but it doesn't apply to housing. The type of housing the people got who paid the exorbitant bonus

Depart-|a

Health

in

get

could

pie left over who

could}

who

man,

dedicated

Buildings,

the

ment, office,

Chief Magistrate’s|only tell his audience at P.S.|!none of the projects and who Department of Wel-|108 that he was there to an-| were living in these miserable Mayor’s office, and swer “general” questions. To buildings in the worst of con-

the the

fare, the Consolidated Edison. After making those rounds the first time, there was still no relief for the

tenants.

The

Rent

Commission

see a single system and

face is to allow the procedure to col-

ditions.

had

lapse. The

and

ministers

The

Housing

five or six men

Authority.

at the meet-

ing, and they were honest, cere, dedicated men—they

members

sincer-—

ineteen people admited to Pay-|fees was indicated in the rest|sent inspectors and threatened|of the East Harlem Protestant tainly weren’t villains, and it ng bonuses that totaled $60.-| of the answers on the Parish|to reduce the rents to $1 a| Parish, living as they do in the|was hard to get mad at them. m2

hes

The

you

nold

/

/

better-business

get

what

true

you

for

pay

the

questionaire.

Out

of

the

1,000}

for,”

work

may | ing numbers

of

the|

i 1 4

,

ing i

of housing violations | office

together

a slow and gives some

4

5

in

Air

S

edition { Whera

you

always

PROUDLY

have

fun..

PRESENTS

FRIDAY

the

fight,

of

Street

together

joined

|

AND

SATURDAY SPECTACULAR

f

| |

in

could

do

nothing

without | their

was|

Protestant

Parish

to

a

tenement

Parish to get

331

East

of

long and

overdue repairs. hot water were

ten

fairly and

landlord

heat,

quickly. the

before

In case,

=

the

ministers and the minimum

and heat years

ing

100th

with

standards

hot

week.

the

the|one

inspector

to

tenants

the

against the| the follow-|

Department

an

But

testify

hot water, They had

the

The got-

The

sent

promised heat, city.

water,

It took

advent

turn

following

in

still gas, to

of

and court.

had

no

or electriwait until

week

when

the

case came to court. At last, with the help of eight different city

three

and state agencies, the services of a3 new were turned back on for these basic re-|tenants, many of whom were|

paying

ee pore parka like the Parish pitched in to}

$80 a month

rent.

help the tenants of a rooming!

with any: security,

a man would]

| of the sensational crooner |

rea

singing romantic melodies

STEAK

JOEL

HiS

and

“THE

the

LIMBO

Minded

AND

DANCE

Wonderful

COMBO VOODOOERS”

HOTEL

NORMANDIE (Pride of Puerto Rico)

only

with}

for

better

hous-

qj’s easy

to

get

mad

at a land-

campaign

buck,

and

it’s

easy

to fight

could

the

entrance

of

the

Caribe

Hilton

a New

it

was

then,

one

of

who

all

for

a

prothe

greater “abstract good” in neighborhood, and almost definition

woman

ing

him,

building,

it

who

other city

projects and

got

sent

were

the

peo-

former

eligible

throughout temporary’

These

to

city

qualifications

the rooms

for

she

Hour

Club

and

Continous

p.m.

until

the

Show.

Entertainment ) wee

hours

kept—that

are

among

to

customs

IRMA RIVERA >-Complimentary:

Breakfast

the

(To

Be

a Quifione in

the

and her Trio at

2:45

a.m.

was

rules

of

strange

and

of the mainland.

Continued) —

In

Hos

5,

ital

Sp

thus sent to the next condem- Feeling Much Belter ned tenement owned by the city|_Ledo. Samuel R. Quifiones,

of the Puerto Rico that may not be razed for an- President other year or so. When that one Senate, was admitted to Presby-, is razed, the family is sent to terian Hospital, Santurce, yesterday as a patient. another city-owned tenement, Hospital authorities tonight: sai and so on. A new category of Mr. Quifiones had complained o citizens is created—those peo- chest pains and enteged the hosple who move from condemned pital for examination and treatsite to condemned site, in a ment, They added that Mr. Quijfioseemingly endless round. These nes’ condition was not serious and government-propelled _ travelers that he was feeling much better.

We have a dato :

Ocho Puertas BAR

OPEN

AT

AT

4:30

MUSIC FROM 9:00 EVERY DAY BUT SUNDAY

Presenting

build-

except

She wouldn’t give and so she couldn’t

orientation

deadly

After Dinner Policy

Supper

the

alone

life in the slums of Spanish Harlem. They are part of the required, no-credit -course in

in nearby tenements that later would be razed for the people who couldn’t qualify for other N places. The family that does not

meet

in

all

be accepted into a project. No animals are allowed. The Housing people couldn’t understand this. They just said, ‘Well, tell her to get rid of the dog.’ But the dog was all she had.”

ple’s most complex and frustrating problems. When the city condemned the old tenement

residents

dog

her family. up the dog

the by

the

living

was

at

Life Begins at Mid-Night 11

that

old

no

:

Inaugurating

(After

deny

good. The housing perhaps represent

up]

Gourmet”

am De Fo GOD nr Me Sea

MEYERS

the

For the Steak at

CALYPSONIANS

olaying

HOUSE

and COCKTAIL LOUNGE

ATTRACTIONS

Dencing to

deal

ane is no place so costly | project and that lives in a teneto live as a tenement. To do it} ment condemned to be razed is

FLOOR SHOW DEBUT

| DICK | CARTER

neighborhood,

that|service back on. The Depart-|to the the] ment of Housing and Buildings| jects

Health

Pairs were made.

-

following]

Attorney’s| individuals. That is what made|tord who’s just out to make his

and|from a tenants’ pool backed by| tenements were razed to put join-| the credit of the East Harlem|a new City Housing Project,

uphill story indication of

requirements apartment. The tenents help of lawyers

1

the

District

chances a single individual has|issued a summons of getting the minimum living}landlerd returnable

17

\ {

beginning

The

were reported: defective wiring,|a complaint from Consolidated |ing so complicated when it had but these men were obviously 721: defec:ive plumbing, 612;| Edison that the landlord had!to deal with official govern- good people. And yet they windows broken, 571; rats in| been stealing gas and electricity|ment agencies. It was not the| eouldn’t see the thing in human the building, 895; gas leaks,|from them. Consolidated Edison easy matter of good fighting|terms. They thought it was 696; no heat, 778; no hot water,|refused to take any action/evil, but the much more com- wonderful that only 5 per cent 553; leaks in roof, 308. through the District Attorney’s plex and frustrating matter of were left in this mess. They Uphill Fight office because it felt the publi- fighting for individual good didn’t seem to see that there The battle of the Parish to city would be unfavorable. It against abstract good. were individuals who made up better these conditions, When blocks and blocks of that 5 per cent. There was an . , with its also refused to accept payments full staff, outside friends, people of the neighborhood

{

month

maxim, | yenants interviewed, the follow-| week.


25

THE SAN-JUAN STAR — Friday, May 6, 1960

Suarez

include

that

there

cause for District fo

was

no

Gar-

argued

in

vided

refutation

the

of

stolen

has

the

$68,000

been

reported

recovered.

CITY

and

public

health

be

Medical

| said

efforts

to

control

tropical

di-

| Latin nations “have failed to yield | the

necessary

fruits.’’

(Continued

Ramos _ the

From

Antonini,

joint

House

of

the

1)

presiding and

sion, recalled the | Abraham Lincoln session

Page

over

Senate

Ses-

homage paid in a_ similar

United

States

Con-

gress. The ceremony | last night closed

in the Capitol the centennial

celebration of the birth of the patriot who dedicated his life to free

Puerto

Rico. from

Spanish

colonialism. _ A bust of Munoz Rivera was presented

to

the

Legislature

by

Institute of Puerto-Rican

the

Culture.

imted

will

and

with

the

charge

a

courtroom

Cordero

tained

constant

on

a

will

remain

24-hour

basis.

Captain Lugo said yesterday that he and other officers have

been

working

on the system

several months

for

in order to find

pin,

advance

O’Brien

and

Roland

(Continued said

an “aggressive frighten the

act” Rus-

of the summit.

MONTREAL

(AP)

Three

ships collided last night in Montreal Harbor near Jacques Cartier Bridge. First reports said one sank, Harbor police said the accident

apparently

was

caused

when one ship lost its rudder and swerved downstream, bumping

into

two

ships

moving

up-

starting

May

Khrushchev lies—such

as

Pakistan—that

He

contended

16.

warned

US.

al-

Turkey,

Iran

and

nations

with

US.

bases must realize they are playing with fire and can receive

retaliatory blows. Khrushchev blasted wer’s

report

sident Nixon might sit in for him at the summit if the Presi-

The

of

bust

injuries was

or deaths.

sculptured

at

the

institute.

dent

has

to

that

return

violate

Supreme

Court

in

to

The

Libonati to have

U.S.

bills

were

Libonafi

a

close

from

Natural

(D.-Ill).

short”

another

school

still

duction” that

But

Margaret.”

Involved

to

ob-

to the plan voiced by that an already “exces-

sively

Page _1) ‘‘and

that’s

the

day

more,

will

Bishop

be Da-

vis argued that at stake is a ‘| question deeper that a “mere re-

sleep.

six

Right

respect

chopped

hours

only

Court,

titutional.

friend,’

after

Supereme

Bishop said, has ruled that the “free time” plan is not uncons-

stayed at a Buckingham ball into the early hours

Palace of the

in

class

“Involved tural right”

time.

here... is the of a parent to

education of Bishop said.

his

children,

nathe the

CLASSIFIEDS

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sister, Queen Elizabeth II. Twentyeight hours before people began lining

the wedding, up along the

route to Westminster Abbey. The first ones were Mrs. E.

So

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and

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was

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FORWARDING

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suggestion

and seek

The princess, who has had years of royal training at how to keep smiling at public ceremonies,

Parliament—

said.

move

V.

Three-Ship Collision

Khrushchev

he

would

this

jection Mufioz,

the West’s attitude “dims chances of success at the talks”

increas-

at

MEG, TONY

a

the

duced in the House by Rep. Victor L. Anfuso (D. NY), and by

Bournemouth dog Zeta.

control

Davis,

said,

With

Rep.

con-

might

Under the compact existing between Puerto Rico and the United States, remarked Bishop

intro-

States are taking action to interfere with the summit,”

to

he

‘Congress

said

ing crime and traffic problems. “This system will be preventive and permanent,” he said.

way

hand,

plan

constitution.

to Rican laws, not the-executive mansion in La Fortaleza.”

in

Thornley daughter

better

a move

time”

island’s

statehood time.”

“One must conclude that aggressive forces in the United

a

Vice

to

Pre-

Washing-

SCHEDULES — J.

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S.J.

TO

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Bordas

Pacific ports

Waterman

7

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Thomas

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Coast

Pope

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Washington has “the final word” on the constitutionally of Puer-

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Newark

23 6 p.m.

He

the

told

other

session. The statehood

to cheers—that the presence of the American plane over Soviet

GATEWAY

STOP

17.

“free

them discharged from his subcommittee at the next full committee

said

Khrushchev

ANUNCIADA

at the piano

Apr.

the

table the Anfuso statehood bills, or

NIKITA BLASTS

the

Pacific Ports

Dillinger

that

ring.

to

Nerfolk

Paul

of

.

headquarters. 9—The system

Croix

Rico’s Littlest The Mostest

out

the middle,”’

predicted

concern

Puerto Ricans are entitled to know that ‘‘there aren’t ten votes for

he had not reported the theft sooner because he though it was a joke.

St.

Puerto With

grow

District Court Judge Hector Cordero Vega reported to police yesterday that his suit jacket was stolen from

TROPIC STAR BERNICE M P & T VOYAGER

AL'S1554LITTLE CLUB Ponce de Leén

could

at

CITY OF ALMA

I

in

Stops Laughing

will

of

misinterpretation

meeting.

acqua-

public

a

(Continued From Page 1) man hardly interested in ending the cold war.

4

OrT'y

out

chairman

On

the STAR yesterday of what his planned meeting with his aides might achieve. The STAR said a

contain

assigned

The

his

an opinion of the Committee on Civil Rights that the so-called

today to ‘‘defer’’ action on the Fernos-Murray bill until next year. Not 10 Votes For Statehood

neighborhood. 8—Radio calls will be sent out immediately to the patrol cars after a complaint from their area is answered

TR

CASPER

di-

unit

become

SHIPPING SHIP

pointed.

bi-lingual.

permanently

to

Association

| seases in Puerto Rico and other

cars

beat

tropical

| Congress here. Dr. Maldonado, of the School of | Tropical Medicine of San Juan,

completely

their

America is due for a_ drastic shakeup,” Dr. Josef Maldonado of Puerto Rico told the Pan| American

radio

be

at least two policemen. 7—Regular patrol cars

“Without in

be

6—Most

doubt the entire field of medical care

a

will

wants to ‘‘cut it down he. said.

by

rector for development. The Asst. D. A. in an interview

4—Every residence will be passed at least once by the patrol car in a two-hour period. 5—The motorized _ patrolmen will not be pulled off their duties to provide extra men needed at special events such as political meetings and sports events.

Tropic Disease Curb -InLA. Held Wanting MEXICO

into

will

allegations. Cestau, Gabriel Maldonado | Dipini and Alberto de la Rosa have been accused of robbing the home of laundry and night| club owner Pedro Silva Pabon. None

of

Lugo

a complaint unit. 3 — Personnel answering calls at the complaint unit

Dueof

center

Lang

stressed

that church and state remain “strictly” separated and cited

ritism iri Puerto Rican politics. He

Housing Administration last Saturday. Lang was its assistant di-

the following:

quarters. 2—The

probable

the accusation. Attorney Zoilo

system

listed by

to deinvesti-

a bullet in the office of the P. R. regional - office of the Public

1—A new reception center will be located at police head-

The defense contended Cestau’s $10,000 bail is excessive and

beat

protection

of

Munoz

1)

T8804

Julio

motorized

police

death

San

O’Brien said yesterday his group does not want to create the impression that it is showing favo-

Explained

the

and

SOE

new

Bal-

of

Ponce,

Gan

Juan's

Best Native featuring

Night

Club

SAMSON BATALLA and his BRAVADOS STEEL BAND Sun Fri — Sat Bemba-Limbe

1 Dancer

aM.

C4

attorney

gation

their

assigned locations,” he said. Some of the provisions of the

domero Freyre denied a writ of habeus corpus requested by defense riga.

from

Juan,

O28

Judge

removed

mony in San German.

92.989

Court

System

Bauza said he planned vote all day today to the

to replace it, Lugo emphasized. ‘Under circunstances will these be

1) Bauza

said however that he hoped it would be rescheduled for today.

area,

headquarters

may not leave until one of ten reserve cars shows up

patrols

Page day.

OADAAAAAAAAABAAMAABAARLS

Superior

its assigned

all

(Centinued From Page side the schoo! plant.

O28. 8

and the

Luis M. Cestau, one of the three men accused of last | week’s sensational $68,000 robbery at Cupey Bajo, lost his first bout with the law yesterday when

leave

first radio

From

Court

From Page 1)

ODS

car must

it must

Superior

(Continued

AOS

Denied To Accused in $68,000 Robbery

(Continued

(Continued from P#ge 1) police headquarters. If any

at

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US Track Coach Picks USA, Germany 2, Russia 3 At Rome

E| Comandante RATINGS Purse

Horse

6.

p.m.

$2,300;

1960

TRACK

allowance; Last Outs

Maidens:

two-furlongs;

Jockey

Owner

lit Mt 1i4

v-2-3 B-0-3-0-0

Sayan Maldonado BP. G. Davila

Ponce Stable Louisiana stable Ohio State Sta.

2.1 5-2 i

7

Baby

ll4

3----

Pacheco

Est.

7-2

3 6 +

skip Lin Casaca Coloned Lane

li4 ill 4

Debut Debut 0-0-0

Reyes Bonilla R. Pizarro

Sagner & Chase Establo Lares Blue Star Stud

5-1 7-1 10-1

pearing on

Ano Nuevo Corlan Litty

ll4 lit 11k

0-0-Debut 0-0--

D. Corchado Alicea P.G. Diaz

Establo Mafesan Clinton Stable Est. M. Fiol

15-1 15-1 25-1

West

Top Sale’s performances beat here. Libertad’s last out vastly improved, possible shot

2nd ?

RACE

Purse

a-Corazoncito

6

Panadero

& 2

a-Cuatro Pachico

3

El

Bohique

Las

Americas

in her three starts recommend her as recommends her as a tough foe here. here. Baby Face bound to be factor.

$3,000: 118

Estrellas

Odds

LOS ANGELES (AP)—The coach of the U.S. Olympic Games track team says the American are going to beat the Russians at Rome. . ; Russia, says Larry Snyder of Ohio State, will be hard pressed to finish third.

Top Sale Libertad Page Hail

1 10 2

3

FAST

3 9 >

Face

Wt

—-

2-year-olds;

allowance;

4-year-olds-up:

1

miles Lares

1-0-1

Nieves

Establo

11s

0-3-0

Maldonado

Est.

113 110

2-1-3 2-0-0

Bonilla W. Rodriguez

Establo Lares Isla Stable

108

0-3-1

J.

A.

Velez

Est.

Las

1-5 1-5 10-1

15-1

1

Nendivei Jr. 108 3-0-1 I. Pizarro Humacao Stud 15-1 a-Establo Lares entry. Corazoncito-Cuatro Estrellas a very strong entry. They may finish first and second, Panadero has improved a lo {, may surprise the Lares’ entry. Pachico, El Bohique and Nendivel Jr. outsiders. 3rd 3

RACE Sonador

6 7

Belleza Cariamable

2 5 1 4

Dinamita Paubline Sparta Mita

8

Purse

Gigi

in 8 4 6 7 3 8

5 1

$2,000: allowa nee; 3-year-olds; 118 0-0-0 Bravo 118 3-0-0 Bonilla Tin 2-0-0 Corchado 118 3-0-0 M. G. Davila 106 0-0-9 Caraballo 106 0-0-0 A. Colon 113 0-1-0 I. G. Ramos

106

0-0-0

1

Pantojas

116 miles (Native) Louisiana Stable Establo Boricua Est. T. Silva Establo Miramar Ohio State Sta.

6-5 7-5 4-1 5-1 6-1

Est.

T.

Muniz

15-1

Stud

de

Jesus

15-1

Stud

25-1

Humacao

Senador may take the lead and ho Id it. Belleza fast closer, may get Sonador final furlong. Cariamable and Dinamita vastly improved. 4th RACE — Purse $3,100: allowa nce; 2-year-olds: five furlongs (Native) Cardiologo 116 1-1-1 Bonilla Establo Lares 1-9 Take It Easy 113 1-0-Maldonado Louisiana Stable 9-1 Negresco 112 0-0-Pacheco Est. Las Americas 15-1 Maritere 109 0-0-0 Obregon Est. E. Ubarri 15-1 Grano de Oro 112 0-0-Alicea Est. T. Carro 20-1 No Preguntes 109 0---Corchado Est. L. R. Agrait 40-1

Cabito Vivaracha

112 109

Debut 0----

R. E. Rodriguez Rosario

Est. Est.

Las Marias T. Muniz

40-1 50-1

Cardiologo best two-year-old here » future champion. Should score his fifth straight win with ease. Take It Easy best bet for place. Negresco. Maritere and Grano de Oro will try hard to beat T ake It Easy, Sth RACE — Purse $1.300; claiming $(1,200); 4-year-olds-up; six furlongs (Native? 3

First

mH 1? 6 11 1 13

1 2

114

0-1-3

Tete B. Teresina Debutante Don Ramon Solferino Prodigo Elsa J.

Lady

11 110 113 115 120 120 112

a-0-0 B-0-1 2-0-3 3-0-0 0-9-1 1-0-0 0-0-0

f-Magnolia f-Querencia

106

0-3-0

Burgos Bravo Savan Maldonado

Est. E. Ubarri Sunny Stable Lone Stable Green Stable

6-5 5-2 7-2 9-2

7-1

Acevedo

Est.

P. G. Diaz Bonilla D. Rodriguez

Coquiman Stable Prodigo Stable Est. San Luis

A.

Est.

L.

Melendez

M.

Fernandez

7-1 8-1 8-1

Profesional

10-1

108 9-0-0 Pagan Est. J. Pagan 10-1 f-Norma 105 0-0-0 Reyes Opera. Stabile 10-1 f-Secretaria 110 0-0-9 Roman Est. A. L. Torres 10-1 f-field horse First Lady returns to competition from vacation. She is in top shape for this one. One to beat here. Tete B. dropping class here. May take it all if she gets right break. Teresina is always there, can't be eliminated. 6ih RACE — Purse $1,300; ciaiming $(1.600); 4-year-olds-up; six furlongs (Imported) % Papamoscas 122 1-2-3 Bonilla Coamo Springs Sta. 4-5 7 La Griia 109 3-2-0 Rosario Est. T. Carro 4-1 i Coqui 114 2-2-0 A. L. Ramos Est. Rojo-Blanco 4-1 i Copista 114 3-0-0 Sayan Est. Nacional 7-1 4 Pancho Villa 115 0-1-0 J. A. Velez Est. L. Jordan 7-1 9 Su Novia 113 0-0-0 Maldonado Louisiana 7 ®

1

2 3 12

1

3 6 8

Baibiene

114

0-0-2

f-Pepito M. f-Yankee Blade Oxford Joe

119 114 110

2-3-0 0-0-0 0-3-0

107

0-0-0

109 103 ll4

0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

G.

Rivera

Chilean

bred

horse

f-Machito

M.

Pichincha f-La Brisa f-Nagir f-Field Horse Papamoseas,

six-year-old

He has beaten this group closer. Lost to Papamoscas

Bravo

Blue

De H.

Blue Est.

Leon Torres

Stars

Stable Stud

9-1 9-1

Bird Sta. La Florida

15-1 15-1

W. Rodriguez P. G. Diaz

Est. A. €. Acevedo Establo Riomeco

20-1 15-1

Obregon I. Pizarro

Establo Caribe Est. Rio Piedras

30-1 15-1

Establo

good

enough

seyeral times. Should win by three 1 engths on April

with

to

ease.

Marimi whip

La

15-1

this

sort.

Grifa

fast

8 and then was third to Futura and Coqui in a elose finish. Coqui Speedy, may take it all if he gets right break and Papamoscas has some trouble during the race. 7th RACE — Purse $1,530: claiming ($4,000); 4-year-olds-up; six furlongs (Imported) 7 Campus Filly 118 3-1-0 L. R. Velez Est. E. Dibe 2-1 4 a-Labaven iM Debut Bravo - Louisiana Stable 3-1 2 Canastota 112 0-0-0 Bonilla Establo Lares 72 11 a-Marmol

1 19

6 2

32 She sary

Barbalin Aratau Estampido

114 114 ll4

Debut Debut 0-0-3

114

0-0-0

Maldonado Corchado Obregon

G.

Louisiana Stable Est. C. Gonzalez Establo Caribe

Rivera

Stud

R.

Bodon

La Inglesa 109 0-0-0 Cintron Fenix Stable Quo Vadis 107 0-0-3 Caraballo Est. M. Alcaraz Campus Filly has raced with better rivals. Speedy, may win with gets right break. Labayen-™ Iarmol strong debutant entry. Both speed

to

win

here.

Canas tota

vastly

improved.

Possible

3-1 5-1 7-1

have the shot here.

20-1

30-1 40-1 ease if neces-

Lady Hiker Close To 1000-Mile Mark Dr.

ARTESIA, Barbara

old British across the rained out her eye on yesterday.

The

hiked Utah

up

after

(AP)— 56-year-

Wednesday but had the 1,000-mile mark

out of Vernal in and she finally

18

rode

as

television

program.

combined

East

into

Artesia,

team

The

will

one

Germany

hurdlers

This

fellow

has

great

and

in

the

Martin

weight

distance

sprint-

quartermilers.

Lauer

tough to beat in any enters. East Germany

will

and

the

runs.

“The poles should give the Russians a real battle for third, and they

might

beat

Gathered

several

them.”’

in the

former

TV

studio

stars

of

Olympics teams: Louis Zamperini,

Frank Jesse

Ralph

Bob

Dave

Metcalfe,

were

U.

S.

Wykoff, Owens,

Richards,

Albritton.

“If we could only get these fellows back in their top condition,”

Snyder mused.

‘‘We wouldn’t have

a worry

world,

in the

would

we?”’

Snyder refused to predict - who will make the U. S. team ‘this summer,

for

cized

prejudiced.

as

fear.

of

being

He

criti-

did

in the world. Albritton said he is inclined to believe that Thomas has the edge

now,

and that although

Dumas formerly was the best he had seen, ‘‘Thomas. works harder than Dumas and builds up his

speed

and

strength.”

Snyder

said

he

saw

make his 7-2-12 jump

Thomas

in the indoor

meet at Chicago. ‘On that jump his leg was six inches above the bar, so a jump of 7 feet, 6 inches

isn’t imposible

MELBOURNE,

and

(AP)

Frank

night

won

matches

in the second round World Professional Tennis Championships

bourne

Olympic

Stadium. Hoad defeated

Lew

of the Indoor at Mel-

Swimming

Ashley

with

a

round

first

Hartwig

match and

6-3,

in

against

Segura.

School

League

will

hold a-swimming meet Saturday at the Caparra Country Club. The is

scheduled

to

begin

at 9 a.m.

in a continuing

series

Colo-

ing Saturday Rico.

Casino

The events sters between The

Chicago

Rico Swimming Asstage its next meet at

the

follow-

de

Puerto :

will be for youngnine and 12. Cubs

the

haven’t

fin-

ished, in fhe. National League's first division since 1946. °

sound.

hay-pile

Cocks

The

crowed

of a stable

coat,

blue

slacks

and

passed Bobby Saturday.

holding

scuffed Ussery,

lane,

the

blue who

“You sure got an sit there and let them

working

with

the

a smear

day

pride

a black

begins

of

mongrel

enormous

their

suckled

a

collar

Someone

will

showed.

ride

the

CANNON

front-running

easy life,” she catch you.”

said

to

the

Divine

Comedy

looked

second

to Bally

Ache

looked

her

nest

She

how

“He

asked

shoes

ping Stone, when he finished track here Saturday. like

an

ice

skater,”

said

the

Bally

Ache /

jockey.

“Just

in

the

on

the

Step-

greasy

horsewoman.

Derby Respect As and

you

talk

Venetian

to

Way

horsemen

seem

to be

here,

only

running

in

Tompion, the

Bally

Derby.

“These

men

have

no

respect

for

trainer of Victoria Park. “Some to advertise their business. Why newspapers?” Down the

to Jimmy “This

line,

the

said

horses

the

elegant

men put their horses in just don’t they put an ad in the

. journalists

racing

Derby,”

Ache

I mentioned

to H. A. Luro that this year’s field was disfigured by some which should be running in claiming races.

were

Pitt, who trains him. : is the worst race for a speed

praising

horse,”

he

Bally

said

Ache

with

the

regret that is common to people in his business. “Someone is always running at you. Soon as you get rid of one, another one is at you. Then you got that long stretch with those stretch runners taking shots at you.”

a picket

fence,

Vic

Sovinski,

watched his colt cropping grass. “That’s all he does is eat,”-he

discussing his child’s did in the Stepping like

who

said,

trains

like

Venetian

Way,

amazed

father

some

appetite. “I think he’Il run better than he Stone last Saturday. He didn’t relish the

Bally

Ache

or

Tompion

as

the

horse

reporter asked him. : : “Tompion is the horse to beat,” said Sovinski, most of them claim in the village of horsemen. “That

Bally

Ache

another guy said. “I believe my with

him

on

the

has

speed,

horse

has

and

what’

enough

a

speed

beat?”

which

game

to

to

go

is what

horse

out

a

he

and

is,”

run

lead.”

Never No Trouble A groom was walking Tompion cool, shedded path which trims the barn. -“He’s

coming.

up

to the

handles Tompion.

this?”

“I

don’t

know

race

“Has what

awfully

the

good,”.said

he ever run you

call

horse

going Bob

on a cuppy

around Wheeler,

truck

like said

them

New

York

tracks,”

gate

horse,”

said

Goose.

“He’s

into

the

Trial

in

the Derby

Wheeler, “but he never had no trouble with tracks any place.” Listening was Roscoe Goose, a glad, wizened, old jockey, who won his Derby with Donerail. “Tompion

Swim Meets Set The_Gatholic

blubbering

length-mink

who

7-5,

dew.

up to her ears, came Liz Whitney Person, who owns Divine Comedy. Beneath, enveloping fur

the

won,

with

ens ran in cackling panic as a car came toward them. On the main road, a mare whelled in view and the exercise boy denounced her with slow, spiteful profanity. Out of a sports car, bundled in an ankle-

6-3. In

Rose

rising sun was bleary behind

radiant

them with the expression of a cranky old man. Radios rumbled with rock and roll music. Chick-

the

Mervin

a

In

Coo-

and

was

litter of yellow-dappled white pups. Across the way, a goat with'a dingy gray coat inspected

6-4, 6-4, and Sedgman Pancho Segura, 10-8, 4-6,

Cooper

Ky.—The

grass

species.

per, beat

doubles

Mink

at dawn in the hamlet of green-painted barns on the backside of Churchill Downs where the Derby colts are stabled. Horses neighed

track.” “You

Sedgman

their

The

On

In World Tourney Hoad

mist.

for him.”

Hoad, Sedgman Win

last

LOUISVILLE, of

say

that John Thomas of Boston University and Charlie Dumas of the University of Southern California are the best high jumpers

on Dumas

And

By Jimmy Cannon

be

races he is strong

events

Today

Mongrels

finish

Germany are competing as unit in the Rome Olympics. ers,

Sports

and of

West

two

The Puerto sociation will

rado to spend the night and the Colorado Highway Patrol said it would give her a lift back to the spot where she quit. That’s in Utah about 13 miles west of the Utah-Colorado line.

pre-

a

Eastgave

miles.

he

after ap-

the

competition

kept coming

as

divisions

Rex

physician walking United States, was

downpour

she ern

She

Colorado, Moore, the

said

Germany

second.

3-1

Antillano

Snyder

to leave for home

I think

(Native)

Marias

third,’

pared

the one to Page Hall

18

“T guess I’d have to pick Rus-*

sia

EB RE ZS

PP

3:00

SRR

Ist RACK (imported)

aretommenes yt

POST

CARMONA May

ain’t

a

quick

quick

ence he gets started, but he could get in a lot of trouble the first hundred yards. I remember how Johnny Longden handled that Count Fleet out of the gate..-He stomped on him like he was in a quarter race.” Calumet

put

three

colts

certain

if any

doubts

that

Hillsborough,

Fango

and

horses.

But

he

about

Bally

of them is positive

will

go

but

Pied

Jimmy

d’Or

Jones

Saturday. are

true

isn’t

Jimmy

Se wt

By

Friday,

LA

PICKS

Derby

Ache.

“I originally favored Tompion,” Jones said, “until I saw the race Bally Ache put in Saturday. If Bally Ache ever gets loose and gone, they'll never catch him. Pied d’Or is a quick horse, but I had to give him a month’s-vacation after he tried to run with Bally Ache. If I was training Tompion, I'd go right out and stay with Bally Ache. If he gets loose of Tompion, he'll never ,be caught. You can’t play cat and mouse with him and lay back. I know Tompion don’t want to go out with him. But he’d better, or Bally Ache’s gone.” :

e m4


/

27

areas BB Bill Hits At Monopolies

alumet: Enters:

Only One Horse

WASHINGTON

LOUISVILLE, Ky. ‘(AP)—Tompion, champion of Cali:

Der

—The

.

The only mild surprise as the | Way and Isaac Blumberg’s SunFarm and Victoria mames. of. the colts were dropp- ny Blue d into. the entry box was the Park, E.P. Taylor's flashy Cafailure of Calumet farm, winner nadian hope. Other entries are Héntlien, of seven : Derbies, to name two Spring Broker,Bourbon Prince, horses. Graff, Yomolka, ‘Cuvier and Fighting Hodge.

mile

race

at- Churchill

will have 200

a'gross

with

ainet

Downs.

value

(Continued

it.

of $160,

of $116,100

going

fo the winke?. Tompion, C.V. Whitney’s son of: Tom Fool,. which won the Santa Anita Derby, remained the favorite. But there was growing support for Leonard Fruchtman’s Bally Ache; who won the Flamingo at. Hialeah Park and the: Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park after losing five $100,000 races last year in photo finishes. Except for Tompion and BallyAche the only others given slight consideration were Venitian

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the supply of talent available to rivals. He called this bad -for the sport and fer the play-

Page)

the

SA

100

ful

his second in five decisions, as he came on for starter Johnny Podres. in the seventh. Jack McMahon; who relieved Lew Burdette in the eighth, got the loss. He is now 1-2, Milwaukee

than

to

Back

He said his Antitrust and Monopely Subcommittee has evidence that rich and power-

w aI

Hillsborough would be the lone Calumet entry. Pied D’Or had been considered a probably running mate. If all parade postward for the 4:30 EST start of the 1%4-

to

draft to other clubs.

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said

bill

club least

Tony

\

Jones

Lurullah,

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Jimmy

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Trainer

Divine

(AP)

(Democrat-Tennesseee) announced Wednesday he will introduce legislation he described as designed to break up hoarding of baseball talent by Major League ball clubs.

porns, and Bally Ache, best to come out of Florida, head field of 14 three-year old horses named yesterday for Sa ee s 86th running of. the $125,000 added. Kentucky

for you e324

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Sen Juan; Pestle Med, Bitlet May 6, 1960 Ti

Chis Sievers Hits Ist In 5-3 Victory.

Boxing Card Starts At 8:30 At Escobar

CHICAGO (AP)—Roy Sievers started rep.*: ;“ug the Chicago White Sox some for the $150,000 the % shelled

Tonight’s professional boxing card at Sixto Escobar Stadium is] scheduled to start at 8:30. Tiin

range

ckets

$1

to

a 10-round

af-

from

price

|out

i :

5-3

main

event,

fair, will be between

Puerto

Dominican

Republic’s

and

Carlos

Teo-

tilo Cruz. Ast

The

Program

4 rounds

fight

weights:

Antonio

Abimael

vs.

Garcia.

2nd fight — 4 rounds — featherweights: Jesus M. Serrano vs.

Abraham

Arroyo.

3rd fight — 6 rounds — therweights: Elias Valentin

feaVi-

ruet vs. Hector Diaz of Dominican

Republic. .4th fight terweights:

vs.

— 6 rounds — welEustaquio Gnozalez

Charles

Farmerio

land, Ohio. 5th fight

—-

Main

of

Cleve-

Santurce

men,

who

have a total of 14 children among

the bat of Frank one

knee

shoulder.

after

Al

by

Kaline

bounced

actually

Jr. of 712

Bolivar

had

only

Pittsburgh

(AP)—The

CHICAGO losing

two-game

streak

and

two

Moreno

Bill

Virdon

triple

with

slammed two

a

out

in

two-+ the

top of the ninth to enable ‘the Bucs to break a 7-7 tie. At

one, while

San

Francisco

yesterday

afternoon, the Cincinnati Redlegs defeated the second-place

won $16,857.80, including a share of.the smaller pool for five win-

Bob

Vera,

ter,

Ilarraza,

and

with

one who

daughhas

children and is expecting venth, collected $15,468.55 $1

six

a seon a

cuadro. e

Tal For

Needs Chess

MOSCOW

The

Giants,

4-3.

In the third National League contest of the afternoon, rookie Aspromonte

middle ‘bottom

singled

up

the

with two out in the of the tenth inning with

the bases Dodgers a

loaded to 4-3 victory

give over

the the

Milwaukee

Braves

Los

An-

geles. The

Pirates

have

at

now

won

13

of their 18 starts. Down 17-2 after five innings, they came up with five runs in

Draw Title

(AP)

20th|

the top of the seventh to tie the

match of the 24-game world chess game. The Cubs, playing for the championship between champion Mikhail Botvinnik and challenger first time under new manager reached PittsMikhail Tal ended in a draw after Lou Boudreau, 27 moves yesterday at Pushkin burgh starter George Witt for Theater. six of their runs in the first The 24-year-old Tal leads the three innings. Clemente had _ the champion, 12 points to eight, and] Roberto needs but one draw in the re- game’s only homer, his fifth of maining

five

games

to

win

pitching of Jim Owens, who evened his record at 2-2. Pancho Herrera and Al Walters. His record

into

a virtual

gar Bend

first-place

Francona

for

and

Jim

the

distance

Mizell, the losing pitcher.

is now

NIGHT

GAMES

AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 202 022 111—11 115

Gentile

to

Baltimore

600

Cleveland Indians to a Chicago over the Orioles at Washington

ei

1-2.

002

the Philadelphia Phil-

1 11-3.

6

200 100 200—5 9 0

010 100 001—3 8 0

NATIONAL

National League -game

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Philadelphia St. Louis

LEAGUE

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his

(AP Wirephoto.)

Antonio Ramos, Vera and Reimado Ilarraza, both of Las Casas, were partners in the other. Moreno, who has seven children, played a $12 cuadro and ners. Ramos

off

lies downed the Cardinals, 3-4, at St. Louis behind the five-hit

Chicago

McDougald, right, dropped _to* p-

Bolling.

a smash

Pirates broke

increased

their

run

tickets. Manuel

Washington?

had homers for the Phils off Vine-

pace the 1146 win a“ McDougald Gil and Kubek ONES—Tony CLOSE 0 Tw the New York Yankees fail to come up with two hits by | Baltimore. In one the Detroit Tigers in a game in which the Yanks won,| quite reach a grounder off last nels 10-3. Kubek, above, couldn’t

dante which paid $14,912.85 for six winners and $277.85 for five.

were

the

deal, whalloped his fourth

connected

League lead to_a full two games yesterday they downed the Chicago Cubs, 9-7.

There

hitting: Ai $ first

four-bagger of the season, but it wasn’t enough to overcome Sievers’ two-run blast that sent

Tito

them, shared in Wednesday’s “cinco-seis” pool at El Coman-

winning

by

Pirates Down Cubs, LA, Cincy Also Win

Event.

3 Men Hit 5-6 Pool Three

over

tie with the idle New York Yankees. In the only other American League night contest yesterday,

welter-

Gonzalez

victory

same

lightweights

Rican Daniel Berrios

earlier this Spring

Senators, Sievers’ old ball club. ‘Earl Battey, who ‘went from the Sox to Washington in the

:

$2. The

for him

homer of the campaign last night to lead Chix

the

title, Botvinnik, now 48, has lost the crown only once before since wining jf in an open meet in Mosow 12 years ago.

the

year.

Lennis Green, the third Pittsburgh hurler, was credited with his second win without a defeat.

a

National

afternoon

as

making his record 2-3 on the year. Cincinnati’s: victory gave the Redlegs a sweep of their twogame series with the Giants and their fourth game in a row. Vada Pinson scored the winning run for the Redlegs on a sacrifice fly in the eighth inning. He also stole two bases. ~ The Giants’ Johnny Antonelli gave up only four hits and had a 3-2 lead when he was lifted after seven innings. Cincinnati’s

Bob

Purkey

allow-

ed only six hits in the seven and two-third innings he worked, but four were for extra bases. Orlando: Cepeda of Puerto Rico hit a homer in the sixth. The biow was his fourth of the campaign and put San Francisco ahead. Willie

triples. Purkey

Mays

slammed

out

two

earned his first. decision

of the year. Stu Miller, who re-| lieved Antonelli was charged with} thé loss,

also

The

victory

season.

his

first mark

broke

game Dodger losing dropped the Braves

a half games tes.

behind

a

this

NATIONAL

and and

the

Pira-|

The Dodgers loadéd the bases in the tenth with none out. Reliever Bob Rush retired two

men. before Aspromonte singled The loss went. to. Glen. Hobbie, (See DAY — Page 22)

|

101 000 502—9 15 2 iid eta 312 010 600-7 10 2 Witt, Umbricht (3); Green (7) and Smith, Burgess (7); Morehead, Elston (7), Hobbie (7), Face (9) and Rice. W—Green (2-0). L—Hobbie (2-3). HR—Pittshurgh, Clemente. (5).

000 002 020-4 6 0 600 021 000-3 6 2

CINCINNATI SAN FRANCISCO Purkey,

four-| Cormick

streak three

LEAGUE

Henry

(8)

HR—San

and

(8)

and

Landrith.

Francisco,

Dotterer;

Antonelli,

W—Purkey

Cepeda

(1-0).

Miller

(8),

Mc-

L—Miller

(0-4).

-020 001 000 0-3 000 000 210 1-4

9 0 14 0

(4).

MILWAUKEE LOS ANGELES

Burdette, McMahon (8), Rush (10). and Crandall; Podres, Sherry (7) and Roseboro. W—Sherry (2-3). L—McMahon (1-2), HR—Milwaukée,. Roach 'eter (4), Aspromonte (1),

(1), Aaron -

(5).

Los

Angeles,

Dems


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