The San Juan Star (May 16, 1960)

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San Juan, Puerto Rico, iMenliay, May 16, 1960

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| Summit Talks To Mood Is Pessimistic

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| Reds Put Big

But Determined; Reds Say K Defends Peace

~—45-Ton Standl

Ship In Orbit By

STANLEY

JOHNSON

“By WILLIAM

MOSCOW (AP) — Using the thrust of a “super-rock-

PARIS

et,” the Russians yesterday and

“all the neces-

ever

hurled

man—was

into

obviously

give Nikita for today’s

space

by

timed

‘to

Khrushchev a boost summit meeting in

For

_ EISENHOWER

at

its

highest,

188

space

explora-

Tass said the ship would be conttolled from the earth but no attempt would be made to retrieve

the

‘When

“dummy

the

(See REDS

spaceman.”

necessary

informa-

MACMILLAN

PUT, Page 21)

Sukarno

Adenauer:

reported to

be

Leaves

BONE and FRED HARMON Dr. Achmed Sukarno, president of Indonesia, leaves San Juan for

augur

well

today.

As

for

the

opening

preparations

BOB

(See

In response to his introduction, the East Indian leader said

90 million strong — you.”

Mexico today following a whirlwind two-day tour of San Juan.

is the Indonesian said, “Without my

esian

geography

for

The globe-hopping head of one of the world’s youngest countries accepted the key to the city from

nothing.

nutes,

then

that

Mayor Felisa Rincon de Gautier yesterday saying he knew “Puerto Rico will continue to flower and bloom.” Wearing a smartly tailored greyish blue uniform at the City Hall ceremonies, President Sukarno, speaking in English, told an audience.of about 40. persons

sorry

he

had

tq

speak ‘“in a language that neither mine nor yours.”

is

He said, however, that “better

than

a

word..is heart.”

language

the

of

the

language

spoken

of

German

“in

to

KHRUSHCHEY

Nikita

Chancellor

a bad

the

mood.”

summit

completed,

LEADERS,

conference

only

President

the

. . just

people,’ hé people: I am the

man

next

door.” The short, handsome man drew himself up proudly as he said

DE

21)

PORTLAND,

I bring

Sen. John

opened

Oregon

F. Kennedy

(AP)— (D.-Mass.)

his final Oregon primary

election

campaign

drive

yester-

day with virtually no voice and a hint he had at least looked it “is not: to the possibility of getting sup-

He went on to describe Indonterritorial

said

geography

a few that

mi-

makes

a nation united — it is the spirit of the people.” It is “not (See SUKARNO, Page 21)

With Killing His Brother Davila,

port

from

Adlai

51, pro-

prietor of a small restgarant (eafetin) in Vega Alta.

Stevenson.

At a news conference — a strange affair in which he scribbled answers to save what voice

‘the

had

left—Kennedy

said

he

had talked with William Blair, top Stevenson aide, after the West Virginia primary in which he won the Democratic presidential preference vote. : Kennedy

Claudio, 32. Charged wtih voluntary homicide and carrying arms and jailed in default of $6,000'bail, is the victim’s brother, Pablo | Maldonado

GAULLE

Fight For Oregon Primary

Man In Vega Alta Charged A quarrel between two brothers which started when one refused to leave the other’s house in Vega Alta turned into a fatal shooting, police reported yesterday. Killed by five shots from a revolver was Martin. Maldonado

Page

Voiceless Kennedy Opens ,

“It is the greetings of my people to

was

of

were

For Mexico —

he

seemed

Berlin at the talks here. But they said, too, they doubted

that he was not a “liberator.” “The real liberator. of Indonesia

that

by West

apparently

Today After Whirlwind Visit By

gloom

Eisenhower of the three Western participants in the meeting had failed to see Khrushchev. As time ran out and the possibility of a meeting between the two faded, the mood of pessimism in Paris increased. Threat Of Armed Conflict The Western powers were reported determined: to tell the Soviet premier any effort to force them out of West Berlin poses a serious threat of armed conflict. Authoritative informants said they think Khrushchev is aware of the risk involved but that the Western powers want to make it eminently clear in order to guard against any Soviet miscalculation. — These informants said the Western powers can only guess at how far Khrushchey wili push his threat to

nine circuits of the earth. Soviet scientists boasted the. lauching of the big vehicle “once again demonstrates the Soviet in

a little of the

-Such a mood on the part of the Soviet leader did not

ed working perfectly. Up to 3 p.m. Moscow time it had made

lead

while,

S. Khrushchev. was Konrad

at its lowest). The Soviet news agency Tass said it was eircling the earth every 91 minutes. All equipment was report-

Union’s tion.”

a short

to be lifting. But late in the day Soviet Premier

‘Thé satellite went into orbit about 200 miles above the earth miles

of

vilization.from the threat of disaster. &

Paris.

(225

wave

great powers set the stage for a summit conference seeking means of rescuing ci-

sary equipment for a future manned space flight.” The feat — the biggest satellite

L. RYAN

last minute

jpessimism swept diplomatic ‘quarters in | Paris last night as the heads of the world’s

orbited a 41/2-ton space ship carrying a dummy as-

tronaut

(AP)—A

-said.

neither--he

nor

any of his aides had spoken to Stevenson directly on the West Virginia results. But he agreed

he was looking for help wherever he

could

find

it.

is pitted chiefly against rite son, Oregon’s Sen.

. a

favoWayne

L. Morse.

America

Didn't

‘Goof’

With U-2, Says Nixon | NEW

YORK

(AP)—Vice

Pre-

sident Richard M.- Nixon said last night he did not believe the United States “goofed” in the timing of the U-2 spy flight over. Russia. Interviewed on a live television program, the Vice President said the country could not afford any gap in its intelligence information

about

Russia.

He

ad-

ded: “This particular incident took place three weeks before the

summit never

conference...there a right

time

_»He will be here until Oregon’ 's of these flights primary election Friday. In it he to.get caught.”

to

make

if you're

is one

going

“HE SAN JUAN STAR — Menday, May 16, 1960

Ferre Denies Plebiscite Bill Proposal Has Caused Rift In Republican Party Ranks “There is no rift,’ Ferre said. A difference of opinion between

day.

Ferre

was

quoted

as

appre-

though

legislators,

hensive, agreed the challenge the plebiscite must be met.

“Our

party

and

this

status,

pendence,

candidate

regular

statehood

and _ inde-

within

a year

election,

should

the same,”

Ferre

after

the

we

win

said in a state-

ment yesterday. In response to

questioning,

how-

Santurce, nuel

at

the

Sein

said yesterday

dean

of

. the University of Puerto Rico ' School of Law, is ‘reacting favorably’’ to treatment following a

mild

cerebral

hemorrhage.

Rodrigue-Ramos former assistant attorney

general of Puerto

Rico,

report-

edly suffered the stroke at about noon Friday in

his office

in the

Rio Piedras cam-

pus. The clinic has passed”

“it

will

said that ‘‘the crisis in the case, but that

require

time’’

for

Ro-

driguez-Ramos to recover. In addition to his position at the university, Rodriguez-Ramos is a

partner

in the law firm of Garcia

Cabrera and Rodriguez-Ramos. He is married and has two chil-

dren.

Nixon May Hypo Drive With North Dakota Talk WASHINGTON

(AP)

—

Vice

President Richard M. Nixon may step up his own Presidential

campaign North behalf

E.

by

jumping

into

the

Dakota Senate race in of Republican Gov. John

Davis,

informed

sources

said

yesterday. : Nixon has an invitation to speak at the North Dakota American Legion Convention at Wil-

liston on June

20.

do of

Con-

believe, Puerto

are entitled to the opportuto say what is their final

Rico nity goal.

Selfish

Governor,

“The

Advantage

Political

for selfish poli-

tical advantage, has thwarted that desire

ways

consistently and has al-

found clever ways

a decision In 1940 he

that

the

status

After

was

the

Commonwealth

established,

he

it was the final status the people. Upon the of Alaska and Hawaii

and

pub-

lic clamor for a final decision, he tried another formula to keep the plebiscite in deep freeze by offering a referendum when Puer-

to Rico’s per capita income ed

that

of

the

poorest

will-of-the-wisp

promise

equalstate—a

since

the

poorest state’s income would rise at the same time as Puerto Rico's.” Ferre Charges Munoz Ferre charged: that Munoz, “faced with the conclusions of the Bruce Payne report, (a pri-

vate

report,

paid

publican

Party

the cost Rico to

of be

another submits

for

by

which

the

Re-

estimated

statehood to $51 million)

Puerto ‘‘pulls

rabbit out of his hat a so-called plebiscite

who

are

and bill

beginning

to

question his true intentions, but refuges to fix a date for the referendum,

thus

actually

nullify-

ing the effect of the bill.” Ferre’s statement concluded: “the legislators.of the Statehood Republican Party, as already in-

dicated poldo)

by acting Chairman Figueroa,

will

(Leosubmit

amendments to the bill to fix the date of the plebiscite and to limit the

alternatives

to

the

only

ones

that will end the present frustrating debate in Puerto Rico, that is statehood

and

independence,

accepting

the

Commonwealth

while

sta-

tus as a convenient temporary measure until statehood is achieyed.”

SO ae ae: DIFFERENCE BETWEEN “JUST A Re aC ae an hae Cae a SCHAFFNER & M ARX. ee

.ee

|

4 Rr

SEEN we

certain to have failed in his for complete control of Ba-

At Cassino

at in

Italy

of World

appealed

for

just who

solemn

as

the

return

to

world’s

leadérs

here,

Pope

was thinking ing, the one

John

gathered

obviously

of the|other meetin Paris, although

he made' no direct mqntion

summit

the

Christian 4. +

of the

conference.

Lad, 8, Just Can't

against

| PARIS

was

about

60

per-

cent, possibly the lowest in postwar history, depite a fervent Adenauer appeal to voters to “clearly

and

indisputably”

Berlin.

may

Jose A. Muratti A.

Fernos-Isern,

The be

Resident

Point,

of

Jose

A.

to at

Muraitti,

ment

really

dead.

his

And

he

never

After

John

eighth

time

from!

is

knew

she died born.

vanished

for

the

the

house

where he lives wilh his married sister, the police found him wandering within yards of his father’s old homie. John’s father, Wilfred Appleby, was killed 16] months ago

when

scaffolding

dn

which

he

was. standing collapsed. John’s sister tried to explain he never would sde his daddy again.

Jr.

from

his

ess#ys

he

municipal

in the

home

new surroundings forget.

Podriatrist FOOT

hope

and

|°

DR. ANTONIO P. PEREZ years

profession pl experience

1419 Fernéndez Stop 21

lumces

Ave.

Fhone 3-071

stole pictures

reported

eontrol

posts

It

:

All

,

for

‘Pharmacy

inspec-

a

. hopeful

agreement

pre-

with

the

Union on other and more

Mayaguez

San

Juan,

Ponce,

—

Partly

cleudy

with eccasional brief showers Monday and Monday night. PUERTO RICO and VIRGIN ISLANDS: Partly cloudy with

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Republican leaders Miguel A. Gareia Mendez and Luis A. Ferre, police

Western

leave Russia nuclear wea-

nuclear tests above ground.

er Felix Lopez Rodriguez in Villa

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new

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pons @rogram in secret without being detected. At the same time, the treaty would bring three important advantages: 1. It would remove the health hazard of radioactive fallout from

Shouting Nationalist party slo- Soviet

Dad.”

Mrs.| Ann Turner, let jhim go to a

appoint-

Commissioner

Stole Republicans’ Pix

writes

John’s sister, has decided to

his

of S.

Police Say Nationalist

as if his father were still alive. Sometimes he finishes by writing: . “Now I am goin out to play. Goodby,

won

the

#£

other Puerto Rican youths.

does npt believe it.

school

Rey,

after academic competition

5

But John In

Muratti

his

father

Hato

com-

nuclear

scientists, it could to continue its own

could

halt

development

And in the view of many

the appointment Military Academy

a sad, father.

that

the

improved

with

decision

It could

announced the U. S.

Young Muratti is the son Col. Jose Angel Muratti, U. Army.

believe

pletely

week

or

Baldrich,

John, who is 8 years old, can-

President’s

momentous,

Soviet

this treaty

a calculated risk.

SHEFFIELD, Enjland (AP) —Little John Appl(by has run away from home eilght times in

not

test ban

with

Commissioner of Puerto Rico, has

West

for

Eisenhower

Khrushchev

for a nuclear

Named To Academy Dr.

(®—President

strike a bargain

Premier

Believe Dad Dead quest f°

ADENAUER

their rejection of Moscow’s moves

turnout

Jr., 17, of 263 Rossi St., Reparto

hopeless

KONRAD

lke May Make Test Ban Deal With Nikita

The

show

came

in Paris for a crucial East-West summit meeting. | In his message to the gathering

gave

39.9 percent and the

the last state election four years ago. ;

the

of Monteqassino

districts

53 of the state’s

Socialists 34.4 percent compared with 42.6 and 289 percent in

once had been enemies, made a pilgrimage to this central Italian village united in a single desire to demonstrate their hate of war. Their

~ from

Democrats

a

battlefield

Germa-

least eleven direct mandates the state parliament to the

70

II—yester-

anew

largest

Socialists. Returns

(AP)—Pope

War

third

Direct Mandates On the contrary, his party lost

peace between nations. Men of 14 countries, men

21

Oe

was bid

For Peace

in an attempt to hold within his: his mother because party the thousands of statehood shortly after he wis advocates

With more than two thirds: of the votes counted, Adenauer

state.

status

faced with the mounting

conference.

West

day

chosen by admission as states,

reduced

ny’s

battles

that

Socialist gains

den-Wuerttemberg,

CASSINO

was

claimed

XXIII

John XXIII—in a message to the survivors of one of the bloodiest

to put off

on final alternatives. won the elections with

slogan

JOHN

Pope Calls

as

tween statehood and independence.

clinic,

that Ma-

Rodriguez-Ramos,

POPE

not at issue. In 1948 he went to the elections with the promise that once the Commonwealth status was achieved, the people would nave the opportunity to vote be-

Suffers Stroke official

vention in 1950. We however, the people

the

Dean At UPR An

Ferre

them,”

Constitutional

the

at

favor

of

are both on record promising a plebiscite between the only two final formulas for the solution of

our

rad Adenauer’s Christian Democrats in a major West German state election yesterday on the eve of the East-West summit

a transitory status leading toward statehood, since we voted in its

opposed to the plebiscite as proposed by the Gov., while Repub-

lican

the majority of Chancellor Kon-

Commonwealth

ing the present

being

(AP)

Common-

The prepared statement added: “We are also on record! favor-

Ferre and party legislators was ‘reported in the STAR on Satur-

Germany

included. bridges those

to

come

we

when said.

STUTTGART,

—Strong

sane

Marin.

Munoz

status was cross will

||

originate it would

which

in

one

accept

wealth “We

Gov.

by

week

last

proposed

bill

In W. Germany Cut

7

yesterday there was a rift in his party's ranks over the plebiscite

|

Adenauer Majority

whether

to say

declined

he

he and his party would a plebisciteor whether

denied

Ferre

A.

Luis

eandidate

gubernatorial | ever,

Party

Republican

Big Socialist Gains

Read

t+.

@'--~"fieds

~

t

eee

| Munoz Puts Plebiscite | In Fiands Of Republicans

Calls For Faith In Popular Party Instead Of Individual By A.W. MALDONADO “|

Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin placed the status plebiscite

squarely

in the

“hands”

of

the}: —

Republican Party in a political speech yes-| |terday before over 5,000 cheering at Sixto Escobar Stadium. the Po-+ Speaking to a ofrallytheof Capital, |they want ‘ular. Women

women|:: :

the respon-

to assume

: Marin,

. Muiioz

. Luis

. LEADERS—Gov.

as Wh PARTY

se y a POPULAR

ee ee Democratic Party is shown with Mufioz also told the audience | sibility of changing Puerto Rico’s aie arte hd a Nez, right, and San Juan City manager Bi li otis / they should not put their “faith” | status.” de Gautier. (STAR photo by Betty Rincon isa “It is in their hands,” the Go- -antal " in him but in themselves and in| the Popular The

RAUL

:

ean

have

GANDARA

ing.

to

+

c

the

Inau

proposed

in u

Party.|

Mufioz

plebiscite,

his

... Commonwealth fire chief | pending p

Democratic

Republicans,

the

accord-|

law

soon

mit

“if

the

{order

petitions

the

pointed

against

Rico

of great gurated

as

having

and

events

the

at the

tina

Mayol

and

the

corner Streets

parade led by Grand Juan H. Cintron and detachment Police.

Also tank

of

band, elements of the Civil Air . Patrol, the Ponce Municipal band, American Legionnaires and several other civic groups.

the

notables

tron;

Speaker

Antonini;

J.

the

Min-

7

Departthe In-

told the crowd

“NEW

with

a fireworks

display’

the district were treated to con-

Cin-

cert

Ernesto

music

Firemen’s

Commonwealth

YORK

the

-big

parade

“nue.

(AP)

—

by

the

Police

and

bands.

Puerto -yesterday

The

_ pro-Castro

trouble units

20

Aanti-

the

Fifth

Ave-

started began

marching

up

im-

riots. At least one

pa:

trolman

was

knocked

first

broke

out

huge

Castro.”

Cuban

They

flag,

oo

street battle

to

between:

one|

city

of

the

electoral

vote,

would

for-|

manager,

about

say

that

percentage.

LEarlier

in

in his speech,

the

Go-

said

grinning.

yourselves

You

must

and

have

Repu-|vernor called for “faith” in the | Munoz Marin—but Popular

party

above

any

one|lar

it will | personality.

what

po-

He

the

said

stadium,

that

on

his

he heard

way

Dofia

to

things

“I think what she said is true,” Mufioz

ce a plebiscite. Mufioz said he|also spoke of faith, would not oppose any reduction | seriously. “You must

that|in

citi-|

good

him.

Democratic

“No strong

Fe-

in

But

she

he added have faith the

party.

faith—not

\

Party.

matter how young and a person is,” he said, “he

(See

MUNOZ,

Page

21)

COMMON WEALTH OF A OF

PUERTO

PUERTO | RICO PUERTO RICO WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY:.

NOTICE The

Puerto

Rico

Water

Resources

Authority

will hold a public hearing on June 1, 1960, at 10:00 A.M., at its General Office Building, in Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop 16 1/2, Santurce, Puerto Rico, on

Bondholders

Saturday

METROPOLITAN "3

of the Authority,

electric

" energy consumers or any other interested party may _appear in person or through a duly authorized agent.

|

Nightly 8:00 P.M. Matinees 3:00 P.M. only Fri. - Sat. - Sun. and Hol. Children $1.00 only Adults Regular Prices Beats

Available

Information on the budget is available to interested parties at the General Office of the Authority.

a

No

Waiting

in

in the Popu-

" tinent suggestions in connection with said budget.

out

and. received:

f

of

or representative, and submit any objections or per-

broke

PETROEEIDWTNICIEA

some applause but also some boos.: Attacked also were two pro-' Castro floats. Thousands of persons lined the avenue under sunny skies to watch the (procession, featuring

favor

lisa Rincon de Gautier, San Juan

in

when

carried

in

states

front of the Cuban consulate. At least nine persons were injured, none seriously.

down.

more than 100 men and women of the “26th of July” pro-Castro movement™marched by “shouting “Viva

violent.

which

pending Trouble

break

he

fiscal year.

pro and anti-Castro sympathizers

when

The pro-Castro marchers were set upon, and three times within 15 minutes mounted police and foot patrolmen dashed among to

petitions,

legisla-|

bill

its budget of revenues and expenses for the ensuing

numerous

on

?

marchers

divisions,

Rican-Hispanic

disrupted

by.

the

marching

bands and colorful floats. The fighting was a sequel

demonstrators

said,

the

have\ status and equalling 10 per cent}

to be|

private

in

plebiscite

which

Pro, Anti-Castro Factions . Disrupt New York Parade Castro

of the of

the

Bank;

in front of La Perla Theater. Earlier, the crowds thronging

Governor,

Carlos

House

Ramos

night

present,

the

of

come

litical parties want.

to. demonstrate the appreciation this city feels for them (the members of the Ponce Fire Dept.).” Scott said that he was “very happy to have come to Puerto Rico to pay homage to the Ponce Corps of Firemen.” Ceremonies in observance of the inauguration concluded last

Puerto

National Guard, the Ramey AFB Band, the P. R. National Guard

Among

regardless

ture,

Assn. of Fire Chiefs. To Demonstrate

Gandara

passing in review were company of the P. R.

in‘ addition to ‘were: s Ponce Mayor

held

it, he

introduced

turned out for the inauguration: “For those who are here today, this ceremony will serve

a

Marshall a motorthe

chief

ternational Serves

Criswas

Poncefio

Fire neapolis, Minn., ment and president of

new

of

y Ahorro

Malmquist,

Saturday

inaugurating

structure

a

inaufire-

festivities.

in

be

Raul Gandara; PreAngel Sanz of the

enough

petition

Fire Marshall W.J..Scott of Ontario, Canada; and Reynold C.

ceremo-

colorful

Included

eycle Rico

Credito

“al-

cradle

and

ideas” as Ponce its splashy new

amid

house nies

city

a bastion

been

ways

and

however,

might

.the will

blicans. If zens

Puerto

to

included

out,

As

“would | that

supposed that the Independentis-} tas would do the same. He

Fire Chief sident Don

bring]

he

Populars”

the plebiscite

PONCE — Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin hailed this southern

to

plebiscite,

Commonwealth

tes

7

as the Republicans sub-|

enough

now | about

legislature,

ra

vernor said. He pointed out that

said,|as

THE SAN JUAN STAR

South Africa Police Arrest 20 Children JOHANNESBURG South

African

Verwoerd,

weekend

who

Premier

was

from

into

(AP)

Pretoria

vans

and

this

of 18 months

General

Our Man in San Juan

Down With Uproar

taken

jail for questioning. They ranged from

Hendrick

moved

police

small

fry

Hospital to his. official residence, still has one more operation,

ter they tely and

to face, it was

They had lined up on the steps of the city hall holding up

day.

announced

Verwderd

month

in

an

was

yester-

shot

attempted

last

placards

assasina-

tion.

our

In

other more

city,

developments in than 20 white

black youngsters Saturday while Outside against

rents

Africa's

Jailed

The

and

were

“We

“why

mother As

want

are

and

you

father?”

Subversives

youngsters’

pected

are

political subversives. regulations procombat

racial

vio-

lence allow them to be detained indefinitely without trial. After

the

protest

had

begun

a smal! deputation of white and Asian ‘to

children

were

city hall for an

_Mayor

Alee

They

admitted

audience

tice

to

handed

Minister

obtain The

with

Gorshel the

mayor a

‘ter appealing to him mayor

sociation

meeting

of

of

the

Puerto. Rican

As-

Noise

the

Psy-

disorganize

and

dren

who

continue tions.

marched

up

were

left

the

silent

Maria

speech

O’Neill.

the corrosive fects of system.

by

Prof.

It dealt with

and disturbing

noise

on

the

ef-

by of

nervous

relationship

between

the

use

of auto horns and the percentage of

accidents,

from

using

are

grams in the factory. office and home. The talks were interrupted only by the occasionel blare

she

of driving.”

Noise

There between ty

to

And

said, -

Intellect

noise;

she

large

crowd

of

Hendrik

Verwoerd

crowd

to

of

psychology

of a car

klaxon

Ave. | Prof.

O’Neill’s- paper,

on

pro-

Ashford

Dimension

Ave.

entitled

of Culture,”

represents one year’s work at the University of Arizona. The

said.

new

The mind strives to be cohesive or “collect its thoughts.”

dimension

she

refers

to

is

industry. With increased industry comes increased noise. Prof. O’Neill, who has most of her career to

acoustics,

noted

that

devoted psycho-

“noise

is

dangerous to the nervous system, as it is to all living organisms.”

She

said

noise

“creates

many

intestinal disorders, but not directly. Noise is of countless

to

the indirect cause disorders of the

heart, liver, stomach, nervous system.”

demonstra-

people

effects

“Another

is also a relationship intellect and _ sensitivi-

excessive

Mariani, devoted

prohibited

horns,’

task

Nicole de who has

tended the convention devoted to

to

“they rely more on their own ability... they pay more attention

to the

Mrs. Jane Santurce,

the

drivers

O'Neill’s

Prof.

according

O'Neill. -

“When

Prof.

much of the past two decades to shushing the public. An Occasional Toot - About 100 psychologists at- |

Evidence has been collected from all the world indicating

chil-

A

Losing

glands

and

the the

disperse.

verse

effects

fights

is

Mrs. ted

2

of

many

of

But

who

The

Prof. O'Neill

sthe magic circle route VISIT

ST.

THOMAS,

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ore offered for your convenience. prefer, you

Sen

Juan

non-stop Viscount back.

For

!f you may fly

vio ond

further

a sath

s

RS

ST KITTS

-ROUND TRIP

Antigua

receives

because $60

England

(#—Girls

point

stamped

his

feet

on

a

table and bawled over the uproar: “Ladies and genilemen, as you can see I have had a bath.” In his simple male manner, he was getting back at service girls who have accused soldiers at this sprawling British Army base of looking ‘‘scruffy and dirty.” On the night chosen for the dethe bar of the NAAFI

(PX) club was crowded by men and women. The man came out of a knot of soldiers and grabhed his vantage

on

the

DUROTEX

information, agent

or

ANTIGUA

First he spoke. Then he sang: “All of me, why not take all of

me.”

He was wearing shoes and socks

and that was about that. “Everything went quiet,’’ reported Susan Curtis, 17-year-old typist visiting the camp. ‘‘Then the girls started screaming in a sort of terrified way. “Some

of

the

men

cheered.”

Friends hustled the trooper off. the table, wrapped and

pushed

him

out

him in a coat of a window.

An officer ran to get ihe military police. The so-clean man was driven away—mercifully anonymous. .

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Mauiioz Rivera Avenue

-

- Hyde

Park —

is

Ark.

(AP)

At

the

next

house,

cor. University Avenue

can-

— The

she

in-

“Well,” said the census taker, “I suppose If I had te guess I’d “Ray.”

say

the

name

was

“No, no,” he explained, “my mame is Guess.”

16,000 Red Spies Active In Germany BONN, Germany —(AP)— An estimated 16,000 spies are active in West Germany and West -Berlin on. behalf of the Soviet Union. and

~other

Communist

countries,

according to the, interior ministry. About 80 per cent of the agents were working for Communist East Germany

and

the

remaining

20

per cent for other East bloc countries, a spokesman volunteered at @

news

conference.

He explained these figures were estimates based on interrogation of

captured

agents

of intelligence

and

reports.

METROPOLITAN

_

Rio Piedras

1-3367

to

“Guess.”

OFFICE

Our New Telephone Numbers

71-3365

effect

troduced herself and asked the man at the deor his name.

annually

CORPORATION |

SALES

Main office

LA RADA HOTEL

CABOT,

the

table.

the

woman census faker had called at three houses where the .family name was Ray.

later repealed

BWIA island-hop

call your travel

De

JUAN

Treasury

and men shouted but trooper in the service

monstration, SAN

“partly

at-

Three Rays And A Guess

in

Strips To Prove He Bathed screamed the nude

ALL 3. ISLANDS

government

law,

parties

she said.

professor’s

campaigns

political

added,

has spearheaded

abatement

licensed,

cel out one another. “It also antagonizes the public,”

Canteen Rocked As Soldier ALDERSHOT,

when

it

Puerto Rico since 1938. In 1940 she helped sponsor a bill outlawing uproar by radios and musical instruments. It also did away with the unsonorous outcry of loudspeaker trucks.

the

But

corrobora-

the

Mariani

tempt to outshout one another with blaring amplifiers on trucks,

battle.”

Mariani,

statements, noise

noise.

a losing

Mrs.

for each loudspeaker Mrs. Mariani said.

she

Battle

“We are constantly being attacked by sound,” she said. “The body cells actually attempt to defend the body against the ad-

gather-

ed. Some shouted abuse at police. The police ordered

thinking.

paper was followed by comment

The South African Press Assn. reported that as the police led the children across the street, a

or

saulted by noise. The reading of

explosive

Ana

children

outside

our

shatter

an

release.

to the

to

Hence, concentration is diminished when the mind- is as-

were still talking when a squad of police arrived outside the city hall

tends

chologists at the Condado Beach Hotel Saturday-was shattered by

Erasmus

parents’ and

let:

sedate

to ask Jus-

Francois

their

A

a

parents.

1,700 adults of all races in South Africa as sus-

| Emergency bundled claimed to

laws.

children

The

|

my

among city hall their pa-. jailed

South

under

parents”

keeping

were arrested demonstrating

Johannesburg’s the jailing of

emergency

this and

released separato go home.

declaring:

By Al Dinhofer

to

to 17-year-olds. La-

were told

— Monday, May 16, 1960

are htly atinees

8:00 3:00

P.M. P.M.

only

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Arg entine Comet IV

Seized By

Concert. Review

Strings

Italians

+]

Released To Owners ROME. {AP) — vities yesterday

Aerolineas

Italian autho‘released ‘to

Argentinas

the

air-

fine’s Comet IV which had been attached

by

judicial

order.

Argentine

over

Italian

For Disarmament in Latin America (AP)

—

legal

Raul

Cas-

regional

disarmament.

-Speaking on a TV program, the younger brother of Prime Minister

is

for

he

Fidel

Castro

world

added,

said

Cuba

disarmament.

“Cuba

is

But,

too

small

and not a threat to anyone. Our arms cost us too much and nobody is going to come here and Wake them away from us.” ~ A

proposal

put

forward

by

Chile for a disarmament plan in Latin America has been under

discussion

recently.

Castro made clear Cuba’s position to such a move. “To

disarm

us

and

op-

let

the

United States remain armed so they could take care of us would be like leaving the keys to your house in the hands of a neigh-

borhood

thief

away

vacation,” he

on

and

then

Argentinas

and

government

the

ta

to Italy turn it

solution

—

if

of

no

is found

the

other

to

going

said.

The

Saturday

plane

was

the

Night

seized

at

the

Ciampino Airport Saturday night during an hour’s stop it made en route from London to Buenos

Aires. The

seizure

was

made

under

a sequestration order issued by Milan Judge Learco Secchi, on the complaint of an Italian businessman named Franco Gronda that officials of the former Peron regime had defrauded him of 20 billion lire. Gronda was to have built an aluminium factory in Argentina for the Peron regime. The sent Argentine government

it cancelled

the

The plane was Argentine airline

presays

contract.

nal order of Italian defense Minister Giulio Andreotti, after Judge

del

Calvo),

Secchi

refused

to

PUERTO

CONDUCTOR.

Culture,

May

lift his

shouted

in-G\Miner

Grano

Plucked

RICO, Jorge RuInstitute of Puer-

15,

4:30

varez),

(Bach),

(Mozart),

(Macciochi),

Gloria

(Juan

(Rubiano), Gran

Morel

Margarita

Sarabande

By Well,

P.M.

La

Fies-

Intermezzo

Campos),

(Manuel

(Corelli),

Tremolo

(Mazas).__-

Ta

Bourre

DONALD THOMPSON sir, I have often heard

Beethoven

scraped,

Skillfully

following . hereabouts: Maestro Jorge Rubiano’s Rondalla Puerto

dolins with standard string or chestra accompaniment, the work

Rico.

Was

Consisting of fifteen fresh-faced and well-trained players, the Ron-

with. the orchestral parts skillfully rewritten for supporting guitars,

dalla

cuatros,

contains

many

different

va-

presented and

on

this

occasion

a laud.

rieties of plucked-string instruments played in as many different

Gustavo Batista and Jaime mufas played their difficult

fashions, and is as see as to hear.

parts were

Rising

Brahms

much

fun

to

with skill and elegance and well supported by the en-

semble’s

Prestige

Casolo

rhythmic

Puerto

Rican Culture -concert had

I

had

Exiled Mau Mau Chief

ever

the

pleasure

of

ing Vivaldi plucked. The occasion was

| a

fermance

with

Carlo

by

a group

fine

per-

a wide

attorney.

d’Amelio,

Gronda. Judge

hear-

Secchi

had

for

named

an

concert music during the past several

centuries,

one

Even

well

into

such

valdi, Mozart and music especially

der.

shaped refused officials

pleas of to relin-

quish the plane, saying he would be subject to court punishment if he did not. follow the judge’s orders. Police at the airport sided with the major. Finally: Andreotti ordered the major to return. the plane to Aerolineas Argentinas. The defense

decree

minister

issued

a personal

“requisitioning” for a period

the

of one

air-

month

“in order not to interrupt a service of public utility.” The defense -minister named the plane commander, an Argentine, as custodian of the plane for one month, replacing the Italian Air Force major.

for-

get that the guitars and mandolins,

Italian Air Force major at Ciam-

major Italian~

to

sounded directly by the fingers or by a plectrum, (pick) have led long and honorable lives.

Pino to be custodian of the airplane under the sequesration orThe other

tends

composers

the

violin

as

Handel,

Beethoven for the

mandolin,

ear,

while

Viwrote pear-

Boccheri-

ni, Paganini and a score of others down to our own time. have per-

sounded as if Vivaldi written it that way.

Voted African

political

president

Tavarez

and

Maestro

sounded especially Rondalla’s warm

Rubiano

well in the arrangements.

But the ensemble sonority of plucked strings makes Maestro Rubiano’s

melodies outer

fantasy

sound

space:

the noble finished

the

on

like

music.

effect

‘cello theme Symphony

The

from

of hearing

of the Un-

come

out of the mandolins described

Schubert

ripping

can

only

be

the

concert

as unearthly.

real

prize

of

was the Vivaldi concerto. Originally composed for two solo man-

organizations

of

the

new

Kenya

Africa National Union Party. Kenyatta is still exiled to remote

area

president of Campos,

had

have elected Jomo Kenyatta, the convicted Mau Mau leader, as

lins in chamber

music.

himself

Party President’

Former Mau mes Gichuru

the danzas

which

NAIROBI (AP) — The leaders of more than 30 Kenya

sistently regarded the guitar as a worthy companion to the vioYesterday

counterpoint,

and

melodic

pally the violin) and to the development of grandiose forms of

inner

strumming

Due to the steadily rising presscratched and Bach violated, but never before Sunday’s Insitute of tige of the bowed strings (princi-

plane

returned to on the perso-

sequestration order. “This is unlawful!”

Bican

Ella

the

promised

jurisdiction

courts

Seized

to

Symphony

interdict issued against Argentina on the complaint of an Italian citizen.

tro, minister of armed forces, said yesterday Cuba will not accept

to

BIANO,

late last night.

Aerolineas

to bring the plane back again in a month and

Cuba Against Plan

HAVANA

Aires

RONDALLA

PROGRAM: Concerte in G Major (Vivaldi). Fantasy (Schubert), Minuet from

The plane was authorized to resume its flight to Madrid and

Buenos

— Monday, May. 16, 1960

in

in

northern

a

Kenya.

Mau detainee Jawas elected acting Kenyatta’s

Absence.

Bahamas Boat Killer's , Extradition Move Made | NASSAU,

Bahamas

(AP)

—

The Bahamas government taken the first step toward

has ex-

traditing William Sees and Alvin. Table, Jr., from Cuba for trial on a charge of killing~a fishing boat captain last month. Sir Raynor Arthur signed extradition

to the Havana.

papers

British

and

sent

them

ambassador

at

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Europe s Industrial Manpower Asks Cut Of Boom Pie |

NEUERBOURG

HANNS

By

over Europe, long known the market, labor cheap of labor is rising.

~All as a price

raise. costs

is anxious for a he got recently

Hans

Yet

worker.

German

The car to more

motorcycle the run than used to have. Installments

day

this

an

into

him

talked

into has

Italian

holi-

year.

has his bustling

counWest-

ern Europe. With industry reaping record profits in many countries, labor also wants a greater

slice

of

the

pie.

boom

industries Europe’s power shortages, so

of

manhave labor’s po-

than

is stronger

sition

Most ever

be-

cases, employers fore. In most to yield rather willing appear than face strikes.

official.

“Now

he

living. cent.

wants

But unions retort that wage increases are lagging behind the boost in output per man.

Employers

are even more

wor:

country’s

total

labor

force.

ready

outnumber

job-seekers

Germany. More laborers have year.

anal-

said

a

Frankfurt

matched

by

cost

living

of

average

in

than 100,000 been imported

Economic

the

increase

during

of

the

that

pe-

leafers

Boom

say

promise of higher settlement is already

considered

inadequate

by

Will

even

ble

last

the

the same

to

10

were

renewed

almost years

ago.

an

Holland

a 4

Italy

Too a boom,

wage

contracts

in

or more

1959

and

run

years. In these

wage

raises,

includ-

by at least 1949 while

the pay scales went up about 73 per cent. This pay boost, however, does not include cost to employers of the ever increasing social security program, which is making a myth of Italy’s reputation as a low-cost

la-

douIn

time, Britains’s cost of

labor

since

1950

while

the

per

guaranteed

of

had

last

price

and

its first

March.

A

wage

major

6 per

the

cent

weekly

45-hour

have

risen

90

per

raise

wage

will

demand

a

when contracts in the metal and watch industries come up for renewal this year. “American industrialists may be happy about this trend but

-

they would be well advised not

the

to

to $25

draw

too

sions,’

week.

optimistic

a well

conclu-

traveled. Franke

furt’

businessman

Denmark,

negotiations

will

“The

gap

start

next

for

gen-

eral ment

labor-management effective April 1.

and American pay scales may be narrowing somewhat but it

In

fall

a

new

the Danish 84 cents last

compared

with

43

in

agreeHourly

is still

worker year, as 1949.

The

cost of living went up by most 50 per cent. Swiss workers will press pay increases ranging from

alfor 3-8

commented.

between

enormously

European

wide.”

The United Nations Economie Commission for Europe says labor

costs

of

European

manu-

facturers actually have steadily declined in relation to those of their American competitiors during the past 20 years.

San Juan Ticker Talk

Warner

Lambert

By DANIEL

D.

HOWELL

Question: I noticed in a recent issue of the STAR that Warner

con-

would only be a 2% or so increase in their total

boost

sales

picture. However, the fact that Warner Lambert fis expanding with manufacturing facilities in many locations outside the U.S. (not only here

went into effect Jan. 1 for workers of Holland’s major industries. Wages

to

and

strike

area.

trols,

cent boost

cent

standard work week of 45 hours

Lambert Pharmaceutical Co. is planning to locate a plant in Puerto Rico. Are these facilities expected to materially increase the parent company’s earnings? Answer: Warner Lambert’s projected facilities in Puerto Rico are scheduled to produce sales in the neighborhood of $400,000 which

The Netherlands, which built postwar recovery under a regime

per

pay for averaged

enjoying

Italy has increased 40 per cent since

the

employ-

refuse

cents

ing fringe benefits, average 8-10 per cent. The cost of living in

wage of a worker was

October,

figure

industrial

settlements,

Spread

doctors—private

ers find it hard bor’s demands.

most.

for two

unions and the rail workers probably will fet more increases. Demands

50.

In

In Italy, also

strike threatened last February was avoided at the last minute

with the wages. The

around

hour.

shortening of the work week would complicate the problem. In Britain a national rail

$31.81

sake’,

in

dous, and only de Gaulle’s “no” is holding the line. French wages

“For many the German

work's

per

40-hour work week the nounced target. Vacancies

Average weekly British industrial

said for

50

for

Raises are expected to be near union demands of 10-15 per cent. years, it was was working

up

riod. Consequently, labor pressure for higher pay is tremen-

British chemical and mining workers are demanding increases which will probably spread. With the government raising GerBritain’s nationalized | Pay in year) ;industries—railroads, miners and

the

went

ried by labor’s demand for reduction of work hours, with the

Prospects Of Raise Chances are that Hans Schaake will make $4.75 more a week

a few months : . from now.: man unions will ask this for higher pay for 10 million workers, or more than half of

index

basic cost of living went up 35 In France, a price and wage per cent. All three major Dutch freeze is the cornerstone of unions want the work week cut President Charles de Gaulle’s from 48 hours to 45 and eventually to 42 hours. economic recovery program. An Posters put up by Belgium’s increase of wages in the 10 two main trade unions demand years up to 1959 was almost

to enjoy the fruit of his work.” German industrialists say wages have almost doubled since 1950 while the consumer price index rose only by one fourth.

this

Schaake all over

Hans terparts

he for

well wife

run his

the new TV set and year, next

a

aver-

the

than

more

much

week,

$48

about

makes

Hans

worker

steel

In the Ruhr

Schaake age

(AP)

Germany

FRANKFURT,

labor

but in several foreign countries) proves that the management is an aggressive one. General-

cent,

ly, profit margins are products manufactured

considerably higher on overseas, due to lower

labor costs and generally lower taxes.

congratulations

The shares of most drug companies are regarded as excellent growth vehicles and as such sell a little on the high side in relation to current earnings. In fact, a price equal to 25 or 30 times current earnings is not considered unusual for a drug company.

to

Warner times

Lambert

its 1959

Water Resources Authority customer... a tremendous contribution to. the success of”

Operation Bootstrap. Low-cost light and power are now dependably available to nearly all of Puerto Rico’s homes. We are proud that the IBM concept of Balanced Data Processing— modern équipment and supporting services. has been privileged to play a part in the growth of. @ utility so vital to the welfare and prosperity of the Commonwealth.

of $3.06

per share,

Though

the

2}

company

no official estimate of its 1960 earnings, various

financial observers have estimated them at between $3.25 and $3.40 per share. In every year except one in the past nine years vearnin have increased while dividends have been increased in each these past nine years. Question: In most descriptive literature or pamphlets about the stock exchange and how it works, the writer always assumes

that when one wants to buy, there is always a seller around. What.

happens

particular

if there

is no

seller

at

that

particular

price

and

‘at that

time?

Answer: In each’ of the some 1100 companies which are listed on the New York Stock Exchange, there is a member broker agsigned as a “specialist” to perform the exact function that you are speaking about. These “specialists’-do not deal directly with the public, but

through

IBM salutes the Puerto Rico Water Resources Authority on the extension of electric service to the 400,000th

currently sells at around 64%, or some

earnings

itself has made

Puerto Rico

other

member

firms

who

represent

the

thousands

of

investors throughout the country. It ig their specific function to maintain markets” in their assigned stocks (each specialist has several assigned to him) by buying or selling in their own ac-

counts. And quite often it is.to their disadvantage to do so; how.’ ever, this ig part of the risks they assume in being a “specialist.”® Dan Howell will answer questions about the stock market in general or on specific securities. Address all questions to him c/o The San Juan STAR. . For example, if a specialist has an inactive stock assigned to him and there is a large number of sell orders to be executed, he must buy these shares for his own account in order that the price does not fall-out of all proportion to the value of the stock.

3£ more sell orders come in and the price falls, sometimes he

may have a Iargé loss in his own account when he finally liquidates his shares. / The “specialist” performs another function, too. For those investors who want to buy or sell a stock at a price above or below the market (when and if the stock trades at that price)

the specialist in the stock will record the order in his book and execute it for the member

For the

(Balanced Daia Processing I

Bb

:

M

firm’s customer at the appropriate time.

this service, a portion eustomer

to

the

of the regular

member

firm

will

go

commission to

the

paid

by

specialist

for

his part in executing the order. *3 ¢

(Mr. Howell is associated with the San Juan effice of Merrill Lyneh, Pierce, Fenner,

&

Smith, Inc.)

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 16, 1960

This Week In Business

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Scholarships Offered

Translates Russian 35 Words A Second WASHINGTON

(AP)

—

An

electronic translator capable of converting Russian into English at the rate of 35 words a second has

been

developed

by

the

Air

Force. This

was

chairman

disclosed

Overton

here

Brooks

by

(D-La)

as the House Science and Astronautics Committee scheduled the hearing it has been holding on mechanical translation devices. “The

translation

is

done

at

very high speeds,” Brooks said, *16,000 words a minute being

scanned

by

the

translator.

It

can be operated by an individual with no knowledge of Russian and is able to translate a page of Russian into English in half a

minute,

Mutes

human

by

to

the

45

mi-

average

translator.”

Brooks make

compared

required $aid

the

machine

available

to

day

will

American

scientists and engineers more of the estimated billion words g@ year which the Russian © publish, one-third of which is in scientific fields. At present, he

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eastern

and

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By Carroll Righter

and

you

can

get

into

real

trouble with others if you do try to force anyone to do anything that you feel is best for them. Unless they actually ask you, it would be quite intrusive to get them te do your bidding. Use much eare on highway, in motion. Avoid arguments,

too.

ARIES

(March

21

to

April

would

this

a day

19)

TAURUS

(‘April

do not go planned. 20

(May

21

to

July

(June

While

your

21)

it

is

22

would

ing.

Be

could

desire

bring

particularly

olly

careful

to

follow through with any commitments you have made, too. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 22) Your job and the efficient manner in which. you perform it is the means

by which you will have your greatest you

progress today, so be are at your very best.

sure Care

end cooperation with fellow ers will warrant success. LIBRA

(Sept.

23

to

work-

Oct.

22)

Here is one of those days when you want to spend far beyond your means yourself of

just this

to have fun. Rid temptation early

and carry through with obligations. P. M. vely.

amuse

SCORPIO would be temptation

yourself.

inexpensi-

(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) It best to resist that to

try

to

force

improve. your

mean

state

the

anxiety

with

and

constructive

carry ideas

others

fine for

the

of

fascinating

Children

of

will help bring who Tomorrow and greater invention, reform, So be the multitudes. ease to sure you give as fine an education as possible to fit your offspring for

work

in

high

governmental

positions, key jobs with large corporations, and the like. Don’t neglect spiritual training to bring

out in

the this

love

of humanity

that

Mrs.

Encarnacion

| humbler were days

w

a

CHAIRMAN— che de Mejia,

be

honored

Club

Deportivo

recently.

Dr. Carmen of Humacao,

chairman

can

of the

Women’s

Pan

Alliance

Trowill

AmeriCongress

t) be held in Puerto Rico from June 3 through 8. This will be the first time in the history of the

alliance

that

composed

of

tors,

be

will

their

noted held

congress,

women

doc-

outside

the

limits of the Continental United States. Dr. Carmen Mejia and her husband, Dr. Raymond jia, are owners cf a private

pital

in Humacao. Betty

(STAR

Mehos-

photo

Knorr.)

Club

President

praised

Mrs.

Mo-

and

quiet

life

she

has

ed by accordion selections by Miss Tonhita Agostini and recita-

pos, and the mother of 12 children, of whom 10 are living.

tions by the noted Ponce drama-

about

206 persons, composed of members and their wives, Carlos J. Irizarry Yunque, Ponce Lions

ECIALTIES OF PUERTO RICO Caguas Rd, Km. 14.1

TEL. 6-5374

they

An

artistic program,

highlight-

tic actor, Elmer Collazo, followed. Afterwards Mrs. Morel was

given a present from the club's wives group. Manuel A. Garcia Mendez, candidate for Lions Governor, accompanied

by

a

delegation

of

members from the, Aguadilla Club composed of Juan E. Ca pella, Jose Rafael Ferrari and Dr. Gregorio sent.

Igartua,

was

pre-

Estercita Purcell, Ponce Club

ambassadress

coming

held

Lions

at the

at the

Convention

Lions forthto

dience and ovation.

be

San Juan Interconti-

nental Hotel on May 20, 21 22 was introduced to the

received

a

prayers,

and

pay

and au-

standing

away

on

have

reverence

delivery:

&

Parking

with

such

my

friend.

entirely.

In

fact

in

a large

scale.”

MA Degree In Music

had a unique way of the refreshments didn’t

“T really -had not heard that,” she said but I have been told that

at

these

‘Rosarios

de

la

Cruz’ a good sized crucifix was placed in the center of a table, the people night the

SX¥LVIA MARIA LAMOUTTE

ed.”

“Yes”, I said, “and the men brought their rosaries

Miss Sylvia Maria Lamoutte, young Puerto Rico-born pianist, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roberto

woand

Weekly Calendar | TUESDAY, May. 17.— Election of new officers for the Women’s Civic Club of Puerto Rico at 2 p.m. in the Hotel Carihe Hilton. TUESDAY,

May

17

—

A

The

affair

will

take

tri-

place

at the Medical Association Building at 8 p.m. THURSDAY,

May

-19

—

of

Santurce,

will

re-

ceive her master’s degree in music from the New England Conservatory June

at i2.

graduation

exercises

on

awarded a prize by the Pro Arte

bute to Mrs. Elmire Bonnet de Diaz, San Juan Mother of the Year.

Lamoutte,

Miss Lamoutte started her siudies under the direction of . the late-Dofia Elisa Tavarez and was

Ins-

de

Puerto

here

Rico.

at the

She

Ateneo

has

played

Puertorriquefio

and on radio and television programs. Miss Lamoutte was awarded a scholarship, given by the New England Conservatory of Music, and

last

April received

high

ac-

tallation of new officers for Hadassah, Puerto Rico Chapter, at a luncheon meting in the Swiss

clam from her teachers at the school for her interpretations of Bach, Beethoven, Schuman, Bar-

Chalet

ok

at

12:30

p.m.

The nominating committee of the Women’s Civic Club wishes to make it known to all members that the information can-

cerning

the ‘from the floor nofor

from

president

them

as the

of Mrs.

“reliable

of May 11. The Women’s Civic Club holds its annual election of officers this Tuesday at 2 p.m. PUVCCCCCCe

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Loiza St.

_Santurce

grok

SPIT

Chopin

ai a piano

recital.

A “novena”

of rosaries of thé

“Cruz de Mayo,’ (May Cross) for the benefit of the Del Carmen Church in Barrio Obrero, ‘which commenced last Tuesday, May

10

Hilario

at

the

residence

Caso,

will

of

Dr.

continue

through this Wednesday, May 18. The

Wednésday

“novena”

will

be at the home of Miss Gisela Rios, Sagrado Corazon St., in- | Monteflores, beginning at 38 p.m. -

EAL

>

,

and

Special Novena

Candidates

sources” mentioned in the STAR

Tel. 2-1510

said

ing?”

come

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Miss Lamoutie To Take

Edelmira Vizcarra and Mrs. Maria Blasco de Borras did not

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them

towns all over the island the ‘Mes de Maria’ is conscientiously observed in this way, but not

to the Virgin Mary,”

minations”

LOIZA

enjoyed

they? Do you recall,” said I, “how they had little ornaments called ‘capas’ which they pinned on the lapel of the gentlemen’s coat, and that meant that they were to furnish the drinks or refreshments for the next gather-

led

Rico’s late famed composer “danzas,’ Juan Morel Cam-

of

time

“They handling

as a homemaker and for doing an outstanding job in raising her children to be a credit to the

to of

gathering

social

the

the

“I’m with you there”, said I “but I believe the custom is not done

crucifix was raised a step higher until the ninth step was reach-

Mrs. Morel is the wife of Manuel Morel Campos, son of Puer-

a

rosarios

in the room where gathered and each

community.

Before

or chant

-|and homage she said.

ful

was

donned,”

lived?”

were

behind

“It seems too bad inoie old typical customs should be aban-

singing and lasted for nine or to be correct nights.

sing

Ponce

month

those

wall

de la Cruz’ mendously. 2

known

A group would meet in a home nine times where they would

rel as the typical Puerto Rican mother for the exemplary peace-

last

Maria’

prayers,

people

“Yes,

Ventura de Morel, who was cho‘sen “Mother of the Year” in by the Ponce Lions Club at a banquet iendered her at the

used

de

hear people singing .night after night in communities where the

Ponce Lions Honor Mrs. Morel PONCE—

special

‘Me3

held. ‘Member how we used to

by

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“These nine nocturnal sessions were kept up all. through the month of May or ‘Mes de Maria’,” I said. “The singing and merriment could be heard in communities of every - description, and both listeners and participants in those ‘Rosarios

said,

as the ‘Rosarios de la Cruz’ were

peace.

SALE RATTAN

month

of health.

If Your Child Is Born Today He, or she, is destined to be one

to

be disastrous.

Arguments

could

ance to others, too. P. M. study of new information.

LEO ‘July 22 to Aug. 21) Seek to maintain harmony today with associates, and through the evenfailure.

heavily

be

month

she

(month of Mary), and in the historic San Jose Church special masses were held with much pomp and ceremony;” “Yes” said I, “and :during this

WORK.

plans. that will help you to get ahead so that you can be of assist-

fo impreve your monetary standing and alsomhave great success where personal relatives are concerned, be sure you achieve this through loyalty and’by standing firm on present setup. Changes

understand,”

and do not gamble folishly.

through

do not irk anyone, a most unpleasant

CHILDREN

“I

for the

on

crucifix.”

of the early days.

called

restricting.

day. MOON

customs this

too

them

ourselves reminiscing on the

PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mardi 20) Be sure you put aside early any

dissimilar to your own.

Take care you or this can be

My old timer friend and I hung them on the crucifix, and met again the other day, if. there was net room enough and before we knew it found for. them all they would hang

to

to keep

21)

Remembers

by Edith Irvine Rivera

improper-

badly

nes

The Changing Times:

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) This is one of those days when everything seems to go wrong and you are tempted to vent your ire on all about. Realize that others are equally anoyed and you will win out, if you are the one

Begin the week properly by heing respectful of others and very Joyal, devoted to closest ties. Give others the right to have any

philosophy

augur

Timer

er

see er eene

“that

to

20)

June

week

wees

Old

Doctors Meet Here

difficult days ahead. Be sure you take those treatments you need

Use the objective. approach in handling your work or any civic affairs of importance today. Also. be appreciative of the efforts of others, particularly higher-ups. Loyalty instead of criticism must be the rule, day or evening. GEMINI

your

ewe

ensuing days. Be more cooperative with partners or coworkers instead

vesting

out

to-May

begm

te

An

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) ; An excellent day to economize in various spheres of your life. In-

of accomplish-

ment instead. P. M. socially as you had

cereaaccart

ly and would

argument today, so be sure you quietly go about your business make

ee

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Discord with anyone today

Conversations with others could very easily start some sort of

and

ee

close to you to think along the lines that you do. Remember that everyone is entitled to his, or her own premises or opinions. Live above reproach and all is O. K.

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THE ENCHANTRESS—Madeleine Delavaivre, as Celimene, the ravishingly beautiful charmer, wears a gown which is the essence of femininity in pale pink, seductively

is another

deeper pink, also by Cardin.

for purity.as the youthful Eliante in the play, now on tour of U. S. cities. of Cardin’s designs

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Ann Landers Says

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and

back

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¢

DEAR

ANN

ran

put a big box

in the back

ghall I do about a husband who over the boy’s bike in her drive ’ gpends five minutes every morn- way. This happened to me a few ing inspecting his shirt for a months ago and I am no “lousy wrinkle? He even looks under_the collar. When he finds a wrinkle neighbor.”’ I was in a hurry and had just fre throws the shirt in my face

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I saw

What

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a. dramatic

“lousy

neighbor’

who

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Any

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to

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her do Dad’s

me,25

minutes

to do a

gingle shirt but when I’m finished it’s almost perfect. I really try hard because I know how fussy Albert is. This foolishness started about

gix months ago. We’ve been mar-

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Art Review: Campeche Gallery

Artists.

Portraits Of The By view

to

opporcunity

exhibition: Portraits and Self-Portraits ists (153 Calle San Sebastian; to May

and with their first shortly, this exhibit

shows, one-man sary coming up “A

Man

Who

day

anniverpresents

background

a plain

infinity,

paint

Campeche

the

exhibition’

far

show

“Five Impossible

Representative to

includedin the

comment

on

exhibit,

I am

a DV NAVWVQ{VW6wwo

By

STAR

js seated

that

the

can

still

teur

it’s refreshing U.

S.

to know

intelligence

lay

claim

to

an

&

study suit

the

that

has

been

zs

TODAY’S

BEST

aid

warmth

of

the

Self-Portrait

of self-analysis canvases

in

the

gimmicks

is

a

colored show.

such

to are

as dabs,

the &

wins

Z

Texas

to the

reto

lar-

Union.

the

big spy

This

is not

easy.

sub-contracting

EUROPE

the busi-

unique he

experience

produce

up

to

and

Margaret.

including

Khrushchev

allies

wants

it

says

he

out

of Berlin.

He

free

He

made

a

wants

the+

city.

will not wait forever. If the West refuses to come to terms, eventually he will act on his own and sign a peace treaty with communist East Germany,

which

then

will

West rights

Berlin there.

and That

tial

to

lay

claim

to

end _ allied is the threat.

Range

be

Campaign

much

dynamite

West sians

agreement

tion

how

came

As

on

keeps

War

II

the

agreed

on

occupation

for

Germany.

An

Germany

would

corridors the U.S.,

Arm-

indicated

despondent

Rus-

allied

be

between British

ministers’

on

how

to

economic

sian

restore

unity © The

she

was

United States, Britain and France decided to merge their occupation ning of

later,

the

West

Rus-

sians walked out of the allied control council. Soon they be-

gan

interfering

fic to Berlin. Russians -had

On

June

with

allied

By June stopped

25,

the

traf-

1948, the traffic.

West

began

a historic airlift. The gigantic 1i-month effort kept West Ber-

lin supplied with a cost, of about

essentials at $400 million.

The

up,

Russians

gave

lifted

the

blockade. Stalin

had

done

the

West

a

the

ce was born. In September 1949, the West German Federal Re-

U.S.S.R.

and

public

a_

four-po-

Berlin

and

council

for

set

Air

up.

Berlin and and French

out. A would :

conference

A

came

month

into being at Bonn.

later

the

Russians

de-

clared their occupation zone to be “The German Democratic Republic.” While

the

Stalin

era

faded,

Moscow

marked

Ceclared

East

eign and

in control of its own

domestic The

West

Germany

and

time.’ Then Germany

foreign

to

rearm.

it

sover-

policies.

in turn-permitted

The

The Warsaw

New Pressure Gradually new

zones. It was the beginthe end of cooperation

with Moscow. Three months

answer:-

Pact

Military Alliance of communist ruled eastern Europe.

ended,

In December. 1947, a London foreign

deadlocked German

favor alerting it to Red intentions. The North Atlantic “allian-

zones would be maked four-power directorate control traffic.

ball back, please?”

Anthony.

to Princess

situa-

the Berlin

States,

Britain

the

about::

World

United wer

in them

preoccupied while the are busy elsewhere.

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By WILLIAM L. RYAN NEW YORK (AP)—A dozen years ago, Joseph Stalin wanted West Berlin badly enough to risk war. He failed. Nikita Khrushchev wants West Berlin. But he’s in no such hurry. The future of West Berlin is a dominant issue before President Eisenhower, President DeGaulle, Prime Minister Macmillan and Premier Khrushchev at

the questions of Berlin and divided Germany. But the poten-

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West Berlin's Fate Still Dominant

The campaign to get the United States out of Germany and thus out of Europe — is a long range one. There is unli-

Clifford

Chan

told newsmen

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Long

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himself

over the royal wedding. (AP Wirephoto)

western

&

government’s intelligence ness to the British.

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One teenager complains that she never gets a turn at the family phone. Her father belongs to a car pool.

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Isabel Bernal draws a gentle firmness of

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unique, and experience the The artist especially must

found

an

and

But all of us are world differently.

poor

as

the

splashes and wormy lines. When the artist sets out to paint a portrait or anything else, he should attempt to forget everything else

case: The U. S. government was guilty of breaking the 11th Commandment: “Thou shalt not be

rating

an

from

skin

Portrait

stylistic

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guy's

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depths

with

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easel)

hair,

arm-chair,

the mood. Many of the

team

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black

Rivera

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in

composition

Self-Portrait.

is visible behind

directness

in the

painted

Johnson

&

oil

on a medium red to. Rivera’s portrait is a

Homar’s

artist. Rubén

for president. He set a new cord: First Texas candidate

standing. *

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of

in an

depicting

five

Bureau

face

will ‘one

his spectacles

Rivera’s

(perhaps

In pen and ink, nuel Hernandez with

works

KNEBEL

Washington

In these days of tainted professionalism.

Rivera’s

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FLETCHER

original

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form

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then mixed with gum), is ling of masses and solids.

on

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the

fine, a gouache (a method of painting with untransparent colors ground first in water

to

selecting

oil, his

With

identity

and

Tufino

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the

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painting I room,

addition

the

physical

entirely

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of the rich-

in

man’s.

in

necessary love and respect that the fellowtheir and themselves accord

all the artists artists.

the

remain. By

est, intensest blue that I can contrive. And by this simple combination of the bright head I get a background, blue rich the against effect, like a star in the depths mysterious of a deep blue sky.” The whole theory of Expressionism is in this letter. And the many aspects of its deveare present day Gogh’s Van since lopment

in

styles

an

background.

moustache up Placed dark red background,

colorist. I exaggerate the fairness of his hair; I come even to orange tones and pale yellows. the

Self-Portrait,

yellow

disappear

Off-center,

Van Gogh wrote: portrait of an art-

of instead head, the ordinary of an wall

whirling

‘abstracted

great dreams, ist friend, a. man who dreams as the nightingale sings because~ works who it is his nature. I want to put into the picture my appreciation, the love that I have for him, so I paint him as he is, faithfully as. I can, to begin with. “But the picture is not finished yet. To finish it I am now going to be the arbitrary

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individual

different

lower halfOf the face fading away, one feels

manner.

personal

most

the

in

artists

the

on

or

group

of monthly

a year

almost

represent

techniques. Domingo Garcia’s

dark-rimmed glasses being the most prominent feature, connotes an undeveloped photograph

of Art19).

is their works and local painters goal of the Campeche Gallery. Plan-

after

all

and

acquainted

to becdme

the public

Helping the with the main

ALBERTS

which

Rico’s

Puerto

see themselves and one another the current Galeria Campeche

artists as they is offered in

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rare

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JANE

West

Rus-

Berlin

Developed pressure on

developed.

East

German communists claimed sole control of air corridors from the West, despite Yalta and

Potsdam.

A

big

prupagan-

da campaign claimed West Berlin was really part of East Germany. Khrushchev supported this. . In chev

he

November exploded a

would

end

1958, bomb.

KhrushHe said

Soviet. occupation

of East Berlin, demanded the Allies get. out of West Berlin

and

declared

into

an

he

would

international

turn ‘it

“free

city”

within a-.specified time. The West called this an ultimatum and said it would stay in West Berlin.

Khrushchev meeting

at

backed Camp

away. His David

last

September with. President Eisenhower- brought a pledge of no deadline for Berlin negotiations. Khrushchev hailed “the spirit of

Camp

David,”

But

the

spirit

soon began to fade. Five months later, -Khrushchev renewed his threats, and repeated them. again, forcefully in April. . But he ‘set no time limit.

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Politics, Summit Type The. lesson

for-

this

morning,

summit meeting. First, a little background: Summit meetings are held get the big four powers of the

kiddies,

is- the

. every -86 often to world together and

sobkve all the knotty problems that can’t be solved any

other way. Five, years ago, you will remember, there was a summit meeting at Geneva in which the problems

of German reunification and world disarmament were solveé. At today’s meeting the Big Four powers will again solve these two problems.

So much

for background.

Now participating in this summit meeting are, _ from the U.S. viewpoint, Honest Ike Eisenhower, and

Dirty

Nik

’ two

other

Khrushchev,

the Russian

fellows;

from_the

and

nogoodnik,

plus

Russian, viewpoint;

Sneaky Ike Eisenhower, and Jolly Nik Khrushchev, the Russian goodygoodnik, plus two- other fellows. Relaxing of East-West of the summit conference.

tensions is a prime aim As an aid to relaxation,

the U.S. recently sent a U-2 teconnaissance plane over Russian territory on a spying mission and as a further.aid

Russia

Jolly

about but

shot

(Dirty)

it down.

the incident,

smoothed

it

stink is a stink.

-

Nik. trapped

then

over

the

exposed

U.S.

diplomatically

If you make

into

lying

the whole thing, by

saying:

wits Youb. BwN FAULY FoR ALWAYS SNEAKING. AROUND YouR YARD.

“A

it you should smell

Only

it yourse He

also calmed

them to expect _at any time.

the

nuclear

fears

of his

bombardment

people

by

from

telling

the

In America

U.S.

Will Jefferson Davis Finally _ Make The Hall Of Fame?

The success of the whole ‘conference hinges on ‘Dirty (Jolly) Nik and Honest (Sneaky) Ike getting together before the conference begins and withdrawing

their mutual threats: Nik’s, that he would make

peace treaty with East Germany and thus force Western nations out of Berlin; and Ike’s,- that

a

By Harry

the the

US. would continue reconnaissance flights over Russia.

Jefferson

deracy,

Since the whole conference hinges on these threats being removed, Nik and Ike up until last night The Russian press, to enlighten its doings at the summit, is reporting a

strange

coincidence

marked

the

eve

of the summit meeting. when Russia sent a four-ton space ship into orbit around the earth, hoping of course, that this won't be construed as a sabre-rattling show of might. And so the conference, on these notes of hope for accord, is about to be: As the Associated Press reported

in an H-Hour

eittetin

last night:

“A

Last

week,

in

what

may

to

be

‘The campaign in this election year could conse--

it is, we must

admit,

establish

ren, Adlai

quently be a mere -war of personalities—Luis A. Ferré, Y nepublican candidate, v. Luis Mufioz Marin, incumbent. But. wait... Yesterday the Governor told’ an audience of ~ wildy-partisan women, “You must have faith—not in

to destroy any public faith in himself with such a remark. But coming from a politician in an election unique.

may

be

as

great

as military

and he wanted this shrine American

achievements

and

Americans

are elected

to the Hall

of .Fanie every five years. Any American may send a nomination to New York University. The electors, which represent all 50 states, include citizens like Chief Justice Earl War-

political master stroke, he suggested a plebiscite bill, thus perhaps disarming his pro-statehood opponents of the status plank in their platform.

year,

scholarship

in science

Fer the site, Dr. MacCracken chose a Revolutionary: War battleground from which Washington, after a bitter struggle, was forced to retreat. The British mounted cannons atop this hill, which is now the Washington Heights section of Manhattan, and slielled Washington's army across the Harlem River.

last

Mufoz Marin—but in the Popular Democratic Party.” The Governor, of course, is one of the most popular men in Puerto Rican history and is not likely

teach youth that leaders

prestige.

sort of po

prove

for

_

John

Adams

Stevenson,

Eleanor

Roosevelt

and

Herbert Hoover. The next election will take place later this year. There are only two qualifications for enshrinement. An American elected to the Hall of Fame must have been dead at least 25 years and he must have been a citizen, either by birth or naturalization, who made his home in America. At present there are 86 occupants, each portrayed in a bronze bust sculpted by an American artist, and no bust may be duplicated ever again. Only 12 presidents have been elected. They are Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, Jackson, Lincoln, Grant, Cleveland, Theodore Roosevelt, and Wilson;

and

John

Quincy

Adams

are

the

only father and son team represented. There are also Americans whose names every school-:: boy knows, men like Alexander Graham Bell, Eli Whitney, Booker T. Washington, Daniel Boone, Walt Whitman, Mark Twain, Patrick

bare

to help

Politics, Local Type tician.

Confe-

“that would

Great

is the strangest

of the

nominated

Henry,

and naval heroes”

vobiscum, kiddies.

Luis Mujfioz Marin

been

The Hall of Fame was corceived around the turn of the century by Dr. Henry Mitchell MacCracken, the then chancellor of New York University. Dr. MacCracken wanted a shrine and

minute wave of pessimism swept diplomatic quarters...’ Pax

President

again

I am not so sure he shouldn’t be included.

readers on exclusively

on the movements of its jolly leader. It reported the arrival of Eisenhower in one sentence. Finally,

Davis,

once

inclusion in the Hall of Fame for Great Americans. Chances of. his election are slim. But-

had refused to get together and discuss them. the

has

Golden

Stephen

Only wears

one

a

Foster

hat—William

his

and

occupant

head

te

Henry

of the Penn,

the

Clay.

Hall who

English

of Fanie refused

King

on

to the

grounds that he took his hat off -only in the presence of God. And there are other Americans, not 53 well

known,

but

complishments

whose

biographies

and

ac-

‘recapture

dramatically tke whole history of the United States. There are men like Louis Agassiz, who was born in Switzerland, but: who emigrated

to America

and

taught

at .Harvard.

Not

only

siz’s

naturalistic

fluence,

but

he

geology were

studies also

and

zoology

Professor

of

Agas-

far-reaching

founded

the

Professor

Museum

Asa

Gray,

in-» of

Comparative

Zoology.

atso

of Harvard,

is enshrined beside Agassiz. Gray

was the first great American botanist and his works for many years were the classical state-

ment

for ali botanists.

In

1858

Agassiz

and

Gray staged the first American debate aboutCharles Darwin’s theory of evolution. Gray

was the first American

to espouse Darwinism

and Agassiz, to the end of his life, believed that the laws -of natural science were the manifestations of a Divine Plan. These two

men, who

took the opposite sides in life, are

honored in the Hall of Fame together, which was Chancellor MacCracken’s whole purpose —to build a monument that would “overrule sectional and partisan outcry.” In view of this, I'll second the riomination

made by Senator Richard Rus#lf of Georgia— that

-of Jefferson Davis.

-

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 16, 1960

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Chill On EDITORS

phere

of

NOTE:

chill

The

plane. affair, some trading pum would be useful.

atmos-

suépicion

in

the

There

Soviet Union on the eve of the summit conference is not entirely unbroken, AP Moscow Bureau chief Preston Grover reports in

this

last

of

a

series

of

By

PRESTON

this

hours

the

—

presummit

amount

Khrushchev

Getting has been

— Within 48

public

certain

of

and

U.

S.

Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson.

four

GROVER

(AP)

a

at-

along with Khrushchev’s

policy,

bucked

of

associates.

his

fair

and

the

America personal

surely “by The

nuclear

announce-

In that 48 hours Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev made two speeches. One disclosed that an

is

plane

had

the Soviet Union down. The other

the

pilot

had

flown

over

and been disclosed

shot that

bailed

out

in

that

underground

ington to say

and survival

bably

by

nuclear

the

end

Diplomacy

Despite

all

tests,

of

the

year.

about

the plane, Khrushchev avoided involving President Eisenhower. Diplomats knew this was importIt was important because it meant Khrushchev wanted to display all this before the foreign — and domestic‘— public but without risking cancellation

the

summit

conference.

seems

never

to

have lost sight of these objectives. Whatever long distance motives he may have, he has adhered to these as keystones of his foreign poliey. Lowering the tension with America has been one of his

objectives,

and

he

hower

in

America

overcome ing with

had

Khrushchev

to

ride

over

some

has

had

exterior

attendant

to

opposi-

tion in the Far East, and shooting down of the plane

the

the and

anti-American

blicity could be balm for those sore spots.

pu-

returned

has applied the balm but he appears to have softened shocks that would be altogether ioo much “In

for Eisenhower

the

West

they

to take.

have

asked

why Khrushchev has chosen the rostrum of the Supreme Soviet talk

using chev

about

other said,

this

instead

channels,” talking

of

Khrush-

about

himself

RHEE SS

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and

simism ago mit

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there

Protests

is

more

than

pes-

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But protests have several directions— Fifth

chance hower

to put at the

The

pressure on conference.

plane

affair

and

ment-on

Germany and

the

and

Berlin

for

pro-

this the

questions

said in France

he

would not insist on a German “peace treaty at this coming session, but He said also he wanted

a quick

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week

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with little accomplished, either in disarmament or easing of the

intended

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to

chev

breath.

catch

humanity. can

restaurant aspect is second-

said

a place down”’

Prices, too, would be low.

ready

mission that Khruschev is atconsumption. It would make it tempting to convince his Westeasier to explain things if Khrushern partners that priority should

left

Spots?

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your

to even

I

—The

He thought New Yorkers would delighted by the sidewalk cafe

there are few places

and

ary,”

district

said Hartford. Some say the sleek architecture planned for the cafe conflicts with the sedate French renaissance

if the German

no chance for level talks.

about

rent

warmth -architect

Hartford said. Some say the cafe is a commercial_ enterprise.

idea— ‘‘a place to sit down’’ in busy midtown Manhattan where

dominates next week’s summit conference, there will be virtually

the plane incident but that is probably aimed mainly for home

German Sore

get along with

some voices always “I told you so.”

yesterday

For a long time there has been enly a limited chance of agree-

has

be

PARIS (AP)—Prime Minister Michel Debre reportedly said

making progress on disarmament.

leader For

dis-

clearly

opposition against talkthe world’s Communist

Balm

he

of oppoas Eisen-

has

had to ride cver a lot sition here on this, just

as

is rancorous

Certainly

conference but the later visit here in June of President EisenKhruchev

person

press

German

This suggested Khrushchev still wanted not only the summit

hower.

third

The

ent.

of

the

closed details about the plane. “Judging from the press, they are trying to accuse Khrushchev of attempting to hurt the summit conference. A stink is a stink. If you made it you should smell it yourself.” Press Taking It Hard

pro-

fanfare

to

every-

Summit Failure Feared If Germany Main Ifem

KRUSHCHEV in

Important

the

possible

and

do

bad hours, for there are in Wash-

a

that same 48 hours came announcement from the UnitStates that it would resume

the ted

character

should

him. These last two speeches by Khrushchev have given him some

kit. In

America

luxury

any

& Pacific -Tea Co., expressed surprise that New Yorkers are so quick to look a gift horse in the mouth.

the line that Khrushchev

reasonable

thing

sensitive industrial area and was equipped with tpaditional tools of espionage — poisoned needle,

silencer pistol, maps

a

a

more

Hartford, 49-year-old grandson of the founder of the Great Atlantic

af-

ment did not ease his case. Thompson in turn has been pushing

South—

some

plane

mosphere here changed from warm expectation to chilly suspicion.

American

NEW ng —(AP)— Supermarket heir Huntington Hartford is having a hard time giving New York City $862,500. The. gift money is earmarked for a sidewalk cafe on the southeast corner of Centra) Park- —at Fifth Avenue and Central Park

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«“Scotch”’) JUAN JOSE

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THE SAN JUAN STAR—

Flybelt Propels Man In Many Directions

(SC Backs Decrease in Living Allowance WASHINGTON—The vice Commission has

Civil Sertold P. R.

Antonio

Commissioner

Resident

Fernos-Isern

it backs fully a recent Department of State study that cut the cost of living allow-

percent In to

such even

but

federal to 12.5

even

be.

W.

be

to Fernos,

Hones

no

CSC

“for

questioning

proposed Bohr,

here.

an

the reaction

WW

WWW

wa

di-

devices that

He

how

“a

Z

veither

B y William

Seamon

vulnerable

king

North

could

of

in

sneak

the

. 10987 AJ1065

but ‘East sents. He

led the jack

hope trick

wasn’t giving took the ace

and returned a tled declarer’s

that

he

home.

He

spade. hash.

any preof hearts

That setDefenders

had to take five tricks hand was doomed.

Proper have trick

play

by

and

South

the

would

found him making an in his-game contract.

winning

the

first

diamond,

overUpon

South

must play the king of hearts fore trying the club finesse. | South 1H

West Pass

North 1s

INT

Pass

2c 2NT

2s

Pass

3 NT

Fass

Opening

Tha

lead:

final

East Pass Pass

larer can get back to his hand with the high diamond to cash his

two

Pass

of. diamonds

contract

is

a

South player did not play the hand properly

and

be

was

defeated.

interesting

and

they the

may

experi-

“Its potential tain high form long

up

uses-are

to_at-

running speeds, perleaps down, across or

large

obstacles, and

at high

speeds,

to skim

Bohr

said.

who

can

then

attack

the

run

100

Ui Ue

yards

and swim that seconds, could

his times

to 9.3 seconds

and 10 seconds, respectively, by using the jump belt. Similarly he could increase the distance of a horizontal jump from a normal 15 feet to 50 feet with the belt, could jump upward 20 feef instead of about five rfeet, and could safely jump from 50 feet above the ground with the same effect of a normal jump from

a‘10-foot

HORIZONTAL 1. the heart 4.a

on

each

side

of

the

body,

to note

$5. examinae tions

56. male sheep 57.a short.

stream

18. reserved

user, he

VERTICAL .

element

26. loathe 29. jewel

30. hunting dog 33. hero of the

THE BETTER HALF

-

SB letter - 88, flit

The

opening

diamond

declarer with led the queen

lead

emall

spade.

discarded

a

small

fieart as did East. West threw a was

cashed

Dummy’s and

East

last

club

again

dis-

earded a heart and both South and West threw small spades. West owt to

was beat

obviously going allthis hand. Declarer

could now count eight tricks for sure— five clubs, two ‘diamonds and

the

ace

of

spades.

returned

to

his

hand

9. mean

10, female swan 11, of

34, at no

time 16. commode ities

4

puzaie,

-

(Fr.)

40. bishopric

41, flesh of a calf

Average time of solution: 23 mlanioe. 51; the ha’

was

the ace of clubs

The ten of clubs was played and fag: threw a heart. On the fourth declarer

8. headless bolt ~

It

jack of clubs was cashed defenders followed suit.

glub,

ascetic

@. haul

that

at trick two. West covered with the king and the ace won in dummy. The as both

Hebrew

Answer to see?

23. narrative

said.

South did not play a single wrong card— he just played the cards at the wrong time. taken by and South

L. intrigue

22, Massachusetts cape

thus,

eliminating the forces that would the

fabric

2. papal veil 19, enthusiastic 8.a heavy, 21. cotton cloth - gaseous

The jet thrust of propellant gases push in the plane of the

overturn

napped

grasses

notation 8. over

(poetic)

parrot

fold.

of gravity,

of

. ancient

12. Brazilian

15. annoys 17. genus of

center

healing

4, character in musical

84. bitter vetch

pointed down and outwards and supplied from a common mani-

operator’s

goddess

13. French article ~ 14. large

Bohr said the basic unit consists of a pair of rocket nozzles, one

disease

7. arrange in folda

wall.

Wy

52. relieves 53. Norse

of sheep

sound

one although it might be defeated if certain cards were in the wrong place. As the cards were placed, threa no trump was an easy contract —providing that declarer timed the hand correctly. This

should

hearts

clubs.

Pass

Pass

Four

beNo

matter what the defenders do. the hand is now foolproof because dec-

, The bidding:

miles

has been done with

in 17.8 seconds distance in--102

got by West simply because West did not have the ace of hearts,

AJ65

feasible,

the jumpbelt, a small rocket unit which can be worn by a human.

a soldier

and

the

’

deter-

of

1S

Bohr said studies indicate that

qs ANNAN

of diamonds

hearts

mom

2

been

not

most

CROSSWORD.

several

practical

said

increase

ONO

be

of

it has

mental work

water

oO. DD,

may

for flights

mined

engi-

motors

Today

Bridge

EW, Z

for

—

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head

the validity of the department’s index for Puerto Rico.” BNMNO

(AP)

AlexanderH.

said there appears

basis-

ANGELES

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,

a letter

Roger

Rico's percent

The

use of rocket devices by -man to run faster, jump farther and higher, swim more swiftly— or

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THE SAN JUAN SFAR'—: Monday; May: 16; 1960:

Meet Roy 'Godes' = Island's

Only Enalish Singing Dee-Jay By

FRANK

Roy

Godes,

ALBERTS

a

norteamericano

ped ago

aboard

the

distinction

a

only

jockey.

40

who

freighter,

enjoys

of

the

being

as though

ly

and

all

at

disc

same

time

photograph). Five afternoons Senor of his

him,

Godes, friends

spins

records,

program to

several

wonder

as

it

turned

microphone.

He

from

U.

N.

Latin

Y.

holds in

American

a

Affairs,

share

at

the

U.

P.

“I

took

and produc Y. U. — 18

specializes

in

folk

mu-

B.A, and

was

United States all your own

I asked.

has

very

pronounced

the apparently

lief

a

weather observer and forecaster for the Army Air Corps in World

economics

Mari-

ago.”

Godes

is

War II, and is attending duate classes in government

wife,

him. said,

ideas on the subject of folk singing. For one ‘thing, he doesn’t

for his of the

Spanish

his

oT

like

out,

to

and

“That’s right,” Roy said. steal from song books, records and other singers.’

this had come about, so I arranged to spend one hour with Roy in person.

Godes,

twist

mustache,

sce’ why

stuff?”

began

pre-eminently unqualified current career in front

cavalier

his

well as his native “You research

com-

I

has

sic. He’s collected songs in Portugal, France and England, as

couple of “One Hour hearing his

something

a

of

Godes

a

times

how

gave

years

week,

reads

He

statistician,

some radio writing tion courses at N.

almost none wont to call

mercials, and sings songs for WHOA’s With Roy.” After

sugar

lyn, had married “Actually,” he

(see

each

as are

Sciences.

a

ends

I could

this were

maracas—frequentthe

Social

Roy

the

not novel enough, Roy. also sports an Ernie Kovacs mustache and plays the guitar, har-

monica

been

I ventured.

is-

English-singing

And

of

also

teletypist, and chauffeur. “Sort of a general background;”

ship-

Rico eight months

to Puerto

Jand’s

mild-mannered of

lege

graand

R.-Col-

that

formal

general

training

the. folksiness. “Some of the

best

folk

ers,” he said, “people chard Dyer-Bennett,

Schlamme,

Leon

be-

spoils

sing-

like Ri. Martha

Bibb

and

Theo-

dore Bikel, have had formal training.” about

“How asked.

Roy

looked

earefully,

Belafonte?”

over

then

and whispered: “I suspect he Over

—

a span

when

his

leaned

he

shoulder toward

has,

of

I

me

too.”

some

13

wasn’t

years

studying,

or sugar-statisticizing —- Godes has managed to handle folk-song

LOOK, THEY’RE CRAWLING! — That’s what Debbie Huff and Karen O’Steen, both 8, of Decatur, Ga., said when the trio of Tent Caterpillars above performed their anties on a miniature tightrope. Just goes to show you how much fun-a front lawn holds

Virginia, the Carolinas, Alabama,

for kids in the spring.

Georgia, Mississippi and Louisia-

Advertised Movie Costs Seem Unbelievably High

weather-forecasting,

and

teletyping,

guitar dates in New

York,

na. He’s played the Crystal Lake Lodge

in upstate New

York,

and

the Music Inn in Lenox, Massachusetts. He’s played aboard the Ile de France (at sea) and in Washington ain).

Square

‘Lady Be

ing and

the mice

were

very res-

Puerto

Rico

and

the

local music,

stint with WHOA. a few club dates. that,” plug.”

ROY

GODES

I

told

and

his

him.

“That’s

a

METROPOLITAN

A Lion Anyone!

Phone 3-2329

up

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) —Fed with its hungry lions, San

Francisco’s

zoo

has

traded

one

of them away for a pair of blue Maccaws guaranteed to eat like a bird. “Tf there’s anyone else who wants a lion, we'll be glad to trade.

they’re

Nightly 3:00 P.M. Matinees 3:00 P.M. only Fri, - Sat, ¢ Sum. and Hol.

said

Available

No

Waiting

F CATHAY Chinese

1G

Restaurant Cantonese * Cuisine Open Daily Air Conditioned 609 F. Juncos Ave Santuree, Stop 10 Tel. 8-578

have

eating

Raymond

up

a

surplus

our

Kimball,

and

budget,” recrea-

tion and park superintendent. The maccaws were offered by

Children 61.00 only Adults Regular Prices

Seats

We

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Rico's Littlest The Mostest ~Paul

Dillinger

used

I remain unconvinced. *Porgy

at the piano STOP 23 6 p.m. until ? Tel. 3-3858

to

be

to

$7

million,

advertising,

when

big

advertised

as

he

said,

distribution

charges would $11 million.

bring

and

the

and

other

total

to

Teo Big And Tough. Wayne is teo big and tough a

guy

to

argue.

with,

but

that

seemed like a lot of money to me. An associate who worked on the project until he feuded with Wayne now declares ‘“‘The Alamo” have us believe. current product is . filled actually- cost $2 million. Who is movies that are supposed to right? “Can-Can” is advertised as a cost four, five, or six million productions?

Such

‘films would be considered quickies nowadays— or so the publicity

would

The with

have dollars.

a

total

Writer®

of movies costs. — Remember the days million-dollar

He’d also like “I can’t print

THOMAS

Movie-TV

HOLLYWOOD (AP)— It’s time to come to grips with this matter

movies

would like to stay on here. He likes his little apartment in Rio Piedras,

BOB

AP

Good’

in an air-raid shelter in East Anglia,” he told me, “It was rainponsive.” Godes likes

risk of being a doubting Thomas,

(at the fountBy

“T also played

(AP Wirephoto)

And

Bess’®

was

shot

with a Negro.cast on one big sound stage, except for one brief location at Stockton. This does not seem to add up to $6 million. Sam cited the high cost of the

film’s that

musie.

Granted.: But

not

high.

Now we come io “Ben-Hur.” Could it’ really have cost 15 mil- lion? It’s big, all right.: But it would seem a prodigious feat for

any studio to spend that much on four hours of entertainment, cha-

riot race or no chariot race. Remember that it was made in Italy, where costs are far lower than Hollywood’s..A star who has worked on an Italian-made spec-

it

tacle told me ‘‘Hercules’’ cost less

as nine - (‘Spartacus’) and 15 (“Ben-Hur”). But do they run

really be that extravagant? Lavish sets? There is only one big. exteri-

than $200,000. It was not. on a par with ‘‘Ben-Hur,” but it was also

or—

a

}° When

Century- Fox. The musical numbers are staged in one cafe set; the rest of the scenes are played in bedrooms, salons and one small

Others

are

touted

that high?

as

high

.

I

visited

location

at

“The

Alamo”

Brackettville,

producer-director-star

Tex.,

John

Wayne

told me the film would cost '$5-17 million

to

shoot.

His

salary

would

Arthur

of San Jose who

sdid

Flanders

he’ll

give

San Jose

worth price

park.

$100 of

a

his

The

bring

and

other deferments

lion

to-

the

about

the

birds

pair,

the

are

a lion.

$6

million

a

extravaganza.

standing

Could

set

at

20th

courtroom.

1. Either

hoodwinked tain

film.

priced,

than

it

except

for

Frank

Sinatra.

It’s

-SEBASTIAN’S ON THE WATERFRONT Lunch-Cocktails-Dinner PARTY

the

public

production

cost

more

pay off for when he walked of the studio’s ‘‘Carousel.”

allegedly

‘would

And

seem

Bess.”

costing spent

production

$6

million.

one lunch

‘

figure

inflated

It is

out

is

that

“Porgy

also

billed as

Sam

Goldwyn

trying

to

-argue

tion. As

-going

a matter

into

film

produc-

of cold fact, what

does a film’s cost matter to the public? Epics like ‘“‘Alexander The

Great” and “Helen Of Troy’’ can nosedive while. quickies like ‘““Marty’’

and

‘“‘Room! At The

Top”

can make millions. As some hack the legitimacy of that sum. At the once said, “The play’s the thing.”

CLARKE

Cooled By The Trade Winds

being

2. Certain persons or organitions are pocketing funds that are

TIME

TRIO .

is

did; or,

WITH THE

MARTY

could

into believeing a cer-

_FROM 10 ON

HOUSE

How

And he may have done the film at a smaller than usual fee to

Not Convinced

Thomas

spectacle.

"Nor do the talent charges seem exorbitant. The cast is reasonably

Another

In St.

period

there be such an immense gap in the cost of the two films? All this is not mere carping. The issues are these:

SAN JUAN HOTEL.

; Air conditioned if

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THE SAN JUAN-SEAR — Monday; May 16, 1960 SB

ESP ee ee eles

|

THE

LYONS. DEN will

Mrs. Hubert Humphrey dined late ; land

ston

at the Colony last Monday night. ‘She’d just. placed two of the

complete

with

a

her

recuper-

Regarding

S&S.

Truman'‘s

work-free

Harry

trip

Look article, ‘“‘The Day Ike Snubbed Me’? —about Inaugural Day in 1953— I reported, at the time,

school

the

for

having

been

changes

of plans.

Gen,

Hotel

Eisen-

what

then

you

want, and also, perhaps, how to lose.”’

Joan

of

a

festival

film

she

at-

tended in ico. City. couldn’t:.

~ LYONS in

the

street

could

from

the

below

were

‘Earaynee Dooneh’.” ' In

Truman too. “lf

Hellywood

form

in

“An

recall

another

would

wear

the

from

in

“Salute

the

Rome

rin,

ret

at Sherry’s...

Oscar

Porter”

Earaynee Olivia

says Homolka, ~frst-nights seem too. terrible.”

sic

de

per-

Evening

With

Carl

Gen. died

John Reed recently,

discussed

One

said that Miss DeHavilland’s

man

option to buy a rare type of oil, which cost $5 gallon in and sold for $20 in N.

to

pursuing.

Vivien Leigh, to play the title role in his movie on the second Mrs. Lincoln... The Attorney-General is recommending that the various federal

judges

for

work

the

watchworks.

Marilyn

Monree,

Five

will

only

star

and

in. their they

do,

which

and his bride, the former Pamela Churchill, returned to N. ¥. this last week... The Cuban govern-

often

relieves the state court calendars. Shelley Winters saw a newspaperman at Sardi’s recently and asked: ‘‘Would you find out from your. paper’ on what day Tony and I. were married?” Miss

Sathe

ment

just

ordered

a

huge

lica

this

(AP)

—

story

about

They

circles

the

players

well,”

Mr. mond

Earl

their

“Ballad

Robinson

Kay Ballard noon, Earl

sing

Union. . .Then they

lady

of

The.

MeCullers... the elegant ‘“‘The

Miracle

Westport

Amazon

wastefully Ocean.

River

flow

into

in

went

side

over

the

other

vessel,

continued and

in

her

In

Madrid”...

Night

special

METROPOLITAN om

3.25

METRO GOLDRTN'MAYER

will

Quifionescostumes

Walter some _

arrived

Diamond

this

Bob

Barry,

ed

in mu-

by

the

New

York

morn-

part-time

Times

book

section for honors. Bob’s children’s book,

by

‘“‘Faint George’’

the

N.

the best books over

particu-

Y.

Times

was

as

selected

one

of

in Puerto

Rico

in early

fall.

Arnold Snyder of ABC Radio in New ‘York, whose program ‘“‘Legislative Report’ is one of the city’s most popular, is . at—the

Caribe Hilton for a few days... Ronald Baldwin, public relations Mianager

for

national opening

of Chi of S

Brunswick

Inter-

, attended the Bowling Center

over the week-end,-and will remain in San Juan to set up the Bruns-

wick take

and

Caribbean place

here

Tournament commencing

For

16

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in

“DESTINATION

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to May’

28.. The Paradise Bowling Center and the Star Bowling center will

Atlantic

Waiting

PARAMOUNT

illustrated children’s the past several years.

Bob, now residing in Germany with his wife and son, is expected back

Pictures

_ MONDAY

executive

a_

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SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT

22.

H. Diatime in

is

only

COBIAN'S THEATRES

and

Sunday, May

$1.00

Adults Regular Prices Seats Available

resident of Puerto Rico, and designer for Pava Prints was select-

Sir ‘Tho-

the

production

by Andrés with sets,

Rico, Mr.

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were

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HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M.. “JUSTICE AND CARYL CHESSMAN”

a. mock

of, the boats

each

at

multi-

fire-drill. One to the

Worker,”’ once sold newspapers at 8th St. and 6th Ave... Judy Gar-

called

tournament. Queens,

Appearing this prod-

noticed another

crew

the four

Tropicoro

editor of U. S. Investor, and the Missus is a columnist for Printers

Five bilion tons of rich sediments are sucked each year from the

performed

ship, nearby, a ship they knew carried Seafarers Union members.

Americans,”

will sing ‘Lazy AfterRobinson will sing

a poem by Carson Clarice Blackburn, Southern

will

for

in.

will choose

show,

Produc-

million dollar shortwave _transmitter to be made in Holland. It will be powerful enough to broadWinters, who is busy with a movie, cast to all Latin America, North a play, a TV show and some America and Europe. politicking, explained: ‘I think This is how the dispute over the Tony and I have a wedding an- N. Y. picketing of the Egyptian niversary coming up soon, and I ship Cleopatra began: The Westwant to be sure to remember to port, an American vessel, was buy him a present.” detained at Port Said. The crew At the memorial services for was held incommunicado there for ‘- Jyricist John LaTouche, -in the 22 days. They weren’t permitted to Community Church Jast Thursday call the Embassy or the Seafarers noon,

MAMAN

in another

R. in

The

and Mrs. spending

ing.

Sir Thomas, recently, took

snapped

were

will run through

lar phrase time and time again. Something was wrong. Finally he laid down his baton in exasperation. : “The first trombone,’ he rouneres, “is playing too loud-

“Very

Mitchell

and lights by Carles Marichal,

conduc-

a

two

be directed Vizearronde

yesterday.

threugh

by

Morfe.

Puerto

mas. “When he does arrive, tell him he’s playing too loudly.”

oil

be used

the salaries of produce it, the top billing will go districts, to Clark Gable. .. Leland Hayward

States supplement

first

a year covered the market,” Although Arthur Miller wrote “The Misfits’ and his wife,

to

been

the

gallons

_George.

could

of - Arecibo.

the Ateneo de P. with Miss Romero

ly.”

:

was right,” said Kilpatrick. “But that shark-oil

has

Ma-

“But sir,” ventured a timorous flutist, ‘the first ‘trombone has not arrived yet.”

play a 46-year-old woman con-vicingly—that’t’ most difficult.” Jessel

told” Kilpatrick

that, in Mexicd, he’d obtained

role in “To Each His Own” was the most difficult. “It’s easy to play. a 70-year-old woman; a gray But

young

participate Ron

uction, are Rail Davila, Gilda Galan, Benjamin Morales and Angé-

Mufioz

commemorate

Short-tempered while rehearsing

Davis

easy.

Luis

tor Sir Thomas Beechman

don’t

get-rich-quick schemes of seGtig college graduates, who spend their years seeking quick fortunes.

eyeglasses,

Gov.

LONDON

Kilpatrick, ho

once

stars

Marin

Rico

the other

Beecham’s Heart Fonder

Homolka

Sandburg.,’ The two multipleAcademy Award winners discussed their prizewinning roles. Miss

wig,

to

telling

Davis

Puer-

_.....

movie ‘Ayer Amargo” which will be’ released in June. “‘En El Principio La Noche’’ is Gerard Paul Marin’s third play to be produced;

Absence Doesn't Make

last night. She’ll conduct the caba-

name,

Bette

prizes.

trans-oceanic voyage by a steamship, the SS Savannah, which

distinguish-

Cole

of

young

tions. She will be seen

Maritime Day was by President Eisen-

hower>and

to participate

to

one

brightest

Paul

Puerto

Stu-

ed veteran actor now in “The sailed May 22, 1819 from Tenth Man,”’ protested: “But I vannah Ga.. It also honors can’t play shortstop for us, in the U.S. Merchant Marine. Broadway Show League’... Bricktop flew

Romere,

Rico’s

Gerard

marine.

National proclaimed

homburg

it should be good enough

for tke.’’ Jacob Ben-Ami,

way

a

chant

owns an ancient bust of Julius Caesar. ‘“‘When I look at it and think of what happened to him,”

recently

saw

and

Someone at the table said: a high hat was good: enough

for Abe,

‘Don’t

my

Dooneh,

Havilland. Ns

chanting

banquet.

with

be silly. They kept me up all night too. They

the

presented

hear,

said:

at

Eve,

fo sleep because of the fans’ chanting ‘Juanita Dunne

a

Inaugural

the lobby, and saw Irene Dunne; to whom she mentioned. her inMiss

and

won an essay contest by the club will be

“Juanita Fuentes, Juanita Fuentes.” In the morning she went into

Fuentes.””

20

dents who sponsored

they chanted her name in Spanish:

ability. movie

speaker

no...

he wouldn’t be wearing a high hat, but a black homburg. It meant

MexShe sleep

the

May

and I dined with the in the White House,

crowds

her,

to say

Fri.,

My wife Trumans

all night because

she

called,

on

flurry: Ships will blow -their whistles It involved the matter of the ‘at 12 noon for one minute, in hats. Eisenhower sent word. that tribute to the American mer-

Fontaine

tells

a fourth

Marta ‘tte

“dress up” for all ships in the Marta began her professional harbor on Mon., May 23. career as a singer, and has apRafael Durand executive direc- peared on radio, TV, and won tor of the Puerto Rico Harbor many fans by playing the.leadin Authority, will be the guest the movie ‘‘Maruja’’, filmed in

absent,” said ‘the Senator’s wife, hower’s secretary phoned to say *‘but this has been an education for that he was coming to the White them, too. They’ve learned geogra- House. Another aide then called phy, history, the importance of to say he wasn’t coming. A third working hard man called to say yes, he’d come; for

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National Maritime Day will be wil open Thursday Night at the representing her own country or celebrated here’ by the Propel- Tapia Theater in the fifth play of island, and they will be the ofler Club of the United States, the P. R. Drama Festival's. Sea- ficial hosteneses during the tourPort of San Juan, with a pro- son, ‘En El Principio La Noche nament. gram of activities. including a Era Serena” (In Tne Begining The Latin singer, Margarita Sierra banquet at the Condado Beach Night Was Still) by playwright, opens tonight at El San Juan’s

to

to school. The youngsters had been participating in the primary campaign. ‘‘They may fail at their studies,

Ricks

By Chuck New

With Condado Fefe

Europe.

children on a plane back

e

Will Be Celebrated

BY Leonard Lyons:

Dennen

Humphrey

“a\Maritime: Day Here

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motion

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picture and

the

fects. Also.

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on

by

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—-

FRANCISCUS

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NEW San

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August. 1535 FURNISHED

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UNFURNISHED

FULLY

diningroom,

with

APARTMENT,

separate servant’s

3-1753. 1552

Location:

sesion. 2-4107. 1599

near

Cuatro

San

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Guaynabo,

Juan.

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Pie-

WILL

LAS

JULY

8

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Vesa

3-5759.

1i74

UF

114538 MAGDALENA — Sulte Apartment. Newly decorated and furnished, with larga Living and diningroom, airconditioned bedroom for two, kitchen and

Sal-

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516

Private

bath.

Located

in

Condado

sec-

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Todd.

telephone

Hotel. rates.

2-1356. 69

ASHFORD HOUSE — Guest House. 1120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid service. All screened. Hot water. Some with air conditioning. Best hotel and residentiat section. Beach facilities. Special arrangements for couples travel ing together. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal Guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 8-7927. Mrs. Aanie De Mauret, Manager. MARIGALANTE — 2-3056. Beautifully ditioned

hot

Near

and

rooms,

cold

beach

mer rates. treras. : 1490

PARQUE 139, Phone decorated, aircon-

each

water.

and

with

Manager, .

private

bath,

sectors.

Sum-

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business

Margarita

garden.

de

srocment

UF

»

$14.

breakfast.

HOUSE

-—

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

Box

12384

Loiza

ae

Santurce.

1331

UF

NEW CONCEPT in tourist accomodations. With the rental of one of our excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day loan of a car for your sightseeing, nite club visiting, ete. Call 2-0486 1473

anytime. UF

CONDADO GUEST HOUSE, Condado 608, Stop 17. 2 blocks La Concha and beach. Apartment, double airconditioned, livingroom with sofa bed. bath, hot water,

terrace,

daily, less 2-3196, 1374 THE ing,

per

DOFFY’S old beach

private

week.

entrance.

Marchand,

$9.

2-6178,

a

$22,000.

EL

YUNQUE

Miss

Weimer

3-8400.

=

61

Resort

~

cottage,

have

double,

Phone

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te

family oo

or

SPACE.

Clean,

electricity,

3-0832.

309

Parking

modern

FARM

Delicious Ave. Tel.

meals 3-6802. OP

digtance.

Breakfast

served.

HIGHWAY:

room

with

HOUSE

private

—

Taft

bath,

53.

MAISON

BLANCHE

single

air

Quest

conditioned

seen

HOTEL LUQUILLO — OCEAN RESTAURANT. On the ocean. rooms.37 3 minutes from the beach of Laguillo. —

with

VIEW Double famous and

De

light.

SPEAK

houses.

in

Diego

from SanMr.

Mo-

SPANISH.

519

SALE

Ford

to be

tractor

appreciated.

P.

O.

Box

168,

ROOMS

single, $10. include complete breakfast. Isla Verde Road, tear San Juan Intercontinental. Call 9-0144 9-0532 UP

DANISH GUEST HOUSE — Weekly and monthly rates. Danish breakfast optional. age located near Paramount Theater. 263 Duffaut Street. Telephone 3-6885. 1583

Airconditioning

by

ditioned.

Rates

with

im-

Price:

Ceiba.

$50,000.

318

GAEDEN WILLS Completely air Superbly planned two level condi! tioned! home with four bedrooms, threa baths

amd

a

on San ih.

beautiful

Jose

BUCARBE

School

inclosed and

patio.

Caparra

Close

Country

set — New

listing with abundant

$4

single.

Mra.

ur

for car

or dry goods astoS19

- 200

meters

from

Hotel

, Concha, Condado Section. Cool, fertable furnished room with private bath. Alse a double reom, Private entrance. Moderate rates. Come, see them. 1154 Magdalena Avenue. Phoao 2-2883. 1575, 519 FOE BENT to a respectable single em-

As a

a

paying

guest,

discriminating

this is ideal

man.

Reasonabie

1532

Si7

INDEPENDENT,

SCREENED,

tioned furnished room,

aircoadi-

double or stagle.

With linen service, modern private bath, eloset. hot water, refrigerator. Beach across street. Near airport. required. Atlantis View 73, Isla Verde. 6-2059 days, after 5 -PM 9-0522.

56

MEN ONLY: Furnished rooms, and beach facilities. Condade

$50

per

month. Call

24998.

cooking section,

After

3-7430. 1542

6,

SLT

ONE OF two tinental oe = a 1528

$13.

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

weekly,

$50

monthly.

ae 3

LOTS FOR SALE

NEVIS

— ST. KITTS

— Beachfront

Hotel, excellent condition, for sale. Also acres of miscellaneous plantations, all suitable

1,000 some

property. hotel er

cot!

Box

i283

163,

Santurce,

St.

.

Kitts,

B.W.L

VILLAMA® -— Another mew listing! Near the ocean, _near schools, yecsd shopping. A fine three bedroom

with two porches, well planned kitchen. Sewer

septic GANTA

story

Realtor

HOUSE, 606Caoeene Santurce,

from

RENT

La

UF

Cruthirds, 2-3994. 953

FOR

OPPORTUNITY

the

lecsted’ Gintic al. Gouin nosemamade. tions with private bath, some air con-

Beard

section. 2-4486, Lind-

3-233L,

COLONIAL GUEST Mi

Control

rage. Best Miramar bergb St. 600. 1598

Also garage

Breakfast included. Outdoor barat your disposal. 1850 Atlantic,

1384

Rent

with breakfast, bath gentleman or lady.

remodeled charmand now offer winds. becue

by

Real Estate Corner

UF Double

rooms

planted

new

Water,

O16 Maden. 2-3391.

chicken

rates

bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 77 Washington St. Condado, 5: anturce, Wilson. Manager Vicente Juli4, Tele phone 38-2936. 402 UF

established

1533

plemerts. 28 Head cattle. various ages. Landscaping is well advanced. Must be

airconditioned,

rouse.

need

house,

63 ACBES by owner. Location: K-60 H-1 Insular Highway No. 3. Close te U. 8. Naval Station, Roosevelt Roads, P. R. Possibilities Unlimited. _ includes: 6 Unit Motel ely fu 3 yrs. old. These units have never been unoccupied. City water supply. One dwelling with bath. Two concrete block

Each

$12 Special 2-0887 or 2-2206.

on

523

rent. References required. May be seen daily 12 - 3 PM and 6 - 9 PM. 328 Calle Sol, Apt. 3, Eatrance Callejéa del Te-

SALE

poceet wenay. wn minutes

hot and coli water, independent entrance

$15. double, by the month. 773

or

Farm,

fruit trees,

on all. GUEST

States,

apartment

FOR

alter

for

FURNISHED BOOM annex, to American

for

ee

RENT

from

FOR

3-0834, TAF?

TO

FAMILY

Supermarket. "win

63681

janitor

Santurce er near vicinity. 3 bedrooms, kitchen, livingroom, screened, other facilities. Call Bayamon “1136, or write — Boz 37, Bayamon. 137

1578

atmosphere. 1850 McCleary

walking

WANTED

Union Call

lities. 2.0515

various

FOE RENT

of Puerto Rico. Third floor. available. New building, screened. Located 652. For information, — Tecnico Esteva, telephone —

square feet, facing Ponce de Leon Ave. at Stop 16%. Rent $95. per month (OPA). Services: Elevator, aircondi-

ra,

SAN ANTONIO GUEST HOUSE —- One Tapia Street. Ocean Park. San Juan. Rooms witha bath, airconditioned. from Airport. Beautiful swim-

and

able,

_ 610

DORADO

20,900

1500 SQ. FT. office space available, Step 20, Santurce. Centrally lecated. AirParking, private sanitary installations, seven divisions of different sizes, flourescent lamps. Rent -reason-

610

Santurce.

and

Grand

Sea suit.

204

— OFFICE

turce.

AUNT JENNY’S: Guest House with a

water.

$82

Ext.

BUILDING

furnished

preperty,

Carports

clear, well ventilated. New building in heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 450 SQ. FT. office complete with air conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron f d doors and windows. Roosevelt and De Diego Aves., Puerto Nuevo. Call Reyes, 6-0270.

com-

pletely furnished. one of best locations. 2 bedrooms, livingroom, porch, hot water, refrigerator and freezer. Information telephone 38-1269. 1558 518

61

Con-

ISLAND HOUSE 1017 Ashford — a few, informal, oceanfront guesthouse fa md 2 tel area. Large terrace fatans ee private stairway to airconditioned agnat aa

GUEST

VALUES:

23013

1400 8Q. FT.

MOVING

SITES

SALE-—Industrial

SPACE

FLOOB SPACE for rent in attractive corner building. Second floor with separate ground floor entrance and parking space on adjoining lot. Rental very reasonable. Inspection invited. Apply on ground floor Catalan Bids., Calle Leiza corner Calle del Parque, Santurce. S17 1549

bed-

room, 2 bath home, Cupey, near shopping center, Rio Piedras. Built-in kitchen bar, carport, two terraces. Screened, landscaped. Excellent financ-

.

PROVIDENCIA

7-2092,

phone

oe

‘cial

618

THESE

CABEEE

a

in

Phone

524

CUSTOM

SAN JUAN GUESB sOUSEEnjoy breakfast and om your private terrace tm delightful continental-run guest house close to “Under The Trees”, and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion Court, corner of McLeary. Member Caribbean Tourtst Association. Telephone 3-1317. 702 uF LA

or

IMPROVEMENT

opened

Arturo

Gue St Houses ANTILLES GUEST HOUSE, in lovely Miramar, with nice ocean view. Near Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool. Bew furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social Security Building, Ponce de Leén 804, ith Floor, Apartment 401-402, Mrs.

736

For

bedrooms

Juan.

Box

OFFICE SPACE

call

—-

a

build-

square meters ad Des Pines Supermarket and Vocational Scheel: Miguel Such, facing Central Avenue, = 6-4579. 67, Fleral Park.

Extra rooms (12? x 12’) $995; Porches, bathrooms, ete., at similar low prices. We handle plans. Low FHA interest (4-1|2%). No down Payment. Universal Home Improvement

519

BUCARE

FOR

occupancy

$595;

pos-

1491

plus servant’s quarters, on beach front near San Juan Intercontinental Hotel. One or two years’ lease. per month. 9-0382. H. Madera, Box 332, San 1330

For

shower.

immediate

priced.

HOME

SALE

carport, liberal mortgage:

UF

3

Moderately

immediate occupancy Functional Builders offers its “Caribaire” home at 16 Diamante Street and its “Buccaneer” home on 19 Qnix Street: 4 > 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car

COMFORTABLE FURNISHED screened bungalows, at beautiful Vaciat Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal fer picnics. Telephone 28138 for information and reservations. jae Salvador. Prat. Santurce.

RESIDENCE,

with

fer

RENT

INDUSTRIAL

516

65, Guayama. 1563

gas

317

FOR

In-

1495

AT

23rd,

516

FURNISHED

sereened 3 bed-

water,

1277

at Km. 13.8, Cayey to Guayama Road. small but comfortable house, 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, ping pong room, garage and service quarters. a screened and completely furnished applian Naturally air Sonditioned, “TR degrees after 7 .

SACRIFICE MUST SELL new home, 3 bedrooms, airconditioned. screened, lamps, electric range, cyclone fence. Phone 3-1590. Call personally at location weekends and evenings. Los Angelee: Extehsioa WI-122. 1534 616

MARIAS.

SEPTEMBER

hot

SELL

kitchen.

For information, Company, Box

FOR

LEASE: Modern, commercial recent construction,

across from new port zene. Minimum S year lease. Only principals enquire. No brokers. For information call telePhone 3-0676, or write to Building. P. O. 6878, Loiza Station, Santurce. P. RB. 1550 518

and diningroom car carport. Fully

fully equipped

square meter lot. vestment Service Santurce, 3-3550. 1521

PARTLY FURNISHED frame and conhouse, near beach at Punta Las Marias. 3 bedrooms, garage, separate

517

PUNTA

closets,

HOUSES

quarters

—

bed:

livingroom quarters. 2

landscaped,

COMFORTABLY FURNISHED private home for rent, June, July. August. Near supermarket, busses, post office and beach. Phone for : appointment,

with-

BUILDINGS

Bayamon

ited

stove, garage. Close to school, church, grocery store and drugstore. Nice neighborhood. One year lease. Rent $125 monthly. For information, Betances 20, FloraiPark. sir 1537

dafia,

518

BEAUTIFULLY

residence

1547

in Condado Section. No Children. Phone 2.7682. Sublet for 3 months, June

Rie

livingroom,

completely furnished, screened residence, located in cool San Francisco. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large livingroom, diningroom, kitchen, 2 porches. For information D6 Tulipan, San Francisco.

3 baths, living-dining room For information Tel. a

COMPLETELY

PRIVATE

3

to

a tracks

518

in large estate (containing other residences) available for rent to desirable party. Enclosed large lawn, concrete residence, all screened. Spacious porch, living room — dining room, master bedroom with bath, three other bedrooms, independent bath, kitchen and pantry. Telephone, Separate servants’ quarters, laundry and garage. Rental reasonable.

FROM

Lagoon.

by

rooms

harming Spanish-style home, large garden bordering on ocean. 4 bedrooms, 2 airconditioned, 2 baths, fully furnished. Available July 1 — September 1. Maid if desired. $350 monthly. 3-3024. 1592 520

RENT

GAEDENS.

house:

817

SALE

close

fur-

S16

COMFORTABLY,

8-0878.

SUBLET

516

FOR

RENT

Invest-

1520

APARTMENTS

FOR

P. R. Box 3306 Guaynabo 2371. 1548

room, maid’s quarters, -terraces, elevator, incinerator, terrazo floors. Condominium Santa Rita, McLeary Corner

four-bedroom

1579

ATTRACTIVE

APARTMENTS in Condominium, residential, office and commercial, fi@tarting at $14,000. First Federal

EIGHT

Center.

hbed-

dras Darlington. Brand new, 4 . bedrooms, 2 baths, built-in kitchen & cabinets, bar-counter, diningroom, large livingroom, carport & large porch. All screened. For information call office, 2-5141, home 3-5769.

facing

1590

SALE

4

FOR

ALEGRE,

Airconditioned. Other garage, carport, ser2-9881. 518

WILLS

UNIVERSITY

EXTENTION COUNTRY CLUB — Cool 3 bedroom house, screened,-hot water, kitchen cabinets, electric stove, carport, bus service. Near 65th Infantry Ave., school and church. 2-4055 office hours.

530

Furnished,

section.

1573

jaun-

6-6472.

beach.

residential

CAMPO

517

HOUSES

Vincen-

Call

equipment.

heavy

of

BAFAEL,

near

HOUSES

RENT

nished home available June 5 to August: 15 to responsible person by vacationing family. Reasonable rent. Write: Box F, San Juan Star.

3-0850,

in

immediately ship Will equipment. dry any for parts spare any Miami from

kind

GARDEN

lagoon in Miramar. Brand new, neveroccupied unfurnished 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Kitchen with built-in Formica cabinets, latest style. Open terrace. 7th floor.

of listings has and Rico Puerto

REALTY in sale

Also

SAN

quiet

rooms, 2 baths. facilities. 2 car vant’s quarters. 1594

520

CONDOMINIUM

FOR

HOME

lovely

CONDOMINIUM SAN RAFAEL — facing Lagoon and Ave. Norte, bedroom furnished apartment, just finished. Equipped kitchen, linen and china included. Call days 2-5069. After 5, 2-0795. 1583 318

Ine., has listings REALTY, CINTRON San — lots for sale and e? houses Maria, San Patricio, Santa Francisco, Bucaré , Caparra Hills, Villa Garden Park, Hato Rey, San‘Baldrich, Hyde facilities. turee, Rie Piedras. Payment mortgages. for first availabie Money 2-0911 us, Call es. properti Investment br write Box 729, Roosevelt. a472 VINCENTI for houses

AMPLE

— UNFUENISHED modern fully screened. 3 bedrooms,

one airconditioned, 2 bathrooms, electric range, water heater, private terrace, other facilities, Contact Mr. Labiosa,

and staff are yours. Pictures, complete @escription of scores of houses for sale, beach front property. ocean front farms, J. property. investment and fsiands ALLEN

HOUSES

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

ESTATE

TELS.

35315

connections

tank

completed

preblems here!

MARIA

—

—-

20

THE SAN. JUAN STAR — Monday, May 16,,1960

1958

OESSNA

—

170B,

perfect

CARS condi-

tion. New paint, upholstery. windshield. Radio-compass two way. radio gyro

instruments. Desire to form flying club. Price of plane includes legal fees of inco tion and license for nonflying mem! . Interested clubs or individuals Please call Bikini Pools, 6-5003. e 1563 518

SECRETARIAL

WHY

BUY

down

payment

ments,

SERVICE

fect

legal documents,

Gini

business

for

WANTED

BOYS

WANTED:

yourself.

FORD

paid.

$10

Go

Earn

WANTED,

MEN resident,

1568

cleaned

Auto 606,

salesmen

secretary. Immediate profit. Excellent future for the right men. Apply in person, FRANCISCUS REALTY COMPANY & ASSOCIATES, Condado, 3 Nairn St. & Ashford, right of Presbyterian Hospital om Beach. 3-3506. 1610 521

tions,

or

whe

a chef

can

who

follow

will

instruc-

follow

EXECUTIVE

POSITION

—

REPRESENTATIVE’S personnel management

Good

position consult-

your

car

can

ively

YOUR

6-3027.

INSTRUCTION

for:

PLEASE

Stewardesses,

Air-

Flight

At-:|

ceptionist, Communications, Traffic.| Reasonable fees. Modern rooms conveniently located in the heart of Santurce. For information telephone 3-1357, International Airline Academy, 1259 Ponce de Ledém Avenue, 4th Floor, Stop 18, Santurce.

LANGUAGE ENSTITUTO

one

PEOPERTY

for

sale

DE

IDIOMAS

— ConversaFrench, Eng-

PRIME,

DRESS

sale.e

for

to

pack

oad

Precious

re yield

phone

5003.

e

SELLING

BRIDAL

(103

66

HOSPITAL SUPPLIES HOSPITAL

SUPFLY

COMPANY

Fernandez R.

==

UF!

and eye-appeal . 2-6267

is yours” when the Whether you're mov- ;

transport

longings,

as

your

AIR

most |

scheduled,

519|

OUT

FOR

UF | 1455

YOU

service

For

11%.

over

going to move?

in

Spain,

Puerto

SALE

—

show cases. cabinets,

a

Germany,

crating,

FURTHER EDUCATION and advance 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 519 |

City

40.

$300 value,

United

shipping.

Lines, Ine. Tel. 2-2726,

No.

1057.

CO

chance.

~

States, i Packing,

Agent

| SUMMER

of

June

Call “ Muebleria 2-2067 Ponce de

Santurce.

_

or

Tuition

MOVE

YOUB

Juan.

furniture

Ine.. opposite

Service,

by

-

Almacenes

Pier

responsibility.

Local and long distance. We belongings. Agents National

services

store your Van Lines

UF

window

uniis

Cali 35999.

— alse industria)

_

a ne 0ae 8:36-11:3 AM. including

$90.

Limited

Mrs.

Ww. A.

, 774 *

|

& SERVICE Television

WILCHEK—

—

us

—

Richard

Ft.

because

we

Bertram

Lauderdale

cognized

as

one

are

&

and

of

affiliated

Co.

Bahia

the

tent yacht brokers in the

oF

most

with

Miami,

Mar,

re-

compe-|

their

craft

through

the

| PAN

AMERICAN

repair

Ninety

make

TV,

day

guarantee.

radio

Las

country. We | {echnicians Bening |

Bertram

or-

Sanization praise. For free listings of further information, write, phone or, visit Kiko Toro, Inc:: Stop 31 — Mufioz Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey. 6-5429. 1498 715

1136

galley,

dinghy

3-1518 1559

(Day),

9-0373

Qwner

leaving

island.

with

Calf

(night). .

on} All.

—

terms

~

SERVICES

FOR

warner

simcenee tained

1531

.

TV & RADIO

RENTAL

Ca

‘arm

ave

SERVICE

a.

Se

dryers,

and

gas

on

your

Guarantee

8-1012.

dishwashers

Same

SERVICE

Norge

refri-

Sone

ete.,

International,

Rey.

weatine eall

553

Carolina

;

SWIMMING POOLS

Me,

“47 Bergen Street Brooklyn

1,

Qamm

Agenis for

451 Fernandez Juncos —

Telephone

3-3900 —

~ Puerte Rico

39 Broadway, New York — Dighy 4-79406

San

5

. Agustin

Pta Tierra, P.R.

or around

North American Van Lines, Inc.

rg

St. 526

EQUIPMENT

duplicator, tables, shelves, miscellaneous . —- joao supplies. Complete $550. Telephone 3-0797. ee Gater trailers. | 1541 “8 516

Around the Block

Call

manenmnds

64551.

RETURNING TO States. Sacrificing equipment. Executive metal desk, swivel chair, two and four drawer files, storage cabinet, adding: machine, typewriter,

524

=

stoves.

on parts.

$17

jemonstrations.

anak

~| YAWN 3-3338

TELEVISION, BADIOS, for rent in your own home. Same service given to hotels, hospi for years. Call 3-0719 and will

OFFICE

or

et Hato

service.

Free fumigation estimate. and

iness

UP i

Hi-Fi./

°

Eastham,

Marias.

REPAIR SHOP- repairs all

h

ranges,

service.

/30 FT. AUXILIARY yawl, dacron sail, deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month including Genoa, 25 H.P. Universal | Telerental Service, engine; foam rubber bunks: inclosed | 267 UF

head,

:

UP

1

MARQUEZ

LABS!

or

hom

APPLIANCE

Service ' gay

ELECTRONICS

any

inse€ts, Ices) rats

guaranteed.

electric

best in T. V. sevice and repair receivers of any make or model. YACHT Brokerage available work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268. Rico and the Virgin Islands. | g

Puerto

een,

1

Over 10 years experience is behind the

FOR SALE

for

Ke

BOB

BOATS

of

guaranty.

,

T.V. SALES

|{ Control

9, San a

‘Valenda Baxt Express, Inc. home

—

29th,

1 hans ee, St» Punta

B18

ane

68

SCHOOL

SCHOOL

20th—July

| ment

types and sizes air conditioning filters fer

REPAIRS

SUMMERS

POOLS, Puerte Rico’s oldest Ibs. displacement. Excellent condition, Pool fast and remarkably comfortable. Built copper filtering system. These materials 1957. Price $16,500 firm, R. C. Newick, One St.. Christiansted, St. last forever. Fer free estimates, cal! Croix, V. L 6s 517 | 1566 1562

ee

COND.

Rivera, UF

Bayamon.

Santuroe. Tol 2070. {La WEYERMBNADORA (Commaneeslin ! Pest Control Serv

Maritimes,

$200. cash. Call 6-0381 anytime until 9

— oe ting Mercury

paintings will not be available after May 30th. See and buy them at Don Roeberto’s now. 205 Cristo, old San Juan. Your

324.

‘

tag”?

all for

A BOAT is sigu of success, but persons with distinctive tastes own a Borum boat. America’s most wanted boat. See the latest models at Kiko Toro Inc.,

Piedras. Sr

-Information

:

Use the eat |

japan.

storage,

U.S. Van La Bolsa.

1593

asy

Stores, intersection Caguas-Rio interviewing 9—11 AM, 18th.

or

with ! AIRCONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION

~

offer you the fine service, that hundreds of local yachtsmen who have purchased

GOWNS

6-3439.

DOGS AND PETS

Buy your yacht, cruiser or boat through

BRIDES TO BE: Latest style heautiful wedding gowns, bridesmaid’s dresses, Méndez,

CONTINENTAL DETECTIVE BUREAU: The most competent Agency in Latin America. Night Patrois, Bodyguards, hoes dese Payroll Escort, Con. vi ation. 1072 Fernandez Juncos uree 2-5282 4213. ao i aa . Caguas

display or coffee tables, shelving for : bookcases, mahogany desk. Come to MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We do | 1607 Triana, anytime from 9 AM to 9 PM. all types of moving, no matter if it be | large or small. Moderate Recinte Sur 305. s1¢ | Mueblerfia Torres, Fernandez peices. | EXTERMINATING

in

ALTERATIONS

BUREAUS

BOXER PUPPIES for sale, 9 week old. Registered with the - AKC. Call 65160; after 7 P 5408. 519 i

Sz

517

Annual

informa

Second

ALTERATIONS and fine work. ‘‘Marisa’s’*, 1020 AshCondado. Telephone 32-4122, 611

64 DETECTIVE

in locall or Statesid ye. we are equipped '

WELL secured second mortgages | ARE

1234

NOW WOMEN’S seamstress ford Ave., 1512

see Puerto Rico’s only certified

— selling like etre

;

or

‘

1487

eke ee

ISLAND

“THE PLEASURE moving job is ours.

2-5856.

one Ocean

renees required. Excellent starting sajary.. Apply Room 210, El Imparcial

eee tapereseateentdeeenceme

months | watches

Tycoon rods, one Ocean City 9-0 reel,

CLASSES

Avenue,

a short autobiography,-written in English and in your own handwriting, to Sales Bex 8466, Santurce, P.

Me-

23542.

Spa

Representative, Juncos Station, 339)

6

$150.. All first class | master watch and clockmaker, William Caparra. 8-0409. 7A, Gruen, Certified Master Watch. and a) ae Makers Calle Laurel 2413, Punta Las Marias. Phone 2-8160.

519 ONE YEAR old fishing equipment. nt. Two| 0 G20 i

Memi 1425

in

table,

RZPAIRS

MOVING: WHO -moves you ts as imFACTORY EQUIPMENT portant as where you move. Moving, packing, shipping and storage of fur-: INDUSTRIAL CHAIRS, he duty, niture. C.W. SIEGMUND, Villa. Prades | sistant to abuse, yet counfartabte, "bea ore. Rie Piedras. Tel. 6-3072. ; and backs, modern design, long-lasting

tendants, Reservations, Travel Agent, | — ‘eletype rator, Ticke ent. e-

cocktail party and date dresses, sold at best prices available. Will make appointand Saturdays. Phone ments - evenings

and

RCA, Villa

MOVING & STORAGE

Laundry

conditioned.

MISCELLANEOUS

,..

Ping-Pong

WATCH

Excellent location, Rents over the dependable care you look for and;| repair for home and cammercial a year, can be increased to seldom find. Telephone 6-3157, 6-3329 , establishments, All Stateside mechanics $35,000. Year leases. Seven tenants. Call Capitol Transportation, Inc., for a free ' Call Stateside Servi 4718 = 2-4718 ice, days Agents for Atlas Van Lines. | nights, 2-7 - appointment, Centro Técnico Esteva, | estimate.

by

Radiator Service, oPnce de Hato Rey. (Front of Post

ATTENTION,

-

equipped

reputation. Air

trade. $28,000

i

Unusually

attractive opportunity for bilingual exmilitary man. Up to 45 years. For sales administrative position for continental organizations dealing in_ services. Excellent opportunity for adv t for right person. Forward resume and photo. P.O. Box 6223, Loiza Station, Santuree, P. R. 1608 519 SALES open in

Is

radiator

repaired

SPECIAL

ins-

tructions. Some English necessary. Only experienced mam need apply. Write details. Box E, San Juan Star. 1605 517

Newly

area, main avenue. Stop 26 tropol and Fdz. Juncos. After 7:30 PM. Call 2-1871 Maisonet. 1291 ‘ S25

518

MALE and executive

—

Your

and

$100.

LEAVING

and Dry Cleaning. Good business future. $B Oemsercio Street. PONCE, P. R. 6 516 NIGHT CLUB for_sale 300 person ca. pacity, dance floor, bandstand. bar,

RADIATORS

EADIATORS

everheating?

Office)

6% years. Puerto Rico, seeks position of plant manager. Experience, 5-1|2 years plant manager, experience Tool and Die, Production, Assembly, Packaging, Maintenance, Office. Box 1368, Ponce. 1414

SALE:

INVESTMENT

32 permanent

WANTED

3-0420.

AUTO

etc. | Sofa,

S526

FOR

taxes

LEAVING ISLAND, must Chevrolet convertible in new car fondition, with only 18,000 miles and taxes paid. Also h ousehold furnishings. Will — best ‘offers. Telephone 8-2038.

com-

service

rent. For | Old. $30. Hi-Fi SPEAK | condition. A-9 ‘ 530 1581

1591

radio,

into

high

&

safes,

|

5 chairs, ! FoR PRECISION watch and clock reKroehler j pairs, chronograph and complicated

appliances, below Stat da nt house cost. Refrigerator-freezer GE, 12 cu. ft., $350. Automatic washer, $225. Drier, $150. Dishwasher, $100. Phone | 3-4691, Apt. 2A, 52 Luisa, Condado. , 1544 Si¢) z BAE-RESTAUERANT business — Fermandez Jumces corner. Monthly gross FINEST MAKES of traditional furni-/ $2300. 29 bar stools, completely equipped ture. also antiques, porch, terrace and, restaurant. $10,000 equinment §includ- garden furniture, wrought iron. Elegant < ee “ae eee Ja decorator’s items — chandeliers, paintFs ‘ov! tates. erythi for » mirrors, statues, a : $12,000. FRANCISCUS REALTORS & | Call 6-5272, oe ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn @& Ashford. | 1570 52g; 3-3506 — 3-8372. .

en

$875.

sales

office. équipment,

FORMICA BREAKFAST table, $30. Brown washable. nylon

FOR SALE: Olé Madrid Bar-Restaurant. Owner leaving island. Good clientele, low rent. Debt-free. Part cash. balance mortgage. For information, Mr. Mora, 2-3891. SPEAK SPANISH. a 1577

per-

nomica al telescope — new $265, will sell

POSITIONS

COOK,

license.

for $100. Phone 1580

CONTINENTAL,

HEAD

CONVERTIBLE.

excellent condition, automatic, 40,000 miles, white side walls.

Cruz Leon

ESTATE

in

condition. Only 30,000 miles. Fully equipped. Real bargain. Owner leaving for the States. For information call Li— 8-1215 during office hours.

AUTO

REAL

two-door

Established

for

for sale. Good location. low appointment ~ cali 3-6245.~ SPANISH.

Just call 3-5190, Martorani Motors,

CHEVROLET-—Vs

missions as a carrier serving the San Juan Star on established routes. If you a@re over 12 years of age, phone 3-8400, Ext. 61, Miss Longfellow. 4247 : ‘UF

HELP

store

new,

FURNITURE FOR SALE

OPPORTUNITIES

— $2500 CASH and you're in

business.

intail-

brand

SERVICE

s

HELP

monthly

a

19855

UF

PART TIME Bookkeeptngs Service available. Journals, ledgers, payroll taxes, ‘ ete. Monthly weekly or hourly rates. Phene 6-0383. 14% “520

CARRIER

$44

own

BARGAIN

$275

Lobaugh

166

BOOKKEEPING

and

cam

With

Service,

contracts, reports, free

Pick-up and delivery. Call Gay or night — 3-5156.

CAR?

1935 FORD FAIRLANE, Fordomatic, new brakes, front and overhauled. Also nursery furniture, 3 bedroom sets, dining, livingroom furniture, Hi-Fi, sewing machine, electric roaster, occasional chairs. Call 3-7517. 1595 . “$17

518

Secretarial

USED-

BUSINESS

1 19537

D-4, Muriel Eddy, 2 -8735. 1231 i fast

you

SALE

Inc., 1402, Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop poh Santurce, opposite Lottery ae.

EXPERIENCED CONTINENTAL Public Stenographer servicing La Concha, San Juan Intercontinental, others, lecal =transient. Typing, shorthand, briefs, manuscripts, reports. Hourly rates. IBM Electric. 1120 Ashford Ave., Apt.

EFFICIENT,

A

FOR

MORE CLASSIFIEDS ON PAGE 20 the world ,

<n OG

AIRCRAFT FOR SALE

(ay A

Ext 72. vy

cx:

CLASSTELEDS

3-8400

19

— Monday, ‘May 16, 1960

RHE SAN JUAN STAR

_

CINEMA

CLASSIFIEDS 'Plebiscite See n As Showdown | Moment Of Truth?

ART

SCHOOLS

PATTY PEASE School of Painting. Daytime classes in portrait, landscape, and a month. Register nowgtill life. $19

—

PIANOS

PRINTING

Susp.

ENVELOPES,

SAERREADS.

Out if the people want statehood

Telephone. $11.00 M. cards, printe: any on quotation

Established

printers

since

~ att material.

182!

VACUUM

cite to be held whenever a cer-

CLEANERS

|

eal

f

petitions

favor-

World’s only automatic | tain number of p one political status is sent vacuum cleaner and air purifier. Also |ing | repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO {to the Department of State. Pp DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT. ; Consider It Settled Del Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604, ;

Hawk

voted

Directory

overwhelmingly

for

as

Populars

the

status

are

The Republicans say ‘Rico wants statehood.

+s Wonderful

with

TREATMENTS

Okay,

ther

REVITALIZE and RELAX ° SWEDISH MASSAGE

want

have Now

| Shut _up. : | Will the Republicans

7

: Will '

they

risk

Consider

losing. The U. S. Congress

THE CARISE

HILTON

and | the

the President will know that majority of all Puerto Ri-

teans

is statehood

May

16

Telefiesta de de ja. la Tarde 130- (O) Zeletiesta Xa 00-4) La Ninfa del Gate (Film) Cartoons

Los

Big

Verdes

.

Michael

Telecartoons

(4) Ramar (8)

(11)

Club

de

en la

Africa

(4)

Ronda

Social

:00—(2)

of

Padre

Soflado

(4) “Wyatt

¥:30~—(2) “Culpable” (Film) (4) “Eran 3 de Cabaileria” hd Ea gem 7 Serio ¥:43—(6) ay Ronda Internacional bo. shew Panamenicens

that

to

o:09— (2) “Perdon Para Esta Mujer” (6) Extra

Amigos

de Tres

de la Noche

10:00-—(2)

Noticias

y

9:20—(2)

“Golden

Hoofs”

SOLICIT

TO

ACCOUNTS

Reply San Juan Star Box

“J”

want

Separate

ON

cry

of

impossible

again

why

by

i

in

the

ita vital

mm:

Co

onwealth.

those

who

ques

who

get

men

-

be.

survive

voted

as a form

for

of government,

as an entity, or were they ing for the man, Mufoz— dynamic,

forceful,

poet-politician? The plebiscite

votthe

appealing

would

be

held

outside “political lines,” according to the Governor’s proposal.

The

idea,

he

said,

is

to

filmland unions: “What is acting? It is a. pro-

fession,

Populars

everyone

theirs.

not

many

find

that

first,

way

in

they

are

life.

Too

Hollywood

of

for-

men

and