The San Juan Star (June 2, 1960)

|

enial (Not Espionage Cover, Claims Top Official

Vol. I_No. =

Drug B

‘By FRED ‘S. HOFFMAN WASHINGTON (AP)

second in command denied’ yesterday that his agency knew its U-2 weather study planes

Dr.

| @

eo,

Secretary

involving

of Health,

and

|

Hearings Tomorrow

a very

By HAROLD Public

+

ther

in; an

on

effort

will what

that

a

be

allowed

macist’s helper bill Po-

prepare

and

sell

no

the

Mufioz-backed

posal. The

hearings

starting

10 am.

No.

the

1 of

plebiscite

pro-

will

-held

be

in Auditorium

House

of Represen-

tatives. The

public

hearings,

believes

Popular Party secretary Ydelfonso Sola Morales, will likely last over the entire week-end and perhaps ‘through Monday. Sola Morales heads the : Senate comMittee which, jointly with a House delegation, has been considering amendments designed to supply the proposed plebis-

cite bill with ‘(See

the

needed

PLEBISCITE,

Page

electo21)

association

courses

into professional phar-

macists.”’

YORK

(AP)

— Actors

tead,

AND

of the 2700

University

YOUNGEST—Enmilio

students

of Puerto

that

¢

69, oldest

yesterday

from

Rico, received his diploma,

laude, at the Mimiya hospital. ceremony was his, classmate,

U-2s wea-

since

1956

know went

of

his

testimo-

‘reporters only

but

to

newsmen

excused, J.

large com-

after

Committee

William

said most

no

Fulbright

he does not NASA offiPage

21)

the

magna

Attending the bedClotilde Benitez, 17,

JOHN

REICHMANN

Special

To

The

MONTICELLO, venting

from

the

STAR

N.

Y.

“flight

of

the mainland

and

—

Pre-

industry

the

pre-

servation of jobs in were listed yesterday

the states as reasons

daughter of Chancellor Jaime Benitez, the youngest grad.

why

organizing

uate. See story on Page 3. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

campaign be made

Eichmann Saw Violent

Death, Not K idnaping By

“He

SAM

SUMMERLIN

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — lived:- in constant terror of being

killed. But he never dreamed of being kid-

naped.” - Reliable

sources

yesterday

(ted. Eichmann was grabbed. by secret commando-like agents here May 12 or 138, and whisked by

gave that description of Adolf Eichmann in discles- plane to. Israel. ing new

details

of his

cap-

' Equity closed the hit show “The: eting. The! “Tenth Man” audience was -cloak-and-dagger stories of Tenth Man” last night, launching - its first all-out theatrical. strike dismissed and by #p.m. the lights the postwar world. in 41 years. Every playhouse on on the West 45th: street theater Eichmann, ‘the most wanted dark. Broadway was expected to ‘close were Nazi -war criminal still alive, is within 24 hours. The! closing of “The Tenth, in Israel. He will stand trial there The 17-member east of Pad- Man” ‘was in line with Equity’s on charges of being the man most dy Chayefsky’s modern Drama, announeed plan for a_hit-and- |responsible under Adolf Hitler for based on an old Jewish legend, run campaign of harassment rthe extermination of six million failed to report baekstage at the against’ Broadway . producers— Jews. Officially Israel has never admit(See ACTORS, Page 21) Booth Theater on schedule. Ins-

|

Pasarell,

graduated

they went to a union me- ture here by Israeli agents in one of the most dramatic There was no picketing.

|

altitude than 200

ESPIONAGE,

By

OLDEST

4. Secretary of Health | Guillermo Arbona revealed yesterday

in a| news conference that he has mmended to Sen. Anselmi that legislation be passed (See DRUG, Page 21)

com-

Hard PR Drive

ing statements about that are ‘not rue.’

Actors Equity May Close Broadway: ‘10th Man’ Out NEW

-

cum side

pharmacy

ad-

told the

IVE Meeting Told To Plan

the president of the Puerto Rico Pharmacist’s Assn. as being

3, The

operas

fact.”

with

was

(See

pharmacist.

president Dr. Esteban Nuiiez has attacked the bill for ‘‘eonverting 614 | auxiliary pharmacists {who have not fulfilled therequired: University ' pharmacy

the me

| deputy

this,

(D.-Arkansas) believe that

to

the bill

about

Chairman

‘prescriptions

“badly informed” and for mak-

the

transcript

Meeting

in the absence and without the supervision of a qualified, — graduate

a

Dryden

phar-

pular Party Senate leaders term 2. Sen. Francisco L. Anselmi, a stalemate created by the Stachairman of the Senate committehoed Republican party’s refutee that. recommended approval sal “‘to say where it stands” on |]. of the bill, attacked yesterday

intelli-

or

flights

was handed to

plained avail.

of Pub-

under

“no

rafter censors had deleted segments of it. Reporters

said

should

also

“after

and

ny

‘‘presents,

question

circumstances

begin

plebiscite break

serious

the Space

The Space Agency’s deputy ichief spoke behind closed doors

the

Saldafia

said And

either in devices,

NASA’s

research

until

that the! bill, as ap-

lic health.” Font stressed

J. LIDIN

the to

Font

spy-3>

but the agency did not just where the aircraft

profession.

proved in the Senate,

hearings

tomorrow

Jorge

yesterday

has

mittee the high have made more

.°

auxiliary pharmacists to sell prescriptions in the absence-.of:: a graduate, licensed pharmacist. Rep.

for

Dryden

instruments

ministrator,

a-bill introduced and approved by the Senate authorizing

Plebiscite

thods,

tions.” Dryden,

The controversy centéred around the following: | 1. The vice-president of the House strongly attacked +

L.

gence activities development of

the Legislature,

the pharmacy

used

Aeronautics

Administration

By A. W. MALDONADO The regulation of pharmacists, long a matter of debate and concern in Puerto Rico, broke out yesterday in a bubbling hot controversy

being

Hugh

National

Clause Lets Clerks Fill Prescriptions e

were

ing. A Senate investigator was openly skeptical of this. Testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee,

a

i

-—<

The Civilian Space Agency’s

| BUENOS

AIRES,

Foreign

Minister,

Traboada

said

(AP)— Diogenes

late last

night

that Argentina will make a formal protest. te Israel if it is proved that Adolf Kichmann was ——in Argentina.

But

it

accepted

is the story

most of

how

generally the

now

(See EICHMANN, Page 21)

an

intensive

in Puerto Rico must by the International

Union of Etectrical Workers (AFL-CIO). Speaking at the IUE’s 10th annual convention here yesterday,

Al

Hartnett;

the union

and

secretary

one of

of

its most

forceful organizing officials said, “We must get more men in the field to wage an aggressive campaign. It means facing up to our

problems. We’ve got to raise the per capita dues. Bargain basement unionism does not pay off. We

must

match

the

millions

being poured into runaway plants, Puerto Rico has become for

employers

seeking

a haven to

evade

responsibilities on the mainland.” Hartnett asserted that the organization

of

the

unorganized,

which is essential to viable union movement, has been largely ignored

by

the

must provide a leadership, and organized labor ed,” he said. Hartnett also leaders will have in Puerto

Rico,

AFL-CIO.

“We

full measure of the enemies of must be defeatdeclared | that to be developed and

he

predicted

an ullimate separate district IUE there.

“

a

penne

ha

aE

2

THE

S&

New Turkey

. JUAN’

STAR'

—

Th:

|

wid

‘ 3

oa

2;

1960

oad

|

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|

1

‘Error’ Bil

| |

Is Returned

Orders Mass Arrest

For ‘Study’

Of Former Deputies By Webb

ANKARA, itary

regime

McKinley

Bill 711, which

,

(AP)—Turkey’s

new

mil-

i

revealed

yesterday the mass re-arrest of former Democrat Party deputies and warned that guilty members of

military

spokesman

have

‘Tape

‘!land

of

flown

Yassiada

to

near

' Several women in the group.

jail

Alitli

said,

gated

the

were

for

possible

constitution,

were

violations

corruption

of

and

crimes against the state. The investigation is being pur sued by a panel of judges set up

by GEN.

CEMAL

GURSEL

...orders

mass

arrests

Aims Blame At Ike For Summit Fizzle

He

charged to

the

onto

for

him.

“The first step was fo be expected from the U. S. President and from him only,” Khrushchev said in reply to a question submitted by a correspondent from the government newspaper, Izvestia.

Published tributed by agency,

Ply

reiterates

ges

on

the

summit

The

yesterday and disthe Soviet news

Tass,

Khrushchev’s

his

previous

failure

meeting

last

correspondent

re-

char-

of the

timony

report

their

aim

Yican

U.

and

“to

public

S.

Eisenhower's to the

nation

mislead and

government

to

The

for

telehad

the

as

Ame-

shield

from

the maxi-

for

the

fully

justified criticism for wrecking summit conference.” the

out

arrests during

days.

Unconfirmed

about

1,500

have the

been

past

two

reports

say

deputies,

former

of-

ficials, and associates of the Menderes regime now are in custody. Virtually all of the deputies

originally were taken into custody in the early hours of the military

coup

May

of the deputies were “caught trying to subvert the people.”

There have been reports some have tried to contact various Democrats Party Headquarters to revive their organization and

opposition

to

LOS ANGELES flipped,

the

new

he strangled a threw her body

Emil been

time customers looked concerned, a would-be

man

walked

of

on unrepair-

inte Castille Real

Restaurant in San Juan, leaned over to disconnect a radio playing for the patrons’ enjoyment, and calmly walked out with the $30 portable set. Only after the noontime rush had ended did the cashier notice the radio was gone. Waitresses recalled they were so busy they hadn’t noticed the thief.

22,

said

he

since

he

broke

up because

has

Marianna

up

Scene

last Saturday night, they

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talked

to

her

alone

in

of two

of

a

years

in

maximum

two-

tion. “She

said,

‘No.

the same as months ago.’ Worked

Hard

“I worked just

Things

they

for

Just

very

her.

are

were

just

in

her.

She

the

|

“I was going to throw water on her to revive her. But when I got to

the

pond,

it

was

so

useless

I

threw her into the water. “I never got mad at a person before in my life. I never struck a person in my life. I don’t know

what

came

over

me.

plain

it. I became

I can’t

panicky.

ex-

I ran

away.” Booked

On

Crew-cut

Suspicion

of

Murder

Daruty,

engineering

student at Pacific States University, is booked on suspicion of murder. . terance

man

for Los

schools, was

Angeles

a student

Professional

city

dental as-

Ambulance

FORECAST: and

im emergency the Medicel

centect

e@

wers

in

the

Puerto

DALE

METZLER

a

the

and

mistake

cloudy

(AP)—Flash

were

officials report.

washed

away.

*

teday

Sam Bio

and

Doctors

Juan Piedras

p.m.

i

Cali

7%,

76,

88

Tel.

partly

.

LITTLE

PEROF

“There is a

says

perkst2. @

cS 7

School

-of

Duty

3-2467

for

imformation

and

Isales

NEW YORK (AP)—Traders Tuesday fave the following quotations for rice, ex-dock, New York, in cents per pounds: Extra

fancy

Zenith

9%.

Extra fancy Rexoro 12%. Fancy second heads short grain

714,

Washington

D. C. 82, partly cloudy; Washington D. C. 82, partly cloudy; Miami, 82, cloudy; San Fran| cisco, 66, partly cloudy. The

Night

Tel. 2617

Philadelphia,

cloudy;

on

RICE

at

a

cloudy;

:

409

YESTERDAY'S LOW: 11. STATESIDE TEMPERATURES: Boston, 60, cloudy;- New

York,

to

Metropolitan Area Santurce - Barrio Obrero

assistance Dr. R. Fernandez

WINDS: Easterly to southeasterly at from 5 to 15 knots. TEMPERATURES: 1:30

Pro-

expected :

All Night\Pharmacy Fernandez Jurcos 1304 Santurce Tel. 3-5169

Virgin

HIGH:

‘floods

to-

afternoon.

YESTERDAY’s

in

Emergency Registry

Ponce

eloudy

the

yes-

Popu-

legislatign.

least 169 persons,

tonight, with scattered showers and a few thundershowers in the

(M.D.

immediately

admitted

majority

made

MANILA

afternoon.

Rico

Islands—Partly

call 3-2 and Associetion | will

doctor

Juan,

House presid-

from .a typhoon that swept Luzon Island last weekend drowned at

day and tonight, with scattered showers and a few thundersho-

Stop 30 — Hato Rey. Tel. 6-0262 or 6-2222 Ext. 20 # impossible to focate your

San

filed

.| Ninety persons are missing and about 5,000 homeless. Newspaper ‘reports listed as many as 183 dead in Manila and suburbs, where floods in some places reached rooftops. Hundreds of small homes along river

S

Mayaguez—Partly

bill was

was

the who

perty damage was top $2 million.

kitchen floor, unconscious. I picked her up. I took her in my arms. I her to the fish pond.

the

it

it,

the

Party

banks

‘ to

that

Flash Floods Drown 169 On Luzon Island

looked

fell

of

that

“watch-dog”

‘

choked

Arciagainst

allowing the bill to go through with: the “error.” But it was also the fault of the two minority parties—Republican and Independence—whose main function, Font said, is to

a party

Her

“J just flipped, I guess.

favor

lar

just too futile for me. I became so enraged I did not realize what doing.

asserted

terday

at school

Everything

leader voted

Vice-president of Jorge Font Satdafia,

son, Syrian

é j ae

three

For

hard

Rigual

to date

was

floor who

printed exactly as in the Secretaria.

-a_prebysterian;

of the slaying

House

Alvarado,

ed over the House when it approved the bill, and who voted

PARTLY CLOUDY

the

kitchen. I pleaded for a reconcilia-

for you. =<

The

the bill, has termed it unconstitutional, The Secretary of the House, | Nestor Rigual, yesterday denied that it was a “printing error.”

of about 20 young people at the home of a well-to-do manufacturer.

met at a party, and: “I

was

Daruty, an importer’s Orthodox.

mance.

Then,

the girl wanted

lio

other boys. The father said it was because of religious differences—

Miss Hatch, daughter of a main-

writing with resume to box 576 Caguas. are kept confidential.

Syngman

sistant at Los Angeles City College. Her mother is vice principal of a junior high school. The mother said the two broke

three months ago with Marianna Hatch, 19, after a three-year ro-

carried

noon-

“I just

pretty coed and in a fish pond.

Daruty,

depressed

ls Stopped By Thief At Castillo Real

—(AP)—

I guess.”

Thus a love-tormented young engineering student explained why

“TT

counterful

president

Says, ‘I Just Hiipped, -Guess’

Music To Lunch By a

Korean

Student Strangles Coed, 19,

I was

While

RELAXES—Former

Korean community, B. Y. Choy, president of a local Korean benevolent society founded by Rhee, chat at the beach home in Honolulu where the 85-year-old Korean leader is staying. (AP Wirephoto.) :

27.

The spokesman, referring to the new arrests, said that some

stir up regime.

RHEE

al-

with the Men-

said.

mass

carried

month.

comment on Secretary of State Christian A. Herter’s postsummit statement to the Senate Foreign Committee. Relations Khrushchev said Herter’s tes-

vision

face

investigated

Alitli

Paris-+

asked

could

being

ters,

the wrecking of the summit away from the U.S. governmént and

com-

deres regime and for their part in the shooting of civilian rio-

was

blame

they

leged collaboration

Premier said in a

Eisenhower

shift

court,

were

statement published yesterday that President Eisenhower showed no interest in meeting with him to get the Paris summit conference going last month. trying

constitutional

mum penalty. Five Generals Under Arrest Five generals also under arrest

Nikita Statement

MOSCOW (AP) Nikita S. Khrushchev

Gursel’s

|mittee. If indicted by this panel and found guilty by a superior

penalty

instead

press. |

Rhee, left, and one of his best friends among the Hawii. investi-

being

victim.

law as it; affects freedom of the

is-

Menderes and his ministers and

seduction

year sentence. ; Legislators also said they will study the constitutionality of the

Istanbul.

deputies

or

nimum

—

the

it, was

error is that the bill sets a mi-/

of national unithe 403 deputies

been

” in

Bill 711 prohibits the publi-| cation of the name of a female}

of Menderes’ Democrat Party were now under arrest. Most already

-*

consideration.”

Col. Trtugul Alitli, a member of general Cemal Gursel’s committee ty—said 306 of

an

returned yesterday to the Senate Penal Committee for “study and

Premier Adnan Menderes’ government might face extreme, penalties. A

was ap-

pproved in the House and in Senate preliminary vote

Languages.

At the Sen Juan Darlingtoe”

- TIDES

| |

Thursday, June 2

|

High Tides

|San Juan: Fajardo: Ponce: Mayaguez:

2:11 2:02 3:37 2:45 Low

San Juan: Fajardo: Ponce: » Mayaguez:

A.M. A.M. A.M. AM.

~, 2:50 2:41 3:33 2:24

Tides

|

9:03 AM, 8:52 A.M. 1446 A.M. 8:45 A.M.

|

PM, P.M, P.M, P.M,

8:31 P.M. 8:20 P.M, 5:11 P.M, 8:13 P.M,

N.JUAN STAR — Thurodar, Jone 1960

2,700 Receive Degrees Ink gest UPR Commencement Exercises By A. W. MALDONADO

A University of Puerto

Rico graduating

class of 2, 700, the

largest in the 53-year-old history of the University, received de grees at the graduation ceremonies yesterday at the Rio Pie-

(Youngest And Oldest Grads

dras campus, ‘Chancellor

Jaime

Benitez,

Jin a philosophical address, ‘told the grasuatés: - “The

sustenance

that you

CONGRATULATIONS—Chaneellor Jaime Benitez con- have received here is not gratulates and hands diploma to Luis F. Bueso, son of bread but yeast. Eyes hunthe

late

Facundo

Bueso,

science faculty when uary 24th. Luis Bueso

who

was

head

of

the

gry

natural

drowned in.a boating accident Jan-

Besides fullfilling his emic requirements, graduated from the ROTC and received

by Gunter

Hett.)

Bill Senate Okayed Senate

has

has

not

approved

taken action yesterday

macy

students

By Virginia

N ita

a

Dill

allowingTeo

GUNTER Gomez,

a

as yet. The! following the

and

St., Santa

“As -

by

a

STAR

among

long-time

HETT 58 Teniente

are

practicing Rafael

Gijon,

Legislature

health,

Five

years sity ‘plus ams:

later saying: “We appreciate

dropped

162

St.,

ree.

‘he of how things

make

stamps

and why which

a

are!

mixed. That, one

has to know and a knowl-

edge eof _ try

chémis- |

and

once

again

offer which

the

Oliveras pointed out that a total of 938 of the graduating class has received

try-

will

al-

low them to participate in island educational system. .

training

the

Oldest

which

And

Youngest

to

profession.

Benitez, daughter of the Chancellor, the youngest in the class.

Olga

Josefina

Collazo,

of

biology, ;

brcause of the incompatibilites

are

to

people

in

not

the high

®

can

arise

from

different ingredients.”

Jaime Cortes, Caparra “A practitioncs is not

Terrace: a profes-

| sional - pharmacist. If he is not, how

then

can

he

dispense a - prescription? He ; aas no knowledge , of chemistry~ or

“restore

rubber

whims

of

the

for

the

first

time

the

government’s

by

WIPR-TV,

educational

sta-

the

:

in

American+

| Democratic

disarmament

action

of

presi-

control

under _ inter-

in a speech

to the

man being. The bill is definitely harmful to the public welfare.” Victor Quiles, 1327 -Delta St., Picrio Nuevo: “I have worked hard for five years to receive my diploma today. I also prac-

ticed six months under

same

privilege

that I worked so hard and long for. Besides, | thi to

public

health, ue

Attacks Stevenson, estions for

Stevenson

United

of

the

:

Fe

not

in

to

say

Clotilda

around

‘felicidades.’

Benitez

and

Se-

For Mayaguez Medical Site e

of

$7

million.

The board.

measure of. seven

pervise

the

000

for

million. will

was

a

most

as

pleasant

atmos-

preparation

the

“It

smilingly

provides members

for a to. suof

plans.

The municipal government of Mayaguez has so far raised $300,-

looked around at all his visitors.

said

.

the construction of a Medical. Center for Mayaguez at a cost

Hospital

he

ry

Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin yesterday approved a bill which creates a provisional board to carry through with

he

later”,

while peace,

present

has

destroyed,’’.

administration

been he

impaired said.

project

Fund

The

match

and

will

federal each

the

te

provide

$1.5

government

dollar

with

twe

awarded

the

for distinction

Alumni

in the

hu-

that

proposed

Hendricks,

20,

of

664

lot is located

outside

on the road

to San

final

are

plans

ready

in

a

of Mayaguez

German.

expected

year

and

a

campus.

“He

used

morning

at

brought

us

to study and

to

kiss

7:30.

old

and

the].

me

every

was

most in

good

day.

European

gentlemanly

half

every

He

books

helpful way.”

cipal

hospital,

a

district

hospital,

private

institutions.

our NATO Allies that does not depend on the budget bureauerats.”

Atlantic

Alliance

Council.

aid program for poor countries. 4. Make it plain that gener:

and

complete

international

disarmament control

is

‘‘an

DRUG STORES

be and

a -rehabilitation center,. and a home for the aged. It is expected that space will be available for

DONT DELAY-

States:

Strengthen

The to

Ponce de Leon Ave. Hato Rey, the hospital will be in operation another of his visitors, said “We bin about two and a half years. will sure miss him around the The center will contain a muni-

under impe-

rative for ‘all of us.” 5. Show the world that freedom works in the United States In megtin ing needs for schooling, research, if health, housing and all forms of public services.

aa

was

- Julie

3. Join our Allies in a long-range

making sug. also resumed

and

Medal

1. Build up “deterrent power and a limited war capability with

an

Administration

his attack on the Eisenhower administration in the’ wake of the collapse of the summit conference. “The effectiveness for leadership Washigton

a licerised

pharmacist. I see it unfair to give an auxiliary pharmacist ' | the

nation.

drugs on the hu-

students

manities.

tion.

places.”

dential nominee submitted a plan looking. toward general and comnational

call

of the

bastian Garcia, dean of humanities, came by to present ‘Crandpa’ his diploma. A former U. S. Customs appraiser, Pasarell. went back to school after he retired from 45 years of government service in 1958. “I worked first and studied

School of -Natural Science, was the graduate with the highest

convention of the Textile Workers |, 2. Strengthen the Western altoxicology, all of Union— an organization that has lience by ‘building a stronger ' which is neces- endorsed Sen. John Kennedy of political and economic community sary to predict Massachusetts for the 1960 nomi- in the free world” and setting up

s

when

(AP)—Adlai

confidence

leadership.” The 1952-1959 plete

popular

one

‘Big Moment The big moment, however, was

E. Stevenson yesterday outlined a five-point “grand strategy for peace.’ He urged the United States to adopt such a program to “recover the initiative in the cold war” and

CHICAGO

that

was

the campus., And his hospital room was like a beehive yesterday ‘afternoon as his classmates

we know

sincere.”

Pasarell,

most

Stevenson Urges Adoption Of ‘Grand’ Peace Strategy

up a pre-|

to have

people

subject

few

=

Would you make phere at the campus and I en-4 dollars. <surgeon’s aide a scholastic average with a 3.94 out joyed the many, many friends The center will be built on a ? surgeon just be- of a possible 4.0. She received I made.” lot of about 45 acres which will “! cause of his ex- the Isabel Andreu de Aguilar MeLike Miss Benitez, he also We. have fought this ‘dal. graduated ‘magna a laude’ |be purchased for $300,000. The “The long ceremony was televised before and we will

legislation again. The

is very bad. It is a matter

scription

is

the public and to #the

perience?

del Brey

Chancellor’s

Hilton

detrimental

from

=

The oldest graduate, however, +

Emilio

3 any sense and is

of univer‘schooling board excannot be

experience.’ >2ario , Bares,

sinBe-

Among the graduates was Emilike this. « It lio Pasarell, at 69 the oldest in = doesn’t make the class, and 17-year-old Clotilde

replaced by just a

Present

nitez said that this had always been his position, ‘‘even under the most difficult ditions.”’ Oliveras, who was, present at the ceremony, issued a statement

ga-

been

sity of Puerto Rico theatre. yesterday, when the youngest graduate, Clotilde Benitez, 17, received her diploma Chancellor Benitez; her father.

hospital fer a checkup. ‘Grandpa’, as many of them

ing for years to pass something

harm our profesit will public

has

- There was thunderous applause in.the packed Univer-

Candido Oliveras; his ‘‘most eere and loyal cooperation.”

phar-

pharmacist,

By GUNTER HETT

spirit

MUNOZ OKS Bill clasmmateswast toein coueee| Srof herHumanities, Mimiya

pharmacist.)

strongly the bill. not only

sion but endanger

opinions

newly-graduated

Hotel. “The

Teresita.

pharmacist, I |, Oppose P.It will

understand,

“The Chancellor went on to offer the new: Secretary. of Education,

pharmacy helpers who do not possess university pharmacy degrees to dispense drugs and make prescriptions. The House thered

and

‘Oliveras

Pharmacists Decry (The

see

thirsty for justice and ° full of less to .‘serve—nothing desire should \a University: graduate be and nothing ‘less must a Puerto Rican - University graduate be.”

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FRE SAN JUAN STAR — Thuviay, Fone 2 1960

4

Herter: Far East Probing

Wagner Tells Puerto

|

Action Likely By Red Bloc | By

JOHN

WASHINGTON

Chrisiian

said

in the Far East.

coupled

a fresh

this

warning

denunciation

government intent on

of Red

as an outlaw grabbing its

smaller neighbors by He pledged that

force. the United

treaty

allies.

spekesman reported the gist of, Herter’s remarks after the conferenee

the the

the

outleok

in

wake of Russia’s summit meeting.

blowup

at

The

examined

eight

allies

agreed

they

Although

predicting

Herter

said

he

likely

does

trow

not

ex-

States will continue to oppose Red China’s admission to the United

pect any Russian aetion against divided Berlin. But he cautioned that Soviet policy can switch very

Nations

trustworthy

rapidly

and

peace

keep

its guard.

until it makes to live at neighbors.

with

that

the

Lambasts

‘Stand Firm’ Herter outlined his closed door strategy representatives of the

up

views at a meeting of eight South-

west

must

Nash.

bership

calm look. In

in

the

the reply,

Chinese

U.

tense

is

N.

mee

Reds

might

post-summit lambasted

for

re-}

-help

NEW out-|, — Puerte the| United

unswervingly

a

summary

newest ealling

of

Radio

antkAmeriean them:

proef

Peiping’s diatribes,

that

the

Chi-

nese Reds want to kiek the United States out ef the Far East, new seiz

YORK Mayor Robert; (irish than Dublin, mere ewish urged yesterday that! | people: than im Israel,’* the mayor Ricans” whe come te the} said. “Today, I believe we have States “prepare

answering

said,

New

was

aimed

Zealand’s

at

prime

Nationalist

Herter

of industry here.”

Migratien by

New

Cenference York

monwealth Hall.

regime

on

Fermesa,

‘thas

residents

berm

or of Puerte Sam

im

Puerto

Rieam

parents

Juam—some

700,600

per-

City

sponsored)

and

“We

lian

The

the Com-|

mayor

said he

and Fernan-

of Puerte Rice at City ‘do Sierra Berdecia, Puerte Riean ‘seeretary of laber, had agreed that this cenference weuld be deWagner neted there are

Mayor countries itting Red |. approximat

said.

|jmere

The mayo? addressed the Fourth | 55

ely

700,00¢ Puerto

The secretary’s strongly werded |China to the United Nations would eans im New York attack on the Peiping regime, mean abandenment ef the Chinese than in San Juan.

informants

themselves

Riee

pushing a hard line in dealing needs with the. west. He read delegates

tralize Japan and along its perimeter.

Reds

He

have

more

extraction

City,

persons

than

Reme,

Ri-|

mere of

voted to “problems. ef lew :employment. im the eity.””

Mayor Wagner

‘te Ricans Ita-| themselves

more

wage.

said' many

Puer-

in New Yerk “find in lew wage industries

where: they ferougit

Sed

are not

to

able to earn

support

themselves

s| without supplemental relief.” a He said even if the minimum

| wage. were increased to $1.25 an |hour, it “would not- provide a deb cent

COMMONWEALTH

OF PUERTO

living

for

family

bread

win-

imers.”” He went on: Minimum. Wage Net fnough

RICO

“With

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

‘mam

respect

wage,

to the

Welfare

PUBLIC HEARINGS

a weekly wage

$1.25

min.

Commisioner

(| James R. Dumpsom that even this figure

has stated weuld bring

$13 less

than

re-

‘| quired by a family ef three ac‘eording te minimal welfare stand-

ards, and $24 less than

the

sum

The Committee on Interior Government, “Appointments

and Impeachment Proceeding; of the Senate and the Special Committee

of the House

of Representatives

which

have

under consideration the bills filed in both Legislative Cham-

bers for the purpose of authorizing the holding of a plebiscite in connection with the political status of Puerto Rico, and for

the implementation of said plebiscite, will hold joint public

hearings beginning on next Friday the Third of June, 1960

SS vores anne = as

promises its Asian

Walter

ported to have suggested to the meeting that Red China’s mem-{

can

expect trouble from the Chinese Reds unless they stand firm. ble,

minister

at ten o’clock in the morning, in the Hearings Room of the House of Representatives, for the purpose of receiving testimony in connection with this legislation, dealing with the pol-

!

MAYER

ROBERT

,¢ent—were

in families where was

|semi-skilied

All interested persons are invited to be present at these

our

whole

‘\nefit

and

the

will

Heuse

of Representatives

JULIOC. TORRES «

Seeretary

Laber

city ‘own:

Senate of Puerto Rico

.

supaddi-

be

industry

economy

wage able

te

will be-

earner

him-

provide

bet-

Commissiener

Harold

A.

Felix said that about 200,000 Puerte Ricans are empleyed in the and abeut businesses.

“It

is

a

fact

4,086

ewn

their

that

these

new-

comers,zy) sieepise the Ianguage barvier, have adjusted faster . than

groups, of

| i years,”

RIGUAL

in

| tex, im every way, for his. family.’

day and Monday the 4th, 5th and 6th of June.

Secretary

needed

needs - ef

kere,

‘self

public hearings, which will continue durmg Saturday, Sun-

NESTOR

four. receiv44 per

; tien: to wages. | “If those whe come here from Puerto Ries or from: any other ipast ef the United States prepare themselves; for the skilled and

tical status of Puerto Rico.

Son Juan, Puerto Rico, this Ist. : day | of June 1960. ,

WAGNER

— fer a family ef “Of the 61,000 persens ing heme relief, 27,000—er | plementation

;

China's regime

Herter

Asia

A

Sees = SSS SSE TT : a = RR

Herter

A.

the Communist blec launch new probing

action, especially with

east of

ke

earlier_

declared!

i ‘Tunisia Travel Pads i nt

State

yesterday likely will

SCALI (#—Seeretary

Ricans To Get Set | For Industrial Jobs"

TUNES

(AP)—Tunisia,

follow-

img 2 modern trend teward un| fettered travel, has annaunced | reciprocal

agreements

with

Nor-

i way, Sweden, Denmark and Fini, land for visits up te thee ‘| without viszs:

months

OF

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an

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— Thursday, June 2, 1

1 Year Sugar Act Extension OK'd > (Mart Advances Again

House Committee's Action Excludes Cut In Cuba Quota WASHINGTON

(AP)

—

The House Agriculture

By JOHN sickes

Com-

mittee yesterday denied President Eisenhower authority tot cut Cuba’s quota. It approved a one-year extension of the U. S. Sugar

ty asked The

Act

without

by the White House. committee’s 20-13 vote

possibility

ef a spirited

battle

including

the authori-

indicated

in

the

strongly

House

the

or Senate,

or

ket made another slight advance on average in very active trading yesterday. The

motors

aimed

at the

Fidel

Castro

Chairman Harold an interview that

in

poseibility

there

regime

in Cuba.

would

be

opposition

to

his

some

advanced.

aircrafts,

coppers

declined. Of 1,212 were

D. Cooley (D., N. C.) conceded later the committee vote suggested the

and

chemicals

both, by those advocating some punitive provision in ‘the vanced, act

-

NEW YORK (®—The stock mar-

issues

589

'and

tobaccos

traded,

429

declined,

ad-

and

The

Associated

Press

It was

average $215.10.

flights

are

being

inau-

to

San

gurated,

20, yes-

The service will be the all-cargo flights operating

first out

“Puerto Rico has a greater cargo potential than Miami,” The flights to and from San Juan are also part of the larger nation-wide cargo carrying plan

The

EAL,

manager

flights

to

according Jim

and

from

Mia-

Sundays. said

the

all be earried

cargo

in L-1049-C

tellations, converted from passenger use.

a

payload

would

of

Cons-

by Eastern They carry

34,500 pounds,

said.

he

~

By

Bob

cases.

There

driver,

also

be

be

a

lethal

weapon on the highway. Poor brakes, engine failure, poor lights, etc. can be contributing factor s or even direct causes of traffic acCidents. It behooves every automobile Owner and driver in Puerto Rico to fake

every

possible

Rrecaution

to

Qvoid accidents on our highwa ys. Before starting out, check your brakes, tires, lights, and other mechanical

features

of

ye&r

car

if anything is wrong, don't get it taken care of without DON‘T STICK YOUR OUT! . . . ) You MIGHT YOUR HEAD! This little tale is published with through the courtesy of CLINIC, 115 de Diego Ave., turce

(in

morket), ficiating.

front

Mr.

of

Fronk

Pueblo

and

wait, delay. NECK LOSE hereCAR SanSuper

Kirkpatrick

/

hearing

the

Labor on

Relations

—

of-

arrive

at

Newark

at %

charges

-companies

filed

against

the

involved.

The companies’ are Baronet P.R. Inc. and Esco, and the InGoods,

Plastic & Novelty Workers Union (AFL-CIO),

charges

unfair

la-

Santurce Resident Wins ‘Barrel’ Prize a

practices. countercharges some

be

against

alleging 40

aired

dismis-

employes,

at

the

will

NLRB

scheduled for June 13. Ruiz Nazario’s injunc-

tion forbidding picketing followed hearings on a petition filed in

U.S.

District

Court

Regional

Director

Compton

charging

by

NLRB

Raymond the

J.

leather

workers union with violation the labor law in picketing

of in

an attempt to gain recognition without having filed with the

board.

COFFEE

Angel Pesquera, Jr., of Santurce, was the winner of the first prize,

bons 3S at 36.50-36.75A and 35.50-35.75A. “B” futures closed 15 lower to 2 higher.

$500 in cash and other miscellaneous items in the eighth drawing of

High

Low

Close

36.80 34.65

36.75 34.55

36.74N 34.71N

the

‘‘Barrels

Second

of

prize

Medina,

100

Money’

contest.

winner

was

Rucabado

St.,

Luis

bio E. Cumpiano, an employee at the RCA Communications office in San Juan. The contest, sponsored by the

American Tobacco last through July,

Company, will with drawings

taking

Sunday

Comandante

each

race

at

El

track.

EAL Freight Hauls Air

YORK

Lines

started

reg-

ularly scheduled all-cargo flights between the New York metropolitan area and Atlanta, Ga. By the end of June, the line

plans tween

and

to

offer

principal

major

seuthwest

the

points

and

service

northern

becities

in the south,

Puerto

44.50 44.35 42.36 5

A-Asked;

Rico.

N- Nominal.

SUGAR’

33.00 34.05. 33.41N 33 35 lower te 1/ higLow

Jly Sep Oct May Sep Raw B-Bid.

ut “ett ey

Close

°44.39N 44.26N 42.35N 41.80N 41.50

FUTURES High 5.82 596 6.00

sugar fu2 higher.

Low 5.81 5.94 6.00

Clése 5.81-82 5.96 6.00

sugar futures No. 4 closed unto 4 lower. ent Se contiacts. High Lew lose 3.63 3.00 3.00-3.01 3.12 3.10 3.10 3.15 3.1 3.13B 3.27 3.27 3.27 3.36 3.35 3.34B sugar spot 6.05.

DOW NEW YORK averages: 30

INDUS

20 15

RRS UTILS

65

—

44.40 44.25 42.30 41.80 41.30

NEW YORK (AP)—Domestic tures No. 6 closed 1 lower to Sales 87 contracts.

World changed

(AP)—Eastern

yesterday

Jiy Sep Dec Mar May

contracts.

34.05 33.40 * futures closed 25 Sales 43 contracts. High

Jiy Sep Nov.

To Include Island NEW

Mar Me

San- Lien.

turce, and third prize went to Fa-

place

Jhy Dee

33

on

STOCKS

Jones

Changes

624.89

OFF

0.61

339.44 88.51

OFF Up

0.22 0.41

204.67

Up

0.02

Goodrich

Texato

1%

1 and

Cyan

551%

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54%

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33%

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38%

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27% 81

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504 421%

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the

government and corporate advanced slightly amid

Beth Steel Boeing Air

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with “volume

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Dow

Close

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JONES (AP)-—Closing

Chal

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_ NEW YORK (AP)—Coffee spot Santos No. 4 ex-duck closed at 37.50A. Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bour. Sales

Market

Food

FUTURES

t

|i

4:30

a.m.

hearing, Judge

was

31%

— 3

of

a National

at

38%

p.m., arriving in San Juan at 9:45 p.m. It will leave San Juan

also

Third

%

Can

sal

Judge pend-

off

Am

companies,

Tuesday by U.S. District Clemente Ruiz Nazario,

Time,

+My

the

ended late

on 99,000 shares.

General

18%

arriving in Miami at 10:15 a.m. Flight 4x leaves Miami at 5

Unien

U. S. bonds

Airlines

facturers was ordered

their complaint, against ternational Leather

con

can

Newark

to 32% on 218,100 shares. Second was American Motors, up,% to

Am

am.,

irregular

1,600,000 year.

—M% +h +m

bor

of

no doubt that many of them are caused by lack of “prevention” through adequate care of your automobile. A poorly maintained Car, even in the hands of the most

experienced

leave

3%.

32% 90% 6042

Picketing at the plants of two Vega Baja leather goods manu-

union

Speed, poor driving habits, lack of law enforcement and a multitude of other reasons have been set forth os the couse of traffic accidents which have claimed more than 150 lives on the highways of Puerto Rico in the first five months of this year. There is no doubt that every One of these reasons are valid in specific

will

Mining

Alumin Ltd Aluminum Co Amerada Pet

7:30

2,

13%,

were

Minnesota

General Telephone continued in the most active position, down 1%

the largest volume. since

at

Kennecott

and

+t%

again’

%,

Union Oil for California 2. American Stock Exchange prices

‘+Y%

Juan

89,300 shares. DuPont’ dropped

7 points by Vick Chemical, Polaroid 4, Beckman Instruments 3%,

2854

Vega Baja Picketing Ordered Stopped By Ruiz

by

Finner

San

gains of

52

at 10:45 pm., arriving in San Juan at 5:20 am. It will leave

to

3-x

Board

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and

unchanged.

Standard index rose

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steels

Petroleums,

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, June 2, 1960

Here And There

\Smorgasbord Puerto Rico Style Dance Students Win Bars At Medal Ball — By Nory Segarra Everyone had a ball at Arthur Murray’s gay Medal Sunday night at the Club Flamboyan when gold,

Ball

silver and bronze medals were awarded met

the

from

studio’s

three_

stringent

dance

generations+

crowded the club for the affair and many an oldster outdid a youngster in the inMerengue, Samba. Judging. | for

several

had

been

days

before

going

floor.

took

Mrs.

over

Ventura

Marin Cha-Ccha-ed with Johnny Menendez; Mr. Marin Samba-ed

on

the

instructors

the:dance

Mambo, ‘Tango or

Dancers

doing the swing with Sonny Casenave. Next, senior bronze medalists with, their

tricate steps ef the Cha-Cha,

to students who

standards.

gala

with

Neida

Ruiz

Tango-ed

Taylor; with

Mrs.

Milton

Eddie

Lopez;

affair by Miss Nona Garrtee,/ Mrs. Margarita Blondet -de QuinArthur Murray dance director | tero’s partner for the Tango was form Atlanta, Ga., assistant Eddie Marquez, and Mrs. Merregional director of all Arthur cedes Lajara de Francis danced Murray

who

the

studios on the East Coast,

had

watched

through

their

the finalits

paces.

Bronze Medalists Shortly after 11 pm, bronze

medal

finalists

the

in

the

Samba

wtih

Mr.

Menendez.

Silver And Gold Medalists

go

Silver

medalists,

Miss

Aubrey

Graham executed an exhibition Tango with Mr. Casenave as her partner,

and

Mrs.

Fernando

Domenech had the.same gentleintermediate class began the ex- man as her partner-in the Mambo, hibitons. Miss Gloria Cancio/ Miss Pepita Gonzalez took the danced a Tango with Eddie coveted gold medal this time and Lopez, followed by a Merengue, showed the instructors, her classdanced by Jesus Melendez: with mates and the audiences two Miss

as

Shell

Room

of the La Concha

Hotel.

night feature as well Mogensen, Betty Knorr)

The

general

deluxe

manager

buffets

are

a

of the hotel, says.

popular

Nick

Thursday

(STAR

Taylor,

partner.

of the

They

studio,

were

fol-

lowed by student Miss Lupita Canecio doing a Fox-Trot with Sonny Casenave; Antonio Rigau waltzing with Miss Neida Cordero; Rosa Cancio waltzing with

INAUGURATING LA CONCHA SUNDAY BUFFET— Mr. ape Mrs. Henning Mogensen and their sons, Mack and Richard, along with Atita Morales de Rodriguez Moreno and her daughter, Anita and Magda, sample the inaugural Sunday noon buffet at the

Norva

his

Lee;

Miguel

Rovira

ing with Hilda Leon; Rovira Cha-Cha-ing

photo by

Lopez;

and

waltz-

Mrs. Miquel with Eddie

Miss~Maribel

Perez

\. J. Bautista Carnival Plans Progressing, Says Carrion: NORY

Plans

SEGARRA

for

the

San

Bautista Carnival,

through

26,

nounced

are

Juan

June

23

materializ-

ing rapidly, according to Billy Carrion, carnival committee chairman. Ricardo Freiria will be

chairman

of

the

fund

raising

that

yesterday.

committee

Salomone,

of the

Jr.,

West

Indies

Advertising

cy; Luis Lebron, ger of Eastern Frank

posed

prominent

Juan

Bros.,

Inc.;

an-

Banco

de

abdrdrtdrddtddtubtdddttdaduedrrdtbtttbbbttbbbbbbbb>dbg ADPPEEES PPP RARARAAAAAAPPPERPAPPAPEPP

men,

Mr.

Carrion

Hotel;

president

com-

business

Hilton

Ma-

of

the

Agen-

general manaAirlines here;

Ballester,

of

Ballester

Arturo

Ponce;

cudero, lino

manager

Morales,

for the carnival, San

general

Caribe

on

Alphonse

nuel

committee of

Others

are

Gallardo,

Antonio

Enrique

Arocho

Special

made,

Adsuar,

and

Luis said,

‘are

for

strung

cords

with

Es-

Children’s yesterday

Late parents

of

Rodriguez, briel

little

Mr.

Rexach,

of

Nilda

of

DISCOUNT

the

carnival

BRANDS PRICES

AT

ed

on

at

a

the

afternoon

children’s

of

festival

HATO F.

D.

Union

and

a Viennese

were

Lee,

dance

Mrs.

Truki-

Myrtelina

Lynn,

Miss Leon, Mr. CaTaylor, Mr. MenenWinters,

took

to

Mr.

over

the

Lopez,

Edwin

floor

Concepcion’s r

At

for-

Alvaro

the

Latin-American

Cesar

hand

his

Mrs. Ana

The

the

Ball

event

Calderons,

Goss,

were

Mr.

and

Milton

Ruiz,

Miss

festivi-

June

25

in

the

Munoz Rivera Park. Before the coronation the queen will parade

Nilda

the and

Rexach

with her court of honor from San Augustin Church, at Ponce

de

Leon, to the park. Miss Rexach is a _ kindergar-

ten

student

rriqueno. cement queen’s

at the

The

Liceo

was “Inade parents by

Carrion

and

was

a champagne Carrion’s. the

Puerto-

official

announ-

.

bar,

Baquero, Margarita

Miss Llo-

piece

that

the

did

at

you

plena,”

already

few

Jacqueline

Borgos, Mrs.

Also at the ball were Mr. and Mrs. Pablo Melendez and their daughter,

Mrs.

C. D.

her son, Mr. and Cancio, the Hernan cios,

Nieves

Convay

and

Mrs. Omar Perez Can-

Mendez,

Mrs. ‘Fernando

Mr.

and

Fernandez,

Mr.

know Mi-Ken-

so

copies

Mrs. Carlos T. Rodriguez, Emma Blasini, Dr. Nelson

bronze

/ is

Mrs.

Manolo Perezes and Mrs. Antonio Rigan.

Fernandez, Dona Maria Blondet, mother of Mrs. Quintero, a senior

himself.

The

lar

Eleanor Roosevelt

her ‘silver

celebrated

Bautista Carnival) was composed by none other than Billy Car-

81

win

and Mrs.

de-Gun,” you’ve been hearing over the air recently to announce the upcoming San Juan

rion

wife

‘to the little Mr. and Mrs.

reception. Popular Plena

catchy

and Mrs. Enver Azizi, Domenech, who watch-

Ana Maria Nova, Miss

veras,

Gawere

Furnitvze

203

by

Bar Tango =

sers, Mr. Fernando

Incidentally,

PONCE

and‘

whose wife was one of the bronze medalists, the Richard Schmei-

that

Roosevelt

an

Wilda

Mrs.

Norge

REY

of here

officials,

Mr.

the

Appliances, Water heaters, Sinks Furniture, Bedding, Housewares, Fishing tackle, Patio Furnishings

124

Studios

quickstep;‘followed

Spectators

General Electric — Hotpoint — RCA — Frigidaire Westinghouse — Phileo — Easy — Kelvinator

a Gold waltz.

On

The little queen will be crown-

HOUSE

NATIONALLY ADVERTISED EXTREME DISCOUNT

for

instructors

English

rythms of Orchestra.

informed that their daughter had been chosen as the Children’s Queen ties.

by

to

Rexach

Santurce,

director

Murray

instructors

te

the

Mrs.

Truxillo,

in San Juan, did.the choréography for three numbers danced

ed

Queen afternoon,

P.

Arthur

Miss Cordero, Mr. Marquez. Afterwards the guests, students and

bells.

and

Roy the

de-

will decorate the which will also be

and

popu-

of

the

Angel

medal

finalists,

the

Juan

Guistis, Mr. and Mrs. Jose «

Gonzalez Hernandez and Cuca Farina de Woodbury,

Mrs. from

New York, whose mother, Mrs. Mercedes Francis won her senior bronze medal that night. be re-recorded shortly to meet the demands of the record collecting public. ' Another souvenir of this year’s gala

carnival

is

bound

to

be

record made by Cortejo and his the stunning poster, designed group, are already collector’s 1 Jdee Ernesto Negro , and items. Good news| is-that it -w: ue ch = by Pavia Prints, .

SiS,

PA

Sai

Bit i

Pig lit sald

ie

he hg

Sd

|

{

dez,

coration of the carnival grounds. Besides the strings of lights, to illuminate the scene, giant groteque papier mache figures

and masks lamp posts,

Tango

i i

Ray Landry, senave, Miss

being

the

a

partner in the former and Casenave in the latter.

Participating

Ferre.

arrangements

Carrion

Marce-

dances,

her Mr.

llo,

Nilda Kexach To Reign As Queen Of Children’s Festivities By

exhibiton

a Cha-Cha with Mr. Menendez as

seh

sar

RG ROPE SL AR

PERS 3.

de td

:

a

—

:

‘

b

i

ee

ere

;

Murray Sietay inden went | , Jef vpkt At Skt

FUN AT THE MURRAY MEDAL BALL Everyone had fan Sunday cat night at the Club Flambeyan when Arthur through their damce paces to receive award and

geld medal

~ menech

Miss

(silver)

¥ i

Aubrey

medals, Above, left, silver

Graham

(silver),

and Miss Pepita Genralez (gold),

Mrs.

Juan

pose with

Do-

Arthur

Venton Marne e pese mela

Coase e, Mike DeMareo and 3 Rey P. Trujillo, en a m executes a

0

| samba with his |

by

—

Miss

Betty Knorr)

a

A Man 64 Is “On fis Own” ANN:

['m

who

He

‘Sek

groups teday,

clubs here

will at

hold

12:30

p.m.

a at

and

civic

Mrs.

Eva

Lopez,

president

me

to

dinner,

the

has announced.

Con-

dado Beach . Hotel, for . ladies visiting the island in connection with the World Housing Congress,

Good to

flavor:

a vegetable

add

celery

salad.

i

to

movies, plays and social gatherings.

I

find

him

good

company |

and very considerate. Out of the blue he sunsunced | he'll

never

marry

again, because

he’s “teo old for that.” But he, tells me I mean 2 great deal to| him and that life would be empty without

me.

I want to get married—if eet to him, to someone else. Shall I'

tell him how will

bring

I feel and hope it|

a proposal?

Or

would |

it be better to continue to go ‘with | him

and hope

that

in

time

he'll

want to marry me on his own?— Ww. DEAR

his ewn.” He’s been honest with you so now be honest with him. Tell him you're too eld to date just

for

Architects and Surveyers fer the delegates of the Werld Housing and Planning Congress at '5 p.m.

W. W..: A man 64 as “on

the

heck

of

it, and

that |

at

the

| Nin

St.,

Insfitute Hato

you're interested -in a permanent | ' FRIDAY, Give him a couple of months make up his mind. ff the tels you he’s not going to remarry, accept it as the end

of a pleasant inter-

lude and make other friends.

3—The

Pan-

different but

we

answers.

want

an

Please Septy

FRIDAY,

June

3—Dinner

by

Asseciation to My Parent-Teachers ar- honor Br. Lmis A. Yordan and the We 1959 Boardof Director at Jack’s and Rendezvous Restaurant im: Ponce. It

may ‘sound like a matter of simple wer from mM. the paper.

Hotel.

ceo Ponceito, the faculty and the

DEAR ANN LANDERS: husband and I are having an gument-abput something. have phoned up a few people arithmetic,

June

the Board: éf Directers of ‘the Li-

ee

gotten

Salvador

|} American Medical Wemen’s Al-# to be held June to liance cenvention 3 threngh 8 at Cendado Beach;

relationship.

have

Bldg.,

Rey.

ans-

in

We were married in June of} 1949: ‘say we will be celebrating! our 11th anniversary “ ermine

NUNDAY LUNCH BUFFET A special treat for the whole family in the beauti-

ful CLUB

LA

CONCHA

from 12:30 to 3 P.M. Enjoy.

the largest variety of delicious food — _ especially. planned for every taste, and only $3.50 per. person.

- Children under 10, $2.50. Delightful music by Rafael Figuerea

, Quintet.

of

public relations for the congress,

is 64.

takes

Petes

luncheon

widew ia my |

late 50s. I've been dating a wid-|i ower

Cordero.

Luncheon For Congress Ladies

Az Landes ‘Says

Wemen's

DEAR

Neida

and

his

String

=

seeds

THE

SAN JUAN

News Analysis

Our Man

you

HARMON

don’t

do next—send res.

know

out

what

At ment

to

eharged ing such

have

Yesterday’s to

was

Gulf-Puerto

that

up

to find out how manufacturers

revive

The

this ac-

Rico

lished

are

here.

which

will

next

already

These

two

weeks,

will

program

well

as

Puerto

in

their Rico

attitudes as

a

site

about for

ex-

at

are

this

program

cxaserated

when

maly practic-

ally every week brings news of new plants beginning operations. Worries may also seem to be dispelled by the recent report that

Fomento,

after

earlier

jit-

ters, expects to hit its fiscal 1960 quota of 165 new plants promoted. But concern over the longTange outlook persists. . the rate of For example,. growth of employment on the island dropped from 347 per cent in the fiscal 1950 to 1954 Period to 57 per cent in the fis-

ea]

1955

to

1959

period,

accord-

ing to a report by two Fomento economists. No less an authority than Fomento Administrator Teodoro Moscoso told a legislative hearing in early April that if the present rate of growth

is

not

increased,

employment

in Fomento-promoted would reach only 100,000

1975.

This

total

would

plants jobs by

be

about

one-half of the Planning Board’s projected figures for employment

in promoted year.

plants

for

that

Many Theories There are many theories explaining the slowdown of what once was a phenomenal rate of

employment growth. But most tend to center on two concrete factors—the

impact

minimum-wage

of

scales,

spiraling

and

problem of rising freight, fates. The Commonwealth hgS waged

a long

but

largely

uiSuccessful

the

be

only

disputed

rates.

that

are

they

about

min-

is

the

going

Up

72

a study

University’s

for

Center

for

Rico

cent,

increased

against

crease

the

for

a

new

Munoz

since

1955.

Dem-

to raise wages quickly as pos-

further

the

significance

down

and

even of

slow-

this

be

sum-

marized like this: start from nothing,

When your

you rate

of

growth

to

at

the

istic a

group

might

is bound

beginning.

to

expect

pace

over

It

be is

to keep a

large unreal-

up

sustained

such period

of time. These officials believe that the Planning Board’s estimates

for

1975,

more

have since

which

than

were

two

published

years.

ago,

may

been overly optimistic, the projections were based

largely on’ the experiences of the early years of the program.

As

may be

seen,

those

ficials who|do believe that Possible to sustain a high

of

growth,

small

area

have

an

ofit is rate

exceedingly

in

which

to

man-

hand,

they

are

hem-

euver.

’ On med

rates,

one in

by

over

the

climb

which

the

in

freight

Common-

wealth government has combattle against the clirfb in mari- paratively little centrol. On the time freight rates. ‘lother, they are faced with in-

coming

a

*e

*

LETTER

FROM

ternal—and

to

that

get

‘Do

to

of screenings:

by

Juan

ET

CETERA

Miramar,

in

Nancy

for

Goodwin’s

§Eric’s

luncheon

Tourist

restaurant,

starting

Trap

in

today...

features

an

and wire seulpture

ex-

creations

by Isa and Dirk Richards starting tomorrow... Jim and Dorothy Weber, . back from a week’s

vacation in New York and points north, are tossing a beach buffet dinner-dance and Friday evening for Condado Beach

membérs.

degree

Brown,

“

*

t

DEPT:

opens

hibition of paintings

DEPT:

‘Father

film with Alee Simone Signoret:

Bordem. Dk

you

work

of the Puerto

d Balloon’’’-with a Chaplin Festival of and ‘‘Calle Mayor,” a Spanish film

directed

oF

realities

wage

to

schedule

“The shorts;

*

HOME

some

ternal—political dictate

The Cine-Club

The Detective,” an English cite “Casque D’Or,” with

Manhattan.

Dear Al, your

Guests

and

friends

the fun, Jood and foaming

pay

swim party Hotel club

$2.50

beer they can

for

all

consume.

ex-

which

scales

must

advance.

Several

Probabilities

The purpose of the new $20,000 survey is to provide these officials with information

about

the

degree

of penetration

of those promotional campaigns to date and to determine how the campaigns can be improved. Although the results of thé survey cannot be predicted, sev-

eral

probabilities

If

the

degree

seem

survey

of

clear. *

uncovers

awareness

land’s

industrial

mento tional

will probably funds from

a

of

low

the

is-

incentives,

seek the

Fo-

addiCom-

monwealth Legislature for larger promotional staffs and increased advertising budgets.

However, discover

turers

itself.

Beginning ‘Bond To Be Good In capsule form, the position

of

town

discount the

in

DEPT:

Rican Ateneo, which holds screenings the last Wednesday of each month, announces the forth-

office!”’

The only area in which they are free to move decisively is in the _ structural organization of Fomento and its promotional campaigns. :

sible. The more __ politicallyminded Fomento officials generally tend to discount the impact of minimum wages on the rate of growth of the industrialization program. In many cases, these officials take a

step

conditioned

manager,

never

on

Popular

is as

office

workers

jobs

Marin’s Party island

air

the

continue

At this point, however, economic “theory” collides with s‘political” reality. One of the major platforms of Gov. Luis ocratic on the

said

repairmen

in-

the rate of intrease was cent, the report. said.

55,000

on,”

these

per

Fomento

CINEMA

English.

*

*e

*

in

were

sub-titles

the

night,

Sunday

other

minds.

72

In

facing the

conditioner

*

+

+

*

air

her day

for next

something early. The

COMMUNICATIONS DEPT: During a singfest on the kinescoped Perry Como TV show the

FAMILY RELATIONS DEPT: No matter how busy Luis Ferré is when he visits New York, he never fails to pay a call on his sister—Sister Thomas Michael—who is in a convent in down-

In-

The two economists — H. C. Barton, Jr. and Robert Solo— estimated that the accelerated rise in wage levels set by Federal committees had cost the land's economy between 35.000

fand

*

huge

Karlin

Dr.

course

she woke up and said, “‘I feel like a new woman.”

HERE DEPT: was parked il-

cars.

A

fear

darn

that

get

Of

stomach.

her He. gave over. and she went to bed

came throat

¢

cent

per

factory

mainland.

plants, 84 per

by

22

in the pit of my

still

I

mother,

her

being

of

dunking.

*

zone, and was

*

Harv-

ternational Affairs, two Fomento economists noted that since October, 1954, hourly earnings of factory workers in Puerto

an

fact

Cent

prepared

the

DEPT:

“Hold

realize

up—and

Per

midnight Oe

ONLY HAPPEN a string of autos

all

Sweat-soaked

the In

that

in-

San‘ Juan office kept breaking. down about as often as we are having cloud bursts these days. When mechanics arrived to re-repair the conditioner for the umpteenth time, several employes were ready to give them a piece of their

believe.

thing

traditional

*

.

ard

time.

industrialization

officials

imum-wage

In

undertaken

Uncertain Many thoughtful Fomento officials frankly admit they are uncertain of what to do next in their battle with a series of Problems which they _ believe are threatening the long-range outlook of the island’s industrialization program. These new surveys. it is hoped, will provid some mifch-needed answers. / Talk of a slow down in t seem

Rico,

of

LABOR

much less unanimity in Fomento circles

about

Pay

now?

being

Puerto

a

COULD other day

windows

manufac-

about

Everyone’s

to rain. Instead of handing out traffic violation tickets, he acted instinctively and closed the

Puerto

thoughts in

fast.

Tronically, it is precisely because Fomento officials don’t know what to do next that the

surveys

a

Fomento

cannot

as

Certainly, the industrialization Program has been “surveyed” and “studied” from almost every conceivable point of view. Why surveys

many

second

fact,

Pansion.

more

giving

from

Hotel.

wrong way on Calle Europa opposite the Fomento Building. Along came a cop just as it started

cost of and fin-

and

and

legally in a no parking

still

| wages in the slowdown in to industrialization program.

general,

The

about the role of rising minimum

uncover the attifudes of the executives abaut the industrialization

is

IT

Pacific

facing

Intercontinental

*

Conference

of

to

There is of opinion

the

seek

Juan

areas,

aside

lines.

goods

most

estab-

within

to

Rican

establishing

questions,

be mailed

set

FMB

prospect

turer

five-question survtop executives of

which

to

more increase in the shipping raw materials

Jn addition to this major project, Fomento officials are now firms

thé

steamship

ished

a

by

Coast-Puerto

much know

cusation.

preparing ey of the

San

_ Vited (at $3 per) to the big event that will feature bazaar booths in the garden, pool and beach

Common-

seeks

niece, Margaret, came home from school the other day and said she did not feel well. I took her temperature— almost 104. After nine years

CARNIVAL COMMUNIQUE: Rumors has it that King-Mo-mo will be unmasked at the San Juan Bautista Carnival party, June 23 at the

Conference.

pending

appeal

granted

for

about the isfand’s industrialization and tax-exemption programs

will undoubtedly

By Al Dinhofe:

Board

an interim 10 per cent increase

Fomen-

$20,000

Maritime

Rican

Another

follow-

Lwealth

news

anteing

a survey Mainland

with

Federal

the governpending to a

decision sustaining a 28.8 per cent increase in cargo rates by the U.S. Atlantic . Coast and

_ frequently

Fomento a policy.

the moment, has an appeal

recent

questionnai-

Critics of the island’s Economic Development Administration

(Fomento)

Here & There

In Doubt-Ask!

FREDERICK

When

in San Juan

the

are

many

aware

incentive reluctant

Review such

‘mento its

a

of the

island’s

ask

probably

incentives

the

authority

to

Fo-

program, even

for more

attractive benefits to manufacturers establishing here. Fomento Administrator Moscoso is already on record as advocating holiday

that terms

the

present taxbe liberalized.

He has proposed that tax exemption

be

deferred

to

the

first

year that a firm shows a- profit, and that manufacturers receive an option between a 20-year, 50 per cent exemption and the Present

10-year,

100

per

cent

the

new

in’

Senators open a U-2 inquiry. They want to find the sinner who ‘got the government into such a devil of a fix, it had to resort to the truth. **

Rockefeller

*

has

sporting

blood.

First he rules himself off the track,

waits

until

from

the

Nixon

is

wire—

two

and

lengths

then

lays

odds of one to five he could catch Nixon if he tried. xe

i

seems

destined

changes

we get along without

- approach

problem.

to

its \

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about major

survey

the

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POTOMAC

Shakespearian

Fomento’s

Iany-side

A

outcome,

whatever

to bring

O>”€—’E>CXN

Democratic chairmen say Adlai Stevenson’s stock is rising. They say since the world resembles a

exemption.

But

NW’ |:

review

Legislature grant

MARSHAL ISSUES WARNING—Marshal Rodion Malinovsky, Soviet defense minister, addresses workers’ rally at Kremlin in Moscow, when he warned that the Soviet Union would launch rockets at takeoff base of any foreign plane that henceforth violates Russia’s air space.

(AP Photo.)

Possible

circumstances,

would

present

and

may

manufac-

program, but are still to establish plants

here. In

researchers

that

WN

When By

STAR — Thursday, June 2, 1960

ANWMA

10

tragedy, ***

how

Can

Hamlet?

*

Father: “‘Why did you fib about skipping school today?” 8-year-old: St hols Aaaas

“That

was

no

a covering

fib,

pop.

That

was

statement.”

.

*

ek

New Jersey’s Gov. Meyner warns that

Jack

Kennedy’s

campaign

is

rolling too fast. A lot of delegates love

the

Kennedys—

for

the

way

jingle when ‘they walk. *

Gov.

ek

*

Rockefeller

says

he’ll

cept a draft. First man with

the

because

draft He’s

board

to take

a hardship *

Republicans

ac-

to plead him

case.

oe

ignored.

history’s

great moral lesson in handling the U-2 incident: All of George

Washington’s

Forge

stemmed

troubles from

admitted he chopped darned cherry tree.

at the

Valley day

down

he

that

i ais a ae y ‘|

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the

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Risk

ps

A bill amending the pharmacy law has been approved by the. Commonwealth Senate. The amendment makes it legal for apprentices in drug stores

to fit prescriptions in the absenceof a licensed phar-

macist, if the pharmacist has given his consent that the apprentice fill prescriptions. ~ The bill is a sort of stop-gap measure which permits these dispensers of dangerous drugs who are not graduate, authorized pharmacists to fill prescrip-

tions if they are registered with the Department Health for this purpose.

ing

practice

of

of

The bill would end the exist-

apprentices

registering

and’ ‘would,

eventually, make it illegal for anyone but a licensed, graduate pharmacist from filling prescriptions or

dispensing

dangerous

drugs.

;

In the meantime, however, these apprentices can continue, if they are registered, to fill prescriptions.

This is a dangerous practice which we hope the House

will handle

with

a little more

concern

for the: public

welfare when the bill approved by the Senate is considered.

stitute

We hope the bill will be killed, and a sub-

amendment

will be

approved

making

it man-

tory that only a. qualified, licensed pharmacist can

_ fill a doctor’s prescription. = Repairs on automobiles might be made by un-

ae, :

' qualified mechanics, ‘and the car will stop functioning.

_ But a doctor’s pore

the patient’s illmess.-

is backed

by diagnosis

sponsibility of his profession. ‘When Hise, a body can stop functioning.

With

J

the :re-_

From Washington

~

a mistake -is And that is

er

High

of

It requirés expert, careful. fil-

ling by a licensed pharmacist who. recognizes ‘ous.

DiWoo St.bers Fest. Dis patel

Reaction To Summit Report:

:

| Party Means

Hope

Little In Crisis

A class of 2,700 men and women received their ées

yesterday

in

graduation

ceremonies

at

By William S. White

the

University of Puerto Rico. It is a bright new day, teday, for those who are entering the business or

WASHINGTON. — In a neighborhood beer bar in suburban Maryland 20 men were present and two men listened — at first. Later-on, 16 of the 20 were listening. This correspondent had picked this place to hear President Eisenhower report to the country on the broken summit conference and on what he proposed now to do. Here was a place where one might gain some small impression of what one very, very small section of “the

professional world to establish themselves on their own merits and in competition with one another, and with those who had a similar graduation day in years past.

It iss with high hope that one receives a degree

which bears. testimony to studies completed and preparation made for a life of one’s choosing. It is

with high hope that we greet these new members

-of

the business and professional life of Puerto Rico. We know they will contribute greatly to a community that is always in need of new ideas, new enterprise, new initiative and new leadership. : .

We

wish the graduates

in their tomorrows.

of yesterday

good luck

at 10 am.

in Auditorium

representation,

or individually

;2

is one

as

that>will

be with

us fer some

time. Ht is a matter that the Legislature is seeking

to reconcile to the best interests of the people, by enacting a law that will autherize the plebiscite that will be fair to the proponents of all political forms of

government involved in the controversy. Any political party or-group view that is not ex-

pressed at the hearings

fail

t}

appear from

speech

one,

should disqualify those who

making

complaints

“the law Sgt is Gnally approved. det eR

One

and

with

thing

that

eb

later

about

- Was

gi ia: 4

te

is

world all

will

cledr,

to

crown

this

the

people .

of

this

went

on

they

image

began

that

now

to

turn,

him

| 1

played, , they. shuffled;

their

feet

2

jis

WRT Tate

Bote

aR

Gratis

as

Bie

ks ree

and

It

certainly

may

have

been

unimportant

trying

to

.

did

x

in some

room

along

with

say.

strange way it seemed

and

that

that what he

from

here

who

on

it might

now

wish

this issue of the summit.

the

either

people

fully

in

this

understood

shabby

or fully

be

very,

to destroy, It was

not

approved

the

little

taverm

Beyond question, the President did not appear for political -purposes. Beyond question,

he

gave

a

summary.

not

of

a

winning

policy

but rather of a thus-far losing one. But beyond.

question,

misses

his

too,

unless

guess,

the

this

correspondent

President

also

wholly

made

a

profoundly successful address in political terms

—| because it was not political at all. _ The debate about it all will go on and on. The winner, in terms of the next presidential election, may or may not be the Republicans. But there is one absolutely certain winner in the minds of ordinary people. This winner is

a man

named

Eisenhower

and this winner

is

the United States of America. For, whatever else may be in doubt, one thing surely cannot be; indoubt. We have made mistakes as a nation and we went tdo soon and too un-

iA 3

t

mi

he

words of the President.

z

ae

then, here and there, 7a man got up, and Sto

wrong

was

over

that

by

room.,

he

track

with

one

policies.

difficult for those

nation °

filled the

small

In some

will argue about what the! President about the degree of candor and; the

to the

right

was saying had put this country back on the

however,

his Administration

however

what

now

At the very end; when ‘the national anthem.

ea

Sgabaddaadie

the

the

aspects of his world leadership — had carried -

been enthusiastic about Mr. Eisenhower — is that this was the best speech he ever made. Here was a tired and elderly man saying, as it seemed to me all that could be properly said of the past, and offering all ‘that could be honestly promised for the future. The people scattered about the beer bar were first resentful that the juke box had been turned off in order to permit the President to appear on the TV screen in the back of the room. They were at no point wildly. elated ° that this change had. been made. But as the

time and facilities permit, — The controversy over the proposed plebiscite on status

—

degree ‘of leadership he showed. But the view of one man — and of one man who has not

The holding

lic with the opportunity to express its views, collecti-

political

develop.

Many said —

of hearings by a legislative body is an essential procedure in a democratic system. It presents the pubgroup

Union

a gift of peace to and of everywhere.

No. 1 in the Capitol building in San Juan.

vely through

Soviet

been

not suggest to a watcher that this was a knot of Eisenhower workshippers. It did seem to this watcher, however, that this man on the screen

public” thought of the President. It is not, of course, clear, and never can be cleat in advance, how our relationship with the

so hopefully

Public hearings will be held on a proposed plebistomorrow

had

is that the President has been deeply saddened in the twilight of his public life, he had looked

Plebiscite Hearings eité bill beginning

raggedly and in an embarrassed way at attention. No doubt it did not prove very much. It did not establish that the President’s policies

Ohh

prepared to the summit. But in the last end

we are, in the human sense at least, in a stronger. position. than’.we were before.

si spoke.

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the he

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Show Biz Books Flood Market;

\Navarro Nabbed Twice

For Drunken Driving

Jessel, Murray & Police Cash In By BOB

THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD literary

The

(AP)

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show

biz

books

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is

“Flow

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conquered

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quotes

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vulgar,

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veteran

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man

Ken

time

Navarro

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familiar to millions

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Completely

Fully screened,

conveniences.

bedroom

entrance rates UF furnish-

private

linen service, all

Largea pate. Feseed. aeaeaee

pocaeg, Cacique,”

Aime sae

Each

aireonditioned,

hot and cold water, independent $15. double, $12 single. by the month. 713 BEACH

53.

Banturce,

Beata

aot

|

1154

2-2883, 810

Magdalena

SALE

condit

1400

SQ.

FT.

—

OFFICE

clear,

66

TO

SPACE.

Clean,

windows.

Roosevelt

Puerto

f

Unfurnished.

Must

one

FARM

floor.

Will pay $150 monthly. Will sid buying. Call Larry Schneider, Room 422 Caribe Hilton.

1789

DORADO various Express

| 64

PRIVATE ENTRANCE, private bath, lhot water, air conditioner optional. For single man, with references. $60. without air conditioning. Cacique St. 1921, Santa Call

for

appointment

(615

ooking facilities, hotel service, use whole apartment. Across San Juan Darlington, . On one of main A Telephone 2-3940. Fdz. Juncos 635, Apt. 3. 1485

HIGHWAY:

Farm,

Water,

—LOTS

FOR

MARQUEZ

planted

in

light

Mr.

club

visiting,

etc.

&

AIR P.

BR.

types. 812

COND.

FILTERS

and

INC.

sizes

manufacturers

air

window

Call

FILTERS conditioning

units

—-

also

all

filters

industrial

3-5999. UP

AIR CONDITIONERS

ORS’

SHOP

annual

HOME WASHING

ORS’

repairs

at

from

annual

this

APPLIANCES:

MACHINES

from

$125.00

up,

annual

WAREHOUSE

SALE

this

$110.00

up,

week at Mufiez Rivera 875 Rio Piedras _ kilometer 2.8 Eryiiis Alte Read. 73

DEYEES,~ from

new,

with

full

factory

warranty

service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTOns? annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Muiioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.

$45.00

up.

full factory warranty DISTRIBUTWAREHOUSE SALE this

with

SALE

brand new with full factery warranty and service, at INSULAR DISTRIBUT-

HEATERS

HEATERS,

new,

service

WAREHOUSE

week at Mufioz Rivera 875 Rio Piedras ert kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.

INSULAR

IRONERS, from $125.00 up, brand new with full factory warranty and service, at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE

SALE

this

week

at

Mufioz

Real Estate Corner

Call

UF

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

Punta 1691

63

AIR CONDITIONERS, from $125.00 up brand new with full factory warranty and service, at INSULAR DISTRIBUT-

SERVICE

REPAIR

WATER

NEW CONCEPT ia tourist accomodations. With the rental of one of our excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day loam of a car for your nite

505

2-7465.

Mo

week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 28 Trujille Alto Road. 1815 7%

anytime.

ten until

A.V.S.

AIR COND. REPAIRS ~—

De Diego from San-

For Classifieds: Call 3-8254

1475

only,

AIERCONDITIONING & BEFRIGERATION

—

ORS’

weekdays

two. Florence M. Holman, San Juan Darlington. 1780

CLOTHES

and

. Dispesing

50 cents each,

for home

SALE

APPLIANCE

8

sightseeing,

AFRICAN VIOLETS— Personal collection of exquisite African violets. small lants two to four inches high, not yét blooming size, collectors items only, extraordinary varieties in leaves and flowers, all guaranteed true to name (but reverts possible at maturity). Also large

Madrid, 2-3891. SPEAK SEANEE

ONE O8 two giris to live with continental coupleon Peacede Leon, Santurce. Kitchen privileges and use of the house. Large terrace overlooking city. $15. weekly, $50. monthly. 3-1016.

2-0486

near

Las

airport.

Marias,

108

Doncella

bath.

St.,

Santurce, UF

Near

beach.

Sun

terraces.

77

Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Beatriz Ratini, Telephone 3-2936,_ 402

UF

1585

526

HOTEL

LUQUILLO

RESTAURANT.

On

—

OUEAN

VIEW

the

ocean.

Double

BALDRICH Near Commonwealth School, Metropolitan Shopping Center, and

buses

BEACH

all

$19,500

with

ATLANTIC easy

the

walk

low

down

VIEW

-

to Sam

Beach neighborhood,

Juan

Schoal.

Complete-

HOUSE,

Santurce,

606

mS

955

ping center. Large rooms, 2 bathrooms,

2-3994,

'

. |

UF

GUEST APARTMENTS: near University Theatre, car and guide supplied. Suite with living-dinimg area, attractively furnished, bedroom, math, screens,

maid sun terrace, takes service, a linen, private 2 2 pe neighberhood,

blocks

from

few

. minutes

to

beaches, shopping, business centers. Two Ponce

de

Leon,

3-6535

Oli

Centrally

HOUSE, FULLY furnished, in residential

Quiet

ACQUEDUCT HILL High up — over the city with magnificent view day and night! A big, well home with four bedrooms, three baths, plenty of living space. indoors and out. Excele lent service facilities and room for exe pansion if you need guest space, studio, or office. Acre of land with p landscaping, orchids, beautiful trees. A remarkably fine. home — opportunely priced for immediate sale. 1784 64

cae

located. Single and deuble accommodations with private bath, some air conditioned. Rates from $4 single. Mrs.

Cruthirds,

the transportation!

TELS. 3.5315

UF GUEST

payment!

Robert Tschudin,

trade

1384

Miramar,

bedroom

DEL PILAR — Just off Caguas Road, Fine, high building site at only $8,500. Look for our sign at Calle San Valentin, or call us any time and we’ll provide

Realtor

by

3-2331,

Avenue,

Three

ly air conditioned three bedroom on big corner lot, with separate garage and servant’s quarters. Garege air conditioned, too, for use as shop or office. $24,000 — Price includes many extras!

Breakfast incladed. Outdoor barat your disposal. 1850 Atlantic,

COLONIAL

points.

HOUSE

the beach. Roll out water. Airconditioning

winds. becue

to

home with separate garage, servant’s quarters. Cool, hedge inclosed patio. Only

rooms,$7 3 minutes from the famous beach of Luquillo. Pyerto Rican and Sontineatal food. _ Laquillo, P.R, HILS

Brau

‘

128

I

pri-

1778

DIRT!

2-5355.

types

LOT 9000 sq. meters, R—2. 3 minutes off Rio Piedras—Cupey Bajo Road. K.0, HS. Phone Jose Gonzalez. 6-2000, no Monday through

3-3215,

‘airconditioned,

touch NO

De | 145

SALE

Debt-free.

=o

FOR RENT

FOR

fruit trees, on mew Highway. 20 minutes

turce.

ROOMS

T

Re 610

house or or Ocean

be

ce.

d

and

Nuevo.’ Cali

1499

Park.

see NO DIRT,

Del Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604, between San Jorgc and Parque, Santur-

repair for home commerctal New building in business section. | establishments. All Stateside mechanics, — 24718 days Service. Stateside Call | air meres with iron

and

Diego Aves., yes, 8-0270.

RENT

FOB IMMEDIATE occupancy, apartment (elevator) Condado

DIRT,

Phone

a7

1803

WANTED

Avenue

ELEGANT THREE-OFFICE suite. Selling furnishings and decor to person intérested ia renting. Stop 23, appropriate for professional or businessman. Call 2-0200. 1793 613

S$

Private and semi-private baths, kitchen facilities. Hot water. 2 blocks from busses, shopping. 3-1481. Mrs. Z. C. Steffens, Cacique St. 2071, Santurce.

service All screened Hot water. Some with air conditioning Best hotet and residential section Beach facilities Special drrangements for couples travel

One

see

In-

MAISON BLANCHE Guest flouse. Double LA CASA BOSA - Guest House — One block from beach, residential section. All] and single air conditioned. rooms with

1120-1122. Ashtord Avenue, Condado. Rooms and etficiency apartments, Maid

guided 2-7927

food. east

Loiza

Isla Verde, 1740

69 HOUSE

1075,

brand

splend-

and | \itchenette. Private bath. Telephone

1i7i

together

III,

1.4

aircondi-|

Kitchen

an

WATER

with | street from beautiful beach, near airport.

private bath. Located in Condado secfrom La Concha Hotel tion one block Daily & weekly rates. Private entrance Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356, ASHFORD

on ocean,

UF

MAGDALENA

Newly

401-402,

For imBuilders

‘‘Buccaneer”’

id beach. For delightful vacations, weekends, or permanent. 45 minutes from Capi-

new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. | tal. Continental Social! Security Building, Ponce de Leon | Mediania Alta,

804,

center SanVela record

Leon

CLEANERS

SAN FRANCISCO,

well ventilated. Puerto ‘esa. FT. por egh

Hou

CHARRON’S

Cool,

VACUUM

ELECTEO-LUX World's only a vacuum cleaner and air purifier. Tepairs and maintenance. Breathe “NO

building, Stop 23, the heart of Santurce. Immediate occupancy. Parking facilities. 240 sq. ft. Cash $950. Would consider renting. Telephome 6-4467.

Teresita.

homes, each having: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchem, 2-car carport liberal mortgage; homes opened by appointment only. Cali Arturo Saldafia, Tel. 2-2768. 1794 616

5 PM. 63

HOUSE, im ocean view.

OFFICES

FURNISHED EOOM, vate bath, hot water,

and

G ue st ANTILLES Miramar,

de

- 614

house, built-in water heater, size level lot. minutes from San Ignacio.

AT BUCARE DEVELOPMET: Mediate occupancy Functional

heater,

RENT

OPPORTUNITY — 200 meters from Hotel La Concha, ‘Condado Section. Cool. comfortably furnished room with private bath. Also a double room private entrance. Moderate rates. Come,

RENT

2-4871,

1819

62

offers

electric stove, dinette set. 3 large closets. Enclosed yard. No Children or pets. Call

7-1288 1786

16 Ponce

SALE

W771

67

NEW. Guest room,

FOR

‘SAN IGNACIO, 3 bedroom kitchen, carport, screens, mahogany closets, on nice Just off Caguas road, 5 Rio Piedras. Apply N—13,

in

1806

Stop

3 bedrooms, built-in equipped kitchen, hot

HOUSES

3 bedrooms, bath, hot water, screened. $95 unfurnished Music Trading Co., 1853 Ponce de Leon, 2-1051.

ing

Esteban 6-5818.

2-9334 or 3-7263. 1762

RENT

never

OB

-

PLANTS FOR SALE

NEW MODERN office, unfurnished, air-conditioned. best condominium office

66

HOUSES

terrazzo

screened Vaciatalega Cangrejos

water, utility porch. Living-diningroom, bath. All screened. $135 per month. CaH

Te-

1862

Salvador.

LOS ANGELES modern, completely

baths.

kitchen dining, ':singroom. halcony, back pore, iinen. Kitchen utensils. Across San Juan Darlington, one of main avenues.

Fernandez Juncos lephone 2-3949

FURNISHED

office hours 2-2145, Mr. After office hours, call 1807

UF COOL

2371.

Located in Urb. Baldrich. Will leave telephone. Call for appointment during

2-1317.

1605 LARGE

Guaynabo

FOR

approximately. Commercial turce. 2nd fioor, ‘Martinez

formation 1779

Location: near Cuatro P. R. Box 3306 San

tioned) servant’s quarters, laundry, gar age and carport. Front and back porch.

Condominium

information

bedrooms,

3 INDEPENDENT OFFICES for rent, two of 700 sq. ft. each, one 300 sq. ft.

store,

GooD OPPORTUNITY: Comfortable house, completely furnished. Livingroom, diningroom, 3 bedrooms, (one aircendi-

San Rafael, Stop 11, Ponce de Leon Avenue, facing the Condado Lagoon. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. living-dining room

and

3

SALE

VILLAMAR, St. 2, House No. 66. 4 bedrooms, all screened, 3 airconditioned. Furnished. Excellent garden, fence,. telephone, garage and maid’s room. For information, call Vargas, 2-1510. 1765

doors

531

NEW

HOUSE,

OFFICES

€2

1410 96

PM.

1729

garage.

Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations.

up.

VACATION APARTMENT, beautifully furnished 4 bedroom, 3 bath condominium Ocean view, Condado. $400 monthly. Phone

Telephone

and

bungalows, at beautiful Beach, Montebay, Boca

furnished minutes to

$125

MODEEN

floors; water heater, cyclone fence, 350 sq. meters, conveniently located. Monthly payments: $66.00. FHA mortgage made

i Te-

1768

64

FOR

or three.

near San Juan of bed into the

laundry

reasonable. Guaynabo,

Juan.

MODERN

for two

61

bedrooms, independent bath, pantry. Telephone. Separate

CONDADO SECTION: Modera 3 bedroom apartment, $295 monthly. compltely furNished including airconditioner, freezer, washing machine, TV and fully screened.

3-5877,

good

SALE

3-8254

63

three other kitchen and

RENT

FOR

APARTMENTS

BIG

FOB

SAN IGNACIO, 3 bedroom house, built-in kitchen, carport, screens, hot water heater, 2 baths. Immediate possession. Apply San Ignacié N—12, 1772 62

closed large lawn, c te resi » all screened. Spacious porch living room, dining room master bedroom with bath

2-091]

us,

Call

properties.

Investment

or write 1472

mortgages.

first

for

available

NEW.

|

HOUSES

ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE r d within large estate (containing other residences) available for rent to desirable party. En-

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

Money

weekdays.

1777

Patricio, Bucaré

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

.

immediately.

water. $150, one year lease, to r ble party. 1427 Central Ave. Caparra rrace or call Garcia Realty, 8-1665.

UF listings San —

has Inc., sale for

8-8093 1781

Furnished. On the beach Intercontinental. Roll out

Ashford

and

3-3506,

REALTY, lots and

CINTRON houses of

:

REALTORS

Nairn

3

ASSOCIATES,

AND

property.

-

ERANCISCUS

ALLEN

RENT

- available

3 bedrooms, servants quarters, includes icebox, range and some furniture. Call

description of scores of houses for sale, beach front property, ocean front farms, islands

FOR

HILLS

r

St.

section,

withing

short

of shoplivingroom, 4 bed3 porches, kitchen

with modern equipment, telephone, servant’s quarters. Patio with Barbecue.

FULLY FURNISHED. houso-in-Ei Yunque, where you wili enjoy the gorgeous panerama of the mountains and the envigorating | alr. Rostock xelexition,

VERY

R COMFORTABLE

modern 4

house,

-

SSTPIED

3-8400 Ext 72 _HELP WANTED

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PIANOS

Full

— DIRECT

keyboard.

termites.

from factery, $425.00.

Treated

for

trepics

T.V.

WAITERS AND WAFTRESSES, preference given to scans ws aca residents who

and

Fully guaranteed. Also rent for

TV eae from with full factéry

at

|

1715

a

PIANOS

—

built,

ie

For

rent,

for

sate,

aoe

ae

12

re-

BOB.

new,

tropicalized

against rust guaranteed

INSULAR’

+ BRIDAL

$125. up. — new, warranty and service,

SALE.

BRIDES

annual

this week

at Muficz

ee Rie ,Piciras and kilometer |

| 10

years

is

a AD =

SPORTS

up and deliver your job. For professional typing, mimeographing, offset printing, more people than ever. before are turning to Thompson Services, 13 Bolivia Street, Hato Rey, Dial 6-5207. 1821 76

&

FOREIGN

1955 VOLKSWAGEN sedan. with 1960 moter. $900. Call 9-6558 after 5 Weekdays, all day

Friday, Saturday,

1826

1959 HELLMAN

Sunday.

Stenographer

CONTINENTAL

seryicing

La

Public

Concha,

ford 1666

rates.

Ave.,

IBM

Electric,

Muriel

Eddy.

1120

CARS FOR

Ash-

2-8735,

WHY down

622

ments,

EFFICIENT, fast Secretartal sores legal documents, contracts, reports, free pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh @ay or night — 3-5156. 166

PART

TIME

Sable.

Journals,

etc.

Monthly

—

6-0283.

Service

ledgers,

weekly

Air

WANTED

1955

FORD,

1960 PLYMOUTH.

Continental

photo

to

6

‘FURNITURE

and

interview.

6

and ORS’

COMPLETE

_

San Juan,

WAREHOUSE

Mufioz Rivera

HOUSEHOLD

recent photo, ‘to

P. R.

67

haspitals, for years.

267

2

—

4

PM

and

7

-9

PM.

HI-—FI’S,

uF | With at

POSITIONS B.B.A: ment

Public

MEN

— ACCOUNTING Major, ManageMajor. Three years’ experience

accounting.

statements, 358 174

WANTED,

U. UPR.

systems,

Auditing,

payroll,

quarterly

Best references, ‘Station, Rio Piedras,

Box et

manager,

Productita,

ee

experience

Assembly,

. Office. o

Box

Tool

and

Packaging,

1368.

full

DISTRIBUTSALE

this

Rio

from

refri-

6s

RENTAL

Call 3-0719 and

$45.00

up

DRESS Lr

Ponce.

Die,

Main-

414

64

Ht a

20th—July:

—

iIst—6th

29th,

Elementary . grade

Phone 1607

2-8160.

2

AM.

Por

;

tributiva

da

‘UF

DETECTIVE

Condade.

EXTERMINATING LA

and

1020

fine

Ash-

ar

SERVICES

EXTEEMINADORA

(Co

Pest Control Services) Control of insects, rats

il

years

zl

S31

SERVICES you

is

as

im-

7-2092,

-.

Ext.

at

plans. down

1566

615 HOSPITAL SUPPLIES

THE

WOSPITAL

7

Spain, Germany. J crating. storage, U.S. Van Lines, Ine. La Bolsa. Tel. 22726,

Ne.

1057.

Santurce.

For Classified Ads CALL 3-8254 Ext, 72

, |

25511, 3-3102,

TRANSEATIONS — ps English. Dependable. Vioderate . Phone 6-0878. im Lot 611

Ja

(2do

Puerto

Aveni-

piso),

Rico

el

3:00 PM actuando

a las Segal

oir

para

Especiai,

de

Local

CORP.

la

terminacién de anodizing and

metametal

con

STANLEY Qficina de Industrial.

R. SEGAL. Director Exencién Contributiva

Advertisement

PUBLIC NOTICE OFICINA DE EXENCION INDUSTRIAL

CASO NUM. N-1161 Por

MOVE YOUB Maritimes, Juan. Service,

belongings.

furniture by Almacenes opposite (Pier 9, San responsibility. guaranty

Agents

National

Van

| |

422

Lines UF

PRINTING ENVELOPES, Snapout Forms. ete. Letterheads 8 1/2 x 11, $9.25|M. Envelopes 10, $8.60/M. —— Ne. 6 3/4, $7.25|M. Business $11.00}M.

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107

Industrial Park planta en las Palmas (tentativamente). Por: Ledos. Baker & Weeds, Apartado 10165, Santurce, P terto ico. Las r adelantadas por e! peticionario para la concesién de esta °xencién contributiva son las siguientes: “La peticionaria solicita la evencién bajo las disposiciones de la Seccién 2 (d) (1) de ja Ley para el laminado, *ncha-

UF

SUPPLY dispe

for physicians, 317 Fortaleza

Rey,

Hato

FINISHING

METAL

Packing, Agent of Muebieria Ponce de

high water. pressure cleaning paint ing, eal 65132 er 0 Verde, Bayamén. 611 UF tients,

No.

el Director de la Oficina de Exenciin Contribitiva situada en la Avenids Ponce de Leén No. 107 (2de piso). Parada 27% Hato Rey, Puerto Rico, no mds tarde del tiempo a cerrase Ja vista. Esta notifieacién deberd ser publicada en 0 antes del 4. de junio de 1960.

61a

BIKINI POOLS. Puerte Rice's oldest and most experienced pool builders, uses only reinforced concrete and ali UF copper filtering system. These materials call | last forever. For free estimates.

at ‘Mufioz kilometer

situada

Leon

pablico

publica se ceExencién Con-

petici6n debe ser jurada y radicada

204,

will

new.

de

ex-

etc.,

1487

owe:

que una vista la Oficina de

fimishing), alegando que esas actividades industriales no se Hevaban a eaho en Puerto Rico en enero 2, 1947, y que no habian en esa fecha en Ri-o fa‘cilidades de_ produccién capaces de lie: var a cabo dichas actividades industriales en escala comercial.” Cualquier objecién escrita contra esta

Leéu 274

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

2-3013

CASO NUM. N-1163 presente se notifica al

pado electrolitico y les (metal plating,

UF

low prices. We handle Low FHA _ interest (41|2%). No payment. U: Home Corp.,

EXENCION J INDUSTRIAE

CONTRIBUTIVA

20

IMPROVEMENT

porches,

NOTICE

Examinador

th

77

fences,

Camp

cualquiera persona interesada en Ja petici6n para exencién contributiva industrial bajo las disposiciones de Ja Ley Num. 6 de diciembre 15, 1953, radicada bajo el nombre de METRO PLATING &

Free estimate. and fumigation

jaranteed. ment against termites. perienee. 7-0292.

COMPARE THESE $595; Extra rooms

Penal

27%,

como

SUREAU:

Telephone

of Guavate

at

dia 14 de junio de 1960 R. Stanley él Lic. ante

ALTERATIONS

work. “‘Marisa’s”,

state

with

Industrial,

Ponce

Parada

this summer. Day and evening tutoring in High School and College! subjects, specializing in English with ¢ tal bilingual teacher, Write box San Juan.

moves

la

en general lebrar4 en

HELP YOUR child catch up or get ahead

WHO

the

built

OFICINA DE CONTRIBUTIVA

including

:

feet

fishing

was

It

PUBLIC

8:30-—11:30

6,000

eight

Advertisement

TUTORING

MOVING:

help

Grades.

subjects,

and Comrecreation-

limited

visitors

to

68

BUREAUS

ALTERATIONS

Ave..

DISTRIBUTORS’

WAREHOUSE SALE this week Rivera; 875, Rio, Piedras and 28 Trujillo Alte! Road. 1813

the

Art, Music and ames. Limited enrollment. Tuition $90. Mrs. Ww. A. Gruen, 2413 Laurel St.. Punta Las Marias.

6-5003.

brand

and

June

offer

SCHOOL

SCHOOL

Ca-

Depart-

inmates.

MOVING & STORAGE

Bi-lingual, 24

$15.00 per menth

warranty

SUMMER

will

reservation.

OF

HOME

furnishings,

FIDELITY

factory

INSULAR

|

and

facilities

Second

|

SUMMER

SERVICE

PONCE:

financial

- CONTINENTAL, 32 permanent resident. 6% years Puerte Rico, seeks position of plant manager. Experience, 5-1/2 years Plant

up,

warranty

'

HIGH

19,

Avenue,

the

some

square

deep,

competent Agency in Latin Night Patrols, Bodyguards, Uniformed Guards, Payroll Escort, Confidential Investigation. 1672 Fernandez Juncos Ave. Tel. Sapturee 23-5282, Caguas 4231 >

WOMEN'S

TELEVISION, RADIOS. fer rent ia your own home. Same service given to hotels, deliver. $5.00 one week. Telerental Service.

between

—

_

kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.

TV & RADIO

English. No shorthand. Some acedunting background desirable. Good starting saBox 3284, 1825

$125.08

factory

3 bedrooms, living, Se room, sesator for sale, Call 6-0283

MANUFACTURING

and

at

_from

feet

appoint-

Also service for people without . Call 23013 San Juan, 2-5060

1037

75

at: INSULAR

annual

1809 ©

resumé

JUAN

mals.

67

with full

service

or

Stop

Leén

between

by

facilities there. The pond, aproximately

al

:

from

new,

of

phone

de

Forest,

Caguas,

of Agriculture ment merce, as part of the

6-0315 from 2 - 5 PM. UF

[Ponce

State

and

has Gua-

the

at

inaugurated

vate

Lyey

literature; experienced MLA. Wellesley

@2 ' 1742

ANSWERING

$75.00 up, brand new. warranty and service, ISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer

brand

listings

i

SAN

SALE

tes

week

lary. Send.

free

purchased

Bertra:

write,

An’ artificial fishing pond been

CLASSES

by

MISCELLANEOUS

paid.

$100. Very good sewing machine,

1827

Floor,

715

$40. Washer—dryer, other bedroom suite, miscellaneous. Call 2-0000 Fert Buch

HOUSEKEEPER—COOK for American couple. Top salary. If not don’t apply. Sleep out. 27 Emajagua St. Punta Las Marias. Telephone 2-9436. GROWING

For

information,

1798

MUST SACRIFICE househoid furnishings

RANGES, i

FEMALE

experience

for

praise.

the

|

4

4 DOOR, HYCELL

FOR

REFEIGERATORS.

en

6-6020

through

have

or

62

Build Fishing Pond

'

INSTITUTO DE IDIOMAS— Conversa. tional ccurses in Spanish, French, English. Classes day and nizbt, Call 2-3542

1457

BARGAIN—NEW plywood boat 15° long. Excellent for motors up te 25 H.P. $250. cash. Enquire Calle Campanilla P-15, Lothrough mas Verdes, Bayamén. Clavel Street. Come evenings.

e

5205.

64

1498

States.

.

fiets.

depends

ae

2 years old. Beautiful bedroom suite, originally $735, now $350. Hi-Fi set,

Good working conditions and fringe benePhone

who

"

Bar-Restaurant

Penal Camp Inmates

and

$12,000.

visit Kiko Toro, Ine:; Step 31 — Mufioz Rivera Avenue, ‘Hato ' Rey. 6-5429.

‘exceRent moter

2.8 Trujillo Alte’ Road. 1816 i

Salary

craft

further

automatic

transferred

POSITION AVAILABLE — Executive secretary, all work in English. 5—day week. ability. 1809

yachtsmen

CONTINENTAL

Caribbean and start immeperiod. Call 3-6689.

—

Wagan.

door,

1953 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, DRIVE TRANSMISSION,

Fluent

dinghy,

YACHT Brokerage available Rico and the. Virgin Islands.

Sanization

1955 PONTIAC, 4 door sedari/ HytropsCall3 1797

battery,

Star.

ment. 1709

Telephone © “sai7

2

tie, roe ——

New

DETECTIVE

travel

WANTED

their

Best offer over! $2,800. Telephohe e208. 1739 }

le,

HELP

of local

condition.

Radio, all

being

power

tent yacht brokers in the country. We Offer you the fine service that hundreds

trans-

@

white,

KW

your yacht, cruiser or boat through because we are affiliated with Richard Bertram & Co. ef Miami, Ft. Lauderdale and Bahia Mar, re cognized as one of the most compe-

transmission.

condition.

4

3

a

transmission, white sidewalls, radio, 34,000 miles. Like New. One Owner. Telep hone after 5:30 9-1100 Room 308. { 1801

1824

ms

Standard

81723

opportunity advance-

ment. Send resumé and recent Box 3284, San Juan, P. R.

Must be able to South American. diately after

automatic

Station

system.

NOW — in Puerto

new.

company, graduate.

gar background.

English. Excellent

brand

Excellent

CHEVROLET

excellent

REGIONAL PLANNER -— preferably ‘with experience in Water Resources Development Planning. Up to a. Contact ‘Donn E. Hopkins, CarlotaM: Hall, University of Puerto Rico. 1791 64

peso

door,

heads,

of language teacher,

1355

2

conditioned.

CITY PLANNER, to head local pl system program in New Mexico. M.C.P. and 5 years’ experience desired. Up to $8,400. Contact Donn E. Hopkins, Carlota Matienzo Hall, University of Puerto

Some

a

two

with many extras. Price information call 65033. ayes ~

‘

1958

MALE

2

2-8966.

1800

WE NEED ambitious men who are not satisfied with their present jobs. If you are interested in a sales career specialized in office equipment, write to P. O Box 2734 San Juan. 1820 64

GROWING MANUFACTURING San Juan ates needs: college

water

SALE

own

Radie.

Telephone

rates.

©

HELP

can

-engine,|

Juan

Madrid

1766,

groups or individually, for beginners or for those who wish to-improve knowledge

——

‘USED CAR? With ‘5 and $44 monthly intall-

Chevrolet,

mission.

taxes,

hourly

you

SALE

Plant, 2 freezers, one refrigerator, gas steve, new 70 w. radio—telephone. Special

LEAVING ISLAND, must sell 1956 Bel avai-

payroll

or

H.P.

1

SERVICE

Bookkeepmg

_Excel-

economical 1960 FIAT. Just call 3-5198, or pay us a visit at Martorani Motors, Inc., 1402, Ponce de Leon. Avenue, Stop 7 ono opposite Lottery Building).

UF

BOOKKEEPING

BUY A payment

FOR

4¢° CHRIS CRAFT, double eabin, flying bridge, sleeps 4 plus 2 crew. Twin 160

2-4945 office hours. Evenings; 3-7384. 1783

San

Juan Intercontinental. others, lecal transient, Typing, editing, contracts, shorthand, briefs, manuscripts, reports. Hourly

BOATS

San

OPPORTUNITIES

Olé

SPANISH.

SCOOTERS.

LANGUAGE

UF

7

convertible, 7,000 | miles. alis.

EXPERIENCED

1136

T,

SALE:

leaving Owner . de 1838 Ponce island.. Good clientele, low rent. Debt-free. Part dash, balance mortgage. For information, Mr. Mora, 2-3891. SPEAK

INSTRUCTION

Ninety. day guarantee. Stateside-trained technicians. Evening service. Cad 9 AM te 10 PM 6-4230.

CARS

FOR

beauti-

USED LAMBRETTA, $100. Perfect condition, 3 good tires. Dependable transportation. Call Mr. Bone, 3;8400, or write

PAN AMERICAN ELECTEONICS LABS repair any. make TV, radio or Hi-Fi

them, and a full time messenger to pick

BUSINESS

(style

66

MOTOR

1769

THOMPSON gets his word in, with three IBM electrics and stenos to go. with

Latest

behin

im T. V. sevice and repair receivers of any make or model. yack Searentoet, Tul SOE.

SERVICE

GOWNS

BE:

ig | 1425

Box

SECRETARIAL

TO

ful wedding gowns, bridesmaid’s dresses, cocktail party and date dresses, sold at best prices available. Will make appointments evenings and and Satu tdays, 8, Phone ments evenings

=, Televison | Service

termites,

(springs and pins) — ice — tuning — repairs

& SERVICE

DISTRIBUTORS’

ee

$12.00 monthly. Musical Trading Co., Inc., 1853. Ponce de Leon Ave., Santurce. Tel “2-1651.

SALES

3-8254

RZPAinS

Las Marias, Phone 2-8160. | 2404

‘

r

«

|

el

presente

se

notifica

al

publico

Lie.

Stanley

R.

Segal

actuando

como

Examimador Especial, para oir cualquie™ persona interesada en la peticién pai6n contributiva industrial bajo las aencceas de la ley Nam. 6 de diciembre 15, 1953, radieada bajo el nombre de ISIDORE YAVERS. Local de la planta en San Juan, Puerto Rico. Por: Lcedes. Baker .& Woods, Apartado 10165, Santurce, Puerto Rico. Las

razones

cionario

cién

para

adelantadas

por

la

de

contributiva

son

las

el wate esta

exen-

siguientes:

“El peticionario solicita la exencién bajo las disposiciones de la Seccién 2 (d) (S) de la Ley, alegando que se propone eperar en Puerto Rico un hotel de turismo, segiin describe dicho término la Seceién)2 .(f) (1) de la Ley, bajo condicio‘nes y mormas.de eficiencia aceptables al Gobernador de Puerto Rico.”

Cualquier el

POR PRECISION watch and clock rePairs, chronograph and | complicated watehes see Puerto Rico's only certified master wateh and clockmaker, William A. Gruen, Certified Wateh and » Calle Laurel) 2413, Punta

la

en general que una vista publica se celebrar4 en la Oficina de Exencién Contributiva Industrial, situada en la Avenida Ponce de Leén No. 167 (2do piso), Parada 27%, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico el dia 14 de junio de 1960 a las 9:30 AM ante

objecién

eserita

tici6n debe ser jurada y Director de la Oficina

Contributiva ce de 27%, Hato tarde

del

contra

esta

radicada con de Exencién

situada en la Avenida PonNo. 107 (2do piso), Parada Rey, Puerto Rico, no mas vista.

Es-

ta notificacién deber4 ser publicada e@ antes del 4 de junio de 1968.

tiempo

a

cerrarse

la

en

STANLEY RB. SEGAL, Direetor Oficina de Exencién Contributiva

Industrial

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, June 2, 1960

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SHIPPING SCHEDULES SHIP

FROM

BEATRICE

N

Y.

TRANSBORINQUEN

N.

Y,

ARRIVAL

:

8.3.

DEPARTURE

8.3.

Jamaica To Hold Plebiscite :

TO

OPERATOR

MAY

JUNE

30

2

N.

Y¥.

Bull Lines

30

2

N.

Y.

MS.T.S.,

OR

On Continued Federation Ties

AND/

AGENTS

KINGSTON,

Trans=

American

CHRISTIANNA

PIKURITZ

German

ALCOA

Mobile,

ROAMER

Ports N.

5

EMILIA

Phil.,

31

Orleans

2

31

Balt., N. ¥.

C.

‘Carib. ports

2

3h

_

Trujillo,

2

Ponce,

Mobile,

Orieans

Ponce,

I

St.

ANTILLES

British Vigo

FAIRLAND

AZALEA

Mayaguez,

1

2

St.

1

2

Caribbean

1

St.

Thomas

Ponce,

Croix

St.

M.

Co.

SS

P.R.V.L ports

Newark

Thomas

Line,

Sea

Land

of

Sea

Land

of P.R.

compiled

by

San

Juan

STAR

from

Shippii

The

Government

Development|

municipal lion

bond

on account of a $3 mil-| issue

for

the

tion of a municipal

six months.

construc-|

The

advance

guaranteed

by

‘

|

promissory be

notes against

withdrawn

from

the

with

bonds to

the

sale

the

bonds.

With

this

Police?

PLEASE CALL 6-6000

of

the

of

in Barrio

funds,

GC

walls... latex

wall

said

the

its

(AP)

asserted

viet

States

defense

—

APPLY

will

coat

‘® Lovely

most

decide

that

this

one

Jamai-

Bustaman-

solved

great

party

to

has

oppose

issue

now

officially

re

Federation.”

Marshal

pledges

Rodion are

govern-

absolutely

with

discovered the boy after he opened the safe by destroy-

lock.

were

In the found

Monday

foreign

Consolidated Plastics on Borinquen Avenue

possession

flights.

declared

dered Russian rocket blast any base from

ed to the Corporation

boy’s

plane

na-

connection

ing the combination

spy

to

in

and had

S.

speech

Malinovsky

to “intimidate

which

U.

up

a

hammer, crowbar, hacksaw and chisel. Police later learned the boy is a member of a gang.

that

aircraft

he

in

a

had

or-

forces which

might

to a

violate

the borders of the Soviet Union or its allies. White told a news conference, under questioning, that he ‘would “hardly put the marshal’s speech into

any

category

of

relaxing

tension” even though, he said, talk about easing tensions continues to pour out of Moscow. White also told questioners the State Department has not had any success yet in “having some official in the U.S. embassy

in Moscow

interview

Fran-

cis G. Powers, captured pilot of the U-2 espionage aircraft which went May

down 1.

in

central

Russia

AT

AGE

Attorneys for Escambron-Hotel Normandie owner Félix Benitez Rexach filed a denial in Federal court yesterday in the second of twin suits brought against the Puerto Rican-born engineer by the U.S. Government in an effort to collect $2.7 million he

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show

federation.

live

1

one

will

oppose

Malinovsky

blameless”

NOW

paing

¢ Covers any wall surfacein_

A

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cans

|Lawyers File Denial A FABULOUS FUTURE AWAITS YOU AS AN For Benitez Rexach EASTERN AIR LINES STEWARDESS In U. S. Tax Claim

You

(

wel-

State Department press officer Lincoln White accused So-

phone call, Patrolmen Héctor Mercado and Teéfilo Rodrigue z rush-

|

He

Alex-

he

threats.

the

On the strength of an anonymous

Sy

said

tions menaced by Soviet moet

Police Tuesday night surprised a 12-year old boy rifling a factory

safe

William

decision.

United

to

San

Safe-Cracking Boy Caught Red-Handed

Community

eautiful / painted *

the

ments

The Police of Puerto Rico At the service of the

First Step to

comed

spokesman

deposit-

funds

advance

Bustamante

WASHINGTON

These

Popular,

public

leader

ander

proceeds

notes were simultaneously sold at par to the Banco

of Repre-

plebiscite

U.S. Will Back Nations Periled By Red Threats

total advanced to the capital for the construction of the municipal stadium amounts to $1,100,000. The first $500,000 was advanced at the beginning of May, 1959.

To the residents of the Metropolitan Area Do you’ need the services the

was

The sold next

ary of Juan.

NOTICE of

stadium.

to the| bond issue will probably be Juan|at public auction during the

Man-

Mrorent

Cc

S.J. Gets $600,000 Bond Issue Advance Bank has advanced $600,000 government of the San

the House

Opposition

R.

Trop ie

(Intormation

P.

W.

te’s Labor Party leaders. decided at a caucus last Monday to press to hold a plebiscite in 1961 to for secession from the federation. determine whether Jamaica should The Prime Minister told the continue in the West Indies; Fed- house: “It is right that those who eration or withdraw. do not believe in federation should He said Tuesday night the plebi- present their case against Fedescite would be held after the West ration to the people; it is right Indies inter-governmental confer- that the people should be asked ‘ence has completed its work.

Line

French Imbert

told

—(AP)—

Norman

sentatives that the cabinet decided

Bull Lines

Newark

Newark

STAR

BERNICE

JUNE

portse

Newark

CITY

TROPIC

Thomas

Alcoa

Jamaica

Minister

ley has

’

Balt,

Phil., LEDA

American

Waterman

Mayaguez, N.

Hamburg

Prime

Apply

interviewing

in person

to Mr.

St. 607 (opposite ‘any Employment Humacoe,

for

Caguas,

For

al

Ability To Speak Fluent

Required current

and

Julio

Lopez,

future

openings! j

Employment

Music Hall Theater), Stop Service office in Ponce, Bayamon

and

Guayama,

Porque

23, Santurce, or at Mayaguez, Arecibo, and

ment Office of the University of Puerto Rico, 1

Service,

at

the

Employ-

owes

in

back

taxes.

Denial that the U.S. law ap. plies to Benitez on earnings in the

Dominican

Republic

in

the

years 1944-1958 was filed by the San som

Juan firm of & Cordova.

Benitez, Trujillo

Brown

a resident since

1944;

of

New-

Ciudad

renounced

his U.S. citizenship July 14, 1958 months after the U.S. —four Government

filed

its

first

suit

back $2,354,428 in claiming taxes and penalties -from 1944 derived from 1956 on income Dominican government contracts. The second suit, for $353,565 covers

the

period

from

Janyary,

to July, 1958, and also 1957 involves income earned outside the U.S. and Puerto Rico. In both cases, attorneys for the defendant contend that the law is U.S. Internal Revenue inapplicable, and that one-half of all Benitez’ earnings belong under Dominican law to his wife, Lucienne D’Hotelle Benitez Rexach, a native of France. Determination of the first suit. is now pending a decision by Ruiz Clemente Judge Federal Nazario, following a court hearing one year ago. No hearing has’ been scheduled as yet in ~the second case. 2 & kere.

E: ‘

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was

PLEBISCITE

1)

(Continued'

From ‘Page 1)

makingib legal for pharmacists

| 54-year-old hollow-cheeked, droopy

situations and emergencies.” New Duug, Bill:

| ing capture for 15 years—the - | eight. im Latin. America.

being used as. a cover for aerial |, te sell: dcugs drugs without a physi- | nosed former Nazi: elite guard spying. - @ian’s- prescription itz “special |'colonel was arrested! after eld But said:

of

Dryden, ;

“Thié

witness. — he’s had |

Tong

experience—I

knew

a

goad

ver

eover

; to be discussed! im the Senate

Agmay

a

-The: amendment reads: as: fol lows:: Pharmacists are. allowed to

&

sell’ drugs

espionage.

However,

le

and

said’ Drydtn’s

in

“in: special

situations

emergencies.

without

testimeny showed the bulk of

W2 flights were actually for study of upper air. turbulence: and ether weather data, as: elaimed,. in addition to the U-2S,, which

im any ease the average dose for am adult for a 24 hour period for one person.” Anselmi: said: that a drug bill was: défeated in the Senate: last

he

week

he

believed’

are

all

now, Dryden told: of

because

without

militery

Planes;

andi

of

ae

-

Courf

World

Decision

June

HAGUE

(AP)

7 its opinion

—

om

prescription

how

tol.

fleet.

WS:

Panamanian.

and

Liberia,

with}!

support,| others: contend

investment

contends. size should! he decided |; aynenship- should |

“evasion”

veked

the

breakdown

|

mittee cite.

meetings on

Kick

}

:

'ded' he

was

‘of = his

Richard

Krumey,, ene

accomplices

war.

during

‘headquarters of the U. Si Army

the}; ‘Mission to Cae:

flag

Britain

and

some'|registratiom

of

ope

in

com-

the

voiced

he

would

hope

that

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small

buses

jammed

by| Tomorrow's

leal commuters: bg [ditional details: : The end of ‘the trail eame for Alarmed by his. disappearance, | A ‘him, three weeks age im a Bue- his family checked hepitals and'| ‘was leek ‘nos; Aipes suburly whem he step-|; ‘gue :ped off a hus im the early evening)

:te walk home where his German-|,and

iborm wife: and feur children waited

and |.for him

the.

They.

family

did

itsel—

not. know

‘hours. after his capture