The San Juan Star (May 23, 1960) by La Colección Puertorriqueña

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

Vol. I

No. 172

Tel. 3-8400

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1174 Dead & ii

#As Quakes Rock Chile SANTIAGO,

series guakes

of.

Chile

(AP)—

heavy

earth-

jolted

southern

and};

entral Chile for the second sfeday yesterday, and the death

ifount climbed to 174. .Ji@

The Interior Ministry decreed a

‘imptate of emergency in the southern ‘i fprovince of Malleco asa panic. | Mcontrol measure. The province was ‘placed under command of military authorities. The ministry said the death of pight more persons injured in Saurday’s

quake

in Concepcion

pro-

ince raised the total to 174. The death toll was expected to [mount with restoration of wrecked

: ‘\

ommunications.

Widespread Reports Earth shocks were felt the width Argentina,

from

the

Andes

{fhe Atlantic, from 2:30 p.m. to 2:50 \Wp.m., EST. Ceiling lamps swayed &

tall

buildings

casualties

Buenos

were

CATHOLIC RALLY—This was the scene veiderdy in front of the Capitol on Ponce de Leon Ave. as between 65,000 and 100,000 massed in favor of a religious instruction bill. Catholics heard the Most Rev. James P. Davis,

Aires.

reported,

Bishop of San Juan, tell them they were free to form a new

but

ome damage to residences eported in Esquel, Chubut

was pro-

Bishop Tells Crowds|| Non-Catholics Rally Politics Open Field || Against Religion Bill

ince. Seismic recording needles ‘et La Plata, near Buenos Aires jumped off the recording paper aMget

the

start

Cientists

of the

could

quake, so

that

the

tremors

also

not

fgiolence. i

Extremely

(See

heavy

Quakes,

Page

A massive

against

med Handling mf C-47 Case WNot Clear Yet By

CARL

BERLIN

—

The

plane

ist

forced

than mbicine

Mufioz Rivera Park to the Capitol

old

C47

afte)

landed

geper

it was

not

Moscow

atter,

ractice,

would

clear

East

the

ne.

The SS. n

unarmed,

(See

twin-engine

Air Foree transport was flight from Copenhagen,

‘"@enmark, BeeTRRS ET?

regi-

C47

Hamburg, CASE,

Page

West 21)

parochial

school

have

hour

off

for school children religious instruction

granted

to in

the creed of their parent’s choice. The bill was tabled last week.

the

German

buses. They waved yellow and white flags and many carried placards supporting the now defunct Bill 84, a measure which

wht past

Many

weekly receive

with

over

cars,

would

handle

keeping

turn

ommunist

yet

Puerta de Tierra. Estimates of the crowd by police ranged from. 65,000 to 100,000... The Catholics came from all parts of the island in private

n\ne

‘W@amerieans just inside East Gt'r‘any,

P. Davis, Catholic

diocese, spoke these words to a throng which. gathered from

down, on

hours

Thousands of Protestants and other non-Catholics ral-

of island Catholics, protesting

of a religious

_ The Most Rev. James Bishop of San Juan’s

~Rus-

territory,

gathering

defeat

themselves into a political party.”

ians took their time yestetday eciding whether to make \\ maor incident of the latest \Ame-

ican

the

instruction

bill in the|lied

Saturday

afternoon

behind | Sixto

legislature, were told yesterday they were “free to organize against religious instruction bill No. 84.

HARTMAN

(AP)

political party.

Bishop Davis Speaks Bishop

Davis,

speaking

from

platform on Ponce de Leon Ave. on which an altar, a huge white cross,

and

life-size

Pope John, XXIEL mounted, told the (See

BISHOP,

picture

had been throng not Page

21)

‘Copter Crashes On Race Track At El Comandante By PETER ANDERSON A helicopter lost a photo finish at. El Comandante race track yesterday in the most unnusual race of the

day. But

to witness The

only

a handful

of spectators

were

present

the fast finish.

helicopter—composing

one

entry

field—hit

the photo wire over the finish line an hour before post time. Phil Cesani, the craft’s pilot, was unhurt after the reter

the

blade

was

helicopter

damaged

the

wire

and

plummeted

15 feet onto the racing<strip. In The Stretch

Cesani was delivering “‘Cinco-seis” betting slips fron agencies, in Caguas. He approached the finish line from the northwest in a small Brandtly B-2 helicpter. The craft carried one passanger, Santiago Aldrich Diaz, 15, of Caguas. Diaz suffered only a scratch on his

right

breaking

shoulder

the

when

landing

gear

the

-copter

and

landed

tipping

violently

its side,

—

Both the pilot and Diaz were shaken up but walked away from

the freak

accident with

no apparent anursee

The story according to young Diaz: “We didnt see the wire until we were ‘(See

HELICOPTER,

Page

almost on the 21)

The 30,000

Escobar

crowd, to

Stadium

estimated

50,000,

from

demonstrated

against the bill allowing one hour timeé-off from public school for voluntary

religious

instruction.

The bill was branded as an attempt to violate the - principle of separation of church and state. Hipolito

Marcano,

Popular

De-

mocratic Party Senator and labor leader, said at the rally that the

Catholic

Church,

strong

sup-

porter of the bill, should use its authority to have parents send their children for religious instruction on Sundays and on their: other free time. ‘A delegation of demonstrators went into the Capitol building to

express

their

opposition

the bill to a special mittee, by

House

com-

The committee, presided over Popular Party floor leader

Rep. Efrain

Arcilio

Alvarado,

gave

Rivera

Maldonado,

a local

attorney,

tify asa

private

opportunity

citizen.

Rivera

charged

that

(See es,

tes-

the

bill

P. 21) }

THE

SAN

JUAN

STAR

— Monday,

May 23, 1960 ”

Munoz

Sitting On A Powder Keg

Rivera,

Violence Constantly Threatens PR. Land Week | In Turkey's Domestic Crisis To Be Honored . -“Tree

Inspired by accounts of student

Local papers, shi

take

blow

First In

The

answer

is complex,

politcial

is based on among them

unrest

Turkey

many things. Chief is the severe ban

which, Menderes

political

for the

has

activity

placed

the

ban

ostensibly

all

country,

was

vities

the opposition party

peoples’

headed

for-

that

trying

incite

Inonu’s

party

violence

and

MENDERES

“ADNAN

mer President Ismet Inonu. The Menderes government claims evidence

dents

currently

are

the chief

ob-

jectors to the Menderes government, its curbs on the opposition and its severe restrictions'on the

the

overthrow of the Menderes regime. Jnonu and members of his party deny this. °

press. “This

started

a protest,

not

as a revolt,” said a writer who sentiment among the _ country’s was imprisoned in the 40s for activity against the Inonu governintellectuals. University professors, deans, ment. “But now it has grown to a lawyers, writers, doctors and stu- |

The

ban

has

stirred

bitter

re-

Astronauts May Experience Hallucinations, Says Report By SAN

Tests

JOE

at Brooks

BENHAM

ANTONIO,

indicate

Tex.

the

Force

(AP))—

first

and

psychological

that

further

and

experiments

are

eapsules

signed

Air

experiments

and

duplicate

Solomon

City

Agency

encountered

certain

chief

these

test

_ of

to achieve

approximations

conditions

vehicles,” wrote.

with

Boston

it is possible

reasonable

of Harvard University, recorded their findings for presentation

tests

where

psychiatry. “With some

vehicles,

Solomon

chamber

Hospital,

de-

Tests

wrote

tank-type

cabins

space: travel.

Tank-Type

The three, Lt. Coi. George R. Steinkamp and Dr. George R. Hauty of the Federal Aviation

Dr. Phillip

on space flight.

reported

using

neeeded.

and

here

symposium

Brooks,

psychiatric

screening

AFB

Steinkamp and Hauty, former members of the staff of the school of aviation medicine at

space

travelers may see Indians and animals peering from _ instruments, hear voices when alone and see holes open in a steel floor, three scientists reported yesterday. They agreed U.S. astronauts

must have exhaustive

likely

manned

Steinkamp

of be

space

and

Hauty

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the

poses.

buildings, ideal for facilities for loading,

adjacent Ample

Located

in, the

vicinity

the

new

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Some

ballots

representation

the-

unloading, port

and

election

purspace.’

development.

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Son

to Bayamon.

Call telephones 8-0612 ond 8-0564, or write to P. O. Box 4026, Son Juan.' L¥.

Marin

“It

which

requisite

Gov.

said to

Union

and

hood for

employes

Trucking

Company,

in part:

and Commerce got Puerto Rico

public

interest that Puerto Rico’s land be, better and better known and

“as

Juan

who

was

award

planned for. this week througho! the isfand.

Did He Or Didn't H Docior Dollar So It.

Looked Like Twenty PONCE

of Maritime

‘said,

‘

the Puerto Rico Land Week trop! Other ~activities have

Brother-

— Federal

Authorit

‘have arrested a 20-year-old Pen

have

las-man

charges

S. one

dollar

According

zalez

Orengo

of defacing)

bill.

police,

Felix

purchased

30. cer

worth of candy from the. Vilari) five and ten eents stores in, Pe ce last Aug. 19. The police claim Gonzalez, pa for. the merchandise with a or

LUIS MUNOZ RIVERA

dollar bill he had defaced

to gi),

the

bill

appearance

$20

pos-

the

bal-

amout

PA RTLY Oey

$19.70,

police

said.

lots will not’ be opened. Principal among the Teams-

Gonzalez was arrested last we by police officer Victor M. Benit!

ter

and

charges

Trucking

that

Maritime

union,

which

said

was

Saturday’s

FORECAST: San Juan and Mayaguez: partly cloudy to cloudy

elec-

teday

orderly.

Emergency Registry

Nueve

Caparra

Dr.

Virgin

Cayey

tonight

with

occasional

Islands

and

coastal

waters:

partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered

showers

and

thundershowers

today -and tonight. WINDS: 15 knots. and

Terrace

Southeast,

YESTERDAY’S 87, at 11:30 am.

from

TEMP: Low, 71.

High, |

RELATIVE HUMIDITY: 59%. BAROMETRIC PRESSURE:

29.96 at sea level at 3 p.m. STATESIDE

TEMPS:

New York,

53; Washington, D. C., 67; Beston,

Caguas

Rafael

and

‘afternoon and evening showers and thundershowers. Puerto Rico,

Monday, May 23 All Night Pharmacy Fernandez Juncos 1304 Santurce Tel. 3-5169 Deocters on Night Duty Metropolitan Area San Juan - Santurce Rio Piedras - Barrio Obrero Call Tel. 3-2467 for information assistance

A. Jimenez

33;

Road

Chicago,

67;

Sam

OSTRAVA, Czechoslovak -r (AP) — Fifty-four miners we killed_in..a coal mine explosi,

here yesterday, the official C choslovak

Leon

Avenue |

| | ||

University

bina mine.

6.0290

CTK

Cause

of the metha$

gas explosion was not yet know?

1 DON’T aiss

THE VIRGIN ISLANDS

Francisco,

° |

AMERICA'S sBormah paesnuny For

on Ponce

of Puerto

For further information

PHONE

agency

hotel - and

in St.

keuse ahemas, Bi.

St. John and Tortela call: RUSSELL ISLAND TO . San Jaan 3-1317 nae

8,000 sq. meters

opposite

news

ported. .CTK said the disaster occu ed early yesterday at the HS

LOT FOR SALE Rio Piedras about

Czech Coal Mine | Explosion Kills 54.

58.

Yel. 2817

agent . Broo;

Jail. Bail has been set at ee i

Ployees.

Compton

federal

He is being held in the Distr}

the

incumbent collective bargaining organization for company em-

tion

speciail

T. Keller.

gave assistance to the

Seafarers

superimposing numbers on t corners. After paying with the bogus b' Gonzalez received change in t!

quickly

meetit

a race run in their honor—won b

sible.” Meanwhile,

which technical) Land Week unds

Lady Eternal,

ges of pre-election irregularities. Regional Director Raymond Compton of the National Labor Relations Board, said yesterday the charges, brought by the Teamsters against both the Sea-|~ farers and Maritime Trucking, could, if sustained, affect the results of Saturday’s vote. Compton said he would investigate charges

in.

Yesterday afternoon, as gue of El Comandante they watche

been impounded following char-

the

of ‘pro,

of Agricultu;

way.

in the

Inc.,

morning

at the Department

between

Teamster

basis

More than 300 farmers .took wat

yesterday

Luis

the

economic and. social sense, and : an unwithering gift from God : order that we may carry out o mission in life with success- ar leve.””

districts,

reservations

Building

Calle

Mufioz

issued

in th of ‘perity, as a source of life

each

senatorial

appreciated

‘International

Dr. Ivan Banucci M 10 303 Roto. i Seetenolitans

parking

clamation

govern-

cast

Seafarers

Puerte

commercial

of soils from

island’s

ed by Commonwealth, municipal, and federal officials: Puerto Rico Land Week started yesterday with an official pro-

outbreaks

Menderes

planted

and the ceremony will be attend-

Outbreaks

student

Tel.

Two

the

Waterfront Loyalty Vote. ls Impounded

decreed

so a special parliamentary investigating committee—made up of members of Menderes’ ruling Democrat party—could probe actiRepublican

first

to topple ment.

matter how innocent. Activities Probed

The

Student

the

will

composite

April 28 in Istanbul, students repeatedly shouted approval of Korean youth and what they had done. / But intellectuals and students do not’ now appear strong enough

up? present

The. tree

Crebnig

will

Week.

government.

keg.

What

and as part of this year’s celebration of Puerto Rico Lan‘

to pub-

ifside Turkey, seized on the Ko-

Istanbul and the 500,000 residents of Ankara know they're sitting con a powder

activities programmed in commemoration of the birth 10 years ago of Puerto Rican statesman Luis Muiioz River,

-|rean developments as a means of implying criticism of their own

The military commanders. who rule the two million citizens of

at th|

PRE

Menderes.

shadow

will be planted

ARB | REAL

lish anything about political events

GARVEN HUDGINS TURKEY (AP)—The ugly

1,000,000”

reat

violence hangs constantly over the domestic political crisis now swirling around the sturrdy figure of Premier Adnan

By YSTANBUL,

number

Capitol, in Puerta de Tierra, at 2 p.m. teday as one of thy

ali

riots against Syngman Rhee in Korea, Turkish, students echoed the sentiment.

continuing

because

versities in Turkey closed until next fall demonstrations against the government.

at a solution of Menderes. This

ordered

night

last

Menderes

Adnan

ister

movement aimed the problém of man must go!”

uni-

and

colleges

all

Min-

Prime

geverausut

(AP)—Th

TURKEY,

ANKARA,

Rico.

Professional .

Ambulanc

Stop 30 — Heto Rey

Tel. 6-0262 or 6-2222 Ext. 2 If impossible to lecate your M.£! in emergency coll 3-2467 on, the st Association wi

THE. SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 23, 1960

astaner

Hospital

Inau

| Governor, Mrs. Munoz — Attend Gala Ceremonies

CASTANER—The new Castafier hospital was officially opened yesterday with Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin and his wife , dona Ines, among

several

thousand

who

turned =

in the¢—

Also

crowd,the inauguration. but away from the lime-| Vice Commission,

‘for

light,

was

Castafier’s

most

March,

1958,

and

CEREMUNY

—

Gov..

Luis

The

ceremony

Castaner hospital. oto by Gunter Hett)

the

20,000

persons

Fou

projects

(®

this

rector

four

contributed-.

collapsed

of two

doctors,

15 nurses yearly

budget

tract.

with.

nurses

and

Ht. operates of

$70,000.

the.

con-

Commonwealth

will

bring

$30,000

the race track in front of annually, while nominal patient oncoming racer. ~ e@ dead included the driver fees are expected te amount.to about $13,000 per year. . the racing car, Britisher Chris The hospital replaces an old, relfal, and four spectators—two men and two men. ; inadequate structure taken over nome 50 persons were crowded by the Brethren group 16 years ago. The old quarters was the @ the wooden overpass when first hospital available for perstarted to give way during the sons in this part of the island. h lap of the race, an eliminaThe Castafier hospital is a sern competition for the French vice project of the Brethren Ser‘ ior Grand Prix. e race, with two score comitors, was halted after the acHent.

Mounts To 144; Two

Plane In Andes

Die Over Weekend

MENDOZA, Heavy

Argentina

snow

storms

des Cordillera &

parties

lated

i &

mountain plane,

ging

’, ig ly,

the

spot

hd in

Chile.

where plane

C46 since

weather

nine

of racehorses

bound

for

nanama.

FOR

driver,

Juan

Beach

his

pas-

Nufiez,

the road | Isabela.

from

this year~to happened on

Ponce

Santa

RENT

Castafier

Andrew Nations

W. Cordier Secretariat.

Brethren

represented of

the

Dr.

United :

In a short address, Gov. Mufioz praised the achievement of the Castafier project.

Touching

on re-

but

away

from

school.

He said that a good’ way to INSPECTION: TOUR—Dr. Lee Smith, right, medical di-

teach religion ‘is to show religion rector of the new: Castafier hospital, explains the equippital project.

his wife dota Ines.

(STAR

phote

Gunter

Hett)

\ COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO PUERTO RICO WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY:

NOTICE | OF PUBLIC HEARING The

Puetto

Rico

Water

Resources

Authority

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

its budget of revenues and expenses for the ensuing fiscal year.

Bondholders

of the Authority,

electric

energy consumers or any other interested party may appear in person or through

a duly authorized

agent

month, 92-1150

(11th

: for immediate or

tinent suggestions in connection with said budget. on the

budget

is available

to interested

parties at the General Office of the Authority.

APARTMENT Juan

or representative, and submit any objections or per-

Information

FURNISHED

privileges per

interested

and

store employes

‘ FIRST, TIME OFFER CONDADO SECTION, over looking ocean and San and 12th floor). “ @ 4 bedrooms exquisitely furnished @ Private garage and extra parking

Satur-

Rodriguez

on the highways 144. The accident

PENTHOUSE

$800.90

the

project,

This brings the total of deaths

ULTRA-MODERN

Renta!

killed

near

24, both furniture in Ponce.

province and

29,

senger

several

men,

were

night

Perez,

Tues-

prevent-

Mendoza

carrying

be-

compa-

last

men

Ponce as the were riding motorcycle they left the road and fell into a culvert, police at Juana Diaz reported .yesterday. Killed were Domingo Quiros

had

Curtiss

landing

irports eargo

res-

reaching

Argentine

bad

from

fit was

prevented

Two

day

missing

when

the

cargo

(AP) on

from

hs believed a en sighted.

The t

Traffic Death Toll

ow -Prevents Search

administra-

and the ligion, he said he is for religion,

contributions

five

aides.

government

#1 4

Service

The hospital has a medical staff

—

iously hurt yesterday when a ing car hurled into the debris

which

was

government,

mental in obtaining for the project.

r persons were killed and 20 overpass

_The Governor’s wife was instru- in action, as it is done in the hos-. ment of an operating ‘room to Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin and

in France an

some

remainder .through voluntary. contribution in Pyerto Bico and the United States. -

France

live

area,

hours drive from San Juan. ve A steady heavy afternoon rain did not deter a crowd of 2,000 people from attending. ~ Two-thirds ‘of the $540,000 for the

IX-LES-BAINS,

who

mountainous

(STAR

the Federal

mo-

dern 34-béd hospital is the nearest medical care facility for about

Race Car ills

constructed

Townsend

denomina:

tive director, and Dr. Lee Smith the medical director. He is assisted by Dr. Thomas Hall. In addition to Gov. and: Mrs. Mufioz, Secretary of Health GuiIlermo Arbona was present. The Hon. David Blickenstaff, first di-

the

community.

recently

a Protestant ‘

Ralph

focused

Modern Facility

hoz Marin, right, shakes ads with Nathan Leopold durdedication

thus

attention

small, mountain

Brethren, tion. °

after his parole in

international

ters the relief and rehabilitation programs of the Church of the

fa-

mous resident—Nathan Leopold, who becamea medical technician at the hospital

out

which adminis-

‘occupancy

-3-8874

(FOR CLASSIFIEDS, CALL 3-8400

S. L. DESCARTES Executive Director

A..-

THE SAN JUAN

STAR — Monday, May 23, 1960

d e t c e l E z e d n e M a i c Manuel Gar

No Agreement Y

Governor Of P.R. Lions Clubs Manuel

Lions

Garcia

Club,

was

Méndez,

a member

Go vernor

elected

the

Puerto

(Continued From Page 1) were

Lions

The some

Saturday.

convention, made up 1,200 members from

of all

Lions Clubs on the island, also elected Jorge Camufias, of the

San

Juan

Lions

district’s candidate of directors of

national.

The

elected

when

International yenes

the

for the board InterLions

board the

will

ninth

Convention

Chicago

5lst

be Lions

con-

month.

Garcia Mendez was opposed for

the

office

governor

Jose

Tidal

R. Canino, of the Aibonito Lions, and Jose Nicholas Palmer, of the Correa

Juan

Lions.

Suarez,

the

afternoon,

special

meeting,

honorary

ficates

were

by the

convention

members

‘j}tremors

merit of

the

three Clubs.

establishment

Little

League

wave

baseball

miles

south

-damage

would

several-

miles

feet

high

swept

into

the

and

additional

dead

yesterday,

said

as “oustanding newspaperman of &

55 miles south of Puerto Montt. ‘Seven were killed at--Canete, 450 miles south of--here, and

Vazquez

was

year.”

MANUEL

GARCIA

MENDEZ

seven

Physical, Social Planning Seminar To Open Today 20

Program,

‘countries are participating the seminar on physical and

in so-

Board of Puerto Rico, tend through Friday.

cial

planning

to-

day

Thirty

delegates

9:30

which a.m.

from

begins the

Nereida

Room of La Concha Hotel. The seminar, which is being ,| held under the auspices of the

and

Candido wealth

the

Oliveras,

Secretary

gates,

who

Administration, the Commonwealth Technical Cooperation

South

America,

International

Common-

Education

and ex-president .of the Planning Board, will make today’s welcoming speech to the dele-

Cooperation

U.S.

ex-

Europe

and

have

come

the

Africa

from

-Far as

East,

well

One

the

heaviest

struck

6:15

am.

tremors

(EST)

yes-

other Caribbean countries. The theme at today’s seminar is “Relations between economic and

agricultural

and physica] ning.” On Friday, close

with

development

and

social

the

seminar

speech

plan-

Dr.

will Ra-

fael Pico, president of the Government Development Bank. ompR

Saturday.

ternoon. Thrusday for

is the deadli

consideration

bills

‘session.

The

long

and

involved

bill

‘designed to spell out the mec anism by which the people Puerto ‘Rico can order a politi status plebiscite if and when t want

it.

terday, centering in Malleco a Concepcion provinces, rich a cultural areas hardest hit Sat

day. Then at University

2 pm. yesterday of Concepcion rad

said another shock sent reside

60 miles fleeing into the open. The br

north of Canete. All the Los Santos Lakes in the region were reported rising as a result of earth displacements.

Planning will

at Curanilhause,

meeting

Rep. Arcilio Alvarado, Popul Democratic Party floor lead and chairman of the House co mittee ,said that it was agreed meet again Tuesday morning. said he hoped te have the -bill the House floor by Wednesday

south,

three lost their lives at Ancud,

the

IN BEAUTIFUL

285

was the

recognized i

Pedro

2 NIGHTS

Water

- Fires broke up at Puerto Monit, a_city of about 21,000 persons 575 miles south of Santiago, one of the southermost points hit. The Interior Ministry, reporting

Rico

clubs;

Sea

little seaport.

and

Puerto

Lebu,

and

Arauco,

Rear Adm. Daniel V. Gallery was acknowledged for his outstanding encouragement

also sent an urgent call for help after an earthquake-produced tidal

Teodoro Moscoso was cited as the Lions’ “citizen of the year”; work

committee

heavy.

certi-

sualties

conferred

Lions

Legislative leaders of the

of Santiago, and amateur radio messages said it was feared ca-

San

—

Sunday

Wave

A tidal wave of sea water reported . to - have followed

Manati Lions. He will succéed. the present governor, Judge Joa-

quin

On Plebiscite Bill

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ries of shocks recorded there was so strong ‘‘we can’t separate one from ihe other on the recorder.”

Clubs, at the convention of the 51st District of Lions Iniernational

in| Boston,

political parties failed toe agree noon. the substitute plebiscite bill d The Coast and Geodetic Survey, ing a joint House and Sena in Washington said a terrific se-

Aguadilla

Rico

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cast endéd abruptly, and it w assumed that the shock int rupted the broadcast.

. The Santiago Seismological I titute

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seismological to

2:37

p:m.,

‘needles, continu

shake. Concepcion,

city.

87,000, 220 miles south tiago, by

was

completely

earthquakes

of destroy

1570,

and 1751 and was almost c pletely rebuilt after anoth earthquake in 1939. r The

first

at least

quake

Saturday

74 lives

at -Concepcid

one of the places hardest hit.

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THE SAN:JUAN:STAR — Monday; May 23, 1960

6 P.R.

Business

San Juan Ticker Talk

Highlights

Owens

Stateside Paint Store Chain

iTo Open Two Branches In PR Mary Carter which operates

stores

the

Paint Stores, 400 retail paint

mainland,

gin operations next Thursday.

The

company

branch stores intersection of

Piedras

road,

declined

from

February

beRico

opening

two

one at- the the Caguas-Rio

and

617 Condado turce.

will

Puerto

loans

the

Ave.,

other

Stop

18,

at San-

Mary Carter Paint is also planning to establish a plant here this summer. Present plans call for the eventual opening of retail stores throughout the island. **& *

Arecibo Applique Association, Inc. has begun the production of applique embroidery at a plant of 11,500 square feet jJeased from Pridco in Arecibo.

lof

16.1

2.7

$203,232,

per

March,

cent

per

which

increase

1959

was over

the

figure.

seminar

scheduled

cost

for

p.m.

tion, and Industrial

Business

Dept.

at of

York

$30,000.

until

lives

June

Puerto

**k

operating

Puerto

Rico had a total of $447,433 in loans outstanding as of March 31, 1960, down 3.1 per cent from the February, 1960 total, but up 18.9 per cent over the March, 1959 figure. Loans

$101,451

individuals

the

and _

offices,

been

named

International,

New York City management consulting concern in 1958. The San Juan management consulting firm of Collett and Clapp

industrial

has

pointment

was

American

Jambor, ist.

vice president of Barrington International, Ine. Ginorio joined Barrington

award

presented

announced

of A. Dale

agent for

Su-

the

ap-

Agee

and

concert

pian-

Mrs. Rains, 51, charged ‘indignities in her action against the 70-year-old stage and screen star.

D. R. Withdraws Envoy TRUJILLO

The foreign ministry shutting down the

Republic

embassy

says it is Dominican

Costa

here.

Kent Satisfies Your Appetite For a Real Good Smoke!

Ri-

SON

SSS

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TLE EE

‘A

million

and

million,

Corp. sales

the

pany

particular,

growth

level. The second though it is a

plastics, many

other

industry

clubs,

lamj

nose-cdnd

uses.

is definitely

grow!

In 1954 the annual this field were only

1959

they

increase

company

golf

vests,

of the

had

risen

nearly

100

industry

sale a $15)

per

cent.

is Owen

Cornins "

prospects

the

are

industry

well

and

regarded,

this

even

leading company in the fiber glas industry much smaller company, is Gustin Bacon.

thi eve Ov¢

75 per cent of Gustin’s sales in 1959 (some $28 million) wey in fiber glass, particularly for the building production field. $29

per

share,

these

per share earned in relation to earnings, Other

sell

roughly

times

1959, so they too are on yet nevertheless are well

companies

which

sell

fiber

glass

the

$1.4

the high side regarded.

products

(but

thes

are a much smaller percentage of sales than the two previo companies mentioned) are Johns Manville, Ferro Corporatio and Pittsburgh Plate Glass, to name just a few. Why

stock without to pay one?

is it that

paying

Answer:

sometimes

commission,

Normally,

your

broker

I can

buy

commission

whom

you

cipal”

you

are the

are

dealing.

buying

sometimes

acts

directly.

other

words,

means

be ready price on that

“unlisted

your

from

“agent”

charge’ a co and don’t pz

the

broker

is acting

wit

as a “pri

transaction.

All brokerage firms maintain limited “over-the-counter” or “unlisted” stocks of | This

yet

will execute your order to buy or sell and will mission for his services. When you buy a stock

that

such

stocks,

the

positions in certa their own choosin

brokerage

firm

will

alwa

to buy directly from or sell directly to you at a “ne a competitive basis with other buyers and sellers ¢

stock.

' Most member firms of the New York Stock Exchange, whe buying or selling over-the-counter issues, pride themselves o very

competitive

and

will

only

deal

“net”

basis

(

your

broker,

you

will

Rico

Industrial

|The

RESEARCH

buy

Juan

involved

or ‘Sell

office of Me

was

interest in amounted The Place

credit

to about

22,

the

tran-

company

factoring

consis

factored

company

for

Dee.

31,

Nation

1959,

Credit had net receivables o standing of $439,171, and a n worth of $118,881. James Talcott, Inc., whid assisted PRIDCO and privat

BuildLeon

National Credit, an affiliate of First Investment Co. of P.R., Ine., was formed about a year and a half ago with an initial capitalization of about $400,000.

here.

dit losses.

one-third.

Ponce

services

Industrial

PRIDCO’s

at the Fomento

Stop

organized

of the purchase, at a discou of current trade accounts ceivable, without recourse

final transaction took last week at a_ special

ceremony ing at Ave.

$100,000.

the

was

industrial factoring

financing

Develepment

company

provide

Corp.

saction

with the San Smith, Inc.)

By FREDERICK HARMON James Talcott, Inc., a major U.S. finance company, has purchased the interest. of the Puer-

Price

For good smoking taste, it makes good sense to smoke KENT

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cost.

Talcott Buys Out PRIDCO In Local Financing Concer to

LORILLARD

glass

which accounted for over $200 million of th last year. In 1959 tHe Company earned $2.4!

cause

dit

COMPANY - FIRST WITH THE FINEST CIGARETTES THROUGH

glass

Co. (PRIDCO) in the local financing concern, National Cre-

A PRODUCT OF P LORILLARD

fiber

(per unit weight), lighte, flexible as silk, so its use4

bullet-proof

and

fiber

(Mr. Howell is associated rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, &

of finest natural tobaccos

FiIsTER

which

commission) when it is to the advantage of the customer to do s Nevertheless, it is always a good idea to compare the tot cost ef dealing on a commission basis with the “net” offe given by your broker. To do this, have your broker check t “outside” market, that is the highest bid and the lowest offe of other firms dealing in the stock; then take inte consideratia the commission that you will have to pay. After comparing th total cost of a commission trade with the “net” trade offere

brings thru the real tobacco taste

MICRONITE

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being

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Corning

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Question:

(AP)—

ca. The charge d'affaires will be recalled, an announcement said, because Costa Rica has not maintained equal diplomatic

representation

for

The

Harold Topconvention of

Hungarian

Owens

are many. It is found in various: products sucB as boat bodies, automobiles bodies, curtains ang draperies, building insultation products, as ag

iIne.,

against actor Claude his fifth wife, Agi

CIUDAD

shades,

Institute

D. HOWELL

that

stronger. than steel than cotton, and yet

consulting

Supermarkets,

yesterday Rains by

has

;

WEST CHESTER, Penn. (AP) —A suit for divorce was initiated

Felix M. Ginorio, Jr., formerdirector of Fomento’s main-

land

totaled

of March,

up 42 per cent over the February figure, and 31.2 per cent over the March, 1959 total.

Commercial

Rico.

sales supervisor of P. Lorillard Pan American, Inc. here.

and

Fifth Wife Files Suit Against Claude Rains

the

S. H. Logan, Jr has been named

Banks

research

number

Universi-

employed

recently

unknown because appears on the

Year.

The

City.

Brown

Pueblo president pelat the recent

the

exposition

been

The

really

Reeves,

permarkets.

The exposition will be on view in the Bank’s main lobby

the

equipment

now

has

Pueblo

Rio Piedras branch of Manhattan Bank is pre-

senting

has been presented an award honoring the company’s program of selecting a Cashier of

*es

The Chase

Answer:

eee

Administra-

Fomento’s Services.

profes-

organization.

The meeting is sponsored by the Institute of Authorized Cost Accountants of Puerto Rico, the University of Puerto Rico’s School

its

Administration.

Boston

Tues-

day at the Ferre Building the Catholic University Puerto Rico in Ponce.

used

graduate

ty,

accounting

Reeves

staff.

lopment

I read

is moving its Caribbean headquarters to San Juan. Could yo; give some specific information about this company as well som 1 general information about the fiber glass industry? i

Agee was formerly personnel director of the Economic Deve-

paintings of Guillermo Sureda, the noted Spanish painter who

company is an affiliate Embroidery, Inc., of New

sional

to-

The new concern, which employes 300 persons, has an investment in machinery and The of J.S.

Abbott

cent

March

Question:

Corning

DANIEL

investors

the

organizatio

and development of Nation Credit, has been engaged the commercial finance ay factoring business on the mai land for more than 100 years

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AREA

AND

Leo

Mapita Cortes Weds Lucho the

Church

of San

There was nothing of movie business, in which

the both

earn

their

the

wed-

ding.

The

ceremony

was

held

in the

living, first

home

of the

Juan

Bautista}

weeks

DEAR ANN LANDERS: your advice to the man who signed himself “Sadder But

Wiser” was an excelent example of the unfairness of the so-called “fair” sex.

bride’s

uncle, Fernando Cortes, movie director. Lucho was nervous but Mapita smiled and joked as the couple awaited the civil registry judge who married them. There were only 25 in-

When a man jilts a2 woman he is a base hound, a despicable cad, and dirty bum besides. In

vited

va,

guests

it, Luis

(Lucho),

this

Gatica

Sil-

31,

Maria

Del

and

eight-month

witness was and

for

the

groom.

big fat joke as well. No pathy for the man. People

laughing and such lines as

sure Of

Lucho

MAPITA

to Rico.

Mapita

said,

straw

CORTES

“I

retiring

The bride’s father and mother, Rafael and Aida Cordero, of San

from my career.” Lucho said, “I am not going to ask her to

Juan, attended the Also present were and aunt, Fernando

abandon continue

Cortes.

got

symdied

console him with “Oh, brother, you

for

taken

anti-

her career, she if she wishes.”

The honeymoon Honolulu.

will

can

DEAR MERE: Buster. And may add

a -bit

MALE

MERE

hat—

and

cream?

Tell yourself it’s shredded wheat. “se

send

preper to give one or two pieces

an-

husband

of silver

said,

them |

some-

out

is a lot

You

of money

gift? You

MUST

buy

with

her

some

has

agreed’

you

DEAR

lovely

Elections

and

there is no need to send candles. If you

sent a vase you

obligated

put

wouldn’t flowers

it,

the the

PPP

DEPP

DPD

Carroll

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and

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monetary

of your

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Set up a better bookkeeping system, too. P. M. improve health through

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treatments.

TAURUS (April 20 to May. 20) Here is one of those days when you want to take your ire out on -|innocent family ties. Go to the source

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intelligently

and

clear

and

equi-

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GEMINI Delve tasks

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June

21)

wise

going

good

concentrate

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out

with

time

today.

upon

operate

CHILDREN

(June

ef-

you 22

July 21) While business and monetary affairs may seen rather boring

There's

It is not

valuable P.

your

right into all those small that need clearing up this

morning.

that

With

PTA

officials

school at the

from

for

year are on meeting and

the

10th

and

12th

you

wisest with

to the

visors.

today,

handle

properly,

of,

tonight

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them

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social

is gay,

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ad-

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charm-

ing. of

LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Instead giving vent to that inner dis-

content,

occupy

portant

practical

yourself matters

with

im-|

and

you

win out. Seek the advice of higherups who really know their. business

PPPpPpppy,

PEPE

PPP

What The Stars Foretell

* ANN: DEAR * niece got married and we were * |* not invited to the wedding. Three *

has

for

1960-61 agenda

students

GENERAL TENDENCIES: This is certainly a day when you would be wise to carry through with any

soup

Live

would you? It’s nonsense that a gift must grades will -model-- their — selfbe “complete.” It’s perfectly, made dresses.

Fy HARE

LIPTON

Robinson School will hold its final PTA meeting of the school year, Tuesday, May 24 at 8 p.m.

say.—

gift

“How

ex-

of teenLanders’

Robinson PTA Tomorrow

D. S.: The centerpiece like

strict?

the

mewspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope.

sounds

too

from

Send them to her in care of this_

the store out.”

When I told my husband he said if his mother thinks we should send candle, to go ahead and send them. I’m boiling. He D.

benefit

booklet,

fill- |

Your Parents,’ enclosing with your request 20 cents in coin and a large, _ self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems.

“Who ever incomplete

nice candles and say forgot to send them

parents

periencesof thousands agers if you read Ann

us.

came

the set. She snorted, heard of sending an

your

can

te help

set. *

Yesterday my mother-inlaw phoned and said, “Jean received the center-piece but no candles,”

I told her no candles

or china,

a bride’s

-.Are

tached candlesticks. It cost $15.95

which

My _ husband’s

received

- I didn’t feel they had a gift coming but to keep peace I bought a center-piece with at-

feel

Start nibblin’, I suggest you

sugar

“We'll have thing nice.”

ride!”

are

YOU

course

male, Ann Landers, if I see this letter in print Ill eat my new

born in Roncagua Chile, his wife in San Juan, Puer-

ceremony. her uncle and Mapy

and

luck

tough

his

it’s

broad,

phony

the

wooing

spends dollars

a man after he of hours and

considered

fe-

editing neces-

(no

tramp

sary) jilts X number

courtship.

The bride’s witnesses were Cesar Santos Galindo, Alfredo Ripstein, Fernando Galiana, Ernesto Rodriguez, Horacio Cordere and Francisco Cordero. Juan Smitmans Lopez, the Chilean Ambassador in Mexico, was a

in balm suits. if other hand,

dollars the On

male

Pilar Mercado Cordero (Mapiia), 20, became man and wife

afier

her

f-elings to be so delicate as to be worth several thousands

ceremony.

Enrique

consider

courts

states

some

later

nouncement.

Coyoacan.

blin’,- Buster

ceremony

LENT ERS ELD

PERU : i?

pec

a religious

in suburban

married

later were

and

ceremony

To Start Nib

Time

Gatica

CEPE GGL ERSUREETIS RPRR TIGLCRT . +e F ay?

Lucho

EUv8

signed the most important contract of their lives Saturday

in a civil marriage

een

ner

and

IEP

and

pointers. VIRGO

can

give

you

excellent

~ (Aug.

a 22

Sept.

22)

Rather than fret because your financial condition is not so good, listen to the advice of new friends who know what they-are talking about. Learn of more efficient

Righter. methods

AGAR

operating.

Then

full

23 to Oct. individuals

22) who

speed ahead!

LIBRA (Sept. Avoid gossipy

could

waste

your

time

today

and

contact that successful advisor who can

give

you

you better EXPAND.

good

methods

ideas,

Cortes

SSIES

show

operating. ENR

(AP)—Mapita

NES RTP METER

SCORPIO

(Oct.

Nov.

21)

Be loyal to down-to-earth partners instead of being impressed by a highfalutin

higher-up.

Hit

better system or schedule that will mean more profits for everyone.

Don’t

impractical

any

way. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21) If you forego that

22 to Dec. little esca-

rm eh i

MEXICO

DIS ED VOLE FACET

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 23, 1960

RAE

pade for pleasure today and stick to what is practical and important, you

can

hit

upon

new

methods

of operating that will be very successful. Put that searching mind

to work early. ~ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Avoid that higher-up whose views are not to your liking. Fol-

4 | |

you

low own

intuition that will lead |

in the right channels

you have enjoy the

your desires. AQUARIUS Better follow vice

so that

more success and pleasures that most

can suit

(Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) the good, sound ad-

tie

today

instead

of being ¢arried away by one who talks big, but has little substance. Be

practical,

down-to-earth,

re-

sourceful. Keep busily occupied, day and night. (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) | PISCES Don’t pay any attention to co- | workers today who are out of | sorts, but follow the ideas and » advice of associates, close ties or | good friends. Fine day for corres- § pondence, making use of the fine | médium of advertisement, If Your Child Is Born

etc. Today

He; or she, will, from earliest |

youth,

inclined

pose,

look

and act important. Quickly teach your progeny that innate talents | should be put to work constructively instead of dwelling in the | realm. of the impractical and im- | possible, or there will be difficulty

in adjusting to life. Then the chart |

is fine, especially in the field of ; banking .or produce, by-products{ and the like.

"THE

SAN JUAN

STAR

NEW

— Monday, May 23, 1960.

GAVEL

FOR

NEW

PRESIDENT—Mrs.

of the Navy OWC, second left, hands over

Norman

the gavel

Van Dam, outgoing president

te her

successor,

Mrs.

Wheat, at ceremonies Wednesday in the San Juan Naval Base Officers’ Club. At left is Mrs. L. R. Hays, incoming pe ienaerce and Mrs. misaeed Jennette, the new vice-

HADASSAH

PRESIDENTS—Mrs. Maurice Chalfin, left, president, second right.

new president of Hadassah’s Puerto Rican Chapter, receives’ the gavel from outgoing president, Mrs, William

Topp. In center is Mrs. Clement Littaurer, who installed new

officers

Thursday

at the

Here And There

Swiss

Chalet.

Clubs Install New Leaders By Betty Knorr ‘The Puerto Rico Chapter of Hadassah honored. both its outgoing and incoming officers at a luncheon cere-

included Mrs. George Goldberg, for the annual Donor Luncheon; Mrs. Herbert Chapman, Medical

tauer,

Luncheon.

Luncheon;

Mrs.

Maurice

Nagle,

mony Thursday at the Swiss Youth Rescue Luncheon,’ and Chalet. Mrs. Clement Lit- Mrs. Harry Elton, Membership a

past

president

the local chapter

(1958-59),

installed the new

officers.

Mrs. Maurice Chalfin group’s new president, over

from

New

Mrs.

is the taking

William

vice-presidents

Topp.

are

Mrs.

Irving Franklin, Mrs. Harvey Nachman and Mrs. Robert Klein. Mrs. Egon °Berliner continues. for her fourth year, as treasu-

rer; the

Mrs. new

tary,

Herbert Breslow is corresponding secre-

and

Mrs.

Morris

Moses,

Mrs.

Topp

was

pre-

sented with an engraved silver tray as a remembrance of her term

president

to Rico

the

Puer-

chapter.

Mrs.

Saul

Rosenberg,

chair-

man of a special fund raising drive for the: Hadassah Medical Organization

drawing

the

for

Israel,

prize

Caribbean cruise was won by Mrs.

man,

one

the

winning

for two. It Harvey Nach-

of the

vice-presidents.

held

newly Mrs.

installed

Trudy

Gar-

cia was thanked by both the outgoing and incoming president for her donations of the floral centerpieces ~at this and Moses and Mrs. Klein while_ past luncheon affairs. — : Mrs. Melvin Marks arranged the Navy Wives Install New Leaders entertainment part of the afterThe Navy Officers’ Wives noon program. Marco and Sylrecording secretary. Co-chairmen of the Thursday installation luncheon were Mrs.

via Rosales, perspiring from a recording session of their “This Is

Puerto

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day,

Rico”

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numbers

platters,

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from

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the

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review

and

the

to give the girls a sample of their hilarious act which had wowed Little Theater of Puerto Rico audiences recently in the Cockpit Theater. :

Mrs. Topp Mrs. Topp the

Honored outgoing

pre-

Club

installed

luncheon

new

leaders

Wednesday

San Juan Naval €lub.

While

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, Siay 3, 1960

10 Our Man

in San Juan

Se Habla

Lousily -By Al Dinhofer to get no place,

Sooner or later youll break through the language barrier by cracking open a book on the fundamentals of Spanish.

But

the initial delay, the phase

learning.

most

arduous

and

Ask

of preyou

tongue

the

I spoke them with no was clipped and

nicely

the

nasal.

I rolled

with such gusto you'd

time

continental

Spanish

his

money your

where

textbook,

own

to get

raise

voice

get

and

he'll

give

assortment.

You

can

take the simple path with ‘Spanish Through , Pictures.”. You can try the well-touted

will keep you from exploring linguistic frontiers. In my case, I could find time or tongue for little beyond, no comprendo. I repeated

these words so often Castillian fluency. My

one

to spending

it’s

any

beginner’s

perplexing.

inertia

plus

time

Lack

to Hato Rey, —in Spanish.

“Madrigal “College

really weeks

System.” Guide

can tackle

the

Spanish.”

makes little difference. The you will do nothing but carry

book around only that you’re going

comprendo

think I had an elec-

you

Beginner’s

During will

this

find

introductory

some

tutelage.

to disseminate bi-lingual. time

You

will

the

news

phase,

you

into

self-

tip-toe

read

first your

introductory

notes and prefaces when friends are late for appointments. ; In several thousand well-chosen and simpadtico words the authors set you on the sea of odd sounds, diphthongs, thriphthongs, and the imperfect indicative tense.

third

with

word,

this

poco,

paradox and

its

I learned diminutive,

poquito.

found

weight,

and

printed

injure

your

If you’re just hop into

It was

easily

good

for a laugh.

When I was sure I reached my capacity to memorize new words, I picked up this fabulously flexible word, mira. Depending on intonation it communicates, “hey,” “you,” “hey you,” or “what do I have to do for a little service in this joint.” But the power and glory of possessing so dexterous a symbol soon paled. I couldn't get to the Hilton Hotel by taxi until I learned to pronounce the word Ca-reé-bay. While in the phases of saying Cd-rib, Careéba, and Car-a-bed, I would invariably get a misguided taxi tour of Hato Rey. When I said mira to a cab driver, he mere-

ly looked

in the

Wien,

yeu

rear-view gu

TODAY'S

irom

mirror. spending,

BEST

FROM

Spanish-

THREE

one,

that

awaiting

Wouldn’t

and

your

and it be

breathe you

to study

great,

AWN Z

dictionary, you

to sing risque calypsos

Ca-

may

day-

strange Part

case

and HI,

the deciding

disturbing

will

phone

“s* “Se

entitled

factor

was

published

relatives

his coffin

leave

the

tomorrow... .in

l]|) in Z

FEVER

Republican “Suddenly

yacht

anchors

the

West

In-

dies. If you feel you have to get away from it all, it’s best to go while there’s still something left to get away from. ees

Los

Sleepy watchers of Dick Nixon’s 4hour late TV. interview

be to marry family.

into

think

smoke-filled

Angeles will the Kennedy

DOW

STAB

eke

—

w@j_—CTCR ETT

FLETCHER KNEBEL ayaa aaginnnneZ Washington Bareas

_ BY

room

RRR played

titled:

“I ey

with

repeat

“Pillow

Margaret’s

bridal!

wound

should

Talk.”

sean

tn ake Se

en-

DON

ee _ diplomacy, | down-

-Household

ene Princess

Only

watch

POTOMAC

Eaplsk

EUROPE

Three women,

left, Princess Andree, mother

Jack Kennedy wins Maryland. The leaders are worried. They’re afraid the only way to get into

Espafiol

— Khan,

l"'™"oht’F”. md

Suggested title for campaign movie: Last Summit.”

call.

Habla

AAW

at parties—

strumming a guitar in a silk shirt opento the navel? Yet there comes a time in the displaced stateside citizen’s life when he must decide to swim, sink or flounder in wayward taxis.

In my

OF GRIEF

of the late Aly

of Aly’s half brother Prince Sadruddin; French model Bet-tina, his frequent companion before his death in an auto. accident; and the Begum Yvette Labrousse, widow of- the late Aga Khan, Aly’s father. (AP Wirephoto)

month.

decide

SHADES

a friend

Paris for interment. From

If not, you

post,

for. another

chicken-out,

dream,

dictionary.

parcel

in English

lypso.

type-size

a transient in Puerto Rico, a hotel drug store and pick

for

While

may

and

eyes.

up a 35-cent pocket will send

Almost,” words

proper

must get the dictionary that is the right

Espanol?” I was. gra“i Comprende ciously asked. “Poquito, I would reply with thumb and forefinger extended like a duck’s bill.

always

the

all

English dictionary. Why begin with the possibility of drowning in a flood of words you don’t comprehend, In addition, you

-won’t

yet

are

begin lesson Spanish, jiNo!

in the

cyclone

one cellar.

America

Old Pile’s New Lease On Life | | Shows N. Y. Has Sanity Back By

Carnegie

Hall

vernor

Nelson

signed

a bill

has

a new

lease

Rockefeller

giving

friends

New

life. GoYork

has

Carniegie

Hall

an opportunity to save the old pile on the corner ‘of Seventh Avenue and Fifty-Seventh Street in Manhattan. The New York City fathers are also acting to save it.

New York What kind of

City has regained a World’s Fair do

they

are

going

have

1964

its sanity. they think

with

concert hall in town. Brussels, which provincial

European

six concert

Just

Rudi

Facke

4?)

great

two

concert

thing

halls.

comparison,

just

figures that

And

for

New

I will

when

one

has

the Fair.

alone,

acoustics in the acoustics

I remember

just

is a little

can

York

can

further.

the Lincoln of old Car-

they

built

Ra-

dio City Music Hall and promised that here the Metropolitan Opera would eventually locate, had sound engineers and acoustical ex-

about

erected

assurance

bet that the never match

Hall.

town

one

population

with

perts,

“The only arm.”

say

negie GERMANY

halls,

use

I will Center

that got

any

sleep is my

left

kept

agree

cope

pages to

creeper wre

haven't’ :

introductory

WINN WN

tric buzzer in my mouth. The fact is, my no comprendo was so flawless, Puerto Ricans refused to believe I didn’t comprehend.

the

are you ready they say in

SSS

When dog-eared, one? As

everything. tripping

over

But the

the

super-numeraries

microphones

the

Met said thank you all the same, the old opera house will do.

Harry Golden

On top of everything else, Carnegie Hall is a historic landmark. The ghost of every great singer, composer, pianist and conductor inhabits Carnegie Hall. Every musical genius produced in the Western world in the last Hall

50 years has is hallowed

performed there. Carnegie ground. Here Arturo Tos-

canini conducted Beethoven’s

Ninth

Symphony.

Nothing like it was ever heard before. Here every Christmas time the Oratorical Society

of New

York presents Handel’s Messiah

as he scored

it. Here

ers

world

our

some

exactly

of the greatest

made

their

debut

sing-

mid-

night concerts. Here Josef Hoffman celebrated his

fiftieth

and

received

Roosevelt.

anniversary

a note

from

“I

at your

was

concert

President debut

pianist

Franklin fifty

years

ago...My mother dressed me up and. took me to Carnegie Hall...” ~ I do not understand why the citizens of New

York

will

their

city.

Even

tolerate

this

I: do

desecration

not

understand

why the musicians are not yp in arms. Indeed, where are Rubinstein,

Hurok, Bing, ‘Bernstein, - Heifetz, Mitropoulos and Ormondy?.

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"EDITORIAL The Church And The State Two

demonstrations

over

the

weekend,

attended

by mee thousands of citizens, involved the fundamendemocratic

principle

of separation

of church

and

state, On Saturday, a crowd estimated from 30,000 to 60,000, met back of Sixto Escobar Stadium to rally against House Bill No. 84 which would allow one hour a week

off for school children

gious instruction was

attended

The

to take voluntary reli-

away from the schools. That rally

by Protestants

and other

non-Catholics.

second demonstration which took place yes-

terday near the Capitol was attended by an estimated

60,000 to 100,000 Catholics who rallied in support of

the religious instruction bill. Thus the lines were drawn

in two meetings involving many thousands of persons gathered,

apparently, on the basis of religious

belief.

As individuals in a free democracy, all those who atmeet

tended these rallies had a right to attend them. But as a group, they carry with them the respon-

sibility of the individual to weigh seriously and care-

fully the use of the group’s collective power political-

ly to achieve an-.objective that may not be in the best interests of the majority of the citizens of a democracy.

that the group, the collective political force, might misapply its genuine zeal, motivated by religious faith, as a bulwark

of our way

‘To THE

of life.

The role of the Catholic Church as a political instrument in Latin America, particularly. in countries

where

dictators

have

ruled

church is now undergoing a mild type of persecution, mild ‘because Dictator Trujillo well knows the power

-of the church over tle people.

The Catholic hierarchy likewise spoke out sion against growing Communist influence in Cuba. It un-

and

They

ate

this

fall.

face-

Commerce

(The

of the faith of their parents. It was a measure of confeel

that it does impinge on the Constitution of Puerto Rico strict separation of church

and state.

That separation is indispensable to true democracy. It is the same principle of democracy that protects the individual in his right to practice choice : é

the religion of his

Dr.

they

the

Columbia.

said it would inequitable

letter

conceras

Seme

Broadcasting

got

Co.,

“be an especially

irony for the Congress

There

DEAL

Boys lisiest: G Your discussion has deteriorated ‘linto a spat. Do you recall what the original issue was, or was ‘there one? right,

Puerto

Rican

ice

cream,

trucks some

others

is and. there

‘there. It- depends. Puerto Rico may not

that

small,

Society

tasty

is not

There

racism

small. but are

shades

try to, analyze it crumple it up

ly describes ‘everyone in it. Some and stuff it into a neat little pack. | assert human freedom and dignity age. at the expense of others. Some not.

R. TomBnson

lican fall.

Vice who

to be the Repub-

Presidential

Former

from

Nixon,

candidate

President

~-Herbert

Santuree, P. R.

the

same

view

the

com-

mittee for use in its study of- the : play question. play “Steck In Trade” some Nixon's statement, and Dewey's a bell. too, said if is fundamentally obtaste-

and-tones on this island, there is a variely of individuals and concepts, Such a large and nebulous thing is lost when those who

is a human society, but this hard-

backing.

Richard

is almost~certain

with

ice cream. Some fields are strewn with garbage, others are not.

rebuttal to them.) PACKAGE

All

less

strong.

President

Hoover and. Thomas E. Dewey, twice the GOP «candidate for President, also sent statements

ice cream “Lullaby,”

controversy raised by Brahm’s

mentary magazine and the STAR, as were numerous letters and

Sir:

of religion in getting religious instruction to the young.

‘Inequitable Irony’ Frank Stanton, president

am article on Puerte Rico by the]“ Mary Had a Little Lamb," noted literary critic Alfred Kazin. play other tunes, some ring The article was published in_Com- Some—Puerto Ricans like

school each week to attend religious instruction classes venience. It would have facilitated the job-of teachers

Committee

following

‘the recent

Kazin’s

that demands

discussions

LETTER

was to allow school children to have an hour off from

Marin,

don’t have to be compelled to give

sort of pecit

because & religious instruction bill was not approved

Mufioz

. debates

Presidential candidates free time, as‘ proposed in legislation sug-

by the Legislature. The measure, as drafted, did not in any way impinge on religious freedom. Its purpose

Gov.

candidates

rather than prepared speeches. The networks assured. the Sen-

to be in keeping with the traditional role of non-inter-

including

also said they prefer

to-face

way.

its opponents,

the nation’s largest

Presidential

vention in state-affairs, except in times when the church itself, or its faithful, care imperiled by hostile forces. ~ There is fréedom of religion in Puerto Rico. Complete freedom. Man is free to go to any church, any

But

by. Adlai E. Stevenson, now to enact compulsory §legislatwice the Democratic candidate tion requiring us to do that which for President. we have fought so hard to do To force the networks to provide voluntarily.” free time “tis the wrong way to He said voluntary ‘etiorts would go.about doing the right. thing,” be helped if Congress would presaid David S.. Adams, senior ex- tect-the industry frem demands ecutive vice president. of the Na- for time by obscure candidates. Stanton’s and Adams’ viewpoint tional Broadcasting Co.

NBC

ling to offer at least one hour free

Peron, and it was whex the Church rose against Marcos

CBS,

“ gested

BAULCH

—(AP)—

air time each week to the major

Perez Jimenez, Venezuelan dictator, that his downfall

place, any time. - . Now the Churth feels itself in some

networks, have said they are wil-

Castro who abidesno talk of. Communism as »& threat to the people’s welfare:- ~ The Church rose up in protest against Dictator

In Puerto Rico, however, the role of the church, as expressed by yesterday’s demonstration, seems not

JERRY

WASHINGTON

doubtedly has not heard the last of this from Dictator

got under

LAST DRop

NBC, CBS Offer Hour A Week To Major PresidentialCandidates

the people with an iron

fist, has often. been an inspiring one. The famous - pastoral létter read in Catholic churches in the Domi‘nican Republic was a courageous act by church leaders . who knew that reprisals would very likely result. The

@QrreoSt. ovis Rt- Dispatch

established

Mavudw :

of-a democratic principle so firmly

to the detriment

oct iehee

We see.a real danger in this religious instruction issue

jectionable

appropriate

“stock casters

in-trade’’ without

Saying

the

of the hroadcompensation.

industry

would

saddled. with an unjust burden if required

by law provide

free

time

to the candidates, Nixen declared: “The Congress might with equal logic pass-a law to require the railroads. and airlines to provide the candidates and their staffs with -free transportation.” Certainly, he said, “a voluntary offer of this nature

is much

to be

preferred to legal comptision.” ,

| re

THE

SAN JUAN

STAR —

Monday, ‘May 23, ‘1960 spe +

Day With 53 Years Service and

sirens

MAGAZINE

THE DAY

masters license. “Puerto Ricans

Joining be

National

Andres

around

cele-

{

Rican

receive

67,

a U.

should

whole island shipping.”

dependent

the

sea

century.

for He

than

stowed

schooner from Aguadilla when he was 14. On his initial voyage he

landed

his

way

back

aboard

the

schooner

During

Curacao,

the

and

work-

mess

LONDON

boy

two

(AP)

radio

managed

money

during

the latter graduated

A REVOLUTIONARY NEW PAIN-KILLING DEVICE. TODAY... GET

save

enough

voyage

en-

part of 1914. He two” years later.

the

in was

five years

signed aboard various’ vessels heading for distant ports. In

received.

license, and for he commanded

Moscow

put

reports,

themselves

and

out

his

ship

another 20 years his own ships.

arrive

San

Juan

In 1938, when Capt. Velez was organizing a ferry boat line in Venezuela, he was offered the

erators

top

and

directed the

together

against

broadcast

the drops clouds to

quickly,

the

said.

of moiscombine

forming

large

spot

the

newly

Venezuela However,

Naval the

hitch:

captain

the

to give

this

turned

founded

Academy. job had

one

would

have

S. citizenship.

it down

without hesi-

drops which then fall in the form of rain. The rainfall caused

tation.

by the scientists was that they were almost.

During World War II, the captain commanded a U. S. trans-

so heavy flooded.”

AUTHORIZED

FOR

WAY

BUSINESS

Watt ode!

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For

remote

volt

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$35.00.

Weighs only 16 pounds.

ONIS

Mobile

or Portable

Installed with

fcot tower;

some

the

world’s

biggest

liners, which he has brought in and out of San Juan harbor in the last decade and half, as well as from friends he earlier. globe-sailing

met. in days.

captain has four

Will join celebration Erwin, 21;

39; Elsie, 35;

Jean,

19.

Of all_his

har-

the world— from tiie skippers of

children the

captain

come a merchant marine cer at the Maine Maritime demy. “After

‘Velez. says, retiring.”

his

But

that

he jumped

offiAca-

graduates,”.

“I

may

moment

spryness

about

later,

belies

onto

Capt.

think

the

with

his pilot’s

barge

some

dogs

they

just

would

hold

‘problems.

poured

mulsnied, ”

out

Brew-

The bachelor teacher was ged by these problems:

dog-

days to Brewer

60.

still faces violating a

—A

woman

neighbor

dogs

and

added

Watt

got

are “All

usually my

nine.”

DISCOVER FOR YOURSELF THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN “JUST A SUIT OF CLOTHES’’ AND ONE OF a 3 des

Far

less maintenance

Base

new

Station

systems,

be-

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new complaint - of - disturbance by excessive barking. Brewe=, about 52, told a reporter he had started with just_

ters

Minuskin

arother borough

ordinance.

ough

ordinances

sen-

—Brewer charge of

a few dogs. “Scottie litters three,” he mused.

Arthur

the

get rid of the dogs and says it'll take at least

imposed a $200 fine and 15 days in jail for violating three bor-

—Magistrate

al at extra cost. 100

tences while Brewer appeals. house,'} —NMinuskin gave Brewer 10

the

dog-gone

said

AF me ET

For any existing systems, or tween 130 & 180 mes., FM.

Dog Lover's House Litfered With Dogs

mote control option- 4

years,

to answer a call ‘to eae Spanish freighter.

Re-

Model 6N100

has a special affection for Erwin, who is presently studying to be-

children—

EO eoesiige

$875.00 average price.

shortage

At Christmas time, the captain receives greetings from all over

“They er said.

$515.00

beitary

“VAC.

of Brewer’s 14-room house, impounded the lot and litter.

mounting.

For 6 end

was

and

Amazed Health ‘Department officials, who kept counting

Instelled

control.

J. VELEZ

Andres,

bor pilots, and he signed up for the job he has held ever since.

faces

EFFICIENCY

trunk-mounted,

there

Returning to Puerto the war, he discover-

kept 34 dogs around

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FAIR LAWN, NJ. (AP) — Pet-loving Frank Brewer, who

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with a Puerto Rican as captain.

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PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S FRANK, CONTROVERSIAL

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Soviet

awaited

It is one of his proudest memories that he commanded the first

clouds,’

BY HARRY &. TRUMAN AN EXCLUSIVE, 9-PAGE PREVIEW OF FORMER

—

that was

For

years,

eagerly

proved to be somedisappointment. He

scientists in the Caucasus used sound waves to make artificial almost

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recalls

a half

away

this

opportunity thing of a chores

The Captain has made a career of

ton, jumped ship here, and Velez was hired on the spot by the captain.

However,

make

this a big day,” Capt. Velez said in a recent interview, “because the on

shores

sailors from the “John E. Emery,” a cargo vessel out of Bos-

a local Harbor pilot and the first Puerto

the

island.

His first opportunity for a lengthy voyage came when three

will

Velez,

sailing

of the

Maritime

in the celebration

Capt.

on different schoo-

ners

horns

bration Day.

Velez worked

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157,

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today. .all ships in sound will Harbor

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- “It’s against the whole American

by first giving samples

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to dealers.

Dentists get free toothpaste, “Naturally,” says Tiomkin, “TI doctors get new pills and I think don’t believe that a disc jockey dise jockeys should get new should be paid for plugging a records. Hew else am I, as a record, but I don’t think the radio station should be- forced to buy composer, going to plug: a new

Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin yesterday sent to the Iegislature a message in which he recommended a preliminary ap-

song?”

records.

propriation

proving

William

Seamon

WOON

ZB. ZORA

lated

Today

Bridge

carded

‘a

spade—

any

other

suit

Now,

South East

led

dummy’s

last

discarded

the

nine

Gouth in

West tS

North 2H

East 25s

Pass

King

from

low

declarer

from

could

diamond

and

make

clubs

the

slam.

for

stated

that

the

economic . development island has not reached

isolated

Elena

communities

community,

ments group

improve-

have been made by a of citizens led by Dr. Ly-

Roberts,

but

dum-

that

they

still

his

throw

two

good

These - communities, Muiioz said, are receiving: little or no help

from

He funds used

government

. that

appropriated

should

under

the

carry

out,.

leadership of a pointed. for the

want

jects

read

William

Seamon’s

sending

stamped,

self-

agencies.

recommended

To understand the basic principles of BRIDGE-TODAY, you may

that any outside card would be where he needed it— in the minor

Governor

cess to other communities, schools, and similar facilities.

piaying

addressed envelope to William Seamon in care of this newspaper.

pear. North’s hand was marked for heart support and South hoped

The

diamond,

spades

is-

general of the

dia

dummy.

leaflet of that title. You may obtain

South’s jump to six hearts is not as reckless as the bid might ap-

land.

lack certain basic needs such as potable water, means of ac-

heart,-

The bidding:

lead:

diamond

iso-

the

.on

East played the jack and declarer won the ace and returned a second my. East won the king and South claimed. Note that if East had thrown a club on dummy’s last

kas0~

Opening

a low

im-

in Comerio, which he visited Wednesday, and that this condition should be alleviated. He added that at ‘the Doftia

diamonds and declarer discarded the queen of clubs. Now declarer led

for

such as. the Dofia Elena Barrio

would have proven fatal. trump.

$300,000

communities

certain

heart plays. Dummy's fourth heart was played and East again dis-

Both sides vulnerable South deals

living conditions

provide

committee appurpose, proroads,

ing water and better well as to integrate toward

the

poetic)

13. silent

14. man’s nickname 15.8% wry face 17. painter’s atand

drink-

of living

participation

the|_

citizens of the community.

by Bob Barnes

THE BETTER HALF

suits. North had the heart support but the rest of his hand was not

slam

but

South

was

not

roe >| CIP a} OSIM) Me i> OI Mi<i<)—|: joirts J = Mt)

the best for South. It would seem that proper defense will beat the heart

be denied and he made it. There was ‘nothing that the defenders could

stop

him.

Just

for

‘

19. quarterles.

houses as the group

a higher standard

through

the

9.a feline 12, bd

change, no mistake entered to contribute to the successful con-

has

sales-

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scare

For years

AOI)

current payola hysterical aspect.

system.

men have been selling their wares

(High Noon, The Mighty), says the

and hit songs High And The

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economic

Pl tinal

Dmitri

—(AP)—

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clubs

was

led

and

East

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properly.

t Sie '6

ducked as did South. Had East covered, declarer could discard

two diamonds from dummy

!... You know perfectly well that

on the

didn’t wink at you!”

two good clubs and then concede a diamond trick. East was not

going

to be a patsy

JSTESD

hand. small

here.

Dummy was entered trump and declarer’

now led the last spade from dummy and trumped it in his hand. ace

dummy carded

trump

pat

back on lead. East two spades on the

and

distwo

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HOLLYWOOD —(AP)—: Such: is the state of American culture that Gene Kelly has to go to Paris to stage a jazz ballet based on George Gershwin’s ‘Concerto In Fr.”

Aphrodite comes down to earth and falls for a muscleman, then Zeus comes down to talk her out of it,’’ related Kelly. “The whole

is wrong

U. S. backwardness in promoting native art was underscored

thing is pretty wild. “The French dancers. are great, but

brainpower

this week during Kelly’s whirlwind visit to these shores. The actorhoofer-director

flew

12,000

miles

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Montand

Love,”’

how

so,

Kelly

teaching

they’ve

classical

been

ballet

schooled

and

don’t

dig

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has

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the

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jazz.

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Gershwin

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the

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the

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people on

expend

the

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youngsters

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dancers

their great.”’

anything might happen: riots or cheers. He’s having a ball, but regrets that the same sort of thing can scarcely be done in this counIry:

This

leave

kissin’ entitled

of chastisement,

victim

with any sort of stomach popular political piece in

“The

country points

form

neither

Elizabeth I. I mean, the best people.

morning, fine.

Battle

except out.

like,

the

There

au-

for supper, the days of

it happened Alcazar”

S.,

only

nor

was

super-

all

(a shilling

a performance was ye olde scale), they weren’t exactly expendable,so the intestinal unpack-

aging had to be faked. The most satisfactory substitute

the

liver,

heart,.

method lungs,

was and

other

effluvia of a sheep for the real McCoy. There had to be blood, too (those 16th Century theater modern

crowds loved their gore moviegoers like popcorn),

the and

way that

‘ was supplied in a leathern wallet fullof sheep blood, worn by the actor under his shirt. When | a knife made contact with the actor’s belly-

band,

the point

upon a puscles

wine

punctured

the wallet, where-

-very satisfying stream of red cor shot forth, much in the manner of

from

a newly-bunged

Almost.

all

barrel.

Elizabethan

plays

contained

plenty of dueling scenes, too. And it wasn’t regarded as kosher to put buttons on the foils for

the

plain-and

fancy

flailing.

The result was that the actors used wellhoned weapons and protected themselves by. wearing plates under their shirts. Days of grueling practice between the ‘stage opponents insured that when one “ran through” the other he hit the hidden platter on the nose. , In one case, historically ‘documented, a thespian goofed, and paid a high price ‘for: his boo-boo. Showing up for a performance drunk, he forgot to wear his plate. The dueling

scene that evening was ism,

and

the

a: masterpiece of real-

punctured

player,

remembering

that the show must go on, staggered off stage, through the wings, and info St. Paul’s Churchyard, where he died with his greasepaint on.

being

Whatever

would

Actors

Equity

say?

Kelly

one

resi-

dent dance company, the New York City Ballet, municipally aided in part. But it, like traveling -com-

panies and TV, stage and movies, must rely on private dance schools for talent. “We subsidize wheat and pigs and oil fields and everything else,” Kelly argued, “but we don’t spend

a dime for art.”

“The Paris Opera is state supported, of course,” he said. “There is a eonstant supply of talent from the ballet school which the opera runs. “I was talking to one 23-yearold

dancer,

with

wife

big,

muscular

and

child.

guy

had

great style, and I asked him how long he had been studying. For 15 years, he told me. They take kids when they are eight and start training them.”

This

true

every

major

1554

With =

Ponce

hind all other developing our Work “Look

been

hot

this

that

are

be-

major countries own culture. For

Peanuts

England,”

cited.

“Actors like Olivier and Richardson give up six months-of their year, to work for peanuts to play

Shakespeare. They do it because} they

cause

get

a kick

they

out

are

doing

it and

something

CATHAY

Littlest

The Mostest Paul Dillinger at the piano 23 6 p.m. until Tel. 3-3858

long

declaring

de Leon

Rico’s

STOP

has

for the national culture.”

AL'S LITTLE CLUB Puerto

issue,

iB IR

Chinese Restaurant Cantonese: Cuisine

Open Air

BACK-DOOR

EXIT

— : Marlene Dietrich made a back-door

exit from a theater in the spa town of Bad~Kissingen, Germany, this weekend to escape boos and catcalls from

a waiting street gang. The glamorous German-born entertainer, on tour in her native country after a 30-year

absence,

was

ceiving

warm

whisked

away

applause

in an automobile

inside

the

after

Regenthau

Daily

Conditioned

609 F. Juncos Ave Santurce, Stop 10 Tel.

show

7:30

Hepburn

NUN’S

STORY”

raditconal Puerto Rico Dishes ISLA VERDE, BLOCK PAST SAN JUAN HOTEL, Air Conditioned

ESTABLISHED 1928

3-5733

STEAK HOUSE and COCKTAIL LOUNGE “For the Steak at the entrance

Minded of the

Gourmet”

Caribe

re-

Theater.

Festival

WOODPECKER

SUPER DRIVE-IN Only

conduct classes every and they're catching on

The Kelly creation will premiere June 20, and he admitted that

LORRAINE - 12 M, Edmond O’Brien “THE THIRD

them

ways.

Academy Award Winner short subject THE

dience was a

KELLY

All their movements are the long, flowing line, and I’ve had to teach

PARAMOUNT

“The Battle Of Alcazar,” one of the characters gets his comeuppance via the messy method

COBIAN’S THEATRES Pictures

example,

look

somewhere

cheap as actors were in those days

near-classics,

wings

open like a whitefish in front of the footlights, (that’s what the groundlings got. Of course,

they

sissy. I can prove it. Recently, having run fresh

the

If the plot called for some lad to be laid :

and

trouble,

argument,

the

day.

a lot of breath

the

well get in, too. The trouble with

staged today, this atrocity scene, providing it got into the script at all, would be accomp:, lished

Theater?

problem.

ALBERTS

way.

everyone

Matinees 3:00 P.M. only Fri. - Sat. - Sun. and Hol.

Seats

talk-

scriptions of just what went on up there on the boards of the Elizabethan theater. You know, tricks of the trade, so to speak. And let me tell you, the theater trade of the late 8:00

HHL

RREEKE

days

these

Nightly

is in a hard

time

theater

commis-

METROPOLITAN

they

who make their living in , lot more who: don’t, are

enough, that the playwrights are all money hounds or that they’re all Beat. All right, so.

three-

ballet,

FRANK

say, is that theater is too decadent or too experimental, too realistic or not realistic

Yves

Opera

lot

how

These

the

day interruption in his teaching French ballet artist how to dance— sioned

about

What,

dance.

took .a

nih

Ye Theater. Of Olde

Without Aid, Says Kelly AP

ESFHEGEREEDRAEGERES tA TERT

Hilton

OFF THE CUFF _

In Hollywood HOLLYWOOD

was

McCarthy

beautiful

one

women

of the

of the most

the

license, Diner’s

Rabbi Marshall J. Maltzman was honored by the Mens Club

(AP) — Folks

around filmtown consider Japan’s Nobu

By Chuck New «

Jewish

card, one

which reads, “Back Seat Drivers at a License,”’ made out to Anna Stone.

Community

Center

as the “‘Man of the Year”

commu-

Social Security Club card, etc.,

Mike Segarra, in town week, has launched

less his

than own

nity known for its lovely females.

testimonial -dinner Saturday _ night in-the Club Caribe of the Caribe:

But the onetime Tokyo model who married an American Army

Hilton Hotel. Henry president of the group.

company. called Caribbean Promot-

sergeant “By

not

disagrees. Japanese

pretty,”

; ideal small

and

says.

I’m

“I’m

manager

Ltd.

just

is the long, narrow lips. My face is real

big

eyes

and

with gays,

“I

and

was

Lake

heard

daughter,

lots

the

I’m

Has

Geri,

They

will be

their

younger ‘El Mirador,

who

will remain

joined them

Concha

are

Hotel,

fora

drink

Miami,

was

atop that lovely- hotel. Mr. Ray, who is president of Deco-

rative

Young University there. Col. Van Dam is the Commandant of the

taken’ with the beauty of the Island, he immediately contacted

a real

Marine

Barracks.

the couples

Marge

The

Van

Finlay;

(golf, that of golfing.

were

Bob

Marge-

and

recently

joined the popular Pumarejo Show on WAPA-TV and Bob is general

couple the and Mrs.

in Sait Lake City to attend Brigham

Among

subject.

her status of Japanese

over with fhieir clubs is) for a* week-end

going

Utah.

Dam’s other daughter, Mary Lou is also a student at Brigham Young University. The St. Croix Estate Carleton was host to several San Juan couples Jast week-end who flew

Hollywood and It was because on

City,

accompanied

Interiors

estate

co.

for

a site

for

factory in Puerto Rico... Salvager Colom, owner of the Santurce rt Shop, spent Sunday in Lares, the most beautiful mountain town on the-island at the 25th Anniversary of his classes’ graduation

from Lares

were:35 class

High

School.

members

There

who came

from Washington and New York ‘in addition to island residents.

|’

ay.

SIXON ON TV — Vice President Richard Nixon is shown just prior to his nation-wide “Open End” television appearance last week. Rated a virtual certainty to run as the Republican Presidentilal candidate this fall, Nixon

spent three and a half hours in front of the video cameras. (AP -Wirephoto)

manager of Raymond Construction } . Co., Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cimino;

Jim is. general manager Provision, Cig and Pat Col.

play. If it’s a very dramatic part, I start to cry.” Q

and

Mrs.

Dick

of Plaza Bereday,

Dunlap,

Mr.

and Mrs. Beb Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Towers; Charlie is

war

|general

manager

Shell

Qil

bride caused any problems? P. R., public relations expert Roy “T never had such things,” she | Brown. and his Faby, and’the Gar

eays.~‘‘Yet

ahd

I’m

if people

on’t notice udiced

it’s

a very

happy

it. If they a

type

do that maybe

pity

for

are

pre-

them.

that

when

other people come

should

“Because, .anese

are

nice

Americans

and

to Japan

they

to them.

you know, some Japprejudiced,

too.”

Gar is a fire fighting expert

The

board

Roosevelt’

“I wrote an article for a Japahese magazine about how nice fpeople have been here and I told

them

Yates.

I who is president of Gar Yates Inc. of Roads

director of

the

Community

Theatre has proposed as their next production early in July, ‘Ten Little Indians,” a mystery by Agatha Christie. One of the cards found and o display -at the Roosevelt Avenue Pueblo Supermarket for the owner to claim, along with a driver’s

$50 Dance Course « year

Once

offer,

saving.

ARTHUR that

ond

money-

this

mokes

MURRAY

people

can

put

little fun in their lives. For no one knows better than he what good times come with being a geod dancer. Millions of men and women have found lessons ot Arthur Murray’s one of the most Satisfying experiences in their : lives. And you will: too!

is quick ond Learning to donce at Arthur Murray's becouse there is only one simple besic step to easy, learn. Even if you’re a beginner, you. can master it in clmest no time ot cll. And, before you konw it, you'll be doing the Mambo, the Semba, the Cha-Cho, the Fox

Trot

—

all

the

populer

dances

—

with

and

ease

con-

fidence.

of this odvantage weit onother minute. Take Don’t daily it lasts. Studios open while special ounce-a-year 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. and visitors ore olweys welcome.

MURRAY

ARTHUR IN SANTURCE:

Stop 18 —- 1209 Fernéndez Juncos Ave. Tel. 2-4976

PONCE: Secde Building

(Across

or 3-0483 from

Tel. 2-5120

Telephone

Office) 4 ae

the

and

scared

person

toast

greetings

I had

the

vaeationing

“Now I read the script first— before I couldn’t do that— so I feel

Consul

Herbert Ray of Miami Fla.

difficult and I didn’t know how

ean

British

will leave May 28 to. aitend their daughter Gloria’s wedding in Salt

my_ignorance

the

she

“When I first: started I didn’t like the movie business,” she gays... “Most of my dislike ‘for movies, I think,-was fear. “Acting is very hard, it’s very

There will be a reception on June 11, hosted by Reginald Hall,

here,”

restaurant.

it and

for

i met a delighful other evening. Mr.

Discovered In Restaurant Hollywood discovered Nobu when an agent spotted her in a

to do

Pub

scheduled

26, before heading home to London. Col. and Mrs. Norman Van Dam

early

out.

scandal about movie business.

a grand opening next week.

bout

knew

is. promoting

brewery) Which is switching its policy to for Ja- that of a supper club-lounge, with

Saturday

British

His -first job

publicity |

Queen of England, Elizabeth II on her birthday. Time: 6 pm till 8.

‘I love you.’ I thought I knew everything and then I found I didn’t

ions.

-and

British exposition at the New York Coliseum from June 10 through

I first came just

the

relations

Triana Restaurant in old San Juan}

Barclay

English

Juan

operate

the language.

“When

(famous

and

Indies. While here, he visited with Island brewery officials. Pat will

a big

“But I think maybe their standards are changing a little.” Nobu is getting along well in after

Courage

maica, continuing his swing around the .Caribbean and British West

face, wide

mouth.

Hollywood

left San

girl. The Japanese

I have

public

Patrick Ackroyd-Simpson, export standards

she

a funny-face

Breder ¢

| :

ee ee

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 23, 1960

Ext 72

APARTMENTS

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beach front property, ocean front farms, . property. investment and fsiands

or write 1472

Box

729,

Roosevelt.

APARTMENTS

um, residential, office and starting at $14,000. First

commercial, Federal fi-

information,

3-3350,

Box

CONDADO

tshed

SECTION:

3 bedroom

blocks

from

Phone

2-9272.

months,

June

apartment. —

August.

Rent

for

the

Condado

hot

water,

kitchen,

bath,

197,

newly

3-8769.

401-402,

—

PARQUE

159,

HOUSE

—

1017

—

606,

PROVIDENCIA

GUEST

HOUSE

—

Lefza

Station,

Santurce,

bathwith

electric

neighbors.

1533

stove.

LAS

hot

airconditioned,

including

May 1676

22.

that

two

closets

water

independent

you

may

1458

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other

Asia

facili-

nicely furnished diningroom,

baths.

All

fenced,

apart-

ers,

after

ing

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day,

Club, 1652

Rio

874

Reinito

Piedras.

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September

JUAN

GUEST

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and

OUSE-

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corner

Maid .

bedrooms

i7. 3 blocks

built—in kitchen,

All screened. $3,000 payments of 20 year month.

Call

cash loan

2-9334.

water

pump,

machine,

water

524

and

2-6480

weekends.

BUILT

modern

three

bedmear

$22,000.

Miss

Weiner

finane-

3-8400.

BUCARE

aa 703

Ext.

—

For Build

108

Doncella

Santurce.

YUNQUE Resort — cottage, comfurnished, one of best locations.

Service

RENT

spacious

kitchen

with

cabinets,

MAGNOLIA ping ‘center,

GARDENS — Near shope best residential section Bae

Brand

new,

bedrooms,

hot water, stove. Rent $100 sale $1600. Call 8-1665. Office Central, Caparra Terrace.

bath,

furnished, 1427 Ave.

1664

HERMANAS

DAVILA

—

3 bedroom house, screens, water heater, $80. 4th St. I-26. Telephone 2-0000 Ft. Brooke, or 4ta St. L-1l.

Ext.

421 s2t

1619

LOTS FOR SALE NEVIS — ST. KITTS —. Beachfront Hotel, excellent condition, for oe = 1,000 acres of miscellaneous some plantations, all suitable ‘hotel ecttage colonies. On beaches, some near airport. Write seinen Bes tances 265, Santurce, Bwi er Duncan, oa oe

“ot

FOR BENT Santa Rosa

FOR RENT

5000 sa. ft. store Shopping Ceater,

space adjacent

Grand Union Supermarket. Will alte? Call 63681

for

information.

Supermarket and Vecational School guei Such, facing Central Avenud, Phone 6-1089 Betances 67, Fleral P 1663

St.,

Santurce.

3-1016. es LARGE

Private

dade UP

3,000 square

feet ef space

for

eating place. Stop 17 — 22, Ponce de Leon .street level. Empty store, or will

MOVING

Racini.

make

eee

COUPLE

would

like Kitch

Centrally located. on Ponce de ee

Company,

3-3550.

WANTED TO RENT

3-2936.

SALE

613

BOOM,

bath,

sectica.

ciatuaat

1670

all

26627,

ade.

week,

$50

services. 3-17.

monthly,

Best

_528 semfe

alterations. Box 628 526

FAMILY

=—

OCEAN

RESTAURANT. On ix seem. Dae ctooms.$7 3 minutes from the famous Seach ef Laguille. Puerto Rican aad ee a P.

Condado

Concha

ROOMS FOR RENT

buy lease and Roosevelt. 1673 Beatriz

Clean,

square

vestment

airport.

RENT SPACE.

524

$12. Kitchen privileges. Nicest residential

phone

ing,

Marias,

FOR

baths, porch, garage, servant’s quarters with bath. 625.98 meter lot. Telephone lines, other modern conveniences. Near Garden Hills, San Jose Academy, Pueble and Woolworth. Financing available. For sale, or will rent with option to buy. For appointment, call 3-1542. 1704 526

524

Las

Mo-

1587

private

168

FOR

te suit.

22.

section, near

Mr.

SPANISH,

ctional

ree,

Punta

light.

OFFICE

SPACE

DEVELOPMENT

ig De Diego from San-

ALTAMIRA: Street No. 1, Lot Ne. 21, Modern house, Bellavista type, recently completed. 3 large bedrooms, Hiving-din-

wash-

Phone

planted

air heat-

portable

terrace.

Water,

—

8-0270.

1499

yamon.

and

radio,

large

yes,

Stop

3-1542. 528

Living—dining-

immedia'

3 BEDROOMS, living room, kitchen, bah. roc Sarden, garage, maid’s One block from Metropelkan ‘nave Center, Hato Rey. $125. Available June 1. Telephone Alberts,

Tourist Auscclition: Telephone

HOUSE,

pa880

plus servant’s quarters, om beach front near San Juan - Intercontinental Hotel. One or two years’ lease. $500, per month. 9-0382. H. Madera, Box 332, San Juan. 1626 s 523

Member

GUEST

Call

Farm,

clear, well ventilated. New = in heart of Puerto Nuevo bu 450 SQ. FT. office complete with ait conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fenced doors and windows. Roosevelt and De Diego Aves., Puerto Nuevo. Call Re-

continental-ran

porch.

refrigerator,

Enjoy

your

utility

MARBIAS.

party.

kitchen bar, carport, . Screened, landscaped. Excellent

Country

3-6673.

EESIDENCE,

fence and concrete Mahogany closets.

interested

per

CUSTOM room,

523

FUENISHED

Magn-

after

screened,

hot Bus

$104

stove.

523

HOME, living

Rio

EL YUNQUE reservation, 2 minutes from the swimming pool. Completely furnished, chimney, screens, electric

Tel.—3-2184.

tiled

1024—A.

1640

2 bed-

small

CARMEN, St.

Debt-free.

1409 SQ. FT.

SAN 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 6-5003.

heater,

Available

for

water,

dining

house

Pavia

cabinets,

ties,

NEW rooms

1430

FURNISHED

22,

rooms,

Angeles

room, bath. and assume

523

St., Stop

ment

FOR ‘RENT

PUNTA

livingroom,

DEL

HIGHWAY:

fruit trees, on new Highway. 20 minutes

OFFICES

SALE

LOS ANGELES — 3 bedrooms, modern, completely equipped

residence

3-7985.

kitchen

Central

IMMEDIATELY,

FOR

SALE

ra, Olé Madrid, 2-3891. SPEAK 1684

PUNTA LAS MARIAS: frame and concrete house, partly furnished. Near beach. 3 bedrooms, garage, separate quarters with shower. Immediate possession. For inspection afpointment call 2-4107. 1688 526

at Isla Verde. beach. One bed-

heater,

bathrooms,

MODERN

bedroom

and

1374

THE

DUFFY'S

ing,

old

have

beach

remodeled

weme,

and

charm.

now otter

rooms, all with private bath, some with private patio, some air conditioned. One minute to beach and bus, From $7.50 single, $10. double. All rates oe ae en {sta Verde oad, near San Juan intercontinental. = 9-0144, 9-0532.

rooms, big living area plus separate garage and servant’s quarters. Fine trees = garden, Priced under $20,000 for quick le?

DANISH GUEST HOUSE — Weekly and monthly rates, Danish breakfast optional. Centrally located mear Paramount Theater. 263 Duffaut Street. Telephone 3-885. 15385 528 AUNT

family served. 600

JENNY’S:

Guest

atmosphere. 1850 McCleary

House

Delicious Ave. Tel

with

meals 3-6802.

—-

153. Near beaches, restaurants, s, busses. Sun terrace, all atrtioned rooms. Cooking facilities, For torn, Phone 2-9352 or write te

12364

water

turce.

and

FOR

2-3196.

ian ug

HOUSE boating

Los

financing 1711

524

1653

beach. Apartment, double airconditioned, livingroom with sofa bed, bath, hot water, terrace, private entrance. $9. daily, less per week. Marchand, 2178,

new, informal, oceanfront guesthouse in luxury hotel area. Large terrace facing the sea, with private stairway to beach. Spacious, modern, airconditioned roms. From $9. single — $14. double, including an excellent breakfast. Phone 2-1779, 1564

2-1360

double closet. Tiled living-porch. Kitchen

Saturday

meter lot. Near 65th Infantry Shopping Center and University. We help get

Hou SCS

CONDADO

Phone

Ashford

days,

Visit

8PM.

Zarages, carport, tio. All screened.

2-5809

phone

NEW CONCEPT im tourist accomedations. With the réMtal of one of eur excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-aday lean of a car for your sightseeing, nite club visiting, ete. Call 2-0486 anytime. 1473 UF

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2-0803

various Express

serv-

ificent concrete residence, recently built. 4 bedrooms, living and dining, 2 baths, porch, kitchen with cabinets, terrace, 2

bath house, livingservants quarters,

Call

DORADO

Angeles bus

screens.

524

Piedras.

and

orchard. Street 6, on same

room, large pantry, kitchen, outdoor barbecue and bar, servant’s quarters, garage, 16 closets. Rental $300.00 monthly. Phone office hours 2-0886. Or house

modern buildirg. rental $90. menth-

702

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

garage

tree F—3 Also,

—

Los lot,

water,

URBANIZACION

526

with Big

two

527

4471

porch,

home,

Corner

hot

HOUSES

located in best residential section in Hato Rey, around corner from Ponce de Leon Avenue. Near church, schools, shopping areas. Porch, five bedrooms,

guest house close to “Under The Trees”, and one minute from 4 beach. 17 Carrion

3153 MAGDALENA —- Sulte Apart it Newly decorated and furnished, with large living an@ diningroom, airconditiened bedroom for two, kitchen and private bath. Located in Condado sectien one biock from La Concha Hotel. Private entrance, Daily & weekly rates. Cali Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356,

month.

cabinets,

523

terrace

MARIGALANTE

reom room.

Valencia, ° ~ 525

Call 8-1124 or get key Avenue, Dr. Pagan.

SAN

Mrs.

per

NEW BEACH Swimming and

COMFORTABLE FURNISHED d bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos Road. Weekends, weekly er monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 28138 for information and reservations. uo Salvador. Prat, Santarce. UF

lovely

big

WK—1i.

Cabinets,

FARM

1690

6-6146. 526

1677

screened

Urb.

HEIGHTS

Continental

Court,

Vega 1174

evenings.

527

804,

Apartment

$200.

AVAILABLE

breakiast

Fioor.

3 bedroom 2 area, kitchen,

524

Miramar. with mice oceam view. Near Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social Security Building, Ponce de Leén 4th

6-7703

2-9971.

Gue St GOUSE,

street, dining

Lagoon.

1693

523

GUEST

library,

ation 1702

Available July 1 — if desired. 3-3024.

$200.

(evenings).

ANTILLES

Furnished

servants’ quarters. Fruit Nicest residential section. Parkside. $300 per month.

Charming Spanish-style home, large garden bordering on ocean. 4 bedrooms, 2 airconditioned, 2 baths, fully furnished.

furnished apartment, airconditioned, bedroom, bath, kitchen, balcony, livingroom and sua deck, private entrance, ideat location Loliza Street 1736. Rent $160. plus ulflities. Telephone 3-0102, 34A7GL 1642

baths,

3 baths, living-dining room For information Tel. 2-1317.

HOUSES

326 ATIRACTIVE

Equip-

1633

two

1685 REDECORATED,

ice.

range. Modern kitchen oven, ete. Carport. 3 University.

Telephone

Call 1643

Avenue. Central

furn-

Sublet

facing

SUBLET

located

Hotel.

finished.

ly.

RENT

Completely

Concha

Extension,

SPACIOUS HOUSE, unfurnished, livingroom, diningroom, three bedrooms, two

527

CAPARRA

2 elevators,

FOR

just

apartment, in new, Spacious rooms, low

incinerator, terrazzo floors. spacious terrace on 2 sides facing beach and Ashford Avenue, $18,000 First Federal @Gnancing. 3-2758,

APARTMENTS

apartment,

— facing bedroom

1713

CONDOMINIUM APARTMENT in Condado section. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, liviagroom, diningroom, fully equipped

iaundry.

from

unfurnished. 1674

markets. Linen and airconditioning included. For appointment phone 3-4073.

Invest523

and

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED efficiency apartment for one or two. On the beach, best neighborhood, near hotels, super-

Santurce.

kitchen

6 — 8 PM,

from

528

Sanchez Morales Hato Rey. 1680

vator, incinerator, terrazo floors. Conor ium Santa Rita, McLeary Corner

built-in

from

Sunday

very cool. 2 minutes to University, bowling and shopping center. Monthly rent $115 — $125 — $150. Telephone 6-0738

PENTHOUSE ATARIMENT, 4 _ bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, living-dining, playroom, maid’s quarters, terraces, ele-

Company,

3-3788.

Friday

minutes

3 bedroom

RENT

heater, electric with built-in

Teleph-

elderly couple or bachelors. Excellent location. References required. Inform-

ed,

525

Office

FOR

MODERN

BEST RESIDENTIAL section in Hato Rey: One efficiency apartment and 2 bedroom apartments, modern, completely furnish-

Condomini-

2-1034. U5tt

6699, 1528

lease.

HOUSES

RENT

REPARTO UNIVERSITARIO: 18th St. 359. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, screens, 400 sq. ft. covered terrace. Telephone, water

LARGE FURNISHED efficiency apartment, one airconditioned bedroom. For

mancing, balance easy terms. In_ the heart of Santuree, Lofza St.1505, between Parque and De Diego. Telephone

Fof

year

1606

SALE

one

Realtor,

Avenue,

530

EIGHT

4 bedrooms, and kitchen.

Vincen-

Call

FOR

kit-

NEW APARTMENT in Condominium San Rafael, Stop 11, Ponce de Leon

1587

APARTMENTS

‘apart-

Nice

1712

of listings has REALTY VINCENTI and Rico Puerto in sale for houses splendid connections in Miami. Also laundry people and launMiami with dry equipment. Will ship immediately any for parts spare any Miami from

kind of heavy equipment, ti, telephone 6-6472.

Hotel.

ped kitchen, linen and china included. Call days 2-5069. After 5, 2-0795. Dr. Pifiero.

mortgages. 2-0911 us.

first Call

month

furnished

Patricio, Bucaré

SanRey, Hato Park, Hyde Baldrick. facilities. Payment Piedras. Rio turce,

for available Money properties. Investment

unfurnished

Concha

CONDOMINIUM SAN RAFAEL Lagoon and Ave. Norte, 3

listings San —

has. Inc., sale for

REALTY, lots and

CINTRON houses of

one Parker 1707

279

San Maria, Santa Francisco, Caparra, Villa Hilis, Garden

FOR

3-6775.

3-3506,

Condado

Avenue,

$100

REALTORS and Ashford

FRANCISCUS ALLEN AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn

SMALL

near

HOUSES

FOR RENT

chen, separated from livingroom with bat — bedroom and bath. Has screens, stove, water heater and airconditioner.

complete for sale,

Pictures, of houses

yours. scores

and staff are description of

CONDADO:

Our SPECULATING? specialist government

er INVESTING lawyer. realtor,

CLASSIFIEDS

3-8400

TAFT

GUEST

room

with

HOUSE

private

— Taft 53. Each

bath,

airconditioned,

$i), dnuble, Git single, Special rates rai or

. dnuble, @. by the month. 2-0887 or 2-2206

GUEST APARTMENTS: near University Theatre, car and guide supplied. Suite with living-dining area, attractively

furnished,

bedroom,

math,

screens,

maid service, linen, private sum terrace, telephone. Accommodates Quiet neighborhood, few

2 persons. minutes to

BUILDING SITES — Beautiful residential lots available in Santa Maria, Bucaré, Cupey. Gardens, Monterey, Monacillo and other desirable locations; Prices from

$2.00 per meter Speculative and development

sites,

too,

from

Telephone 1621

6-3258. a

per

meter.

Robert

—

TELS.

Under

$30,000.

Tschudin, aay Realtor

beaches, shopping, business centers, Two blocks from Ponce de Leon. Brau St. 364, Stop 31, Hato Rey. Daily $15.

$12.50

3-5315

524

CLASSIFIEDS = THE

3.8400 ‘Ext 72 SECRETARIAL

SPORTS

SERVICE

SAN ‘JUAN

FOREIGN

STAR

BUSINESS

CARS

OPPORTUNITIES

EXPERIENCED CONTINENTAL Public

19533 OPEL, gray 2 door, well maintained. $490 or offer. Excellent .inexpensive

BARGAIN business.-

Established

Juan eee transient, Typing,

second

store

office

servicing La Concha,

shorthand,

Hourly

ford 1666

others, editing,

briefs,

rates:

Ave.,

manus<ripts,

IBM

Electric,

Muriel

Eddy,

San

local — contracts,

days,

1120

Call

Freeman,

or 6-7479 evenings.

Also

electric stove, $60. ; 1689

reports.

Ash-

2-8735.

car.

Caguas

2092]

selling

GE | for

19538

EFFICIENT, fast Secretartal Service, legal documents, contracts, reports, free Pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh day er night — 3-5156. oF

VAUXHALL

furniture.

station

Call

6-0263.

wagon,

$1300.

lable.

Journals,

ete.

Monthly

Phone

6-023.

1699

Service

ledgers,

weekly

payroll

hourly

taxes,

or 478.

rates.

Evenings,

1639

2-0000

CARS

MALE

WHY

BUY

down

269]

Buchanan

5147./

FIVE trainees needed for $15,000 a year sales managerial positions. Must be able to travel Caribbean. Earnings start immediately after training period. Call 3-6639.

1665 —

Man

experienced

fm all phases of auto maintenance for -small fleet. Must be bi-lingual. References required. Excellent starting salary. Apply Room 210, El Imparcial ee.

—_

HELP

WANTED

REQUIRE

—

VERSATILE

Spanish

FEMALE secretary,

problem.

lack

Able to

take

rapid dictation and transcribe neatly. Call Mr: Farrell, 3-4279, weekdays. 1700

A WOMAN to act as _ housekeeper, governess and cook. Reference required. Top salary. For interview, call Bayamén 775 or 3067, or call in person at IA2 Paseo del Parque, corner of Ramirez de Arellano, Garden Hills, between

—

and

-—9

PM.

1638

POSITIONS EXECUTIVE MENT

employed

WANTED, ASSISTANT

TRAINEE

a small

—

assistant

‘industrial

MEN

FOR

A_USED

payment

MANAGE-

presently

manager

company

and

SALE

$44

San

June.

Puerto

Rico

Kindly

Juan

for

one

address

week

inquirigs

Star.

1644

With

intall-

NIGHT

OLDSMOBILE

1953

PLYMOUTH

‘88,

power

13.5

. HOME

COMPARE THESE $595; Extra rooms similar

Low

prices.

FHAA” titenees

handle

(4-1]2%).

month-

Everything

for | @VING:

REALTORS &

Ashford. _

610

_ BIEINI

and

POO

mest

Puerte

Station

owner, Brand Good =

SEDAN,

door,

Hi-

One|

4 doors.

Wagon,

Brought from States year ago. new tires and battery. -Radio. condition, very clean. $1375. 3-0797.

1956

CHEVROLET,

experienced

Prices

days,

9-0373

both.

door,

and

1958

Call

3-1518

Eastham,

nights.

1645

523

LANGUAGE

CLASSES

floor, s bandstend,. bes

reputation.

Air

FISHING

conditioned.

Me-

phone

dinghy

with

outboard.

Safety equipment checked by Coast Guard.

Native

construction

stand

long

trip.

100 gal. water

New

designed 300

gal.

tank. Recently

College. Personal interview by appointment. Telephone 6-0315 from 2 — 5 PM.

1709

FOOT

OFFSHORE

Rico and

!® Puerto

with-

gas

tank,

overhauled.

cruiser,

Islands.}

the Virgin

Buy your yacht, cruiser or boat through us — because we are affiliated with Richard’ Bertram & Comof Miami, Ft. Lauderdalg and Bahia Mar. recognized as one of the most competent yacht brokers in the country. We offer you the fine service that hundreds of local yachtsmen who have purchased

further information, write, phone or visit Kiko Toro, Inc:; Stop 31 —. Mufioz Rivera Avenue, Hato Rey. 6-5429. 1498 : 715 BOAT

OFFICE

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE: Two brand

ern executive desks, nevef cheap,

Apply

Hotel

San

pew blond mod.|

SUMMER

Conversa.

Interconti-

SCHOOL

SUMMER SCHOOL = — 20th—July 29th,

grade

and

Iist—6th Grades. $:30—11:30 AM.

subjects,

1s sign

of success,

but

persons

FACTORY

526

Punta “Las

Pease,

AIR CONDITIONERS

Hart

SAN

YOU

you

move.

SIEGMUND,

lamps.

1057.

im:

ROB Over

best

receivers

any

repair

and

make

model.

work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268.

ful

own

home.

JUAN

—

PONCE: answering

Haven,

16th.

Oak

Write

Bluff,

SALE:.

Shopshigh

piret

dlapeneasy

Physicians,

equipment.

Patty | 4913.

St,

San

SUREAU:

ae Tel. rane

COND.

AIR

3-8400

CONDITIONERS

PRINTING nig

manag Ferms,

ete.

ENVELOPES, Letterheads

Envelopes

No.

MUSICAL

portable

CLEANERS

ELECTRO-LUX World’s only automatic Also vacuum cleaner and air repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT. Del Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604, between San Jorge and Parque, Santurce. Telephone 2-5355. ’ ur " UP | 927

Ponce

1373

pa-

Juan

“MISCELLANEOU SS

FOR

SALE

TO FURTHER EDUCATION and advance in business, own and read the new edition of Collier’s Encyclopedia. For inferme ation, with no obligation, call me td show it to you. Ray Hill. 3-6218. 827 1708

DOGS

AND

PETS

DOBERMAN

Pincheté

with certified pedigrees of four senerae

tions, Registered” with American Keansl Club and Puerte Rican Kenne] Club. cu 8-1770. i

Ext

Seu

—— . SOL mos to 909 homes with fenced yards. Mary Piedras Carter Paint Stores, intersection Rio

1703

or around

Valenda Baxt Express, Inc. Agents for

North American Van Lines, Inc. 451 Fernandez Juncos —

Telephone

3-3900 —

lle

Caguas entrance to Rio Piedras.

a@@e,

$8.60/M.

INSTRUMENTS

— For rent, for sale, tropicalized against and — tuning Nin, dé Leon. Telephone

Mass-

electric saw, Mark Porter—Cable, electric planer, water belt gender, and various other woodworking tools. Practically new. Leaving island May 23. Call 121 Rojo, 119 Font Martelo, Humacao.

Spap1|2

1446

—

Around the Block

10,

Envelopes No. 6 3)4, $7.25|M. Business ecards, $11.00)M. Telephone 3-9172 for quotation on any printed material. printers since 1826.

BEAUTIFUL

(

FILTERS

AIRCONDITIONERS for sale — % ton, 10 ten, 15 ton, 2 tom. Call Stateside Service, 2-4718. 1672 823

For Classified Ads

6-3439.

P. RB. FILTERS INC. manufacturers all —— and sizes air conditioning filters home window units - also industrial types. Call 3-5999. UP 812 :

Every

and

beaut dresses,

repair for home and cemiMercial establishments. All Stateside mechanies, Call Stateside Service. days 2-4718 — nights, 2-7465. 1455 63

Bayamén.

BUREAUS

DETECTIVE

goods.

hospital

Thermo-

style

bridesmaid’s

PIANOS

Oxygen

Latest

gowns,

Méndez,

Bicvey ‘a

aid

GOWNS

BE:

| AIRCONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION

eratory supplies and

The most competent Agency in Latin na; | 4 Uniformed — Guards, ln Payroll Escort. —— Cos

TOOLS Mark

ETECTIVE

CONTINENTAL

525

WOODWORKING

to hotels,

HOSPITAL SUPPLIES ist

pe Ur

1425

$9.25|M..

Service,

Memi

out

hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will deliver, $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month.

servi

erde,

the

for rent in your given

wedding

RENTAL

service

Same

parts.

eocktail-party and date dresses, sold at best prices available. Will make appointments evenings and Saturdays. Phone

All

RADIOS,

Same

stoves.

and fine work, “Marisa’s”’, 1020 Ashe Condado. Telephone 2-4122, Gil

AIR

PAN AMERICAN ELECTRONICS LABS repair any make TV, radio or Hi-Fi. Ninety day guarantee. Stateside-trained technicians. Evening service. Cail

TELEVISION,

ALTERATIONS

BRIDAL BEIDES

TV & RADIO

gas

ALTERATIONS

& SERVICE

sevice

and

DRESS

Almacenes

WILCHEK — Television a 10 years experience is behind

ranges,

WOMEN’S

Use the best

SERVICE

FOR SERVICE on your Norge refriSerator, freezer, washing machine, water heater, etc., call 6-4551. BorgWarner International, 553 Carolina &t., Hato Rey. 1531 526

Santurce.

furniture

SERVICES (Commonweaith

@ay service. Guarantee 8-1804 or 38-1012, 1279

is yours” when the Whether you're mov-

SALES

and

Punta

~ f.V.

Watch

2413,

EXTERMINADORA

electric

Prades

wer

a wuirel

MARQUEZ REPAIR SHOP repairs ali makes washers, dryers, dishwashers,

MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We do all types of moving, no matter if it be large - or smal Moderate prices. Muebleria Torres, Fernandez Juncos 1400, Stop 20, Santurce. Tel. 2-5791. 462 : UF YOUR

Calle

APPLIANCE as

274

MOVE

re-

774

Moving,

Villa

Piedras.

going to move?

No.

clock

Pest Control Services) Free estimate. Control of insects, rats end fumigatio n services for homes, business and farms. Services guaranteed. Preventive treat ment against termites. 20 years exe perience. 7-0292

service in Puerte Rico, United States, Spain, Germany, Japan. Packing, crating, storage, shipping. Agent of U.S. Van Lines, Inc. Call Muebleria La Bolsa. Tel. 2-2726, 2-2067 Ponce de Leén

and

EXTERMINATING

te pack and transport ‘your most precious belongings, as scheduled, with the dependable care you look for and Id find. Telephone 6-3157, 6-3329 Capitol Transportation, Inc., for a free oe Agents for Atlas Van Lines. UF

ARE

STORAGE

moves

Rio

Protective clothing and \eetieeeat. Lab.

ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING IS YOUR roof dirtyr tf so, for expert

September

VACUUM

AUTO

where

equipment,

1673

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

C.W.

ters

ANSWERING SERVICE

Marias.

1714

FOR

—

1497

A. Gruen, | qr Sol €5132 oF G0 vi

for the summer. Day and evening class-

EQUIPMENT

Information Rivera, 2-6267 -or 324, Bayamon.

niture.

boats, Mercury motors, Gator trailers. Easy terms . free Gemensirations. |

enroll-

nental, Caribbean Realty, ine. or phone | 2chusetts.

9-1100, Ext. 239. _ 1701

unde!

including | nigh water- pressure cleaning and paint-

—

ART SCHOOLS PATTY that PEASEclasees School itl ofhe Pdin

used. Will sell | €S Tesume juan

paint-

poremals.

tients. eu17 Fortaleza 25511, 3-3102. 133

pool’ builders, | ment Tuition $90, 615

watch

Fort

chandeliers,

statues,

WHO

pertant

uses only reinforced concretd and all aaa ae ine St.s copper filtering system. These materials | 507° . last fforever. For free call | 1607

1566

—

PRECISION

tae eatiner,

im locally or Stateside. we are equipped

EQUIPMENT

and

items

“SHE PLEASURE moving job is ours.

H. P. Completely equipped for deep sea fishing. Power plant and freezer unit. Sanitary and kitchen facilities. Radio-tele-

of language or literature: experienced teacher, B.A. U.P.R., M.A. Wellesley

Art, Music

6-5003.

2-0000

excelient “condition, “Owner eaving | ele craft through the “Bertram “or-|9 "AM to 10 PM 6-36. island, must sell immediately. Bargain | £2ization praise. For free listings of | 1136

tary

Rico’

524

Tel 2-2374

down

1487

Call

Development,

P., fully equipped, 9 months old. Owner Drive transmission. Excellent motor. $600. Telephone 6-3112. leaving for States. Call 9-0725. 825 623 | 1682 1648 . -~LEAVING ISLAND — Must sell 195¢6| NOW YACHT Brokerage available

plans.

payment. Universal Home oo Corp., 7-2092, 2-3613 Ext.

ft.

MOVING

VALUES: ‘Carports (12° x 12’) : $995; bathrooms,

8-2038.

RZPAIRS

complicated and chronograph pairs, watches see Puerto Rico’s only certified | master watch and clockmaker, William

528

includ-

$172.

Nairn

for

pacity, dance

brakes,

INSTITUTO DE IDIOMAS— tone courses in

DEPROVEMENT

sets

1570

tropolitan area, main avenue. Stop 26 and Fdz. Juncos. After 7:30 PM. Call 2-1871 Maisonet. a 1291 525

LESSONS IN Spanish, English, and French, for children or adults; in small ¢roups or individually, for beginners or euees resident, seeks position for those who wish to improve knowledge

plant manager, Tool and Die, Production, Assembly, Packaging, Mainwo 1368, Ponce, 14

Call

Living-

kitchen

power steering, excellent condition. OwnCan be seen at Club Nautico. For inform-| Maritimos, Inc., opposite Pier 9, San er leaving for States. Also miscellaneous | ation call Pedro Panzardi, 2-2558. Priced | Juan. Service, responsibility, guaranty. furniture and household goods. Call] for quick sale at $8,000. Local and long distance. We store your — ‘ 523 1692 527 | belongings. Agents National Van Lines

Box

of plant. manager. Experience, 5-1|2 years

ecu.

ings, mirrors, Call 6-5272.

Fergross

523

CONTINENTAL, 33 ma 6% years Puerto

airconditioner.

FOR

sell everything by

bedroom,

leaving

equipment

States.

CLUB

Good

LEAVING ISLAND, must sell 1957 Chevrolet convertible in new car condition, with only 18,000 miles and taxes paid. Also household furnishings. Will accept best offers. Telephone 8-2038. 1696 524 1956

diningroom,

WATCH

WURLITZER SPINET piano, with DampChaser installed. 5 GE upright _ Freezer,

Bar-Restaurant

FRANCISCUS

$275 | 15%

monthly

— MUST

Best offers accepted.

For | amd 530

Owner

lease,

ASSOCIATES, 3 3-3506 — 3-8373.

CAR?

SACRIFICE

SPEAK | 1687

ONE YEAR old trawling equipment. Two Tycoon rods, one Ocean City 9-0 reel, one Ocean City 4-0. $300 value, all for $200 cash. Call 6-0381 anytime : 1959 CHEYROLET Station Wagon model until 9 PM. Speak Spanish. Kingsway. & door, 9 passenger. Perfect | 1668 524| condition. Standard transmission. Ideal for family use. Can be seen at Universal BOATS FOR SALE Motors, 65th Infantry Avenue, across = Dairy Cream. “AURA” 33’ CABIN CRUISER: sleeps I 526 4, twin Chrysier marine gi 115

during

$10,000

Moving

$12,000.

New

York. 28 years old. Recent New York University graduate (nights) with maior in management and real estate, Working knowledge of Spanish. Lived 3 years in Cuba. I seek a position with future with a progressive firm in Puerto Rico. I am willing te undergo a training program in States or Puerto Rico. I will be

Madrid

de, Leén.

Renewable

1959 FORD GALAXIE - 8 cylinder, four door, automatic transmission, power steering, radio, windshield washers, other accessories. Only 10,000 miles, Call 3-2385 4PM — 9 PM. 1655 628

Chevrolet

er sales

rent.

SALE

en of week, | room,

526 | decorator’s

ed,

1489

MECHANIC

Olé

Ponce

restaurant.

or pay us a visit at Martorani Motors, Inc., 1402, Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop 20, Santurce, opposite Lottery Building).

“

AUTO

etc.

FOR

6138 or 3254. A 1706 524 island. Good clientele, low rent. Debt-free. Part cash; balance mortgage. For in-}| FINEST MAKES of traditional furniformation, Mr. Mora, 2-3891. SPEAK | ture, also antiques, porch, terrace and SPANISH. garden furniture, wrought iron. Elegant

ments, you 1960can FIAT. own Just a brand new, economical call 3-5190,

CARPENTER & PAINTER. Skilled man meeded for renovation work. Good rate of hourly pay. Appy Room 210, Imparcial Bldg., Must be able to estimate.

1694

SALE:

1858

523 | ly.

HELP WANTED

low

3-6245.

service

525 | 1683

island. Best offer. 2-0080 Extension

avai-

iocation,

call

FURNITURE

you're &

safes,

1959 TAUNUS DELUXE, 2 door, radio, BAR-RESTAURANT business — with white sidewalls, standard shift. mandez Juncos corner. Monthly Excellent condition. Taxes paid. Leaving | $2300. 29 bar stools,

SERVICE

Bookkeeping

and

sales

equipment,

FOB

$25

1662

TIME

Good

appointment SPANISH.

526

1957 TRIUMPH sports car convertible.| Only 16,000 miles. Good condition. Call} 3-1608,.

166

PART

sale.

$2500 CASH

1576

Also 1663

BOOKKEEPING

—

for

Puerto Rico

39 Broadway, New York — Digby 4-7940

the world

IFlb

aE|B.

TE: RE

Japanese Soldier Found:| Thought War Was Still On:

{

MAY

Gi\M 'P—A bewildered Japanese soldier who thought World Wor Wo suil, was being waged

rooms in the senior officers’ quarters—while undergoing medical

BERNICE M° |

TROPIC STAR

observation—he

ATLANTIC

best the U. S. Navy can provide. A physician said he’s in good shape except for dietary deficiency.

mai:

.s « ina

U. S. naval hospital.

Bur-p

Minagawa, who had been tirst class in an artillery apr * ianded here in 1943, “O that was found and captured Saturday nearly 15 years. since the war’s end—by two Guamanians looking for a spot to.set crab traps. He was brought to naval head-

quarters,

taken

the

“We're vince

also

was

listed

the

Rahola,

manager

Pharmacy

at Stop

drug store for the bank

about 2

yesterday

When

blocks per

with

checks

wra

$5,567 in pped

he got to the bank,

away,

were

the money

gone,

said.

he had no idea how Police

are

three

and He

best

con-

over,’

said

STAR

LEDA

—

MONARCH OF

Mobile,

THE

N. @

SEAS

ALCOA RUNNER

;

pasaid

it happened.

revolver

and

marched

cafe

room.

her

back

purse

into.

the

—

There. was a struggle, the gun went off and another. officer had to help Ennis quiet Miss Noble. The bullet plowed into the nightclub floor. Miss Noble, of 1817 Ivar, Hollywood,

with

was

booked

a deadly

Rand

investigating.

from

him

got

the

for-

weapon, spotlight

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was ‘a “trick”by the Catholic

Church toachieve “politieal ends” |’ in Puerto Rico, Rivera stressed |; between

local Catholics and Protestants. ‘The. religious instruction bill

was ptésentéd in the House in

Live. the Pope) . vce Viva“ the Yepresentatiye) of Christ: on ‘earth: ety Viva. _ Ochenta (84) 2

“Miser.

1957 by Rep: Jose Luis Pesquera.

Last ‘week a- motion.

ws ‘Cuatro

“yes

Against. God?”

‘are planned,

this. session,

according

Wes.

sel.

Following the-crash; the helicop-

Msgr. -Grobas:

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shed. i} hap, Henry’ B. ‘Wessel, - Jr., gen- by. tractor to a maintenance eral manager of the track, is not The fuselage of the craft is: intact, ‘For. God. sd yes, anit God: . “no,” was :repeated eight discouraged. In. the future ‘more helicopter flights’ into the track ‘times, : each ‘time louder. | “No.” oe

Chee

Tin Wiitieds aunaiiont

do not get’that’ closeto the iron

author of Bill 84, stressed. that his’ ““simple”

‘bill calls

for

only

one hour a,.week of voluneacy. a Peligious. ‘instruction.

“It is not my bill,” Feliu said, |

it, is the: bill ft the people of ‘Puerto. ' spoket¥

Rico.” ” Feliu;. who has ‘to an all but “empty

House

no.

flooor

«no

at.

riche

every | session

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this: might be

he’ ‘said

that

“his: last year in

_ the: Tegislature. .

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the (Mayor; “a

‘member

‘that

the

Popular Democratic Party, would

. speak to the gathering. However, she was not. able -to ‘gain access _t0. the speakers* platform until

after ended.“

the demonstration. had} ° *. 5 a Mayor’ Has ‘Faith’ , The Mayor told- the ‘STAR following the demonstration | that } she was “sure that Bill 84 would

be -..

app

She

said het as-

surance was’ ‘pased on

“faith.”

According to leaders of . Ca~ tholic organizations present ‘yes-terday, the formation of - a. Catholic

erete

politicalparty. is. “‘a-con-

possibility.” None of. the

existing: political parties; it was: said, represent the Catholic sentiments ‘of the majority of the Puerto: Ricans. =

After his speech, Feliu denied reports

that)

has

agreed

‘to

run-for the legislature’ next year: as

representative.

of a Catholic-’

political party. He did not, how-|ever, rule. out the ‘possibility. ~ “AH

I.can.

say

now,”

said, “is that F‘aceept

Feliu

the

dis-

cipling ‘of “the. Catholic ehureh: “. ‘Meanwhile; . in“ the committee

bee

‘ence room, a specially. ap“committee headed: by Party.

floor. leader

Rep.

‘Auto Alvarado, heard a six-man “speak-in favor of Bill | The delegation was composed

tives:

different]

Cotes “organizations, on salvador

the

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it’s possible

Suddenly here was a

for

message,”

he ‘added.

“The Russians reported. all nine occupants: ofthe plane were

in good shape.) If they were not, own ‘medical Force sources _ I detailed: they had their i information about just’ what] care at hand: ha the Russians _ aid} One of ihe passengers, Capt. not help. much: One ‘Air. Force Paul K. McCash 25, of Atlanta, Air Force doctor. source saw no reason to ‘doubt Ga. isan that Soviet jets forced. -the plane His “24-year-old wife—the woman to land with warning shots. He: in the case. — is a nurse. Sta: immediately ‘added, however, tioned at. Wheelus Field in Libthat the, Soviet planes usually bya, North Africa, they -were

Rab came, when

Rep. ‘Jose Luis. Feliu. Pesquera ‘appeared on the platform: Felit’

“But

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approved miles from West Germany, and Alvarado arrested those aboard. U. S. Air

the House by Rep.

tabling the: bill for ‘thus. killing t.

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A youthful

lar beauty’who was sold a week ago to a Blue Grass syndicate, led ll the way Saturday to capture the $175,100 Preakness as Kentucky

gained

Detby winner Venetain Way staggered home next to last in a field of

six 3-year-olds. Two weeks ago

Ohio,

of Toledo, Derby.

Bally

Ache,

started

Louisville,

but

‘ then

was

three.and

1500 Easily ANGELES

record

holder

toria

(AP)—World

Herb

Elliott

won

the 1,500 meters with consumate ease in 3:45.4 and Dallas Lone

again

attered

shot

bettered

the

put

standard

well-

the annual Coliseum Relays saturday night. The 22-year-old Elliott went

drive

the

final

lap

efore 31,566. spectators to subue the Hungarian refugee, aszio Tobari, by some 10 yards.

abori

was

clocked

e@ run over Long, the

in 3:46.5

the grass course. 19-year-old giant

pnd sophomore from the Uniersity of Southern California,” tossed the 16-pound shot 63 feet

@ 14 inches. Long,

260

pounder,

@li-time best of 64-612. ¢ognized world record

theld by Parry O’Brien.

has

The reis 63-4,

‘\ Dave Sime, formerly of Duke, Won the 100 meters in 10.4 over grass strip oug Smith

10.5

was

that seemed slow. of Occidental in

second.

Tompion lengths

first

the the

Park

finished

second,

V. Lark. This time,

of Vian, of the: of

Bally

Bob

Dam-Celestial

front the

Jockey

Ussery

once

ancient

the

Pimlico

head stretch

bounced

an easy

ven

to regain

thé heavyweight

championship

from.

amiable Louis dutifully reported that it could be! done...

“‘Me and Floyd looked at the movies of the last fight,’’ he-said,

For Patterson this had to be akin to watching..a horror. pieture. Seven times the Smorgasbord Smasher from Sweden had’ hammered

in in-

him

to the canvas ‘before-’Referee Ruby

ing

at the

mercifully halted

Goldstein

the slaughter. Up to now Floyd-deliberately had refrained from look-.

competition.

pe ego

mtd

off..until.a-

hold

intention to

his

it had been.

and

film

week or two before the rematch.

8,000.

feet,

The

home.

Mass.

versity

inces.

19-year

old

sophomore—a

his first try as‘the

Ash, who got third: place by two lengths -ahead. of the Liangellen

Comedy.

the

73rd

New

collegiate

—

study . of

sachusetts

Meet

Institute

‘Interas Mas-

Techno-

The Ropes

leave him -out.”’

it don’t’

Maybe .

“The only way to beat a -puncher,” said the Jolter, returning to. him.

‘‘is to crowd

the lecture platform,

give

If you

you

him, reom,

:in the middle of the get your brains knocked out. Floyd got nailed ring.

Why?

don’t

belong there.

“Tf it was me, I‘d take Johansson. right to the ropes and never. let

him get away.:A puncher hafta stop to throw a punch. He ¢an't punch

while going backwards. I neyer got-a knockout that ‘way, not even that if the other feller had a real glass chin. You can’t hit -nobody-s

logy. ; | way. Maybe they give you credit for a point, but not a knockout. His. Breaking the seven foot bar- job is not to let Johansson get set; not to give him punching reom.. : Me Geer a eee a .__ rier for the 2lst time in 16 in the middie of the ring. He. talk ‘like it. And mind: of frame. good a got Floyd think “I ‘months, Thomas improved upon

_ to bring that championship back to America.” leap at the Penn Relays he want There was no jingoism in that Jast remark and‘ no flag waving. effort is pending

71%

April 30. That

for official recognition to erase Russian (1957).

Yuri

Davis

Stepanov’s

LINCOLN,

Neb.,

in.

Lincoln

put

exhibition at the Nebraska

high

school

track

and

of his tosses was

62 feet

inches.

Canoga Park, Calif.,.said he was route

to York,

it was—detestation

Pa., where

thrill.

of all.”

work

out

until the tition.

weight

National

AAU

love

slurs,

Nazi

country

just

of his

performance

the peak

gave.

‘

_~Implacable. Destruction

How had he reacted when his thunderous right to the side evoked from

scream

involuntary

Schmeling

the terror-stricken

of pain?

going

“Jt don’t disturb (me none,” said Joe mildly. ‘As he-was

down‘I hit him a left hook to the body. Then I hit him a right cross

and he roll-over. His' towel come into the ring. The referee throw it _ out and his trainer climb in and Arthur Donoval stop the fight.”

The

Jolter

even

wasn't

that

to imply

trying

Patterson Awould

deliver the same treatrnent to Johansson. Although hired as a Patterson

compe-

the Smorgasbord

to watch

consultant, he still intends lifting Grossinger’s next) week.

has relatives and where he plans

pride—Louis

personal

career against the German. “Yes,” he agreed, ‘that was the biggest _ :

field

Davis, 22-year-old San Fernando Valley College star won from en

a fierce

State

championships.

One

the

was

“Tt wasn’t no hate for S’melin’,” said Joé trying to be diplomatic.

Davis turned

and

that: Louis

was

slight..difference

One

supremacy.

Aryan

Whatever

(AP)—Miss-

ing shotputter Dave

It was merely the utterance of a sincere. and. patriotic.man. In.a. way. Joe had the same motivation himself ‘in’ his ‘Second fight with Schmeling, widely heralded by the Nazis as the prototype of white, champion, one resolved not to let it go abroad.

Found

‘Gl le

times:-I been’ knocked. down he knock me down, twice I add after the first: one. Braddock: . Galento—and S’melin’. Don’t

“Me? I been knocked down lots of in every corner of the ring: Walcott, think, ’cept I don’t count ’em no more knock me down and Buddy Baer and

Uni-|-

highlight

imaginary

toward

sideways:

‘advanced

grave.

Johansson,: took a light) left hook on the. neck and winced as a looping -: right caromed off the area behind his letf ear. “That was the punch that settled it,” he said. “It -kept Patterson.

Saturat se-

England

Track

demonstrated, his 232-pound hulk swerving’

Bomber

from recovering. 1 think it was an’ illegal punch. matter none row. Knock him down again, it did-

(AP)

Boston

catlike

with

Potent

Punch

Swedish

The Brown

four- coordination and concentration —cleared in the record height on Park.

2-year-old champion in Canada, and owned by E. P. Taylord, the industrialist, was a length and three-quarters . ahead of Celtic Divine

golf

high jump record again day, sailing over the bar

length winner over Victoria Victoria Park, last year’s

Farm’s

John Thomas bettered the world

sailles, Ky., for one and a quarter

dollars,

Britain, the came

ambition

Ingemar JolHansson at the Polo Grounds on June 20. The large. and

margin. It was -one of

CAMBRIDGE,

Bally Ache, purchased by the Turfland Inc. syndicate headed by Joseph L. Arnold of Ver-

gray skies

‘burning

High Jump Record

there.

under

re- from a high-level strategy conference with Floyd Patterson, whose

team

Thomas Again Sets

where this famed race first was run in 1873. The colt with the upset stomach moniker took it from

million

Joe Louis dropped-in fora visit. the other, day. He's just: returned

Saturday.

most one-sided matches history of the women’s

ery

son

Blue

Cup

years,

The American girls, leading “I told him to Jook right; away. afid’ not wait,’’ said- Joe. “‘So_we: 2-1 after Friday’s foursomes, won |- did. I don’t think Johansson’s power was much. He's not a one-punch four of the singles matches and kayo man.: If you notice, after the first knockdown he look’ like an the button by that right. But: halved another, losing only one, excited amateur. Floyd-is hit smack.on Sts he still get up. Remember how he move?” in a display that stunned a gal-

fol-

Okla., sent the bay

six

ternational

lowed by Celtic Ash, Divine Comedy, Venetian Way and T.

Curtis

over Great

612-2%

the

behind

+ Venetian Way at the end of the one and one-quarter mile grind. In this 84th Preakness, Vic-

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to half

choice

is FromyJoe Lou Visit B Arthur Dale -”

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Victory

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owned

a second

LINDRICK, England (AP) —

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(AP)—Bally

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“I hear he train hard,” said Joe, nodding ‘knowingly. “‘He’s. . ~ champion now and you always want to stay champion.

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With Two PITTSBURGH

(AP)-—Pinch-hitter Hal Smitt

loaded single in the 11th inning at rain-soaked Forbes

yesterday carried the, National League-le Pirates to an uphill 8-7 vietory. over ‘second

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Page

AMERICAN

from

and scored two.

for ‘the. Giants and

with:

Clemente’s | double - was — his third hit: in’ ‘six trips ‘te the ‘plate..‘He drove in’ two runs

and Smith hit

game-winning

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