The San Juan Star (May 19, 1960)

Ferre In Plebiscite Duel

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Spy Incident Still Rings In Raging Bear's Roars By MAX

PARIS

HARRELSON

(AP)--Soviet Premier Khrushchev yesterday denounc-

ed President Eisenhower’s policy on intelligence flights and sug-

gested it might be well to take the alleged American aggressors “by the scruff of the neck... and give them a

little shaking.”

The Soviet leader, scowling and thundering before the press of the world, accused Fisenhower of deceit and called him a “fishy” friend. He asserted that the incident of the spy

plane

proached with was

had

convinced

the Soviet

“resolve and urgency.”

Union

the

Berlin

problem

must ‘te

a

The massive news conference in the Summit Press Center at the Palais de Chaillot attended by around 2,000 newsmen and was one of the longest ever held by the

head of a major government. | It lasted two hours and ‘20 minutes. He made these main points: 1. He intends to sign a separate when he is ready.

peace

Still To Confuse Public Opinion

Grave Risks Hit

By HAROLD J. LIDIN of the Mufioz plebiscite

aim

opinion

in

Puerto

Rico.

The

type

of

plebiscite

“forever”

the

political

alleged

status,

that

confusion

By A. W. MALDONADO proposal,

Ferre

could in

dispell

the

insisted,

island

is

a

re-

39 Blind Boys Bowl; Several Scores High By

JIM

Thirty-nine

the Loiza Cordero a

DOUGLAS blind

youngsters

Blind

and

seven

to

rangein 17,

for the

age

gathered

from around

bowled for the first time in their eight bowling lanes and received lives here and some of them made scores that would bowlers with sight.

shame

The event took place at the Santa Rosa Bolera in Bayamon Tuesday where the youngsters,

member's of Cub Scout Pack 304 and Scout Troop 80 of Santurce, were guests of Junior Chamber

the of

and the Commonwealth

San Juan Commerce

organization. The boys, all of whom

Bowling attend

instruction. Theyawere handed a ball and taught how to hold it. Then, one by one they were led down the lanes and given a bowling pin to inspect.

Aided

by Commonwealth

ins-

tructors Mary Williams and Mario Carbia and members of the

4CC, they then began to bowl, The newness of the game and (See

BLIND,

Page

21) oa

hood or Independence. The statehood-republican candidate further charged that the object of the statistics supplied by the Governor on the estimated cost of

statehood

to Puerto

Rico

Says

All Consciences

ferendum where the choice is limited to State-

(STAR photo by Julio Tobar.)

21)

Governor

charged last night in a speech prepared for “radio delivery, is to “confuse still further” public

him.

East Germany

(See SPY, Page

statehood gubérnatorial hopeful. Luis A. Ferre

HERE IT GOES—José Sanabria gets ready to roll his first ball down the alley as instructor Julio Alvarez guides

Communist

GOP Sees Aim

The

on

treaty with

is to confuse

the

electorate. Labeling the figures given by the majority Popular Party and its officials “capricious and arbitrary,” Ferre cited widely differing estimates made by administration officials to uphold his complaint. The figure estimate of ‘$188 millions, which the Federal Bureau of Budget gave to Congress supposedly as an estimate of the cost (See GOP, Page, 21)

Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin last night left to the “conscience’”’

of all Puerto

Ricans

the decision

te

“risk” exchanging Commonwealth status for statehood or independence. In an island-wide radio speech, Mufioz said his proposed: plebiscite bill would ‘“‘put before the conscience of each citizen the necessity of considering seriously, honorably, what the consequences would be ‘“‘upon the establishment of the status the citizen wants to submit for voting. The proposed bill would establish the mechanism whereby Puerto Ricans can decide if and when to have a plebiscite and what statuses would be included. Mufioz stressed that the bill takes away from the government and the legislature the power to call for the plebiscite, placing it squarely with the people. Law would exist, he added, as long

as the people do not demand the plebiscite. The Governor said that the reason Puerto Rico has progressed as much as it has is because it

was able to put aside the political status question (See

GOVERNOR,

Page

21)

Census Shows Big Dip In P.R. Growth Rate By FREDERICK HARMON Puerto Rico’s population growth rate was only six per cent in. 1950-60 compared with an 18 per cent increase in the

previous decade,

the Bureau

of rural agricultural economy to an

the Census reported in preliminary figures yesterday. ~

This

growth

was

the

The figures also show, accord-,reached about 2,346,000 thig year, up from 2,210,703 in 195¢

ing to Donald Reider, regional director of the Census Bureau for Puerto Rico, that “Puerto Rico is rapidly changing from a

lowest

recorded in any decade since the | first island-wide census in 1765.

urban

industrial

economy.”

The San Juan population jumped from 368,756 in 1950 to about 450,000 this year.

Puerto

Rico’s

population

a-net gain of 135,297 persons. The rate of growth is “going down so rapidly,” Reider added, “ that the net increase between 1950 is less than half of the in

crease between 1940 and 1950.” Reider said he believed that migration ef Puerto Ricans te (See

CENSUS,

Page

21)

THE SAN JUAN STAR = Tharsday, May 19, 1960

Guerrillas In Cuba Hang informers

NOW IN LOOK

MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Bodies of informers for the Fidel Castro regime have been seen recently hanging from tree limbs along Cuba’s central highway in Oriente Province, says Hal Hendrix, Latin America Editor of the Miami News.

MAGAZINE

He

says

the

reminders tt

Uj

bodies

that

are

guerrilla

grim

warfare

against Castro’s rule is spreading. Fastened to the bodies, he said, have been small warning placards

|

proclaiming: “There will be live @ahivatos (informers)

no in

Cuba.”

Buses Burned Other

BOOK, M/STER CITIZEN: *To be pvt lished by Bernard Geis Associctes.

BOATS

18 PAGES ON AMERICA’S BIG BOOM.

By

BOB

A

month’s

States

did

stay

in

nothing

the

United

to weaken

the

pro-Fidel Castro feelings of five Cuban students who arrived in Puerto Rico yesterday.

The

friendly

seemed

happy

young

men,

to

back

be

more

P.R.

Puerto

Rico

rity,

as

the

a

basis

of

the

beginning

the

Puerto

been

the

Rico,

“provider

im-

metropolitan

such

items

of

as

projects and Puerto Rico.

area

viewing

self-help

housing

the

University i

Vicente Ribinos the U. S. mostly

of

Pasternak

TOP PROS PICK NATION'S MOST DIFFICULT HOLES.

nak,

papers

(AP)—Boris

the

Paster-

controversial

Soviet

author who won a Nobel Prize and then rejected it under official Soviet pressure, has been stricken

with

PAINLESS

a

serious

complicated morhage.

DENTISTRY

by

heart a

hem-

were Batista,

To Do

the

At

Police

will

buy

The the

residents

Area

CALL 6-6000 of

Puerto

Rico

the service of the Community

in the

Bidopia,

Arrechea,

and

party

in-

Blas

Rafael

no

longer were

it,’

student

subsinot

and

there: the people

Echevarria

said

semi-official

there

po-

said.

in addition

newspaper,

were

to

‘‘Re-

several

there

haw

reported.

Mountains

SORES ty

tei ‘

of are

in the

of Las Vi-

and in Los Organos

range of Pinar del Rio Province. These

groups,

however,

Jesus

to be

keeping

out

airport.

oe

center

An-

Oller. The group, which will return to Havana Saturday, was met by Commonwealth State Department official Jose Pifieiro at the

the .

Escambray

of

are said open

com-

bat now.”

Wins Equipment Award For Medical Laundry

eo

The

American

Laundry

and

©

Machinery Co. of New York was low bidder for equipping the Puerto

Rico

Medical

Center’s

laundry with a bid of $363,459, the center reported. The bids were opened Tuesday afternoon by the center’s board of awards. A second bid-opening will be held July 12 for construction of the laundry.

Cuban

revolutionary

pular with the people, fore went broke. ‘If a paper is good,

you need the services of the Police?

PLEASE The

by

volucion,’”

of the Metropolitan

counter

dized

NOTICE L

of

tendencies

ailment

stomach

students

Julio

cri-

Ugalde Carrillo, and others, including Diaz Balart, Rivero Aguero and Francisco Tabernilla.

Stricken

MOSCOW

‘‘constructive

criminals.’’ He lists as the the ‘‘Batista torturer,”

Another student, Orlando Echeour most basic needs, in food’ for our bodies and for our souls varria, when asked about the closin Cuba that through its generous prodigality ing of newspapers and the invaluable diversityof were critical of Castro said that they had ‘‘closed themselves’ for its scenery.” lack of funds. He said those news-

COLTS.

dres

is

said he holds to account for

harboring several notorious “war worst

it

Other

and visited several

Juan

prospe-

economic and social life.” He also stated that since

of

fountain

were

major cities. Here, the Commonwealth Department of State is the host and they will tour the San

of Puerthe

has

the

and

In the States, they were the guests of the National Social Wel-

he states

of

land

and

become

cluded

it is “necessary in the public interest that people get to know to

has

mental policies of the North Americans as ‘“‘very bad.” .

S.

after they first

action.”

llas Province

Rico.

the land

again

newspapers

but that ticism.”’

U.

~

guerrilla bands now are reported

pressed by the friendly. people there, but still considered govern-

the

Castro’s

‘to be active in Oriente, formerly Castro’s. stronghold.. This once

groups

in

fare Assembly

In this proclamation,

a year

addition,

Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin has proclaimed next week “Land in

than

“In

‘Land Week’

Week”

privately-owned

which

landed in Oriente,” Hendrix said in a Havana-dated dispatch. - Shades of Castro _ “At least a half dozen separate

sizable

who in

other

one

in Havana that-can and do take critical looks at the government,

tour

Mufioz Proclaims

PREJUDICE WHY DO PEOPLE HATE?

TODAY... GET

Spanish-speaking atmosphere again, said they enjoyed their

BONE

was

rebel forces, when fighting gainst — the regime of Fulgencio Batista, were not able to engage in for

Cuban Students Still Staunchly Pro-Castro Despite U.S. Tour

and appreciate

A REVOLUTI NARY NEW PAIN-KILLING DEVICE..

tivity.

oom

AN EXCLUSIVE, 9-PAGE PREVIEW OF FORMER PRESIDENT TRUMAN’S FRANK, CONTROVERSIAL

CASTRO FANS HERE—These five staunch supporters of Premier Fidel Castro are, left to right, Vicente Ribinos, Orlando Echevarria, Julio Bidopia, Blas Andrés ArreAll are Cuban University stucha, and Rafael Jesus Oller, arrived here yesterday. dents invited to Puerto Rico by the Commonwealth Department as part of cultural (STAR photo by Bob Bene.) exchange.

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BY HARRY S. TRUMAN

of a swelling

conflict are the charred remains of trucks and buses that have. been burned _in recent weeks by -| anti-Castro rebels on Cuba’s main cross-country highway. “This particular guerrilla_ac-_

SNUBBED

ME

indications

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, su 19,1960

Helfeld Named Dock Employes Union Monitor The

U.

Puerto

S.

District

Rico

down

an

-versity

injunction of

Court

yesterday

Puerto.

for

Marin

naming Rico

pro-

fessor David Helfeld as monitor for the scandal-scarred union of waterfront clerks and checkers, the Dock Employes Union, UDEM. The order of Federal Court judge

for union

- required

under

refusing

any

election

the

union

as

consti-

tution. Fand

The

Disbursements

UDEM

enjoined

officials

from

. union

funds.in excess of $50, without _ the approval of the. union’s board of director and without the sig-

the

request

from

nature of the president and secre-

where

the

summit

tary-treasurer. The recent

broke

up

Tuesday

bezzlement

it discovery

in

portedly’

in

UDEM

excess

: of

v2 spy plane

em-

funds,

of

OSLO

the

—

Norwegian

mintster

Halvard

said

this

&

rejected

as

“injurious,

un-

founded and insulting” a-Soviet note charging Switzerland expelled two Soviet embassy secretaries at U.S. suggestion

to

divert

tention

from

the

public

spy

at

plane

incident. ek

LONDON

&

(AP)

—

Tested

by a new international crisis brought. on by the behavior the AFL-CIO, to discuss the issues of Soviet premier Khrushchev which have brought disfavor upon in Paris, the solidarity of the the 83,000-member union. United States and the United The AFL-CIO.expelled the ILA in 1953 for alleged racketeering |- Kingdom is absolute, deputy connections, but reinstated the: premier R. A. Butler said union

for_a

period

two-year

probation

in November,

yesterday.

1959.

an

RYAN

News

(AP)

—

before

the

at the summit

sources

BERN, Switzerland @ — The government yesterday

Tuesday night to seek a meeting with George Meany, president of

PARIS

months

L.

Press

planned for later this month,

xk

agreed

WILLIAM

make

decision was made because of the new international situation. _

again.

By

Lange yesterday’ cancelled his visit to the Soviet Union Informed

NEW ORLEANS (AP)—The}national executive board -of the International Longshoremen’s Assn. Has rejected a New York district. council recommendation that the ILA quit the AFL-CIO rather than be expelled

To Use As Ready-Made Crises Associated

(AP)

foreign

‘Parley To Air ieoies Of Rift

board

over

incident:of May

eee

ILA Seeks AFL|

24-member

Paris,

conference

re-

$13,000,

triggered the rank-and-file demand led by Bull Line checker Anibal

The

Prime this un-

Reds Keep Two Major Issues

are further

disbursing

by

THEIR EFFORTS FAH.ED—France’s President Charles deGaulle, Britain’s UNITED NATIONS (AP) Minister Harold Macmillan and President Eisenhower, left to-right, presented —The Soviet Union asked smiling scene at the end of the summit Tuesday. (AP. Photo.) last night that the U.N: Security Council meet urgently News Analysis and take measures -to stop United States flights- over Soviet territory: Soviet foreign minister - Andrei: A. Gromyko cabled

office, and from

to hold:

order.

is instructed

Summit's End Stirs World Ire

Clemente Ruiz Nazario also clears the way for an election of offi_ cers in the 750-member organization. Under the injunction, the present union hierarchy, led by Ra.fael Berrios, is restrained from denying to members ‘‘equal rights and privileges’’ to nominate can-

didates

Helfeld

the court to review and where needed, to-recommend, accounting and other fiscal procedures affecting UDEM funds.

Uni-

law

for the injunction

Monitor

handed

adequate

Nikita

Analyst

It

will

be

West

can

assessment

the factors behind

the

of

explosion

in Paris. But the

United States in the long may come out on fop.

run

ay

s

violent

diatribe before the world’s press last night presented a frighten-

ing tery.

spectacle

for

an

already

jit-

world.

and

Pesquera plebiscite

to “allow the people of Puerto Rico to decide the religious in-

struction issue.” “T propose to the Popular a referendum

to

decide

this

issue

political

status

issue,’’

Feliu

said

yesterday. Feliu, an Independentista, . is author of a religious instruction bill tabled Tuesday by the Commonwealth House of Representatives. The bil would. have authorized religious instruction one hour a week.during public school

ally

will

easier. The who seem

particularly those of Berlin and Germany, as ready-made crises.

minds in the Kremlin

large

sident

breathe

Chinese Communists, -to have played a

part

in

changing

Eisenhower

some

about Pre-

as a mari of

Peace, now can be assured Khrushchev’s peace-making

not go so far their interests. Need

as

Have

to No

surrender : Fear

And West German Christian Democrats may be relieved. of their fear that in bargaining for

ernment

might give Germany’s

Earlier troduced

for

it.

in the session, a motion

cial committee

Feliu

creating

in-

a spe-

peace,

In the

the

Western

away some interests.

long

run,

the

powers

of

to withdraw a charter granted - in the Dominican Republic, end discrimination against negro dock workers

in

New

York

Teamster-affiliated novan

as

and

oust

Edward

Do-

Chicago

director. The executive

board -met here

in connection with the convention

of the ILA SOUTH and GULF COAST

ATLANTIC district.

. Anti-TB Campaign

For a fabulous trip, fly

Started In Ponce PONCE— of

the

Department

campaign has

Under

About

of

against

begun

nization

the

at

the

auspices | Health,

a)

tuberculosis | Dr.

Pila

Urba-

here. 5,000

persons

are

ex-

pected to submit to X-ray checkups. Puerto Rico Urban Renewal and

Housing

Corporation

offi-

cials from the Ponce office. are assisting the.local Department of Heaith personnel in doing the

AIRsFRANCE

~)

WORLD'S

LARGEST

MOST

PERSONAL

of

the Paris attempt at a summit legation from a Catholic mass meeting are likely to hurt world meeting scheduled to demonstrate Communism as a movement, just in front of the Capitol building as the fearsome Stalin hurt the Sunday in-favor of Feliu’s bill. movement a decade ago. But In a surprise move, the House the Communists have the conapproved the motion. ‘‘The rally solation that, at the same time, is expected to be,” Feliu said, the Paris results can solidify “the greatest mass concertation the ranks of the Communist world leadership. in the history of Puerto Rico.”

Going to Europe?

regional

West

results

to meet with a de-

Meany has called for the ILA |

that will

time, but off school premises. The referendum should come about, Feliu said, when a set number of citizens petition the Gov-

Party

exactly as the plebiscite proposed by the. Governor to decide the

a Western

What the Russians have done is retain major world issues,

Religious Education Issue Stirs Call For Plebiscite Rep. Jose Luis Feliu called yesterday for a

These can be used whenever the Russians, for internal or other reasons, find a crisis necessary. Curiously, both a Russian ally

JET SERVICE

ON

THE

WORLD'S

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, May 19, 1960

a

Benicrats’ Convention Plans Seen Enhanced By Kennedy

Puerto Rico Bucks Eastern Fare Hike WASHINGTON ‘#-—-The govern. fare question was under review ment of Puerto Rico asked the and that the status quo should (CABN be maintained until a decision in Civil Aeronautics Board yesterday to suspend fare increase that proceeding had been reachproposals of Eastern Air Lines| ed. so. far as they involve Puerto Puerto Rico said there is noth-* Rico. ing further to warrant a fare in-

By HAROLD J. LIDIN Portraits and posters of Democratic presidential hopeSen.

John

F.

(D.,

Kennedy,

Mass.)

are

blossoming

from the walls of the recently-inaugur ated Party (Benicrats) at Stop 21, Santurce. reason,

according -to

par-

in Wisconsin,

Maryland

West

are

Virginia,

enhancing

and

Beni-

co. By

tion, of Commonwealth-supporing Democrats and will influence the national convention to seat group

Los

and

shun

Angeles

Correspondence

dy is expecting from gin

Islands,

In nedy

turn, to

for

him

and

the

Vir-

Benitez

Benitez try

to

Carib-

vote

Rico

says.

expects

influence

Kennatio-

nal party chairman Paul Butler to favor the Benicrats in delegate seating. The other

the

lo-

cal Democratic Party was ganized in March under the

orini-

tial

faction

leadership

que Campos resigned.

of

of

banker

del Toro,

who

En-

later

santi and Mrs. de Godinez as

Haydee Negroni members of the

convention

Mrs. for

Marta

the

tee. The

last-named

is

local

De.

tion

by

the

Benicrat

faction

is

under way in five cities now and will shortly begin in San Juan,

party

officials

report.

PORTLAND, Sen. John F.

sachusetts) control

creden-

Ore., (AP) Kennedy (D-Mas-

disavowed Vatican

—

and

the

seriousness

of a presidential rival — as he tried yesterday to parlay a spectacular Maryland primary victory

on

another

in

Oregon

tomor-

Tow. Kennedy scoured the populous Portland area for votes in a bid to make it two primaries

in a row over Sen. Wayne Morse (D.-Oregon). He was using old themes twists.

with

occasional

undaunted

new

by

his

licking in Maryland Tuesday, Morse worked over Portland ter-

ritory,

too.

He

made

his

pitch

to oldsters, railroad hands, strikers and democratic women.

plans

has

to

advised

the

increase

all

CAB

of

crease

by

Eastern,

which

its ates between New York SEY

fares 5 per cent, and to add $I to each one-way ticket charge effective July 7. Puerto Rico’s complaint pointed out that the rate structure of Puerto Rico air service fs currently before the board in e formal proceeding.

plat-

form committee, and Dolores and Carlos Chardon as delegates to the party rules commit-

Outwardly

Tuesday night, the Benicrats elected lawyer Orlando Anton-

Democratic

were

Benitez

Ce

Kenne-

a “United

delegation

Puerto

others

July. shows

and

of

San

oper-

and

Juan.

Narcotics Trafficker Nabbed By Police

Agents of the Office of Spe, cial Investigations together with’ 4 March 10 the CAB suspended pro- local police said yesterday they posals of Pan American World captured a major narcotics trafAirways to increase economy ficker of the Santurce area. fares to Puerto Rico, and of EastHe is Luis M. Isaac Clemen-: ern and Transcaribbean Airways te, 25, known as “Mulato.” A | to eliminate midweek discounts on resident of 335 Figueroa St., Puerto Rican travel. The board JOHN F. KENNEDY Isaac reportedly resisted offiexplained at that time that the. cers when they arrested him in Barrio Obrero at 2:30 p.m. He’ was on parole after being ton-' victed of a robbery charge, po-* lice said. Narcotics agents said Isaac. for handling the had been under observation for © The Commonwealth Legisla- machinery They said they several days. ture will consider on Saturday technical aspects of the vote. Specified Otherwise found on his possession 58 small a new plebiscite bill which may The Governor’s original an- envelopes of heroin. call for the status plebiscite to be handled through existing po- nouncement concerning the bill Arrained before Judge Rober- | specified that, as proposed by to Veray Torregrosa of District. litical parties. him, the plebiscite would be Court, he was remanded The plebiscite bill as originalto La taken out of the hands of politi- Princessa jail in lieu of ‘$20, 000! ly proposed by Gov. Mufioz and introduced by Popular Democra- cal parties. bail. ; fi The joint House and Senate tic Party legislators last week alternative to the use of Political: *es Plebiscite Committee will disdid not specify how voters petitioning for a given status cuss a substitute measure Sa- parties would be for voters to, B Committee Chairman choose a Central Committee tc: would represent themselves as turday. ‘ Alvarado said an represent them. a group. Also, it did not set up Rep. Arcilio tr

The

complaint

noted

that

on

New Bill May Call For Status Vote

Handled Through Parties Now Existing

& 3

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6

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, May 19, 1960

Market Mixed On Profit Taking:

Acerola Cannery

To Open Here Soon The

first plant

in Puerto

By

Rico

fer canning acerola juice will open soon in Sabana Seca. The

plant,

Ascorbo

Rico

day.

Co.,

was built with both outside local capital. Jorge Villa-

mil,

of

Juan,

is

president.

duced in the Sabana Seca plant, acerola and orange, guava, pineapple, and grape. With the exother here.

of

grape

products

juice are

all

failure

ing. the

the

factory

will

cultivated

opera- [sharply

begin

Most

tions with 15 employes, increasing this number as opesations warrant.

ed

that

times

ges, the

the

a

acerola

more

until best

vitamin

that

New

30 20

York

Jones

C

time

source

of

DOW Don

berry

concentration than

Gains

NEW

futures higher,

considered

averages. Close

INDUS RRS

623.00° 140.64

—

acid.

89.15

UP

0.03

65

STKS

204.96

UP

0.24

traded

meet-

had

leading

steels

and

and

rails

losses

were

mit

were

@

YORK

(AP)—Domestic

Low

Low

meeting,

anticipated’ an

sugar

along

COFFEE Bourbons

to

~~

in-

with

heavier

2

Close

Close

3S

FUTURES at

36.50-36.75A

35.50-35.75A. “B” futures closed Sales 87 contracts. High

6

to

and

25

38.30 37.10

Sep Dee

36.07 35.04

35.90 34.90

Mar May

34.20 33.73

34.10 33.70

38.26N 37.03N

36.04N 35.03-04 34.25N 33.70N

Jly Sep Oct

3.14 3.21 3.22

3.11 3,18 3.20

3.11 3.18-19 3.20

“M”" higher.

Mar May Jly

3.31 3.24 3.40

3.29 3.32 3.39

3.29 3.32 3.39

May Jly Sep

45.85 45.00 44.90

45.79 44,90 44.85

45.79 44.94N 44,85N

3.43 6.05.

3.40

3.39B

Dec

42.80

42.80

42.80N

41.70

41.53

41.70N

Sep Raw

sugar

spot

Ma

B-Bid.

futures closed 8 lower to Sales 29 contracts. High Low Clese

¥ A-Asked:

N-Nominal.

+3 +¥%,

Alumin Ltd Aluminum Co

32 92%

—58 —%

Am

1834

-\

Pet

Airlines

1

Can

3836

+7,

Cyan_ Smelt Sugar Tel Tel

55 494 26% 87%

—-13 +My +56 +N

Am

Tob’

51%

—1%

51% 31%

—V%, +e

Sewer

—

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority until 2:30 o’clock P. M. on the 17th day of June 1960, at the office of the Authority in Santurce, Puerto Rico, and will then be publicly opened and read. The work comprises the-construction of approximately 4,500 lineal meters of sanitary trunk sewers 42 inches and 54 inches in diameter and approximately 890 lineal meters of 36 inches diameter sewer force main, The plans and specifications may be examined free of charge at the office of the Rural Projects Division of the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, Santurce, Puerto Rico, or at the offices of Buck, Seifert and Jost, Consulting Engineers, No. 223 Manuel V. Dome-

nech St., Hato Rey,

Puerto

Rico and

112 East

19th Street,

New

York 3, New

York. Copies

thereof moy be obtained at the Office of the Treasurer of the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, Stop 26 1|2, Fernéndez Juncos Avenue, Santurce, Puerto Rico, upon deposit of cash or certified check in the amount of fifty ($50.00) dollars, which sum will be refunded upon return of the plans and specifications in good condition within twenty (20) days after

the date on which bids ore received, or else entire deposit will-be forfeited. and

-

Bids will be received only from persons who have requested the plans and specifications made the required deposit therefor under their own names. These documents cannot

be obtained later than 48 hours prior to the opening of the bids. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified check, or a bid bond from a surety company

authorized

to do business in Puerto

amount equal to five (5%)

Rico and

reliable

satisfactory to the Authority,

per cent of the amount of the bid.

in

The certified check will be

retained to pay for any damage or loss to the Authority or the bond liability will accrue in case the successful bidder shall neglect or refuse to enter promptly into a contract in accordance with his proposal. The project will be finonced in part by @ grant-in-aid from the United States Government under the provision of Public Law 660, Water Pollution Control! Act Amendments of 1956.

The Authority reserves the right to consider bids for sixty (60) days after their receipt before owarding eny contract and the right is reserved to waive any informalities, and to

reject any or all bids. lowest acceptable bid, Authority. Moy

17,

1960

The and

oward will be made to the responsible bidder submitting the responsibility of the bidders will be determined by

RAFAEL BRAS Acting Executive Director

the the

.

tried to assess th-

effect of cold war tensions o fixed income securities. Corp rate bond trading was the hea iest in nearly eight months.

May

D St

Merck

Mp] Hon

=~'% |

8912

+1)

405%

— 59

451% 172 58% 6148 52

-1 4 — 4 —1y' +11 Une f

167

Monsan ch

.

Mont Ward Motorola Nat Bis Nat cash Nat Dairy Nat

45%

Dis

—3y9

29%

—\4

544

219

Nat Lead

9444

25

N Y Cent Nor Pac

23 40

—w4 —3%4

Nat Gyps

—-\%

—“\y

Nwst Airl

19%

ly

Balt

3212

—%

Ohio Oil Olin Mathi

31% 4556

+MY ot val

&

Oh

Bendix

Av

63% 6912

+25

Pac G & El

61%

— 8 4

Beth Steel Boeing Air Borden Borg War

46% 30% 485% 3836

+1% +2% +56 ‘+V,

Pac Ltg Pan A Air

47% 16%

+ — 36.0

Bridg

31%

Unch

35% 257%

+MY —%

11%

Unch

Celanese Cer de Pas

24%, 31%

Unch +%

Ches

61%

+%

46 4014 55%

—136 Unch —%

Brass

Burroughs Cdn Pac Case

(J.

1.)

&

Oh

Colg Palm

36

+1

Comw Ed Con Edis

57% 6234

+i +h,

Cont

Oil

441,

+34

Corn Pd Crane Co

53 475

eM, —13%

Crn Zell Curt Wr

45% 21%

1] tM

295sB

NS

Air

Param Pict Pa RR Pepsi Cola

| 4hAYy 133% 443%

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Pfizer

275%

im Vas

Phelps D Philip Mor Phillips Pet

4634 64% 4314

oe 6 + 3g" +34

Quaker O RCA Raytheon Repub Sil

45% T6336 4614 643%

wb 3g len +1), 1 ¢

Pure Oil

Reyn Reyn

28%2°

Met Tob

Unc,

59 64

yt ‘F1g 8

Roy Dutch St Reg Pap Sears Roeb Shell Oil

3744 3854 50% 325%

—i,b + Veh Unc? Unc.

Sinclair Socony Mobil

374 37

445 LG

So So

5 57%

/

Shell Tran Am Cal

20%

G & Ed

—%% — +My

34

+2%

Dow Che duPont

90% 215%

—\% Unch

Southn Co

4538

+ 5g

East Air East Ko

2634 110%

-1 —3

Sou

19%

Unci

Sperry Rd

23%

Unc#

Food Mach Ford

» 4858 685

+5 -1%

Std Brand

42%

IS

Dynam

47%,

+17

St Oil Cal St Oil Ind

40% 364%

EUG +Y%

Gen Elec Gen Mills Gen Motors Gen Tel Ga Pac Getty Oil Gillette Goodrich Goodyear Grace & Co Gulf Oi Inge Rand

89% 2434 45% 8334 5614 12% 10% 12% 39% 38% 28% 8234

+% +h “Vy Uy —-1% +i -% +56 +1 +44 -% +1%

Gen

Part I Section B

as investors

32%

D G

Doug

Trunk

losers were Fair.

Atl Refin

-| Distill Corp

of Bayamén

Among

child Camera, Molybdenum, Lora: Electronics and Cenco Instru: ments. U. S. Government and Corpc. rate bonds declined yesterda:

+1%

Am Am Am Am

Chrysler Cities Sv Coca Cola

Construction

60

Am

Assoc

Close

38.25 36.95

50% 3038

Anaconda Armour

5S

higher.

Low

May Jly

Allied Chem Allis Chal |

Amerada

ed 3.

Quotations— |

Market

NEW YORK (AP)-—Coffee spot Santos No.4 ex-dock close at 38.00A. Cost and freight offerings include Santos

FUTURES

No. 6 closed unchanged Sales 97 contracts.

stock

$55.44.

American expenditures for defense. Trading was heavy in defense-related issues —aircrafts,

tobac-

over

500

crease in cold war tensions following the collapse of the sum-

advanced. and

Poor’s

cents-at

Tuesday.

Traders

been

chemicals

and

two

The volume was the largest in 19 months —since Oct. 17, 1958, when turnover totaled 5,360,000 shares.

higher.

High

1.37 0.14

UTLS

they

High

Changes

15

after

lost

The Associated Press .average of 60 stocks rose .60 to $214.90. Volume rose to 5,240,000 shares compared with 4,080,000 shares

Ny 5.84 5.84 5.84 Sep 5.95 5.94 5.94 Nov 5.98 5.98 5.98 World “sugar futures No. 4 closed 4 lower to 1 higher. Sales 319 contracts.

Closing

UP OFF

lower

SUGAR

50

JONES (AP)

index

wide range, with some gains going above $2 a share and losses

oran-

ascorbic

Standard

heavy.

Paris summit

mixed. Motors, cos declined.

conof

of the

Petroleums

In 1945, Dr. Conrado Asenjo, during experiments at the School of Tropical Medicine at the University of Puerto Rico, discovertains

very

The aircrafts held gains to close, but some electronics

closed

The

was

The market was higher in very active trading at the opening, following Tuesday’s rally. It turned mixed around noon, and even the major market indicators ended mixed. Defense-related stocks again led the earlier rally following the

Four combinations of fruit juice with acerola will be pro-

ception

Trading

missiles, rocket fuels and electronics— during the rally. American Stock Exchange prices were irregular on volume of 1,530,000 shares compared with 1,210,000 yesterday. Mountain States telephone rose 8 points. Gains of more. than 2 were made by Aerojet-General, Barnes Engineering and General Transitor. Borne Chemical gain-

to more than $7 a share. The ticker tape was late for three prolonged periods which

MCKEE

followed a vigorous rally yester- totaled 156 minutes.

Inc. and

San

JOHN

NEW YORK (®—The stock market closed mixed as profit taking

Int Bus M Int Harv

464%, 444,

Int Nick

10914

Int Paper

Int Tel &

Tel

St Oil (NJ)

UncF

4514

—%

Stud Pack Texaco Thom R W Tidewat Oil Twent Cen Tran W airs

10% 675% 64% 18 3734 14

— 34° +54 0 +34 —-% +M%, ~My,

Carbide

—%

+%

Une —le +)

Unit

21%

— 34

10% 27%, 56% 3032

My 9 —Y, -\% ay

424%

+144

Fruit

US Steel

6758

— 5

Al

47%,

-\%

Kennecott

1858

+1

Libby Owens

54

Unch

Westg Ele

Ligg & My

79

Unch

Woolwth

Lockh

2336

+34

27 2448

Lorillard

35

50%

+%

Martin

46%

+5

Marshall Fld

+1% ° -1%

LOCAL

REPRESENTATIVE

PERMANENT BASIS TO SOLICIT ACCOUNTS

West Uni

Yng Sh&

Zenith Market

—%

NEW YORK FREIGHT FORWARDER: REQUIRES ON

~ ne ‘Reply San Ba Juan epee Star

82%

Warner Bs Pies

°

=

41 2614 39,

Jones & L

Loews’s Inc Lone § Ce

134

Un Oil Cal Un Pac Unit Aire

Kaiser

Air

.

4 US Indust US Lines US Rub US Smelt

+1

995%

405%

St Oil Oh

Un

+34 —ly

42%

Pac

Total

+i:

Mm

+

“36%,

OE

68%

T

+54

107%

£+2°%

104

+3 Mixe

Tone Sales

5,240,0¢ =

Of Special Interest ,

j|

(Courtesy

Lynch,

eof

Pierce,

San

Juam

Fenner

Central Aguirre

Chase

Manhattan

&

Office

Smith,

22

Mert}

Inc?

t

5856

59) 3

Fajardo East. Sugar 17% Fajardo East. Sug. pf. 2742 First Natl. City Bk. 7734 Maule Industries 7%

4 28 ° 78)

Com. Oil Ref. Co.

3%

«3

Pueblo Supermarkets 14% . 14°

| P..R.. Telephone ° "33714 <So. P. R: Sugar” “15%

as

(et0 SAW JUAN GLAR— ‘i nursday, May 19, Lod

7,

ofel Barranquifas Growing Pains Of Jet Age Bperates In Black Have Our Airlines Suffering Barranquitas , operated

Ten scholarships are being of-

the black for the first time | the year ended April 30, ac-

fered by the Economie Development Administration for advance

rAotel

By

e president of Condado

Carib-

an Hotels,

ms

Inc.

SAM

DAWSON

AP Business News

ding to Frederick E. Dieterle,

NEW-

YORK

(AP)

—

The

The

hotel,

near

rranquitas,

was

the

towfi

of

acquired

a

nga by Fl ico~=3—-: yeete Industrial bmpany

This time it’s from catapulting into the jet age at a cost in excess of two billion dollars.

dollars.”

(PRIDCO)

The

ts and was

remedy

to

lines

CCH.

tempt

toward

of the

first two

years | S¢¢: 2 Period

operation. Losses in fiscal 1959

greatest

to

jet

a

his-

in

ing

the

money

to

studies at colleges and universi-

rais-

finance

ties

pur-

more capacity— both beof larger planes and speed-

ier fligths— than mand justifies. Could. Fall By But

not

to

present

de-

year.

Wayside

change

could

be

‘Airline

earnings

the

year

story.

statements

Most

so

aren’t reporting

far

this

profits

The

order.

Since

up

to twice

as

the

most

of

them

as many

older

carry

passengers

propeller

planes,

and since they can make a third again as many trips a week, the number of seats available on a mileage basis is skyrocketing, So some airlines are asking

petitive race. tell

on

The airlines expect to have 250 jet planes by the end of the

even more costly. Those who do not buy jets could fall by the wayside in an increasingly com-

of financial stress

CAB

at

to increase

fares

by

3 to 5

per cent, and also grant $1 extra on each ticket sold. CAB is believed ready to grant the extra $1 a ticket— which would help

all, but losses. The price of their

ing capacity, and then prosperi- stocks has fallen as much as 40 per cent in the last 12 months. ty.

MANAGER'S SALE AT

|

the

portation

cut-

GREA

in

managerial

still

while passenger demand grows up to the new and costly seat-

‘opped to about $6,000 from) out $66,000 in fiscal 1958.

the

changing

offer cause

The operators reported losses | ting. The outcome that most fore‘both

is

of

been

industry.

are

fare

cost

Dividend omissions have common. . Some have had trouble

chase of the jets. Many are deeply in debt—.and with more jets

of séats that could

a move

The

too much

tory peppered with costly changeovers. And the new fleet will

seeking and’ expecting: higher fares. But a turn for the worse that a few observers fear: an

ased under an operating con-| oversupply act

some

airlines haven’t

planes

na-

act amount of the profit but|@% old and recurring ailment: ‘ded that the sum was “several | SOWing pains. ousand

The

choice today.

Analyst

Dieterle declined to state the | tion’s airlines are suffering from

Al

Fomento Offering 10 Scholarships —, U.

S.

for

personnel

scholarships costs

and

training for

local

cover

trans-

provide

$200

monthly for personal - expenses. They are’ opento males, 22 te 28 years of age. The scholarships include courses in hotel administration, international business administration, retail sales, fashions, graphic arts and marketing studies. most the smaller lines making the shortest trips— and to consider fare boosts. A little over a year ago, when jet purchases first began to pinch, it approved an increase of 4 per cent plus $1 extra per ticket.

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, May 19, 1960

AT THE ‘CIVICA’ E LECTION MEETING—Just before the results were announced,tCALLING LADIES TO VOTE—Mrs. Mercedes de Salda-

presidential nominees, Mrs. Edelmira Castellén de Vizearra, Mrs. Lillian Torres Bras- fia, seate d, called the ‘Civicas’ in groups of 10 to the voting isa are Mrs. Maria Elisa t Standing de Rocha : andj chi de Canals, at left, and Mrs. Maria Blasco de Borras, right, posed with outgoing | corner. committee. nomination the of Kodesh, de B. Maruja Mrs. | presinew the is president, Mrs. Violeta B. de Rodriguez, second right. Mrs. Canals dent. (STAR photos by Betty Knorr.)

Here And There

Mrs. Canals Elected New ‘Civica’ President By Nory Segarra 200

members

of

the;dera

announce

hand >

new

nual

to vote

Tuesday

afficear

elections

Caribe

ribe

Hilton.

held

who

obliged

to

supper

6, fea fecha dn foal frnfontratradinipndr he bn ba by be bean bn fie OPP PELE OEE PPPOE

Mrs.

leader.

Canals,

an- | Manuel

Canals,

of the Hotel

Ca-

Torres Brashchi, of Police for the

by

8:30 p.m., that the

were|

hotel’s

room

for the lobby,

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Rodriguez

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Ferrer.

Mrs.

Canals

will

succeed-

Mrs. Violeta driguez, who

Biascoechea de Rohas been president

of the group

which

800, was

for the

numbers

over

the past two years. first to congratulate

She her

successor and to present her with a bouquet of flowers in the club’s name.

Also

candidates

of president Castellon

de

election

new

meeting

the

Mrs.

Vizcarra

Maria Blasco of whom were Both offer

for

were

office

Edelmira and

Mrs.

de Borras, both nominated at the from

the

floor.

were among the first to their congratulations to the president.

Mrs. Amelia B. de Segarra was elected first vice-president; Mrs. Adelita Ross de Ramirez, second

vice-president; Higuera,

Miss

recording secretary;

Ana Soltero, assistant secretary; Mrs. Eloina de

Margarita

Umpierre,

Mrs.

recording Rodriguez

corresponding

se-

cretary; Mrs. Luisa Roselli, (See CIVICAS, Page 9)

as-

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By being most practical in all that you do today, you can rise above all. of your problems and make swift

strides

forward

as

well.

Be

sure to confer with good personal advisers, to, and fellow their ideas

Gladys Link (Mrs. Robert F.) of Pelham Manor, N. Y:, here this week at the Hotel San Juan Intercontinental with her husband can’t imagine how she came to be chosen over hundreds of others for this year’s “Hand-

in-Hand” award. The’ two-year-old award, giv‘en by Albert G. Gorson, president of the Biltmore Travel is awarded’

to a person in the New York . Metropolitan area for outstandin volunteer service to the community. Mrs. Link, a member

original

mittee

which

set

tion Services Inc., in White self

the

steering up

the

comAdop-

of Westchester, Plains, N.Y., her-

mother

of

two

adopted

children, has worked untiringly during the last six years to help other

children

find

homes

and

Puerto

practices

which

by the Bureau Adoptions

are

of Child Welfare.

here

for

the

the youngster. Last year, according to figures |.17 +" "dean were said. They

often slip me an placed in homes - wu.cau wnile 500 were resceved as “after-thefact’’ adoptions.

Tuesday “Rums

night

of

at

the

Puerto

Rico”

another

couple,

mans, from as winners contest

in

the

cock-

Ed

Hoff-

Elmira, N.Y., here of a Grand Union their

home

state.

‘T’ve been doing all my shopping at Grand Union for years,” Mrs. Link told Mrs. Hoffman,” and hoping against hope that I might be one of the lucky winners

on

contest. the

that

of

trip

to Puerto

theirs.

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section

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in

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Day

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and

important

data

can

Things

also

come your way. Please higher-up. P. M. come to better understanding with VIRGO

You with

loved one. (Aug. 22

can cement an associate

Be to

relations air your that

ment better relations with present allies and all those who are vital

should be told. Real activity the day for you. WORK.

wins

to

you

right

work

now.

together

Be

in

certain

a

to

most

co-

operative fashion and _ thereby forge ahead quickly. ._GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) An influential person today will give you the boost you need to reach

your

goals

more

quickly.

However, be careful you tell no one what you are planning, or you

specifically

particularly

thing

from

LIBRA

and

if

him, (Sept.

in

you

or 23

detail,

keep

to

no-

Oct.

P.

M.

invite

guests

and get your appearance at its best. Then have conferences with

key people concerning vital future affairs. P. M. relax or go out for sport,

entertainment.

AQUARIUS

Analyze

(Jan.

21

true

financial

your

to Feb.

tion today so that you are secure, as well as

22)

look

to you

19)

posi-

know those

you who

Go

over

for support.

Much of that technical and precision work can be done by you today. that will bring approba-

bank statements, business reports, etc., very carefully. Be purposeful, down-to-earth.

tion

PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) The perfect day to contact those persons‘who are important to your

of

higher-up,

faction,

plaudits

P. M.. fix better. SCORPIO

personal

satis-

of fellow workers.

clothing.

Get

health

well-being

(Oct.

23

to

Nov.

21)

and

discuss

detail.

Then

vital

you

mat-

can

be

may have ideas stolen and possibly

lose out MOON

determined associate at some place of charming atmosphere to-

socially. GROW, spiritually.

Civica

Maria Elisa de Rocha, Mrs. Maruja B. de Kodesh and Mrs. Re-

this for the Adoption Center, “They’re always telling me.” Gladys Link, an attractive and vivacious brunette, in her thirties, and a native of Roanoke, Va., is a graduate of Mary Bald-

win

College,

served

as

a Lt.

(Continued

urer; tant Luz

the Junior Manor.

Magui

She

holds

a

in

Pelham

private

pilot’s

license and has about 200 hours toward

a

commercial

single

engine

rating.

license

in

Besides

all this she is considered a firstrate cook and has an impressive collecting

of

recipes

handed

down from generations of ous cooks in her family. 7

-

fam-

page

Bague,

dana bers.

Matos were

Amity out

Adelina

Rullan,

and

elected

was

the

Carde,

Esther

Mercedes

maintained

election

Yo-

Michelena,

as board

Salmem-

greater go out

mentally.

informed

and

the

gath-

ed bx her committee in selecting candidates. She also reminded the

group of the tremendous it meant to in accepting

officers

Mrs.

and

board

the

members

Civic

Mrs. Mercedes at

sacrifices

these various women the responsibilities as

the Women’s Rico.

through-

meeting.

Molinelli,

have P. M.

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Mrs. Irene Guzman, assistreasurer; and Mesdames

landa

more successful, abundance soon.

lia

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sistant corresponding secretary; Mrs. Isabel R. de Menendez, treas-

(j.g.) with the WAVES during the war and is a member of

League

from

to a

in

It would be a very good discuss important issues

altogether on- benefits. CHILDREN (June 22 to

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ters

head

“>

in

of Puerto

Saldana, who sat

table

during

the

elec-

Delia Quifiones de Arnaldo Meyners, president of the nominating

tion, called off the names of the members alphabetically in groups

committee,

of

ATP which

consisted

of

ten

Mrs. Provi Urrutia del Valle, Mrs. area in Josefina Mendoza de Royo, Mrs. | Caribe.

to

proceed

one

to

corner

the

of

voting

the

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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Thursday, Ma: y 19, 1960

C atholic Church's Right To Give Mikoyan Seen In Disgrace Again Tough Get Soviets As rmed affi !sRe ance Political Guid LONDON

‘Firm

’

Points

primarily

Catholics. But Vatiean

was

olics

sources

everywhere,

olics,

said

the the

the

catholic

party nomination for President. L’Osservatore Romano’s editori-

al was

altar.”

of

support

from

the

doctrine

and

be-

cannot when

social

contended

and civil

to

Of

The

fellow-

For

be subject

.influence.

editorial.

His

press

secretary,

Pierre

had

repeatedly

stated

Church

is

providing

of church

for

and

conditions,”’

yan was

antagonist he Khrushchev, an the best the said would test West has to offer. “I know this man reasonably

President Richard M. Nixon is laying the groundwork to ask

United him

States

voters

president

qualified

as

to

to

the

deal

elect

man

firmly

toward

peace,

himself

in

armor

the

he

ber

his

to need

that

the

not only

years

phe

the

summit He

concedes

A

minister

ean

fly

by

using

rity,

to his

settle

Dblems

or

a

RICHARD well,”

he

astute.

He

ger.

He

NIXON

said. is

“He

quick

thinks

on

is

very

the

trig-

things

through

a

executive

and,

and

autho-

hours

pro-

that an ambassador

follow-

might

By getting to know their oppesite numbers by personal con-

and

chief

execu-

tives can create a friendly atmosphere for settling disputes and

the prevention of misunderstandings. But

there

vantages

as

He quotes diplomat, Sir

ag

yaore in

saying:

are

plenty

well,

of

disad-

Thayer

says.

a veteran British Harold Nicholson,

“There

damaging International

He

also quotes Nicholson for his observation that personal diplomacy

“arouses

is

10

nothing

leads

public

to

expec-

some

a few

ministers

contracting

are

‘ng written instructions take weeks to solve.

tact,

between

ings and creates confusion.” Thayer says personal acquaintance also can lead to unfriendliness, damaging to successful negotiations.

prestige

in

friendliness parties.”

in Pa-

spot

misunderstand-

that

might

come

if he

pres-.

than

of

in which he traveled, was greeted like a

already

nominated

by

presidency, every pos-

sible occasion Eisenhower’s role in the long-heralded summit meeting

that

officially

flopped

before

it

svarted.

MORTARA,

Italy

(AP)

Friends say Anna Maria Mussolini, youngest daughter of the

dictator,

plans

to

marry

Pucci, a TV master nies, June 11. She is 24,

Nando

of ceremois 30; he

SEOUL, Korea —(AP)— Some 300 college students staged a brief sit-down demonstration yesterday

which is fact says

quite incorrect and in the contrary of what I

told your

reporter.

in front

I was quoted as saying ‘‘President Eisenhower must be .welcomed by the Russian people.”

cratic

national

al

university’s

the Seoul nationlaw

be

attributed

assemblyman.

The students of

college

were

so

What

to

I said

kind

as

to

the

was

cause

they

thought

angered ibe

be-

police

gate

the

incident.

the

part

in

glow-

president

many

in

Voroshiloy

leader

known

Mention

there

played

Of

was

and

Mikoyan

no

ANASTAS

persons..

mention

of

MIKOYAN

the May 4 reshuffle in the Kremlin leadership, for the journal went to the printers the previous day.

most prominent leader of the Communist movement in Azer-

The 64-year-old Mikoyan never sought the limelight but was

baidjan.”

thought

to

ing role

in the

No such here

ing

accident

could

account

for

an omission. It was seen as a discreet way of signify-

the

old

guard

Communist’s

fall from grace. Mikoyan has

been _

notably

AWW MM MM0w0/0E. '

ZW

Judging

BY

own

by

the

money

goodwill

tial

primary

every -«

*

tary of state should be Casey Stengel— to keep the Russians

i him

on

says

snub-

inauguration

TODAY’S

day

ODay Sy

ARRAN ~

x

got: even. He

*

*

Dulles,

boss

of

gence:

“Confession

the soul— but propriations.”*

desk

c.

I.

of

Central

is

lousy

ee

new

on

Allen Intelli-

good

for

the

ap-

for

the

Ok:

name

A.—Central

. Indiscretion

Agency.

FROM

BEST

aa

the

Proposed Ike

of

United

earlier.

on

ok

Truman

the

left Ike with the deficit, the Russians— and George Allen.

completely ‘confused. Harry

Bureau

Motto

Vice President Nixon is saying privately that the next secre-

x

visit

of ’53. But Harry

month. *

lead-

FEVER KNEBEL

Washington

spent

with

pat

FLETCHER

in West Virginia by Kennedy and Humphrey, the cure for the state’s depression is a presiden-

a

He paved the way for Khrushchev’s visit to America with his

[2

STAR

played

establishment

better relations States.

POTOMAC y

have

EUROPE

invitation

to

Presi-

dent Eisenhower to visit the Soviet Union, for he would not have been

welcomed by the Russian people.” Thanks

were

to

this:. ‘“‘Khrush-

withdraw his

students

Azer-

undersigned,

in which four schoolmates were beaten up after hurling insulting

The

in

correct

chev could not do otherwise than

home.

rule

edition a statement

protesting an incident Sunday night remarks at assemblyman Oh UiYong while passing in front of his

Soviet

CORRECTION

in tomorrew’s

of a demo-

to

LETTERS Sir: Please

of the home

Reference

history of Soviet Azerbaidby such men as Stalin and

bed s

Seoul Students Stage Brief Sitdown Strike

precision’ authorities did not act to investi-

rejations

from

Chinese no rela-

Anna Mussolini To Wed

opens

chief

surrender

and want

a

tation,

trouble

to

free people

his party for the Nixon defended on

before

there

So-

pressure

officials.

ma-

Mikoyan who, according to the Soviet encyclopedia, was “the

of world tension. also knows the catastro-

candidate

Tris

advantages:

include

In a day acted, and

week

meeting

that

of the

|

among

the jan

But

ses the West to the point no return,” Nixon added.

de-

in

may

xation “He

is going

diplomacy

the

clear

a Kremlin

mainly

journal ‘referred

No

is

Life,

terms

by

the

Lon-

ing

former

tem-

said,

of

The

it.”

with

Nixon

Soviet. Stalinists Communists who

ag-

and

deal

premier,

these

E. PALMER

summit

published

to

loses

Miko-

reached

baidjan.

more

his

is.

Mikoyan was pointedly omitted from an article celebrating 40

is too high a price to pay for a settlement with the Soviet Union.” Nixon said Khrushchev has problems on his own. He said

LONDON (AP) — Charles W. Thayer, an American diplomat fer 20 years, comes out strongly

hook

way it

Book Just Out Raps Summit Diplomacy @gainst

The

he uses

than

rights

termined leadership in the presidency but moral and economic stamina on the part of the people. people. Nixon left no doubt he thinks he is just the man to take on

By RAYMOND

rather

of the

of an

strong

per

not

“make

clothed

U.S.

than

best

dent told a cheering crowd at a dinner in Auburn, N.Y., Tuesnight

often

death,

Mikoyan

in the latest num-

circulation

communist

sepa-

and

Stalin’s

in disgrace

of Party

nual

statemént

objectively

with

gressive champion of the free world. In this vein, the vice presi-

day

and

viet

the Soviet Union's Nikita Khrushchev. Nixon reacted swiftly to the collapse of the summit conference on a brief campaign excursion into New York state. With hope dimmed for early progress

cooly

since

don yesterday

Nixon Sees Himself As Best Qualified To Deal With Nikita By JACK BELL SYRACUSE N.Y. (AP)—Vice

to-

fluence on Soviet policy. A new indication that

state.

the

line

to~have exerted a resand moderating _ in-

“He has said that his support not subject te chance under

any said.

So-

new

thought training

support of the article of the U. S. constitution

the

communist

in of

newspaper’s

ever

invariably was at Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s side. The decision to drop him from “the party life roll of honor” must have come shortly before

may

with

veteran

t

Vatican

Kennedy

linked

viet Union’s tough ward the West.

the

L’Osservatore said that it was the right of church authority to instruct regarding political col-

socialists.

church

ration

directly

that if elected president.

‘The senator -was informed Portiand, Ore., Tuesday night

esthe

for political limbo. His eclipse, they suggest,

be

Salinger, said in a statement that

prothe

aloof touch

ed

atheism and religious L’Osservatore.

as a Catholic he would

asserted

remain politics

and

Some opponents of Kennedy have

/ newspaper

system

Marxists’

spirituality, faith,” said

political-social problem separated from religion

Right

leftist Christian Democrats that the almost entirely Catholic party traveling

to relations

because it is a highly human blem... aS a consequence church pecially

seek

confusion

ecclesiastical hierarchy catholic laymen in the

that ‘‘the cannot be

the

by the urging

regard

be-

christian doctrine is self evident, as is that of materialism and

‘‘especially true in even among cath-

field.” The Vatican

United States, where Catholic Senator John Kennedy is making a powerful bid for the Democratic prompted

this

the

antithesis

absent on several important public occasions recently. Yet at one time he almost

here

affairs believe So-

viet Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan, number two man in the Kremlin hierarchy, may be head-

principles.”

irreducible

tween

and political activity, and between

direcCath-

including

with

tween

Roman

editorial admonitions and ‘tions are valid for Roman

said

of ideas was some nations,

direct-

‘esos

at

paper

religious

“The

(AP)—Experts

on Communist

do not

ORK

ed

The

admit

‘‘with those who

WA

titled

laboration

L’Osservatore said the world today faces a period of ‘‘unknown and grave fears for the future, a preoccupying symptom... and great confusion of ideas.”

VATICAN CITY — L’Osseryvaiore Romano ie weaftis med the Roman Catholic church's right to give guidance in social and politieal activities. At the same time the Vatican newspaper again warned Catholics against collaboration with Marxists. enThe _hewspaper 's editorial,

in

advance.

Dr. Arture Orzdbal

Quintana

Technical Consultant Department of: Education Hate Rey, P. R.

NORWAY Arie An

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“He’s the sort of friend on whom one can «deally serene always there when he needs you.”

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EDITORIALS Between. Naw. And

Then.

It now-appears certain that the Legislature will approve a new traffic law.in the present session. The bill

under

.consideration

is

not

as

strong

as

Police

Superintendent Ramon Torres Braschi had recommended, nor is it the comprehensive measure we had hoped to see enacted this year. It is, however, an

improvement over the present weak law. Ultimately, the effectiveness of any law dépeniis on its enforcement... At the present time, enforcement

is obviously inefficient except for parking violations. An inadequate. police force in numbers and training. and underpaid personnel, make it a difficult task in a community where so many drivers regard an_atito-

mobile as a weapon of war. The bill, if and when approved, would become effective 90. days- after it is signed into law by the Gov-

ernor..

That’ means

months

of

at least

wholesale

another

carnage,

and

three

more

if

to four enforce-

ment of the proposed new law does not materialize

_

when it goes into effect: ~ _ Up to yesterday, the police “crackdown” on dangerous driving and traffic violations of all kinds had failed to reduce the fatality rate registered before the

crackdown began.

A total of 142 lives have been lost

this year, a rate of more than one highway death per day. This is'a slaughter rate in excess of all states

and of the nation as a whole.

:

the highest fatality rates-on earth.

The

violations

continue

unabated

and

the

dead

children.

That’s

the rate, and

The

Bureau

.

By William S. White

it’s holding steady, in-

Report

WASHINGTON

Census

has

come

up

with

an

in the 1940-1950 decade. About thirty years ago the projection of population here, based on the rate of increase at that time, was for a tragically overcrowded and poverty-ridden island in 1975. The rate of increase in the 1930’s was 21 percent. The rate of growth in the > past 10 years was only six percent. While Census officials attribute the decrease in the rateof growth primarily-to a shift from an agricultural economy to an urban industrial one, migration to the mainland has played an important role. Also a contributing factor in the drop in the rate of

population increase is the improvement in the standard _of living of the people.

The tremendous

significance

of this decrease. in

the rate of population growth is the terrible situation we would find ourselves in today had the rate remained constant at the 21 percent of the 1930’s instead of

dropping to the six percent of this decade just ended. In an island with more

than

13 percent. of the

labor

force chronically unemployed, Puerto Rico’s economic_ condition would be tragic indeed. décrease in the rate is welcome news. If it constant for another decade, we should conmake long strides towards the goal of a Job yro->> for all the employables in Puerto Rico. -

—

Both

political

parties

sent

or future

must they

not, had

caution. Each is hoping that its more excitable partisans will just go away and keep quiet. “There is, for each party, an enormously destructivé potential-in this business. And there is, for each, an enormous opportunity

war

strategy.

for

line.

walking

tional

encouraging preliminary report on the 1960 census in Puerto Rico.” The rate of growth between 1950 and 1960 was less than half the rate of Boralahion increase

The remains tinue to a ironnt

Both Parties View International Situation. With Great Caution are

of the

RELICS

women and

exorably steady.

Preliminary

Sine St. Lous Post -Dispatehy

From Washington

pile up. Madmen weave in and out of traffic lanes, run through red lights, drive at excessive speeds in: congested areas and otherwise do exactly as they did when the police “crackdown” was announced several weeks ago. The new law should reduce the death toll, but haw many must die-in the intervening 90

or 120 days tétore it goes into effect? The grisly answer is 90 to 120 men,

‘MarscdDiad

sige

It is probably one of

in

situation.

gain

in

the

the

dark

Each

is

about

the interna-

moving

November

with

infinite

elections.

In crude terms the position is this: The Republicans are in fear they may lose the “peace issue” on which they had counted so much. The Democrats are in hope they may

The mistake

on no

national

embarrassments.

They

the other hand, act as though ideas of their own -about cold

Republicans will make a catastrophie if they mortgage Nixon’s whole future,

unquestioningly and in advance, to every possible turn of the Eisenhower foreign policy Nixon

must

have

campaign, particularly has worsened.

some

leeway

if by then

for

the

the cold

war

be able to wrest that issue away from VicePresident Nixon, the prospective G.O.P. Presi-

The Democrats will make a fatal mistake if in their zeal to criticize the Republicans they begin to sound as though they were running on a pro-Khrushchev, instead of a pro-Demo-

dential _ The

eratic, ticket. True, the Republicans made great headway in 1952 by-irresponsibility over “Tru-

likely

nominee. winning party to

be

in

determined

this not

grim so

contest

much

by

is the

wisdom of what it does as by the unwisdom of what the other party does. This is'a time when the best possible politics may lie mainly in

good,

sound,

creative

a little bit of action deal of forethought. The tuation,

and

left

mixed

only after

with

a great

against out

other

of

the

is likely to rush victory column in

problem

a nice

for

balance

the

Republicans

between

supporting

President Eisenhower, in the “spy plane” episode and beyond, without tying Nixon absolutely, totally and unalterably to such parts of

in

Eisenhower

.policy

as

may

seem

erroneous

November. The

Democrats. must

strike

a perhaps

ever

more delicate balance. They must not seem : to take. two-bit partisan advantage of -our. pre-

the

basic

The Democrats have got to remember that the United States has one and only one spokes-

to

the

world,

the

President.

They

can-

not seriously let him down without -letting down the country— and without letting dowa their own party.

The ' that

central

is to: strike

the

in Korea. Such a course, however, not recommend itself to the De-

mocrats this time, if only because preconditions are wholly different.

man

party that rushes boldly into this sihurling accusations and manifest right

‘itself wight November.

The

inaction,

taken

man's war” will surely

out

Republicans

this

one

of a powerful

makes

mistakes

must ‘bear

the

office,

it

him

is

got

as

not

as

remember

into

and

is

going

one.

If he

not

he,

who

responsibility.

as the

little

to

spokesman

they,

campaign

The Democrats, -eriticize

have

Presidential

outs, had

possible.

The

better Repu-

blicans, as the ins, had better criticize him, wherever they think him wrong, as much as possible— so long as they keep it within the

family of;the party and Administration. g

THE Saves =—

= —

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THE-SAN JUAN STAR— Thursday, May 19, 1960

Ph ec etlae OF FOODS iN

Woman Lands Plane Leaning Over Her Pilot Husband's Body DALLAS —(AP)— A terrified woman, desperately trying to fly an

airplane

while

leaning

over

sonally, I don’t those planes...

the

“TI flew

a

inert body of her stricken husband, brought

the

shattering Field. Mrs.

light

craft

crash

Spencer

F.

severe

old

oilman

that

just

try

39,

a crack-up. “I was trying

who

Her

husband

50-year-

apparently

wheel,

shouting

had

wobbled

North

“SOS’’

Personnel the

she

over

into

at the

municipal

the

control

airport

the

the

tower

radio.

ing

“‘get

of

Then

des-

headed

tower tried

perately to direct her to a landing.

a half

and

—however

then

set

decided

it: down to

fly

to

without the

plane

control

monitor

GOVERNMENT

shout-

BABY

it up.”

jit

gained

toward

altitude

downtown

broken arm and: facial lacerations, gave

in

Black, this

who

account

suffered

from

a

a hospital

bed: They

were

flying.

from

Fort

a

steady

steep

angle

downward

INSPECTED

- TOP QUALITY —

T-BONE

STEAKS

and

Dallas,

to the south. Tower personnel yelled for her to turn it around and|~ she did, coming toward the field

Mrs. .

about

fuel)

contact with Mrs. Black. Hits Off Runway Firemen said the plane first dipped down toward the field with

while

Dallas

to fly

radio

died of a heart attack at the plane’s

plane

is—

and

how

from across his body.” Fhe control tower called fire-|~ men and began trying to establish

controls. Reaching over his body to grasp the

for

(of

long

Black,

injuries.

full

a

to

never had flown a plane, survived with

around

tank

at Love

in

landing

know

direction.

The plane hit off a runway at a and

bounced

24

to

Worth, 30 miles to the west, to 49 feet. It struck. again about 300 ‘ their Dallas home in the single- feet from the first impact. The engine was hurled 100 feet engine, 1955 Beechcraft Bonanza. “He

started

gasping

and

and the left wing the fuselage.

threw

back his head, His mouth fell open and he started breathing hard and

slumped

down

in

the

seat.

crumpled

under

Firemen R. S. Carter said Black

I

was

pinned

in

the

Mrs. Black was units ‘arrived,

couldn’t feel any pulse. . “T was terribly frightened. Per-

cockpit

but

outside when

fire

Health Department Urges Booster Polio Shots For Children; Now 109 Cases The

Department

issued ever

a

call

five

for

years

has

three

all children

four.

of Health old

be

given

a

booster shot of polio vaccine as the polio out-break in Puerto Rico continues. ~ The Bureau of Communicable Diseases anneunced that 17 new paralytic polio cases confirmed within

the

last

10

days

have

brought the year’s total to 109. All ljast year only nine cases were reported. ..~ None of the new cases has eccurred

in -the

San

Juan

area,

the Bureau .said. The cases are scattered throughout the island. Ponce, haidést’ hit, reported

new

cases

and

FANCY, TENDER

Guaynabo

Two. polio treatment have been established;

ii

centers one in

q

the Municipal Hospital in Rio Piedras and the other in the Ponce District Hospital. Dr. Rafael. A. Timothee, head of the Communicable. Disease

Bureau,

said

that

all

children

over five years old, who

received

their third polio shot over a year ago, should have a fourth administered. This “boost©’

‘shot,

he

said

‘eaiauntaiiion “Booster”

of shots

-bolsters

the

child.

are

now

the

==

KRAFT

MAY

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ONNAISE

avail-

able for all children from 5 to 10 years old at the Department of Health Dr. -Timothee added.

Call Girl Ring Broken InN. Y. NEW

YORK

—(AP)—

A blonde

Beach,

more than $100,000 a year and res garded by the FBI as the “‘leading madame in New York City” was arrested by the agency on

Caracas tien. $25,000

charges

the charge.

who

involving:

.allegedly

the

transporta-

tion of women outside of the state for the purpose of. prostitution. The prisoner, identified as Miss Elizabeth. Spedding, daubed daintily ‘at her eyés with a handkerchief as Federal Judge John F. X. McGohey opened a sealed indictment ~ Tuesday. charging .. her

Atlantic

City,

Havana:

for purposes

Judge

MecGohey

bail

and}-

held

pending

her

her

in

plea

to

models

and actresses—

whose

fees

Vice Adm. Goldthwaite. ‘Vice.

Admiral

Robert

Oil Field Discovered

annual

meeting

of

Rico Chapter. of the Navy League of the U._S. temorrow at noon ‘at the Caribe Hilton Hotel. , A Navy League dinner dance, which was scheduled for Friday _ night, May 20, is being postponed ‘ jndefinitely as it conflicted with the banquet of the Propeller Club, of which numerous members belong to both organizations.

ried

to

a

BOMBAY

field,

“legitimate

(AP)—

described

as

GOLDEN OR DEVIL'S FOOD

Russian

A

new

oil

the

best

so

CUP

CAKES

far in the country, has been discovered at Ankleshwar village about 200 miles Bombay. The discovery was

the

of,

made

by

government’s

natu-

ral gas and oil commission

work-

ing

Indian

north

under

Russian

the

supervison

of

experts, “

7

£303 ~~

ranged: between $50 and $100 for each. act of prostitution. He said

count, Louis Maresca.”

-the - Puerto

-- CAN

Assistant U. S. Attorney Stephen E. Kaufman said that Miss Spedding employed between 20 and 30 girls —many of them -showgirls,

that Miss Spedding was once mar-

waite, (UNS), will speak at the

~ LIBBY'S SLICED

of prostitiu-

Navy League To Hear Goldth-

fh

with transportating girls te Miami

netted

ex-countess

,

. r

*

ay

We reserve the right to limit quantities none sold to dealers. ee

i Pty ior me e e Salata G1 alae ei etait Perea Gece ra EEN iM ccetmb hess his mec Lea

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, May 19,'1960

Honeymooning Meg And Tony Margaret and Anteny Armstrong-

university.

AWWW" ”7.Ttno Se

IWF (NNN

he bid things,

East-West

30

part

score

five East

‘clubs and, of all promptly doubled.

This East

decision had an

five

diamonds

that

he

West

is really terrible. automatic bid of but

did

no choice pass back

not

in

the

bid

have

event

it,

but to make to West. In

would

dersea

gardens

must

he

had

a forcing that case,

bid

five

as

third

declarer heart

in

Pass

2S

3G

Pass 5C Pass

4D Dbl

4H Pass

five

dia-

Bay and spent the day cottage of Frank Latour,

owner

of

ruffed|

that North

and

South}

diamonds

but

there|

A

29

guard of police and security officers insured the honeymoon-

52

a

ers

privacy.

the

yacht

Tobago They

To have table,

responsible. score,

part

with

tion

Having opened

West

diamond.

one

a

30]

at the|

fun

more

a

send

Tuesday

bago

to

night.

and

then

visit

Port

of

Spain, capital of the, West Indies Federation, for several days. Goy.

Sir

Edward

for

the

duration

All to

roads

keep

But

of

Beetham

the

an American

Graham,

envelope

in care

glimpse : : of

blocked awdy.

woman

basic

princi-|

of this

beautiful

and

skirt

for waste

15.single

dazzingly

looked

radiantly she

politely asked to leave the :

by Bob Barnes

North

ati eiver barrier 13.allowance

of neu-

area by security guards.

PaPer.

—_

cause

the

opponents

had

~z»

F Boe

.

Vf

might

tract

be

at

East

thought

not

able

to

three

wasn’t dead three’. clubs.

that

buy

the

diamonds—he did have gard suit and North

ready

to

enter

point.

East

the

raised

to

Wt

at

this

four

dia-

IF (M GONNA

BE A HERO, T GOTTA TRY To

FIRST [LL DANCE AROUND A LITTLE ON THE Bee CONFUSE

pariner

Ir seemed

with

one

likely

that

of his suits.

he

might.

West passed inasmuch as East’s bidding did not indicate

anything up did not wait

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THEIR

__Yesterday’s

hero:

(© 1960, King Features Synd., Inc.) 45- jackdaw

WKKLSC

“That lamb looks old enough to be the one that Mary raised!” :

baseball

6,

Average time of solution: 22 minutes.

FBWVSC

rebid three

payor

letter

AISISTEISHEL

33. decimal 34. Units flower.

he

4. furnace

Answer to yesterday's puzzle.

coins

a sevenwas not

act

weights

31, color

South

yet and he West rebid

18. flock

32. Japanese

con-

spades.

Indian

"tree

spades.

Perhaps

10. Anzlo-

30. variety of corundum

Ds}

)

rubber. For reasons to East, he chose to

two

town 17. pilaster

SS ecoent

€

untied Fraivre By natostn,ine}

rebid

49. prophet

26. prefix:

would be sufficient to put them out on the best known

16, Spanish

24,——-¥y Raton,

which

contract

a

at

arrived

of

rebe-

Notice that North quiet at this point

monds. mained

\

dia-

two

rebid

West

and

Henry James: The ——

:

wit

48.Greek

vessel

with one spade. South bid two clubs

unit

1. bustle; 2. comely” 3. novel-by

child

hed

Florida resort 25. color-fixing

East. responded

and

passed

moisture So

42, Charles Lamb @@. young }¢**

. 22.out of the way 23. city in Iowa

he just did not have the hand.

‘51, beaded

nant to mind 37.call 40.citrus fruit 41, Cupid

20. male title

thought about doing something to compete against the part that finally decided but score

He

35. habit

36. eee

4.matchedod . groups 8. scratch .

Se eal

happy,” Miss Graham said. About then, she added,

news-|was

.

:

was

She

color.

the|tral

for

a full

wearing

- 3: seein

who

Margaret,

“I recognized

HORIZONTAL

tour-.

got a good|

the.

|

cottage.

yy,

couple’s

were

sightseers

auc-

the

returned

The couple pianned to. spend yesterday and today around. To-

stamped,}was

Ad-| of BRIDGE-TODAY. ples dress your request to William|

each case‘ it is East who is the|S¢amon bne

id

containing

leaflet

a crime and in

estate.

a o ewe SNieey ay Esincess paying|* persons S step off a launch at aj Latour’s beach| landing near

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self-addressed

This hand represents o? major proportions,

24

princess. She] rice close play for that contract. It|Said she was swimming . be defeated one trick— oe feet apo a aa

bridge

lead: Ace of spades

Opening

WL

island

Grove at the

dummy.|off

that : seems better than off to a doubled game.

South 2c

Tobago

1e

eS 23

stay.

heart the

is no East 15S

Reef

one

over

North Pass

Buccoo

as

FE

un-

declared Tobago and its territorial waters a prohibited area

It is true

‘The bidding:

at

the

yesterday, their second off the royal yacht: Britannia since leay-

would have gone on to six clubs|ist, Lillian KI87652

visit

monds. To make matters worse, South made the contract with ro difficulty. The opponens were able to take one diamond and out

&®

to

Monday night, the couple went swimming Tuesday at Golden

By William Seamon somo

East-West vulnerable Weste deals

planned

ing England. Anchoring -off

Bridge Today

Ano

Jones

wy

LET'S SEE.. IF Z WANTED. BEETLE, I'D LOOK FOR HIM IN. HIS BUNK

IF T WANTED KILLER, ‘I'D HAVE TO GOTO TOWN TO GET HIM...

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Academic

Trinidad Princess

yi

Fela

the

the

PORT OF SPAIN, _(AP)—Honeymooning

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Senate

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Xhe University of Puerto Rie@@s graduation ceremonies will be dedicated to ex-Dean of Students José A. Gueits, it was

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‘daaursday, May 19, 1960

is By Dal Curtis

M.D. AND HOW

SO YOU THINK I'M SICK, DO YOU, DOCTOR?

‘| WOULD You: 4 YES,I DO, Hy MISS, STONE/

CURE ME,

DOCTOR?

Y NO ONE COULD CURE

YOu..,UNLESS You

WANTED TO BE ‘CURED/ YOU'RE ¥ AN ALCOHOLIC /

BEFORE I THROW >}: THIS AT YOU/ va

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AN' THE OFHER

ONE WOULD BE «-«

LYL ABNER

By Al Capp

DANCE, DOTTER— | DANCE ff WHILE YORE LOVIN’ LI'L FAMBLY

BLASTS

__AN'SINGS TH

(OP TH HAPPINESS A ARISTO- ) CRAT LIKE ME_GVES THESE

2 2?.WHUT'S WRONG vr. ‘\ THEY LOOKS LIKE TH’ WORLDS

RATE)

HAPPENED TO'EM!!

MIZZUBLE

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Flynn

mother

said

could

of

she

not

both

felt

her

handle

the

them.

The

of

mother, Florence, 35, awaits trial on charges of contributing to Beverly’s delinquency.

and Mrs.

d'oeuvres

Cmdr.

and

Mrs.

wended

its

way WKAQ-

Mrs.

entrées,

WAPA-—(4)

Cmdr.

\Programs

Les

Slate,

then

wound

Ray

Millers,

for

up

at

the the

where

with

after

Lt.

coffee

dinner

for such

for

a large of

P.

the will

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the

drinks

11:30- (4) 1:30—(4) 2:00—(4) 3:45—(2)

function. Hadassah install new

1960-61

season

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6:00— (2)

John Nad and Jorge Santana, popular fashion, commercial and aerial photographers now have studios called Photo Productions It’s a new

baby

girl for the Ralph

Anglada’s.

They

call her Desiree. for

the

modernization air terminals

during

Titulares

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the past on

of at

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to

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312

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Dunham

Ojai,

of

a

who

posh

Calif.,

is

white,

at-

prep

school

at

then

California.

the

As

in Korea,

University

an

infantry-

he picked

up

a

and

spent

a year

in an

Army

Hospital. Settling In Beverly Eartha and Bill say

her

Hills that be-

engagements

they’ll

a family.

want

a

and a

whose

relative,

an

What tion?

about

“I said

\

boy

aunt,

girl,”

only

died

the

close

in

1950.

racial

ques-

don’t know what to say,” Bill, “it never enters my

until a

people

bring

problem

it up.”

you

have

to

live with like any other problem,” Eartha said. “Some people are not going to like a Negro marrying

a

the idea of white. But

think

Major children

busi

problem

is

Concern are

the

ma-

jor concern of an inter-racial marriage,” Eartha said. “But if bring

children’up

will learn

to live

Ave.,

rest

of

world.”

.

said she’s lucky

fo have

Billy’s family, James and Nora McDonald. They’re a_ strong foundation, she said. — “Why, when Bill first told his

parents we were getting married, his

mother

hugged

and

kissed

and said: ‘My little sun-tanned

daugh-

ter.’

correctly

“So having

with

I never

the

the

Eartha

KITT

I’m the

looking. kind. of

had,”

forward to family that

Eartha

said.

-

Marital Rift LaidTo Unusual’ Habits LOS ANGELES —(AP)— The wife of British movie actor Michael Rennie says she left him and returned to England seven years ago because of his ‘unusual’? sex habits. 40, testified Tuesday in court her contested divorce action. Mrs.

Rennie

quently was and

admitted

she

at one

in

Counsel for Mrs. Rennie said yesterday his client has asked for a settlement of her divorce action. He said the trial testimony had become too spicy for Mrs. Rennie.

in fre-

intoxicated at parties

undressed

to

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Clifton Webb MAN WHO NEVER

While

1952.

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Midnight

in Puerto Rico Native

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and Snacks.

Open Daily from 7:00 A. M.

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CAN’T

EARTHA

me

Mrs. Margaret McCarthy Rennie,

obtained

Santurce.

business

Katherine

McDonald, tended

they

Serio

Royal

Noticias,

show

the

dancers, Paris bistros, recordings, Hollywood, Broadway and the plush saloon circuit.

you

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Show Ford Orientacion a los Padres “Perdon Para Esta Mujer” Mujeres Ciencias Fisicas ‘“‘Historia de Tres Hermanas” El Extra de la Noche

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via

ness and the racial not so great there.”

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the

finally

Children

Nocturno,

in

“Bold

8:30—(2) (6) 9:00—(2) (4) (6) 9:30—(2) (6)

and

cess

“I

7:30—(2)

and Bill present varied

the world I live in is show

Hogar’’

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(4) Show

ten years.

how

On

Tiempo

“Soraya’’

(6) Puntos

land, New

Justice,

(6) Ultima Hora 6:40—(4) Noticias, Deportes

(6) En

New York Authority, has received the Blue Ribbon Award of the 1960 American Film Festival. The film was judged the best in the category of foreign trade, economics and finance. The film depicts the construcYork

6:15— (2)

6:30—(2) (4)

musical (6) Holiday

“The Fabulous Decade” a new film produced by The Port of

and and

of

engagethrough

She was born on a dilapidated farm outside of Columbia, S. C. After that came Harlem slums

“It’s

Selva

(4) Rendezvous

Port Authority Film Wins Festival Prize

tion sea

Cientifica

Murder

European will last

said Eartha,

Cartoons

6:25—(2) Informe

in Santurce...

Eartha

mind

Ralo

have

South-

backgrounds.

“I

Hood”

In Black,

a

Christmas.”

raise

(Film)

Caminos”

Casa Hogar

(4) Ramar de la (6) Club Seis (11) Films: Jaws

Eartha,

settle down in Beverly Hills and

5:00-—(2) 5:30—(2)

said

country and ments that

tween

(4) “Heroes of the Saddle’? (Film) (6) “Window to the World,” Film Los Amigos de Pinocho (6) La Hora del Nifio

at

at noon will an-

reporter

Cielo’’

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will be furnished.

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at 700 Europa

To

According

An-

Purple Heart and a Bronze Star. He was wounded by a burp gun

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(2)

Los

sharecropper’s’ daughter. got a concert tour in this

man

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she

to

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to

June

in

St.

Thomas

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written

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married

quiet ceremony at my home,” said McDonald,

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book

Caryl

want

but

over to the home of Lt. Cmdr. and

Information

2455”

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(AP)

has

for Juvenile

der old

party

and

a special luncheon today in the Swiss Chalet. They

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cecktails the

trick

ANGRY MAN” also Award Winner

GOLDEN

Cmdr.

not

were served. It was all handled with an aura of surprise, a unique

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trip

business executive. Many Engagements “But the honeymoon will

Harry Solberg last week. It began with

>

wives

Aadland

just where she should The court took her

Col. Rafael Jiménez de la Rosa, director of U. S. Selective Service, San Juan, P. R., is recovering from a recent operation at Rodriguez Army Hospital. Nightly

ANGELES

erly

mother,

world traveler, Mike Segarra, is back on the local scene, so look out, girls!

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plan

|

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flying

30, son of a well-heeled

wil.

Brooke.

last

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marriage license on a to Los Angeles.-

40

Association

Nev.

Kitt, soon-to-be June bride. The slinky Negro entertainer and handsome, sandy-haired Bill McDonald had picked up their

guests were on hand to say ‘‘adios”’ to the very popular Rodins. The

MCNULTY

VEGAS,

“I’m terrbly happy, now I'll have -|something I never had— 2 family of my own,” beamed Eartha

the swimming pool of the S. J. Officers Club. A Hawaiian motif was used as the theme, and the guests had to walk a plank to get to the pool, which was lighted

by

PATRICK

LAS

around

de

METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER

WILLIAM

was

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setting

Annie

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was

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The

hold its annual meeting tonight at El Morro Officers Club at Fort

the

of

Knotts

Joe

Capt.

By

by the Business and Professional Women’s Assn. One of the cleverest parties given in a long time was a fare-} well party hosted by Cmdr. and Mrs. Frank Kaine for Cmdr. and Mrs. Harry Rodin, who have departed for a new assignment in

at the UPR.

surprise

A

Family Of Her Own Now

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Chuck

By

AntilCoi. James Breckenridge, absence les commander during the of Brig. Gen. John McGee, was guest speaker last week for the senior Army ROTC cadets at the will receive cadets These UPR. Army in the commissions their in June. This program Reserves is one in a series which has been arranged by Col. Rafael Montilla, professor of military science and

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By GERARD PAUL ees Desirous of participating” the Third Puerto Rican Theater Festival sponsored by the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture, I planned at the beginning of

last November

to

give

a dramatic~project thought

of

for

form

which

some

role of the shadow of death in the first act. All become involved

to

in

I had

I had in mind writing a play ‘in.which two opposing realities, one the the

valid

.and

dramatic

human

pression

and

‘very

of

ask

communication.

the same time I wanted to create a poetic climate in distilling to the fullest the emotions of the persons in this conflict, and to frame it within a fusion of plans and scenic lines, lights and- musical effects, a fusion which would sometimes be subordinated and which at other times would constitute the wholeof a purely interpretative emotion. The play having been submitted to the Institute and acceptthe

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has

committed

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moments

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with

the

images

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3-7253. 519

RENT

looking ocean. Spacious diningroom, library, 4

RENT

FURNISHED

Condado,

FOR

Call

1643

523

FOR

Large

Call

x

APARTMENTS

bike.

furnished

diningroom,

Call

Street,

Country

3-6673.

“RESIDENCE,

cool. i

528

3 bedrooms

PARK

BOULEVARD:

3

3

2-7682. 524

for one year. $600. monthly. One. Telephone 2-4697.

Cervantes

1622

521

PARTLY

crete

FURNISHED

house,

near

frame

beach

at

and

con-

Punta

Las

Marias. 3 bedrooms, garage, separate quarters with shower. Immediate possesion. For inspection appointment call 2-4107.

1599

SAN

:

519

FRANCISCO

—

4 bedroom

luxury

home, 1/3 acre, fenced, large shade trees, 40’ long covered patio and large swimming pool. $45,900 — good terms. Phone

SUBLET PUNTA LAS MARIAS. Charming Spanish-style home, large garden bordering on ocean. 4 bedrooms, 2 airconditioned, 2 baths, fully furnished. Available July 1 — September 1. Maid if desired. 3-3024. 1592 520

GUEST

HOUSE,

in

lovely

ega

3-6769.

UF

74

4138 MAGDALENA = Sulte Apartment. Newly decorated and furnished, with arge living and diningroom, aircondiYomed bedroom for two, kitchen and

Tiyate oR

bath.

one

rivate

in

biock

entrance.

Celeste

474

Located

SHFORD

from

Todd,

La

Daily

w

Ashford

th

air

conditioning. section,

sec-

Concha

Hotel.

weekly

Best

69

House.|

Condado,

apartments. Hot water.

Beach

rates.

2-1356,

Guest

Avenue,

ooms and efficiency Tvice. All screened. sidential

&

Condado

telephone

HOUSE

-1122

in

hotel

Maid Some

and

facilities.

pecial arrangements for couples travel.

ps together. One block from La Concha Dd Condado Beach Hotels. Personal ed tours. Telephones 3-6231 and -7927. Mrs. Annie De Mauret, Manager.

ARIGALANTE = PARQUE 159, Phone -3086. Beautifully decorated, airconitioned rooms, each with private bath, o$ and cold water. Terraces, garden, @ar beach and business sectors. Sumer rates. Manager, Margarita de ConUF LAND HOUSE — 1017 Ashford — a ew, informal, oceanfront guesthouse luxury hotel area. Large terrace fathe sea, with private stairway to ach. Spacious, modern, airconditioned From $9. single $14. double,

_—

an

excellent

breakfast.

Phone

SAN

JUAN

GUEST?

dOUSE-

Enjoy

breakfast and drinks on your private terrace in delightful continental-run guest house close to “Under The Trees”, and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion Court, corner of MecLeary. Member ese Tourist Association. Telephone 702

OF

NEW

CONCEPT

in

tourist

accomoda-

tions. With the rental of one of our excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day loan of a car for your sightseeing,

2-0486 1475

nite

anytime.

club

visiting,

ete.

Call

UF

CONDADO GUEST HOUSE, Con 606, Stop 17. 2 blocks La Conchaae and beach. Apartment, double airconditioned, livingroom with sofa bed, bath, hot water, terrace, private entrance. $9, daily, less per week. Marchand, 2-6178, 2-3196,

1374 THE

ing,

61 DUFFY’S

old

beach

have

home,

remodeled

Bow

charm-

offer

tooms, all with private bath, some with private patio, some air condittoned. One minute to beach and From $7.50 single, $10. double. All rates. include complete breakfast. Isla Verde Road, near San Juan Intercontinen

9-0144,

9-0532,

a UP

DANISH GUEST HOUSE — Weekly and monthly rates. Danish breakfast optional.

Centrally

located near Paramount

ter. 263 Duffaut

1585

AUNT family

ae

Street.

Telephone

JENNY’S: Guest House atmosphere, Delicious

1850 McCleary

Ave.

Tel.

Thea-

3-8885.

eS

UF

A

PROVIDENCIA

@

133.

Near

GUEST

beaches,

HOUSE

<-

restaurants,

‘es, busses. Sum terrace, all airioned rooms, Cooking facilities. For rmation, phone 32-9352 or write te

12384

Loiza

Station,

Santurce.

SAN ANTONIO GUEST HOUSE = One Tapia Street. Ocean Park, San Juan. ming

beach.

Good

distance.

restaurants

Breakfast

within

served.

DEVELOPMENT

occupancy

offers

its

Diamante

house space. 4 trucks and

Street

—

and

Build-

home

its

at

dafia, 1491

Tel.

16

“Buccaneer”

2-2768.

524

EL

YUNQUE

bid

cena

letely

furnished,

3 pedcoome, ion

telephone

1667

GARDEN

8-

aa

Wilson.

Phone

402

Managey

Vicente

3-2936. o

Julid,

TeleoF

SOTEL LUQUILLO — GCEAN VIEW BESTAUEANT. On the ocean. Double rooms,$7 3 minutes from the famous beach of Laquillo. Puerte Rican and continenta) feed. Laquilloe, P.R.

ILS

BEACH

a

a

ater. winds.

HOUSE

Roll

Breakfast

—

at

your

out

directly

on

ef

bed into the by the trad included. Outdoor bar.

disposal.

1850

Atlantic,

1384

UF

COLONIAL GUEST HOUSE, 606 Olimpo

Miramar, » Santurce,b> Centr: Single ond Goubls netemmenew.

Avenue, leonted. Cruthirds,

953

Rates

2-3994,

from

$4.

single.

Mrs, UF

GUEST

APARTMENTS:

Theatre,

car

and

mear

guide

Suite with living-dining ively furnished, bedroom,

area, math,

Univer-

supplied,

attractscreens,

maid service, linen, private sum terrace, telephone. Accommodates 2 persons. Quiet neighborhood, few minutes to

beaches,

shopping,

from

364, Stop Telephone 1621

Ponce

business

31, Hate 6-3258.

de

centers.

Leon.

Rey.

Brau

Daily

$15.

SITES

SALE — Industrial

Property,

meters

ef best locations.| freezer.

1663

Informa-|

Santurce,

adjoining

P.

R. 516 20,000

Dos

Pinos

and Vocational School Mifacing Central Avenue. -

$25

3 bedroom

and

ROOMS

house.}

LARGH

523

FOR

ROOM,

RENT

airconditioned,

semi-

diningroom | private bath, all services. Best Con-

12773 For imformation, In- | apartment. Company, Box 6609 | 1679

square meter lot. vestment Service Santurce,

3-3550.

1629

523

OFFICES

FOR

FT.

office

complete

Clean, in

with

air

doors and windows. Roosevelt and Diego Aves., Puerto Nuevo. Call yes, 8-0270. 1498

De Re-

450 SQ.

APPROXIMATELY

9000

square

FURNISHED

annex,

NEVIS

FOR

Si.

of-

colonies.

On

HOME

hot

water,

BIKINI

POOLS,

Puerto

DAVILA

oldest

—

FOR

write

FOR

61

SALE

HIGHWAY:

Farm,

planted

in

Madrid, 2-3891. SPEAK SPANISH.

519

PIANOS

built,

against

—

INSTRUMENTS

For rent, for sale, new,

tropicalized

rust

guaranteed moving, Ponce de

1373

(springs

against

and

service ~- tuning Salvador A. Nin, Leon. Telephone

'

re-

termites,

pins)

— repairs Ine., 1460 2-4358.

61

PRINTING LETTERHEADS, ENVELOPES,

Snap-

Bayamon.

3 bedroom house, laundry, carport, scree water heater, $80. monthly, 4th St.\ I-26. Telephone 2-0000 Ext. 4216 Ft. Buchanan, or 4th St. L-I1. 1619 521

SPACE

need

3 livingroom, screened, Call Bayamon 1136, or Box 37, Bayamon:

MUSICAL

RENT

—

from

various fruit trees, on new De Diego Express Highway. 20 minutes from Santurce. Debt-free. Water, light. Mr. Mo-

MAGNOLIA GARDENS Near shopping center, best residential section Bayamon, Brand new, 3 bedrooms, bath, hot water, stove. Rent $100 furnished, sale $1600. Call 8-1665. Office 1427 Ave. Central, Caparra Terrace. 1664 > 525

go

RENT States,

FARM

615

OR

TO

FAMILY

DORADO

most experienced pool builders, only reinforced concrete and all filtering system. These materials forever. For free estimates, call]

SALE

Beach

519

kitchen, facilities. Raldiris, 1378

Carports

Rico’s

refrigerator.

WANTED

$595; Extra rooms (12? x 12’) $995; fences, porches, bathrooms, etc., at similar low prices. We handle plans. Low FHA interest (4-112%). No down Payment. Universal Home Improvement Corp., 7-2092, 2-3013 Ext. 204. 1487 610 and uses

lady.

1630

roads

VALUES:

bath

or

across street. Near airport. References Bequired. Atlanti¢ View 73, Isle Verde. 6-2059 days, after 3 P!

IMPROVEMENT THESE

breakfast,

gentleman

519

MOVING

COMPARE

with

:

closet,

Beachfront

beaches,

EOOM

American

INDEPENDENT, SCREENED, airconditoned furni fi hed roo: double or single. With linen service, modern private bath,

Hotel, excellent condition, for sale. Also 1,000 acres of miscellaneous property, some plantations, all suitable hotel . or

cottage

to

2-2883, 1575

SALE

KITTS

$24

OPPORTUNITY - 200 meters from Hotel La ; Concha, Condado Section. Cool, comfortable furnished room with private bath. Also a double room, private entrance. Moderate rates. Come, see them. 1154 Magdalena Avenue. Phone

fice space for rent. Ideal location in area of growth and development. Stop 29, Ponce de Leon, Second floor Funeraria Efiret, Telephone 6-0262. 1624 521

LOTS

furnished

Also garage for car or dry goods storage. Best Miramar section. 2-4486, Lindbergh St. 600. : 1588 519

610

feet

airconditioned 2-6627, 3-7730.

1003 ASHFOED Avenue, Condade Seetion. 2 single rooms, one with bath, $20. a weak $16 a week. Apt. 6. 1657 524

RENT

1400 SQ. FT. - OFFICE SPACE. clear, well ventilated. New heart of Puerto Ni jueve

RENT

cards, $11.00} quotation on

Established 1446

|

BOOF

FOB BENT 5000 sq. ft. store space in Santa Rosa Shopping Center, adjacent

any

Telephone printed

printers

since

CLEANING

3-9172 for material.

1826.

UF

& PAINTING

HS YOUB root dirty? mf so, for exper? high water- pressure cleaning and paint-

te Grand Union Supermarket. Will alter to suit. Call 63681 for information.

ee

on

Real Estate Corner GARDEN

¢

HILLS Completely air conditioned?! Superbly planned two level home with four bedrooms, three baths and a beautiful inclosed patio.

VILLAMAB Another new listing! Near the ocean, near schools, near shopping. A fine three bedroom house

Club.

septic

to San Jose School and Caparra

Country

with two porches, well planned Sewer connections completed

‘

52:

SANTA

BUCARE — New listing with abundant space, fine floor plan and a_ beautiful high location. Three bedrooms, big bright. living room, fully equipped kitchen. Big lot, too, with room for a swimming pool!

Robert

story Four

TELS.

tank

problems

MARIA

—

Big,

luxurious

indoors

and

Tschudin,;

3-5315

kitchen. ne

here! two

residence for an active family. air conditioned bedrooms, — is

entertaining

Realtor

Two

St.

INDUSTRIAL

FOR square

Station,

servant’s quarters. 2 car carport. Fully | dado section. References required. Also fully

FOR

MAISON BLANCHE Guest House. Double and single air conditioned rooms with bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 77 Washington St. CondaGeo, Santurce, corner

Loiza

, porch, hot wa-| Phone 61089 Betances 67, Floral Park.

5

—

6878, 1550

Supermarket uel Such,

com-

cottage,

one

HILLS

separate

HERMANAS

sity

Resort

Loading platform handles parking yard for 80 cars.

Located in ial development across from new port zone. Minimum S year lease. Only principals enquire. No brokers. For information eall tele-

For

Functional

“Caribaire’

1566

TAFT GUEST HOUSB — Taft 53. Each room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance $15. double, $12. single. Special rates aoe month, 2-0887 or 2-2206. oF

blocks

yee

BUCAERE

ist

526

qith a meals

3-8400.

FOR RENT

FOR LEASE: commercial building, recent construction, structural steel and concrete. 10,000 square feet floor area, with 19 foot high ceiling ware-

524

Gue st Houses NTILLES

landscaped. Miss Weiner

bed-

6-5003.

1640

EL YUNQUE reservation, 2 minutes WEW APARTMENT in Condominium from the swimming pool. Completely an Rafael, Stop 11, Ponce de Leon furnished, chimney, screens, electric venue, facing the Condado Lagoon. stove. refrigerator, water and air heat@ bedrooms, 3 baths, living-dining room ers, water pump, radio, portable washand kitchen. For information Tel. 2-1317. ing machine, large terrace. Phone 2-6480 1608 UF after 6 PM and weekends. COMFORTABLE FURNISHED screened 1641 ° bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega = BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED efficiency | Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos| CAMPO ALEGRE, close to Bayamon monthly | Shopping Center. 3 bedroom house, GE or weekly Weekends, @partment for one or two. On the beach, | Road. est neighborhood, near hotels, super-| rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone| stove, refrigerator, hot water, brand harkets. Linen and airconditioning in- | 2-8138 for information and reservations.| new, never occupied. Call Vincenti, ~} 6-6472, anytime. 3-4073.}1410 Salvador. Prat, Santurce. phone appointment For luded. $618 521 96 UF 1589 518

framar, with nice ocean view. Near aribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, ew furnished roomg, Reasonable Rates. ocial Security Building, Ponce de Leén 04, 4th Floor, Apartment 401-402, Mrs;

three

conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fenced

BEDROOM

house, one block from beach. Complete h hold furnishi for sale. 3-5024. NEW BEACH HOUSE at Isla Verde. | 1646 . 520 Swimming and boating beach. One bedroom with double closet. Tiled bathHOUSES FOR SALE room. Big living-porch. Kitchen with cabinets. water heater, electric stove.

play-

living-dining,

bathrooms,

3

maid's

boys’

tiled

and

aeet

ghee -—

9oms,

24’

Realtor,

325

foom,

new

nicely

living

plus servant’s quarters, on beach front near San Juan Intercontinental Hotel. YOU WILL like this unusually attracOne or two years’ lease. $500, per tive, well—designed home. It has 3 bedmonth. 9-0382. H. Madera, Box 332, rooms, 2 baths, servant’s quarters and|san Juan. beautiful kitchen. Terrazzo floors through- | 3626 523

Qm, residential, office_and commercial, arting at $14,000. First Federal fiIn the terms. easy balance ancing. beSt.1505, Lofza of Santurce, eart ween Parque and De Diego. Telephone -1084. 311

HOME,

two

sale of furnishings with low apartment. Excellent location.

HOUSES

Condomint-

in

APARTMENTS

RIGHT

Also 1632

SALE

820

NEW

complete rental of

530

FOR

1654

hot Bus

AT

BUILDINGS

SALE

modern

immediate

ers

FOR

BUILT

home on 1$ Onix Street: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, kitchen, 2-car carport, liberal mortgage; homes opened in ‘by appointment only. Cal] Arture Sal-

BEAUTIFUL THREE bedroom home Lomas Verdes. Choice corner lot, nice view, beautifully landscaped, 472 sq. meter lot. Screened, carport, built-in stove and oven, electrie water heater, storage space. Very good rental. Call Mrs, Angers, Tel. 3-3491.

sacrifice

CUSTOM

523

rooms PENTHOUSE

HOUSES

1653

520

BOHEMIAN

RENT

3-7905.

3

any

1387

APARTMENTS

323

CAPARRA HEIGHTS 3 _ bedroom apartment, in new, modern building. Spacious rooms, low rental $90. monthly. Continental neighbors. 1533 Central Avenue. Call 8-1124 or get key at 1430 Central Avenue, Dr. Pagan. 523

Vincen-

Call

(evenings).

1605

FOR

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, residence located in best residential section in Hato Rey, around corner from Ponce de Leon Avenue. Near church, schools, shopping areas. Porch, five bedrooms, two bathrooms, livingroom, dining room, large pantry. kitchen, d barbecue and bar, servant’s quarters, garage, 16 closets. Renta} $300.00 monthly. Phone office hours 2-0886. Home,

newly

in

for

parts

HOUSES

RENT

BALDRICH -— UNFURNISHED modern apartment, fully screened. 3 bedrooms, one airconditioned, 2 bathrooms, electric range, water heater, private terrace, other facilities. Contact Mr. Labiosa, 2-5740.

people and launship immediately

spare

any

Miami

rom

3-4761 1642

and

Rico

connections

splendid

Also

listings

Puerto

in

sale

for

Miami.

has

REALTY

Snvcentt

FOR

ATTRACTIVE

furnished apartment, airconditioned, bedroom, bath, kitchen. balcony, livingroom and sun deck, private entrance, ideal location Loiza Street 1756. Rent $160. plus utilities. Telephone 3-0102,

sale,

for

houses

of

scores

of

Our

complete

Pictures,

yours.

are

staff

REDECORATED,

specialist

government

lawser,

fealtor, and

SPECULATING?

or

JNVESTING

APARTMENTS

ESTATE

out.

THE SAN JUAN STAR

¢. AS CT

3-8400 Ext 72 SECRETARIAL

ford 1666

Ave.,

Muriel

EFFICIENT,

SPORTS

SERVICE

Eddy.

hg ents,

eee day er 166

a

BOOKKEEPING

Also 1663

furniture.

ACCOUNTANT

hotel frable

or but

requirements

UF

to

details

Box

N,

HELP

478.

and

prices,

Juan

Star.

MALE

525

for

a

smart

young

bi-

lingual Puerto Rican. He has to be smart enough and responsible to work with little supervision. He is (going to to be personnel clerk and personnel manager of one of the largest industries in the Metropolitan area. The man that I choose will earn $250. If

interested,

please

call - 8-8034,

Ext. 99, Thursday or Friday. May 19th or 20th, between 1L AM and 12 noon. 1635 520

Factory Inquire

ESTATE

secretary.

salesmen

Immediate

future for the right person, FRANCISCUS PANY Nairn terian 1610

and

profit.

executive

Excellent

men. Apply in REALTY COM-

& ASSOCIATES, Cendado, 3 St. & Ashford, right of PresbyHospital on Beach. 3-3506.

COOK, who can follow instrucor a chef who will follow ins. Some English necessary. Only experienced man need apply. Write details, Box E, San Juan Star. 1605 517

HEAD tions,

EXECUTIVE POSITION — Unusually attractive opportunity for bilingual exmilitary man. Up toe 45 years. For sales administrative position for continental organizations dealing in services.

Excellent

opportunity

for right person. photo.- P.O. Box =o Pp. R.

for

2 door, _—

Buchanan

advancement

Forward resume and 6223, Leiza Station,

5147.

523

ly.

28,

Hato

Rey.

Tel.

NIGHT

1402,

Ponce

de

Leon

opposite

2-1871

Motors,

Avenue,

hy

6-0742 1637

5

PM.

Mr.

CHEVROLET, condition.

automatic

2

door

Original

owner.

transmission.

Se

Reference interview,

520 CHEVROLET;

2

door,

and

two-door

in

de

per-

fect condition. Only 30,000 miles. Fully equipped. Real bargain. Owner leaving for the States. For information call Li- | 4 BOAT ig 8-1215 during office hours. with

is sigs:

2-4600,

after 4, 6-0551,

furniture.

Mr. .

Yager.

diving

Teleph

off

8 AM

de

articles.

Diego

or

after

REFRIGERATORS

—

FRO

$125.

up,

Piedras.

Km.

2.8

Trujillo

week

at Km.

—from factory

at

Km.

from factory

$110 up, warranty

INSULAR DISTRIBUWAREHOUSE SALE,

Mufioz

2.8

Rivera

Trujillo

available

MOVING

APPLIANCE MARQUEZ makes electric

day

875,

Alto

Rio

Road

WHO

or

1279

you

its

im-

Hato

persons.

ARE YOU going to move? Use the best service in Puerto Rico, United States,

Also sie

boat.

172,

2-1!2

total.

Fully

dition. —"

$6,600. T. F. St. Thomas,

years

old.

740

hours

Simmons, V. L.

11

Cristo

equipped,

excellent

con-

77$ or 1067, or call in person

at IA2 Ramirez

Paseo del Parque, corner of de Arellano, Garden Hills,

and 7 -9

Call

526

APPLIANCES FOR SALE TRONERS FROM $125 up, brand new, with full factory warranty and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE. this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras dras. Km. 2-8, Trujillo Alto Road. RANGES

—

FROM

875.

up,

brand

new,

with full factory warranty and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ ANNUAL

Rivera

SALE,

875,

Alto

1612

this

Rio

week

at

Mu-

Piedras. Km.

2-8,

Road.

52T

HEATERS

WATER HEATERS, from $45, up, brandmew, with full factory warranty and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE. | this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras, Km. 2-8, Trujillo Alto Road. 1617 521 é

VACUUM

CLEANERS

ELECTRO-LUX World’s only automatic cleaner and air purifier. Also repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT. Del Valle’ & Lamausse, Poincare 1604, between San Jorge and Parque. Santurce. Telephone 2-5353. UF

AIR CESSNA

parts.

Rey.

1531

WATER “THE PLEASURE is yours” when the moving job is ours. Whether you're movin locally or Stateside, we are equipped te pack and transport your most Precious belongings, as scheduled, with the dependable care you look for and seldom find. Telephone 6-3157, 6-3329 Capitol Transportation, Inc., for a free oo Agents for Atlas Van —

on

all

FOR SERVICE on your. Norge refrigerator, freezer, washing machine, water heater, etc., call 6-4551. BorgWarner International, 553 Carolina St.,

Miami,

but

Guarantee

repairs

dishwashers, stoves. Same

UF

fioz

as

SHOP

8-1012.

WAREHOUSE

& STORAGE moves

REPAIR

service

8-1804

SERVICE

washers, dryers, ranges, and gas

Truiillo MOVING:

SERVICES

LA EXTERMINADORA (Commonwealth Pest Control Services) Free estimate. Control of insécts, rats and fumigation services for homes, business and farms. Services guaranteed. Preventive treat ment against termites. 20 years exPerience. 7-022. 774 UP

$125 up, warranty

Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.

and service at TORS’ ANNUAL

week

Road.

INSULAR DISTRIBUWAREHOUSE SALE,

CLOTHES DRIEES brand new, with full

this

Alto

521

of

of success,

Dres-

Nuevo.

brand new, with full facto: warranty and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE, this week at Mufio® Rivera 875, Rio

Piedras,

Brokerage Cp.

Calle

Puerto

6 PM.

519

ana service at TORS’ ANNUAL

°

in

1620

1935 CHEVROLET 2 door, 6 cylinder, 2 tone white and. black, radio, other extras. Very good condition. Phone miscellaneous 1623

miscellaneous

514,

Before

and Bahia Mar, resepsis ae ee ae tent yacht brokers in the country. We offer you the fine service that hundreds of local yachtsmen who have purchased their craft through the Bertram organization praise. For free listings of further information,. write, phone or visit Kiko Toro, Inc:; Stop 31 — Mufioz Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey. 6-5429. 1498 715

19538

OPEL, 2 door. Both low mileage cars, excellent condition. Owner leaving island, must sell immediately.. Bargain prices on both. Call Eastham, 3-1518 days, 9-0373 nights. 1645 523 CHEVROLET-—Y8

ether

SALE

&

furnishings.

i

WASHING MACHINES brand new, with full

FOR

Richard ‘Bertram

HOUSEHOLD

antiques

6

EXTERMINATING

COND.

AIRCONDITIONING

REPAIRS & REFRIGERATION

repair for home and cemmercial establishments. All Stateside mechanics. Call Stateside Service, days 2-4718 nights, 2-7465. 1453

call

Bayamén

2 —- 4 PM

ca-

bar. Me-

im Puerto Rico and the VirginI nor your yacht, cruiser or boat through -— because we are affiliated with

Radio,

6-5272.

1570 SELLING

Phone

Marias.

Las

1408

HOSPITAL

soverness and cook. quired. Top salary. For

between

person

EQUIPMENT

YACHT

Ex-

3-5024.

1647

=

oe

300

bandstand, conditioned.

6-5003.

BOATS

sedan.

Call

RZPAIRS

FOR PEECISION watch and clock recomplicated and chronograph pairs, watches see Puerto Rico’s only certified master watch and clockmaker, William A. Gruen, Certified Master Watch and 2413, Punta Clock Maker, Calle Loa

furni-

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She

children.

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lives

has two Every

they

90

active,

week

drive

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DEAR ANN: We're in dutch with our folks and need your_ help. Last night my girl friend and I had a slumber party at my

house.

We

invited

15 girls, We

planned to- have a taffy-pull, Pop some corn, play records and stuff like that. About 9:30 six fellows came

over unexpectedly.

A half hour

later another carload drove up. We don’t know how the word got out about the party. Everybody was sworn to secrecy.

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Newark

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2

Newark

Sea Land of P. R,

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Frequently she’s told me how wonderful it is to “get away from the grind of housework and kids” every weekend, In

23

Mayagiez,

Alcoa

the meantime

and

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OF

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Balt., N. Y.

[3

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Gult

are

THRILLED

to

my

have

them,

husband

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I are ready to fall to pieces. Have we gotten selfish? I’d like to print my name in capital

SIX SHELLINES

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Ponce, N. Y.

Jacksonville

B

Balt.,

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Japan, Hongkon, Honolulu, Venezuela

Zz

3

Gulf ports, Canal Zone, Far East

call

TMT Trailer Ferry

MARU

have

Barranquilla

MONARCH

terew

for two. Tell her you'd love te her “every few weeks.”

21

Antwerp

fatt GEORGIA

for six is more work than doing

20

STAR

Co.

You aren’t selfish — you're human. And she’s _ terribly thoughtless and inconsiderate. As a home maker, she must know that cooking and cleaning

Barranquilla

ATLANTIC

ALCOA RUNNER

I’m 46, hold a responsible position and have worked for the past 15 years. My husband’s salary, combined with mine enables us to live well. I get up at 6:30 A.M. every morning and return from the office at 5:30. I do all my own cooking, laundry and cleaning. The only chance I have for relaxing and doing extra things around the house is the weekend. NOW—

19

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AZALEA

Ponce,

M

CARONA

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Thomas

you that

must be bothering others in

Newark

Thomas

Co.

DEAR ANN: Will please print a problem

GATEWAY CITY

I

Not Selfish, Humant

Ball Lines |

Y.

Nippos Yusen Kaisha, Carlos Ball

Zz

me—EXHAUSTED

DEAR

EXHAUSTED:

daughter a woman

for

were

we

Your

herself

on

all

in

thought

our

pajamas

it was O.K. to

were furious. Now I can’t go to another

slumber

this is a hen dressed.

should realize that who holds a full time

job needs time her days off.

We

party

party. We

for

aren’t

Goodbye.”

(P.S.—Y¥es,

this

is

fair.)

William Henry Harrison, the ninth president of the United

States,

was

the

first

chief

ex-

ecutive to die in office.

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CENSUS (Continued

From

BLIND Page

(Continued

1)

the mainland has had “very little effect” on the decline in the rate of population growth. He said that migration had also been @ factor in earlier decades “ef this century and that the ehange from a rural agricultural economy to an urban industrial economy was “far more significant” in the drop in the rate of population growth here. Historically, it has been proved that as a people industrialized and their economy improves, @ significant decrease in rural Reider cited preliminary estimates which reveal “a significant increase

in urban

a significant populations.”

population

decreased

City

Gain

in

and

.rural

Cited

1950

and

1960,

Reider

said,“

city itself often shows a gain which means that the rural barrios.

are

losing

rapid rate.” The Census said

that

people

Bureau

such

at

a

official

pattern

was

“traditional in areas moving into an urban industrial economy.” He

noted

that

this

pattern

oc-

curs because rural folk migrate to the cities where they replace city dwellers who are moving to suburban residential districts. He cited the case of San Juan, where the population of Old San Juan and Santurce remained fairly static during the decade, while

Rio

mendous

Piedras

showed

.tre-

gains.

1)

rolled

a

Pedro

strike

Arroyo,

and

(Continued Frem Page 1) (Continued From Page 1) in 1940 when it voted the Populars of statehood, was decried by Feinto power. fre as “erroneous.” The discussion between stateTo justify his dismissal of the hood and independence, both im- bulky Budget Bureau statistic of possible for Puerto Rico, Mufioz $188 million, Ferre quoted a said, “hid the very grave situa- study of the management contion of misery, injustice, of ex- sultant firm of Bruce Payne and ploitation” in Puerto Rico. Associates which placed the cost Now, Mufioz continued, the same of statehood at just $51 million. two impossible alternatives are From this lower figure, claimed brought up again to throw a “‘curtain” over the still important pro- Ferre, it would be proper to chop $33 million, on the blems facing Puerto Rico.” The another plebiscite, Mufioz added, is de- grounds that the Puerto Rican signed to remove that ‘‘curtain.” sugar industry would gain that The Governor stressed that “‘a much ‘from statehood. A tenet plebiscite is not necessary.”’ Once of the statehood creed is that the status question was put aside Puerto Rico, —as a full-fledged in 1940, Mufoz added, Puerto member of the union, would be Rico was able to find tthe solu- freed from the existing restraints \ tion in 1951 to its status problem on sugar refining. —Commonweaith. “Those who ask for the plebis- for Puerto Rico’s aspirations for

who

two

spares

in. four frames. He had a 48 in

the third frame and followed with e strike before the group sat down to a party of hot dogs, potato chips, ice cream, and soda pop which was donated by local companies. Other hoys making good shots included Jose Valentin with two (Continued from Page 1) Communist East Gérmany, strikes and Manuel de Jesus and preparing a §conquering-hero Cesar Gonzalez with one strike type welcome for Khrushchev, each in five frames. Ramon Rivera had a five- frame announced late last night a postponement of the Soviet pre- score of 49. “We plan to have them back mier’s plans to address a rally at least once a month,” said Roin East Berlin. No reason was given and it man Ruiz of the Santa Rosa alwe can start a was not clear from the announ- leys. “Maybe league for them.” cement by the official East GerThe trip was organized by the man radio whether his planned departure from Paris today also Education and Youth Committee

SPY

been

to

of

delayed.

Soviet

continue

Union

the

is ready

Geneva

talks

on nuclear tests, but the Soviet Union will resume testing if the United States does. He accused the United States of “procrastination” and said if this continues the Soviet Union will toss the question back to the United Nations. 3

The

Soviet

Union

has

the

for

the

month

are

prepared

to

wait

by

George

as its monthly

project

headed

youngsters

went

who

cite,”

Mufioz

said,

‘‘should

feel

responsible before their own conslast|cience that bringing it about now]

swimming.

would

uot

involve

grave

risks’?!

a

better_life.

“That involves a vely serious examination of conscience,” the Governor

said.

eae

ae

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no

intention to mix in U.S. domestic politics. He said, if the next president is one who cannot negotiate with Moscow, the Russians

JCC

Stuckert

GOP

GOVERNOR

f

10-year-old

hard for some to grasp, but others developed almost immediately a good conception of the sport. The star of the match was

2. The

the

Page

the physical effort involved were

has

In the municipalities in which there was a net loss between

From

21

for

another. Franklin D. Roosevelt was a worthy representative for capitalistic Society, Khrushchev said, but his policy died with him.

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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Thursday, May 19, 1960".

Top Bookies Ma ke Die Hard A 6-1 Shot In English Derby.

SPORTS

At A Glance BALTIMORE

LONDON (AP)— American owned Die Hard has pulled in lots of big betting money for the English Derby —despite the sensational banning of his trainer Vincent O'Brien for 18 months. Britain’s

top

bookies,

meeting

at

their

Die Hard a 6-1 betting shot for the June fered a week ago. Die Hard, owned by John Mc-+# Shain of Philadelphia and sired 7-2 by 1954 Derby winner Never Say Die, is second favorite to the

France’s

headquarters

L classic—two

in

points

than week

weight

Don

(AP)

Jordan

—Welterisn’t

impres-

sive feat

as a champion and his deby Candy McFarland Mon-

day

night

prise. which

It

nimous and

occasioned

decision

two

of

sur-

the

expressed

Jor-

title

bout.

Sports writers agreed. A typical comment came

from

again

he if

could

confi-

given

a

Lester Bromberg of the New York $“World-Telegram And Sun” who said there was no question that McFarland merited

the

decision.

Partly

because

failed

trainer

Ray

Ro-

appear

.

against

the very

same small

Tuesday Fights By

Tho

Associated

LOS ANGELES — Lavorante, 206-12,

knocked Los

out Jake

Angeles,

Press

Alejandro Argentina,

Williams,

194,

6.

ST. PAUL, Minnesota— Del Flanagan, 161, St. Paul, outpointed

than

Wilfie

Greaves,

nipeg, 10. SACRAMENTO, Joey

Lopes,

Mexico,

160-34,

California

135-44,

Hilario

Win-

—

Sacramento,

Morales,

10.

139,

the

with

tation

crowd—only 2167. The promoter lost about 10,000 dollars.

outpointed Sugar

to

Pedro Gonzales on eard, the fight drew a

referee

beat

dan

that

binson

bout in a _ una-

judges.

McFarland

dence

no_

was a non-title McFarland took

lower

of

Jordan Isn't An-Impressive Champ . BALTIMORE

Tuesday,

O’Brien, shot— slightly longer odds of 5-2 offered a

ago.

Angers.

London

for

this

a

the

Baltimore Orioles announced

The

of-

Orioles

sold

.

are

and

strict.

Sarreal disclosed working on a title

best

Die

out

featherweight Moore

If a horse

champion

strongly

he ever doped

any horse.

betting

“Cezar

rules

on

the

7-2.

Die

Hard 6-1. St Paddy 10-1, Alcaeus 11-1. Tulartos 1. Chrysler

14-1. Marengo 16WE 20-1 Auroy,

Kythnos 25-1. Dinzeo, Great Faith, Mystic, Oak Ridge, Vienna 33-1. Filipepi, High Hat, Stupor Mundo, Mr. Higgins, Turullo 40-1. Lustrous Hope, Nulli

Secundus, Wood Arion, Iron Blue, tan,

Radiation

66-1.

Forest Proud

50-1. Chief.

is

Moore

to

Philippine

Cezar

here

in

willing

an_

to

in

fight

overweight

title fight, but, if Moore

non-

agrees,

he would like to meet the champion

denied

odds

Angers

‘said.

champion

against

Little

he

July.

doped.

is found

to

that he is defense by

world

racing

the

sent

on,”

Davey

was found

Derby:

agreed

Friday. Then Club banned

who did it. O’Brien has_ Complete

we

Hard’s

Irish

with

contract,

terms

be doped then the trainer is held responsible— no matter

English

satisfied”

the

Irish

the

a in

him by California promoter Benny Ford. “It contained all the

O’Brien for 18 months after one British

much of

repu-

was

that

+

pitcher 1 “very copy

veteran

43-year-old-

handler until last the Irish Turf

of his winners

yesterday

who received a $115,000 bonus when he signed has been recalled from Miami, the Orioles farm

the International League.

made

8-1

(#—The

Dave Nicholson, coniract in 1958,

world-wide

getting

horses,

|

in a

little

fight,’

Sarreal

said.

| Wells Signs With LA

Dave Nicholson

The Superior Amateur Basketball Circuit has announced that six referees — three Continentals and three Puerto Ricans — have been already signed for the

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Billy Wells, who starred at halfback for Michigan State in the 1954 Rose Bowl Game, shelved his acting career last week and signed to play for the Los Angeles Chargers of the American Football League: ; The 27-year-old Winnetka, Ill.,

coming

athlete,

Rip Coleman to Miami make

room

for

in order to

Nicholson.

6 Referees

season

Signed

which

starts