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The San Juan Star (May 27, 1960)

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STAR

WASHINGTON— The Common-

realth will* attempt

oor - Administration’ approval of new. “Fernos-Murray”’’ bill, pos-

bly before ,

the November

ie:

ons, it was learned yesterday. Usually “informed ‘sources told STAR ‘that — insular <officials h

orkineg

embers.

|

'Caribair

tween

with House. Interior ‘and Affairs _ Committee Staff

Hepes

to

the

‘If. successful,

the

next ‘fall. experiment -coul d mark

CARMELO

Sections

ne objectiveis to: hand the in:

Dionisio -Trige,

ning habeas a tailor-made] il and avoid: blizzard ‘of adverse, eadline-m: reports which iddled the, how: defunct proposal

president’

model as

ommonwealth

“sunk: - le-

2

tember. 1, ~

ainly.

on -winning “2 eaftirma--

pn. of their

“eompact’*

theory;

‘hae Dvidence ** ‘now indicates ‘FORT, :

the

peripe starting Sep-

his

2

« ‘my

Tunch’

surprising to-see him now restless d anxious to be off. se ere are you going in such ach ?” he was- asked. me to my wife,’ Carmelo said. |“She

is. waiting /are’

you

for me

going

to

for have

for lunch?” he was asked. . “Funny man,” ‘ Carmelo ‘said,

he holding ‘up the. fish. “You. just took a Picture of my. lunch.”

flights: on an experimeytal

basis

the

helicopter

bépinninge

).

rthquakes

:

Juan International

and =

‘and. in: Vieques

may tise

to

when.an accurate count be made of. the’ disaster’s

can

of an"

far,.:the

leave|.missing

Airport

close - to

TREES. ectine

be-

Vieques is”

Hunt | Now |

On For Top Hitler Aide LONDON, (AP)—Two British Rewspapers reported yesterday” that Israeli-agents who" ‘Captured Adolf Eichmann now are hunting

South

America

mann,

Hitler’s

said

to have.

Berlin)

15.

for Martin

deputy,

‘Bor-

who

was

died in the ruins

years

ago.

of

j

The reports said Eichmann had

talked

ture.

of

In

Bormann.

dispatches'

on

his.

from

cap-

Tel

Aviv, the Daily Herald and Daily Mail claimed Eichmann was grabbed by Israeli intelligence commandos in Argentina... He

Israeli.

was

smuggled

airliner

which

aboard

an

landed in

“(See HUNT, Page 8)

j

The

known

dead

or

“number 2,829." government says. “those

listed as missing are. renal dead.”

ned

j

& high gor nt. official ed “it was’ investigating “reports said ‘scores of |smaller’ towns. in that more that’ 800°.Aracuana the regidns ‘hit by. the - earth- Indians lie buried under tons of quakes’ had not ° been ‘heard snow, rock and ‘other writ in from. Hé said. the death toll quake-born’ avalancvhes. could rise rply : when reports The Aractianas—Chile’s origicame: in<f ‘om Ahese many ham- nal itthabitants—live in scatterlets.

“victims.

‘helicopter flights. would

obviously

enite Saale ‘Wane, But Toll Rises

Under the: proposed experiment, Ef: So

Slative - frills. and’ concentrate;

in’ Moscow,

of |

| Caribair, said -yesterday’that’ if the _ Commonwealth government|” approves a plan ‘to finance one-|» third of ‘the cost .of- the experipvising the~ Commonwealth sta- ment, ‘Caribair will begin makThe new. .méasure probably ing two flights daily te° Vieques ill be a vastly “stripped down: fora ‘S0-day 5,000.

prsion. of. this year's

Counc

eagle wih

(See KREMLIN, Page 2i).

SEPULVEDA ~

service between here and Vieques. Lac k of suitable air transportation

will begin feeding’ re-

‘of the bill into éx- ‘generally ‘believed to be a maitive ents for comment jor’ handicap -in the island’s dering the’ summer: recess; ~velopment as a tourist mecca.

psed

helicopter

San, Juan and Vieques

in the

' | Minister Andrei-A, Gromyko.| Even the dour-faced Gromyko

By FREDERICK HARMON

inaugur. ate

displayed

Lodge. offered. it as proof of Soviet ‘espionage during a’ sharp final’ clash with. Soviet Foreign

May Be Inaugurated Next Fall

to. win back-

after’ U, 8. |Am-

-|drop on embassy cpnversations.

Kei Joon: Vieques ‘Copter Run

—

‘Washington Correspondent

.

designed to let: ‘the Russians eaves-

«| been in the water; it was rather

“By WALTERS, PRIEST

for over

planes

vote came

‘Embassy

wearing

-had

aggressor

| sift from the Russians to the U. S.

Barrio. Obrero, Santurce, on a morning off from work. So re-

axed ..and. -..deliberate

an

spy.

fan electronic listening device |hidden. inside. it. He said it was:a

‘Shoes, lunch.” ~He was Carmelo Sepulveda of “What

ce

as

matically

As he emerged from the water, under the bridge, his pants, rolled only to.the knees, dripped

wa) z

to.

Security

a hand-carved wooden

slowly

and_

effort

bassador Henry Cabot Lodge dra-

good

about

i‘

U.

Russia.

a

size.

legs, “he

Senite Republican Leader Eveof. Illinois:

wearing

in

the

/ sending

was

Then, unstrapping: a> plastic bag that was tied to one of his.

t.

Dirksen

was

(AP)

;| Council vce the United

brightly

his trousers

and che

he

same

se-:

eral: cabinet ‘level ‘officials. ‘con-' ed with Kisenhower at break-| ett M.

have’

“Sized fish, one that would -look, good. in any frying pan. Five short. minutes later, he

et Lyndon B, Johnson of Texas. ave. a like report: ‘after 10° sena-| members “and

4l yesterday

red by whizzing traffic all around anda guy standing there fishing, lost to, everything but, what he was* doing. And fishing he was. Seconds

Disoteatio Party Teal

ors, 13 House

of

R

;|—The Soviet’ Union met 4| with overwhelming defeat

A funny: sgt. Qcean border-

“any. ‘Tecommeda-

2

top

showing

|°

such” any dnquiry ” ‘might

sparkled

shirt.

that “in :

hat ‘the inquiry should be ‘conlucted’ on a completely nonparisan and truly bipartisan: basis.” gerty said Eisenhower pledged:

that

-sun,

The

| Reporting: this, White House : ess «Secretary. James C.})

told’ newsmen

UNITED NATIONS

‘| He was throwing a fishing line,

nto the spy plane episode nd the ‘summit crackup.

Hagerty

between

} Out there, standing in wat }uUP to his thighs, was a man.

he . wel«

omes—and _ will cooperate uliy- with—a

Lagoon,

the. Dos Hermanos Bridge -and. the Hilton: Hotel.

ae

|Condado

»

—

Sear

(AP)

a president Eisenhower yeserday assured top Demo-

were

| WASHINGTON

elTo tale US.By MILTO DeNfeBESSE ated

By. GUNTER nicer The time was high noon yesterday. A tourist ‘couple pointed to the ‘niiddle of

‘ed settlements ‘high in the snaw-

covered "southern ‘mountains.

E

Amid the continuing

‘| Reports; “hopes “"(See-CHILE, mp

rose

disas{er

that

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“THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, May 27,1960

2

Educational Shows

To Be Increased On Station WIPR-TV ‘By A. W. MALDONADO WIPR-TV, the Commonwealth’s educational TV station, will offer the publica substantial increase in educational programs, The

a

station

has

‘‘full-fleged’’

recently

member

of

become*—will

Natio-

dero

said

yesterday,

ing it for a members. Lavandero

ying sent

great also

thus

qualify-

number

of edu-

said

that

World

e@ucational

films

at

Monday,

entered

and Players,

‘Blue

7

Wed-

in the

1960

Housing

Con-

held at the University Rico beginning this Sa-

ing

in

the

Lavandero said these films which

contest

from

Bel-

panel

on

WIPR-TV’s

programing, televised night, station director

discussion

Wednesday Rafael Del-

gado Marquez and Lavandero both admitted that there should be more educational

They

however,

is

an

that

important

of

education, adding that they must depend on the Department of Education and the University of Puerto

Rico to produce programs.

the

Of the total; 14,270 challenges were from the Statehood Refrom

the Populars and 4,151 from the Independence Party. The challenge procedure is of

of

the

new

who.

electoral

to eliminate electors,

are

reason

other

not of

age,

The

challenge from ties will now go

which

the

those

eligible

causes.

Elections,

process

from

in

list

persons

to

vote

by

residence

or

petitions

of

the three parto the Board of

will

determine

Contact Ka at

an

NES

unheard-of

low

price

AY UD ET

educational

By JAMES

PRICE

New

50

case

lah ae iaTe|

A.

out

(AP)—GoverRockefeller

was

insurance — just

miracles

can

in

happen—when

he finally said Wednesday he would accept the Republican presidential

nomination

if

it

is

of-

nothing

his

friends

in

the

fered. It was

to

throw

their

for

hats

air

about.

registrations

At this

moment) Vice President

Richard M. Nixon still seems to have the nomination sewed up.

recently.

The New York governor conceded his chance of being drafted by the Republican convention as

At the 1956 elections, there were a total of 23,071 challenges made by .the local parties, of which the Board approved

only

46

the

per

cent.

Popular

At

Party

4,509

challenges;

8,884,

and

the

pretty

time,

had

sent

Statehood,

the

9,278.

(AP)—New

Rockefeller.

thn

480

earth-

on

FLOWERS TO The

ADD

ting

re re-

matic

of

the final touch of beautiful occasion.

No

April

Order

your:

bouquet

TODAY.

or

to

WE W.KE FLOWERS

corsage

Cruz,

head

of

thi

figures which had been the b:

of recently- disputed decisions Insurance’ Commissioner | Pab

in

his

is nothing

now

he’ll

accept

all

signs

pointed

Eisenhower’s

the

term

to

in a burst

of

out

glory,

He

now

he

hoped | to

added that

working

Blue Cross

out a “‘cost form

for payments, to all hospitals

his

out a payment. scale for “each

i

dividual hospital. In the sioner

way.

ted ruling, Lop

Commi }

rates requested by Blue Cr

Instead, there was the admni- its expanded service program nistration’s U-2 plane episode and the insulting roughing up by Khrushchev when he blew up vice to its customers. t the summit conference and call-| The hospitals, which had ‘thre ed off Eisenhower’s trip to Rus- ened. to discontinue service Blue Cross ‘subscribers were P Professional, Monteflore In view of all this, Rockefel- via, ler’s statement his emergence

cavern

in

staying

since

Presbyterian and

Wednesday ' and from the coy.

which

he

has

tals

last! December,

Friday,

May

can

Juan

Piedras

Tel.

-

Santurce

-

Barrio for

3-2467

assistani ice Puerto Nuevo Dr.

R.

and

Tel. 8-1428

;

Terrace

-

_.

‘cloud

temperatures: 2:30

P.M. i

Stateside, teeupeuktl ces! York,

Caguas Garcia |

75,

\ cloudy;

76, cloudy; Miami,

N

Washin

89, ‘load

Oklahoma City, 76, cloudy; cago, 61, cloudy; San F | 69, cloudy;) Boston, 63; “

| Philadelphia, 72, cloudy; Dall

Ambulance

81, cloudy; fo

op 30 — Heto Rey

for you;

Yesterday’s High. 86' at Low 73.)

2617

the ae contecta oc

Juan, Pon

the east at 10 to 15 knots. and

\

Preteen!

‘San

Mayaguez—Party

Puerto Rico and the Virg Islands—Partly cloudy with few showers today. Winds fro

Obrero information

Caparra,

Melend

_with a few showers.

27

lez Isales

De Diego 409 Rio Piedras

Tel.

&

F

and

ic in Bayamon.

FORECAST:

i

All Night Pharmacy Fernandez Jurcos 1304

Call

-Doctors’ | Hosy

turce,

WEATHER

Santurce Tel. 3-5169 Doctors on Night Duty Metropolitan Area Rio

in-

Brothers’

been

Emergency Registry

. teeain

-

said

which,

=

begin-

Cruz

the Cotntaissioner" s office by ne week,

no-

of, course, would be reflected beneficially on his administration and Nixon. © But it didn’t turn out that

San

the

Cross

able to present these findings

President

finishing

a

‘Cost Formula’ La

be considered) simply as a piece of parity eure’: just in to case.

statement:

a

dispute between the hospitals.

part of the turn to

come-and-get-me-if-

longer- ago

“grounds ta except” missioner Lopez would reconsid the decisions, which sparked

mination if drafted. , At the beginning of thjs month

Tel. oon6a |jor 6-2222

San Jorge, Santurce

Tel. 2-3030

La

that a ‘ ary survey” ha indicated ‘some errors in t calculations of hospital costs” i

a

JARDINES

:

There

says

Dr. R. Lopez Central Ave. Urb. El Verde

is

GUARANTEED

361

give up on Nixon,

ning of May it made sense for Rockefeller to stick to his Dec.

flowers

beauty

po-

“These are fast-changing times.’ Technically Not. Candidate ©

SO MUCH

charm

Republican

you-want-me bid now, this could be read into his otherwise enig-

GRADUATION

fresh

only

But, since it was- probably Rockefeller’s only reason for put-

quake seriously. damand caused a death

more

his

indicate this will happen.

ported. A heavy aged Lar

be

so long a prominent administration, and

the half-ruined south Ir at

dawn yesterday and caused damage. No casualties were

to

professional

liticians might

lran; No Casualties TEHERAN

seems

chance: if something goes badly wrong in the Eisenhower administration between now and July,

New Quakes Hit Lar, quakes rocked city of LAR in

slim.

This

that

Independence,

Arturo

26 decision not to be a candidate. Technically, he -still isn’t. He

totalled 264,165 at the end of the general registrations held

Complete INCLUDES

Nelson

taking

valid.

electors’

toll. of

SCIENTIFIC EYE EXAMINATION No Additional Charges

SATISFACTION

are

MARLOW

WASHINGTON nor

24.

z= $ LEE OPTICAL'S Va he THIS

which

endorsem

local Blue ‘Cross, said yesterda

Rockefeller’s Statement Called Political Insurance

enterpart

the

News Analysis

programs.

held

tainment

received

of Acting Insurance Commission Jorge Soto Garcia.

HELLO THERE—Passengers boarding the Pan American World Airways jet first class section, are surprised when they see the friendly ‘chap’ in the dinner jacket But and might think he is a rather elegant ‘traveller. it turns out that James A. Reynard is the plane purser and sports his new uniform during flight service. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.) \

has been criticized for

A total of 31,579 challenges had been registered at the Commonwealth Board of Elections up to midnight Wednesday, closing time for receipt of challenges of new voter registrations.

part

scale

proposal, accepted by th

earlier

Election Board Gets 31,579 Challenges

order

interim

for operating room services maternity room care, respective’ Receives Endorsement

lack of sufficient educational programming and an excess of purely entertainment programs. During a

will be in English, are of ‘‘great quality.’’ He added that he expects fo add three or four more hours a week of educational films to the station. Starting next week, the station

13,158 were

‘The

|

$6 and $4 in payment

been

problems.

WIPR-TV

Also beginning June 9, will be an hotr-long documentary, ‘‘Prospects of Mankind,” narrated by Eleanor Roosevelt. This program will start at 8:30 p.m. every Thursday.

Party;

Cross.

The

attempt to solve planning and hous-

nesday; Of Seience and Scientists; Thursday, Discovery at the Brookfield Zoo. and Fridays, the Graphic Arts. Hour-Long Documentary

publican

0

payments by Blue Cross to th hospitals for services. will '‘be i effect from June 1 through June

gium} Canada, France, South Africa, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, Puerto Rico and the U. S. They deal with how these nations

Music and Renaissance;

Plays

subscribers

May 31. \ The hospital: group accepted one-month compromise offered b

of the films

24 Films In Contest total of 24 films have

A

Mm:

Tuesday,

and

service t@

Cross

turday.

begin-

all

most

for prizes

Planning

gress to of Puerto

June 6, the station will prethe following series of half-

hour

also present

competing

nal Education Television, program director Leopoldo Santiago Lavan-

Blue

yesterday.

announced

official

station

a

day salteal on |to discontinue

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PIR RECE ane OTE agers

Seen Gaining Over Powell Opposition | :

By WALTER PRIEST STAR

Washington

$800,000 For | |New Pay Scale

|

The University of Puerto Rico administration is pre:|paring a new pay scale for

Correspondent

WASHINGTON Rep. James D. Roose-.

velt (D-Calif.) yesterday deseribed chances] TLE TEN ITT

of

Rep.

Adam

hamstringing mum

wage.

Clayton

the

deal,

nil.

Roosevelt, author of the pending bill, told the STAR

Ta HOPE

SE NT SABIE RR * ean

i

COSTA

mini-

wage

bill

reported reaching near agreement on a\compromise bill under which

Sub-

Democrats

have

House

Labor and Education Committee, Rep. Graham A. ‘Barden (D-NC), also appeared cool to Powell’s

threat to knock the Puerto Rico-

Virgin Island section out of the bill, which Powell said he would press for on Wednesday. Barden said that he did not want

to

see

anything

enacted

which might misfit the situation of Puerto Rico’s insular government. He termed Gov. Luis

Mufioz Marin as a very practical person and added that it was

only proper to consider the views of those who have the responsability for Puerto Rico’s economy. —~ _)

Powell

yesterday

asked

for

time to explain his Position at a subcommittee meeting scheduled for next Wednesday. Roosevelt also said that the subcommittee plans to Teport on

‘Military Base Employes Get Salary Boost The Departments of the Army, Navy, and Air Force have approved new w age

schedules affecting some 1,850 locally-hired blue collar workers at installations in Puerto Rico. . It is estimated the total amount paid

by

the

armed

forces

here

will jump by about $240,000 as a result. The new schedules will increase

Subcommittee

minimums

those who will benefit. The schedule is the result of a joint: armed forces

labor

wage

market

this year.

survey ‘of

§

conducted .

the

local

earlier

for covered

The

compromise

version

Five Ponce

genie stations affected, which Oewere

with

to

skeleton

WISO,

broadcast

con-

yesterday

crews,

are WPAB,

WPRP, WLEO, and WEUC. New Drive Expected

1960-61

a vacation there. Wife of Henry Luce, head of Time Inc., she is a former Cong resswoman, was once ambassador to Italy, and is a playw right and author. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.) Ta

Radio Stations Strike

‘firm is Isabel. Schwartz Moreno, ‘the

niece

shoremen’s isebio

of

International

Association

Moreno.

chief

Long-

Eu-

:

The local Seafarer office also| Ponce office is ‘announced Thursday that it has also expected to be a focal point for the Seafarer drive into the fish canning

ported

from

the

industry.

the West

push

into

Coast

the

Im-

for

packing

industry is Seafarer vice president Mrs. Andrea Gomez, a chief officer for that union’s canning branch. The Seafarers’ are reportedly organizing workers at the National Packing Co. in Ponce, where the rival United Packinghouse Workers of America, UPWA,

majority.

a

claims

Meanwhile,

in San Juan,

‘‘informational’”

No

Secondary

any

secondary

boycott,

stress-

but

secretary-treasurer

CHRYSLER FEDDERS

the

use of SIU ciaries,

three doors

and

first

health

of

-

of

welfare that

the

mittee

a

lump

sum,

Mojica, education

chairman,

that

said yesterday,

pay

scale.

This

is

in

of

University

University

. CARRIER

TELEPHONE — 3-5999

keeping,

autonomy.

faculty

will

how

receive salaries for twelve months a year instead of the present ten months. Those who teach in the summers will receive pay in additionto their regular salaries. Previously, summer teachers reonly. their regular

ever,

stress

for the

benefi-

its

diagnostic clinics will open within two months.

a

pay for

that the simmer

pay

significant

for-

step

Monty Talks With Chou TOKYO (AP) — Visiting ‘field Marshal Viscount Montgomery confered yesterday with commu-

nist. Chinese Premier Lai,

Peiping

radio

Chou

reported.

FLOWERING PLANTS OF ALL “KINDS @

Palms

@

Tree

@

Shrubs

@

House

Plants

Orchids of many genera in bloom

LANDSCAPING

.

AIRTEMP

Rep.

com-

Mojica added, with the principle

plan is ward.

planned

of

in

so that UPR can make its own

ceived

a

first

versity

Aguedo

budget.

over to the Uni-

the months they taught. The salary scales will be changed reflecting a small increase. University officials, how-

units

plan

Commonwealth

was

intended to advise the public that Pyramid truckers-are unorganized,

AIR CONDITIONING ALL MAKES —. AEL TYPES GENERAL ELECTRIC ‘FIRESTONE

acquired

eight. mobile

Boycott

Sign-toting demonstrators

government.”

PLANTS

a Sea-

ed that the action did not involve

the

TROPICAL ORNAMENTAL

picket line

aimed at the Pyramid trucking company continued into its third day in. front of. the -trailership terminal in Isla Grande.

of

It was turned

RETURNIN I G HOME — Diplomat-writer Claire Booth Luce, is shown s ped in her jet-seat, minutes before taking off for New York yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Luce, who owns a home in:St. Johns, Virgin Islan ds, was return. ing home from

. The Seafarer’s island’s

Fesources

The increase is included in the

._By HAROLD J. LIDIN

tinuing

dollars—iegislative

it “reasonable within the limited

“(|

The Seafarers International Union (SIU-AFL-CIO) announced yesterday the establishment of a Ponce braneh office to handle its expan The SIU announcement coincided with a walk-out ding south coast operations. ployes in five Ponce radio stations who seek recog yesterday of some 37 emnition of that union as their collective bargaining agent. The+—

FILTERS AMANA

a-million

Seeking Seafarers’ Recognition

‘The

FRIGIDAIRE WORTHINGTON GIBSON

falls

.

leaders report that Benitez “accepted the. amount” and found

workers

midway between the Administration request and the liberal Democratic labor proposal.

teachers.

tantially below that asked by Chancellor Jaime ‘Benitez—over

have

‘would be increased to $1.15 this year, $1.20 next year, and $1.25 in 1962. The compromise bill would also extend wage hour coverage to only 4.5 million new workers (mostly retail store employes) as opposed to 7.8 million asked for in the original bill. ~

individual wages by from five to farer

13 cents an hour and will be placed in effect June 5 for Army and Air Force employes and June 6 for Navy workers, Laborers, helpers, and workers (Blue collar) in the various trades and their supervisors are among

members

for

faculty. The assigned to $800,000- for and summer

~ Although the amount is subs-

House Labor and Education Com-

and that

House’ Labor

pay

to the

mitteeon Thursday.

vommittee

RA PARTIR I

minimum

that Powell is not one of the

ilready accepted it. Chairman of the full

Fi

the

the University Legislature has the University increases

|

(D-NY)

Mufoz-AFL-CIO

as

parties to the arrangement

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Bar Association Backs Driver Education Plan By HAROLD

said yesterday

Association-backed

that

a Bar

Traffic

Con-

gress is a ‘‘boon’’ to Puerto Rico’s battle against highway carnage. He

said

that

an_

island-wide

driver educational. program ed by the Congress could

draftprove

of “‘decisive’’ aid in curtailing auto

fatalities, which already

this

have

reached

146

year.

At a meeting Bar Association

last week in the building, an ela-

This

committee,

committee is Alvaro

board

of

tative

member

of

the

a

represen-

Bar

Asso-

ciation in each island town would organize a group locally, which in

whose

directors

Works that

island’s

to’

make

Lasiy

even!

| all {schools

«of ‘model schools.’

Secretary

ee ee eae and their : parents in the!future will be fight-

Education

report

Braschi,

Police

Ramon _

Torres

Secretary

of

Francisco

Association

Antonio

are

rate

Executive

Bennezar,

other

minent figures in island governmental circles.

the

of

Department

Quintero

he

has

conferred

with Oliveras to map

out the ‘“‘re-

Saying that education is prirharily a government responsibility, Oliveras warned that more and

examination

sehool® pro-

gram” to make schools more attractive to students and parents. Also: discussed, Quintero said, is the organization of the department and the decértralization’

fmore

to

children

private

are

being

schools’

by

driven

the

high

three

school,

stages

and

of the

low

a high

“model

school

pupils

as

and

go

to

ptivate

schools

‘as

compared to 650,000 in public schools. “My greatest, hope,” Quintero

model schools; two— to establish later one of each type in every school district of the island; three—

pro-

University

of

of

OPENIN

of

General

cepted

the

Puerto

Rico

Studies,

Olivera’s

he

ac-

invitation

to

join

opportunity

to participate

Weekend — Thursday May 26th — Friday, May 27th — Saturday,:May 28th

tional system.

Avenger Of Massacre

Of Armenians Dies js

SAN

a

FRANCISCO

Armenian

World

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(AP)

Highway

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Intersection at entrance to Rio Piedras

between

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vengeance

Pasha

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him The in

to

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tention, he’ was acquitted. He changed his name and became a

teacher

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HOW

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street in 1921, and with one revolver

Drawing at 5 p.m. — Saturday, May 28th. *

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wil

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NO

in

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—An

War I massacre

sinating

nister

-

avenged

000 of his countrymen

At Rio Piedras Caguas

in

the reform of. Puerto Rico’s educa-

MARY CARTER PAINT STORES

1 —

School

said

the department because it would have “hurt” ‘him: to turn down

| the

GRAND

said

schools to emulate.

quality of instruction in’ public in several House of Representaschool” plan are: first— to estab- schools. It is not a major problem tives education committee reports. lish an elementary school, a junior now, he said, because only 50,000 Quintero, who. was dean of the The

Bar

legal

efforts

used as “‘show-cases”’ for the other

the

of

one

of Education will be to better the quality of instruction in the public schools to the level of private, schools.

Secretary

and

that

sepa-

in

said

Alfaro

interviews,

major

Public

Lizardi,

Quintero

G.

for the Traffic Congress Calderon, Jr. On the

paign. agreed

the

will be submitted to the Legislature, is headed by ex-legislator Lorenzo Lagarde Garces. Chairman of the organizing

Superintendent

wus

A. W. MALDONADO

Newly-appointed

Although definte plans have hot ing to get into! the public schools.’ has Oliveras Candido Private- schools” have an imporyet been formul ated, the model revealed a ‘‘model school plan” .The recommendations from schools would function as’ experi- ‘tant role in Puerto Rico’s eélucato increase the quality designed mental stations where new teach- tional system,' Quintero said, ‘‘but each district will be considered of public school education on the ing programs and new textbooks the success of these schools should by the committee charged with island. drafting the official report of the will be utilized by a selected staff. not result frorn the weaknesses of Oliveras and his new assistant Congress. , The model schools would also be the public schools.” secretary of Education, Dr. Angel

cils organized along judicial framework.

borate scheme was developed for a grass-roots traffic safety cam*

By

turn would report to district coun-

J. LIDIN

Sen. Luis Alfredo Colon, head draftsman of a new grass roots traffic bill now before the Legis-

lature,

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THE SAN JUAN STAR ~ Friday, May 27; 1960

Eichmann

the plane

aboard,

to land at Recife Airport, the Herald said.

had

The

Brazil,”

phoned

but

they

leave. “To said

avoid the

headed

the

of

straight

published

plane

alive. It said

to

Israel.”

The Argentine government has begun a secret inquiry into Eichmann’s kidnapping,’ the news-

paper added. The Herald reprrts

that

from

said

it

Israel

Martin

also

and

alive. A cable

‘ the

from

had

was

still

told

is alive

have

kept

our

the

said

Eich-

Bormann

disclosure

Documentation

was

is con-

Center

on

bill favor a limit of 60 days for the inclusion ‘In

practice,

minority

this

means

parties

that+

would

have

two months to get stateheod on the

plebiscite

ballot in

case

the

the

convinced

that

he

It is not clear Party legislators

a

with

been

is

the

alive Nazi

said

in

under-

Eichmann

transferred

from

a

pri-

to what was in the Haifa

story said because the

service

is

feared

the move Israeli se-

survivors

of

cell and

lynch

him.

DE

Chairman

LA

for

an

current

endorsement

Commonwealth

the 60-day they might the

if the Popular will insist on

time margin, or stretch the period

minority

parties

if if

majority,

joint

tedly been

meeting

has

repor-

slow.

Other Complications Complicating the drafting of the plebiscite bill, which the Popular Party majority seems determined

to

get

passed

this

ses-

sion, is their desire to have any plebiscite come on appeal of the rather

than

from

any

of

Some tested

statehood legislators prothe 60-day period as too

nisms

short;

others affected disinterest

in

the

whole

matter

cite legislation. Independentistas said in

nate

plebis-

Won’t Vote party

their

any

of

solons

party

will

not

but

are

plebiscite,

to take part in the Se-

debate

of

the

plebiscite

bill. Minority

party

legislators

ge-

nerally are waiting for the Popular Party to spell out its plebiscite amendments in “black and

in

white”,

definite

before

terms

commenting

on

the

propo-

sal.

Rico.

their

people

insisted.

Over

the

talk

mittees, from

of the

house

and

two

com-

Senate,

choices

kers.

the established political parties. As a substitute for the mecha-

expected

fer Puerto

sta-

status

which meet jointly to study the plebiscite issye, hangs an air of uncertainty. And progress in

Nor has the attitude of the minority parties been clarified.

vote

HABA

of

tus.

have

All Members of the National Republican Party in Puerto Rico, friends, and persons in sympathy with its aims, who wish to contribute to the 1960 National campaign, can send their contributions by personal checks payable to the order of the “Republican National Committee,’ to the undersigned, addressed to P.O. Box 1149, San Juan 5, Puerto Rico.

GABRIEL

torate

Independence

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL FINANCE COMMITTEE

of alternate

endum, it was reported yesterday.

complete file on I am completely

out of his

Finance

legislators

got and

the concentration camps might make efforts to drag Eichmann

knowledge

Party

“TI have Bormann

curity

of his existence a secret for many

Popular

Majority Popular Party machine decides to ask the island elec-

area. The was made

net

is closing on him.” “We

also

quoting

son cell in Tel Aviv termed a safer spot

him:

and the

the

By HAROLD J. LIDIN weighing amendments to the Mujfioz-backed plebiscite

Nuremberg

Telegraaf

story

as having

his

Backers Of Plebiscite Bill Favor 60-Day Limit On Amendments

Nazi crimes in Haifa, Israel. He was quoted as telling a Telegraaf source:

had

newspaper’s

Eichmann

“Bormann

the

ground.” The Telegraaf

correspondent in Argentina said a member of the group that captured

a

contact

Germany

Bormann

at

but

on the basis

firmed by Tuvia Friedmann, chief of

Britannia

for

evidence

Bormann

found

Trials in 1946. The Amsterdam

trouble,”

“The

been

death was presumed

mann

further

Herald,

of Martin

has

officials,

government allowed

body

never

“The airport manager detained plane for three hours while

he

his

According to the Mail, Bormann had a passport in the name of Jose Possea.

with

“Frantic efforts were made there by Eichmann’s exiled Nazi friends to secure his release. the

on

of the

regular

parties,

the

creation of a fiye-man board of citizens has been suggested by some

of

would fieers the

the

solons,

This

board

reportedly name the ofin the board, designate

plebiscite

polling

sites,

and

name the poll watchers from all three parties. But already there are signs that this recommended

creation

board” refusal

may be hamstrung by of one or more of the

minority parties in its operation. Undesireable

ofa

te |

“plebiscite

cooperate

‘“Walidity”

tain

in a refer-

plebiscite-opposing

The

official

Jawma-

position

Popular

Party

of

the

is

that

|

a referendum is not necessary,

but

that: it is

willing

the

opposition

parties

to a

allow chance

ER

model. journey,

been

to have a. status plebiscite. The Statehood Republican Party takes

the

position

that

any

ple-

biscite should be limited to statehood or independence, and that

Commonwealth

should

not

i

British Britannia “On the return

years, but we have track since 1952.”

a

_

be on the ballot because it allegedly is “not a final form” of political ‘status. The Independence

Party

ly rejected explaining be asked

has

formally

the

and

flat-

status plebiscite,

that no “if it’

people wants

should to be

free.”

Swiss Group Conquers

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Max

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Eiselin,

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the

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in the

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said en-

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of a normal size toy Little Bambina was

poodle litter. born with a

trachea

her

of life

defect

were

and

slim.

chances

Mrs.

Alegria

and Dr. Carlos Cardona, who visited his little patient daily during

his

first

Bambina feeding

weeks

alive of

of

by

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and

It was a 24hour a day job. Now Bambina is five months Old, a vivacious, saucy little character a

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What The Stars Foretell


2 SAN: JUAN GAR —= ria May ai, 1950.

St. Croix Choirs| |

‘Weekly Calendar

To Sing. Elijah’

TODAY, May | —Benefit cocktail .party and buffet aboard the ST.. CROIX, V. I. — The yacht, “Catita,” at/$ p.m. to raise Moravian and ‘Lutheran Choirs funds for. the siti of Our of -Frederiksted, St. Croix, will] Lady of - Lourdes: Chapel.

SATURDAY, May 28 — The coronation of Miss Priscilla Sein,

present

Before

Mendelssohn’s

“Elijah,”

on

June

5

oratorio,

at

at the Lutheran Church

8

TODAY,

p.m.

-Church

in

of the

guests

|} | ‘

Ame-

of Dona

Fi lisa Rincon

de

Gautier, the Maya r of San Juan,

the

Casino

de

Puerto

the

coronation

Robinson

School

SUNDAY,

May

to

the

queen

honor~- will Ave. from the

Casino,

'29—The

Eta

ata eae at 4 ‘p.m. Gamma Delta Sorority will celein the San Juan | Gity Hall. 3 brate its: thirty-second’ anniver-

Christiansted

at 8 p.m. + Leading soloists are Mrs. Rita La Fontaine, soprano, and Leonel Oralis Robles, baritone, |

The

of

Rico,’ will take place at 10 p.m. at a formal ball at. the Casino.

rican Federation of Business and }and her court of Professional Women will be parade on Ashford

/Holy Trinity in Fredriksted. The second performance will be presented at the Friedensthal Moravian

-May #1

Queen

. SATURDAY, M fay 28— Opening recemonies of} the. BrunswickCaribbean ‘Bowling

to take

place

‘Tournament

at the Paradise

Sary at a -formal, ball at the €asino de Puerto Rico at 10 p.m. SUNDAY,

May

29—Children’s

ball-at the Phi Eta Mu Fraternity from . St.. Thomas.’ Other local Bowling ‘Center at 11-a.m. Miss clubhouse in Cupey at’ 3 p.m. wil ” officiate: at Miss. Sylmita Davila Sevillane Singers are Myrtle Dunbavin Cuca: Vallecillo. Blyden, soprano, and Beryl Arm- the affair as Miss) Brunswick and | will: be crowned as Childern’s | will also be the. official ‘hostess. Queenof the fraternity-for 1960. strong, contralto. ‘SUNDAY; May 2$—The Arthur The combined. choirs are ate At the affair, Murray Studio of San Juan will der — the direction of ~ Roma will represent -V : Browne .and Lorraine Sevilla. Rosana Durant, Mexico; Miss Mi- hold a Medal Ball at 9 p.m. at the Clab Flamboyan.:in Santurce. gui Byron, Puerto Rico, and Miss Presentation’ of medalists will Joanne Remaict U.S, A, take: place.

JUAN.A.ROSADO He

and Mrs. Manuel Comas’ Moreno, wedding

the

reception

the groom’s father and her mo-

Me reedes

ther

the

organ:

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ther was in white silk with lilac accessories. | The maids of honor were Mes‘dames Cuca Farina de Woodbury

Da-

in powder-blue silk organdy ‘and

Vanessa Vassallo blue and white

church

as decorated by Mrs. Virginia fedin Vassallo with Easter lilies nd

~ was given her brother

de Francis in eyelet; Their

bouquets were ‘of white Duchess

roses. The bride’s nieces, Camille and Margarita. Woodbury, were. the pages and, Were dressed in pink silk organdy. Michael. Woodbury carried the gold coins traditionally used at the family’s wedding ceremonies. Caribe Hilton Keception

French ‘pompons.

Miss Francis matrimony by

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Mian Carajal officiated at the peremony and Miss Alicia Morales ayed

matron

in at-

orney Richard H. Francis Lajara, She is the daughter of the late

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Following

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an

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brange blossoms, Her bridal bou- ‘the Jackson Memorial Hospital. yuet. was a spray of lilies-of-the The bride studied at Beard’s alley

and

ied

white

orchids.

a prayer

book

ith a mother-of-pearl.

She

Preparatory

covered She

school

in New

Jer-

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wore

administration from; the -UniverHiamond earrings, a wedding ‘sity of Puerto Rico. . present from her mother, a diaThe groom is the son of Mr. mond pendant given her by the and Mrs. Manuel Comas of Sangroom’s parents and a pearl and }turce. He has a Bachelor of Hiamond bracelet, presented to Science degree from Yale Uniher by the goom ion their wed- versity and a Doctor’s degree in Hing

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.

suffered

torments

wien

last

a run

then

or

of two,

known

only

of

time we

CAPTAIN - ARISTIDES FERRER

P.R.

Police

Dept.

Sir: You claim a decreasé in traffic violations since the crackdown started last month, based on

the number

of tickets

in

the

newspapers

I think

that

show

a

-Sue

steady flow of are published

is

of

every

what

the

slow-down

tickets

by

day,

statistics in

the

is-

members

of

your force and that the so-called crackdown is not so effective. Several times I have, as Pre-

on

other

who,

Of

the

“police”

to

bottleneck,

drive

this section and go traffic on Road No.

of the cop

Caparra

avoid

part

thru

Dairy.

At

posted

there

presence

warned

drivers

first, and

a

against

is no cop and naturally no tickets. So, there you have a reason for ‘the decrease in the number of tickets issued by the police

and the increase in the number of unrecorded violations. In the meantime, residents of Ext. Caparra have difficulin

lowing Public

driving

out

to work.

has

the

not

turn

the

traffic

Guaynabo

Road.

men are forto Gauynabo

Public

ruled

there.

Works

against

He

things,

told

he

and

and (alDept.

it)

us,

that

there

move

for

fast.

what?

to

among

was

-the

threatened

we and

then should make a U-Turn in front of the Caparra Service Station and head for San Juan. This movement was authorized by you, personally, the last

I

now

ask,

a

Is

this

the

way

crackdown

ticket

the

works?

I hereby invite the STAR to

check on this any morning from 6:45

on.

at full fic, in

See

the

speed spite

violators

against of the

signs put up by Works Department.

I would

lack

ethics

and

at that too. . My opinion of Mr.

the Public Also, how

Carlos

San TO

"a AND

Sir: A

Mr.

Moore

of el

Serena.”” so,

Parrilla

P.R.

has

although

not

eriticized

sPaul

Principio

He

.

has

Gerard

la

the in

my

Marin’s

Noche

right the

fering in

era

to do

terms

he

from

addition

informed. day. and

sis was

‘(AP)

If

nation’

that ~has

been

80

to

his

has

of the

of

(AP — The

° heard

conference be for-

gotten and that Voice

the

east and

of

America

deal-

headquar-

ters said the Russians let the first 10

minutes

of the

coughing

felt a cri-

approaching.’

_ His brother, Alexander Pasternak, reports’ his condition continued te- get worse. His si‘tuation yesterday. was described by attendants as “extremely grave.” The canoer was discovered several

doctors Wednesday night and another consultation was called for last night to consider whe-

ther

Pasternak

is in

condition

to

receive a blood transfusion. At present he is in his country home where he suffered

used. But I'll let his insults go with the breeze. ~ an infarctus a At the end, however, he claims this month. ,

the’ ak ;

lurned |

Nations, fo 4

Organization | of

American

*

while it takes over the Canal-and | ‘blackmails the, world’s maritime | a

it's

,

toe

late, let

us |

early

seven area.

speech

were

to

languages

spoken

in >

|

-

The President declared “the path of reason and common sense

is still open” if the Soviets will use

it:

He

dip:television

spoke

in

broadcast-

a

ra-|

from |

the White House,

POTOMAC FEVER. By FLETCHER STAR

KNEBEL

Washington

Bareau

Jack Kennedy wins Maryland’s

24 convention Symington

votes.

battle

¢ry:

Johnson— “Oh, forge |

a mighty deadlock and stop’ the Harvard: Shamrock!” =

*

*

New définition of the C.1. Acs Caught In the Act.

eee

Russia quotes the Seettein' press to claim a naval engineering first:

to Russia during the Khrushchev . is the only man

'TODAY’S

suf-

attack,

by

United

3

of, Suez. |

in

day in 22 separate broadcasts. in the, ‘history, to .torpedo a summit.

lung

yester.

consultation

time. Translations

be ron

said been

the

but

it.

west. join in “businesslike ings” for peace. ~

cow

heart

attendants

lesson

had, been

the

Before

Marin’s

cancer

canal

and |jagguiizingly tried. fleets? L. de Hostos

Russians

let it go

Pasternak

the

the

‘ gton

with couragé ‘and 1945, where. would Nasser | today?.. It may be too ut i for 1 U. S. to turn over owner= 4 ship of the Panama Canal -to|

WASHINGTON

—Physicians’

Boris

sources

Pasternak

blood

during

FRO

,

review “En

M.

Juan,

found

thas learned

con-| ‘over ‘to

United States. bombarded the U.S.S.R. yesterday’ with President Eisenhower’s address, but early indications were that few

From Lung Cancer; In Very Bad Shape MOSCOW

it from ~

Ike’ s Address.

Pasternak Suffers

have

sible for “Liberating”

share, together with the Latin- | American Republics, in the maintenance of freedom of na-|} RE PANAMA: : vigation through’ this Seporant | Sir: ‘Now that denor Chiari, , the waterway. Robert Gladnick victorius candidate of the evan Santurce, P. R. kee Go Home” family of Har-

that I ran act curtain:

consider

crea-

*

ethics on my part. I'll say I pride

go

the traffour (4)

difficult the police are making it for us to drive to work.

Fol-

the signs put by the Works Department, as

per our recommendation, drive towards Bayamon

though

his

the violation, others got tickets. Now, after the crackdown, there

_ties

(purely on hearsay) out after the first

to give us a tieket if we did-not

against the 2, in front

was

the

to

I told him where we live that you had authorized

ers

order

go

difficulties

play get through, then jammed the minutes of it. still stands, even though I consider remaining 15 myself a friend of his. Or just There was no way to know at by not letting us turn on at because I consider myself a friend this point if the broadcast. in the light. of his.: full or in} part would be sancPrecisely this morning (May I am willing to give Mr. Moore tioned later. 25), my wife and I were not a detailed criticism (not a review) Even without the jamming, allowed to make the turn. Your of the: play in _question, if he’ll relatively few Russians could cop No. 2389, in a very nasty just step into my office. have been expected to hear the and disrespectful manner, orPedro Juan Soto address when ‘the broadcasting dered us to go on to Guaynabo San" Juan first began. It was 3. a.m. Mosand turn wherever we could.

sident of the Home Owners Association of Villa . Caparra. Extension, referred to the Police Department the matter of. traffic violations incurred by drivin

Police

myself: on my

to

a

severe

Paris summit

forcing

us

the’ past,

In his message, the President asked that the failure of the

That.

To top this, your cing us to go on

handed

the

th

| Saal Juan; P. Ri

goat.

on this subject. Now your céps place a patrol car where we are supposed to make the’ U-Turn, light

out by the police. Going by the accidents which

approached

in

| Cone of Chile |

Al-

LETTERS FOR:

would

Canada and the U. S. has an’ important stake in free naviga- F tion! through the canal. Or-are|) “Unquestionably, the spiritual. a | going -to be! the laughing 4 and materi assistance of ‘Puerof the world and fall prey | to Rico at this time will greatly ‘e uf Frankenstein monster} contribute ‘to sustain the courage

“Good night, goat,” she said. Well, I, for one, do not think. Charlie Brown is a goat. Goats stay on_ third -base. Heroes try to steal home. Whether they make it or not is of small consequence. The effort cannot be underestimated. Charlie Brown is no goat. He is the noblest Peanut of them all.

with

half

the

,

Canal Zone? What an ironic cli- g

my and provide its people with ‘| one of-the ighest. per capita. incomes’ in’ Latin America.

| est blow of all. She confirmed his belief that he

lost

is

in spite of which States. Every- one: of the Latin- | it was able|to rebuild ‘its econo- American: Republics, as~well-as |

a

by.

catastro-.

earthquakes,

he -has +

shrew~came

i

to |max | this:

wish

visited by disastrous and costly

ready branded a blockhead by his “team, already told to keep his ‘cries of, anguish down so as not - to disturb the neighborhood, Lucy, female godhead of all snide conformists, dealt him the cruel-

He is a modern day Hercules who never gets that damned Augean stable clean. He is the baseball team manager who can’t get his

come

known

Actas,

determination. . ‘During the first four decades of. this cans the country ‘was

way

known—suffering—Lucy,

the

buf, as

fronting them

lashed

to the only companion

progress

the ‘tremendous

and’ mane

tagged

bemoaning

to

its

Yesterday, as he’ lay -out in the baseline, just off third base;

aif

of

the Chilean people will overcome

cqurse.

He didn’t home.

of Chile, I

Unquestionably,

debated.

and

othe

behalf

in. the. saddle,

will the ‘try to ride| us out 0 ofthe

phe will greatly affect the eco- the Republic of Colombia! || nomy of the country . and retard Hope someone in Was

=

He

shed in

people

it.

COURAGE

express ‘my, deep and_ heartfelt tion! ‘of the Republic of Panama | appreciation) of your thoughtful by the U. S. Marines, jeaes 4 editorial ‘on |the, Chilean disaster. bayonets were largely respon- /

\

shuffled. back:

BUT 00 I EVER GET16 BEA

team

the

and

wail

|

Personal:

ridge

bleary-eyed

the deathless

the misbegotten:

happened

Schenectady.

a

brimstone

hardest.”

sibility

Greek tragedy, updated and reduced size. But the theme remains large.

the road* aca

lowliest

Last week, however, the ominous pattern repeated itself, but this time under circumstances peculiar only to Good Ole C.B. He was on third base with the winning run. He studied the situation,:came up with the pos-

Charlie Brown’s life is as clearly defined

as

and

HILEAN

si:

That, of course, was a mere strikeout. happened to Charlie Brown, but it could

have

It was a comment worthy of Madison Ave., a second guess with wonderfully cautious, 1960-type overtones. —

Brown,

the

It

Peanut world. His activities are recorded ly on the comic page of this newspaper.

the

he uttered

woebegone

learn.”

Charlie

on

Taunted,

sleepless,

community which firmly believes that Charlie Brown is a boob. Someone remarked the other day when C.B. was tagged out in a cloud of dust attempting to steal home: “That stupid kid’ll

never

Peanut

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Status Reyision

Or Plebiscite

| A story out of Washington yesterday by our own Walter Priest indicated at Commonwealth officials. are already- working on a bill to amend ‘the Federal

Relations Act next year that would, they anticipate, be more acceptable in Congress than the defunct _ Fernés-Murray bill.

The chief objective of the new “pill will be, our

corrépsondent

reports, .to win congressional

mation of the “compact” Fim

axe

reaffir-

Opposition parties

here, and some reports executive departments in Washington on the Fernés-Murray bill, have questioned

the

validity

the island on

of

the.

“compact”

administration upholds

which

the

Federal

Relations

theory

which

as. the foundation Act

was

approved.

Gov. Mufioz Marin and a legion of s Upper LEE of the same position

»

Puerto: Rico. ished

nited

there

the

insist

the

entered relations

States.

is no

Congress

and

the

into a “compact” between

The

Puerto

people

which Rico

of

estab-

and

the

other school .of thought insists

“compact”-because Congress

can

change

- the arrangement unilaterally. The question has not gone to the Supreme Court of the United States for

& final ruling.

That one question will —

all citizens | of Puerto

ico until it is settled. If there is a valid} constituional “compact” between the people of Puerto Rico and

the Congress,

gether; can amend that compact. unilateral. decision.. If the “compact”

pression of _

Manil' OwN_O H-Lovis Pest-Dispotitel

then only the: two sides, jacting - to-.

There

is valid and,

¢an be no

therefore:

the will of the people

HOTRoo’.

and ex-

in the choice

|Only In

of

America

political status, then the much discussed plebiscite on status is unnecessary. .It would mean that the people

TV Does Not Democratize Us | In The Way Parenthood Does

have already selected the present Commo ealth as the form of government, and the relationship with

the U. S., that the majority desires. But if the “compact”

|

is not a true compact,

not

a bilateral agreement between the Congress and the

By Harry

people of Puerto Rico, then the plebiscite becomes absolutely necessary. It would not commit the Congress to grant what the people choose, but it would constitute an expression of their aspiration that would earry considerable weight in the halls of Congress.

Television

the

question

arises whether

first, or the plebiscite. clearly that it. cannot United_States

this

would

it

thing that

principle,

the

people would have already made their choice of political status. in

_

_-

: versy.

determination

-of ‘the

political

status

contro-

decide first that the “com-

Should

pact” was valid the plebiscite would not. be Justified.

minutes ‘of President Eisenhower's address, ‘translated into Saaian, Wednesday night before the government jammed the broadcast, What they h was that

the United States wants to continue to deal with the at Paris, when

summit conference, enough. |

Mr.

Mr.

K

Khrushchev decided

they

|Apparentwhat hap-

stymied had

the

heard

We assume _ that the’ Russian: people jare intel-

ligent, curious,. and willing to weigh the facts when they can get. them. ~When they hear. of the... other fellow’s: Side, then their governmen shuts them,

out, we wonder if! ithey wonder a little.” s

|

side

cere

}

ay

|

1

IS} ea

t

=e

would

head.

a

Lae electronic ‘mirror. We irations, and- faults in it.

“Gunsmoke”

and “Peter

image of mid-cent report

on

the.

thinks ‘of reading.

What

Gunn”

the : la

constitute

the

don’t

of Father,

the

and what Matt Dillon would » make

instructive

and

to think

are

they

happier

have

watching

for _-

this

buying

than by people who

mansion.

is that the Swedish

~ gadgets big

shanty

a rambling

set.

Possibly

well-to-do

furniture

that

they

don’t

The

poor,

who

and

the

:

are all the

have’ room have

only

live

reason

so

busy

|

kitchen

_

for

tho

a kerosene

heater in their shack; can alone’ ‘accommodate

is more linteresting, however,

is. to

have:

of the home, except that educate. a. television

set.

But when a child js sick, you have to call a doctor, and when. the: TV set is on the> blink you havé to call | seein No one’ can - let the set

But television: "in the . —rich

antenna

a one-room in

America. An objective

ineffectuality

passivity of Peter

you

like other people

giant

As for as the purchase. of - the big set, far more~are bought. by people who live in

We see these grossly but:“Father Knows Best,”

_it’s so. much a part

‘The Russian people’ were: permitted to hear a few

pened

the

look at television a status | symbol, to crib another phrase, Television is like a child—

We Wonder If They Wonder

Soviet Union in an effort to achieve peace. ly when the President started to explain

television affects

television because of it.

*, Television. ‘is see our values,

All of which makes “timing” the chief ingredioat

the

affects

lines, ~

citizens.of Puerto Rico, the clamor for the “compact”

tents, nor do they make arly special sort of antenna. In fact, they make fake antennae, but it’s- a beautiful fake. It looks as though it would guide a B-29 into port. It is a very inexpensive purchase and it is for people who

creasing ‘frequency |and, to crib a phrase, any

come

If the Congress should state make’a “compact”!-with the

ever affirmed)

institution, our

no longer congregate on the sidewalk to watch the set tuned on in the television sales shop, the sets in the ho nes are tuned in with in.

~ a plebiscite would be deafening. But if it reaffirms (if

national

casual but ubiquitous pastime. While crowds

If the local administration is preparing to seek reaffirmation in Congress’ of the “compact” principle, then

is

Golden

way. paren and poor

» us ‘democratic

't

makes us democratic the. joys and sorrows

of parenthood, and rich’ and poor agitate for better: schools;-'and the PTA. While

‘rich and poor belong to both rich and poor watch

“Have Gun, Will vel” they don’t watch it in the..same way. It has come to|my attention that an aluming antennas has just split

: Bat this outtit

the big set. But it is also true that the poor are more . susceptible to the big sales talk, or what is

-euphemistically called “the hard sell.” A sales‘man nica

who peddied the Encyclopedia Britandoor-to-door once told me that as soon

as he entered a house. and saw a mock fire: place, he knew ‘he could sell the whole set, for. cash, too. The well-to-do always’ told him

that their kids could use the library. Then, of course, there are the-intellectuals, who

are neither rich nor poor but precariously

balanced titudes~

between. about

They

télevision.

|

wi

|

have their, own

at-

They

the ~

don’t buy

fake antennae: because they don’t “want people to. know they watch television. When the intellectuals. are watching “Skin Diver? and th door bell rings, quick as a wink they the set and hide it in the closet and say to their guests, “How nice of you to call. We

l was it this past year. : n't hold any special pa -2 Re just reading.” a

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SAN JUAN: STAR —_= Fide, May: 275 1960: bs

_ THE

14

Three Questioned Labor Law Seminar (AP)

—

be

Police

Wednesday

15-year-old

Santo

Institute

night

Lopez

who

the

brother,

friend,

Israel,

Michael

17,

and

Briganti,

27,

were wounded in the shooting. All lived in the East Harlem ‘section of the city where the

shooting

occurred.

A fe minutes after the shooting ogeurred late Wednesday night, police captured three youths-who w nning inthe

neighborhood.

.22 a

caliber street

The room

St.

near

the

slain boy

lived on

and

along

his

with

a

revolver

in

scene.

in a fourEast

mother

Mrs.

Fufice. found

shooting

apartment

with

Mr.

German

117th

and

father,

Fernando

Lopez,

eight

brothers

and

sisters, police said. a

Santo food

graduated last year trades vocational

from high

school with high honors and had been voted by his schoolmates as the class member

to

“most

to

7:30

p.m.

the

University

in cooperation

Employes

Union

of with

of

likely

succeed.”

Now

the

rural

will reeach at.

commercial distributed

families

in

the

community. The residential parcels will: be for the families to establish had

been

permanent

homes.

“agregados,

They

‘living

“What

and

Broadway

angels

opening.

done sole second: string. reviews ranging assor elt of_ topics. | His precise gamut has yet to here.” The show that night was “The be assigned, and the veteran journalist has an old-fashioned Little Man, ” a drama about St. cub modesty about ‘invading the Francis | of ‘Ansiat “The review jurisdiction of | a managing pai was adverse but not junkind, a

the quiet-spoken, scholar-

By

Programs Administration of the Department of Agriculture and Commerce.

among

actors

a

retirement reer as a

land distribution ceremonies to be held Sunday at the “Rio Abajo” rural community of Humacao, according to the Social

five be

—

say?” For many

tor.

_ly drama critic is bowing out. Here’s how he feels about his

Land Parcels Sunday

In addition, parcels will

NOTE

years, that’ was one of the first anxious. questions asked by ‘after

96 Families To Get Ninety-six families ceive a parcel of land

EDITORS does Atkinson

producers,

the

Puerto Rico Office (AFL-CIO), Ponce Chapter. All labor unions in the Ponce area are invited.

break of juvenile violence in the city since last September. Lopez’

of

Puerto*Rico,

was killed in the first fatal out-

a

1:30

on

somebody else’s land. . Officials of the department,

and his reviewer.

WILLIAM

. NEW YORK Atkinson, dean ma

Howard

retires

reviewers’

next

writing.

~

Taubman,

music

(AP) — Brooks of Broadway dra-

the

not from

ca-

GLOVER

critics,

from

long

_

Taubman Succeeds Him | Succeeding him in the aisle seat on opening nights next: season along the white way will be critic

ing

Mayor

Senators

and

influence

month

him

Stella ‘Ilo,

and

and

Coste,

are

Cruz

Ernesto

Rep,

Mar-

Ortiz

Carrasqui-

Reinaldo

expected

widely

to

Alvarez

attend.

Restore lost energy

‘incompetent

5

but

from

star

to

|

“Critics

—

theatrical

have

I’m

‘some

sure

no

‘inffudnice

one

knows

what iit. is,” “he comments. “It certainly isn’t any ability to make or break a show. — “One thing |I do know. The critics like a} lot more shows than

the

The

ae

does.”

slender)

man

has seen more

play

premieres

(He

from

The

than

3,000

was

away

ss years, Atkinson

says his. tendency. has. ‘been to look at offerings ini kindly spirit, except. on rare _occasions.. “When those involved were -or~gross-

about letting ‘them

it,”

says.

he

reading what. ‘the other F

say That’s pal

listed

natal:

theatergoing

reer. It ;would. involve’ considerable research, -hé notes, land any

negsee

fuse

producers

guish.

with

joy

or

to

an-

he

to name the greatest -performances witnessed during his ca-

write the comments— in swiftly-pencilled lines on yellow copy paper— which subsequently suf-

desk

only

in the

He has -firmly ‘Tesisted-requests

probably

his

G sini

as his

Theater” | sketch; -

one.

to

wers

hobby in_his “Who's Who

lon,

hurried

.

He is determined to avoid any critical writing about-the theater hereafter, but expects to ‘continue seeing.a Jot of sho ter

listing

has

no

have.

ie

from the theater 1943-45 as a foreign correspondent). After each

he

I had

scruple

attributed) to |.

by ‘everyone

stagehand.

Atanacio

Times.)

deprecator of the.

Times tinez,

© previously.

The

Atkinson is probably the lead-

ranks—but

“I’m really interested in news> papers, that’s. what Teally interests me,”. says: the man whose reviewing career was launched by chance just 35 years ago. Atkinson, 65, is continuing as a member of the staff of The New York Times. He will write several times weekly on a wideHumacao’s

for

he'says. © Through the

would

be

a

He does, however, regard Ten-

Williams

as “our.

finest

technical writer. although he sometimes gives me-the horrors.” Reviewing a recent..revival of “The King and I,” he said that

“Difference | of' opinion about this. show ranked among his a play —sometimes total, some- + Redgers. and Hammerstein favotimes partial derive from the rites. “Carousel” and “South Pabiological fact that no two peocific” are! two others. | ple are identical,” he recently Atkinson is the authot of five

observed. menon

“This puzzling

has

to

pheno-

be accepted

as the

price we pay, for creativeness, imagination nd ‘personal independence in free civilization.”

An opfimist about the future

of the theater, Atkinson feels that although! there has been a

marked

decrease-in

the number

books. His wife, Oriana, has written six. The couple have} no chil-

dren but Atkinson: has a-son by a previous _ marriage. The Atkinsons-are connivorous readers.

‘After

he

polishes

his final scheduled

reviews

off

—at

Festival—» he expects that he and

‘of productions, no appreciable

there has been Ioss of quality

his wife will go on a big’ peading

over

since

Bishop Issued

the

years

he

began

reviewing.

Atkinson | from

came to The

Boston | in

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THE SAN JUAN STAR —“Friday, May 27, 1960'

Are Negroes Getting Mo re Segregated? Chicago

the

sociologist,

American

less,

is be-

segregat-

Hauser,

getting tion.

chair-

of the university's sociology

Other

Bridge

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and

immigrants

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Today

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sides

Nerth

By

William

vulnerable

Declarer

deals

from North

to

|

lor

return

the

lead

could

not

play

would

not

cost

West that

gave

the contract.

would

be

East

declarer

a

defenders

sluff

and

a

ride

ruff.

and

nicely

&Q52

East South Pass 1S °* Pass Pass lead: Queen of

Declarer

played

this

West Pass Pass hearts

hand

in

a

hisband,

research

testified

in winning

“He

would

was

out

North’s

like

he

a

calculated

was

poor

te

four

risk

only

spades

and

the

because

is

hand of

also

spent

31,

more

act

on

one

was

in

a divorce.

coldly, of

his

orbit,”

like he rockéets— she

said:

They married in 1958. Mrs. Vale

du

sought

plication in the red-suits. If South had a doubleton heart, there would and could be no beating

t's

engineer,

no

alimony.

in American Hauser

said.

from

result the

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fact

part,

that

and

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in a shift

from

either

in

resisting

those

integrated

fa-

integra-

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some

problems

face.

to discuss mu-

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cities

will

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reciaurant is scheduled to open tonight in San Juan as a supper

club

featuring

Haitian

tail lounge, restaurant

Triana

entertain-

ment and Caribbean food. The new Triana, at 305 Recinto Sur, San Juan, will introduce Emy de Pradines, Haiti’s foremost entertainer, to San Juan audiences. Miss de Pradines, who specializes in Haitian folk music and dances, will entertain a nightly at 6 and 9:30 p. m. The daughter of the famed

and

has

managed.

restau-

to

aboard

of

folklore

Columbus’

ship

Sir Cedric Hardwicke Is Facing A Divorce HOLLYWOOD

(AP)—

Sir Cedric

the

Phone

file suit for divorce. “Until the last year, Sir

and

3-2329

I were

together

most

Cedric

of the

time,’” Actress Mary Scott told a newsman yesterday, ‘“‘but recently we have been much apart.”

Times

about

the’

Broadway:

Available

Special Matinee

For

the

Waiting

at 3:00 P.M.

board

concert

PLACE”

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"37%

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AMBASSADOR - 12 M. FARGO”

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HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. Heston

“THE BUCCANEER” “EXPRESO ANDALUCIA”

RIALTO-SAN JUAN Gregory

Peck

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@

THE

Ava

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some: re-

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conference talked

with

Tuesday

has

and

blowup,

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B.

Lacy,

state

asked

fa

take

know.

much

AND

2:22

7:30

Pat Boone @ James Mason “JOURNEY TO THE

CENTER OF THE EARTH”

two: -years

ago,

make

origin-

his | Rus-

but

off because. she ‘injured

finger,

|

He

that on this trip

said

hopes i

‘play

-in

he

Poland;

-

in

George Washington YORK

Washington,

it

VAN

who

(AP)-— led

George

the

Amer-

ican revolution against. Britain, is to be portrayed on the iStage

CLIBURN

—by

GAI LY

a

Briton.

=,

British stage and: Screen. tadtor Eric Portman — said ‘he had

AT

FLOOR SHOW

it.”

Briton, To Portray

GROUPS GATHER

agreed

to play

Washington

in

the play “The Howard Fast.

Crossing, ” k

by

the beautifully

DONNA DUNN

While in Puerto Rico | : try our. Native Foods |

-International Singer Star also

POLITO GALINDEZ

For

Fine

Food

in an

Artistic

Near the San Juan Hotel

and Snacks.

A

Dancing

= RetTNA

to

JOEL MEYERS AND HIS CALYPSONIANS playing end

“THE

the the

LIMBO

THE NEW

DANCE

Wonderful

COMBO VOODOOERS”

restaurant and ets lab | presents. .. 4, a

“Eny de Pradines

(Pride of Puerto Rico)

READ THE

CLASSIFIEDS

. Haitian

+.

305 Reciate ‘Sur, Old Son Juen Lunch

2...

cocktails

and her.

song “and ...

dance

~ dimmer

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Phone 2-4057_ 2...

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Nat

speciality | Jibaro Bar-B-Q Chicken Fri. & Set. open till 3 A.M.

Dinner th

The King the “Guaracha”

of

NORMANDIE

PARISENNE”

it

Paris.-’

he

of

about

in Milan; Italy, and fost

I didn’t

notice

speak

planned; to

NEW

SATURDAY | SPECTACULAR }

Russia

also

parley. don’t

to

sian concert tour last year

25

replied: really

an to

Ag ain have

in

-de-

whether

is

after winning ‘a musical .contest

newsmen

for some

direction

antique. But so is the

Cliburn, who vaulted to fame:

:

was

to

Miller’s

because I was \g« too hard practicing. Actually, there have been so, many words about it I’m glad I’m not a Politician

on

Russia,

HOTEL

Bardot

SUPER DRIVE-IN

of

Gard

BEACH”

also

Brigette

be

put

get

FRIDAY

XII”

. Phone

Charlton

should

to the

whole silly picture. It is more offense to intelligence than morality. | »

to Moscow

summit

a

@

David

theatrically

ally

Where you alwoys hove fun... PROUDLY PRESENTS

3-3887 Held over 2 Week In Person— Spain’s most outstanding singer PAQUITA RICO and on the screen Paquita Rico

Brynner

there

human jand adjusted

contemporary world.

thought his trip would be im Paired by the spy plane incident and the collapse of the

MATIENZO 33es:

Yul

were

not only satisfies the purists who insist

Patty Duke and Kevin

Coughlin, asthe’ childrén of the adolescent pair, act as if, they

while making a round of courte: sy calls in Washington. He flew

Cliburn

OF THE GLADIATORS”

“YOUNG

riage. Only

partment official handling EastWest exchange agreements,

Ekberg

“WELLS

summit

William

LORRAINE - 12 M.

“HAPPY

as a couple‘ on the verge of mar-

After a visit with Ambassador

Show Starts 2:00 P.M. Sandra Dee @ _ Richard Egan

MUSIC HALL

Reiner and Monique Van ‘Vooren,

(AP)—Pianist

tour

~

the parents of the wife, and Carl

self, “Iwas wrong. I never should

of appeal

to leave

-

with this picture:

ing Smith and Phyllis Povah, -as

Cliburn To Russia about

blows.

elaborately by springs. So do Lor-

have taken Alice to that hotel room before we were married. What eould I have been thinking of?’—

concerts.

PARAMOUNT 3°3513

in “DONDE

-

summoned to act in the crisis labored more diligently to discover a way to make the picture moral than Joseph Fields aud Jerome

Cliburn,

smile,

were plastic mechanisms operated

’ Apparently, the Code’s custodians’ industry

innocent

its supposedly 4adult characters are more childish ee subnormal than its kids. An the playing of ‘| these characters, David Niven! and | Mitzi Gaynor) behave -as’ if they

allowing that a husband and wife had partaken of connubial bliss. ' GAYNOR AND NIVEN before their wedding and had no remorse about same. Indeed, this Chodorov worked on the screan frank note of indiscretion on the part of the principals is this pic- play. And the) brilliant solution they concocted —a bit of dialogue ture’s basic joke. ‘1in which the husband. tells himan

an

is- what is wrong

of the sacraments of marriage by

and

behind

Poor Acting That, among several other things,

a conspicu-

Gag

|

the film’s blunt low-comedy.

custodians took exception in - this mild domestic farce, now at the Music Hall, was that it made light!

Cliburn

Pictures For TODAY

“SIGN

of

The aspect to which the Cade’s

Deadpan

~'

might have been more productive ‘of enjoyment than the thump of

been practicing so. hard that he didn’t .pay much attention to the U-2 spy plane case and

SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT

Anita

Ljesting

joke.

a

COBIAN’S THEATRES

SUMMER

of

from

consequence

illusion of substance/to

the

“A

made

gags.

Low| Comedy = A bit more of: that kind of humor,

ously hollow little picture that is about as wicked as an adolescent’s

Van

No

Monday

pan

play | “Anniversary

WASHINGTON

Seats

ture with one) ‘of the niftiest deade_

moral values

Anniversary,’’

Van Nightly 8:00 P.M. Matinees 3:00 P.M. only Fri. - Sat. - Sun. and Hol. Regular Prices

morse but algo furnishes “the pic-

Service

this attention has been to give an

Hardwicke’s wife says she expects ‘| to

METROPOLITAN

Christopher

Santa Maria. He was the man who gave the initial cry of “‘tierra’, land.

ager-owners of Triana, said that Triana’ is expanding into a cock-

fuss

Waltz.””

Haitian composer Candiau, Miss de Pradines has devoted her career interpretation

a

in Bavaria, Germany, which is associated with prominent Swiss

He

CROWTHER» ;

York

It is too bad that the movies’ Code custodians had, both to make “Happy

the Caribe Hilton Hotel. The restaurant is named after Rodrigo de Triana, a _ leokout

the

BOSLEY New

eons. Sellier attended the’ Hotel School

rants in his native Germany as well as in South America. He was formerly Restaurant Manager for

of her native country. She is the wife of Richard Morse, Director ‘of. the -Inst@wv&«:"- Caribbean Studies, at UPR. Miss. de Pradines was a dancing instructor, with the Katherine Dunham troupe. Dolores and Claus Sellier, man-

By

supper

club. Triana, is also adding a cocktail lounge, and will continue its present policy of serving business lunch-

schools.

\

Movie Review

Club With A Touch Of Haiti and

|

|

Triana Reopens As Supper new

Friday, ‘May 2, 1960:

‘

THE ‘SAN JUAN: STAR:

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Watch ‘Fiesta In Puerto Rico’

crushed ice. El Commandante will donate to the P.R. League to Fight Cancer 1,000 tickets

World

Congress

By

San Juan Hotel is Jean- ‘for this Sunday's racing. ..The Ramos, daughter of the May issue of ; Delta Airlines Ernesto Ramos Antonini, Digest, features a cover scene

El te m.

eaker

of

the

House

bsentatives. he San Juan Club, with

of-

one

Outboard CruiKiko Toro as

icial guide for the n, will spend the

of

the

beard’s

archways

Castle

in

of

York

Blue-

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television

station.

“Fiesta in. Puerto Rico,” produced here by International

St. Thomas.

‘Plans are under way .at- Ft. Buchanan and Ft. Brooke. to

organizaMemorial

DINHOFER

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plane that hums

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Richard Egan portrays the selfmade millionaire, Jorgenson. Do-

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JONI

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feted everywhere

and

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Joni,

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Joni lives with manager-arranger,

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roll,

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at

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the

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two

million

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by

sticking

for

the

30-year-olds

50-year-olds.

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because

the

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with The

apartment

tender

fryers, oregano, basil and other indispensable innards

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rock

would have done. the open air mar-

bell

rothy McGuire

Joni’s latest MGM album, but he never has been bombarded with

roast indicat-

ing her lovely limpid eyeballs. Chicago-born Joni did exactly what mother She scoured

JAMES

viva, in a sumptuous Manhattan apartment overlooking Gracie Mansion and the East River. Currently the mayor is being

On a recent tour of the Philippines, Joni

“It

brought

il

sipated the family fortune and is

glee.

kets

uptuous

been

now operating the summer place with his wife and son as an inn for paying guests.

po-

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has

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“A Summer Place” is a presentday story with Maine background. Millionaire Ken Jorgenson, with his wife, Helen and daughter’ Molly, returns to the Pine Island Mansion where he once worked as a lifeguard. The owner has dis-

And when she has her fill of hotel and perpen food, she simply borra a egdy’s kitchen and whips as ‘a mountain of

age to a man’ she never really loved. Sandra Lee, 16, plays the vol-

ye

tation.

like a humming

bird, and left the ticket waiting at the counter.

“A Summer Place,” the novel by Sloan Wilson, author of “The Man In The Gray Flannel Suit,”

Sandra Dee, Arthur Kennedy and Troy Donahue. The direction of the picture, opening at the Paramont today, was entrusted to Delmer Daves, who also wrote the screen adap-

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Rossiter, 7 Others {SOCS Plan Adive To Face Washington Election Campaign

EFFORT which

Isabel The

sec-

Congress could United

end Puerto Rico’s federal tax exemption and consider a new status when per-capita income reaches

benefit ing

necessarily

status.

de

ra

Shriver,

special

consultant

gas

and

oil,

worked

pi-

for the exwere

The

at a top-

level meeting attended by Trigo, Ports Authority Director Rafael Durand, and Lee Johnson, general manager of Sikorsky. The company president said he

on

with sections of the Immigration and Nationality Act, The adminis-

trative Office of the United States Courts also termed the idea at “variance”? with the practice in other federal courts. Shriver also told the committee the necessity for

translation

might

hinder

peals to a higher mainland 4—Eliminate

ing

the

of federal

Rico. 5—Include

mandatory

property a_

supremacy

ap-

court.

so-called

clause”

list-

in Puerto

under

inspector year,

also

in case S. and

urged

a cla-

rification prohibiting the Commonwealth from taking action which would

be

invalid

under

the

U.

S.

consitution if Puerto Rico were a state except as expressly authorized by the bill. 6—Revise land transfer sections which

ran

Justice

afoul

of

Navy

Department

cost

and

objections

Angeles

NEW old

for

‘‘public:

7—Possibly clarifying U.

discussion

at yesterday’s

wealth

concurrent

‘language Common-

jurisdiction over

criminal offenses committed areas owned or controled by

.U.

in the

S., except military personnel.

Major

revisions

nal

revenue

the

filing

involving

problems

inter-

must

of a Treasury

await

Depart-

odjgcent

buildings,

ideal

using

YORK

Robert

(AP)

F.

—

3¢+year-

Kennedy,

married

and already

the fa-

yesterday as America’s ‘Father of the Year.” Kennedy, former chief counsel of the Senate Rackets investigating committee and brother of Massachusetts Senator John F. Kennedy, Democratic Presidential hopeful,

is the youngest

chosen

for

the

man

ever

award.

smiled

as

round Great and

cent

From

Lodge

May,

the

meeting,

U.

S.

Navy

refused to give permission for a commercial airline to use its Vieques

airfield.

Caribair has already mission from the CAB

one perto carry

passengers

Juan

and

conventional

air-

Vieques craft.

between

aboard However,

San

the

only

The

ment

Vieques

Co.,

airfield

Island

a private

Develop-

concern,

is

ment:

report.

on It

both federal and perts

were

problems

the

was

island. understood|:

insular tax

ex-

still exploring several

in this critical area.

for

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or

Page

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Russians.

already at work on the preliminary stages of a large-scale tour-

ist development

bé

spread-eagle replica of the Seal of the United: States said

ed

applying for such a subsidy, but no decision had been reached. in

may

had earmarks of a friendship me-; |water oe were at a preeting. imiua3,’ 40 per cent of the It : was a :sharp turnabout from busi i i the increasingly slugging bitter Democra| romain ruins, karogeand both ore tic-Republican of ~ the fwere power and communications were out. past few days in which the terms Survivors reaching Santiago “appeasement” and “soft on camestimated 300 Valdivia residents munism” were hurled back and were killed in weekend quakes. forth. Food and water also were Sen. J. William Fulbright, needed in Puerto whose Senate Foreign Relations desperately Committee will open an avowed- Montt, a city of 45,000. s & * ly nonpolitical inquiry today, HONOLULU (AP)—The tidal said Eisenhower agreed with him that both parties should stop wave death toll at Hilo climbed accusing each other of being to 48 today as the grim, grisly soft toward communism and “quit task of cleaning up the shattered competing with each other” over city continued.

“You can see the antenna and the aerial, and it was right under the beak of the eagle.” In what amounted to a resounding

‘property \damage,

briefing on the summit collapse—

which would

KREMLIN (Continued

FOR RENT - Two

with

ther of seven children, was named

of the possibility of Puerto Rico’s Early

soon

(See Othe Story on Page 24) Eyewitness reports from the curred and said Eisenhower made ‘stricken cities of Puerto Montt, “a plea for unanimity of spirit ign the south central Chilean icoast, and Valdivia, about 30 and feeling.” All in all, the breakfast—bil- ‘miles to the north, pictured great led in advance as a presidential ‘devastation.

He said that there had been a United States, the Council reject-

purposes.”

include S.. and

them

only 10 years

involved.”

to 70 per

business |

ordeal

(Continued From Page 1)

last

Bob Kennedy Named Father Of The Year

suitable for DC-3 operations is Shriver said it is up to the United controlled by the military, and States to determine what consti- applications for commercial use tute “essential” reasons to retain have been repeatedly denied. property

charging

by postal

Stohlberg

Their attorney, Charles H. Julia, asked for ‘the transfer because he said local publicity had created an unfavorable atmosphere.

about $1 million each, he said. He noted that three U. S. cities —New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles—have internal helicopter service. A federal mail subsidy, which ranges from 40 per cent of the cost in Los

general

ASSURES

arrested

issued

Harry

Large commercial helicopters, carrying 25 to 30 passengers, cost

which

Commonwealth statutes. The Justice Department asked the change. department

‘‘tremendous

including

were

the mails with intent to defraud.

in New York, is used to underwrite the major portion of the “federal | helicopter expenses, Durand said.

federal law would prevail of a conflict between U.

The

the

men,

Rossiter,

on ,a complaint

week.”’

conflict

eight

Charles

territorial ‘affairs, in a report to Interior Committee Chairman was holding meetings here with Wayne N. Aspinall (D.-Colo.), and Howell B. Hill, representative of - erritories .subcommittee Chair- Witeford, Hart, Carmody | and. man Rep. Leo W. O’Brien (D.- Wilson, ‘Caribair’s Washington, N. Y.). Shriver said the original D. C. attorneys, about expeditversion was not clear whether ‘ing clearance fo rt the experiment Congress would act unilaterally or with Civil Aeoranutics Board and only at Puerto Rico’s request. ‘Federal Aviation Agency on offi2—Eliminate or drasticly revise cials in Washington. a section under which the ComHe added that he hoped to be monwealth might assume federal able to present the proposal to functions on the island. Federal the CAB “by some time next employes sharply criticized the proposal. O’Brien noted that the “Durand said yesterday his office section may have been misunder- was preparing a preliminary restood. But he made it clear he port on proposals for helicopter would not tolerate language which service between San Juan and might cause federal workers to Vieques. The report is being prefear for their jobs. pared for Fomento Administrator 3—Eliminate a section under Teodoro Moscoso and Governor which Spanish could become a Luis Mufioz Marin, he added. trial language in the federal court. Durand said the major problem The Department of Justice point- of providing such a service is

ed out the proposal may

first

country’s

ending. ' Only two new quakes were reported Wednesday night and early yesterday by the Universi-

meeting, held at Central HeadThe mail fraud case of eight quarters of the Popular Demomen indicted here about a year cratic Party Wednesday night, the ty of Chile observatory, and both . ago on charges of defrauding Supporters. of . Commonwealth were mild. High Damage Cited people island seeking loans, has] Status’(SOCS) launched a program | | ' The observatory said the seisbeen transferred to Washington for active participation in. this mic |} violence, already blamed for by Federal Court Judge Clemenyear’s elections. a ian estimated $300;000,000 of te Ruiz Nazario.

to Provi-

out yesterday

At its

Court In Mail Fraud.

to

insurance,

periment, he added. Details of the proposal

Con-

gress would be free te lend an ear-at any time to proposals for a revision based on a plebiscite. The new language was suggested by former Guam Judge Paul D.

agreed

lots and mechanics,

alter-

Conversly,

has

Caribair has agreed

probably will allow eliminate. the tax

without

the

Aircraft

of

provide one of its nine-passenger, S-2 helicopters for the experiment, Trigo said.

that of the lowest U. S. state. The hew version Congress to

Segunda, ‘Trigo said. Sikorsky Division

rerio

tion under

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houses

for

sale,

beach front property, ocean front farms, islands and investment property. J. ALLEN FRANCISCUS AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn

Avenue, 279

Condado

3-3506,

REALTY, lots and

San Maria, Santa Francisco, Caparra, Villa Hills, Garden Hato

Park,

Hyde

Baldrich.

or

properties.

write

Box

729,

Call

Lagoon ped Call

330

screened.

3-5877.

Parker

1741

VACATION

office

4 bedroom,

for

SAN

whole

—

facing

finished.

Equip-

Norte, just

3

bedroom Tk Dr.

APARTMENT

in

Pi-

Condominium

Pence ‘ondado

de Leon Lagoon.

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

BEAUTIFULLY

FURNISHED

efficiency

apartment for one or two. On the beach, best neighborhood, near hetels, supermarkets. Linen and airconditioning included. 1713

For

appointment

HOUSES

528

phone

FOR

3-4073. 527

RENT

inijum

Garden

Hills.

Tel.

8-1747.

1731

y-

per

month.

residence

large

lawn,

concrete

three

other

to

independent bath, kitchen and

Rio

Piedras.

Call

6-3513.

G61,

Rio Piedras

PENUELAS

—

BARRIO

FARM DORADO

1816, Santurce.

ROOMS

door

station

weekdays.

wagon,

etc.-Call

Finn

at

SUBLET

-—

PUNTA

LAS

MARIAS.

Charming Spanish-style home, large garden bordering on ocean. 4 bedrooms, 2

airconditioned, Available July if desired. 1693

ers’

multipurpose

ehurches.

528

2 1

baths, fully furnished. — September 1. Maid

3-3024. 527

ANTILLES GUEST MOUSE,in lovely Miramar, with nice ocean view. Near Caribe Hilton and Cendado Hotels. Cool, new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social Security Building, Ponce de Leén 804, 4th Floor. Apartment 401-402, Mrs.

CHARRON’S

Vesa

1738

Mediania

Box

Alta,

east

III, Loiza

on ocean,

splend-

of

Aldea.

Parcela.

P.

O. 629

UF LA

large

—

living

tioned

and

bedroom

Suite

and

diningroom,

for

two,

with

ASHFURD

HUUSE

—

Guest

and

House.

1120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments. M.

service. All screened with air conditioning

Hot water. Some Best hotel and

residentia!

Beach

facilities.

ing together. One block from

La Concha

Special

section.

arrangements

for

coupies

Mer

rates.

and

business

travel

Manager,

sectors.

Margarita

Con-

treras.

1490

UF

ISLAND

HOUSE

—

1017

Ashford

—

a

mew, informal, oceanfront guesthouse in luxury hotel area. Large terrace facing the sea, with private stairway to beach.

Spacious,

roms. From including an 2-1779.

modern,

airconditioned

$9. single — $14. double, excellent breakfast. Phone

1564

UF PROVIDENCIA

Parque

153.

GUEST

Near

beaches,

theatres, busses. Sun fanditioned rooms. eet 12384

AUNT

tamily

orved. ,

Phone

Loiza

JENNY:

Station,

restaurants,

or

write

Santuree.

Guest. House

McCleary

-.

terrace, all airfacilities. For

2-9352

atmosphere.

1859

HOUSE

Ave.

ious

Tel.

with

to

a

meals

Across

1740

the

629

LA CASA ROSA — Guest House — One block from beach, residential section. All airconditioned

double

and

single

rooms,

Private and semi-private baths, kitchen facilities. Hot water. 2 blocks from bus-

SAN

Sum-

de

Inn.

C.

Steffens,

3 es 7 her er

write

of. four generations. Registered with Americaa Kennel Club and Puerte Rican Kennel Club. 2

RENT

FURNISHED

Linen

and

maid

service

studic

included.

dade, near beach. $75. = weekly. Telephone

Con-

per month, 2-7162.

er

5 bed

on

parts.

RENT

Call

i

ur

BRIDAL GOWNS BRIDES TO EE: Latest style beautiful wedding gowns, bridesmaid’s cocktail party and date + soldat —

ae

See

'

os

VILLAMAE, St. 2, House No. 66. 4 bedali screened, 3 airconditioned. Furnished. Excelent garden, fence, tele-

phene, garage and maid’s room.

formation,

1

O08

aay service. Guarantee 8-1804 or &-1612.

1279

I

FOR SALE

call

1765

building.

Reinforced

schools

concrete

building

with five large bedrooms, twe bathrooms, living reom, dining reom, large pantry. kitchen, outdoor patio with barbecue pit and bar. House has sixteen closets. Servants’ quarters and garage. Beautiful gar-

den lot. Rental $300, monthly. Phone erica hours 2-0886. Available immediate-

1735

530

Vargas,

3-6802. uF.

JUAN

GUEST

SOUSE-

Enjoy

breakfast and drinks on your private terrace [tn delightful contimental-run guest house close to “‘Under The Trees”, and

one

minute

fram

beach.

Court, corner of Leary. Caribbean Tourist Association.

{7

Carrios

UF

CONDADO GUEST HOUSE, Condado 606, Stop 17. 2 blocks La Concha and beach. Apartment, double airconditioned, livingroom with sofa bed, bath, het water, terrace, private entrance. $9. daily, refrigarator less per week. Mar chand, 2-6178, 2-3196. 1374 61 DUFFY’S

have

remodeied

charm-

ing, old beach heme, and sew = rooms, all with private bath. with private patio, seme air conditioned. One minute te beach and bus. From $7.50>, single, $10. double All rates

complete

Read, Call

near 9-0144,

382

San

breakfast. Juan

Isia

Verde

Intercontinental.

9-0532.

OP

in

with private

bath,

hot and cold water, independent entrance

$15. yy

double, the

month.

$12.

single.

2-0387

er

Specia)

rates

2-2206

tourist

accomoda-

DONCELLA GUEST HOUSE— 500 yards from beautiful beach. Singles $7., doubles $12. Kitchen privileges, Nicest residential

section, near airport. 108 Doncella Punta Las Marias, Santurce.

St.,

1681

UF

MAISON

BLANCBE

Guest

feuss.

Doubie

and single air Feoms with bath. Near beach. Sus terraces, 77 Washington St. Condado, Samturce, corner Wilson. Manager Beatriz Racini, Telephone

3-2936.

UF

526

| SOTEL

LUQUILLO

—

OCEAN

VIEW

RESTAURANT. On the ocean. Double 3 minutes from the famous Laquillo. Puerto Rican and

food.

Laguille,

P.R.

HILS BEACH HOUSE -—- directly the beach. Roll out ef bed into the trade the by Airconditioning water. winds. Breakfast included. Outdoor barbecue at your disposal. 1850 Atlantic, 3-2331, 1384 UF COLONIAL GUEST HOUSE, 6096 Olimpo Centrally Sasturce, Miramar, Avenue, located. Single and deuble accommodations, with private bath, some air conditioned. Rates from $4. single. Mrs. Cruthirds, 2-3994. 955 UF GUEST APARTMENTS: - near University Theatre. car and guide supplied.

Suite ively

with

living-<dining

furnished,

bedreem,

area,

math,

attract-

screens,

maid service, linen, private sun terrace, regen Accommodates 2 persons, _ few

bleeks., 1364, Telephane

uF

guest

For in-

2-1510.

€2

g8-—

4,

1722

1621

Ponce 31, 6-3258.

‘Large modern

Hate

es

de Lame. Rey.

Brau Daily

=

St. I $15.

oa

home pool. Sell or 8-8171

foneed 9 sereened. d or unfurnished.

64] :

HERMANAS

3

DAVILA

bedroom

screens,

house,

water

4th St. 1-26.

-

laundry,

heater,

$80.

Telephone

2-0000

Ft. Brooke, or 4th St. L-ll.,

carport, monthly.

Ext.

4216

aol’

AIR ‘COND.

REPAIRS

AEECONDETIONING

& REPROGREATION

repair home and cemmercial establishments AH atepggyr nes mechanics. Service,

nights, 26S.

.days

2-4718

—

1455

68

AIR

COND.

FILTERS

521) p R. FILTERS INC. manctacturers ali FOR

types

RENT

two building at Fernandez Juncos Avenue, Stop 23. All second floor. Reasonable prices. Walking distance from Planning Board, Fomente, Tourism, and other government offices. Call Urrutia 2-5275. 1750 = 531 M400

SQ.

sizes

FT.

—

OFFICE

air

conditioning

filters

for home window units - also industrial

types. OFFICES of different sizes in | 812

SPACE.

Clean,

clear, well ventilated. New building in heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 450 SQ. FT. office complete with air

content,

TAFT GUEST mover, — Taft 53. Each | Quiet ’h.

room

—_—-.

with

Completely rent, fur

MODERN

CONCEPT

Member Telephone

3-1317. 702

THE

NEW

SAN

OFFICES

tions. ‘With the rental of one of our excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-lay loan of a car for your sightseeing, nite club visiting, etc. Call 20486 anytime. 1475 UF

402 628 | i585

1731

MARIGALANTE — PARQUE 159, Phone 2-3056. Beautifully decorated, airconditioned rooms, each with private bath, hot and cold water. Terraces, garden. beach

Motor

ses, shopping. 3-1481. Mrs. Z. Cacique St. 2071, Santurce.

and Condado Beach | Hotels.. Personal Guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 2-7927 Mrs. Annie De Mauret, Manager

Near

—

kitchenette. Private bath. Telephone 9-1175. Isla Verde, Puerto Rico.

aircondi-

kitchen

POSADA

street from beautiful beach, near airport. 15 rooms, all airconditioned, some with

Apartment.

furnished,

Private bath. Located im Condado section one block from La Concha Hotel Private entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356. 1471 69

LA

COTTAGE,

id beach. For delightful vacations, weekends, or picnics. 45 minutes from Capital. Continental food, moderate prices.

3-6769.

decorated

—

American gentleman er lady. Storaze. Best woe section. 2-4486, Lindbergh St. 600, B. Mrs. ViseasiIhas. 1743 531

Gue st Houses MAGDALENA

vicinity.

Bayamen 1136, 37, Bayamon.

reom and bath im ‘remodeled servant’s quarters, separated) from main house.

61

8-8093 1747

32-8400 Ext. 72

Newly

Call Bex

3,

For Classified As CALL

3158

SALE Farm, Canto’ in

FOR

AIRCONDITIONED,

4 BEDROOM partly furnished house in| RESIDENCE LOCATED in best Summit Hills for rent. Also selling wash- | of Hato Rey, stound corner from Ponce de Leon Ave. Nvar shopping areas, teach. er, dryer, Hi-Fi, TV, bedroom set, Fiat 3

1174

orVistnear

facilities. Raldiris,

1767

Loiza

3-4376.

Santurce kiteh,

ra, Olé Madrid, 2-3891. SPEAK SPANISH,

reoms, livingroom, ne bath and modern ki wide porches. minutes frem lo 13 minutes from Caribbean Refinery. Information aus

Shop, Tog4 Loiza

FOR

HIGHWAY:

various fruit trees.| on new Express Highway. 24 minutes rect turce. Debt-free. Water, light. Mr.

— 3 bed-

—

FAMILY from States, need modern apartment er house,

61

530

COTTO

AnreEre

Salvader.

1410 96

COMPLETELY FURNISHED heuse with Paneramic view of Sam Juan ‘Harber. In mest ef metrepelitan area, Tintiie. 3 bedreoms, 2 baths, large terraces. Tel. 3-3506, 3-482I, Bragg. 611752 CAPRI

WANTED as of August ee Preferably ?’aximum rent. One er two bedrooms. Call Miss Weiner, 3-8400. 61 Ast.

MOVING

COMFORTABLE yas bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatal Beach, Montebay, de Cangrejos Road.

GARDEN HILLS — FOUR-— EEE cn FURNISHED HOMEA VAILABLE JUN 5 TO AUGUST 15 TO RESPONSIBLE PERSON BY VACATIONING FAMILY. REASONABLE RENT. TELEPHONE 6-3112 MONDAY TO FRIDAY. 1743

VILLA

jogany closets. 880 Infantry Shopping We help set party. Call ied

TAL

al

URB. COUNTRY CLUB — 3 bedrooms, living-diningroom, modern kitchen, bath, porch, carport, sereens, garden. One block from shepping center and sehool. 5 min1757

bedrooms, in good residential area. Please call 3-1900, Room 534, or 3.1621. Neenan. : L 530

Magn-

recently built. and aa 2 baths,

tio. All screened. meter lot. Near 65th Center and geaecine for ——_

pantry. Telephone. Separate ‘servants’ quarters, laundry and garage. Rental reasonable. Loeation: near Cuatro Calles, Guaynabo, . R. Bex 3306, San Juan. Telephone Guaynabo 2371. 1768 62

utes

Rio HOUSE OR avartment. Must have 2 — 2

CARMEN,

porch, kitchen with [cabimets, terrace, 2} garages, carport, fence and concrete pa- i

within

residence,

porch,

DEL

ificent. conerete 4 bedrooms, living

to desirable party.

Spacious

WANTEDTO RENT

SALE

Piedras. Los Angeles St. 1024—A.

Call

Port. Fruit trees. $150. Infermation Shop, Loiza 1810, Santurce. 3-4376.

GARDEN HILLS: June 15 to Aug. 15. Luxury home, living ro6m,. dining roam, family room, large eovered terrace, four bedrooms, one air-eonditioned, completely furnished including Hi-Fi, TV, modern appliances and baby furniture. Car if desired. See at Montebello, corner of

Bajo,

$135

|

FOR

URBANIZACION

built-in

Living-diningroom,

PRIVATE

bedrooms,

528

RAFAEL

Ave.

bedrooms,

62

for rent

screened.

327

4 bedreoms, and kitchen. 1606

331

$400

35716. after 1 PM.

daily.

screened.

available

resident-

6-0738.

apartment,

beautifully | Cortijo

3 bath

Cc

Phone 1720

3-3783.

APARTMENT,

furnished oO.

Realter,

$12.

San Rafael, Stop 11, Avenue. faeing the

SAN LUIS: Near Hilton Hotel, completely furnished 3 bedroom, 2 bath apartment with central airconditioning. Maid’s room and bath. For appointment to see telepkone

best

kitchen, linen and china days 2-5069. After 5, 2-6795.

NEW

RENT

Call

AH

ATRACTIVE

apartThea-

fiero. 1712

CONDADO SECTION: Modern 3 bedroom apartment, completely furnished Imchiding airconditioner, freezer, hing mafully

and

furnished

538

and

—

Rey.

CONDOMINIUM

rooms, 3 bathrooms, living-dining, playroom, maid’s quarters, terraces, elevator, incinerater, terrazo floors. Condominium Santa Rita, McLeary Corner Kings Court. For information, Investment Service Company, 3-3550, Box 6609, Santurce.

1748

daily

Hato

1725

APARTMENTS FOR SALE PENTHOUSE APARTMENT, 4 bed-

chine,

$5.23

ment,

dry equipment. Will ship immediately from Miami any spare parts fer any kind of heavy equipment. Call Vincen-

FOR

furnished,

3

HOUSES

large estate (containing other residences)

family or group to 4 persons. Hurry, just two such wonderful apartments available. Sanchez Morales 197, Valencia Develop-

69

APARTMENTS

porch.

bath.

bathroom,

2073.

Completely

Rates

2-0911

1717

utility

water,

ial section Hato Rey. Near bowling, shopping center. Minimum lease: one month.

Roosevelt.

6-6472.

beds,

—

RENT

modern, conipletely equipped kitchen, hot

530

tre.

VINCENT! REALTY Aggy. listings of houses for sale in Buprio Trieg and Miami. Also splendid con}ecérohs 4 in Miami with laundry people and laun-

ti, telephone 1537

twin

FOR

ANGELES

clesed

San-

1472

with

MODERN ONE and two bedroom ments, 2 minutes from University

Patricio, Bucaré

us.

2-9334 or 3-7263. 1762

bedroom

1730

facilities. Payment turce, Rio Piedras. Money . available for first mortgages. Investment

One

Cacique

listings San -

Rey,

AIRCONDITIONED luxury apart. ALL ment for immediate occupancy. 2nd Floor. Good for twe or three persons.

LOS

Washer, dryer, hot water. One block from ocean. Rent imeludes utilities. Keys at

3-6775.

Inc., has sale for

HOUSES

RENT

several closets, living-dining. open and closed porch, linen. All kitehen utilities.

REALTORS and Ashford

UF

CINTRON houses of

FOR

_satnasetapa iene RPT

THE SAN JUAN

ZL

clocks, fixtures, iron fenced

doors windows. Roosevelt and Diego ixeeae Puerto Nuevo. Call yes, 8-0270. 1499

De Re610

3-5999.

UP

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PIANOS — DIRECT from factory, $425.00. Full keyboard. Treated for tropics and

$12.00 monthly ee

ee

cal Trading Co., Inc.,

de

n Ave.,

Santurce,

Tel,

2-1051.

627

PIANOS

~

For rent, for sale, new,

re-

termites, against rust (springs and pins) — guaranteed service — tuning:— repairs

OFFICES FOR SALE NEW MODEEN office. unfurnished, airconditioned, best office condominium

building, Stop 23, the heart of Santurce. Immediate -oecupancy. 240

sq.

renting. 1726

ft.

Cash

Telephone

Parking

$950.

Would

facilities. consider

6-4467.

: 531

Real Esta teary

rooms, big living area plus separate garage and servant’s quarters. Fine trees and garden. pace under $20,000 for —— sale!

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

Sood

— Superb

big

for

a

financing!

ive residence

with

three

bie bedrooms,

-plenty of cabinets. jar ~storage area; guest: room and Under $30,000. , ; s i

Tschudin, Realtor

TELS. 3.5315

house

ROMANY: — Just off the Caguas Road, short walk te Colegio del Pilar, Attract-

$2.00 per meter Speculative and develer* |e ment sites, toe, from $12.50 per meter,

Robert

ses

large family! Three big bedrooms, walkin closets,; two baths, living room, dining room a-‘recreation room with bar. Kitchen has built in stove and oven. Separate servant’s quarters. $26,000 with

‘

5:


pi

a

fs

a

}

‘THE

SAN

3-8400.

JUAN

STAR

7

—

—

*

Eee

Pane

Paid May

se

Feat RSE

aea

ERIENCED

CONTINENTAL

transient,

Typing,

editing,

BOATS

Q@ETICRAB: auto air

Publie

all

La Concha, San others, local -

S saograshar servicing Juan Intercontinental,

cars,

er

contracts,

foreign

gel

and

~

28735.

Eddy.

Muriel

Ave},

1666

or

night

=

3-5156.

|

CARS FOR \ BUY A USED CAR? With $275 payment and $44 monthly intall-

WHY down

ur | ‘ments,

brand

PARY TIME Bookkeeptng Service ‘avallable. Journals, ledgers, payroll taxes, etc. Monthly weekly or rates. Phone 6-0283. 1639 . 67

|

HELP BIG

MAKE

1763

new.

Rios, 203 Tanta Anytime.

St. El Morro

steeting.

advertising =

Radio.

MALE

1958

GROWING MANUFACTURING company, San Juan area, needs college graduate.

—

wchasae

accounting

rtuni

P.

Juan,

San

— a

condition,

1955

PONTIAC,

'1c10, a|im.

R.

4 door

See

-

Man

experienced

. small fleet. rences Pen So erecent

. Buiitne.

starting

a

sa-

UF

HELP

WANTED

GROWING

San

Juan

—

FEMALE

MANUFACTURING

ed

area,

needs

first

88171 a

hehehe

WHCHER

$8,000.

527

receivers

T.

of

sedan.

One

repair

owner.

service

Ninety day technicians

nee is Dehind the and

repair

or

on

model

All

9-0268.

:

Call:

on

Mu-| 6-5429.}]

@ RADIO

home.

RENTAL

RADIOS,

Same

for

rent

service given

deliver. $5.00 one week, Telerental “Service.

SERVICE

2-3013

San

people

in

your

to hotels,

2-5060

$15.00 per month

SERVICES ERVICES MOVING

without

Juan,

for those who

wish to improve

or

B.A.

teacher,

literature;

& STORAGE

WHO

moves you ts-.as

im-

portant as where you move. Moving, packing, shipping and storage of furgiture. C.W. SIEGMUND, Villa Praies, erences Rio Piedras. Tel. 6-3072

U.P.R.,

M.A.

Juncos

1708

INSTITUTO DE IDIOMAS — Conversa

tional courses in Spanish, French, English. Classes day and night. Call 2/3542. 1355 Ponce de Leén A Ss a Floor, Stop 19, Santarce.

SUMMER

typist. Fluent yg

Tel.

1072

Santurce

a

a

nes.

$90.

:

Fern4ndez | S¢idom

2-5282,

Caguas

find,

Telephone

| Capitel

S315,

‘for

Bap

2 Van

Ns.

WOMEN'S seamstress Ae

ALTERATIONS

;

ALTERATIONS and fine work. “Marisa’s”, 1620 Ashoe, Skee 2

FURNITURE

Free

GE

Used 1764

only four

estimate.

3-1363.

at

IA2

Ramirez de between 2 — 1638 -

Call

Compe

Arellano, 4 PM and

2-2947

after

PM.

Mrs.

Moore

Gatden Hills, 7 -9 PM. co HOUSEEO: : UF | 3. bedrooms, living, dining room, refrigeratar for sale.

POSITIONS

5

WANTED,

MEN

Call 6-0283.

a

|?

the Pest

for

mention

in

outside the country, the practice of spy

which

led

to

of the summit

the

break-

conference.”

Music And Rain Half Denfist's Pain music

S.'C., (AP)—Sweet

and

sounds

rain mask patients of Jr. Patients oked up to

of

falling

pain from dentistry Dr. William W. King, wear earphones hoa stereophonic pho-

drilling

of

begins;

falling

then,

rain

is

the

piped |

for age said in out

pain

demonstrated

message

the

device

a newsman, using two teenpatients. Connie Parris, 17, she felt no pain; the sound the earphones also blocked the sound of the drill.

‘Roger Ledbetter, 17, was unaware his ailing vooth had been payment,

FRIGIDAIRE, AUTOMATIC washer $75. Metal kitchen cabinet floor model $5.00.

late

inside and notably on

He

SALE

FREEZER, 11 cu. ft. upright. weeks.

too

rily blocking the to the brain.

monwealth

UF

i

1960

blast was

into the ‘phones, masking the+ music and somehow, tempora-

eo

FOR

sue-

Soviet morning newspapers. Tass described the speech ‘as a futile attempt “to reply to growing criticism of U.S. policy

sound

shipping.

UF Sundays monthly. to Saint- Amour

Tass

when crating, ‘ storage,

Limited wa ° Gren, Las Marias.

Poth

not case.

nograph. They) hear pleasant music until the! crucial moment

53

DRESS

SCHOOL

Rt org

G1

Investigation. Ave.

Wellesley | 4232 UF

The

CHESNEE,

fidential

did his

Mos-

Ul

and

knowledge

making

Wash-

by

“He alternated assurances of his intention to ‘maintain businesslike relations with the Soviet Union, with justifications of the provocative practice of American espionage.”

down

“THE PLEASURE 1s yours” when the moving job is ours. Whether you’re movin locally or Stateside, we are éavipped

experienced

president in

flights

French, for children or adults; in small of

“The ceed

broadcast Tass said:

Hi-Fi,

‘Phone or | hospitals, for years. Call 3-8719 and will —

ington and cow radio,

LABS

or

country.”

Soviet ial—reactien-to EiStateside-trainet radio-television ‘adservice. Cail senhower’s — dress Wednesday: night, which UF

PM~:6-4230.

TELEVISION,

CLASSES English,

radio

the

came

TV

of | Own

528

Spanish,

TV,

guarantee. Evening

1%

MOVING:

IN

tee

Television

make

make

oe

that fhundreds listings

ANSWERING

K3A San Pa-

LANGUAGE

—

V.

any

any

MISCELLANEOUS

<i

1655

pn

a

at

infermation,

ing, radie, windshield washers, other - phones. ce: accessories. Only 10,000 miles. Call 3-2385 4PM - 9 PM.

compaty,

rate

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you the fine

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, May 27, 1960 What Triggers Tidal avayes

of

Chapter

Rico

Puerto

The

of Post-

Association

the National

Predicts Their

States masters of the United (NAPUS) will hold its 19th anconvention,

nual

today

starting

Hotel. Among

convention

the

of

honor

at

will be

Lewis

E.

guests

the

sentative in Puerto Rico’ Myrah C. Bright; J. E. Greene, postal installations

Atlanta

Stolberg,

Harry

Region;

the

of

manager

Antonio and inspector, postal Ruiz, field services officer.

Col. Manuel F. Varela, presichapter of dent of the local - will NAPUS,

island-

the

address

wide postal officials gathering at the morning session today. The

a new

of

board

directors

of

of

Sunend

held will

chapter will be convention The

the day.

a luncheon.

with

Harold

Rugg,

internation-

ally known educator and frequent visitor to Puerto Rico as consultant stock,

N.Y.,

at. the

in

age

Woodof

74.

AT LAST! HEAVY-DUTY WASHING...

So Gentle |t Won't

The FINEST air-conditioned accommodation at Dorado

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daily,

pancy.

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Also,

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$14 per person daily, double occupancy. THESE RATES INCLUDE BREAKFAST AND DINNER, AND APPLY UNTIL DEC.

20. Superb lities.

rates

big. waves

have

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past.

By TOM

The

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6 . DORAD

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some

in

the

HENSHAW

The Japanese

earth’s crust shifts like

monster

drawing

a

deep

a

breath.

A vast section of the ocean floor rises or falls. Turbulent waters mass at the spot and. then rush away.

A

tidal

That’s

wave

is

born.

‘one of science’s

tenta-

tive explanations of the great sea wave, spawned in seismic violence off the coast of South

Ame-

rica, which

6,000

miles

struck

Hawaii,

away.

Scientists don’t know precisely what action of an undersea earthtriggers

off

a tidal

wave.

Fortunately for coast dwellers, however, its movement can be predicted with considerable aceuracy.

It goes like this: Somewhere on the globe the earth trembles. If the quake is

big

enough,

alarm

the

worldwide

bells

ring

network

of

in

seis-

mograph: stations. Seismologists figure the direction of the quake and pass their information on to a central point. The

location

of

the

tremor

is

plotted. It’s found, say, off the coast of Japan. An intermediate station on Wake Island is alerted for the tidal -wave. If it

arrives

on

schedvle—

traveling

at about 400-500 milesan hour —wartlings are posted at more distant points like Hawaii. System

system,

recent

a com-

development,

enormous

that riki

ravaged district

favorite

islands

casualty

lists.

the populous of Japan in

San1896

claimed 27,000 lives. They have

target

for

which

of

are such

tidal

there

is

waves

no

pre-

cise English equivalent. The closest would be “seismic sea wave.” _Some

The earthquake and tidal wave

a height of 5 or 10 feet, then crests and the water on top falls

tidal

waves

are

generat-

ed by forces other than earthquakes. The great wall of water that descended on Galveston, Tex.,

one

fall

day

in

1900

was

sucked out of the Gulf of Mexico by a hurricane. 5,000 persons.

It killed

Others originate nation of forces.

in~a

The

eruption

‘volcanic dies, in shock

of

in

combi-

Krakatoa,

island in the 1883, touched

waves

some

both

a

East Inoff such the

earth

and the air that 100-foot waves washed

over

nearby

islands

and

ripples from it were detected as far as the English channel. An estimated 36,000 died. None In U. S.. The United States (excluding Hawaii and Alaska) has never experienced

“tsunami”

destructive prising

force,

when

of

which

you

great

is sur-

consider

that

on

a

shore,

too.”

~Like the breaking of a normal wave on a shore, tidal waves often are preceded by a trough’ or a withdrawing of the waters. This

may

explain

why,

despite

all warning systems, some deaths still accompany the waves, “They give a false sense of security,”

says Dr. Oliver. “Some-

At

it’s

times the trough interval before or between waves is very great. times

a matter

20 minutes.”

of

15

or

Three Absent Jurors

Fined For Contempt Three jurors whose absence caused cancellation of grand jury hearings in Federal court Monday were fined $50 each yes- , terday morning by Judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario for “con-

two of the world’s great~ earth- tempt of court”. Failure. of the three to show quake belts lie in California and Monday’s hearings in the middle of the Atlantic up during Ocean. prevented a quorum of the grand A tidal wave churned up by ‘jury called by U.S. District Atan earthquake, with waves up to torney Francisco A. Gil, Jr., to 50 feet high, was recorded in eonsider evidence on pending southern California in 1812, but cases. , it came at a time when the A quorum is necessary for now-populous coast was a sleepy the grand jury to determine Spanish colony. whether a crime has been comAlthough tidal waves race mited and whether a true- bill across speed

the open ocean of a jet plane,

with they

the are

should

be

returned

indicting

seismologist

those involved. Fined by Judge Ruiz Nazario were Luis R| Marquez,of Arecibo ,and Juan Deliz and Reinaldo Berrios, both of Santurce. The action was considered un-

at Columbia University’s Lamont Geological Observatory, compares their action to that of normal waves that can be seen at the

also pointed out that rarely do three jurors fail to show up for the same hearing.

rarely noticeable until they reach shallow

water

near

shore.

There

the sea bottom slows them down and the waters pile up on top of each other. Dr.

Jack

Oliver,

usual

by

court

observers

who_

Ann Landers Says

Early Bird Gets Worm DEAR

ANN:

Aren’t the

early arrivals at a wedding entitled to the choice seats? Recently we went to a wedding and got seats on the

center’ aisle. Every

45 minutes by car, 10 minutes by air from —

Lisbon

breaks

damage

for

Juan

of

forward. In a sense, a tidal wave.

what

duced

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San

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mi,”

and

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alone.

known,

has done much to cut down the loss of life. Some of the disastrous waves of other days pro-

beautiful

20,000

run

that science uses a Japanese term for them. They’re called ‘‘tsuna-

paratively

occu-

to

Estimates

a

The warning

for $17 to $19 per person

fully

and are

1775.

though their movement is generally predictable. Here’s how scientists account for

Warning

now

Chile they

in

=

And

Tuesday

isn’t

kind

err

a Room—Breakfast Dinner Included.

died

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the

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ed to our row tioned for me

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couple

just

my

very

end

me mad. There’s

of

the

another

of

early.

—

AKRON

mo-

One

until

we

which

made

wedding

com-

AKRON:

The

early

rivals

are

entitled to the

seats.

Tell

your

impolite snagged on

to

for. the them,

husband

choice it’s

people who aisle seats to If

ar-

late-comers

not

have hang

Most

mo-

Men’s

:

Maybe

&

Be

you

can eome

answer to this:cne.

up with

Why do some people want

the to be

the first to tell bad news I dread being in ‘a position where I must tell

people

simply

about

tragedies

-

or

news. Why?-

enjoy

being

in the. spot-

light for the few moments it takes to tell it. During that. brief interval ‘they hold the center of the

Shop

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DEAR ANN: this is no problem -it’s more of a. question. You

DEAR SI; Most people who: take pleasure in| passing on bad news

ST. THOMAS, VIRGIN ISLANDS Everything

on down,

love to pass ombad SIMPLE SIMON

PATIO

Complete

move

tion for-you to move down, simply things that will make them sad. stand there as if your feet were Yet I'khow many people who just

Luxuries Without Luxury Taxes. At

THE

embedded in cement and signyfy with a gesture for THEM to

seem to know all the answers so

DEAR

MIRA!

(Pryeraliow

OR AT ANY KELVINATOR DEALER THROUGHOUT THE ©. ISLAND

husband

row

instead

usher-

moved down. We ended up at the

My Ec TEE “mnt

was

there

I’m going to start arriving LATE READER

to scoot over.

stood

ing up and I’d like to know what’s proper. If you say we should move down, and surrender our choice seats to the late-comers,

yeeros

Per Person Daily—Two in

educational

lems,

slowed down by contact with the bottom,” he says. But the water on top continues at the same speed. The wave builds up to

waves—

ror ammeyneer mt

Sela ma lO] ep)as)

on

Portugal

tidal

quake

Dr. Rugg Dies At 74 Dr.

are

Among

PE 6 eR

OO eae CABANAS

installation

and

election

shores of any bathing ‘beach. “The water. underneath

triggered

vice president Service repre-

Moore, executive Civil of NAPUS;

nature’s more sinister displays

NOTE—

that just ravaged Hawaii. Just how

lasting through Sunday, at San Juan Intercontinental

and the

Movements

long ago given up trying to count the toll of the disaster that struck

EDITOR’S

—

.

There is often a trace of sadism too, in people who enjoy shock-

ing their friends with news of the tragic and the unfortunate.

.

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Floyd Patterson, Advisor Louis fraCardiglogo §Criticize Ist Fight's Refereeing

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Until two; menths: ago it did not appear possible that a Puerto Rico bred could compete on

5A Bad Job’ aby Goldstein “és Bomber

equal

Floyd

Patterson

Goldstein

doesn’t

wihs by produced

his re-

turn bout June 20 with Ingemar Johansson. | That

was

the

word

from Joe Louis, who is Patterson’s adviser. “Patterson won’t allow Goldstein to be the referee,” Louis said, “because he did such a bad job the first time.” The “first time” was the bout’ last June in which Patterson was

y

i

knocked

down

Johansson

seven times

and

lost

his

an

imported

better {han

an

Cardiologo, a_ two year old,

only

looks

pete,

but

like

they

locally it not

¢an

perhaps they

can

22.3

which

imported

has ‘ever done at this. distance. He has. made two ‘starts at by

five

week

winning

Yengths

he

and

came

in

the first then

eigth

com-

in front

even

This time is a second track mark, but since

in the time

corner

only

of 1.00.3. off

twice

{two

by

lowered.

furlongs,

the

his

record

last effort

for

at

still | racing

have|

fine

at

El

heavy-

before

halting

R

the bout. A fighter scoring a knockdown is required

to: go

immediately

to,

a neutral corner of the ring while the referee makes the count. | “I don’t think he’s too small to handle them,” the former champion said. “It was just that he got too excited, over a fast knockdown

and wasn’t

ling it?”

capable of hand-

~*

When

Patterson

regain

the

attempts

crown

at

the

«

to

A

Polo

oe

gemar

aiede

Johansson shows

lira

henvrwajeht,

his mother,

Mrs.

chnameten

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ohansson,

oe. | rps Nie ir: around his Grossinger N. Y. training, camp. Johanssoit’ (AP action, and we want somebody | meets Floyd Patterson in a title match in June. , | Ehoto.)

who will keep his head.” statement, he “I feel

EVERYONEIN PUERTO RICO|

said:

I did

a

capable

job.

I

don’t know about that ‘neutral corner’ business. “But I saw that “Ihe (Johansson) went to the far. -thest corner, and I watched Pat-

terson closely so that he wouldn’t be

permanently

injured.”

Meanwhile Feature Sports, Inc., which is promoting the bout, estimated

that

ancillary

rights—

for radio and television—would, exceed the $1,000,000 mark and that the closed-circuit television, |. for which 175 theatres already have signed, would play to ap_ proximately

800,000

people.

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THE SAN JUAN STAR.— Friday, May 27, 1960

“ CARMONA'S EL COMANDANTE RATINGS

Experts Say Jordan Will Retain Crown LAS

VEGA,

changed

Nevada

yesterday

weight

champion

and

Don

(AP) now

—

The

they

Jordan

experts’

believe

opinion

world

will retain

welter-

his crown

tonight’s 15-round title match against Cuban Benny

in

Wednesday,

less than

four

minutes

It means,

the

they

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are

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duration. claim,

about

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third

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Dec.

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Stubborness And lleanckaty Hurting Howard Says | Reiser ;

By.

HOWARD

M.

TUCKNER.

‘Semi- Finals

said that was to be expected of a man

a 47-year-old

.

who is 23 ypars old, 6-feet 7 inches, 245 pounds

and wears a size 50 sports coat > -

When the Los Angéles’ Dodgers 4-——-— from

Spokane

thirteen days ago, some fans ex-}

pecied

even

_He

more

would

of

lead

hit

would

He

be

the}

most feared :batter in captivity. ae. would break Babe Ruth’s rec-

of

sixty

homers.

L

<

Howard that good? The question was put to the man who probably knows Howard better than anyone—Pete Reiser,

the old Dodger center fielder who. now is a coach for the Los Angeles team. Reiser was picked by the Dodgers to guide the $108,000bonus

He

player

through

managed

the

Howard

minors. |

.at

Green

MAJOR

Bay, Wis., in the Three-I League, and also at. Victoria. { He says there are two) things that

will

prevent

Howard

NATIONAL | Clemente,

from

Mays,

becoming the finest hitter in the history of baseball: stubborness and

immaturity.

“Frank’s

progressed,”

Reiser

White,

the point where he can be another wrists He’s_

and the

best coordinated big man I’ve ever, seen—but

he’s

never

thing to finesse

ed ah

done.

it. He’s

Bee

any-

obsessed.

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po

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Angeles pitcher Sandy Koufax shows

goes to bat.” his pleasure after beating Pittsburgh with a onehitter Howard: compiled’ 979 average Monday night. It was the first win for Koufax who went in eight games with the Dodgers. | into the game with a 0-4 record. (AP Wirephoto.) In twenty-eight times~ at bat, he had made eleven hits, including a double, a triple and a home run. This performance is not good mae. for Reiser. *? Reiser said, “he'll hit. say,

‘Hell,

But

doing

fine’|

do

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stubborn.’

Maybe

could

them

“to

lot.

Then

the

happen

start

best

would

be

so

does

way

in

a

e

game

in - practice,

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for

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be

is|

481

8

Carolina

At game time, Howard switches | Gates.”

to a thirty-four-ounce bat that also thirty-seven inches long.

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St. Louis.

Milwaukee.

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front ‘“‘he's

didn’t

hit

|

told Reiser, “I.

way.”

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something Howard’s

batting

game

during.

a

ly off the ground. ‘I

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” “Aw,

it

felt bad

up

Reiser showed

picture was

Hit

and

got :

That: Way’

just

there.”

one ~

time

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last

season. The picture showed that Howard’s back foot was complete-

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said that he was flat-footed hitter —

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Howard

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333

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the most terrible-looking hitter in all baseball.” Reiser says he’s “talked and

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Colin. MacLaine of Scotland, and then defeated John Glover of :| tory over 31-year-old Alan ThirEngland 4 ‘and 3. well, a British Walker Cup playCarr defeated: Brian Chap- ! er and former: English Amateur man of England 1 up in the Champion, in’ the quarter-fi- morning and then edged Minals in. ithe afternoon. ichael’ Bonallack, another Walker ‘Cochran will meet Gordon Cup player ‘from England, 2 and Huddy, a 29-year-old. Englishman | 1 Pe \afternoon: who- oncé ‘captained Cambridge who-broke. an, ankle University, in one :of: today’ 20.5 ed his kneecap in a hole semi-finals.° ; road smash a year ago, defeatJoe Carr, a; two-time’. winner ed Leslie McClue of Scotland 3 of the _|title from Dublin, -will and 2 jin the morning and then Irishman Tom out tackle Jimmy Walker, a 39-year- Kknock old Scot, in the other 36hole | Craddock 2 up.in the afternoon.

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defeats,

when

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Sports

Editor

to bring big time, professional

repercussions

yesterday

in

the

wake

of

baseball

months

of

to

San

rumors,

Juan

Bob

Leith

—

who

working

to

bring

an

League

team

nal

has

here

for

years — lit the fuse win Tress had stacked

two

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yesterday

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