The San Juan Star (May 13, 1960)

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Herter’s Spy Defense | Aly Khan Reported Dead Castigates US. Pilot

In Auto Crash Near Paris For ‘Gangster Raid, Says Trial Definite .

PARIS (AP)—Prince Aly Khan, was killed urban Suresnes, last night, police reported.

in

an

automobile

accident

in

sub-

The one-time playboy prince who has recently been the Pakistan permanent representative to the United Nations was admitted to the hospital in Suresnes after

waco

the accident. His girl friend, Bettina, a former model, was re ported to be at a hospital in Saint Cloud. Her real name is Simone Bodin. The

hospital

at

Suresnes,

Christian plane state

a

an

them

foving

beautiful

the

actress

and

associa-

women,

among

Rita

of

also

with

actresses

and

Joan

Fontaine.

Gene

Born

In

Italy

7

an

Italian

Theresa

ballet

dancer

named

Magliano.

He was. an officer with the French. Foreign Legion, then was (See ALY KHAN, Page 21)

blunt from

their

of

ter-

war,”

statements

were

censorship

cis G. Powers, jet

7

kind

of State

of the of

spy

statement

The

and

plane

And RITA HAYWORTH

Governor

Luis

Mufioz

Marin

to

put “in the hands of the people” a plebiscite on the island’s political status.

U.S. Pilot Rescuing Fugitives Ambushed; Killed By Cubans

decide

plebiscite

anything,’

would

not

commented

the

Statehood Republican bernatorial hopeful. The

referendum

Party

outlined

guWed-

nesday by Muftoz would be held on petition of 10 per cent or “perhaps less” of the electorate, without

sanction

by

the

U.

S.

Congress. In the

past,

local

GOP

leaders

have voiced belief that a plebiscite without Congressional sponsorship

would

have

no

for

prison

sharpest

Wary Ferre Hedges On Plebiscite Plan “Such. a

in

to

—

legal

effect. Status Inclusion Opposed Ferre also said he frowns on the inclusion of Commonwealth

remarks

try

spying

him

is

10

death before

a firing squad. But Khrushchev

oes just 11 years ago

By HAROLD J. LIDIN A wary Luis A. Ferre hedged. yesterday on the proposal of

down-

added:

penalty

years

“ALY KHAN

Fran-

ed May Day deep inside Russia for making “a gangster and ban-

dit raid”

saved for

his

Herter

as

he talked to correspondents at an exhibit of espionage articles the Russians say Powers carried aboard his plane. Herter had defended the right of a nation to make reconnaissance flights over the territory of a possible enemy and declared such flights would continue. This,

threat

said

to

Khrushchev

peace...if

Two Pregnant WomenKnifed In Santurce By

yester-

pilot of the U2

reconnaissance

“We shall try him severely as a spy.”

Tierney

He was born in Turin, Italy, in 1911, the son of the Aga Khan III by the second of his four wives,

on

pondents Wednesday. Khrushchey castigated

but

Aly Khar was named Pakistan’s chief delegate to the United Nations Feb. 6, 1958 and after a few weeks in the post made an impression as a hard working, serious minded ambassador.

Ni-

day 20 hours after Khrushchev ‘| made them at a news conferente with Soviet’ and foreign corres-

Hayworth;

Bettina,

Premier

bomb

These

Less than two years after Aly’s marriage to Rita Hayworth, she started a divorce suit. ‘The case, with the accompanying property settlement for their ~ daughter the | 3 Yasmin, dragged through courts for several years. Since the breakup with Miss Hayworth, the| * prince had been seen most often company

atom

released

whom he married in 1949.

in. the

of war,”

the first minutes he added..

49 in June,

with

Secretary

defense

“is the

ritory, they, certainly will in

Turned To Diplomacy He had turned to serious diplomacy after an earlier career of tion

incident

kita S. Khrushchev declares. “If the United States is going to unleash war and if they have never experienced

The former horseman, son of the late Aga Khan III, would have

international

—

that could only be made by a country in a

western suburb of Paris, refused to give any indication by telephone of Aly Khan’s condition. The hospital at Saint Cloud said Bettina had been released after treatment for minor injuries. been

(AP)

A. Herter’s

is

there

ANGLADA

A 21-year-old pregnant woman was stabbed to death early

yesterday

in

her

San-

turce slum ‘shack and her 27year-old girl friend, also preznant was critically knifed, both by a disgruntled suitor dead woman, police said.

year-old

child,

son

of

of the A two-

the

dead

woman, watched in horror. Police are Holding Victor Colen Torres, 20, of Building 63, Liorens

Torres

Public

The

dead

Housing

woman

Project.

was

Visitacion

Esealera Pizarro, 21, who police said was killed by four stabs of a nine-inch kitchen knife. She was four

months

In

critical

than

a

pregnant.

condition

50-50

chance

with to

less

live

is

Juana Texidor Martinez, 27, who is seven months pregnant. A caesarian section operation to save

her

unborn

it died two hours pal Hospital. The

in

“a

the

are

boy

(See CASTIGATES, Page 21)

RALPH

attacks

the two

8 by

child

failed when

later in Munici-

allegedly

8 foot

women

and

took

place

shack

whera

the

young

lived over the water in the (See KNIFED, Page 21)

Torres Braschi Measures ( In Traffic Bill Are Rejected By HAROLD

J. LIDIN

terday that “if the transit bureau shift were included in the committee bill, we would never get Castro as “‘our maximum leader.” island’s traffic enforcement sysa bill passed this session.” They. claim the United States is in any local plebiscite, but not tem urged by Police SuperintenAlso deleted from the forthgetting ready to attack Cuba. a highway outside -Havana yesin a Congressional-blessed poll. dent Ramon Torres Braschi— in-' coming bill will be other key The dead pilot was identified as terday. They said he was on a cluding the transfer to his deIf Commonwealth appeared on Torres Braschi-backed amendsecret flight to smuggle out fu- Matthews Edward Duke, 42, an partment of the transit bureau ments such as mandatory vehicie a ballot prepared by Congress, whose gitives from the Castre govern- adventure-loving ~airman last known address was in Palm Ferre remarked, it would be gi- — have been rejected by influ- inspection and compulsory auto ment. ential members of the Senate insurance, This latest U., S.based plane Beach, Florida. Florida has been ven “validity.” Penal Committee. But without this Congressional The forthcoming Senate Penal the takeoff point for a number: of flight is certain to add fuel to the recognition, he added, CommonSen. Luis Alfredo Colon, chair- Committee bill on traffic enforces anti-North American campaign al(See TRAFFIC, Page 21) | ‘man of the Committee, said yes(See FERRE, Page 21) (See U. S. PILOT, Page 4) ready: being. conducted. here by the By HAROLD

K. MILKS

HAVANA (®) — Cuban soldiers and sailors ambushed, shot down and killed an -American pilot on

press,

backing

radio,

Prime

and

organizations

Minister

Fidel

illegal flights to Cuba, and Duke

Several

majer

changes

in

the

‘THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, May 13, 1960

2

-|Lloyd Issues Religious Instruction Measure On Appears Dead For This Session {Warning Summit: Talk A.

W.

MALDONADO

LONDON

A house of Representatives bill that would authorize religious

tary

day

instruction for public schools pupils

—

ene

of the

most

versial bills of this appears to be dead. of

Rep. Aguedo the House

mitiee,

said

contro-

session

daily

battle

on

waged

House

talking,

io an

however,

empty

House

has

been

-

The measure, House Bill 84, ealis for the allocation of one

pu-

blic schools for religious instruction outside the school premises. “As President of the Committee, I will not report the bill unless. a majority of the Committtee members requests me to,” Mojiea said. He added that he expect

this

to

not

affected

the

ef controversy in Luis Mufioz Marin

tholic

Church

posing

sides.

The

Governor

has

ly opposed the Church strongly

BREST,

mit

to

op-

ber of men reported.

crew

“It what

vvae ‘aeons

a iia! 5

PRICE

de

level

Gaulle

full-dress

cabinet

foreign a

an re-

and

more

espionage

room

| gers

presented

for

the

great

whole world

da sinci

has

been

its

before

they

Secrecy

pro-

stereo

has

Khrushchev of

the

agreed

will be

visiting

big

Macmillan

on

tern This

four

to see

arrive

in

the

middle

pre-summit

Lloyd

of

Britain

Maurice

ville is set for

de

tries.”

Commonwealth To Pay

For New June Diploma: The

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some

of

raised

Saturday.

Educatior

foi

West

be here

eye-

German

leaders

will

strictly in an unofficial

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This is being made clear by the West in the hope it .will avoid any. demands from Communist East Germany to come to Paris and take a role in the summit. U.S. Secretary of State Christian A. Herter is due here today and Foreign Minister Sel-

leaders

hi-fi and

ok the

the

the first

will

hours later:

AMERICA’S

WESTREX (0., (Inventors

with

principle of private meetings with participation limited to the big four and interpreters.

DON’T MISS THE VIRGIN

and hear the best, ALTEC McINTOSH

Khrushchev

The

HI-FI and STEREO FANS and

contact

“The

take his new position Monday.

Sought

Visit our showrooms

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to tackle is te try te understanc that peaceful coexistence invol

squarely

Nikita

In an effort to hold down

been

pros

pects he said:

week

down

with Soviet Premier Khrushchev Monday. ~

has

Khrushchey on the matter. Reliable informants said that

advisory

America

Summit

Khrushchev In The Middle The early arrival of Khrushchevy will put the Soviet leader

fhe

sit

host,

or

to

to in-

by

on

going on with Moscow to insure secrecy for the crucial sessions of the big rour taiks: Allied sources said President de Gaulle, acting as the_ summit

observer

the- downed

Turning

said

have attemptthe maximum.

consequences

sumbeen

of

Harold

underscored

who it to

paganda hlasts during the mit, negotiations have

¢ase

He

uncertain

before.”

summit would be one of the first subjects to be threshed over in week end talks among Western

price

in an empty

_ ove

on deck for the Paris meetings. He is expected here around noon on Saturday. Both Eisenhower and British Prime Minister

It seemed. clear to observers here that the espionage incident

not

«. words

flights

those pupils whose had already diplomas been printed bearing the signature of Dr. Efrain Sanchez Hidalgo, the department

Atmosphere _ that the confe-

thought

the Soviets, ed to explit

| INCLUD

top

is disquieting to see point. this regrettable

cident

Contact WKS unheard-of low ily $200. $150

the

infinitely

leaders

oui

Charles

than one added:

radio num-

was

the

rence, because of the airplane incident, will open in an atmos-

ship.

in the

on

Uncertain “It’s certain

Three

turned aboard according to contacts with the ship. The

con-

arrangements.

phere

The flames subsided within heur and a half and the crew

summit

session, information Minister Louis Terrenoire told newsmen:

reported missing an explosion shook

abandon

Preparations

four

incident

After

the 16,000 ton Liberian tanker Bulkoil and flames forced the erew

MASON —

president over a lengthy cabinet session devoted largely to sum-

categorical-

—(AP)—

big

President

bill, while the supports it.

France

the

plane talks.

Explosion On Tanker sailors were yesterday after

DAVID (AP)

here over effects of the U.S. spy

storm

taken

spoke: ina

On Summit Preparations ference moved briskly ahead yesterday amid increasing concern

which Gov. and the Ca-

have

the firs

plane.

for

mem-

a

as

Spy Plane Casts Shadow By

happen.

bers of his Committee. The bill has created

this

it “eenceivably could trigger of a nuclear war.” . _ Lloyd declined to discuss th:

PARIS

He pointed out that the publicity received by the bill has apparently

of gthe

the Soviet Union should onl be undertaken on fhe approve of the entire NATO alliance. | Gaitskell said this form o

JOSE LUIS FELIU PESQUERA

—

He also has tried every parHamentary maneuver possible.

not

defined

-reeonmmainssance

te the sound of his voice pleading for the bill.

does

t

Gaitskell deelared that America

a

time off from

political | affairs

Lloyd

weeks, after the close of the session, the chamber has echoed

a week

powers

fairs debate in the House. o Commons. He took the {loo after Labor Party Leader Hug

after everyone else has gone: Each night for the last several

hour

‘all ‘the great’

He

floor

chamber

conference

task of the top level talks oper ining in Papis Monday.”

to free the bill from the committee considering it. Most of his

yeste

countries.

“I doubt

has the

Secré

said

Summit

internal

very much the bill will reach the House floor this session.” Bills not acted upon will die. And a self-styled talkathon by Rep. Jos? Luis Pesquera, author of the bills, seems to have been

in vain. Feliu Pesquera

Lloyd

H refrain from interference in th

Mojica, Chairman Education Com-

yesterday,

the

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SAN

JUAN

STAR

— Friday, May 13, 1960

Cordero To Quit As Housing Head General Will Devote Full Time To Island

National Guard Post Maj. Gen. Juan Cesar Cordero Davila will leave as director of the Commonwealth Urban Renewal and Housing Corporation by July 1, it was announced yesterday by La Fortaleza. Cordero

‘}ceeded

is expected

by

sistant

Carlos

director

to be

suc-

Alvarado,

as-

of

corporation. A statement

the

from

La Fortaleza

said Cordero would. petition of the chief and

INTENT TALK—Carlos Alvarado, left, slated to succeed Gen. César Cordero Davila as head of the Commonwealth Urban

Renewal and Housing

Corp., is shown

as he talked

TUNIS —(AP)— The forest-covered mountains Tunisian-Algerian frontier

long

shadow

over

Along the Separating the

South

green, of the cast a

Africa.

ill-defined border French troops in

Algeria from the Algerian Nationalist rebels using Tunisia as a base simmers a war potentially eapable of upsetting the political

picture in this part of the world. The threat comes from the growfing efforts of the Algerian rebels

to internationalize independence. Under

the

their

influence

war

of the

for Alge-

rians, embittered by the lack of western pressures on France, Tunisia also has begun Communist -east as

to a_

eye the possible

Last Habib

of

forces, the statement

more

expressed

and

more

dissatisfaction

west’s attitude tian dilemna.

toward

the

when

destroyed

part

of

the

com-

settlers

Tuni-

the in

An

estimated

Algerian

rebels

camp

the

in

10,000

60,-

Tunisia .

to

12,000

are

believed

frontier

zone..

rebel command says are “in the no man’s

to

The

these men land in Al-

geria.”” Impartial observers agree that the bulk of the rebel force

the Alge-

is A

safely inside Tunisia. tour of the frontier

last

week

showed

units moving frontier towns

workers embassy

rebel

zone

supply

freely in Tunisian and villages. Access

to one village was barred by armed Algerians sentries. ‘ accuses

,the

gover-

addiLuis

said.

The statement praised Cordero “distinguishing himself” as a

Algerians

Rico

and

later

as

and a It said over of the Puerto

executive

di-

rector of the Urban Renewal and Housing Corp. has given him prestige

in

Puerto

Rico

and

in

the United States as a man dedicated to the bettering of the lives

of

shown

his, compatriots

him

to

honorable, servant.”

be

and

an

and

has

untiring,

devoted

public

Crematorium Keeps SAN

RAFAEL,

Calif.

into the safety Tunisians and

battleground.

of the

arose ashes

Cemetery

at

over

when Los

sed to accept them unds Chessman was

disposition Forest

Lawn

Angeles

refu-

on the groan agnostic.

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INC. - Santurce, P. R.

Min-

the

air

was

forced

by

the

iron

curtain and East-West fears. “Espionage is not a cause.”

ican spy plane

Macmillan said.

—not sion..

mit

the

case

cause—

is the result of

world

ten-

Thus, he said, the Paris Sumconference opening Monday

has

the

chance

to

settle

on

the

Soviet

grave

Union

tension

Macmillan rose to speak after a long commons debate on the approaching the Soviet.

probiems. In effect Macmillan sided with the United States in its view that spying

“It is an effect

of the suspicion and between great powers.”

Summit meeting, exploitation of the

American plane shot down May 1 over Sverdlovek, ’ and Britain's

from

position

on

disarmament.

L. A. Brignoni New Head Of S.J. Public Works Luis

A.

Brignoni,

35,

has

been

until

1951

as

an

eegineer

at

the

appointed director of the San Juan Municipal Public Works Depart-

Division of Studies and Land Purchase of the former Yousing Auth-

ment

ority of From

by

Mayor

Gautier. He replaces din, who by Gov..

Felisa

Juan

Rincon

R.

was recently Mufioz Marin

de

Joy

San-

the Antilles

appointed as execu-

tive director of the Appeals Brignoni’s appointment tive June 1.

effec-

He was born in Mayaguez and obtained his B.S. in Engineering at

the

College

Mechanical

of

Agricuiture

Arts

1949, after which

in

he was

was

with

Office

Carlos

pointed

in

employed

by

A.

Flores

to the

has

post

been

to be

ap-

vacated

Brignoni.

. PROVISIONAL BOARD OF THE MEDICAL CENTER SAN JUAN,

PUERTO PUERTO

RICO RICO

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All required Contract and Bidding Documents and Drawings may be obtained at the office of the Provisional Board for the Puerto Rico Medica] Center, Flamingo Building, Stop 19, Ponce de

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Each bid must be accompanied by a bid bond, executed on form of Bid Bond included with the Contract Documents, in amount of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000).

Bids will be received at the office of the Provisional Board, at the address given above, until 3:00 P.M. standard focal time, July

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The Provisional Board reserves the right to waive informalities and/or Board.

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of Tunisia. Both Algerian rebels

ALL MAKES GENERAL ELECTRIC ~ FRIGIDAIRE

LONDON

ister Macmillan told parliament last night the celebrated amer-

(AP)—

deny this. Since the completion by the French of a second frontier defénse line near the frontier, the Algerians in Tunisia have been virtually isolated from the Algerian

OF World Strain: Macmillian |

The ashes of Caryl Chessman, executed at San Quintin Prison May 2, will remain at the crematorium for many months. A con-

troversy

DAVILA

Spy Case Result, Not Cause

Ashes Of Chessman

of staging raids on French outposts in Algeria and then fleeing

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as

“brilliant” military man “efficient administrator.” his work accomplished “many years as director Housing Authority of

An unseasy truce followed the tension while trouble at the frontiér continued to simmer on.

France

Tunisian

and

threatened

000 old French with reprisals.

Tunisia’s diplomatic ‘‘Feelers”’ toward Russia and Red China are becoming more frequent while her relations with France deteriorate. Tunisia is planning to open an embassy in Moscow this month. The French ambassador has been absent from Tunis since

March

bombers

Bourguiba

frequently

with

as

month, Tunisian president Bourguiba accused France

sending

Mufioz,

Munoz Marin will assign to him, relating especially to the armed

to build .

mandos from Algeria to the sian frontier zone. -

source of help. Western diplomats in the Tunisian capital are alarmed by Tuni-sia’s

wall, ostensibly

Rico.

nor, is commander-in-chief. He will also undertake tional functions that Gov.

Rebels Influencing ‘Tunisian Swing East residence a road.

all

Guard.”

in Puerto

Algerian Nationalist BOROWIEC

practically

Additional Functions Cordero also heads the Guard

member of the Senate nomination committee. _Fonfrias, influential in local housing affairs strongly backed Alvarado for the post. (STAR photo by Harold J. Lidin.)

ANDREW

dedicate

leave, “on executive,”

of his time to the office of the adjutant general of the National

Tuesday at the Capitol with Sen. Ernesto Juan Fonfrias,

By

“will

housing

%

CORDERO

when

(Signed) ——

it is in

the

interest

DR. GUILLERMO President

of the

ARBONA,

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, May 13, 1960

Teachers Pay Raise Voted In

DORADO BEACH Is ours!

ET

The

teachers

| Senate

+}

The

vote

Ateneo

by

{cleared

by

a

of 21-0.

the

Senate

Rosamunda

without

jthe

doctorate

teachers

with

a

The salary j increases of ‘each year of

Per Person Daily—Two in a Room—Breakfast And Dinner Included.

The FINEST air-conditioned accommodation now per-

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downtown

San Juan —

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hotels, Air Taxi.

BEACH cHotel

S.

Belaval,

a

Sky’)

is

set

in

beauty

and

good-will

ganda. They are made responsible for, and at the same time victims

of,

a

world

which,

according

to

one character, has reached a point where ‘‘we shall all be devoured

lepers Allowed A. W.

MALDONADO

The House of Representatives yesterday passed a bill with leprosy to marry. House approved a Se-

of

paid

leave

school,

of

his candidacy of

that

The

absence

stretching

from

from

teachers

an

administrative

supervising cal

-the

activities.

stricken

by

teachers’

This

to

the

Senate

as

for

circumstances

fy

it,’

was

medical

and

approved. however,

Party

senior members answered:

was

super-

flous.

“When

they

blind

Court. of World Contime to pass sentence|_

of the

fall

i

&

SAN

JOSE

CIELO

CAIDO

satirical

blends has

is

piece

of

comedy

such

a

a

writing

and

manner

that

no trouble

profound, which

tragedy

WE

ARE

the -audience

digesting

the thea-

Angel F.; Rivera has directed the play with definite control and skill even in those spots where

and

the

perfomance

12-yearold

boy

was

drown-

drowned

boy

was

PLEASED

agers

were.

picnicking

in

HOURS:

10:00

A.M.

6:00 P.M.

SPORT

IVY

cording 'to went under

JACKETS*

SWEATERS

ed.

After

vainly

trying

to locate

the boy, other picnickers notified police, who recovered the

the

body

two

Judge ordered

hours

later.

Francisco Rosario Perez an autopsy.

FROM

EL

MUNDO

ly off center.

Brown Commutes One, Denies One

ANNOUNCE

AND

but refused clemency to another. He commuted the sentence of Donald L. Cash, 32,’to life in prison. Brown refused to spare James E. Hooton, 27, con-

victed of killing a police

officer.

Cash and Hooton had been scheduled for a double execution at San Quentin.

U.S. PILOT (Continued From Page 1) was one of 29 fliers already

on

the U. S. border patrol’s blacklist. Rented Plane In Louisiana Airport operators had _ been

warned

by

‘U.

S.

immigration

authorities not to rent a plane to Duke under any circumstances.

The

Federal

Aviation

Authority

said he managed to rent one recently at Baton Rouge, Louisiana,

by saying for a parts.

he was

cargo

flying to Texas

of

spare

This is the Cuban incident,

cial

as

airplane

version of the

reported

in

an

offi-

announcement:

Duke flew to Cuba in a twinengine Piper’ Apache on Sunday and took three Cuban men out

of

the

country.

point was

The

rendezvous

within sight of the Naval

Academy at Mariel, about 15 miles north of Havana. Police

and

a

naval

parties

were

trap

on

OUR

CONTINENTAL

°¢ SLACKS SWIM TRUNKS *wash & wear ’

his

next

trip

and

sure of catching him. Before dawn yesterday

be

morn-

ing, a car with five Cubans pulled up at the same spot. They got

out and hid in the bushes near a fishing village known as El Mosquito. Military. and naval officials

surrounded

the

area.

;

Half an hour later Duke landed

on the highway, but he apparently saw something that tipped him off

to the ambush, gunned his engines and tried to escape. The Cubans opened

fire,

‘crashed.

° SHIRTS

° SUITS*

at foreground center, which. hides those actors who must play slight-

watching then, but they let Duke’s police, Delfin and_ dissappear- Pplane get away so they could lay

3-5943

LEAGUE

the

Guaynabo area and went swimming in the river. Suddenly, ac-

ACROSS

TO

Delfin

Soltren Mendez, of 285 Francia St. Hato Rey. He and a group of other teen-

SECOND SPECIAL SALE MEN’S

in

trical concoction, in spite of it’s also being somewhat* verbose.

love.”

TEL.

big

commuted the sentence of one Los Angeles slayer scheduled to die in the gas chamber today,

House,

in

too

Belaval (also a distinguished playwright in real life) has chosen to put across his bitter pronouncement.

The

In-

the

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) —Gov. Edmund G. Brown has

of

Represen-

of

on modern society, we shall consider the dramatic structure which

EL CHALECO ROJO TETUAN

and

him.

the approval

amendment,

very

ed at a picnic in Guaynabo yesterday afternoon. Companions swimming with him in the Guaynabo: River were helpless to save

a

and

introduced

While the cience takes

A

justi-

permit’?,” Feliu asked. Morales Otero, one of

politi.

safeguard

“when

social

our

Boy Drowns, Ending Picnic At Guaynabo

to

to

that

lies in the physically the very Young.

abandoned

tative Jose Luis Feliu Pesquera rose to ask a question of the author of the amendment, Rep. Pablo Morales Otero. “Exactly what do you mean when social circumstances

included

apparatus

a leper

or

dependence

wage politics is now pending conference in the House of Representatives. As first passed in

‘the House, the measure

of

non-leper

the

date

is filed to the end

allowing

amendment

Just before

semester.

bill

An

marriage

quickly

a

his

the

lepers,

the

If the teacher seeks a paid poto

af-

the bill authorizing the Secretary of Health to permit

expires. Paid Leaves entilled

people

nate-passed bill regulating the hospitalization and treatment

tee a teacher his classroom post if defeated, or a job with grade after his fourth-year political

is

enable

monsters

the abrupt changes from comedy to tragedy could have floored a less decisive and expert director. Although the acting was set in too high a key for the first act, exaggerated gesturing and movements across the stage were later

To ‘Fall In Love’ By

the

MAR

misery has created.’’ A_ world whose only hope, states Belaval,

propa-

will

he

by

because

and too wide brick wall which crowds it. There is also a camera,

JOSEFINA DEL

advertising

flicted The

post,

undefined

agency, among disillusioned artists and models who busy themselves creating new standards of skin-

deep

elegant

background, where what appears to be a very small terrace is too

cynicism

an

set were

and yet simple, but they present a problem of perspective in the

|.

and ruination of in behalf of utili-

conformism,

“

Tony’ Cataldo’s

Supreme

which

litical

tors with very competent perform-

ances. |

“SOTO

Earlier this week, the Senate passed other legislation dealing with public school teachers. One bill would permit their participation in local politics and guaran-

_ DORADO * PUERTO RICO | 4

Emilio

JUAN

pay.

tenure

magnificientresources. The rest of the cast packed the leading ac-

Sicardo

and several other alleged ‘‘isms.’’ Belaval’s hypothetical case, known as Cielo Caido (‘‘Fallen

bill also provides $20 monthly for service beginning

OF

DORADO

PEDRO

| of master’s degree, and $450 for , the doctorate. The salary increase climaxes Along compaign by the island's Teachers Association for better

occupancy.

THESE

By

tarianism,

{July 1, 1961, up to a ceiling of {$310 for the normal teacher, | $350 for the teacher with the | bachelors, $400 for the holder

5 a 2 eng erence

double

person

Mercedes

were betrayal spiritual values

be

.

arate nt etisss

-

secute modern society. His charges

the

will

_-_-

Court judge in real life, asked for poetic license last night at the Tapia Theatre in order to pro-

For

doctorate,

increase

as a very shady character, show“led he is an actor endowed with

Adon -___----+-------Tony Rodriguez Messenger -------Raymond Tavarez

1960.

classification.

‘second salary {only $25.

$14

1,

mly shone in her portrayal of pathetic Andrea. Jose Luis Marfero,

Puerto

Kari ~ Carmen Ina Rodriguez Sabina; cosscecsce Marimerche Romero J@an sssscssssesossu-s Paquito O’Neill

» | Teachers with bachelor’s or mas'ter’s degree, or a doctorate will ‘earn a basic salary of $220, $270, ‘and $350, respectively. | The minimum salary scale will be upped $30 in each category beginning July 1, 1961, except for

aes a aN

at Dorado is yours for $17 to $319 per

July

the

Nervino ---------Jose Luis Marrero Castillo Blind Man ----._- - Braulio Sonia Noemi Gonzalez _.. Myrna Casenave Pablo _ Marcos Betancourt Claude __.. Elin Ortiz

‘amendment, made or sought, to the House version. It now goes to Munoz for an texpected speedy approval, pro‘bably within the next day or | two. | _ Basie Salary $180 The new wage bill lifts the teacher salary to $180 ' basic

‘monthly, ‘effective

for

At the Tapia Theatre, San Juan, P.R. Afidréa, s2.¢eeJosefina del Mar Adolph _ Rafael Enrique Saldafia | ;

' Representatives on May 6. It was ae

Puertorriquefo

Marrero.

ov. Munoz Marin-backed passed the House of

: .measure

Adolph, ‘the dictatorial owner of the agency, and Josefina del Mar sim-

Rican Theatre Festival. Directed by Angel F, Rivera, assisted by Elin Ortiz. Sets by Tony Cataldo. Lights by Angel F. Rivera. Sound effects by Wilfredo Garcia. Costumes by Jose Luis

breezed

Commonwealth

yesterday ous

runat;r

nes

the

wound up superbly. Rafael Saldafia played very convincingly a Mr.

Cast

CIELO’ CAIDO...a tragedy in three acts by Emilio S. Belaval. Produced by the Experimental Theatre. of the

By HAROLD J. LIDIN A two-phased salary hike ‘for Puerto Rico’s p ublie ‘through

Society Prosecuted

Modern

Senate 21100 | schoo!

‘

Theater Review

the

hit

Duke

the

plane

and

it

was found dead in with four bullet

wreckage

wounds. Authorities identified the waiting passengers as Francisco Aguirre

Fidaulet, Hotel Union

secretary

general

and Restaurant under President

of the

Workers Fulgencio

Batista’s dictatorship; ex-Capt. Jacinto Macias, once an aide to Gen.

Francisco

Tabernilla;

Julian Perez; driguez, nay,

and

daughter

Angel Rolando

Cecilia

Ramos

of a former

under Batista. All five were

arrested.

ex-Lt.

Ro-

Alcacaptain

STAR— Friday, May 13, 1960

Russia Visit Pablo Vargas By IkeDepends OnKhrushchey Dies In Sing Sing For: Killing Of Girl, 16, By Strangulation

Executed.

torneys,

WASHINGTON

—(AP)—

Presi-

dent Eisenhower was quoted as saying yesterday he still plans to visit Russia next month unless Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev withdraws the invitation. Rep. Arch Moore of West Virginia said Eisenhower: told him and @ group

of other house

members

By RALPH (Editor’s the

OSSINING,

does

all right with

Eisenhower’s

me.”

—

views -were

report-

that-the

President

murder

Moore and several other Republican congressmen had breakfast

Reporters

at

asked

the

White

further

whether

trial in December,

of

newspaper

in 1958-59.)

Vargas,

35,

case

was

Manhattan apartment on the morning

of Dec.

Vargas,

father

a

of

same

two,

day

the

18, 1958.

hospital

was girl’s

cook

arrested body

and

the was

found

in her

basement,

for

period,

he

nocence.

found. OSSINING,

no clemency The sentence

mother,

Two eted

Vargas’

life.

A

hearing

of

last-ditch

effort

to

a

him

also failed. “It is up to the court to decide” said the governor. ..

He

During his ment in Sing

Vargas

was

16-month imprisonSing’s “death: row,”

visited

often

by

the

and

instructed

three to locate man whom he

forced

the admission from him. During the trial, one of his af-

during Radio

the and

his

family

Sing

of. lic

York

Prison

capital

was

(AP)—

in

protest

punishment

clemency

scheduled

for to

and

Pablo be

Var-

executed

associate

editor

the publication “The CathoWorker,” and Edmund Lei-

tes,

20,

‘a

Columbia

University

graduate student, carried signs reading: “Clemency to Pablo Var-

gas—Vigil for His Life.”

ALBANY,

murder. appeals

N. Y. —(AP)—

After

paying postage

the due

covered

Stanton B. Patterson disthat the card wished him

of stamp,

a mysterious wosaid he was with

day of the newspaper

New

body

Bargain’ At 4 Cents

his

wife and two daughters. He continued to insist he was innocent

but later long trial,

the

last night. Robert Steed,

to save

spare

ask

gas,

little more than a week ago before Gov. Nelson Rockefeller in a

where

Sing

to

the

held

forward

New York City youth pickyesterday before the ‘gates

against

rewas

in

to come

failed.

Vargas, his brother Andres, and another man who disappeared after the murder all were boarders in the house of Lillian’s

took the than two

mandatory... execution electric chair. Several appeals failed

wrapped

he insisted that police had

all

degree—with commendation.

executed

confessed

strangulation killing, during the three-week

for the woman

Assem-

hours to return with a verdict of guilty of murder in the first

while

in a mattress and almost burned through. After a lengthy questioning

State

mailman the 4cent on a card without a

a Merry ecard was

Christmas, postmarked

Albany.

—

1958. May

4

(Khrushchev)

that

Asian

reporter

1958, and January, 1959.

murder of .15-year-old Lillian Mojica in her upper

there

the

10

You are cordially invited to the

GRAND

days

he now is scheduled to spend in Russia “could be utilized elsewhere” if the Kremlin leader should withdraw the invitation. Eisenhower did not elaborate on that, Moore said. But there has been talk that the President might take a -general tour

staff

the Vargas

(AP)—Pablo

Rican was charged with the

wants to withdraw the invitation,” ‘it’s all right with me,.” Moore quoted Eisenhower as saying

York

maintained he was innocent. The Salinas-born Puerto+

was any discussion of Khrushchev’s remarks regarding the scheduled Presidential visit to the Soviet Union. “Yes, there was,’ Moore reported. “He (Eisenhower) said the invitation still stands so far he is concerned. “He said that if he

New

York

now

covering

might not Prison electric chair, at Ossining, N. Y. refused to take a because of lesser plea that might have saved his life during his

be welcome in Rusia the American spy plane incident. with Eisenhower House.

a New

Anglada,

weeks

Pablo Vargas, 35, who last night died in the Sing Sing

ed against the background of+ Khrushchev’s. suggestion yesterGay

many

York

On Jan. 23, 1959, it “blue-ribbon jury” less

last. night at 9:03 p.m, (Puerto Rico time) at Sing Sing prison for the 1958 strangulation murder of Lillian Mojica, 16, of New York. He was sentenced to death Jan. 23, 1959.

decide to pull back the invitation, “Jt’s

note—Ralph

spent

a reporter for

Republican

that if Khrushchev

STAR,

ANGLADA

New

blymon Felipe N. Torres, told Vargas that District Attorney Robert Reynolds was willing to accept a guilty plea to second-degree murder, but Vargas refused to consider it, protesting his in-

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THE SAN JUAN

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in

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Japan

and

Korea

along.

with

Russia. - In

response

to

question,

Moore

said Eisenhower made it plain he intends to wait for Khrushchev to bring up the matter of the visit to Russia. The Kremlin leader

said ‘Wednesday that he and Eisenhhower. would discuss the matter when they meet in Paris next summit

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, May 13, 1960

Seeking Equal Status For Ruble With $$ AP

By SAM

DAWSON

Business

News

It’s like the move government

Analyst

made

Awarded On Banco

the de Gaulle in

France—

issuing new money with féwer zeros attached. France lopped two zeros off its American prestige. - While Khrushchev is getting ail francs. That is a new franc -was the mileage he can out_of the issued to Frenchmen who turned downing of a Yankee plane over in an old 100 france note. Prices, Russian territory, he is also plan- wages and so on conformed withNEW YORK aiming still

fs

ning

to seek

_vuble he

for

the

U. S. dollar.

be

far

less

hopes

it

in others’

To would 10

status

with

would

That

would

boost

Russia

eyes.

more

status. he the rubble

valuable. in foreign

conform

exchange than it is today. The practical result: on world trade — ,especially that: of the Americans with Russians, is doubtful— since the upgrading of the ruble would be. purely artificial.

lands

effect

could. be

Khrushchev’s important.

in

_ But

as

ly

industrial

months

Later

Government Development Bank offices, it was’ announced by Juan Labadie Eurite, acting pre

sident

The Banco

of the

Bank.

winning bidder Popular

of

was the

Puerto

Rico.

with-

the

psychological The

effect

Russian

could

would

make

him*

feel

To

of his present one. That be as pleasant.

By

PEDRO.

PONCE—

A

improvements, construction of cipal Hospital,

by

of

public

including the the new Muniat a cost

000, are on the ce, according to ‘ment tron.

ROMAN

series

Mayor

of $700,-

way for Ponan announceCarlos

J.

Cin-

The mayor said Consolidated Designs Collaborators, an archi-

tectural firm from San Juan, has been secured for the job. He already has the plans and designs

which

he

$225,000.

will submit

to the Municipal

As-

The bonds mature in series from 1961 to 1973. Interest rates quoted by Banco Popular were 4403 percent for the Cataio bonds, 4.306 percent for the Ma-

sembly

approval.

are

nati issue, and 4.372 percent for the

Vega

Baja ‘bonds.

better

wouldn’t

Hospital. Up For Approval

Lichens,

plies

a

both

fungus

dyes

and

live equally well in or the arctic regions.

which

sup-

foods,

can

the

for

the

new for

hospital

There

bright prospects that an additional $1,400,000 could-be obtained from federal funds for the hospital project, The other

he said. improvements

clude:

in-

On May 22, inauguration ceremonies will be held marking the

beginning riani’

for

of

work

section

which

for

the

sewerage

$90,000

In

from

Munici-

pal funds was alloted. Bids for the project were adjudged to the Tito Castro company. Cintron said he will also meet

with

a committee

from

the Pon-

ce Chamber of Commerce to tiate talks on the proposed

pansion

of Mercedita

Airport.

And

now,

asking port

wants

for

$300.000

for

the

designed to ings with a such

work

PUERTO RICAN TALENT—

restore old buildtax exemption for a

possibility.

pon icnacio Guase

tropics

«tan ==:

a

if it’s merely sleight look as important in

the world of international finance. This is how Russia could make the

ruble

dollar,

even

look

as

good

as

the

if the economic

po-

sitions of the two countries weren’t changed

in the least.

.

Compensation To Jobless In TobaccoAsked Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin has sent the Legislature a bill: calling for compensation for tobaccv workers put out technical progress.

of work

by

La~- Fortaleza announced that about 4,500 tobacco strippers in 23

island

cities

are

unemployed

or will be due to introduction in Puerto Rico of stripping ‘machinery. _The

bill

provides

for.

pay-

ments of $75 to $500,.depending on the applicant’s annual income, the total.to be paid over a period not exceeding 24 weeks. The payments are restricted to those

who

worked

or

are

work-

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~The Ponce Planning Board, Cintron said, will consider a plan

recent

to make

A

expansion.

been b6asting that

he

iniex-

bill has already been introduced in the House of Representatives

within a few years the Russian standard of living will equal ours. quick move, of hand, to

Ma

system

the goal

equality.

he has

currency

off. Of course, his next paycheck would be only one tenth the size

mind that seems. all

the Americans.

to the new

would be there.

He has long shown himself as a staius seeker. First the Russians strove to be as powerful militarily was

pur-

také his new ruble to the store and buy what would have taken 10 old rubles to buy. This probab-

other

considerable.

in

value.

But the aim of making Russia psychological

all

out any real change in purchasing

look aS-good as the United States in still another field is plain. And

the

at

Public improvemént bonds totaling $632,000 were sold at public auction Wednesday st the

The bonds are in three issues: Khrushchev apparently proposes one for the municipality of Cato issue_a new ruble. To get it Russians, or any other holder of faho, in the amount of $202,000; one for Manati for $205,000 and rubles, must turn in 10 of the old ones. Wages and prices would the third for Vega Baja, for

dramatic. but

achieve equal have to make

times

out being changed chasing power.

the

Popular's Low Bid

NNZL

;

—(AP)— Russia another blow at

equal

Plans For Ponce Municipal

Municipal Bonds

7

PUERTA

MAYAGUEZ, P. &

8

(IMA‘s Hold Amual Honor Tea At Hilton By IRMA DEMORA The United Women of the Americas, UMA, Puerto. Rico

Chapter, honored the “Wo-| man of the Americas,” Mrs. Angelina

Acuna

de

Casta-

neda, of Guatemala, in sentia at an elegant Tuesday mo

Room

ton.

The

honored pital,

in in

the

San

abtea}

Geroni-

of the Hotel

Caribe

honor

was

her

guest own

Guatemala

Hil

being

country’s

City,

that

casame |

day. At one point during the afternoon program, Mrs. Julita Arce de Franklin, honorary president of the Puerto Rico chapter and secretary of their Foreign Affairs Committee, told of the organization’s history and how the ‘‘Day of the Woman of the Americas” came into being. She spoke briefly of each of the ladies so honored since 1946 when poetess and writer Gabriela Mistral was the first

to

receive

that

WOMAN OF THE AMERICA’S DAY—The United Wo. men of America (UMA) held their annual celebration for the “Woman of the America’s Day” Tuesday in the San Geronimo Room of the Hotel Caribe Hilton. Miss Margarita Giguera, left,: presented Miss Maria Teresa Picé, the UMA president, standing right, with the certificate for Mrs. Angelina Acufiade Castaieda, of Guatemala,

chosen for the honor. this year. was

distinction.

the

Amer-

icas’ for 1954. Miss Margarita

“The

Woman

of

Higuera,

Presi-

dent of the UMA’s

committee

for choosing the “Woman Americas,’ presented the

unable

to be

hymn,

followed

led:by

by

Miss

of the certifi-

president

program

nies.

the

reading

invocation,

Vaillant,

of the group, Teresa Pico,

the

cate naming Mrs. Castaneda the *Woman of the Americas’ for 1960 to Miss Maria Teresa Pico for Mrs. Castaneda. The entertainment part of the

to receive

Puerto UMA’s,

Rico greeted

Lewis

officiating

New

at

the

members

ceremo-

include

the

one of Mrs. Castaneda’s poems, “Madre,” by Dr. Piri Fernandez de Lewis and a selection of songs

following: Zoraida Pastrana, Sofia Agullo, Peggy Carmain, Conchita Silva, Pepita de Ruiz To-

by

ledo, Maria

Maria

Esther

Robles,

accom-

panied at the piano by Miss Irma Isern. Tuesday's program commenced

with

the

singing

of

the

Rosa

Teresa

Lugo,

honor.

Seated

is

president of the

Luisa Fuster, Natalia P. de ers, and Jannette Roman. A

tea

Gonzalez,

Mary

de

and

of the

follow-

audience:

Mrs.

Fe-

lina de Casenave, Mrs. Lewis, Estela Rivero, Hilda Rodriguez Forteza,

Mrs.

Josefina de Batlle,

Miss

Higuera, Mrs. Franklin, Miss Pico (in the center), Miss Vaillant, Mrs.

Edelmira

Mrs.

Julia de Quifiones, Miss Jo- |

Ana

sefina

Lube

Casenave,

centy

de

Carmelina de Freyre, Conchita | Mayoral, Pura Pratts, Crucita MoUMA jrales, Aurora de Mufioz, Maria

refreshments

Stig-

ed the entertaigjment. Seated at the speakers table, in the order seated, were, from left to right

An initiation of new members followed with Mrs. Provi R. de

of

the

(STAR photos by Betty Knorr.)

bles,

were

Gaston,

Gonzalez

and

Mrs.

de

Miss

Miss

mother,

and

Nilita

Irma

Mrs.

Maria Luisa IV. students, Cheli

the

Teresita

of

+OLD FRIENDS— Dr. Piri Fernan:iez Cerra de Lewis, who’ appeared on the special UMA program Tuesday, reciting a poem written by the woman chosen “Woman of the Americas,” stops to chat with Mrs. Edelmira G. de Rosa, from the Commonwealth Department of Education.

Mrs. Castaiteda, however,

de Franklin, honorary

first vice-president Next, Miss Maria

here

Chapter of the the gathering.

included

present

Mrs. Jylita Arce UMA’s.

San Juan's own beloved Mayor the Hon. Felisa Rincon de Gautier was

*

Vientos

Isern

Rosa

and

Ortiz,

Mrs.

Maria

another

table

E.

Castell

of Argende Harri°

were

Mrs.

Olga

Cuevas de Quifiones, she is the President of the Hijas del Caribe Club

tion

of

the

Puerto

of Business

Women,

Rico

and

along

with

Mrs. Carmen de Davila Pepita de Ruiz Toledo.

Miss

Rosario, and Point Miss Nelly Mabel

de della Castera, both tina, and Mrs. Ofelia son, from Mexico. At

her

Federa-

Professional Mrs,

Luz

Arroyo de Alemar, Mrs. Maria I. de Oliva, Miss Eva Fernandez, : pan ES

Also

present

were

and

Miss

Mrs. Provi

Mollac, Mrs. Cristina McCall, Miss Tete Morales, and Miss ‘Isabel ‘Cabanillas, she is the co-author of one of the famous books on Puerto Rican cookery. Miss Troche

Gisela Rios, Dr. Carmen de Mejia from Humacao,

Miss- Margot Guevara, Mercadal,

Velez,

Mrs. Miss

Miss

Manuela

Angelita Soto de Milagros Balles-

ter, Mrs. Lillia Acosta de Gonzalez and: Mrs. Aurora de Gimenez Aguayo were others.

Rosa,

Irma

Vin- |

Lopez.

Among Others Present Among those present at table with Miss Maria Esther

one Ro-

TROPICAL ORNAMENTAL PLANTS

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LANDSCAPING

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i

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SINGS FOR UMA’S—Maria Esther Robles, Puerto Rico's famous lyric soprano, who will premiere Gian Carlo Menotti’s “The Last Superman” in Paris next year, was ac-

companied

Tuesday

program.

by

Isla Verde

Isern

on

the

UMA

Central Senior Prom The Senior Class of Central High School will held its Senior

are FLOWER

Irma

:

Sand

P.

Miss

‘

Prom tonight, at the Isla Verde

SHOP

Room CALL

9.

of the

San

Juan

tinental Hote}, The start at 8:30 p.m.

Intercon-

affair

will

4

THE SAN JUAN STAR— Friday, May 13, 1960

Ann Landers says,

Thanks For Your Wise Words. DEAR

ANN

who

LANDERS:

The letter from the 17-vearold boy who signed himself ‘Horrible Sight” could have

been

written

by

me

several

excellent, but I’m never had. acne,

Ann

or you would

have

step

More

Landers,

carried

"

it one

further.

To all teenagers would like to say

RDP

EE

Spb

bt

What The Stars Foretell

*oaaaaaaadad GENERAL

By Carroll

TENDENCIES:

Much

will and affection from you.

The

is

good

analyzing just what you have done 60 far and how you can get your affairs on a more solid and secure basis.

ARIES (March 21 to April 19) During A. M. certain modern methods

of

operation

will

come

to your attention that should quickly adopted if you want. achieve

greater

success

in

be to the

future. P. M. handle important civic affairs. Show respect and loyalty for TAURUS

higher-ups. (April 20 to

During

morning

the

May

20)

will

get

you

easier.

of your pressing bills. P. M. take care you do not commit yourself to any

long-term

contracts.

that

P.

M.

will

you

make

can

be

in

plan.

your

a

with

better

activities so

operation. comrades.

P.

M.

that

and can

an

early

have

start,

ties

wisely.

Then

relax

CHILDREN

July

Wind

21)

up

you

have

be

(July 22 to Aug.

comfort

a Trojan

dress

as

fine

a

person

as

loyalty, program

honesty, and a _

a nolively

certain

now

that

my

demonstrate if I wanted

appearance.

Make

teens lasting

(Jan.

21

to

Feb.

19)

By expressing your viewpoints with loyal comrades, you find that you will thusiastic

make life happier in one way or another. P. M. plan better ways to become more successful.

careful

to

21)

A day

to Sept. 22) the lines of and

happiness

MIAMI DRAPERY 1863 Loiza St. Santurce Tel. 3-2111

POGGOGDDID IID DIDS

for and with close ties today. Also, make plans for operating more

He the

also. P. M. have a-tete with those and show favors.

your

very

22nd,

in

the

P.

M.

fine

following

School Mathematics School Chemistry.

High High

School School

Typewriting

Democratic

Enroliment

for

each

own.

is now

course.

open.

possible

today,

you

social

should

if you

go

out

to

—

subjects:

A minimum

the final beautiful

Order

charm

of

touch of occasion.

your

flowers

beauty

bouquet

or

to

must

is a

corsage

JARDINES VILLA ANGELA San Jorge, Santurce

Tel.

2-3030

at

6

is required

supply

their

the

at a

directors

p.m.

SATURDAY,

May

14

Interior Decoration

to

Rico

will

anniversary

at

the

—

Club

The

of Puer-

celebrate

its

10th

at

formal

luncheon

Caribe

Hilton

Hotel

at

SATURDAY, May 14 — Last meeting of the season of the

choiceif we are to preserve the party.. And this is fine—up to

Beach at 12 noon. officers and voting

a

12:30

Women’s to Rico

point.

However,

to

the

voter

follow

when

his

that

who

party’s

candoes

born

Margaret

E.

Bock,

hair stylist from

York

City, will present a show of new coiffeurs today at 2 p.m. at Mary Rogers Academy in Miramar. Miss

Bock 10

has been here for the past

days

giving

a

post

graduate

course to a group of Puerto Rican hair stylists. Miss Bock is considered

trends

an

authority

in

hair

on

are

Election of on a schoon

the

agen-

The Union Church, located in Punta Las Marias, announces that it will hold a family picnic this Saturday, May 14, at~ Luquillo Beach. There will be swimming, games, including a treasure hunt and a community sing for members and. friends of the church

Swiss

New

grant

Club of PuerHotel Dorado

Church Picnic

Hair Fashions Miss

College at the

larship da.

re-

candidate

p.m.

and their families. Call Mrs. W. H. Edwards, at 2-9095 for trans-

new

portation .if needed

styles.

and

bring

your

own lunch, officials advise. +

We Defy Superstition

Today is your

do}

LUCKY ™

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___

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-.. ——

Thinline Mod. Window unit, 1 HP, ___ ___ now $225.13 BED, complete with frame, _._. ___ ___ --. --. was $ 90.00 headboard,

MATTRESS,

box-spring

and

mattress

Inner-Spring

___

-_.

-__

___

-_-

now

$ 67.13

-_-

-_.

was now

§ 35.00 $ 20.13

FOLDING

COT,

LINOLEUM,

Aluminum

___

___

-__

-__

~__

was now

$ 20.00 $ 13.13

9’ x 15’ ___ ___ -__ -__ ~__ -__ -_. was $ 15.00 now $ 13.13

BABY

CRIBS

BABY

° CARRIAGE

___

___

___

___

~__

___ ___ ___ ___

-__

___

-__

-__ was

___

now $ 20.13 ___ was $ 20.00 now $ 13.13

:

TODAY.

361

Friday

$115.00

HERBERT E. WARFEL ~ eadmaster

FLOWERS ADD SO MUCH TO GRADUATION fresh

$190.00 $120.00

:

of 8 students

of typewriting

2-5343

The

\.

~ Tuition —

by

He _of the Condado Beach Hotel. The affair will take place at the Governors Room of the hotel on

ticket.

ing but I can’t put it into words.

some

Santurce, P. R.

party

Can you?—TONGUE TIED DEAR TIED: What your husband is trying to say is that we must support the candidates who represent the party of our

affairs.

(High School)

typewriters. Telephone

cocktail

ran

for

$100.00 $100.00 $100.00

Students

cer League, will be honored

would he

.

Spanish French

Developmental Reading

I if

your best. Express yourself explicity with higher-ups and impress them with your great ability, also.’

Ashford Ave,

High High

that

chimpanzee

. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Advancement in business affairs is

his

val Queen of the Condado Beach Hotel and ‘the Puerto Rican Can-

and pol-

a private teteclosest to you appreciation

abandoning

party’s—principles.

Weekly Calendar |

co-

from time need en-

brags that HE votes for the man and not the party. I’ve heard others make this same statement with an air of superiority. I know there’s something wrong with their reason-

Summer classes will be offered for six weeks, from June 13th to July

a

his

FRIDAY, May 13 — Miss Luisita Nevarez Betancourt, Carni

argues

for

without

—or

are

this

get immediate and encooperation. Be sociable,

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who

at it they

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amount to anything. So ,please, Ann, tell the

AQUARIUS

nicely

itics.

fuses

contacts.

see all those persons who assist you in your career or

clip

didate

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22 to Dec. you if you

kids

will

man.

to

with

of

victims

sense of humor are still the best, friend-getters known to

to

you

fun

Be

22 to

important

ties wisely. Retire early and restore

@reater

like

(June

for relaxing at favorite pastime or leisurely following up any idea you may have in mind. Have a happy tete-a-tete _with coworkers and plan your next week’s activiyour energies. VIRGO (Aug. 22 Think more along

Work

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Meet every obligation and not fall back on your word. LEO

be

loved

those

to

as-

to

with

tasks early. Then confer with coworkers about future activities. And this is one of those evenings when

BUT

going

build character and leadership qualities

CAPRICORN (Dee. 22.to Jan. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) It will be easy to conclude any 20) The right day to contact eximportant meetings or come to perts for advice that will help quick decisions with key people you succeed in your chosen field. during working hours today. P. M. P. M. impress influential persons get your bookkeeping records in with your good sense and charmorder and plan tomerrow’s activi-

one., MOON

is

my looks to get me places, so I had to -develop personality,

‘abundance. systems of

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21) A banner day for

you.

I’m

you

position

can increase your Adopt more modern

orders

acne

acne I Follow

served a very useful purpose. I knew I couldn’t depend on

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) By taking inventory of all your holdings this morning, you will then

the

virtues, gossip

work

wisdom.

thousands

acne

on with this.

you know how. The old-fashioned

convince

close ties to cooperate as they should.

fine inspirational ideas on how to get advance more quickly in your career, Be certain to first pay all

gadgets

doctor’s

sume

music.

gaat

need so badly that will help you be perfectly groomed. Also, invest in

make

to get good grades, participate in- sports, dramatics, debate and

LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Be sure to shop for those items you

for

and

Such an independent spirit ean effectively register disapproval of his own party’s can-

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recluse.

your

kills

faction.

those vital

evening

Righter

tm,

the

of

lumn and look to time when couragement.

with you for a long time. Then make up your mind to fight back. Don’t hide. Be a leader if it

efficiently so that you have greater abundance and gain inner satis-

charm is just what you should express today, for you could thus put across whatever ideas are important to you and get the good to

EDD

words

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standards on BOTH

parties.

OFFICER

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him a

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DEAR

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confidence

NOT come up to his is a healthy influence:

this

important than anything else, is to develop the right attitude so that acne doesn’t murder a

li have been named patrons for the benefit ball to raise funds for the Puerto Rico Chapter of the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults which will take place in the Hotel Caribe Hilton next month, the exact date (STAR photo by Julio for the affair has not been set. Tohbar.) Qe

from

one else.—EX-NAVAL

the hell in a severe acme the agony. to see a_ skin

specialist was sure you’ve

suffering

stop thinking of themselves as “Horrible Sights’’—so will every-

years ago. A person who has not suffered nutsshell of ean’t imagine Your advice

are

miserable skin curse to put it to work for them. When they

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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Friday, Mas 13, 1960.

Wooing. Key Democrats Is Task Now Occupying Sen. Kennedy JAMES

By New

Yerk

RESTON

Times

News

Service

W ASHINGTON—Senator John ¥ Kennedy is now turning from ine key primary elections to tne key personalities in the Jieinecratic

party.

Having swept through the New Hampshire. Wisconsin and West Virginia primaries, he is now taking dead aim at that vemarkable collection of Democratie highbrows, lowbrows, Mayers. Governors, labor leaders and bush league News Tegional bosses Avalesia who Tepresent . — the decisive power of the Demcratic party in the North. In short, Senator Kennedy is doing what all good soldiers end politicians do when they ere flushed with victory: He is “mopping up:” he is pressing his advantage. is He by-passing the toughest opposition—Senator Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, former President Harry S. Truman of

Missouri

and

wld-timers party—and ring. but the large

states

most

of

the

other

of the Democratic going after the wavedecisive, figures in populous cities and

above

the

Mason-Dixon

Line These are Gov. G. Mennen Williams and Walter Reuther of Michigan, Gov. Edmund G. Brown of California, Mayor Richard J. Daley of Chicago, Carmine

G.

DeSapio

ether

warring

York

and

but

Adlai

all

the

of

New

Jersey,

and

last

New

certainly

Gev

and

chieftains not

E.

least,

former

Stevenson

of

Illi-

Hos

May

Start

Ironically,

ensen his

though

has

no

pocket.

nedy

is

Avalanche

and

of

Jooking

at

Mr.

the

jer celegates rather than fophical companionship, Stevenson

may

inat

the

starts will

erdemt

band

Cnet

m Ken-

moment

philoMr

the

to

the

candidate be

nedy

cy

Newark

and

anybody

else,

Kennedy

overly

As

a

reason

matter

for

shock to of a Stevens

that

whe leak 3 Hin on ae

of

fact

thinking

there

is

that,

in-

is

undoubtedly

Mr.

Senator

Symington

concerned

as

would The

of

Missouri,

complications

or

whom, incidentally, enthusiasm for Mr. in 1952 or 1956.

political ambitions of the mer Governor. He is on

forthe

new son

it

have

candidate.

however,

his

as

now

that

the him,

thing and

it

Mr.

Stevenson

almost

has

won,

comes

Kennedy

soon,

entices appalled

is:

out

which

very well do, he will Kennedy in his debt

If

Mr.

for

Mr.

he

may

put and

Mr. en-

hance his chances of being Secretary of State, which he would like

to

be

even

in

West

to

defy

on

the

who the

is,

Virginia

those

more

in his hands

when. he

who

ground

decided

opposed

that

he

him

was

a

Catholic, to challenge those

were race

whispering him out of and to bet everything

had,

which

is not Peanuts,

the

religious

issue

where

on into

this

would

lead, not Kennedy or Humphrey or John Bailey, his shrewd politi-

cal adviser from Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff’s stable in Connecticut, or even his local advisers in West

SEN. JOHN KENNEDY ...is

a

Kennedy

it

his and

he

5-yard power

ahead

line and looking for to put him over.

His

best

chance

to

maintain

the present momentum lies Michigan, where Mr. Reuther

the

United

a former been

Automobile

Stevenson

waiting

moment

between

in of

Workers,

supporter,

for

Virginia. But it paid off, probably even more than his money or his well-heeled political organize.

the

just

the

what

he

has right

wants

Governor Williams, being in the same mood as usual as Mr. Reuther’ is also represented as After

to roll over.

Michigan,

best

chances

New

Jersey, New

Mr.

York

lie

off.

in

and Cali-

fornia. In New

name,

He

and

is just

controversial

enough

well

known,

to

flutter

just

the

just

successful

shrewd

enough

the

impress

the hard-boiled politicians who are

suddenly

beginning

last.

year

they

or

to forget’ the had

even

about

last

him

month.

In short, ginning to

Mr. Kennedy take on an

inevitability,

which

is heair of

puts

a

lot

of

Jersey, Gov. Robert B. powerful people in the Democratic than President. But if he does nothing. his |Meyner’s admiration for Senator party in a sympathetic frame of silone . . . Kennedy is not unbounded. _It}mind. And Mr. Kennedy, being Be ence will be used against | might even be that he would prefer | of a discerning turn of mind, seems

warde 4 Kennedy, whom he re-| somebody else, but there are alto have noticed the change and enh "nena of We am as the| gards as a Potentially good} lot of other politicians in New|/is working on it up to the hilt, if cn nope cf Western civiliza-| President, and in favor of Sen- Jersey who think that

Approach

To The Summit

DeGaulle What

Fummit

conference?

respondent this second

in

Paris

Would im

of a series of four zrlicles. that President de Gaulle feels it may he possible to find # read te follow to the future. but Goubts

anything

can

be

done

on

Why,

he

get

out

to

Why Struggle? asks in effect.

of the

maze

struggie

when

no

map is in hand? Instead, he urges: Let us work for a greater relaxa-

tion

of

international

tension and | |the way out will become clear. | De Gaulle, who saw his prestige y DAVID MASON | soar during recent trips to Britain is thus trying to PARIS. AP)— President Charles | ,and America, ae Gauile believes the summit | mit the West’s summit agenda conference can take limited steps |to two general subjects — distoward and two goals— East-West nuclear reladis- armament armament and East-West cooper- | tions— with the third —Germany— ation on aid to underdeveloped | kept in the background. areas. “If we want to see an improvethe critical issues.

Berlin

and

German

But these advances will only be possible, de Gaulle feels, if there

is

more

evidence

the cold war. Then, Perhaps we will

read though

to follow, the

of

a

thaw

he says: decide on

difficult and

steps*may

be.”

relations,’ (East-West) in ment Washington, in said Gaulle de

in| ‘we should not... pose the pro|blems of Germany and particularthe _ly

long) ,at

the

question

present solution.”

of Berlin,

because

no

possible

there

is

not bevond. .

Avoid German

do

reports.

Ken-'

Would

Instead,

de

Gaulle

contends,

a

Start is possible on nuclear disarmament. He suggests as a first step control of rockets, long range planes and submarines capable

of carrying nuclear weapons, plus control of bases for these vehicles. Little

But

few

Chance

see

much

Seen

chance

for

this idea. The 10-nation disarmament talks in Geneva, where the

French

view

recessed

without

The

was

aired,

have

progress.

summit

conference

may

11

to

and

op-

with

the

aggressive,

position of the Cath-

the

STAR’s

Catholic

(7?) from

protecting the Puerte Rican public from what most intelligently openminded observers consider the world’s worst ‘“‘social disease’’— hamely

-overpopulation?.

Does the STAR wish to see Puerto Rico’s population soar to four million, wrecking efforts of the ailing school system and tenuous industrialization program to

keep

up

with

Fopulation will

the

and

seekers?

soaring

the

Puerto

inevitably

school

army

of

job- .

Rico’s

problems

multiply

appalling-

Does the STAR want a continuation of this crowded island’s high rate

of

birth

—legitimate?

Does

the STAR wish a Clerical Curtain rung down between parents with more

children

perly

raise

than

or

they

can

educate

pro-

and

drug-

stores free to sell contraceptive devices? Which is worse— some

increase in sexual promiscuity or the harmful high rate of dreaded pregnancies?

Did

not

the

stories sale

of

socially

STAR’s

confuse

editorial

two

toxic

drugs

desirably

easy

contraceptives?

issues— and

the

sale-

Is the STAR

of

for

quantity or quality in population? Are science and religion solving humanity’s ever-worsening _ pro-

blems

in

the

face

of the

population explosion? the rich United States

continue

to

allow

responsible, couples

world

Can even indefinitely

socially

half-educated

to

hurriedly

ir-

young

have

three

or four kids without regard to the soaring rates of divorce, crime, mental illness, urban tensions, destruction of resources?

Most

U.

Catholic attention

S. and

Puerto

and

Rican

couples. pay little or no to clerical diatribes

contraception as of unborn souls.” Irish

hierarchy;

the Our

knowing

that most Catholic couples decline to have ‘a baby a year until impoverished

in

health

and

living

underdeveloped nations as a joint East-West project which could get moving at the summit. He was specifically suggested development of the Nile Valley and a fight

levels, nevertheless, aggressively browbeat Congress and the 51 legislatures on this issue. The hierarchy is pushing around not

against

Catholic but the 80% that is not. This angers millions who may

tuberculosis

Reds

Could

as

Get

starters.

Foothold

U. S. officials in advance poured cold water on de Gaulle’s aid ideas.

get

They

of Africa be

fear

a political the

and

Russia

would

foothold in parts Asia,

principal

which would

beneficiaries

of

only

vote

the

20%

of

against

the

USA

Senator

that

Kennedy

is

so

as not to have a President. who will sabotage the freedom to plan families in the-USA and in desperately hungry, ignorant nations breeding misery, bitterness and future

Communism.

find the United States, Britain and

Charles A. Gauld such aid. San German, P. R. the Soviet Union: trying to move France also would like to see toward agreement on the more the Big Four agree on a halt to Ed: This newspaper wishes none encouraging Gevena nuclear test ‘arms shipments in the Middle ‘Of the things imputed to it by suspension

talks.

France,

which

became an atomic power earlier this year, has stayed out of the test suspension

talks,

arguing

that

any ban would give the world a dangerous illusion of security. De

Gaulle

envisages.

aid

to

East feels,

toward more view,

and Africa. would be an

stabilizing

This, France important step

the areas.

But

important, in the French it would put a damper on

‘reader

Gauld.

uncontrolled

It

sale

does of

oppose

the

contraceptive

drugs to high school kids, and of toxic drugs to the general. public in violation of laws designed to -protect the uninformed against

serious

illness

or death.

This

po-

arms traffie to the Algerian rebels. ‘sition was stated clearly in the

Tomorrow:

the

U.

S.

view.

—

ly unless an intelligent balance is achieved between population and — limited natural resources, schools and the economy.

largely

Issues

morality

prevent . pharmacists

against “murder

the | The French leader favers shelvthe coming ,ing the snarled German and BerAn AP car- jin issues for the present |

TOR’S NOTE: French expect from

Mr.

itself

editor

lax

enough

to

May

while appearing

for

controversial olic Church?

enough

{ust

safely

allying

and

to disarm

Star’s

position to the sale of ‘‘dangerous”’ drugs without prescription, really

be

to

stenographers,

Stevensonians, and

too,

famous

handsome

enough

reservations

Kennedy's

undoubtedly

Kennedy’s

is paying

intelligent

and what he thinks will succeed.

being ready

tion. Senator

Juan

Is the STAR,

Kencan-

is that

San

stand

Roosevelt.

wife

the

editorial ~and page-one stories criticizing the sale without prescription of contraceptive pills.

and his aides,

D.

the headlines. Nobody knew

But

there

they

of Franklin

Roman

very

him, is being Secretary of State. This undoubtedly puts it too but

than

therefore

attractive

he

him.

really never

eenters

and

ous politician. He took his future

enticed

that has

other

Kennedy

throwing

him

City,

in his own right, a very intelligent, shrewd, dispassionate and courage-

This prospect,

appalled

much

of

the

Jersey

treversy over his religion, youth, his money, his father

of

been

in

What has ben overlooked about Mr. Kennedy during all the con-

ball game, and Mr. Stevenwould then haye been a

leading as

would

party

votes

of

who have the reputation of - being new and young, but are more professional than anything that has been seen in the East since the days

clear about all this ever since he returned from Latin America eight months ago. If Mr. Humphrey had won in West

Virginia,

more

ISSUE

Controversial questions and an argument against Catholic presidential candidate Kennedy must have occurred to many readers

like to see him nominated. same is true in New York

than Mr.

felt much Stevenson

Enticement Seen Stevenson has been

Mr.

out

candidates

RELIGIOUS

Sir:

didates for local and state office. Nobody knows this better

Ken-

neither

bring

local

and California, where Mr. nedy is the favorite of the

the

nedy. who comes nearer to his ideal of a good man who can win than either Senator Johnson or Senator Stuart Syming-

ton

the

Democratic

about

psychological

stead of trying now to block Mr. Kennedy at the last minute, he may actually come out for him. While Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota was in the race, Mr. Stevenson was neutralized. He never admitted it, but in his seeret heart Mr. Humphrey was his candidate. But with Mr. Humphrey out of the running, Mr. Stevenson's

choice

of

would

for

wholly satisfactory. Mr. Kennedy, however; while conscious of the symbolic value of Stevenson’s support, is not

crusade.

Probably

stone

avalanche

Massachusetts This

be

Stev-

votes

though

ator Symington. It is not absolutely certain that Mr. Stevenson would regard the Presiden-

bluntly,

Mr.

bloc

tion. But the fact is that Mr. Stevenson really was not waiting in the wings to ambush the winner in West Virginia, and is not going to cooperate with the faithful who insist that he must now emerge and lead the forces of idealism in a_ stop-

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Who bans a book?! Sadly enough, neatly everybody. People whose own books have been banned, ban others. Ralph Greenleaf Whittier threw a first edi- tion of Walth Whitman’s “Leaves of Grass” into the fire and commented that the book should be proscribed, even though Whittier’s own books had been banned because of his

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‘EDITORIAL

abolitionist

'

The Commonwealth Tecimaulie. is (siocibadedl of sound politicians who know how to count. They also know the importance of timing. They subscribe en-

to the

theory

propounded

before

turn of the century by Henry Brooks Adams

history-of

the

who said

its end:

book

This

ocratic Party, overwhelmingly, since it convened after

the 1956 elections. It has, however, ignored some vital facts until this year when ‘it is a year for vote a blessing

For

that

many

citizens

their

votes

in

are

Puerto

Rico,

precious

it is

this. year.

School teachers, shamefully underpaid ’ for many years, will get a deserved pay “increase. They and their _Tepresent .many-. thousands of votes,

as they represented

in 1959

and

in

November

of

1960

what

was

done

year,

policemen

which they

too

deserve

and

should

The working man is not tenbred.

in

May

benefits. And

hikes

Sir:

have

and

had

.

imum

wages

Wage

up

to

Board

$1.25

an

hour.

This

government

and “underdeveloped.”

brakes,

cars

with

outside

the

realm

about

tires

would

be a law to control the sale of dangerous drugs without prescription. with

which

they

A lot of voters like the freedom can

get

penicillin

shots

even Ff

it

kills them. : ‘Some voters be horrified if they were denied the freedom to buy antibiotics and toxic drugs

without.

prescription.

to take

So you can forget

law for this year. Ia practical politics, only the live ones vote.

be detri-

part of the

hours

for

already

religious

| worship.

to take friends

that

that leads

years

Another climb

no conirel of theirs,

a road for

would

result

is

in the juvenile

Catholic

were

supposed

but instead

De we Puerto

separate

a friendship.

The

Lets

politics

San

Juan,

gestion.

Mr. Reed

avoiding

all

con-

He

lost.

theatre.

all

the

books

question

a book

accept-

suggests

is only an

it-

excus3

the ‘censors run into is that

is one of many, who

is becoming concerned with the length

of

time

into

San

mal

business

it

Juan

takes’

during

to

get

the

nor-

hours.

the

vast

crime

rate.

church

services

te eliminate that,

it is on the increase.

want Rico?

this

approach

to happea this

subject

to

urbanizations out, roads

downtown,

This ef

more

would

the

water

take 5 minutes.

Fish, by itself

would

cars

moving becoming

congested,

only

on

reduce the

the

road

could

number

by

the water in

handle 180 passengers per hour.

Such a law would

of practical

to

sibly ending

save lives, but because so many voters own and drive ' these cars, we cannot reasonably expect such a law ‘this year. You can expect to hear that there “isn’t ‘ time,” or that we must accept a weaker law that would be “better than nothing.” Also

that tell us it would mentai

.

Flying

and cars that-are driven recklessly because. they would represent no loss to their owners.

ban-

into different churches, thus pes-

This

th

trouble

ef-

that would require periodic inspection of automobiles to remove from the highways cars without rear lights, faulty

The

min-

But in an election year, it is practical politics to

with

court.

—

they can mever agree. Italy banned Ernest Hemingway's “A»Farewell to Arms” because it described too accurately and painfully the Italian retreat from Caporetto in Werld War I. Boston’s Watch and Ward Society banned it because they thought its love story was too frank. But the high schools are reading Hemingway, and Whitman along with Homer. The censors do not understand that thera is no way to invent a gun which will kill a ~_aan : clothing but will never kiil

ning from Cataio to San Juan,

pe richer, or at least more progressive, than the United tates. What is not practical politics is being avoided studiously by the Legislature. It is not practical politics te enact. traffic laws cars

the

The

self: Maybe banning to watch a fire.

Homer

apart. Those who have been close

which an. agency can go in setting minimum wages. our being “poor”

Nazis.

and air routes with free access to San Juan. A hydrofoil runa-

or of any state

this will end the talk in the states

of

including

the

them

government. Puerto Rico, by this act, is moving ahead of the richest country on earth in the ceiling to

We hope

to

foreed, under

that can be set by any

of the Federal

‘stores,

able

and

of “poor people.”

agency

book

remains

is the

wage

the

book in sight. They denuded the library shelves and college students cleaned out the

there

should

before

front

longer

being a “poor” commonwealth minimum

in

gest standpoint I see is segregation. School children would be

fectively put an end to the talk about Puerto Rico highest

traffic

With farther

disability -

to set compulsory

case

Among these, is one, I think most important to tote. The big-

the.most intriguing bill of all is one certain

Minimum

thought

a

the works of Einstein, Freud, Mann and Heine,

philosophy,

are many leading points

short school

of final approval which will authorize the Commonwealth

.

There

His unemploy-

in sickness

He

ENVISAGES SEGREGATION ©

of

ment insurance benefits will be increased substantially; insurance compensation for chauffers will be in-

creased, intluding

Homer.

Comstock decided:

“LETTERS

will get a pay raise this

long before this election year

ban

to

Western

But the

the same year than what was done in May a year ago.

Underpaid

wanted

in

li-

they sicked the children on the libraries to collect these books. But the children, excited by the prospects of a bonfire, grabbed every

live iong enough instance, the first

in 1958

was in session.

practical | politician knows that it is easier to remember

thinker

Irishman

Nor is this sort. of response the only headache that afflicts a’ book banner. Indeed _not. When the Germans banned all un-German literature and built benfires which consumed

The truth of the matter is that a good cannot be banned, except most of the

important

brought

‘the

against

have come full cycle. Most of the books

practical politics in this election year:

this same Legislature

ever-

fight

ebullient

But so many people became interested that police reserves had to be called out to control

med today are banned on the grounds that they will give the young the wrong ideas. In the process of banning a book, authoritarian censors: have often increased a book's popularity. This is a dismaying prospect, but it still leaves the censor undaunted. In 1905, when the New York Public Library removed George Bernard Shaw's “Man and Superman”

when votes are fo be counted. _. But. for others, postponement bested this elec' tion -year will mean death. Here are examples of

when

He

didn’t give the young too good an impression about the gods, Plate wanted to bowdlerize the “Iliad” and the “Odyssey.” He tried. High school freshmen read Homer today, but we

They will benefit from action that should have been forthcoming, in several dire cases, before this year

as many

of ‘this

man's- ever-renewed

“censors and banners don't to discover this. Plato, for

Legislature has been in control of the Popular Dem-

counting.

a catalogue

that

to close Shaw’s play “Mrs. Warren's Profession” which was enjoying a New York run.

a different idea but-also because it gives a concise picture of the length of human folly.

that “practical politics consists in ignoring facts.” This legislative session is nearing

find

shelves,

terally blew his top. He coined the word: “Comstockery” to describe the library’s attion.

poetry.

can

its

Harry Golden

Noét to be outdone, Anthony

recurring malady in a little paperback called “Banned Books,’ It was compiled several years age by Anne Lyon Haight and it is weli ‘worth reading not only because -it gives a

Practical Politics thusiastically

You

from

'

mae 4

One Trouble With Book Bans - Is That They Often Backfire

Juan, Paerte Rice Imparetal Building)

J. Dorviltitr 3. Kenardy

ve

EBR4 -

90.

the

between

3,400 town

area.

traffic

could

a.fast

modern

could

be

TODAY’S

so

over

BEST

.be

used

Five

years

automobile

is

a

sin-

eliminated

if

hydrofoil-

service

between

Catafio

from

now,

routes

these

will

be.

im-

possible and people will call for subways

or

monorails

of millions.

be

put

time,

The

in-use

and no

Puerte

skimming

cars

and San Juan.

Four

hydrofoils,

1/700

5 miles long, This quantity of

S. T.

sister,

kandle

eliminate

gle! line of traffic approximately

property.

big

and

about 1,700 cars from the down-

a

Fish’s

could

passengers

model PT-50 hydrofoil could carry 420 passengers per hour.

Flying

7 and 9 am,

morning

in

need

Hodes,

at

a

hydrofoil

the

cest

could

shortest

to expropriate

Vice

President

Caiderone Enterprises

FROM

Eeal,

PE.

EUROPE

dear to all of us with a bit of realism. Why not give a course in the schools that introduce

the

children

to

all the

great

religions? So many children don't know the difference between a Hindu, Catholic, Jew, Protestant groups, Unitarianism

and many others. It is up to the schools to aid learning and [£ think that by teaching our chil dren about different peoples and their different beliefs is the road to a peaceful understanding of our world. Mrs, SkharonSobia , P. R. e,¢¢

COMMUTING Sir:

Last.

Tuesday,

you

published

a letter from George L. Reed, of Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico which asked, in a light vein, why the Fiying Fish owned by Dr. Calderone coultl not be used

“Let’s try Brahms—i

to-speed commuters directly in-

ethoven enough for teday.”

BENMARK Hans

Quist s-18

feel that we

have embarrased

Be<

-

eee

asm

12

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, May 13, 1960

Ismael ‘

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S4tetageebises

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By

BOB

BONE

Twenty-four-year-old Ismael Vazewiez Lleras arrived home in Puerto Rico early yesterday morning,

on

a stretcher

just

about

Jiving

work when last spring.

catch-as-catch-can,

he

fell into the grear migration stream

route a

to on

e

the

north

and

found

a New Jersey farm. held the job a week,

dent

New

in

Whatever

to the best of their abilities. Found: Little Work After

and on. involved

before

a year

after he léft the island to find work in the U. S. He is paralyzed from the neck down and cannot speak intelligibly. Although his case may seem hopeless, his story illustrates the value of social agencies which have banded together to give Ismael thousands of dollars in free care, keeping him alive and healthy

Tsmael found little he arrived in Florida

laid off, end was

a was

the

the next. weekin an auto acci-

Jersey. words

car

Ismael

began

spoke

to skid

are

the last intelligible sounds he has since uttered. Police found him and the vehicle wrapped around

a telephone

pole.

Ismael was the next thing to being dead when taken to the Salem County Memorial Hospital. Delicate Nerve Operation Later after a delicate nerve operation at Delaware Hospital, Wilmington, he recover consciousness, but in spite of extensive treatment, it was finally said

Ismael

would

never

speak

the

Migration

pa-

the Commonwealth

office

of

Department

of

New

Jersey

to

find

Kin Unable To Heip sister and a brother

Two

found

living near

were

unable

out thanked

Dr.

Menges

and

his

hos-

if only half alive, and who ap-, parently -has- thé -will,-‘to- live, though his communication is li-

Cayey,

to afford

, were

but they

the

constant

care for the patient ; Ismael was returned, to the New Jersey hospital, which directed an appeal to the Travelers who in turn contacted

Aid here, Mrs. Au

rora Boralt of the Office of Interagency

of

Services

Public

of

the

of

‘Welfare

Working

with

they

the

Division

here.

Matilde

local

office,

hospital contacted

Division

in

if Ismael could be sent back to pital. ee es Puerto Rico. The Migration DiviDuring his many months of. insion called on Mrs. Charlotte Han- validacism in the states, no one mited. 4 7 son of the Travelers Aid Society questioned Ismael’s' value. . All That could be the reason that here to locate any relatives. knew he was a man alive, even Ismael came home today.

again

and ‘would remain completely ralyzed from the neck down.

The Delaware

Labor

: Fernande'

Migration succeeded

Division in

arrang-

ing- admission for Vazquez Fajardo

District

An

ambulance

public

hospital

jet

plane’

in San

-

donated at ‘Cayey.

when

Juan

in the

Hospital.

by

it touched

at 1 a.m.

the

met: the

down

With Ismael)

were Dr. James. L. Menges, administrator or the Salem County Memorial Hospital, N. J. and: two nurses from the hospital.

Mrs. Hanson; Mrs. and Mrs. Boralt met

Fernandez, Ismael and

ike Donates Golf Cup TOKYO

(AP)—

President

Eisen-

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7 out of 10

BACK HOME—Ismael Vazquez Lleras, 24, of -Cayey, is into the ambulance that. will take him to Fajardo

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cell window bar Tuesday night at the Rio Piedras Penitentiary, the prison reported.

Prison

authorities

said

Cara-

ballo, awaiting trial on a homicide charge, had torn up a blan-

ket

and

used

a

strip

of

hang himself. They said the man undergoing mental since he entered the December, 1958. YS A QM

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AD

it

to

had been treatment prison in

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Salty Navigator Serves : Fourth Hitch Of ‘Sea Diver’ famed experts, departed for CaeThe

tial

Van

sides ula

B y

of

Horn

the

modern 71,

left

submerged

to serve for the navigator aboard

mentioned ment.

in

Weems

says

archeological

“Sea Diver, A. Link. .

owned:by .

was

equipped by world-

aAOA-_ MAa_A-C-_-_—_|-—|-_—_-_|_s_ TMWW

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Sea MON

North

did declarer. perfect count

Ia

South now had a on the West hand.

had knew

diamonds. followed

to three

that

declarer

club

and

was

was

the real play came.

played dummy South

wise

ready

Declarer

the ace of hearts from and West dropped the ten. was

now

“certain”

that

West had started with the queen and ten doubleton and played a

58 Pass Opening

lead:

second heart went right up

dummy. the king

of

He and

Pass

went right down one trick. South’s play might have won but it was

Pass Pass

a bad play. East was 2 have the heart queen—

:

look

for

archeological .. and

treasures

and

relics,”

back

to

satd. will

fly

the

U.S. for a couple of weeks next month to be presented with a gold medal “for devoting fifty years rance

of his life to of navigation”

the furtheby the Ins-

titute of Navigation, co-founded in 1945. He

will

return

to

which

he

Caesaria

in

*

to he

1

to did

STAR

Washiagten

WASHINGTON—A

Bureau

bill

to

pro-

HORIZONTAL 47, characterii.infant’s food 4.tree

of

vide a Congressional representative for the Virgin Islands and Guam hit a snag as it entered the full House Committee on Interior and

Insular

Affairs

speak.on

seven

planned

to

”

yesterday.

amendments

propose

the Gerber

39. trunic |

by Bob Bames

d of

difficulties four

no

ise of no ck for aces.

con-

inasmuch

trump

trump

fs}l oro

has

would

and

not

responded with four spades two aces and when North

ve clubs to check for kings, bid five spades to show both r tae

slam

cle

but

South

which

opening

diamond

lead

with

king

won

by South

sJIV

had

knowledge

The

killed

the

"You will kindly refrain

suit.

THE ONLY WAY 70 PLAY | BAS tL RIGHT 1S TO Ue WO HANDS!

Bast discarded a diamond. ouch now attacked the club The

king of clubs

was

categorizing my girl friends as babes,

chicks, bags and tomatoes?”

and declarer now cashed the ace f spades. A small spade was ij dummy’s king as West did not split his honors. he queen of spades was cashed

nd

cashed

XS

and followed by the queen of clubs. A third club was led and declarer won

East’s

cashed and \ dummy

artery | 41, Mohame

a)

median

«.

_ Spirit

43.ignited again

sings. North now contracted slam— a grand slam in no

>. Pobably the rankest beginvould have had no trouble

va;

29. irony.

37. ruler of gacient

The committee will continue its consideration of the bill at a meeting next Wednesday.

THE BETTER HALF

(india)

Henry

VOPs wives 39.tiver _ 9. descents of barrier | 31. recede |

S2.ear shell

convention

Blackwood

8. one of King

he

|

the

Panay

55. Greek letter

7. repasts

before}

for aces over an openrump bid. Directly over trump

than

two | §2. Biblical verb

” $3. actress: —— Gardner 54. native of

Rep. James A. Haley (D-Fla.) successfully forced a vote to shelve the bill. He asked time to

had

zation

48. roaring

olive family 50.more

% master: a

diamonds

Vien South opened with one no , North jumped directly to bs—

from with

start with four hearts. Tem

ago

V.1.-Guam Bill Snagged

four

to his distribution

{45S

and

2,000 years

October.

his

when

East

Caesaria

Herod

and

West

West Pass Pass Pass Pass

to

Weems

so he had to have only two hearts.

{ise INT

‘Testa-

He knew about West's four spades West

jute bidding:

“Old” King

over

often

Old

“We're going in there and dredge through centuries of silt,

he

of diamonds was played and overtaken with dummy’s queen. The ace of diamonds was played and East discarded a small heart as

deals

by

religious

WOO

City” the

by wars and earthquakes.

The scientifically “Sea Diver”, manned

Wi I liam

“Old

built

destroyed

Today

vulnerable

12 8B

‘saria, Israel to search for the

Philip

San

underwater.

vessel Edwin

celes-

Captain

Weems,

Juan yesterday fourth time as

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of

from

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heart.

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John Osborne, author of ‘Look Back in Anger’ and ‘The Entertainer,’’ is in retreat at a monastery in the north of England. His search for peace and contemplation may have been. prompted by

Scandal

and

Concern.”

Richard

victed of The play segments.

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Robert

with

mi-

|and

recited

{ed

him,

to

the

have

one

word

‘‘Guilty.’’

Osborne,

the

photo

of

Anthony

Irene

The

assign-

a

has

himself,

6

made

Armstrong-Jones..

Worth,

eo-star

Attic,”

was

of

.

‘Toys

invited

been

had

to

in

the

Princess Margaret-Jones wedding, but had to decline because of the play commitment... Cornelius Ryan was signed the other day to write the screen version of his best-selling story of D-Day, ‘‘The

Actress

Her

studio

feeling

Longest Paul lawyer

Clark

“KILLERS OF KILIMANJ ARO”

Novak,

completely

of

in

was

said

well

for

she

a

Fear,”

the

payola

new

S|

you

endless

inquiry,

looking

my

forward

pleasure.” _ David Susskind,

to

it

B.

to

talized

have

Nicolas,

more.

You

minutes B.

was

then

burst

Charrier

week’s

filming...

January.

out,

Frey.

was

out.

the

l’Aurora

report,

the newspaper Paris-Soir came out saying

that

Sammy

usual who

Charrier

Kaye’s

booking

was a William

the

two

in

everything

later

kissing

Following

with

the

born

: word,

more

has

band

entered

had

Monday

an

un-

night.

It

“coming out” party for Nedel, a Utah millionaire,

had a

tonsillectomy

last Fri-

vived at Theater East, under Cecil

1, for

be hospi-

weeks.

. told

wood

before

would

several

have|-

day... Eugene Lyons’ “Squaring the Circle,’’ will

July

Charrier

for

Brigitte and Charrier were married last year. They have a son,

film version of ‘‘Raisin in the Sun,” will bring the cast of Hollyhearsal

give

Cloubot was behind the cameras. Levy was silent.

and

producing

recovered

was calm again.

Porter

dentist,

any

Brigitte

Ten

in

glanced at his watch and said: “Gentlemen, I have a 5 o’clock

with

yesterday

“T’ll ditch the film.” She walked out.

spend many hours testifying at hearings. Onee, when he was sub-

to

here

Raoul,”

When Porter was a_ top-ranking federal office-holder he had to} jected

said

will probably

treatment

dicating

reported

Charrier to leave. “If you say one

hasn’t

month.

hearings

had not

rede-

“La Verite” | good results,” the doctor said, in-

no business in this, studio.” Producer Raoul Levy also

Day’’... Porter, the Washington who represented Dick

at

for ago,

who| from this previous illness. “His

Cloubot,

Wage

"The

up

months

doctor

see

Washington, has had long experience with Congressional hearings.

I’m

VO0000

Taylor

Kim

called

of

“Get out of here,” Charrier was told by Cloubot,” I don’t want to

27, is reported ‘very sick’’ in Doctor’s Hospital ig New York, under treatment for a liver ailment.

he

show

incidentally,

6-ft.

up

Instead

said, “Not Guilty.’’ to be re-taped.

by

stood

ILL:

was

several

he

scene with Brigitte. Frey is actress Pascale Audret’s husband. _ IS

24

duty

treatment

but after a short while was leased because of nervous

scenes.

become jealous on seeing leading man Samy Frey in an intimate

of

THE

: SUMMER”

MATIENZO

was

foreman

Charrier,

for

L’ Aurore.

(Truth).

KIM

breakdown.

nervous

pression Charrier’s

- Charrier

raculous per formances —right up to the very last minute. That's when an extra, playing

clinic

a

The incident was reported yesterday by the Paris newspaper.

directing B.B.

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- 9:30

Open P.M.

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HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. “JUSTICE AND | CARYL CHESSMAN” motion picture crime and the

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THE ENTERTAINERS

VISITING PREFER

sensational

F CATHAY Restaurant

crooner

DICK CARTER

iG

Good Food, Good Music Open

one

Fe

Next to San Juan Hotel

Dinner thru Breakfast

singing romantic melodies Also ADDED

to

JOEL MEYERS AND HIS CALYPSONIANS playing

the the

LIMBO

DANCE

Wonderful

COMBO 7:15 9:15

TO MAKE A MONSTER” and

“WAR OF THE COLOSSAL

day

Continue the presentation of the

and

GIRL”

SUPER DRIVE-IN

in

FLOOR SHOW

Dancing Kerr

and

“HOW

Restaurant

aE

ATTRACTIONS

YOUR BLESSINGS”

“PARTY

every

San Justo St., Sen Juana

SATURDAY SPECTACULAR

RIALTO-SAN JUAN Rossano

have

AND

“PITTSBURGH”

“CELL

Spanish

PRESENTS

FRIDAY

INNOCENT”

a vital authentic Documenting the facts. Also.

always

PROUDLY

AMBASSADOR - 12. CHE WILD’ & THE

Conditioned

254

cow, at

Dolores

- 7:00

BEAST”

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- 4:30

Authentic

the Entire Caribbean

MUSIC HALL 3°3275 2:00

Most

VOODOOERS”

HOTEL

NORMANDIE

Yu

Lae

®

Special Attraction Woedy Woodpecker in

have

AL'S LITTLE CLUB

a date

1554 Ponce de Leén

at

Puerto With

! Ocho Puertas

Paul Dillinger

at the piano

STOP

EVERY

DAY

BUT

SUNDAY

TA 39-4253

(Pride of Puerto Rico) ravoer

os

23 6 p.m. Tel.

BAR OPEN AT AT 4:30 MUSIC FROM 9:00 _

ewnele

Rico’s Littlest The Mostest

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& we

3-3858

until ?

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, May 13, 1960 MN

RMN

$e

OFF THE CUFF san

DOMMMIWN Danny

By Chuck New sq 9 9 HHH

Apolanar

has _ wired

and

Tactics.

P. R. Among parties Andres

at

the

the

recent

24

City

Science

University

undergo

Milagros say her

major

Ballester father don

surgery

today

at

to

Bank,

is

being

at

the

Caracas

of

to

I dropped in at El Toro Loeo have a “quaff” with owner

for Philadelphia soon, were a dinner party in their honor at the

Sam Bosch the other evening and spent a pleasant time listening

Miramar

to ‘the

Margarita

fine

and Pancho de Jesus. Besides the honored guests, Carmen and An-

Figueroa,

dres

Salazar,

finest

Jack Juan

Malley and Auristela and Rodriguez de Jesus. Also

at the

were

Garden

Sylvia

Hills

home

piano

saying

of

Armando

hello

to friend

and

artists, who

was

with

around

the

room

were

mobile

Re-

xach, Dora and Charlie Passarell, Dr. and Mrs. Jose Raul GonGiusti,

Margarita

and

Pan-

cho de Jesus, and the Juan Ro@riguez de Jesuses. Dr. Salazar will leave May

University

Philadelphia

15 for the Temple

to

do

Heart

search under a one year from the National Heart

Regrant Insti-

tute of Bethesda, Md. His attractive wife,

Carmen

will

him

join

and

their

sons

in June.

Ala.

and

don

Pepe

of Caribe R.,

Nitrogen

Co-

a

group

The

of Elba

party

was

and

of

—(AP)—

Juan

and

Mr.

and

Mrs.

can

support

Party ticket.

the

Casa

Prohibition

route

between

Caracas

Justice

&

THIRD

THEATRE

the

The

Caryl

de

Ron-

IN:

to

de

PUERTO

: Big

Braulio a

Beast Atomic

Paul

Jones,

OLLER:

St.

Betancourt

Myrna Casenave Paquito O’Neill Elin Ortiz Reyes

—

Ina Rodriguez

Raymond

Mark

Watusi,

INTERNATIONAL Jesse

Marcos

Marimerche

Cancio-

of

the

Romero

— —

Tavarez

Tony

ooo

Director: ANGEL

James,

The

DRIVE 7th

“IN:

Voyage

of

TAPIA

Allas

Sim-

THEATRE

Rodriguez

F. RIVERA

seats

Balcony <—

Admission

$ 2.00

---———-—-----—-—__________-

$ 1.00

for

seats

UNIVERSITY

Nun’s

Story PONCE FOX-DELICIAS: Woman Like FAJARDO

PUERTO RICO: Gang War PARAISO: Viking Women, Jet

Next

EN

Satan

Tel. 3-0288

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orchestra

and

Box

ROOSEVELT; “Gidget. ‘The Milkman

Culp.

Sonia Noemi Gonzalez also:

Circus

CORCELLES:

of Guaof San

P.M.

P.M.

CAIDO

Casfillo

_Carmen

Las

NUEVO John

8:30

with Josefina del Mar and Rafael E. Saldafia featuring José Luis Marrero Mercedes Sicardo

TERRACE Amores,

Scorpion

Make/

3:30

by EMILIO S. BELAVAL

Chessman,

How

15 — —

presents

PIEDRAS:

KRESTO-DENIA:

Black

May

PUERTORRIQUENO

CIELO

Last

RICAN

FESTIVAL MAY 13

Matinee

In-

Chessman, la

—

Sunday

Sunday

ATENEO And

War of the Colossal Surrender Hell,

Mal

PUERTO

Through

Carmen

CAPARRA

held

Thomas.

the

DRIVE

AZTECA:

David

to

of

455 BROADWAY:

Monster,

S. J. “Bud” Deery, world-wide If Aldbama voters don’t like the, presidential choices of the Dem- Hiram Walker bon vivant, is in ocrats or Republicans this year, San Juan for several days en they

a

Change)

Outlaw,

Day

SUPER

present were Mr. and Mrs. Lemmons of Aguirre, Aida Mercado

of Ponce, George Love nica, Carmen Garraton

Te

GRAND:

ribbean Island in a private boat with friends.

Subject

RIO

friends with a surprise party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Weaks, also of Caribe Nitrogen. Mr. Weaks has been cruising the Ca-at the home

a i, Uy i]

TONIGHT

SAN JUAN RIALTO: Justice & Caryl Naughty Girl

in Guanica,

entertained

2¥

Guitarras de Medianoche LORRAINE: Killers of Kilimanjaro MATIENZO: Mississippi Gambler METRO: It Started With a Kiss METROPOLITAN: Ben Hur MUSIC HALL: Five Gates to Hell PARAMOUNT: Suddenly Last Summer RIVIERA: Fire Monster, Border Show-

Sharpe, of Guanica. Among those

Alabamans Can Vote For Anti-Liquor Party MONTGOMERY,

W.

completed

Wild

NEW

Jon, who claims the title of being one of the best Barber Shop “duefios” in town. Eric Rhys, chemical engineer P.

School of Medicine in

Dealer

had

AMBASSADOR: The » Pittsburgh

HOLIDAY:

a number

ward

zalez

Glenn

Friday, May 13 SANTURCE

known artist Domingo Garcia and his sister Mary. Also scattered

of Dr.

Henry

Dr.

CINEMA (Listings

well-

of San Juan’s top business executives: Henry Melendez of I.B.M.; Emilio Bouret, owner of Bouret Stores; Francisco Alvarez, Olds-

and

Mayo,

Rafael Tufino, one of the island’s

and Mrs. Raul Vizcarrondo, a dinner party honoring the departing Salazars, included Ann and Carlos Torres, Mr. and Mrs. HoHull, Julie

after

week-long engagement at the Bristol Playhouse. O’Shea argued then that he was entitled to carry the gun because he is a Los Angeles County deputy sheriff.

this

Wing.”

farewell

of

a motel

Virginia

transferred

end

month. Bob is looking for a buyer for his 30 foot yawl, “White

of

honoring Dr. and Mrs. Salazar, who are leaving

apartment

at

> l

Auxilio Mutuo. The Ballester fa-4 Bricker; Levittown, Penn. physii said the Hollywood actor mily, who were ‘scheduled for a European trip soon, have cancel- pulled a .38 caliber pistol on him led until a future date... Bob during an argument. O’Shea and his wife, actress Eastham, manager of National

formal cocktail party in Casa Rosa, Fort Brooke. Col. Montilla

of Military

Miguel Ballester, first vice president of Ballester Hnos., will

DOYLESTOWN, Penn. (®—Actor Michael 0’ Shea has been indicted by a Bucks County grand ‘jury on charges of firearms violations. O’Shea was arrested last Aug.

Lovely phoned to

Mike Reilly he has accepted the offer to appear soon at The Owl in OSJ. Danny plays piano and sings. Col. and Mrs. Rafael Montilla will honor the officers and ladies of the ROTC from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, May 21, at a is Professor

Film ‘Actor ‘Indicted On Firearms Charge

‘

$a4P

Zr’

.

EL PRINCIPIO

LA

STUDENTS

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NOCHE

ERA

SERENA

by GERARD PAUL MARIN May 19 through May 22

Attack

od

Fragoso ‘hen COLUMBIA

Presents

LP ALBUMS

“10s CINCO LATINOS The

newest

singin’,

swingin’

group

from

Argentina that has taken Latin America by Four boys and a gal who have restorm! corded some of the most popular North and

South American songs for your lasting listening pleasure.

Casa

NOW ON SALE AT: Fragoso

258 San Francisco St., San Juan SEE

‘THEM: On

5°

play:

LIVE

the Pan Americano Show starting Friday, May 13, at 8 PM, WAPA-TV

IN

PERSON

At the Flamboyan on Friday, May ~

13.

Sn =zre reo bier Meters Litter aa nee NE mmenmerennteweeree ere vena

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, May 13, 1960

3-8400 Ext 72 al

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SPECULATING?

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BUILDINGS FOR RENT

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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

BEAL ESTATE

jiving rooms, large dining room, h, b: ped kitchen, pantry( porch, bar,

ex-|

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close

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two| two stove,

refrigerator. pied.hot

equip-| B€w, Rever occu id’s | '6-6472, anytime. ma

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large

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dining room, master bed-|

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bed- | landscaped, fully equipped kitchen. 1277 floor; first For information, In-| | tance machinery, cacab-| square tmeter eery lot. Compary, Box. 6609

large

call

FOR

and second floor of 51s| GARDEN HILLS — 3 bedroom house,|a new modern firstbuilding at 171 Quisque_.| separate livingroom and a wae ya Avenue .near Carpenter Road, Hato

aera

porch... All

information

SPACE

ser-

diningroom,

large

516

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by Rio Pie-| servant’s quarters. 2 car carport.

dras Darlington. Brand new, 14g ; desirable | rooms, 2 baths, built-in kitchen

to

E.

FHA

Sie

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lawn.

screened.

2

facilities.

FOR RENT

ences)

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quiet

rooms,

HOUSES

69

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517 | lovely

20911 | in. 7plarge scqiyE PRIVATE residence with-| estate (containing other resid-|

listings

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Open

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Mones +e

518] room with bath, garage for cars, | 1589 Located in 7 2 oderntwo convecial de ; ae for ducemataen Meal telephone | FOREST HILLS, first section. 3 ample| across from new port zone. Minimura facing 2-5423 or personally at Yardley Place | bedrooms with double closets, water|5 year lease. Only principals enquire. never-fio 4 santurce, P. R heater, screens, all facilities. 725 sq.) No brokers. Fojinformation call teleoccupied unfurnished 4 bedrooms, ae, 1378 ? UF | meter lot, two car ss uee sell | phone Pcl stat toanree, P. oO. Kitchen with built-in Formica cabinets, before May 30. $6500 down, balance ou. iza Station, Santuree, R.

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office,

335s.

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2371

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commercial rooms seh abte ‘;_ | stove,

family.

San JuanReasonable Btar.

517|

.

FULLY screened | conrroRTABLY diningroom 3 bed-| jome for rent,

with closets, garage. Close

hot ne ai to school church,

Near

sae and

De Diego.

Telephone | $125 ces

monthly. For FloralPark

information,

20,

Betan-

525 | 1937

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517}

room

soak,

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Box

;

Second

house,

two

Discs

HAGELUS

Three

bed-|dences

main

piaza.|2

tor too

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s 7 MENT. 4 bed-| LOMAS VERDES — near shopping cen-| Monthly rental $110. Inf. Salud Gl c. yemecae, Pp a ters, Bayamon. Furnished 2 bedrooms, | Box 224, Ponce. maid's quarters, terraces, ele-|living-dining, kitchen with cabinets. | 1479 r, ifcinerator, terraza floors. Con-| Screened. $100. One year’s lease. P15 ES F SALE dominium Santa Rita, McLeary Corner Campanilla St., entrance through Clavel HOUSES FOR Court.

an bo

Bor

ee Santurce

52 152)

information.

Company,

;

-~

APARTMENTS

33550.

FOR

invest:

aueet.

Come

evenings.

Box | pt Su 5515) -RoM JULY 8 - SEPTEMBER 23rd, completely Yr furnished, i screened residence, i

RENT

Sublet

for

3

months.

June

15

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linen

sujet

For

1b

hear

and

hotels,

RENT:

furnished bedroom

FURNISHED efficiency wo. On the beach,

Nhbetkecd,

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516 * 1530

ANTILLES

GUEST

HOUSE,

in

lovely Miramar. with nice ocean view. Near Cariba Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool,

few

furnished

Social Security

rooms.

804, 4th Floor. Vesa 3-8769

Reasonable

Building, Ponce Apartment

de

Rates.

401-402,

airs

3153

opened

Arturo

Sal-

2-2768.

a

~

breakfast terrace

and in

GUEST

MOUSE:

drinks

on

delightful

your

Enjoy

private

continental-run

guest house close to “Under The Trees” Leén and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion Mrs. | Court, corner of McLeary§ Member Caribbean Tourist Association Telephone

-

Sulte

Apartment.

decorated and with furnished, aircondi-living and diningroom, bedroom for two, kitchen and

Located im Condado secpriv yat¢é bath. tion ohe block from La Concha Hotel. ate entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356. 69

ASHFORD 1120-1122)

HOUSE Ashford

Guest House. Avenue, Condado.

Rooms

and efficiency apartments. Maid Gervice. All screened. Hot water. Some with air conditioning. Best hotel and residential section. Beach facilities

Special arrangements for couples travel g together. One block from La Concha and guided

Condado tours.

Mrs

Beach Hotels. Personal Telephones 3-6231 and

Annie

MARIGALANTE

De —

Mauret,

PARQUE

Manager 159,

Mer rates. treras, 1494

Manager,

ISLAND HOUSE mew, iniormal,

Margarita

LA

UF PROVIDENCIA

Parque

153.

Near

GUEST beaches,

restaurants,

theatres, busses. Sun terrace, all airconditioned rooms. Cooking facilities. For information, phone 2-9352 er write to Box 12384 Loiza Station, Santurce. 1251 NEW

CONCEPT

in

tourist

accomoda-

tions. With the rental of one of our xcellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day loan of a car for your sightseeing, nite club visiting, ete. Call 2-0486 anytime. 1475

UF

CONDADO GUEST HOUSE, Condado 606, Stop 17. 2 blocks La Concha and beach, Apartment, double airconditioned, livingroom with sofa bed, bath, hot water, terrace, private entrance. $9. dally, less per week. Marchand, 2-6178,

de

ConUF

—1017 Ashford — a oceanfront guesthouse

in luxury hotel area. Large terrace facing the sea, with private stairway to beach. Spacious, modern, airconditioned roms. From $9. single $14. double, tacluding an excellent breakfast. Phone

2-1779.

UF

1374 THE ing,

61 DUFFY’S ald beach

cooms,

all

have remodeled charm. home, and now offer

with

private

bath,

some

with private patio, some air conditioned. One minute to beach and bus, From 37.50 single, $10. double. All rates unclude complete breakfast. Isla Verde Road, near San Juan Intercontinental. Call

382

314.

9-0144,

9-0532.

UP DANISH GUEST HOUSE — Weekly and monthly rates. Danish breakfast optional. Centrally located neat Paramount Theafer. 263 Duffaut Street. Telephone 3-8885. 385, 526

-

One Juan.

within

restaurants

Good

distanca

Breakfast

served.

3.0834, TAFT

GUEST

HOUSE

—

Taft

53.

Each

room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance $15. double, $12. single. Speciai rates by the 773

month.

2-0887

or

2-2206.

517

kitchen,

3

new

resi-|

ROOMS FOR RENT

O6ppPORTUNITY

bedrooms,

La

servant’s|

Concha,

- 200 meters from Hotel Condado

Wholesome.

Section.

comfortable

Cool.

furnished

room

13.8,

San

Francisco,

for

immediate

Cayey

to

Rio

Pie-) see them. 1154 Magdalena Avenue. Phone 514 | 22883. 1575 ( 519 occupancy | FOR RENT to a respectable single em-

Guayama

Road,]}

All

screened

ployed

and service quarters.

and

completely

736

furnishe:

or

IMPROVE

-

rent

in

payins

Apt.

3,

1 Te i.

& other fact

est,

Entrance

abi

Callején

del

To517

INDEPENDENT,

SCREENED,

aircondi-

tioned furnished rooms double or single. | With linen service, modern private bath. | closet, hot water, refrigerator. Beach across street. Near airport. References | required. Atlantic View 73, Isla Verde. } 6-2059 days, after 5 PM 9-0522. 1535 516 AVAILABLE

SPACE

for

furnished,

1sd

MENT

610)

SPACE

; a

ities.

Sol,

1487

FLOOR

well

Phone | daily 12 - 3 PM and 6 - 9 PM. 322 Calle

COMPARE THESE VALUES: Carports $595; Extra rooms (12? x 12’) $995; fences, porches, bathrooms, ete., at similar low prices. We handle plans.| Low FHA interest (4-1|2%). No down payment. Universal Home Improvement Corp., 7-2092, 2-3013 Ext. 204.

OFFICE

extremely.

for a discriminating man. Reasonable rent. References required. May be seen

518

HOME

an

anes oe — apartment. continental’s’

lephone, bot wale®, linen

Naturally air] after 7 PM.|

Box

man,

bed-j| cool, foots . ping | respectable

—

conditioned,

with

attractive

linen

| water

INDEPENDENT,

furnished

service,

and

air-

screened

bath,

refrigerator.

closet,

room,

hot

Single

occu-

corner building. Second floor with separ-| Pancy. Best Condado section, across ate ground floor entrance and parking | from Atlantic Beach Hotel. No cookspace

on

ground

floor

adjoining

reasonable. corner 1549 1400

Inspection Catal4n

Calle

del

lot.

Rental

invited.

Bldg.,

Parque,

Apply

Calle

very | ing.

Santurce. 517

SQ.

FT.

well

of

—

OFFICE

ventilated.

Puerto

SPACE.

New

Clean,

building

Nuevo

CABRER square

at Stop (OPA). tioning,

BUILDING feet,

facing

in

section.

—

Ponce

Santurce. de

Leon

monthly,

515

included.

Phone

2-1389.

513

MEN ONLY: Furnished rooms, cooking and beach facilities. Condado section. $50 per month. Call 2-4998. After 6, 3-7430.

1542

S17

ONE OB two tinental couple turece. Kitchem the

city. 1528

house.

309

and doorman from 6—12 PM. All included in rental fee. Call Cabrer, telephone 2-0515 or 3-0882. Parking nearby.

utilities

required.

1539

$15.

girls to live with conon Ponce de Leon, Sanprivileges and use of

Large

terrace

weekly,

$50

-WANTED

Ave.

16-72. Rent $95. per month Services: Elevator, aircondiwater and electricity, janitor

1582

$110

on | References

Loiza

MOVING

TO

FAMILY

modern or near

kitchen,

livingroom,

facilities. Call Raldiris, -Bex 1376

3-1016. 516

RENT

from

Santurce

overlooking

monthly.

States,

need

apartment or house, vicinity. 3 bedrooms, ‘screened,

Bayamon 1136, 37, Bayamon.

other

or write

$4

Real Estate Corner

UF

MAISON BLANCHE Guest rouse. Double and single air conditioned rooms with bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 77 Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Vicente Juli4, Telephone 3-2936, * 402 OF

HOTEL

LUQUILLO

—

oCEAN

VIEW

RESTAURANT. On the ocean. Double tooms.$7 3 minutes from the famous beach of Luquillo. Puerto Rican and continental food. Luquillo, P.R. 3

HILS

Road.

450 SQ. FT. office complete with air conditioning, clecks, fixtures, iron fenced doors and windows. Roosevelt and De Diego Aves., Puerto -Nuevo. Call Reyes, 8-0270. 1499 610

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

beach.

offer two

Caguas

equipped

pong room, garage

clear,

HOUSE GUEST ANTONIO SAN San Park, Ocean Street. ietapia

walking

Informa- | 1545 .

small but comfortable house, 3 eg: a rooms, living room, dining room,

heart

AUNT JENNY’S: Guest House with a meals Delicious atmosphere. family served. 1850 McCleary Ave. Tel 3-6802. UF 600

ming

HOUSE

Phone | 23

2-3055. Beautifully decorated, airconditioned rooms, each with private bath, hot and cold water. Terraces, garden. Near beach anc. business sectors. Sum-

1564

JUAN

UF | 3-1317.

MAGDALENA

Separate servants’ quarters and laundry, 3 rooms, 2 baths. 40°x20’ filtered pool. Lighted tennis court. $75,000. 8-1168.

Houses

702

Newiy large tioned.

2-7927

SAN

flourescent by lamps. Rent reasonestablished Rent Control Board Rico. = floor. Telennos available. New building, — screened. Puerto

58

Moderately priced. Guayama.

516 | 1507

Guest

freezer.

For | 65»

° oe at neeetitnl Vaciatalega| URBANIZACION SAN PATRICIO -— each, Montebay, oca de Cangrejos aci : NEWLY FURNISHED efficiency apart-| Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly ik, Mas dae sen eee Ge Large ment for or double occupancy | rentals, Ideal for picnics. Telephone | kitchen and pantry, livingroom, diningOne block transportation facilities | 9.3133 for information and reservations.| room, breakfast room, barroom. airand shopping center, in the neat ©f | i410 Salvador. Prat, Santurce. conditioned library, powder room and anturee. Call 2-9458 after 5 PM. sia | 28 UF | large foyer on first, 4 large aircondi15 2 tioned bedrooms, plits spare room, 3 __ FURNISHED RESIDENCE, 3 bedrooms | baths, 10 cedar lined closets. 3 large UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 bed-| plis servant’s quarters, on beach front porches, double garage and carport. $90. per month. 1533 Central | near San Juan Intercontinental Hotel. Caparra Heights. For infor-| One or two years’ lease. $500, per Cail i24 or get the key at| month. 9-0382. H. Madera, Box 332,/} Central Avenue, Dr. Pagan. Sen Juan.

Km.

Build- | 1563 at 16

homes

appointment‘ only.. Call

gata,

sizes, able,

of

seaiiees, Bic. as focal eae ge ey | with private bath. Also a double room, listings. Contac No. Ox » 4 private entrance. Moderate rates. Come,

“Buccaneer”

mortgage;

3-400.

with modern appliances. 516 | conditioned, 72 degrees

—

occupancy Functional its “‘Caribaire’’ home

ENG’RS

near

baths,

at

fence.

< WI-12.

Street

Weiner

61| Resort — cottage, com-|

or Violeta St.. 512 | dras. 1557 WILL SELL

home on 19 Onix Street: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car

adoption | carport,

8-1727.

in. | 1536

appointment phone 3407',|COMFORTABLE

inencn

oo Extension

Diamante

One| rent.

wee

% = weékends

immediate ers offers

screened.)

house in Villa Caparra. airconditioned, reasonable

pedigreed

super- | free.

airconditioning

tion

Seles

516

>

Soa

porches. For informa. | AT* 134 San Francisco.

— | 1947

318 | FOR

BEAUTIFULLY : i

oe

located in cool San Francisco. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large livingroom, dining-

a‘OMPLETELY FURNISHED, near Phone beach || 100m, toe feclear He Children. tion D6 kitchen, Tulip4n,2 2-7 A

eines

Miss

refrigerator and telephone 8-1269.

1556

517

story:

PE oe

Kings

1382 $22,000. EL YUNQUE

private | pletely furnished, one of best locations. | Located Hipodromo 652. For information, August.|2 bedrooms, livingroom, poreh, hot wa-| Centro Tecnico Esteva, telephone 25856.

fo

blocks

pemsctielen.

ing.

busses, post office | ter, for appointment, | tion

Phone

—

F,| 516

FURNISHED Junes July,

supermarket, h. hon

veBe aeeee S1igm),ee tole Eurst StFederal #|be-| Trocery store Onecand year arugstore. “nice || 3%4,, 1503, Reighborhood. lease. Rent 35-5 beach Pa

rent.

1573

BEACH

HOUSE

-—-

directly

on

the beach. Roll out of bed into the water. Airconditioning by the trade winds. Breakfast included. Outdoor ~barbecue at your disposal. 1850 Atlantic,

3-2331,

.

1384

COLONIAL

UF GUEST

HOUSE,

Cruthirds, 955

Rates

2-3994.

from

$4.

CITY RESIDENCES in convenient locations near schools, shopping and public transportation. Choose from fine listings in Baldrich, Ocean Park, Roosevelt, Parkside, San Patricio and other fine urban neighborhoods. Prices from

$19,500.

single.

Mrs.

BUILDING

SITES

for

the

custom

home you have planned so long! See our first rate lots in Bucaré, Cupey Gardens, Monacillo, Monterey and Santa Maria. Prices begin at $2.00 per meter. INVESTMENTS development er _

immediate

for speculative

holding.

Hato Rey condominio site for seventy two apartment units 2,500 meters at less than $25.00 per meter. Thirty acres

with

$4000

per

tected

beach

for motel, velopment.

half

acre.

mile

and

marina ¥

frontage

major

Accessible or

on

highway

and

recreational

pro-

at

ready

de-

'

Robert Tschudin,

606 Otimpe,

Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, located. Single and double ema: tions with private bath, some air con-

ditioned.

SUBURBAN HOMES with lots of space and assured privacy. Choice offerings now available in San Franciseco, Santa Maria, Bucaré, Romany, Garden Hills. All with more than quarter acre of Jand; some with swimming pools. Prices as low as $21,000 with good financing.

Realtor

TELS.

3-5315

UF Rt

fenhione:

Beep

of

,

CLASSIFIEDS == 6

«THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, May 13, 1960

3-8400, Ext 72 INDUSTRIAL

SITES

HELP

FOR SALE -Industrial property, 20,000 square meters adjoining Dos _ Pinos Supermarket and Vecationa] Schoo} MigZuel Such, facing Central Avenue. Phone 6-4579. .Betances 67, Floral Park. 1569

DORADO

FOR

SALE

HIGHWAY:

various

fruit

Farm,

trees.

on

planted

new

De’

ra,

Olé

Madrid,

2-3891.

SPEAK

in

both in English mecessary. Send

Diego

Express Highway. 20 minutes irom turce. Debt-free. Water, light. Mr.

SanMo519

FOR

Motel

completely

furnished,

P.

O.

Box

168. °

2

3 yrs.

{

Rio

-

ST

some

KITTS

—-—

hill,

all

hotel

165,

St.

Kitts,

Needs

FOR

—

perfect

and

license

Bikini

for

clubs

or

Pools,

nonfiving

individuals

1959

Service

ledgers,

weekly

or

taxes,

houriy

rates. 520

Bookkeepers, and all sorts

hiecend

by a ant

=

of

been

competent Empl

call Borinquen Agency; Telephone 3-0391, 10:30 AM and 5:00 PM. 3508

POSITIONS

dependable

maid

lady,

domestic

help,

&

FOREIGN DELUXE,

2

CARS door,

radio,

AUTO

6-3703.

UF

CARS

FOR

SALE

CAE?

With

USED

FORD

white

$275

down

side

$10

momical

walls.

license.

Also

condition,

telescope

—

new

$265.

tape

60

re-

hours

will

sell

516 -

ISLAND, .

Chevrolet

convertible

must in

new

sell

1957

car

con-

furnishings.

Will

dition, with only 18,00) miles and taxes paid.

Also

accept 1553

household

best

CONTINENTAL, late 308, married. Highly qualified sales and administrative,

offers.

“ AUTO

Telephone

set

RADIATORS

San

Juan

to

WANTED

—

App! Borinquen Employment 361, Sam Juan.

‘

will

be

re-

. 513

Madrid‘ Bar-Restaurant.| LEAVING

SPEAK

SPANISH.

BAR-RESTAURANT

.

. business

Drier, 519 | 3-4691. 1544

ISLAND

—

selling

like

new

— _

$150. Apt.

Dishwasher, 2A, 52 Luisa.

$100. Phone Condado. 516

Fer-

nandez Juncos corner.. Monthiy szross| FOR SALE: Two home-type air condi$2300. 29 bar stools, completely equipped | tioners. Admiral (1955), new compres-

restaurant. $10,000 equimment ed. Renewable lease, $172. ly. Moving to States. $12,000. FRANCISCUS

ASSOCIATES, 3 3-3506 — 3-8372.

Nairn

Everything REALTORS

&

for &

individually. Call — Star, 3-8400

Ashford.

~

DRESSER Bed

Comercio

Street.

PONCE,

P.

R.

516

NIGHT CLUB for sale 300 person Pacity, dance floor, bandstand, Good reputation. Air conditioned. tropolitan area, main avenne. Stop and Fdz. Juncos. After 7:30 PM. 2-1871 Maisonet. 1281

cabar. Me26 Call

:

to

headboard

match,

and _

$20.

footboard.

MAKES

of

traditional

6-5272.

528

&

“THE PLEASURE is yours” when the moving job is ours. Whether you're movin locally or Stateside, we are equipped to pack and; transport your most preci belongings, as scheduled, with

SALE

the

dependable

care

you

look

seldom find. Telephone 6-3357, Capitol Transpartation, Inc., for estimate. Agents for Atlas Van 52

305.

for

and

6-3329 a free Lines. UF

516

519

ONE YEAR old fishing equipment. Two Tycoon rods, one Ocean City 9-O reel, one Ocean City 4-0. $300 value, all for

MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We co all types of moving, no mai if it be large or small. Moderate prices.

FURTHER

EDUCATION

and

ad-

vance in business, own and read the new edition of Collier’s Encyclopedia. For information with no _ obligation, call me to show it to you. Ray Hill, 3-6218. 1588

$200

cash.

PM.

Call

60381

anytime

unti]

1574

$ \Muebleria /1400, Stop

518

BOATS

FOR

SALE

NOW — YACHT Brokerage available in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Buy your yacht, cruiser or boat through us — because we are affiliated with Richard Bertram & Co. of Miami, Ft.

Lauderdale

and

Bahia

Mar,

phone —

or

Mu65429.

1498

715

best

boat.

America’s

of success, but persons tastes own a Borum

most

wanted

boat.

See

SALES

in

T.

V.

PAN

ELECTRONICS

repair

AMERICAN

any

make

Ninety day technicians. 9

AM

1136

to

TV,

10

PM

1

FEMALE

Agency, .

1

&:

ROOF

CLEANING & PAINTING

IS YOUB roof dirty? wf so, for expert high water- pressure cleaning and painting, eal} 612

6-3132 or 430 Verde, ~

AIR

Z

sas

COND.

Bayamin. UF

GEEMAN 8 ks pouecal

Santurce

TV & RADIO TELEVISION.

Christiamsted,

St.

$17

i

Mother

is

a

show

513

FACTORY

or

EQUIPMENT

INDUSTRIAL CHAIRS, heavy duty. sistant to abuse, yet comfor table

“UF

REFRIGERATION

REPAIR

REFRIGERATION & AIRCONDITIONED repair for homes and comm ercial establishments. All Stateside mechanics,

Call

nights, 1455

Stateside

Service,

2-7465.

days

EXTERMINATING = est

Control]

(Commonwealth

Services)

Free

ment against termites perience. 7-0292.

20

years

TA

APPLIANCE MARQUEZ

makes — ay

8-1804 1279

on

All om

REPAIR

washers, dryers, a and gas

service

FOR

SERVICE SHOP

or

38-1012.

Uarantee

SERVICE

on

parts, on

gerator, freezer. water heater, etc., Warner International, Rey. a 3

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

repairs

your

.

Norge

z

fall UP xrefri-

washing machine, call 64551. Borg553

Carolins

&t.,

526

CLASSES

IDIOMAS — ConversaSpanish, French, Engand night. Cal) 2-3542, Leén Avenue, Second Santurce.

MORE CLASSIFIED ON PAGE 20

LABS

in your

UF

QAasm

Puerto Rico

all

dishwashers, stoves. Same

Hi-Fi.

North American Van Lines, Inc.

exe

UF

3-0719 and will $15.00 per month

39 Broadway, New York — Digby 4-7940

estimat

Control of insects, rats and fumiga e. tion services for homes, business and farms, Services guaranteed. Preventive treat

EQUIPMENT

3-3900 —

—

SERVICES

EXTERMINADORA

ice given to hotels,

or around

2.4718

68

UF

for rent

re-

and backs, modern design, “tasting long-lasting and eye-appeal. Informaticn Rivera, telephone 2-6267 or 224, Bayamon

1541

Telephone

Gog.

513 BOXER PUPPIES f for sale. . 9 week old. Registered with the AKC. Call $100: after 7 PM 6-5408.

Agents for

451 Fernandez Juncos —

——

SHEPHERD, Puppy, female, old, for sale. Thoroughbred,

oor.

RETURNING TO States. Sacrificing equipment. Executive metal desk. swivel chair, two and four drawer files; storage machine, 2 cabinet, adding duplicator, tables, shelves, miscellaneous supplies. Complete $550. Telephone sar

a.

Caguas

PETS

RENTAL

RADIOS,

own home. Same

_AND

2 5282,

1543

FILTERS

P. B. FILTERS INC. manufacturers al! types and. sizes air conditioning filters for home window - also industrial types. Call 3.5999. 12 UP

Tel

DOGS

-Valenda Baxt Express, Inc.

resident,

Ave.

demonstrations

1957. Price $16,500 firm. R. C. Néwick, §&t.,

—

Stateside-trained service. Cail

6-4230.

OFFICE

free

radio

guarantee. Evening

1497 CATAMARAN — Coast Guard jicensed for 20 passengers. 40 ft. long, 19 ft. beam, 3 ft. draft. 580 sq. ft. sail, 7500 Ibs. displacement. Excellent condition, fast and «remarkably comfortable. Built

-

most

1457

repair

make or model. Tel. 9-028.

hospitals, for years. deliver. $5.00 one week, Telerental Service. 267

terms

and

receivers of any work guaranteed. 9

the latest. models at Kiko Toro Inc., Stop 31, Mufior Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey - 65429. Borum and Thunderbird boats, Mereury motors, Gator trailers.

Easy

The

.m Americ a.

& SERVICE

sevice

BUREAUS

DETECTIY © BUREAU: -ompetent : Agency in Latin Night atrois) Bodyguard

Uniformed Guards, Payro}j Escort, Com. fidential Investigation 1672 Fernandez

MOVE YOUR furniture by Alm 8 Maritimos, Inc., opposite ._Pier 9, San Juan. Service, responsibility, guaranty Local and long distance. We store your belongings. Agents Nationa] Van Lines Tel 22374. 423 UF

$17

A BOAT is sim: with distinctive

DETECTIVE CONTINENTAL

Torres, Fernandez Juncos 20, Santurce. Tel. 2-5791.

T.V

ard

Pina

2-8160

1404

462

re-

cognized as one of the most competent yacht brokers in the country. We offer you the fine service that hundreds of local yachtsmen who have- purchased their craft through the Bertram organization praise. For free listings of

information, write,

A. Gruen, Certified Macter Watch Clock Maker, Calle Laurel 2413. Las Marias. Phone

1430

STORAGE

ARE YOU going to move? Use the best service in Puerto Rico, United States, Spain, Germany, Japan. Packing, crating, storage, shipping. Agent of U.S. Van Lines, Inc. Call Muebleria La Bolsa. Tel. 2-2726, 2-2067 Ponce de Leén No. 1057 Santurce. 274 UF

TO

watch

and clock rePairs, chronograph and complicated watches see Puerto Rico’s only certif ied master watch and clock maker William

furni-

MOVING: WHO moves you is as imPortant as where you move. Moving, packing, shipping and storage of furniture. C.W. SIEGMUND, Villa Prades Development. Rio Piedras. Tel. 6-3072. 69 UF

SELLING OUT show cases, cabinets, display or coffee tables, shelving for bookcases, mahogany desk. Come to Triana, anytime from $ AM te § PM. Sur

chest

MOVING

519

Recinto 1593

R=PAIRS

PRECISION

San PM.

1570

mortgares 11%. For

FOR

with

Call

517

1234

McDevitt. after 3:30

ture, also antiques, porch, terrace and garden furniture, wrought iron. Elegant decorator’s items — chandeliers, paintings, mirrors, statues. pedestals, lamps.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY for sale or trade. Excellent location. Rents over $28.000 a year, can be increased to $35,000. Year leases. Seven tenants. Call for appointment, Centro Técnico Esteva, Phone 2-5856. PRIME, WELL secured second for sale. Annual yield over information phone 6-5003.

AND

FENEST

525

1546

F. 22

with springs and mattress. $50. Two foam rubber mattress and wood frame, $50. Sofa, $50. Chest, $20. Phone 2-9334, One Bucaré, Punta Las Marias. 1567 $14

FOR SALE: Newly equipped Laundry and Dry Cleaning. Good business future.

72

E. Ext.

514

$26

1540

FOR

sor. Brand new Fedders, never operated. Reasonable. Will sell as package. or

includmonth.

Around the Block

2

323 permanent

6% years Puerto Rico, position of plant manager. Experience, 5-1/2 years plant manager, experience Tool and Die, Production, Assembly, Packaging, Mainme Office. Box 1368, Ponce. ” 2 =

1509

2-3891. 1577

S14

‘HELP

offer

WATCH things

Star.

1519

CONTINENTAL,

decent

many

Owner leaving island. Good clientele.| appliances. below Stateside discount low rent. Debt-free. Part cash. balance | house cost. Refrigerator-freezer GE. 12 mortgage. For information, Mr. Mora.|cu. ft., $350. Automatic washer, $225.

One Company Croix, V. L 1562

objection to travel. In San Juan May 16th to 27th. For interviews, write Bex Cc.

OJé

No

have

fo Avenue. |. 1533

530

SALE:

sale.

home,

SALE

etc. fused. Come between 6 - $ PM, Wednesrent. For | day, Thursday and Friday to Calle SPEAK | Dresde 514, Puerto Nuevo, off De Die-

1559

Sunliner, automatic, radio, 40.000 miles, taxes

$875.

excellent

d

MEN

for

UP

FOR

safes,

visit Kiko Toro, Inc:: ‘Stop 31 fioz Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey.

CONVEER’ condition,

firm.mi | EEAVING “513

WANTED.

1935

excellent

between

equipment,

BREAKING

30 FT. AUXILIARY yawl, dacron sail, including Genoa, 25 H.P. Universal engine; foam rubber bunks: inclosed head,, galley, dinghy with outboard. Owner leaving island. Call Eastham, 23-1518 (Day), 90373 (night).

Typists, | for $100. office | 1580 ‘

office

SPANISH. 1576

further

avai-

payroll

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

personnel,

a

265

A

TO EMPLOYERS: We can _ provide you, at absolutely NO COST, with the best personnel in the line of Executives,

Accountants, Receptionists.

be-

SERVICE

Bookkeeping

Journals,

of

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

UF

etc. Monthly Phone 6-0283. 1444

of

TAUNUS

35156.

BOOKKEEPING

for

for sale. Good location, low appointment call 3-6245.

FOR

FURNITURE

— $2500 CASH and you're in Established sales & service

MISCELLANEOUS

AIR CONDITIONEBS

518

lable.

Possibility

time

WANTED

YOUNG

EFFICIENT, fast Secretarial Service, legal documents, contracts, reports, free pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh

TIME

real

part

with white sidewalls, standard shift. Excellent condition. Taxes paid. Leaving island. Best offer. 2-0080 Extension 269 or 478. Evenings, 2-0000 Buchanan 5147. 1516 . 513 E0,

SERVICE

1231

PART

of

514

SPORTS

condi-

EXPERIENCED CONTINENTAL Public Stenographer servicing La Concha, San Juan Intercontinental, others, local transient. Typing, shorthand, briefs, man 2 feports. Hourly rates. IBM Electric. 1120 Ashford Ave., Apt. D4, Muriel Eddy, 2-8735.

-

number

no ironing. Sleep in, nice room, good salary. Health certificate and references required. Call 8-1484 or write G9, Forest Hills Street, Garden Hills, Bayamén. 1560 514,

6-5003.

SECRETARIAL

KNOWS

MATURE

SALE

170B,

Interested

night

general

1529

518 5.

or

& ASSOCIdemand for

pius

that is available, either part or full time? Must speak a little English. No cooking. Help with child. Phone 3-6497.

instruments. Desire to form flying club. Price of plane includes legal fees of

day 166

a

lots,

517

WHO

tion. New paint, holstery, windshieid Radio-compass two way, radio gyro

call

Charlotte

_ MAIDS

FOUND

AIRCRAFT

Please 3565

Longfellow.

1551

314

incorporation

into

coming full time associate.. Must have car and resumé. 4:30-5:30, 3 Nairn Street and Ashford, 3-3506.

or

1561

members.

Go

B.W.1.

&

CESSNA

Miss’

salesmen-saleswomen.

SMALL WHITE SPANIEL, black left ear. Tag on harness says ‘Hermiston’. Disappeared Sunday evening from U3 Summit Hills. Reward. Please come to house.

1954

WANTED:

UF

estate.

524

LOST

BOYS

6I,

Port

sale. Also property,

suitable

—

WANTED

FRANCISCUS REALTORS ATES expanding to meet

cottage ¢olonies. On beaches, roads come near airport. Write Simmons, Betances 265, Santurce, P. R., or Duncan, Box 2283

excellent job for you

518

Ext. 1247

10

Beachfront

condition, for miscellaneous

plantations,

an

i for yourself. Earn high commissions as a carrier serving the San Suan Star on established routes. If you re over 12 years of age, phone 3-8400,

514

Hotel, excellent 1,000 acres of

HAVE

CARRIER

on

OPPORTUNITIES

UF | 1591

HELP

Piedras.

NEVIS

516

518

minutes drive to Rio Piedras and International Airport. Leaving for the States. Telephone 6-3177,-7-2726, or Box 666, 3525

Spanish. Car resume and a

1417

Ceiba.

view,

store

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

LOTS FOR SALE panoramic

in

1380

ONE ACRE with concrete house almost eompleted. Paved road around lot. Close _to El Comandante Racetrack. Beautiful

BARGAIN business.

AUTO MECHANIC -— Man experienced fn all phases of auto maintenance for small fleet. Must be bi-lingual. References required. Excellent starting salary. Apply Room 210, El Imparcial| Building.

old. These units have never been uneccupied. City water supply. One dwelling with bath. Twe concrete block chicken houses. Ford tractor with implements. 28 Head cattle, various ages. Landseaping is well advanced. Must be seen to be appreciated. Price: $50,000. for all. 31584

and your

1391

SALE

68 ACRES by owner.—Location: K-60 H-1 Insular Highway No. 3. Close to U. S. Naval Station, Roosevelt Roads, P. R. Possibilities .— Unlimited. Includes: 6

Unit

BUSINESS

short autobiography, written in English and in your own handwriting, to Sales Represéntative, Box 8466, Fernandez Juncos Station, Santurce, P. R.

SPANISH,

1578

MALE

This 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 /in_ writing.

518

FARM

WANTED

SALES BEPRESENTATIVE’S position open in personnel management consulting -firm. The right man will be given intensive training in our procedures.

the world

68

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, May 13, 1960.