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By A. W. MALDONADO ~ A constitutional expert last night said
TATEISHI
(AP)—Prime Minister Nobusu-
are
just
as
determined
thwart the visit. Kishi told Mitsujiro
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tot
Ishii,
for
eral-Democratic
Party’s
ex-
he
intends
‘to
hold
fast
ee
Demonstrations
His
will
came
Oo
ee
President
ee
tors
wearing
bons
and
with black
convention
Page
with
parpro-
mourning
and
bill,
Dr.
said, ject
in his opinion, “the is unconstitutional.”
what
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21)
a
AMADEO
staggering. statement
|
a
before big
only two weeks
Eisenhower’s
labor
group
T,
Democrat terday
and
bles over
the
the |:
[a
yes-
‘
1
vernment
5 |
./
dent. This
j
_ tary
of
could
State,
be the
he
The Democrat, Senator
the
candidate
the
Congress
can
States
Congress
of
the
ple-
a
order
the
destroy | statehood
inhitia-
stands
scite):
,
when
the
Com-
was
being
the
held
Hen-|
ry Jackson of Washington, said =the U-2 episode makes it clear
bill”
on
the
into
the
favored
the
to
included
have
in
yesterday into
merits
a of
cate-
bill
as
asked
it for
all three
the
7. & MOCK
ee
oe
plebi|
Sistenned erg
Party. Youth
favored.a plebiscite without Commonwealth in it: Those who supported independence attacked the plebiscite. (Independence, they said, is a “natural right.”)
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ce Fuerta Theater in the Lara meeting yesterday atfuneral that the presido and the“in Naurray Bill Fernés-M the for mock a held Tierra de-| Council, Security tional Beside stating whether they covered by a Popular @Biegating responsibility, lack the and laid the “bill” out in a coffin against the plebiscite or for a|were Bill, y. banner. -The Fernos#| necessary co-ordination of the Democratic Party backed measure which would amend the bill; the citizens’ testimony had
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he
Marin
Gov Mufioz this session in ‘Congress. It said, “we| Federal Relation Act, died year. (STAR photo by Tobar)
departments and agencies.”
Denice”
(See SENATORS, Page 21)
‘can be re-introduced next
in
San
from
Ferre described Mufioz as “a frustrated Independentista and a whose Nationalist” cultured “primary objective in proposing
following
(some, however,
Youths
remove the statehood issue the coming elections.
(See
developed
forum
Republican
Juan bitterly attacked Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin for attempting to
Those who supported statehood
|:
party
that
amiendments
statuses
and
Constitution
Those who supported Common-
wealth
for governor,
Angel Miguel Sen. president Garcia Mendez before a rally of
gories:
Ja-
in
. Republican
take
hearings
fell
to
can
\Are Held
fied
Secre-
suggested.
biscite in Puerto Rico and only
{Rico.” | A. Ferre,
only
plot
sentiment
a “political
Puerto Luis
building,
commonwealth, statehood, | and independence. The same was true of. Saturday’s hearings. | Most of the citizens who testi-
cob K. Javits of New York, predicted that as a result all intelligence activities of the various ‘agencies willbe placed under one chief just below the Presi-
Party yesterday atplebiscite bill as a
and
heated
levels.
The ‘leaders. of the Statehood
Republican tacked ihe
“fake”
Capitol
plebiscite
in-
Senator
_
the
told
he
the
The
trou-
Republican,
the
“to hear the public’s view on.the
cidertt. on what ‘they called a lack of co-ordination at top goThe
to
Hearings
— A
plane
when
)\Hot Status
America’s
spy
at
formulated, he attempted to get into the constitution a provision (See EXPERT, Page 21)
BAULCH
U-2
consultant
at
monwealth
a Republican
blamed
of law
belief,’
tive.” He added)
and
remaining
(AP)
pro-
being
United
Top Level U-2 | Co-ordination JERRY
Amadeo
monwealth Constitution was drawn (upin, 1951. Cites Belief “that
Senators Rap By
constitutional
hearing
mass demonstrations Friday and Saturday when White house
WASHINGTON,
professor
- “Tt -is my
is planning
P.
Com-
flying
arrival,
also
Statehooders Hit Plebiscite BillBy A. AsW. MALDO ‘Fake’ NADO
on
the
Thursday in southern Japan. With
a
old Socialist Party
rib-
Wednesday
Santos
Amadeo,
Sohyo’s plans are be approved at a
this
hearings
the University of Puerto Rico,,was
left
greet
public
committee
the administration plebiscite
' demonstra-
armbands
funeral flags. scheduled to
holding
The
from
intellectual
Hagerty
legislative
spe-+
a
before
Testifying
cial
the demonstrations
KISHI,
to ini-
tiate any bill calling for a plebiscite.
after
wing labor federation Sohyp, with the
visit.
support
various
impress (See
that the powerful
3 1/2 million members, may
-and
groups—hopes
invi-
Planned
determination
reports
fesors
against
demands to withdraw the tation to the president.
presidential
body—with
the Socialist and Communist ties, left-wing students, some
ecutive board, yesterday that “no matter what may come” 1
the
labor
not
does
have the “constitutional authority”
Press Secretary James C. Hagerty reaches Tokyo to work out plans
chairman iof the ruling Lib-
Rico
of Puerto
the Legislature
Japan June 19-22 and those who oppose him
if
7
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decision to have President Eisenhower visit
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nly U.S. Congress,
O
ke Kishi is determined to stand firm on the
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R Law Expert Says
Kishi Remains Firm On Ike's Japan Visit ‘Despite Opposition KAY
paid Bice
i
ais
'By
Second-class postage at San Juan, Pue}
generally little or nothing to do (See HEARINGS, Page 21)
STATEHOODERS,
Page
2A)
THE SAN JUAN.STAR — Monday, June 6, 1960.
2
Tibet Wages Hit-And-Run War On Reds
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National Republican | By D. HAROLD OLIVER (AP)—National
Repub-
on the roof of the world. the
guerrillas
into
the
ditions
have
hills
by
in the
Numerous
This
picture
gether
from
been
and
York
of con-
pieced
numerous
in
the
past
as
3,
reports
well
HANS
Aboard
scatto
10
knots. TEMPERATURES: YESTERDAY’S High: 91, Low 73 STATESIDE TEMPERATURES: New York, 80; Washington, D. C., 82; Miami, 74; Chicago, 72; Denver, 63; Les Angeles, 65; San Francisco, 75. -~
G.
FREITAG
ot
cn
Why
unheard-of
Pay
THIS
PRICE
SCIENTIFIC
No
$200
EYE
low
Six were
the vessel 60,000
cemented
will
nerve
into
be
gas
iron
the
shells,
barrels
Thousands Baltic
of
coast
and
Denmark
will
residents Germany
and
feel
better.
Offi-
develop
bug killer, weapon in
warfare
was the
arsenal.
an
oie oe San Juan:
HIGH
5:18 Sis AM
pee
Mayaguez: price
$150
INCLUDES EXAMINATION
GUARANTEED
ganlgeen
~ vow
5:30 AM mi?
AM
0:08 AM
Raa:
ae
Mayaguez:
11.42 AM
pe
letters
before
freighters
A
to put
squad
devised
the
ELM
ee
to
get
rid
of
Two The
said ins-
from
them.
Wrecks
two
Lifted
wrecks
Little
Belt
were
and
grounded
6:53 PM
be
wrecked,
alongside.
s:i0pM|
Fifteen
6:26 PM|perts
11:43 pm | Shells, PM|years
then
was
anchored
;
divers began
looking
and
hauling
new
under
other up
despite
water,
and
11:2 pq | them into the iron barrels.
PENAGARICANO & LLOVE| RAS Attorneys-at-law wish to announce that they have moved their offices y
-
will
rapidly
be
farthest-reaching
in history.” Morton said Coast
has served for
chief
brought
the
assist
him
He
in
to
Morton,
of
the
who
new
of
head-
him
in
and administraaccording
include
direction
National
Commit-
tee units in such fields as nalities, minorities, labor, culture, veterans, and cial campaign groups.
Hermann
his
will
post,
will
various
be
Short
represent
of policy
tion. Herman’s
will
said
operation
and
matters
a West
expert.
Republicans,
quarters
has
natioagri-
other,
spe.
managed
state campaigns
in New
nine
Jersey,
was executive assistant to two new senators from that state, and served
on
two
different
occasions
as executive director of the tional Republican Committee. z
7
Na-
=
Emergency
&
Fernandez
2°, parila
the|
Tel.
p,
Isales
8-1428
p
Central
Tel. 2617 \™*
— “AEs -
RENT
since The
ed
with
tomer traffic .
Inquire 6-3681.
bring-the
reported:
num-
to
142
the year. began. breakdown on hospitaliz-
cases
places
the
greatest
number in the district hospital at Ponce with 22 children. Others
are
San
Rio
Piedras,
Juan,
Fajardo,
12; 7;
Aguadilla,
Arecibo,
6;
38;
aasenieeer So
and
4.
Brothers, 12 And 14,
Are Killed in Crash
Of Stolen Airplane POMONA,
Two
California
young
months
brothers
ago
were
(AP)—
who
caught
two trying
to take off in an airplane erashed to their deaths Thursday near a heavily populated -area.
The small victims were tentatively identified by police as James
A.-
Thomas
McDonald,
L.
14,
McDonald,
and
12.
Their pet dog was killed with them
when
a
light
plane
stolen
10 minutes earlier plunged straight into the ground with the throttle wide open, on the campus of a junior high school. One boy said at the time of their previous attempt he had read a book telling how to fly. Asked if they knew how to pilet a
plane,
the
brothers
they “would ties said.
die
replied
trying,”
depu-
St. Croix Radio Station Ups Power ST.
CROIX,
Station
WIVI
increase
V.
I. —
Radio
has. announced
of
power
from
an
250
watts to 1000 watts on May 28. Owned by Radio Ameriean West Indies, Inc., the station
operated
by
Mr.
and
Raymond
Higdon
of
sted.
station
has
The
Mrs.
Christian-
been
on
tower
which
the
station
says is the tallest bean.
in the Carib-
Professional
Ambulance
Stop 30 — Hato Rey between HI) tel. 6-0262 or 6-2222 Ext, 20
rug chain and major
supermarket,
cases
officially
the air since May, 1952. : The station now sports a 300-
STORE
nies aa,
new
ber
foot
ill| cmv CENTER FOR
7
cases of polio on
Rico. The
is
Loves Canes Ave.
new
the total of hospitalized children to 59 throughout Puerto
Registry
Menday, June 6 All Night Pharmacy" Jurcos 1304 Santurce Tel. 3-5169 Doetors on Night Duty Metropolitan Area Sam Juan - Santurce Bie Piedras - Barrie Obrere . Call Tel. 3-2467 for information and ass' Puerto Nueve & Caparra Terrace
=
put]
Short,
relations
of staff.
Eleven
the island were confirmed last week by the Commonwealth Department of -Health, bringing
eampaign
in several assignments
ex-| 15]
that
public
nation
Telephones: 3-1155 and 3-8250
ne
lifted
again off Kiel and Flensburg to make the work easier. A 40-yearold freighter, August Peters, due
255 Fortaleza Street, San Juan, 2nd Floor at tetas
a
gas ‘shells
into a concrete casing inside an iron barrel as the safest way
:
Corrying Charges
there state
:
demolition
method
CREDIT
Me laterestor
go-
and..sunk
to
EASY
the
the shells go mystery, but
:
fraction
ae
than
south-
Little Belt Bay at end of the Baltic
the
ers.
to
TIDES
less
at the
the vessels to keep them from being hit by allied fighter-bomb-
effective
tiny
official
aboard
the most secret Nazis’ chemical
A
and
treating German troops put them
Tabun, discovered by German chemists in 1936 while they were
to
end of western
in
Morton
to getting the maximum efficiency for mounting the hardest-hitting
authorities here now believe re-
shells were found in 1954.
trying
ern the
lying
of water
Just how remainsa
cial assurance of safety never have completely allayed fears that gripped the coast when the
Tabun
feet
in,”
up to date, and we are remodeling the staff structure with a view
vernment set aside $350,000 for the removal and dumping job.
along
of
freighters
100
on
a note explaining the the pitch of the activiresponsibilities of the
campaign
ago Tabun shells in the wrecks of
two
of
scheduled to be dropped at a secret spot in the North Atlantie 12,000 feet under water. the
years found
here
said im changes, ties and
Sea. It took years of protests from the population and scores
TIDES
Additional Charges of Any Kind
SATISFACTION
of
of a grain of this gas is to be enough to kill a man tantly.
Hea Rs
to "
“From
Voyage With Lethal Cargo Will End WWII Nightmare
last
partly cloudy with few tred showers. WIND: Southeasterly, 5
assistant
campaign director. The pest of executive director, now held by Hermann, is being abolished, and the day-to-day administration of the national -administrative. offices has been transferred to the office of the
RUNNING FROM THE HEAT—Rolling super tire tubes, the kids’ latest fad around town, these youngsters head for the beach to beat yesterday’s heat. The tubes are good floating in the water, too. (STAR photo By Gunter Hett.)
KIEL, Germany (AP) — One day this summer a freighter will chug away from this Baltic port. With it will go one of the worst nightmares Germany inherited from World War II.
Virgin Islands and coastal waters,
executive
3. Albert B. Hermann, of New Jersey and Washington, as
By
FORECAST: For San Juan, generally fair today and tonight with chance of isolated afternoon shower. For Puerto Rico,
.as
Morton.
as
from refugees driven out of Tibet by the recent fighting. The Shigatse uprising is believed to have occurred after the Chinese discovered anti-Communist activities among followers of the Panchen Lama. The Panchen, revered in Tibet as second only to the self-exiled Dalai Lama, has been used as a Chinese stooge since the 1959 Lhasa uprising was crushed. But the Panchen Lama’s followers refused to go along with him.
of New
as public
2. Hal E. Short, of Portland, Ore., publicity chief since Jan.
to-
reaching this Indian mountain town 40 miles from Tibet. The reports came from sources proven accurate
Guylay,
paign.
villages.
Reports
was
Richard
and Washington,
relations director, a position Guylay held in the 1956 cam-
forced
intolerable
towns
1. L.
points
Many
Sr
hit-and-run
separated
11 New Cases Of Polio Here
et
conducting widely
out.
os et
at
carried
The shifts in top posts embrace the following) appointments:
ee
been
ever
number
guerrillas
oe
have raids
and_
him, will campaign
——
places
what, according to the hardest-hitting
administrative
—
other
in . preparation?
ree
of
for be
cities, 135 miles west
the capital of Lhasa. Battles occurred in a
of committee
changes
heavy
cus-
iti
ible te idcete your M.D.
im emergency
the
Medical
contact
a
col
3-2467 and
doct
immedictely
iation
fee. DALE METZLER
will
LAWS ve Ta BT
Tibet’s main of
of a series
aaa
personnel
Ys
Preliminary reports indicate there was a major popular uprising recently in Shigatse, one of
ibe SA
Thrust-
on B. Morton yesterday announced the first
aes
lican Party Committee Chairman
Tibet.
on ue
WASHINGTON
REL
DARJEELING, India ® — Désperation has driven Tibetans to new attacks on their Chinese Communist masters. As a result there has been a recent upsurge of guerrilla fighting in many parts of
GI
Committee Changes Initiate Hard Drive |
e
a
SaW SAN
kn
ay, June fos
I Castro Plans |
f
his
regime
yesterday.
favors
paid
lege
a few.”
of
yesterday
would
kers
longer
paid
meeting he been called
the Summer. One way of
——
ee
that
oe
study
tion
of
ment,
give
wor-
vacations.
The
was addressing had to approve a reduc-
the
work
.week’
cutting
Castro
said,
during
uriemploy-|
would rest
in
gone
are
seldom
life
an
@x-
tra worker for every five on the
look
The gan
slack this
work
are
Jobless.
summer
month.
force
an
jobless.
season
Out
of
Far RockTOURISTT SOUVENIR—Morris ‘Bronsteah; away, N. Y. snaps photo of his wife, Barbara, sitting on
historic canon
at El Morro
10-day
vacation
ployes
from
junket.
New
of
75
York.
from
the
Castro
Chase
(STAR
By JAMES M. LONG VATICAN CITY (®—Pope
XXIII
told
Roman
Africa yesterday foundly religious
ed by God.
John
Catholics
of
United States
He expressed
satisfac-
he
hopes in
said
of
he
tell
POPE
JOHN
ing
Foreign
make a study to see if a “free zone” is practical for Vieques island off the east coast .of Puerto Rico. Mayor Antonio- Rivera Rodriguez, of Isabel II, Vieques, disclosed the information after meet-
High UPR Budget Set At $18.5 Million Jaime
submitted to the cational Council
CORI
WISER
RE
DTT
the
general
Benitez
has
Superior Edua budget for
of $18, 518, 380
expenses
of the
for Uni-
versity of Puerto
Rico's facilities,
at Rio Piedras, Mayaguez.
San
The
amount
is almost
jJuan, i
$1.8 mil-
lion more than last year. ‘ Council is expected to, meet
this month get.”
to consider \
and
the
The later
buds
his wife,
who
Jim
Kane,
of
and
asked and.
him.
Fort
to
her h Search Begins
and were joined by SP/4 Richard Crowder, of the 81st Army
rise
of
new
nations)
have
for
here
tive
with
the
secretary,
The
board’s
Joseph
Afri-
yet
been
have
at
heart
par-
mayor
says
he
bably will try land problems
authority
of
Ports
for
land
the
Authority
airport
there.
or
win
a
a
Rico
build
an
,
Beach
Bar
Manager and _ Hostess. Should have some bilingual ability. Apply to Personnel Director Office
Condado
Beach
burst
out
even
superiority
Hotel
over
to
“pro-
the
legitimate
the
com-
separthe reof this
or that custom in the interest of their compatriots, and even more sacrifices the
nomic great
face
of
of
unity
of
some
geographic
exigencies,
spot
out
from the ‘shore line, in shallow water, where a person could almost stand up. “He was actually half standing with only about two feet of .water‘
his “head,” next
said
to
mation,
he looked
looking
at fish.’’
a
Crowder.
big
rock
for-
like a swimmer he
continued.
Calls Lifeguards” then I noticed his cramped
“But
hands and trouble.”
I knew
that
there
was
Crowder called the two life-) guards and they pulled the body; out. While waiting, for the ‘arrival of an a abulance, they tried all methods of artificial respiration, without success.
The
body
was
guez Army Tests had yesterday.
taken
to
Rodri-
hospital for an autopsy} not been completed
a
native
Ore., had been with tion service for 19
of
Mabel,
the immigrayears, being
countries, or
eco-
children in the U. S.,
a daughter, boys David,
Patricia, 19, and two. 16, and Frank. They
live at 91 Venus St., Atlantic View, Isla Verde.
Argentine Terrorists May Gef Death Penally BUENOS (AP) — A
D.
‘Peron.
was of
FOR
Serious
expected. war,
the
barred past
40
ie
Mes cae
in
HART
Soe
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THE
cee AND ONE OF
OUR WORLDLY FAMOUS Had eee ee LDS ost eatsboa stone we
opposition
Except
YOURSELF
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
ae Ra
AIRES, Argentina bill providing the
death penalty for terrorists has been plated before the Argentine congress. The government introduced it to combat bombings and other disorders officially blamed chiefly on diehard followers of ex-President Juan
the
states.”
here for the past eight
two married
in favor of the ‘been
DISCOVER
STR
WANTED Combined
“saforjust
utmost.
of
the
trans-
Puerto can
its
ate integration and thus nuciation by the citizens
to
flights,
so
doing
does
transfer of land at Monte Santo and Santa Maria, now used for housing Vieques residents, . and fer
is
mon'| good
in
hopes
are
for whom
fesses
Services
he
church
of women,
said,
the
says
he
values which a people.”
point of | violence.'’ “The church,” he
‘of the House and Senate’s Armed He
country,’’
Marrone.
Committees.
to
yards
Jorgenson, a retired Navy officer is survived by his widow,
sometimes
to discuss Vieques with the chairman
first
125
various spiritual the very soul'of
its
in the same country, which “have
not
the
stationed months.
of
Without naming names he urged that a sense of common bond be used in disputes |between peoples
have plans'for an immediate talk with Pentagon officials, but pro-
about
said, ‘‘... above all respecting the
the
execu-
was,
Jorgenson.
Jorgensen, must
advancement
Africa
Band. Crowder
“Standing
sovereignty.
The Pope said the church lutes with benevolence those ces attempting to assure a
XXiIlil
...-message
Trade -Zones Board. ‘yesterday suggested that the Commonwealth
1960-61
(new
development
;
asser-
Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON—The
for
above
‘| ticularly the assuring of a healthy
intervention
gone,”
Hett.)
networks.
‘Each
Of Free Zone For Vieques
fiscal
to
these
Trade Board Urges Study
Chancellor
the
nations
during the address,
ted, “when generals..:can Cuba what to do.”
STAR
about
can
solved.”
has
Gunter.
em-
‘The pontiff cautioned that ‘‘not all the problems which weigh upon
in vain.”
time
tion
at the
American
by
‘Bank
“The church is happy and has faith in the good will of these young faces to occupy their rightful place in the concert of nations,” he said.
counterrevotutionary
Cuba “are “The
photo
Congo
paid -vacations
which was carried’ on a nationwide radio hook-up. In one of his few U.S: references
Manhattan
of a
The Pope spoke in French over the Vatican radio in a hookup with French overseas and Belgian
theirs is a procontinent govern-
600,000
a sideswipe
are part
Pope John XXIll Praises New African Nations In Address
union.
took
They
Castle.
Castro favors would be for 20 days every seven months. Both the summer work decree and the vacation plan drew cheers
the
yellow
“4 search
Cuba’s
estimated
The
be-
in
a
~ Kane, with Victor Martinez, another. guard, started an immediate
payroll.
600,000
guard|
Buchanan,
hired | at
hire
had
‘wearing
had not been able to catch sight of him for 10: minutes, went. to
Castro also predicted ghat ee employers jobs’ would B€ created through a government decree reemployers-to
and.
alone
diving mask. About 12:30 p. m.,
_ present.
quiring
7,
water
a new statute requiring vacationing worker to be replaced for the period of their vacation. Re-
placements
beach
Frank,
under
all
the
and his gon,
the privi-
‘Longer Vacations Castro said a plan is
at
with his wife; Helen,
citizen, is within reach
was
afternoon
Beach Club, on Es-
cambron Point. Jorgensen. was’
island’s mammouth _unemployment : problem. The prime minister said that the Revolutionary . -Government would: not..be satisfied with the Cuban economy. “until every. faof what
HETT
Saturday
}at the Army
vacations for Cuban workers be~ cause they would create -more jobs and thus help to _solve the
mily, every
GUNTER
drowned
that
longer
By
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HAVANA. (AP) -— ‘Fidel Castro, in an address before the Commerce’ Workers
said
.
PR Immigration Chiet Drowns At Army Club
1 Cheered By 1 Cuban Union Union,
\
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“THE SAN JUAN STAR = Monday, June’6,'1960 Review
Opens With
Festival this
year’s
THOMPSON
pair of concerts
Casals
in
its
characteristic
eclecticism.
(thus
far)
Boasting
a
of
seldom
porting
long
the
heard
the
young
|
of
concerts
this year will fairly well cover the ground from Bach and Scarlatti on down, stopping short (regretably) only at the music of our own time. : Lacking
festive
the
central
energy
years works
source
provided
in
point
of
past
abandoned
and
logical
division
its
of
ous ists
this
orchestra
concentration of solonot likely to be en-
and the is one
countered
in every
benign and blo Casals
of the the
is; marvel-
city, while the
paternal provides
unity
figure of Paa great deal
otherwise
lacking
organization of programs. Opening Concert
in
Friday’s opening concert began with a bang—the thunderous and craggy
ene’
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of Beeth-
Schneider.
The
climax
came, however, with Pable Casals himself conducting Beetheven’s Fourth Symphony. . There can be no doubt about it; octogenarian Casals conducts with the vigor characteristic of men a fourth his age, yet brings to the task
Culebra,
Creix, V. I. M/V
Puerté
Overture
a
meticulousness
of
detail,
a Sensitivity to the musical meaning of every pregnant phrase, and a second-nature intimacy with the
music
at
hand
which
are
beyond
ALEXANDER
Handel’s ist
SCHNEIDER
morose
Sidney
Concerto
toward
Harth
smaller
lesser-known
Grosso
and
principal
combinations
works.
and
Violinist
Sch-
C. Of C. Committee
absence
of this
the
by
by
gestur
means
to increase
mili-
tary purchases on the island and, two, to serve as a means of com: munication between the armed forces and. the business area., Members include; Col. James D. C. Breckenridge, chief of staff of the Army in Puerto Rico, who heads
ard
G.
the
committee;
Touart,
Capt.
Rich-
chief of ‘staff
to
Rear Admiral Daniel V. Gallery, commandant of the Tenth Naval
policy of previous years, tended
the firm Inc.
District; Lt. Col. James T. McNeely, of the Air Force; Com mander
Roosevelt
E.
E.
Reads
Ogren,
Naval
Christiansen,
of
the
Base,
and
preisdent
of, Santaella
and
sure
presence
technique
These
rare
o
aitri
i
— theorist-compose) Rameau, in whic).
by violist Walter Trampler': cellist Gottlieb and (as a surprist to festival habitues) pianist Pau Wolfe.
A
surprise
because
Wolf
is better known in these concert!) as a ding -orchestral violinist talents
as
pianist
(his
manner
of
Bro.,
utilized
on
Saturday
nigh)!
for the first time here.
Mufioz Named Chie! i
Of EDA Personnel | Luis R. Mufioz Veloso, .formerly chief of personnel for the Com.) monwealth
Treasury
Department)
has been named chief of person. nel for Fomento by Angel L. Co Ilazo, Fomento controller. He
replaces
resigned vate
A.
Dale
Agee,
|
|} }
whc
to take a position in pri- |
enterprise.
Mufioz San
{
Veloso,
Lorenzo.
39, was
He
is
|
ir
a- graduate
They
have four ehil-!)
308 Gef Diplomas
Af Mayaguez A & M Diplomas
308
students
were
awarded
the
University
at
College
of
| }}
|
to!
in graduation
Rico’s
1
i! |
of Puerto Rico. | to the former!)
-of the University and is married
Aida Zabala.
born
ce.) of!
Agri-|
culture and Mechanical Arts. in| Mayaguez Friday. j The graduation speech was) made by Jose Luis Capacete, an) engineer, who formerly was),
Going to Europe?
acting
the
dean
college.
Benitez
of
engineering
Chancellor
conferred
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honors
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Salvatierra,
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tural student, who made
PERSONAL
an
ed
were
The Chamber! of Commerce of Puerto Rico has established an Armed ‘Forces Contact. Committee, according to Chamber president Ricardo Freiria. : The committee will have two purposes, he said. One, to study and
of clownin
the tenor voice was ably support)
his
With Armed Forces
ways
type
welcome
patience) by Jean Philippe
Puerto
MOST
i
‘‘stride forwar
delivery.
remonies
WORLD'S
i
of playing indicates that he may! be a skilled harpsichordist as well
Seis Up Contact
Ralph
-music
}i te
butes were also evident Saturda: night in Simoneau’s sirtging of. ¢j' curious Baroque cantata (L’ Im
Op. 6, No. 8, while sharing soloist’s honor with magnificent violin-
the reach of most mortals under the age of eight hundred. It is a great pleasure to hear |an orchestra conducted by Pablo Casals. Saturday’s event, in a vestige
of the second night
u
reache
an ave-|
six medals)
prizes.
[English Course Begins
t
Today For Secretaries.
A conversational English course! for secretaries of the Common-: wealth Department of Labor will. begin today at the department. Mrs.
Evelyn
Hansen
de
Ferre, |
aide to the directof of the Office
of
Industrial
Relations
of
the
department, will be in charge of the course, which wilt consist of 30 daily sessions from 8-9 a.m.
|
iii
between
Egmont
oven—and proceeded to a consideration of Mozart's E Flat Concerto (K. 450) by sauve pianist Wilhelm Kempff and the festival orchestra eonducted by violinist and assistant festival .director
was
to conquer
and
honest
vative) concert season, condensed into three short weeks. Make no -+ | mistake, however; although the
neyed,
been
musicality,
conser-
‘{formula is familiar ‘and although great stretches of the repertory may fall just short of being hack-
evening
}
parent maxim of many. The sing}! ing of Simeneau is marked by th
useful
concert
somewhat
4 |
* | raise your arm and yell” the ap 4
broadening out into something like Gif
of the
ever
pairs into orchestral and chamber events, the Festival appears te-be a-standard
violinist
mot by voice, with
Bach, Mozart and Schubert; 1958 Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms) having
concert?
with tenor Leopold Simoneau’: effortless pegformanée of a grow 5 of Mozart arias with the festive ‘orchestra. fi
by concentrating on the of specific composers (1957:
and
las
Ferras (his first appearance here in Mendelssohn’s Trio Opus 66. Tenor Praised : For my taste, however, the hig!
sup-
repertory
items,
time
| !
new
works
standard
familiar’
led the orchestral string:
is
roster of soloists and a fair sprinkl-
ing
(this
master)
in a heart-rending performance o cellist Victor Gottlieb. The con
Festival—once
the lights were turned on—launched a series whose most noticeable
neider
vada rare
DONALD
opening
Fy toey
By
The
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Mig ration Conclave Predicts Parents Of Boy, 7, File Suit Fewer P. R. Migrants To N. Y.|AAgainst PR. Sewer Authority New. York Times NEW
News
Service
YORK—Within
several
years, it was predicted, fewer than half of Ricans
migrating
Saturday, the Puerto
to the mainland
will settle in New York City. This
marked
change
in
iqurth
Puerto
Rican
‘tion Conference. “ According to the proportion of New
migrants per
cent
per
cent
¢
below
has
in
what
the
Migra-
report, the York-bound
declined form
1948
and:
95
to aicurrent
is expected
50.per
cent
setting
tions
his been the traditional pattern of Puerto Rican settlement was foreseen in the final! report of the
“ Among the. items — mentioned ae the Board of -Education’s Puerto Rican: Study, backed by a Ford Foundation grant; ° the
60
to
go
mark
in
the near future. It was noted that ‘more than half of the present yearly increase of the Puerto Rican roe ulation in New York City .
up
of
units
thority;
community.
the
training!
city personnel the
rela-
in the Housing
increase
of
\Ausome
in| | Spanish in
the
‘number
and of
Puerto Ricans in civil service, Congressional Aid Urged The conference made a seriés of: recommendations, most of which
and
called
for
strengthening
programs.
Among
continuation
of them
existing were:
A of
permanent Puerto
committee
and
New
York
City educators. Its object would be to work out methods so that children
would
make
a
smooth
transition from schools in Puerto Rico
to
schools
here.
The raising of the minimum wage. A single city recreation agency, possible
on
a
department
level,
to coordinate activities now being furnished by many different city units.
Continued unions
Congressional .aid for areas affected: by migratory growth or decline. This had been endorsed in a speech Friday night by Mayor Wagner.: .
joint
Rican
and
vigilance the
City
by
the
Department
of Labor in combatting “paper” unions, which exploit workers by entering agreements that benefit only the managenment and the union leaders.
claim
acne and a
for
$25.000 | the claim said. Even
ie Puerto Rico Aqueduci Authority and German
Quinones)
has
Pon-
and
Sewer
ce Superior Court by huis Felipe Orengo Santiago and his wife,
ver
the
of - Quinones,
the
behalf
and claim ‘said. According
to
the
boy
a severely
Rosa Elena
been
filed
at
of
their
son,
Orengo, age 7, The claim states
4, while
the boy
Aramando
, that
was
on) May
walking
As
a
result, the
the
‘report
siutation
concluded, the into
the
‘the
Puerto the life
did
negligence
suffered
not
of the of
the
the
claim, cut
co
acciAu-
lip
and still’ suffers pain on occasion. He also has a permanent scar.
‘The Chase
the
is the
time
to
open
your
Savings
Account
at
Manhattan
|
~
“Increasingly,”
Cause
°
Puerto Ricans here is losing much of its special character and is becoming absorbed into the general problemns of the city.
was
Authority
hole.
fell in a hole approximately two The claim asked $20,000 for these dahages, ahd $5,000 for the paand a half feet deep. The excavation had been ‘made rents’ anguish and expenses involved in the case. about a month before by the coThe plaintiffs are represented defendant German Quinones in by Hector Lugo Bougal, Carlos order to find a water pipe to ins- Irizarry ~Yunque. and Fernando tall a water outlet to his home, Perez Colon.
ex-
of
in
the Canos section in Guanica, he
migration..
plained,
dent
Ayala, of Guanica in thority
natural growth-> In , 1950 this furnished less than a! quarter of the increase, the rest coming from
though it was
given notice.df the said excavation, the Puerte Rien Aqueduct
‘Bank
report
absorption
of
Rican , population of the city will de
pend more on the basic services of the city government and the yoluntary agencies than on special programs designed for a migrant population.” Or,
as
one
speaker
put
it, ‘we
- will be dealing with babies now, not with older migrants.” The report, issued after five ;
days of meeting between representatives from. equivalent
Puerto
Rican
and
New
York
City agencies, was drafted from the findings of panels on edu-
cation, health and welfare, crime, housing and labor. It reviewed progress made since the last conference in 1958 in the assimilation~ of Puerto
Ricans
into
the
life
of the
city.
Zapata Reelected Head Of Ateneo De Ponce The Ateneo de Ponce has reelected Ramon Zapata Acosta as its president. i ; Other
newly
elected
members
of the organization’s board of directors are Ramon A. Gadea Pice, vice president, Carmen Hernandez Borch, compte, Manuel
Arturo rez.
Madrazo
Eugenio Ramirez,
and
LeDr.
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, June 6, 1960
6
IVE
Convention
Stresses
‘Whole Unionism’ For PR
of
“whole
ing
session.
its full intersubject of exat the open.
Generally
it denotes
Numerically
it
is
about
the largest. It encompasses all of metropolitan New York City, all of New Jersey and all of Puerto Rico.
Center
Of
Attraction
The immediate goal in Puerto Rico is to bring in 5,000 new members to join the 1,000 already in Sunbeam and Monitor Industries. It is perhaps more than incidental that it is also concentrating on organizing areas cvutside the industrial East to capture workers in_ industries seeking
to
flee
high
labor
cost
areas. There are indications, too, that IUE (AFL-CIO) is more than anxious
to
this
TUE
that phase of union activities designed to the organization’s full force into improving the social and cultural aspects of life as well as labor's economic status. The Fourth District IUE is of Major importance in organized labor. Geographically it is one of the smallest units of the internationa!.
At
union-
overcome
some
of
the
is
sort
an
Organized It was
than
of
old
a
10 Years
organized
10 years
a
the
Ago
little
more
ago to replace
Electrical
Workers
the
was
latter
fight
hand.
Union
ejected
the when
from
the
Congress of Industrial Organizations because of Communist domination. At this convention District Four is engaged in preparing to take on important negotiations
with
leaders
field — Electric
phone
in
the
electrical
Westinghouse, General and International Tele-
and
Telephone
Co.
But more attention is being given matters in the social and civil rights fields. In this the improvement of the status of Puerto Ricans in New York and New Jersey, where the heaviest
concentration
of industrial
occur, is a leading item. In his keynote address local president Milton Weirauch noted that the Puerto Rican, handicap-
ped rier
often by the language baris relegated to the menial
tasks of the maintenance worker and the heavy laborer. Improve-
ment
of this condition
ad
work-
ers
is one
the tasks District Feur will vote itself to this year.
of de.
minutes affer you carry it home from your favorite dealer
©
soon 5 na ne EET
program
we,
their
ism.” This phase and pretation was the panded attention
exposed
over
the. hillside. (AP
Puerto Rico’s largest mechanical contractors, is changing its
(Bahamas), Ltd. in Nassau, Bahamas. Pending approval of the cor-
more than a year, has a policy that only Puerto Ricans will be
name
porate
levels.
Bertran-Walker
to
IMEC
Inc. Under firm will
Corp.,
of
one
Puerto
of
Rico,
the new name, the continue as an affiliate
tablished
head-
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ago. The
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ceived
about $3 million worth
ventilating, age
of
air-conditioning,
process
treatment,
system
oI has re-
which
for
employed
at staff
piping,
and
sew-
plumbing
installations
in
little
—
in the countries in which they operate, according to company 2
¢
that
—
premises
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the following
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Associates, Rico.
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may
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OF
such
fael C. Goyeneche as of the Latin American
as:
Shop
Supplies
Liquor
Store
Infants
of
the
board
of
commissioners
of
the
Port
of
New
Goyeneche,
who
1460 Ponce de Leon / e
JUAN
B.
named sales director of International Export Packers of Louisiana,
Inc.
local
¢
officials
Manhattan
of
Bank
the have
been promoted, according to an announcement by the bank’s board
of
directors
in
New
York.
The officials, who each were Promoted to assistant manager, are José A. Medina, J.. Eugenio Rivera, and William C. Kuhns, _Medina,- who has been~ associated with Chase for 10 years, is now in charge of the bank’s Personal and Automobile Loan Prior to assuming his duties as assistant manager at the bank’s San Juan branch, Rivera, whe was born in Corozal, was in charge of operations for that Kuhns,
Ware
Santurce,
isserve been
who
is now
in charge
of the bank’s crédit department, was
GAZTAMBIDE
a
the
land several times: while ing in his former post, has
assigned
tan’s
Avenue,
Orleans.
visited
branch.
and Accesories
contact
director division
Dept.
Shop
Scheel
2
News has been received here of the recent resignation of Ra-
Chase
Rico
CENTER
installing
The policy will be followed by each of the new IMEC firms -
Three
PLAZA
Puerto
and
officials.
Miami.
2,100
Service
Juncos —
Caracas, Florida,
3,600
rest on
:
in
contracts
SHOPPING
to announce
Men’s
requires minutes
perfect
in of
has
headed by A. Vincent Arnold, was established here by A.D. Walker & Co. about 14 months
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jJoperations in its present quarters in Santurce.
A
appear that this 12-unit apartment house
Actually, is ready to collapse down a hillside in San Francisco. the structure was was moved to its location at San Jose Ave., foreground, and Calvert St. from its former location just three-eighths of a mile away. The owner of the building, which was moved to make way for a freeway; plans a 12-unit garage under the area
of A.D. Walker & Co., Inc. of New York, and will continue
inule
hea
JUST MOVED—At first glance it might
aces
the International Union of Elecfeical Workers 10th Annual convention placed high on the agenda bringing Puerto Rico into
Some observers view the IUE as too engaged in contesting the campaign of James R. Hoffa, the teamster’s president, to organize the unorganized or uncommitted unions in Puerto Rico.
a
of
oe
—Dele-
7
Y¥.
District
by
— ye ee i zsS.
N.
Fourth
labor
scandals.
OS
the
on
Union’s
2S
to
imposed
the Teamster
TT
MONTICELLO,
gates
handicaps
[Sete
REICHMANN The STAR
Se ween
A. To
ew
JOHN Special
wre
By
&
Puerto
im
Puerto
to
Chase
Rican
Manhat-
operations
1957.
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Monday, June 6, 1960
7
|
San Juan Ticker Talk
Puerto Rican Bank Stocks |
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fo
_
By DANIEL D. HOWELL
||
.
Question: “It is my understanding that the common stocks of
‘Puerto Rican banks represent some of the best securities that money can buy. steck available? :
Answer:
Why is-it_ that one can tos a
I think
mever find
any of the
your first statement answers your question. Of course, any one security is not the “best
stock
that
money
can
buy”
for every
investor.
In the case of bank stocks in Puerto Rico, these equities are most desirable for those investors -desiring-to participate in the economic growth
of Puerto Rico.) Most holders of Puerto realize
they
that
these
prefer
to
banks
hold
their
: bank stocks
Rican
are
growing;
stock
hence
for greater
things to come. The main thing: higher stock Prices for these equities in the coming years as ithe banks themselves continue to grow. As a result there is very little stock bought and HOWELL ¢ sold in ‘the open market. Very recently I have seen some figures on the growth of
i §f 3 '
bank
yl
deposits
in Puerto
Rico
(which
is public
information)
which
are truly amazing. During the past five years, total bank deposits
i
in Puerto Rico,have been 12.8 per cent a sng Any
will
student
increasing at the rate
familiar
tell
you
that
annually
will
double
with
money
the
which
itself
in
a
“magic
of
of approximately .
compound
is compounded
at
little
years.
over
five
interest”
12.8
per
cent
approximately
then
we
the
same
may reasonably
rate
during
assume
that
the
by
coming
1965
five
bank
years,
deposits
all banks in Puerto Rico will be twice the size that they are Naturally, an investor can not assume that profits of
in
today. banks
will automatically double themselves merely because bank de- posits; the principal earnings assets of banks, are expected to. This
is
because
expenses
will |be
increasing,
too,
which
will
tend
to hold down profits. But a time will be reached when more automated equipment can be economically put to work and then Profits
will
actually
increase
the
of the next five ideal holdings for
_ Jin
faster
than
bank
deposits.
But dny way-you look at it, assuming that a projection of past five years’ growth is valid for the anticipated growth rs, the wth.
stocks :
of
Puerto
Rican
Banks
are
Question: Why jis it that one can speculate more profitably commodity : than in the stock market? Where can I
learn
more
about
Answer:
The
mmedity
main
trading?
reason
for
the
greater
profits
in
trading
commodity futures is that margin requirements are so much lower. Also because of these low margins, the risk is much greater; hence
commodity
trading
is
not
advisable
for
most
people.
Margin is the amount of money that a buyer must deposit with his broker to buy a certain quantity of stock or commodities.
In stocks
that 90 margin,
and
bonds,
the Federal
per cent of the so. speculating in
total amount securities on
Reserve
Board
involved must margin is now
requires
be put as completely
different than it was in the wild days of the 1920’s when one could buy stocks on as little as 10 per cent margin. In buying and selling commodity futures, on the other hand, a
speculator
total a
must put
amount
slightly
different
Therefore,
commodity 5
as
margin
only
margin
requirement,
or lower.
per. cent margin
up
5. or
of the contracthe has bought. a
can
relatively
be
required.
a big Many
small
profit
successful
but
movement
(or
loss)
10
per
Each all in
on
commodity
are the
the
cent
of the
commodity around
price
small
traders
has
of
amount have
10 the
of
made
huge piles of money in a relatively short time, while others have lost sizable fortunes because they were either ill-prepared or vefused to sell out when the market trend was against them.
r
Most. brokerage
houses
have
literature
explaining
the
ins
and
outs of commodity: trading and will gladly provide you with these
booklets on request. Probably the best book which has been written on the subject was one published last year entitled “Modern Commodity Futures Trading” by Jerry Gold. |
Senate Passes Bill
To Pay San Juan Firm
WASHINGTON (AP)—The Senate passed and sent to the House yesterday
a
bill
requiring
the
. U.S. government to pay $19,204 to the Borinquen Home Corp. of San Juan. | ,
with contrasting areas of red. The machinery was redj too:
By SAM DAWSON ‘NEW YORK (AP) — Color is spreading from the products you buy
to
the
machines
that
make
them and to the factories where they are produced. Merchants have long known that color can affect sales vojume— both the hue of the product itself and its packaging and
of
their
offices.
And
late it’s the
the
tools
that
are
getting
and
the
its
color
Color stylists have popped up across the land to counsel businessmen on how factories and business
buildings
look, outside and in.As just one example, many,
Howard
Ketchum
should.
out
of
Inc.
re-
cently styled a factory this way: at one end the interior wall was
finished
in medium
light
of an old fashioned gray or black
green
to
the
cost
by
the
corporation
of
the
sewers
built
primarily
for
its own housing project and-later : acquired by the city of San Juan.
Gen. George C. Marshall sométimes! played hooky from school to study to be a blacksmith. i
:
ecastbete
;
bee,
|
os
mark
has
danger
given
points.
red
York will
phone
City, atract
impulse fice. The
booths
installation believing passersby
calls
to
outside
of
might
STAR
bus
it
social
Puerto
color make
Mills
of-
that
compensa.
he
will
intro-
ion of the bill will
provide that
and ex-servicethe island who
are now entitled to special unemcompensation those
will con-
benefits
com-
puted under present law through 1965, | | Begining in 1966, however, efits
will
be
provided
be
figured
for
under
at
berates
Common-
law.
51 banquet slated for July 3 in the San
Juan
predicts
Intercontinental
a
turnout
hotel,
of “over
1,000
persons” for the affair. If a name orator can be obtained
for
the
occasion,
AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR @ SALES © SERVICE
Chevremont
anticipates a ticket sale far in excess
of
this
figure.
In
all
events,
he believes the presence of ator Dennis Chavez (D-NM)
FOR
Senwill
MODERN
WAY
BUSINESS
insure success of the dinner. Chavez, a long-time friend of island
statehooders
is guest
of honor
the plush event. The septenguarian solon to attend the island affair telephoned invitation from
RADIO
EFFICIENCY
$475.00
for
dash
agreed after a lawyer
= Installed
under$515.00
mounting.
trunk-mounted,
with
control.
For
and
Alfonso Rivera Valdivieso, president of Citizens for State 51. Ramiro Ortiz, chairman of the
battery
operation,
publicity commitiee for the banquet, said that the banquet tickets
power
are priced
Weighs only, 16 pounds.
that
the
at $12 per person,
price
will
be
VAC.
but
chopped
6
For
remote 12
volt
olso
115
transitorized
supply,
add
$35.00.
to
$10 for tickets bought before June
$875.00
average
price. Installed with foot
tower,
Re-
~al at extra cost.
S
_ Model
100
1.
For
any
tween
2.
better
fire
protection
202 Ponce de Leon, Stop 4-% 1950 San Juan. Phone in Puerto
Rico and
existing
130 &
180
mcs.,
FM.
DEMONSTRATION,
ALBERT
CRUMLEY Box
“| Phones:
2-5325
systems,
6N100
Watt
or
Base Station
new
systems,
3-5255
RADIO 10073, San
(Office)
CALL
OR WRITE:
R. CRUMLEY
Caparra
CORPORATION Heights
Stetion
Juan, -Pucrto Rico 3-0800, Car 75 (Mobile)
8-0407
(Night)
Save TIME and MONEY with AEROIRON
the Virgin Islands oe
‘
be-
Far less maintenance cost.
FOR
GAR W. YATES COMPANY, INC. Exclusive Distributors
said
wealth
mote control option-
Box
placing
federal-
Youthful Tony Chevremont, organizer of the Citizens for State
30
for
bill
federal employes men residing on
or
to
Wilbur
duce the bill and expects a.committee report i Puerto [Bic week, | The special Puerto}; Rico sec-
struc-
are
Bureau Rep.
the
tinue te have
buildings
up
under
tain walls can be seen in checker-
gold toned found. “
dismayed
state unemployment tion program.
the to
or bronze
suburb
security
Rico
ployment
glass
been
Washington
tures are taking on many hues. Porcelainized stainless, steel jcur-
fects. Green
Cleveland-
have
dark
the House Ways and Means Committee announced Friday that the group had agreed to include a section in the proposed omni-
for
business
a
in
its research
D, Mills (D-Ark.), chairman of
Mew or
for
| WASHENGTON—
board patterns in black (and orange, in colored stripes, mosaics, polka dots and fabric ef-
Chevremon! Sees Big Turnout For Stale 51 Banquet
in
| |
in
friends
center
finished
business building had popped there. ‘
him-
But
walls
porcelain
that
any one ‘ factories
out
sidewalk
| SSS SSS
ment of the Navy opposes payment. The report also said the in
he
ing
San Patricio naval project. The committee also said: the Depart-
to participate
area,
curtain
Special Section Of Social Security Bill To Cover Island
indi-
customer appeal, too. And Bell Telephone Co. is turn-
be for storm sewers used by the
did not agree
and
has the
A senate’ judiciary subcommittee reported the payment would
Navy
in another,
self away at once to else around. Red is used in many
————
Ss
pipes
minated
treatment.
other
very utilitarian purposes, In \chemical or pharmaceutical plants
Endicott Johnson, shoe makers, developed yellow rubber boots for the Argonne Laboratories to be worn by workers in radiationcontaminated areas. The idea in this case: if the worker wears the boots: outside of the conta
_ factory
blue
‘lations. It used stainless steel
vidual colors will be selected) for
right tints were sought to get the maximum of work. | From that business went on to the equipment that office workers use. The gadgets now, may be blue,. green or red instead of the oncé standard black or dark grey: Adso the paper and forms they fill out increasingly take
on pastel shades.
Moving along the interior the colors varied from the green to neutral -beige, and finally,. soft yellow and blue. Sometimes color is used for
water
Next business learned that white collar workers were depressed or pepped up by the color
‘Republic Steel’s Truscon divx sion used color for community
pipes and valves carrying steam will all be painted in one color,
display.
Of
Therefore, if one can assume that Puerto Rico in general and Puerto Rican bank deposits in particular will continue to increase at
Factories, Tools Adopting Color Schemes To Boost Production
me
.
THE. SAN JUAN. STAR — Monday, June 6, 1960.
|
°
i
THE
MOTIONS—Gloria
Co-
MAGIC FINGERS—One of the highlights of the treatment is the 30-minute massage which dona Altagracia administers. Cares and tension vanish under her magic touch. (STAR photos by Betty Knorr)
lén, who handles the exercise department at “Stay Slim” puts the STAR’s Nory Segarra through the motions.
In Two And A Half Hours, A Gat Can Relax
LUNCHTIME—Light calory snacks are prepared right at the salon. and served to the clients upon request.
BR TINE ARIE owe Tah
THROUGH
Ser ene
eR
Le SCTE
NOR
PRE oe”
' i 3 it q
Sir Ne NST
>
By
BETTY
STAR
KNORR
Women's
appealing.
Editor
Life in San Juan, particuldrly on the social scene. can be as hetic as Gotham. as| frantic
needs
as
L.
to get
alli every
now
away and
A.
from
then,
getting
away
a
rejuvenation,
little
A.
from
and,
gal
it if
it all
means
it’s
doubly
With
this
thought
mind, Nory Segarra and I the morning off recently
hied
ourselves
over
to
in took and
Esther
Romanace’s “Stay Slim Salon” in Miramar, a beautifying treat we’ve been promising ourselves for some time. Although neither of us was
cere
Unwind And Feel Like A Brand New Person troubled with a weight problem, we took minutes
hour
the full treatment, of steaming, half
of exercising,
half an
10 an
hour
for a body massage, an hour and a half for a facial, tone-up mask
and
make-up,
pedicure
with
and
a
a
manicure,
light
luncheon
besides. It was gréat. In two and a half hours a igal can un-
wind and relax and come out looking and feeling! like a new L person. Turkish
Bath
First we stepped into the neat little dressing room and strip-
ped,
donned
Turkish
little
two-piece
toweling
outfits,
con-
sisting of a bra-like top and a short sarong skirt. We entered a fully
steam
tiled
room,
so
dense
with
that it took a few minutes
before
we
could:
Perspiration
see.
poured
out
pore.
wide-open
every
of Ten
bath in the Turkish minutes and we were steamed to a turn. after Then cold shower,
Gloria
with
arreovig
seewes
ANITONE Dry Cleaning
Works
Wonders
SALON OWNER — Mrs. Esther Romanace felt that San Juan had plenty of beauty parlors but few salons to care for wom-
an’s
other
beauty
needs.
She
cleared out the storage rooms under the Columbus Hotel to
set
up
ditioned
her
attractive,
studio.
.
air-con-
firm
and
diploma
FACIAL—Mille from
Paris
Anne
in beauty
Damiami, culture,
in the art of the facial and makeup.-
who
holds
is a past
a
master
ep
an _ invigorating we took a turn
Colon
in
cising room, and went a series pf contortions,
to
FRENCH
the
exer-
through designed
strengthen
chest
and abdominal muscles, the upper arms, thighs and even the neck. Gloria, a swimming champ told us in her off-duty hours,
of one of her pupils, who comes | in three days a week during (See
TREATMENT,
Page
9)
It’s a miracle, no less, the way Sanitone’s deep down
cleaning
gets out ALL the dirt, spots and soil—brings
back
store-fresh-
ness to colors, patterns and textures.
Phone today.
Freddie
Thon
Cleaners 567
Carpenter Road Hato Rey Tel. 6-6030
MANICURE—Anne
Marie
as well.
who
after
the
Customers steam
bath
gives
manicure
and
care to can arrange
:and
use
the
salon’s
pedicures:
their hair
hair
dryers.
FOR CLASSIFIEDS, CALL 3-8400
meee
|
4 all Ieft
will
The
problem gives
money
self-respect,
ee aa
the. boss, t |
(7 MPa
;
|
his
ciimate.
wrong
he
with | paration
and
“to
Ive our
tide
told
we
by
he
if
hasn’t.
may
DEAR
son
money. She says, “He’s all I have in the world..He’s entitled to the money. His .father earned it.”
I have a chance | Ito go to col-|
grow ¢:
ANN:
him
up.
3
I’m
17
and
|
page
stomach
Normally,
over
clients
Somerrietar
Rosco 5
the
first
magic
and
told him. bunny
He
and
He
talked
few weeks in trouble
called
said
me
he
fingers
and
Denia We the
cream,
the
ing
'First
the
legs,
feet,
the
thighs,
neck,
head,
plus
special
merve
shoulders
fee,
kneaded,
every
muscle -felt a sheer
relief
of
tension,
i
of
weil no-
reduc-
Our
menu
in-
grilled
ham
and
with
sugar. came
hot
the
. soothing,
milk
who
a diploma
Marie
Peytoureau
|
nose
in
unde
Damiani;
in beauty
Paris.
the
Anne
then
mouth
outward
massage
in
continues,
still
to©;
you have much
active
in going
you
beneficial
brating
cial Anne
motion
to
relax
K
think
over
or amusements
after
such
in some
endeavor
ad-
to
most
information
now,
if you
lof
pads
vi-
the
fa-
of cotton
How-
advice
given
quickly.
CAPRICORN 20)
There
is
(Dec. every
22 to Jan. chance
made
up,
which
the Garden Club of Puerte Rico to be held in the La Concha Ho-| tel’s
Shell
Program a
Room
at
12:30
ef
TUESDAY Rico
Theater
for doing
MOON CHILDREN
Casats”
Festival
July
21)
Concert at the University of Puer-|5°™e to
also
will cooperate fully.
Flowers.
—
and
at 8:30
work
that you really like. Be certain your clothing is spic and span,
p.m. | jewelry just right, etc. Co-workers
for the afternoon will be}
Carnival
has been possible for some
luncheon meeting of| time,
p.m.,
with
and
Surely
the
best
conferring
;
day
Concerto
violin and
in D Major
for] 2Ple
with
associ-
Juan Jose Castre as conducter in a pregram of Brahams, Beethoven Wiland Mendelssohn, featuring
Kempff
LEQ
(utyexcellent 2 to ave) ey are for handling any reaf estate‘ affairs or getting matters on a more solid
arrange | ©@SY
to
am-
Evening
is then ideal for
greater closest | ties and
oven piano concerto Ne. 2.
wish
fond
hours
Beeth- mean
the
playing
some
Festival | amuste.
Concert at the University ef Pner-| te Rico Theater at 8:30 p.m. with
helm
to realize
bition. Follow advice. P.M. fine fe- social| ea sports that most
orchestra.
lumbus
Hotel
to
set
up
business-like
inj | diligently
Christian Ferras as soloist in the | 2te or higher-up so that you are
Mezart
most
| very secretive (June 22 to |: ‘is concerned.
time for dressing nicely
then
Any civic affairs can be performed most wisely today, if you go after the right people in a
PISCES
way
and
where a Be loyal.
and
is along
perseveringly.
|Step out of your |dull rut today
places where far more interesting and remunerative outlets are available
to
you.
Meet
those
with
a
fine
edge
of
the
mendous
tenacity of purpose
the
BRIDE:. Miss Cathyn Viera
WVizearronde,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs. Francisco Olive, became the bride ef Daniel Alvarez Andrades, sen of Mr. and Mrs.. Enrique Alvarez- at
Santa
a
ceremeny~-Saturday
Teresita
in
Church, Following
the ceremony, a reception was hheld at the home of the bride’s parents. The couple will make heme in Bayamon upon their frem a wedding trip to St.
Tho
reamed
and
manicure
Although
Stay
deSlim
technically does not go-in for coiffing its customers, there
are hair ptt TT OC: SCITGG GI
NEW
pedicure
partment.
her | entertainment.
LIBRA. (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)
jthe
right
direction.
Give
jam education
as possible,
a
for
limg the or
gi
practical,
chart
executive
other
presons’
since
the
who
big
must
‘dryers
SANTA
money.
ROSA
PLAZA
On the Bayamén Road
_
© MODERN
@ SUPER | @ SELF-SERVICE
available for
MIAMI DRAPERY 1863 Loiza St. Santurce Tel. 3-2111
‘Traditionally World
HEALTH
e
Famous for ...
SERVICE
@
ECONOMY
as
fine.
stress-
this is banker
handle
property
- Coming Soon
e NEW
and
harmony with \so it becomes. very important for then taking it} jyou to early teach the very own fireside. Relax. lhighest principles and morals so (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) that effeorts are channeled in
Coming Soon
TO
im-
portant people. Resolve to live ‘on a very much higher plane of existence. | Your.Child is Born Today .... Be, or she, will inherit a tre-
Mile
the
20)
comfortable but and be off to
sa-
done
are
bigwig Labor
(Feb. 20 to March
Damini does professienaliy but discreetly. The eye outlining, we noticed,
now
socially together in the evening and have a ball. Be charming. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19)
with witch hazel are to the eyes. The last the treatment consists
being
stop
talking ‘so much and go after it in a most business-like and practi-
‘increase . circulation
while
turatéd japplied part of
please.
(Nov. 22 to Dec.
pertinent
and counteract sagging facial muscles. A cooling mint-y mask -is then applied to the face and
neck,
are
'cal fashion. Confer with financiers, authorities,, et als. Follow
mutuallynow.
that
nerves. Following, this, Marie exerts a slight hand
pressure
just
your ambitions
hands
but
eye, not outside, and she blends several shades of eye shadow
a S
boy
from | beau
her
feather-light
to
GROW. SAGITTARIUS
now.) | vice and getan early start.
the eyes to the temples. As the fly
nnn
along
lines,
pencil
Spanien
This
' WEDNESDAY—Casals’
hands
Anne
holds
an
facial
sure
little Mile
s{upwards
Newlywed
for
day
what
who can help you realize them. Then relax tonight at the sports
and shoulders what Dofia Alta-| their hair during the treatment. | Step out early or get rid of dull gracia does for the rest of your Salen A Former Storeroom duties quickly in A.M. Then you Mrs. Esther de Re-| must do your important shopping, After first removing all traces manace, the attractive owner of | contacting of key personnel, or of makeup, she proceeds with a i out the] ameliorate condition in outside feather-light touch, massaging storage rooms under the Co- | affairs. Tonight is fine for light
relaxation and
there’s
low-calorie
TODAY—A
Marie does for your face, neck | ladies . who
gently and
laced
teur
of
nerve
sense
For
the
base
in
little
culture from’ the Ecole Superieure d’ Esthetique du Doc-
pummeled
little
being.
the
at
the
the
back,
and spine, were
massaged, until
at
a salad,
lots of Then
hands,
and
emphasis
centers
the skull
arms,
trays
cheese sandwich, a hot boulJion, and, because we weren't on a diet, a large cup of cof-
began.
including
where prepared
customers.
cluded
TV
-good
that was not possible before to you deservé whatever you get—| ever, it behooves you to be far. express your ability and willingwhich I promise will not be good. | more broad-minded if you are to ness to cooperate with others in obtain the- very best results. their constructive plans. Go out
going
comfortable
are
ARDIS:
fine
than
salon’s
room,
strong
workout
along
appreciably.
in alliance with
; | Weekly Calendar |} A =day fortor greater eater accomplishment accomatshmen
Altagracia. lunched off
snacks
palms of: Altagracia Echevarria. After being rubbed with a soothing
get
demonstrated that he’s a no-
a-dumb
wasn’t
A
be yours
DEAR
ago and
abundance
can
be
me
crease,
P.M. confer with closests ties and cement better relations. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) and to contact those vital persons
powerful persons now.
love | for whom
~ RRR HHI,
him very much and I don’t want | just how and where to bend your to lose him. Please help me.— | efforts in the future. However, P.S. We
piri
astute
ate with
sitting
then
is
much less’ let him rob you of.2. chance to‘get a college edecaties.
the
Turkish bath, put since we were just going through the motions, we reversed the process. Me zic Fingers Of Dona Altagracia Next came the massage, under
exercises
wise-and
that
‘a big ‘mistake.-A I thought I was.
house.
take
the
the future
Righter
Much
fooli
ppp
Take time to. analyze your financial condition in A.M. and the figure out just how to in-
exactly
group is highly anxious to cooper-
a
eae
month.
in a little
can
you
Then
a-secret course for your-
heel. If you continue to see him;
lunch time for exercise and lost almost four inches off
her
amd
feel
| thing like that 30 minutes with
8)
tits
Snr
her has
from
This
into proving my love which was
our
ppHp
21)
I’m
I
pp
respect,
suppose
; but
Bib
Carroll
in a city where there is a good ARIES (March 21 to April 19) boy friend | You surely can learn now from state university. e through. I | contact with higher-ups, or those says if I go, we
The Full Treatment (Continued
EE
TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) associate, or some specific
near her
ED
has}
wrecking
giving
By
also.
time,
self in
lege in the Fall as imy aunt lives}
like 90. I’m in love with a fellow who works at a gas station
us over,”
her she's
marriage
even
z+
move. His mother always comes throught with a few thousand Gollars
EE
GENERAL TENDENCIES:
a box of | make
me
bought
and.even
have
insist on child-support. I’m not - suggesting a divorce, but a se-
or the
quits
RIE
told him he got real sweet again| this
alene.
YOU
ther’s hand-outs. | Invite him te go te work and ‘stay at it or move out. Then
co-workers
Then
walk
“Refuse flatly to live on his mo-
a job longer than a yearn ‘since we were married ten years ago.
He finds something
to
husband
mo-
he wants it (she has plenty) and he won't work. He ‘hasn’t held 'i i ‘7
learn
your
whenever
is, Haryey’s
him
never
Tell
them.
ther
EB
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and
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10
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, June 6, 1960;
SRE
Do You Think?
Our
Educational TV By URSULA VON ECKARDT
government-owned
and
citizen-paid-for
radio
EONS
On
ee Ps
What
‘ht
and_
televisioré
,the
failure
of the
station’s
personnel
than causal. The atmosphere of WIPR
is symptomatic
rather |
is a dreary one of competen’)
ET
served
SS
station, WIPR-TV, has become the most recent target of a good dea? of unflattering comment. While much of the harsh criticism is de:
people who are just doing a job in between vacations and holidays), There is little enthusiasm: the vital sense of mission and urgency doe: general
anyone.
public.
The lack of animation
At
the
roots
of
this
mirrors
apathy
the apathy
lies cowardice!
the courage of realism and the courage of initiative. When the Industrial Revolution was well enough
of the
We
under
cE
not animate
laclEy
Fi toy
way
show the imaginative and hopeful that mankind now had the technique:3! and the tools to eliminate poverty, starvation, massive epidemics rat-hole housing, and other economic ills, the visionaries of the day were quite certain that crimé, warfare, immerality, unhappiness) and
tyranny
A century
would
has
be
made
conquered
forever
us less naive.
with
economic
hope that there must be some panacea for all EDUCATION is the magic formula: educators
and
wizards.
There
is
a
Daumier
who are busy spooning liquid a hole they have drilled into
our are
troubles. Today our alchemist!!!
of , 8rinning
school-master:
out of a bottle labeled ‘“‘Wisdom”’ a young fellow’s head Apparently,
twentieth-century educators have for their ‘‘Tincture of Learning.” The
development;
Yet we still cling to the fantastic
not
Right
been
using
the
right
int ous
formul:
Formula
¥
So, if our friends at WIPR-TV could only find the right formula’ then they could pour thousands of gallons of pure, distilled) Wisdom the new, improved, pasteurized, homogenized, pre-cooked, pre-digestec!, “Gnstant’? Wisdom into that marvelous electronic funnel that is s¢
accessible to the holes in our heads. But whatever knowledge, or wisdom, or learning are —and if Wi knew that, we would already possess them— it seems increasing], evident that they cannot be transmitted mechanically. (It is interest ing that people talk so much about “education” and so little peel “knowledge.”’) Perhaps Plato was right in pointing out that knowledge
pester
Kennedy,
Lyndon
Johnson
and
Stuart
Symington.
(AP
cannot
Photo.)
Nixon Thinks Primaries, Polls Show ‘Independent’ Vote His STAR
Washington
WASHINGTON
Bureau
—
Vice
Pres-
ident Richard M. Nixon believes en the basis of primaries and polls so far that he is winning the so-called independent vote
he
needs
tion
for
a
November
victory.
Close supporters 80 represent him
he
elec-
can
carry
California
large
and
Majority
his
this
of Nixon alas_ believing
home
fall
state
despite
growing
of the
Democratic
there.
Nixon expects, however, to be out-polled in California’s June 7 primary by Gov. Edmund (Pat) Brown. The Vice President’s
camp
said
fied if in the
Nixon
he polls primary.
Democrats
will a
be
satis-
million
votes
Out-Drew
GOP
It was pointed out that Democratic candidates out-drew Republicans in the last two presidential primaries in the state although President Eisenhower easily carried California in Novyember. The state now has 3,767,495 registered Democrats and 2,519, 975 registered Republicans with Democrats reporting spectacular Bains in the fast-growing areas. Nixon supporters made a point of saying the Vice President’s
Washington
commitments
will keep him from ecampaigning in California before the Primary even though the GOP organization is pressuring him to do so. ,
Three
Trips
Home
Nixon has, however, made three trips to his home state since the first of the year, and to exposed was_ he in each
thousands
of
voters
and
had
talks with Republican leaders. The trips usually lasted two or three days each.
As
in other
states
where
Nix-
on’s name’ Was~‘enteréd’ en ‘the é
primary
ballot,
ization
is
campaign.
views
the
an
Taped
and
radio
inter-
TV_
shows
some. Nixon
none
is
planned
It
is
a
in
some
of these aides say
California.
detailed
in
organ-
intensive
canned
were used in states, although
voting
GOP
waging
analysis
of
these
of
other
primaries as well as public opinion polls that are lending encouragement to Nixon in his
quest
for
support
from
inde-
voters.
pendent
The Independent Vote Because of a somewhat larg-
er number of country than
GOP
candidate
Democrats in the Republicans, any
must
win
the
independent vote—as well as some Democratic votes—to defeat his Democratic opponent. Nixon supporters consider the independent vote to be a major
factor
in
toral
such
states
as
important
New
elec-
York,
Cali-
LETTER FINDS Sir: On
POLICE
May
27
SLOW
this
writer
was
caught in a long line of slow moving traffic on route No 2 between Arecibo and Santurce. At Km. 31, H6 I finally caught
upt_with
traffic.
ner,
the
cause
There,
in
rode
cemen
side
two
of
the
slow
Majestic
man-
motorcycle
poli-
by
side
in
jovial
conversation. Their speed was 25 miles per hour. Oncoming traffic was heavy which made it quite difficult to pass the officers. I made
it at
12:20 p.m.
and
was so outraged that I noted the plates on their motor bikes and
decided
to
write
this
Plates 4720 and 4721. “"
"* 'Name Withheld
letter.
fornia,
Illinois
and
on
aides:
such
things
write-in
These
votes
are
Places
in
cross-over Demsome
also
has
been
they
leading
Kennedy and all other potential opponents in Gallup polls of independent voters. This swing
started last summer trip
up on
in
to
fairly
Moscow
well
is trailing
with Nixon’s
and
ever
Kennedy,
Nix.
however,
the overall figures. Politicians are anxious
to
everybody
Theatre to
Festival
the
Ateneo
on
the
people,
readings
I'd jazz
up
could
be
a
decisions. Law
police
sembling
investigation
evidenee for
dubious
said
air.
on
the
held
im
team
TV.
and
prison
cell
at
a
s {
1
M
full cooperatior’
‘“‘Little
Theatre”
get the
students
and :
Docente”
of the
rehearse—
grout!
Programs,
Conservatory)
before _ ¢ by
the
keeping
cam. walk.
of
the
most
significant
Supreme
Courf}))
students could act out a simplified version of the case,
and
unrestricted
drug
buying.
I’d have
value:
|):
more
“Be-|
interview
(I
am
not
merely
referring
influential
officials
to do the thinking belongs
here
and
politicians.
and the talking.
to
us:
the
citizens.
By FLETCHER STAR
Some
people
claim
I’d
The
together and make
America
one great big
.
We
can
Proposed Democratic platform plank: To avoid diplomatie embarin the future,
we’ll
esta-
blish a Department of Deception headed by a Secretary of State,
Fibs.
to
y
:
give
the)
true!
over
over’
and
i
ail
be
program}
real imagination will ignite}, have good educational tele. | \
ER?
a
Bureau
a
The Eisenhower team figures! end the
Treasury
fiscal
year
surplus.
And
with
who
a)
else|
can claim he ever came back from! Paris with money in his pocket?) z
ees
assment
such’
tried and
KNEBEL
Washington
needs a national purpose. They cringe at all these little mistakes being made when we could get one.
to
as that kangaroos are felines, rivers are'| assorted boners: these are all part of the) such as “Youth Wants to Know” in which
as-
place still kept top secret, Eichmann is making the notes volunItarily, pencilling them in German, baad
I’d
dramatization
his trial| on
Abraham
every;
out the eager beavers) of Culture te put thei)
Adolf
reporters. a
air-time
telephoning
fully with
gators, police commander Now
offer
inventors. Here and there, a spark of enthusiasm. And then we: will not only vision, we will have a real community.
Friday.
told
I'd
English-language
‘Cultural
educational
WIPR-TV
Eichmann, apprehended by Israeili security men last month under mysterious circumstances, is spending ho each day making notes on his ast for the investi-
Selinger
by
V.I.P.’s who always give the same prepared speeches get heard anyway. I’d give’ new minds a chance.
charges that he bossed a Nazi team responsible for the deaths of six million Jews, a high police
official
start
bed off the street, if necessary— to heckle the debaters. ; While “‘Twenty Questions” and “‘Club 6” are good fun, they are of)
see
Cooperative, Israeli Officials Report a
I’d
fore Public Opinion” programs, but with a live studio audience —grab-|
Eichmann Is Very Israel —(AP)
fh)| J
and the lawyer, in the role of the judge, could state the decision. I'd! talk the Institute of Labor Relations and the unions into producing), “on-the-air’”’ workshops in parliamentary procedure. I’d challenge the; Public Health Association to represent —dramatically— the dangers)
kids a chance
is cooperating
re
ing encyclopedias to a minimum. Instead, I would find me a lawyer for example, and ask him to present “Before the Court”. The show'
students
AVIV,
bs
for the participant.
Suggestions
of Music to practice —yes, practice eras, showing how music is made.
polls.
TEL
can
Yet, television can be educational | only
for help!
the
unchallenged assertions the effect of the summit blowterritories, and a dozen up on Nixon’s standing in the! fun) I’d have programs
Eichmann
information
the Ballet people. Then I’d call up Myrna Casas (for example)! talk her into organizing a group of her friends and students tc’
of self-medication
has _ held
since.
ask
do dramatic
note, Nixon had four times as many such write-ins as his chief Democratic opponent, Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, had on the GOP ballot.
Nixon
while
professional and amateur group and I’d ferret who carry the group. I’d persuade the Institute
and and
wrote
Pennsylvania,
that
big expensive package of audio-visua};; to begin the hard, sometimes painfu
spectator,
for the mere
never
I would
primaries.
who
meant
This is what I would do as program disector of WIPR-TV:
the
Democrats
he
A Few
emphasis
in Nixon’s name on the ocratic primary ballot. In
this
and discouraging work of learning? But
as_
in
Bu
How can television —that tricks— enable the TV-viewer
Pennsylva-
place
taught.
sunlit world of ideas.
Ria.
These
be
transmitted easily from one mind to another, knowledge is an activity ; an intimate personal experience. Learning is a voyage, a long arduou: climb out of the dark cave of passion and prejudice into the ope),
=
John
—
ALL FOR ONE—The three leading candidates for the De mocratic presidential nomination join in a multiple handshake at a fund-raising dinner in Beverly Hills. Sut each was wishing the teamwork was in behalf of his campaign. Left to right: Sens.
es
2
#
|
Hawaii’s Gov. Quinn is boomed) for Republican key-noter. He can | proudly predict the nominee will sweep
Republican|? every pre|i)
cinct between Waikiki Beach and the Golden Gate Bridge! ‘*
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Eates
that they
the
bill
plebiscite
Party
made
Legislature
may
Statehood
will refuse
to accept or
approve if it contains the three choices of Commionwealth, Statehood and Independence. They have said
this before, but yesterday they reaffirmed their position in relation to the bill now being considered in public hearings by the Legislature. The statehood leaders want only statehood and independence as choices to be presented to the people
on the plebiscite ballot. Their contention is that com-
monwealth is a transitory form of government, that it cannot be definite and final, that only statehood or independence can be permanent forms of govern: ment-for Puerto Rico. Their position is now clear beyond all doubt. The Legislature should proceed to enact a plebiscite bill, we think, that offers to the people of Puerto Rico those choices which have become aspirations among three sectors of the community. These are
Independence.
and
Statehood,
Commonwealth,
If the Legislature were to follow the suggestion of the statehooders, it would deprive a substantial section of the electorate of an opportunity to express their desire officially for the form of government Even they prefer, the present commonwealth status. is a transitory
if commonwealth
status,
as
Mav
state-
the
of
body
vast
who
voters
want
sincerely
but
permanent,
made
we
If there is to be a|/showdown
by
the
For Whatever Ails You — By
that
people
of
mistakes
ing $y
Land
And
on this vital ques-
Swifmmers
at beachesalong
the
them-to scurry toward the beach.
If it is difficult to
leap out of the way of a reckless driver on land, it is much tougher to move quickly in the water out of reach of one of these playful potential killers.
We to
of
urge the speedboat owners to have their fun
reach
of
a reasonable
the swimmers.
We
area
that
be
left
also urge the police to estab-
lish, by. regulation a safe distance from
gpeedboats,
should
the shore for
and see that they obey the regulations.
-
friends,
roots, they’d
them
Sea
Isla Verde coast are learning to dodge and duck speedind outboard boats that come perilously close to them, some intentionally in a spirit of hdrseplay. Some of these reckless—speedboaters sweep so : close to shore when they see bathers that they’ force
out
his
have
down
fun
more
were
harried
by
one of the season: in my} home state,
told
|
to
a
South
|
of
my} talk
ordinances
and
prohibitions and the intransigence of customers but rarely by peddling itself. And tailors objected
to
and
long
the
the
Paraphrasing work,
man
low
hours,
would
wages,
but
Voltaire, invent
the
not it.
if
poor
the there
a place to go to in the morning,
light,
tailoring.
A man
were must
no have
or he-is only
half a man. The millionaire sons of, indus- , ssh
site
thelist
apa
stig
and
in Hart-
Episcopalians,
Baptists
in
North
But last
Carolina, Georgia, Virginia and Tennessee. the most crucial speech I made was the
hooking sailfish, And he winds up reading, pamphlets all day on “The Salt-Free Diet.” In the immigrant society there was one rule: If you were at all able, you had to bring home money. But I never heard an immigrant disagree with work, except for work he was forced: into. doing, and often not then. It ‘may come. asa ‘surprise to: many people that when the work-day in the shops was reduced to nine hours, there -was:much weeping in the tenements. Wives said, “What will happen to us if you cannot work more than nine hours.” Peddlers
Jews
in Chicago, and
Methodists,
speak
to
privileged
been
in Washington,
|
and
youngsters,
and much
Lutherans,
102 speeches since the first
have
I
from
up
him
pulled
We
one.
into
went
soon
The reckless drivers who have run up an alarmtoll of highway fatalities that average one per have competition from .an unthis year will soon
‘expected quarter.
we persuaded a vigorous man to when he did, we shipped him off where if he wasn’t in decline, he
was when retire and to Florida
January.
ford, Catholics
century
twentieth
the
in
or
politics
in
or
endeavor
community
I have made of
human
monumental
the
of
Golden
will compose fugues. _ | The High-School Graduated
to the Unitarians
made
we
of
in
works
who
today is the man
know now. Lucky until he dies. Perhaps one
they
better we
much
comfort and retirement. How
sort
years
declining
his
spend
and
quit
then
be.
can
should do so much
It was thought a man
men.
work,
such
pity
to
used
world
The
Englanders.
Harry
trialist may not work their way up the company at all, but they will be active in some
The immigrant fathers worked until they died. So, too, for that matter, did the New
tion, let it come through a plebiscite bill that is fair to all schools of thought, those who want Commonwealth, Statehood, or Independence.
On
America
Work’s The Cure
if it is conclusively determined to be-what the people |
want, it will be made | permanent Puerto Rico and. the Congress. -
In
common-
confidence
do have
Nicely,”
OFF
GET
To
2.
Only
wealth, and who believe it can become a permanent form of government. In a world so sorely troubled with political upheavals, changes. of sovereignty, and rabid nationalistic animosities, it would be tragic indeed if a people so demonstrably democratic in their way of life were to be. prevented from expressing their preference for a form of government they may in
the majority feel is the one they want. We do not know how commonwealth
CHANCE
A
You
GAVE
=)
hooders claim, there is a moral obligation for the Congress to make it permanent, in co-operation with the people of Puerto Rico, if the majority of the people demonstrate that such is their desire. While we harbor the hope that Puerto Rico will some day become a state, when and if it becomes economically feasible, we strongly reject any attempt to deny the democratic right of expression of that
bid
j ODAC St. Levis Post-piopatela
;
;
>
commencement eommencement
a a
address address
high-school | graduating class But one happy event made the
a little
less
prospect
terrifying.
When
I
was in Los Angeles I met Ozzie and Harriet Nelson at a party. During the course of the evening, I had an inspiration. I took Mrs. Nelson aside and explained that I had an
important my
home
“opening.” son,
come
Ricky
over
commencement
speech
state,and. that
I asked if
she
Nelson,
an
idol
to
party
the
I
would of
for
to make
needed
a
urge
in
good
her
teen-agers,
just
a
to
minute
and let me shake his hand. Harriet Nelson is a kind and understanding woman, and five minutes later in came David and Ricky. We had a quiet “talk about books and when I said good-bye I shook Ricky’s hand and I showed this hand to my graduating audience in North Carolina, and swore to them I hadn’t even washed it. ; The students applauded and laughed and
after that, things, didp’t,
go
bad
at ail,
;
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, June 6, 1960
12
Soviet Tactics Aimed At Eclipse Of U. S. Position Of Leadershi p |
Construction Seminar’s First Session Reset For Today ing get
program
“Construction
on
the
in Develop-
Economies” is scheduled underway at 2 p.m. today
the
San
Juan
to at
Intercontinental
Hotel.
of
the
building
densed”
into
first
session
of
the
semi-
show.
today’s
allotted
sion
be
at today’s ses-
delivered
by
Teles-
nar, which is being held as part of the Construction Caribbean
foro Carrero, acting president of the Puerto Rico Planning Board;
show,
Carlos
was
originally
for 10 am. on ver. the event
when
only
persons pointed
The
first
of
the
at
today’s
gers,
a
showed time.
and
seminar vice
position
scheduled
Saturday. Howewas postponed
small
number
up
at
of
the
ap-
Alvarado,
will
meeting.
president
be
sessions combined
Renewal
Corp.;
Gustavo Puerto
Housing
Padilla, president Rico
College and
there
will
in
be
of the
of Engineers,
two
Ro-
sions
Ex-
eds,
Opportunities,
Mass
Censtruction
organizer
WILSON
Washington
Bureau
and
3,000
miles
few
away
weeks
from
the
debacle in Paris, the witness to the strange events there is swayed toward
The
several-
United
continue immense__
to
conclusions:
States
was
and
will
be the target of an psychological warfare
attack
designed
to
position
of
leadership.
assault,
spearheaded
world
destroy by
its This
Premier
Following the cpening remarks,
Leonard
Management,
and
surveyros.
of
Orkin
named
Rico Urban
Architects
second
recently
director of the Puerto &
RICHARD
STAR
WASHINGTON—A
remarks
will
By
time
of 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Opening
THe
materials
told the STAR on Saturday that the two sessions would be “con-
which
panel
the
discus-
themes
“Ne-
Problems in
Economies” and ‘‘New Materials, New Techniques, and Special Ne-
of
eds
of
Developing
will
be
Developing discussed.
Economies”
Khrushchev aims to rob the United
fully
planned
States of leadership,
was
not
and
its position of moral frightén away the small
uncommitted
divide
the
In
spite
nations,
Western
of
Khrushchev’s
and
alliance.
reaction
against
wild ranting,
he may
be making) some progress in the world generally. It is clearer that
he has a
supplied
domestic
that
he
when
he
that
he way
what.
the
issue,
he
it. It can
wishes
appointment the
political
knew did
the material
to
in
feed
this
U-2
be
and
was
doing
concluded
upon
dis-
country
incident
for
was
with hand-
led.
A
second
Soviet
action
conelusion in
Paris
.
is that was
the care-
out
in
advance. It |
merely
a
Khrushchev
Soviet
Presidium
the United trust
and
into
the
plunge cold
The
break
the
world
of |
again:
dramatic
way
this f
done was to break up the meeting on the ground
| |
hat the representative of no self- | respecting -with
nation
such
a
could
culprit
Eisenhower
as
unless
he
for the U-2 incursions. The Russians, with
ries
of
Budapest
‘™ |
the
were |
moral side they intend
shocking
excesses
of a press
| 4 =
memo-
dimmed,
able to get on the a world issue, and
stay there. With the
negotiate President
apologized
of § to #
;i 44
and
a
conference!
in Paris. behind him, Khrushchev went on to
With Sello Rojo Rice !
with |
war.
most
could be summit
to
States as unworthy
foul language
Paella’s more delicious
|
policy but the studied policy of the |
Premier-‘4 Berlin to ||
show forbearance. He could not press the Berlin issue further until a new summit is~held after his “fishy friend”, President Eisenhower, has left office.
At the same time, Soviet Foreign
Minister Gromyko hurried to New York to bring before the United
Nations the great moral of America’s deceptive
t ‘j |
} | i
question and ag-
‘ |
gresive attitude. It is being forecast that the moral campaign against the United States will he carried on for month-. Being on a iriendly footing with
President* Eisenhower
nowhere;
it
wasn’t
was
getting
advancing
aims
leaders to They seized
dominate the world. the opportunity offer-
ed
by
the
shatter
U-2
the
incident
world
prestige.
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were
not
such
a
terrible
of-
fense when » Khrushchev thought he could ‘soften up the President
t
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and the American public by personal contact. It was ‘only when he saw, according to American officials, that
Soften on
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and
would
up that the overflights
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great
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importance.
officials
think
the
program was worked out in meetings of the Presidium. They think Marshall Rodion Malinovsky was at Khrushchev’s side in Paris constantly to see that the Presidium plan was executed as planned.
They
also
think
that
Khrush-
chev will. call a meeting of- the Communist Party Central ‘Committee numbering some. 122 and
further
steps
will
be
P
charted.
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and the
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are led to this view
largely
by the reaction of the British and
the French sympathetic
press, and attitude of
by the Prime
Minister Macmillan and President de Gaulle. But it will probably be : Some weeks before the total effect
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a
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“and
known
Germaine,”
changed
model.
was
it when
Somehow
stuck—and
days, because she’s terriffic. This sparkling,
Lefebvre. she
I became
the
here
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been was
into
criticized sporadic
young
girl
cried,
spat
“I hate
Mature CIRCUS”
Pa-
booings
in
her
face
this woman.”
Elected
YORK
Russian
the
American
and
Letters
poet,
was
Puerto With
elected
to
Academy of Arts shortly before he
23 6 p.m. until Tel. 3-3858
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does
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35
in
the
Fontana,
years.
Arlene
in
her
piano
and
teens,
she
ever
miss
the
Fontana
you
dante.
begged
since.
Arlene
Arlene
bandleader
may
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her
not
be
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able
easily.
to get
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front of begging
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at
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in
town
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In the same show are two extraordinarbeautiful Flamenco dancers called the
Soriano
Twins;
and
These
girls are young,
exceedingly
ver-
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next
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“tame
and
Polite British lion” to Americans hen he’ opens the’ British xhibition-in
The
New
York
well-mannered
beast
figures
in
the
June
10.
imperial design
on
medalions which will be tributed among visitors at industrial
exhibition
in
disthe New
= York’s Coliseum. The creator of the design, artist Christopher Ironside, ex“You
why
the lion is so gentle.
will
notice
a jaunty
that
he
American
lies
eagle,
and that the lion, king of beasts, has
traditional
Spanish
removed
his
crown.
It
lies
between his paws. “It’s deference to the
lion
The New
York
by
Its usual job coins used in
sterling
Open
from
Friday
(AP)—Actress
16-year-old probCheryl Crane,
a
girl’s
institu-
night.
erly
Hills.
It was the second time in five weeks the girl had disappeared from ‘the El Retiro School for Girlsin nearby San
the
Fernando. All three venile hall.
made mint.
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taken
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Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, adopted his middle name of Graham from. an admired friend. ,
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Piedras
11:30 - 2:00 & 5:00 - 19:00
their
Police said they found her and two other runaways hiding in a restroom in a park in Bev-
area.
and 95¢ Rio
the-royal
away
tion
an eight-ton being sent to
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meal
for
be
Turner’s daughter,
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and Stripes are side by
will
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on
in
interpretations.
LOS ANGELES
republi-
course,
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on the machine
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of
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dance
Lana lem
can sentiments of the country he is visiting. He thinks that taking off his crown amounts to taking off his hat in a friend’s house. Considerable delicacy for
a
meticulous
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to let her try vocalizing in band. Audiences have been
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some
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then
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RIALTO-SAN JUAN
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before
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youth.
with
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died, the Academy said Friday. He knew of the honor but died before it had been announced.
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on
then
innate
makes you feel poet said—Youth
opens
relatively Born
dad the
NEW
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conAnd
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her
To Academy Of Arts
Anton Diffring MAN WHO CHEATED DEATH”
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her
was
American
Pasternak
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the
satisfying
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star.
of Germany
adopted
and
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wasted
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nationali-
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most Adorable Child Singer Joselito “ESCUCHA MI CANCION”
MUSIC HALL
since
There
Spain’s
with
Arlene
Police
screen
than
she’s
You?” She rocks again with a Latin tempoed “Little Spanish Town,” implemented with an up-dated handling of castanetes.
West Berlin where she first appeared and later in Duesseldorf
BIKINI”
delivérs
always
for
to
week.
who
constantly under enjoying herself.
and energy that despite what the
story.
farewell last
and
tour
ris, has
Phone MATIENZO Phere
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stage
torious
PLACE”
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she
ty.
Bardot
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said fans
1933.
she
LORRAINE - 12 M.
Ss
over. Everything’s trol because she’s
Show In Germany
first
P.M.
more
renditon of Duke “C Jam Blues.” Arlene leaves that she has much little time to say it. that her orchestral drive and a solid
Her
Week Run @_ Richard
something
Marlene’s Farewell
born
For
Starts
life
songstress
dience. She romps onto \the stage and takes
said they had no idea who did it. : Some 1,200 persons jammed the theater to hear the German-
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of
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Y Sat. and Sun. at 3 P.M. Including Holidays
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being
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and
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sort
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of an Ethel Merman and the tonal sturdiness
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two
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Arlene’s
of a Judy Garland. At the same time smooth as satin and twice as sexy.
York.
talent agent persuaded try a Hollywood screen
to
;
in New
Intercontinental’s
might be described in show-biz trade journals as a “vocal belter with a velvet touch.” She launches into a song with the vigor
Her costume array of 24 gowns when combined with her classical beauty promises to make her as popular with women as with men. Capucine’s career began when a Paris photographer spotted her riding in a carriage. She became a top fashion model, first in Pa-
later
an@ the
other night in a new show at the San Juan
just
In her first movie, ‘‘Song Without End,’’ she plays Russian Princess Carolyne, great love of the film’s central character Franz Liszt.
ris and
dancing, opened
mae
name
she
songstress Arlene Fongoing to, one of these
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and gray-blue eyes. In Toulon, France, where
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June 6; 1960: THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday,
who has completed the designs for a stunning new church which
A cocktail party on Friday held in the San Geronimo Room of the Hilton
Caribe
Carmina Méndez, charming owner of radio station ‘WHOA, and J. J.
Solotaire, © thé’ “largest George theater ticket broker in New: York
speaker
Angela
Belaval,
of
was
Kudirka,
George
House Hotel. This in itself is an honor, as it is the largest single to awarded job ever decorating an island decorator. The Condado Beach Hotel Swim-
quartet at the popular Swiss Chalet will lead the 40 piece ‘Wurlitzer
An-
San
at
Orchestra’?
Accordion
tonio School in Rio Piedras Saturday, June 11. The San Antonio School is celebrating June 11.
ming Association held a swimming
architects
Visiting
Caribbean
Show
Thursday
Hotel
last
well
known down
flew
were
Rican
born
for
York City, where he is considered one of the nation’s top-men in that
field, architects Carlos Sanz, and Osvaldo Toro, of Toro and Ferrer, who are famous for their ‘‘Caribe Hilton’? Hotel among other things. Hal Laskey who has one of the the at displays exiciting most Puerto his by sponsored show, Rican Pottery, is showing his new “Cerface’”’ lines of sculptured exterior tiles and exquisite interior
Diaz,
Horacio
screens.
ceramic
the
to
shop
‘chic’?
his
moved
New
from
show
the
on Fortaleza Street in OSJ is being has restaurant, a into turned
who
Fernandez,
located
Jerry’’
por
“Flores
whose
San Juan
evening
Puerto
José
architect,
as Biaggi Nelson with referee Herron, Jerry manager... meet
the Construction
at the
and
judge
head
was
Setzer
Dave
Among the. guests present at the cocktail ‘party in honor of the
yesterday members Pool. Condado the
its at
meet for morning
Day
ifs Feast
deco-
the
rator for the new Miramar Charter
the
of
leader
decorators be
will
Angela
talented.
high.
too
being one
beautiful
most
the
was
party
the
at
besides
in Puerto Rico, is one of the most
after sought ‘much was Sinatra here last season, but apparently
price
:
tended. Guest
most likely that Sinatra will appear in San Juan: this coming season,
at-
also
construction’
under.
now
City, and also a very close friend of Frank Sinatra, writes that it. is
the
Hotel,
House
Charter
Miramar
of
builder
and
owner
Otero,
:.
the executive.V:.P. of WAPA-TV.
lovely
Caguas,
in
built
be
will
celebrate
to
Hotel
, of WOLE-TV the official opening and to meet William:E. Carpenter,
the
New aan
By Chuck
reer
level of La Rada Hotel. garden Jerry is among .the most clever flower artists on the island. Ivan and Shirley Rodriguez, will
reynion
a class
9 for
June
leave
where University, Cornell at Hotel from graduated Shirley in New days After two School. York, with several top shows under
young
popular
‘the
belt,
their
island couple will return... Barbara Lewis of This Week magazine is due to arrive in Puerto Rico for a two week visit.
Hidden Treasure In Denmark Proves Elusive To Diggers
for hidden trasure, Nibe in Dento go. Not is the place mark.
hidden
it’s
but
treasure,
much real
well.
in
There,
less
under
field,
a
than two feet of ground, lie five chests, one containing 1,000 kroner ($115) and four containing 50 kroner ($7) each, in addition
bottles
to
Danish
excellent
of
beer. At least the stuff had ought to be there; somebody put it
there. This is the story: Last week a group under
cover
of
a
the Home
laid
by
the
chests
and
: of citizens,
smoke
screen
Guard,
buried
the
beer
field to raise money
in
the
for charity.
Next day, 85 people for admission to the
paid a fee field and
AC SATEEN LDR TT
knew. But even one
at night
field
the
stationed
were
Guards authorized
to
prevent
un-
last
Sa-
turday the people with tickets, plus the committee, went to work sweat; more was There again. _| otherwise nothing. A Home Guard plattoon with
a mine detector was called in by redfaced committee members. The equipment ‘clocked right away
and
bottle
they
cap—
dug
up
without
The Home Guard and an appeal went
Until
then,
there
campaigns
will
be
The
farmer
volved in “I have
soil think
in
who
one
gave it up out to the
team
field. All on televi-
I could
grow
he
studio luncheon welcoming her Hollywood’s traditional attitude
toward
divorce —
—. and
liation.
(AP
person
MOSCOW (AP) — Mrs. EkKaterina Furtseva, Russia’s new Minister of Culture, has urged a continuation and expansion of Soviet-American cultural contacts. 2
She
so
in
a conversation
with Isaac Stern, violinists who is
Grounds For Divorce LONDON
(AP)
—
Judge
husband his cash. son a charged,
was
closefisted
ws
a
F.
Juncos
Santurce,
Tel
rte
Qs
Stop
3-5738
worsened
U-2
spy
collapse
of
ference
are
fere
relations
plane
with
a wooden spoon, a broom, pan, a knife and fork;
his eye, with.
married
in it.”
committed
a longshoreman.
conduct,
“I
and said
the
life
a sauceblacked
adultery
The
wife’s
judge,
made
impossible.
after the
incident
the not
and
the
summit going
efforts
to
to
coninter-
increase
:
RESTAURANT cs
BAR
Ave 10
STEAK HOUSE COCKTAIL LOUNGE “For. the
at
the
reconcil-.
Steak
entrance
Minded otf the
Gourmet’
Caribe
enthusiastic he
has
about
received
“Oh,
if
politicians
among
us
only
the
in
reception
Russia.
relations
could
be
as
musicians,”
among they
he
|
are
said,
Puerto Rico Dishes ‘ |RSLA VERDE, WLOCK PAST SAN JUAN HOTEL
Air! Conditioned
,
=
ANNOUNCING...... that
is now
luncheon
served
being
!
ERIC'S
and
no
raditional *
ecilias
at:
Cantonese Cuisine Open Daily . Air Conditioned
betokened
cultural and tourist exchanges. | Stern and his wife were guests at a U.S. Embassy reception attended by top figures of the Soviet music world. Stern. was
bd
But he granted Stevendivorce because, he she attacked him with
Chinese ’ Restaurant
609
the
Sa-
with
? CATHAY iG
winding up a tour of the Soviet Union. Her view was taken as an indication from the Kremlin that
muel Edgedale told Mrs. Leonard Stevenson she had no grounds for divorce because her
treated
orchids
did
at her office the American
in,
said.
“we're still the best of friends”?
Wirephoto)
Red Minister Urges Soviet-U. S. Culture Tr . e Be Expanded )
the field
the mystery. about the best
Denmark,”
with
is free-for-all
owns
recently. divorced him, a big kiss at a Hollywood back to motion pictures. The kiss was in line with
beer
bottle.
is the only real happy
anti-alcohol
around
and
digging
by the French Assn. of the Gastronomic Press in its campaign jn France. The winner announced in July.
lo-
they couldn’t beer.
digging at the Nibe Denmark watched it sion. —
TET ee Eee no LOM
eee
stuff,in. Or at least they thought
PARIS (AP) — Ten thousand slogans for wine drinking—some from Italy, Belgium, Sweden and Switzerland— have been received
te counter
SAT
sweat. Next day, the committee members had a try at it. They knew exactly where they had dug the
Army for an expert mine detectors.
10,000 Reasons!
FOR OLD TIME’S SAKE — Desi Arnaz leans over ‘and gives” Lucille -Ball;--whe-+
the right to dig. At nightfall, all the digging had produced was
they cate
Bas
by
Denmark COPENHAGEN, (AP) — If you want to hunt
cs
604
Ponce
de
Leon
Santurce
complete luncheons a la carte
cocktait lounge
Hilton =
Ave.
|
i LT en
i
THE
library, 4 bedreoms, 4 baths. All electric appliances. Air conditioned. Available
farms,
June. 3-1405.
and investment property. J. FRANCISCUS REALTORS ASSOCIATES,
Avenue,
3
Condado
Nairn
and
3-3506,
279
UF
CINTRON of
REALTY,
houses
and
has
Inc.,
lots
for
-—
Box
729,
2-4697,
—
furnished
or
room,
room Large
pantry,
kitchen,
maid’s
and bath downstairs. Terraces. gardens. Telephone 3.6669.
1861 NEW,
SEMI-FURNISHED
1472
independent
for couple.. Large living-diningroom,
chen with cabinets. Refrigerator, electric stove, dinette set. 3 large
CONDOMINIUM kitchen.
linen
2-5069.
FIVE
and
ROOM,
— facing
Norte, 3 bedroom furjust finished. Equipped
china
After
5,
included.
2.0795.
fully
Dr.
furnished
SUMMIT icebox,
apartment
for rent no more than 2 people. Screened bedroom. Telephone. Near beach. Maid service available. $150. Telephone 2-4763. 1837 67 rent, near for couple. Will give
away 1R30
Call 3-7253. 66
speyed
female
tiny dog. ,
COMPLETELY screened, cool,
ment, 1865
Rey,
Hato
servants
range
and
weekdays.
NEW,
BIG
house,
available
for rent to desirable
Phone 1720
COMFORTABLE
NEW
APARTMENT
San
Rafael,
Avenue,
Stop
facing
4 bedrooms, and kitchen.
the
11,
Condominium
Ponce
de
Condado
Leon
Lagoon.
3 baths, living-dining room For information Tel, 2-1317.
1606
UF
COOL
furnished
apartment,
Jephone 1802
Juncos
635,
Apartment
3.
En-
FURNISHED
UF OPPORTUNITY:
tioned)
age
servant’s
and
in
telephone. office
2-3940. 66
hours
After
office
Front
Urb.
Call
and
laundry,
back
Baldrich.
for
2-2145,
Will
appointment Mr.
hours,
call
Esteban
gar
porch. leave
during Sanchez.
6-5818.
1807
FOR
CLASSIFIEDS =
xt,
66
HOUSE FOR rent Hato.Rey. Four
rooms,
7
hot
water.
bedrooms,
Uaternished
|3
bedrosm,
on 79 Mayaguez Street, bedrooms, three bath-
Garage.
For
inform-4
large landscaped yard. room builtins, and wall Telephone 6-5709.
Includes livingto wall drapes. oe
BEAND NEW house never occupied, in Country Club Furnished 3 bedrooms, bath, hot water, screened. $95. unfurnished. Music Trading Co., 1853 Ponce de Leon, 2-1051. 1806 67 THREE
BEDEOOM
personal
references
house
in Punta
Las
i
I
diate
240 i
sa.
ft.
ANTILLES
GUEST with
HOUSE,
nice
ocean
in
lovely
view.
CHARRON’S
Near
id
Gui ‘be Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, new fupnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Seciat
B04.
curity
4t b
Veru 1174
Building,
Floor,
Apartment
Ponce
de
401-402,
ends,
Leon
Mrs.
Box 1738
UF MAGDALENA
—
Suite
Apartment.
Newly decorated and furnished, with large tiving and diningroom, airconditioned bedroom for two, kitchen and Private bath. Located in Condado sectiou one block from La Concha Hotel. Private entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356, 147}
69
ASHFURD 1120-1122
HOUSE Ashford
Guest -House. Avenue, Coendado.
Rooms and efficiency service All screened with air conditioning
fenuial
apartments. Maid Hot water. Some Best hotel and
sectian
Beach
arrangements
for
travel
tours.
‘rs
Telephones
Annie
'USLANTE
De —-
3-6231
Mauret,
PARQUE
and
Manager 159,
Phone
cold water. Terraces, garden. ach and business sectors. Sumrates, Manager, Margarita de Con-
1isy
UF
I-LAND
HOUSE
ifermal, hotel
ow
‘ing
an
1017
Ashford
-
a
guesthouse oceanfront area. Large terrace fawith private stairway to modern, airconditioned single
excellent
ea PROVIDENCIA i /X Focwie 153 Near’ ti ‘ busses. eo. cored roems. ir moon, phone Hox 12384 Loiza
Le
—
-
$14.
breakfast.
double,
Phone
UF GUEST HOUSE beaches, restaurants, Sun terrace, all airCooking facilities. Por 2-9352 or write to Station, Santurce.
UF
III,
Loiza
splend-
vacations,
week-
45 minutes from Capi-
food, east
Aldea.
moderate prices. of Parcela. P. O.
629
LA POSADA — Motor Inn. Across the street from beautiful beach, near airport. 15
rooms,
all
airconditioned,
some
with
kitchenette. Private bath. Telephone 9-75. Isla Verde, Puerto Rico. 1740 629 LA CASA ROSA - Guest House — One block from beach, residential section. All airconditioned double and single rooms. Private and semi-private baths, kitchen facilities. Hot water. 2 blocks from busses, shopping. 3-1481. Mrs. Z. C. Steffens, Cacique St. 2071, Santurce.
628
Court,
beautifully decorated, airconrooms, each with private bath,
merc tress.
or permanent.
on ocean,
corner
Caribbean
3-1317,
Tourist
702
THE ing,
of
A
McLeary. iati
Member
Teleph ~
DUFFY'S old beach
UF
nave remodeled charmhome, and now offer
rooms, all with private bath, some with private patio, some air conditioned. One minute to beach and bus. From $7.50 single, $10. double. H rates include complete breakfast. Isla Verde Road, near San Juan Intercontinental. Call 9-0144, 9-0532, 382 < UF BEACH ed, one
COTTAGE — Completely aircanditioned bedroom
furnishprivate
home. Fully screened, linen service, all conveniences. Large patio. Fenced. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. Las Americas corner Cacique, Santurce. 3-3091 1774 7 AUNT JENNY’'S: Guest House with a family atmosphere. Delicious. meats served. 1850 McCleary Ave. Tel, 3-6802
600
UF
Parking
facilities.
Would
consider
°
6
HOUSES EXTENSION
FOR
CONDADO SECTION: lagoon, 1002 Ashford Apartment 1859
EL
COMANDANTE
Lot
No.
mandez Juncos SPANISH. 1856
AGUAS
1505,
furnished
3
Leon,
SPEAK 610
BUENAS,
Ponce
2-5215.
near
bedroom
El Rancho
house,
all
Hotel,
facilities,
on 8 acres. Call Rodriguez, 2-2912, or 200 de
San
1851
AIERCONDITIONED
ROOMS,
Tel. 1794
2-2768.
Gif
OFFICES 3
FOR
INDEPENDENT
RENT
OFFICES
for
rent,
two of 700 sq. ft. each, one 300 sq. ft. approximately. Commercial center Santurce. 2nd floor, Martinez Vela record store, Stop 16 Ponce de Leon 1075. Information 1775
2-487L 614
ELEGANT
THREE-OFFICE
suite.
Selling
furnishings and decor to person interested in renting. Stop 23, appropriate for professional or businessman. Call 2-0200: 1793 613
1400 SQ.
FT.
—
comfortably
private
OFFICE
SPACE.
Clean,
clear, well ventilated. New ilding in heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 450 SQ. FT. office complete with air conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fenced doors and windows. Roosevelt and De Diego Aves. Puerto Nuevo. Call Re-
610
; DANISH GUEST HOUSE — Weekly and monthly rates. Danish breakfast optional. Centrally located near Paramount Theater. 263
1876
Duffaut
NEW tions.
Street.
CONCEPT With the
excellent
Telephone
3-8885.
j
618
in tourist accomodarental of one of our
accommodations,
you
get
the
24 hour-a-day loan of a car for your sightseeing, nite club visiting, ete. Call 2-0486 anytime. 1475 UF DONCELLA GUEST HOUSE .— 500 yards doubl from beautiful beach. Singles $7.,
bath.
PRIVATE
1591
a
.
St. UF
MAISON BLANUSE Guest fiouse. Doubie and singte air conditioned rooms with 77 terraces. Sun beach. Near Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Beatriz Racini, TelePhone
LUQUILLO
oo
ae _On
r
beach ot ‘Laauitje oo Ge
food.”
borne
water. winds. on
—
the
OUEAN
ocean.
cellent
tact
OR
from
the
Puerto .
famous
Luquillo,P
HOUSE
—
Roll out of in Airconditioning oo te,i Breakfast included. Outdoor ae bare at your disposal 1859 Atlantic,
UF COLONIAL GUEST HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Single and double accommodations with private bath, som air conGitioned. Rates from $4 Mrs.
2-3994,
UF TAFT GUEST BOUSE — faft 53. Each room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and. cold water, independent entrance. soegae rates by the month. 2-0887 or
_
UF
TO
neighborhood.
C.
N.
with
from
full
$45.00
factory
at INSULAR WAREHOUSE
up,
warranty
DISTRIBUTSALE this
VACUUM
room
bath,
BEACH
:-HOUSE
8th
onty
automatic
vacuum cleaner and air purifier. Aliso repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT. touch NO DIRT, between San Jorgéc and ce. Telephone’ 2-5353. an
Parque,
Santure cee
it
hot
exCon-
and
later,
|
it 13]
AIR
COND.
FILTERS
®. B. FILTERS INC. manufacturers all types and sizes air conditioning filters for home window units — also industrial
bedrooms,
June
World’s
67
RENT
3
CLEANERS
SLECTRO-LUX
Come, Phone
Unfurnished.
Young,
Hilton
types.
Cali
3-5999.
812
UP
AIR CONDITIONERS AIR
CONDITIONERS,
new
with
and
service,
at
brand ORS’ week
from
full
factory
INSULAR
aaa
181:
#iotel.
28
HOME
Truiillo
$125.00
up
warranty
DISTRIBUT-
annual WAREHOUSE at Mujfioz Rivera 875
be
68
furnished, preferred.
wanted.
Small,
FOR
SALE
inexpensive. Dorado Call Mr. New, 3-8400.
secluded,
section
1835
69
FARM DORADO
SALE this Rio Piedras
Alto
Road.
LOTS FOR SALE
ne
APPLIANCES
is
ociogy,
telephone
Stop
e eoret
38262,
10, Miramar.
and CLINICAL by Blue Cross
by
607
Ee
Arecibo,
$125.00
up,
73
CLOTHES DEYERS, from $110.00 up, brand new, with full factory warranty and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Pi and
kilometer
2.8 Trujillo
Alto
Road.
at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer
2.8
Trujillo
ss
Alto
Road.
DOGS
AND
PETS
FREE — BEAUTIFUL puppies to goad homes with fenced yards. Mary Carter Paint Stores, intersection Rio Piedras— Caguas entrance to Rio Piedras.
1835
UF
Apt.
I
PIANOS — For rent, for sale, new, ree built, tropicalized against termites, against rust (springs ae pits) — guaranteed service — - repairs 3,] — moving. Salvador A. Nin. Inc. 1460 Ponce de Leon. Telephone. 2-4358. 611 1828 ’
Pla
Real Estate Corner YOUR
OWN
PRIVATE
on the Cupey Alto from town! Five children to roam. trees, and a big giant closets and
WORLD
—
High
Road, but just minutes acres of land for your S of beari fruit 3 bedroom house, with a real working kitchen.
MAGNIFICENT SPACE
— superb land-
scabing — distinguish this Garden Hills home. Four huge bedrooms, three baths,
double living room, servant’s room, laundry_
garage
and
carport.
» Robert -
GENEEOUS
planning, =
PROPOETIONS
plenty
of space
—
in this
.
careful
Park-
Three big bedrooms with ts. Separate diningroom, entertainment room with bar, large livingroom opening on enclosed terrace. Only $26,000! A
residence!
FINE
HIGH
comfortable ré!
“Fhree
LOT
home
can
bedrooms,
—
be
and
bright
chen, maid’s quarters, our office today for an 1871
a
yours
cheerful,
in Bticae
modern
Realtor
kit-
telephone. Call appointment! ae
Tschudin, =
TELS. 3-5315
i
ff
PsychPian,
1873
'
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PIANOS — DIRECT from factory, $425.00. Full keyboard. Treated for tropics and termites. Fully guaranteed. Also rent for $12.00 monthly. Musical ‘Trading Co., Inc.,. 1853 Ponce de Leon Ave., Santurce. Tel,
ins
.PSYCHOLOGISTS
approved
from
brand new with full factory warranty and service, at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHQUSE SALE this week at Mujfioz Rivera 875 Rio Piedras’ and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alte Road. .
SALE
AFEICAN VIOLETS — Personal collection of exquisite small plants, not yet blooming size, collectors’ items only, extraordinary varieties in leaves and flowers, all guaranteed true to name (but reverts possible at maturity). Also large group Episias, Peperomias, Asparagus Sprengeri, others. Disposing of all at 50 cents each. Weekday afternoons, one to five. Florence Sen seeA.V.S. San Juan Darlington Apartment 1870 610
CLINICAL
MACHINES,
IBONERS, from $125.00 up, brand new with full factory warranty and service,
AQUEDUCT ROAD, high up. 7,000 square meters. Cali Rodriguez, 2-2912 or 200 Ponce de Leon, San Juan. 1852 616
FOR
WASHING
1817
HIGHWAY:! Farm,
various fruit trees, on new De Diego Express Highway. 20 minutes from Santurce. Debt-free. Water, light. Mr. Mora, Ol6 Madrid, 2-3891. SPEAK SPANISH. 1845 69
VIEW
1384
773
double
private
apartment,
Caribe 1839
Doub!
ac!
rues.
a
room
FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM apartment or house till August 26th. Must be good neighborhood, airconditioned, dishes and linens furnished, maximum $275. Call Room 454 Condado Beach Hotel, Mr. Miller, all day Saturday or Sunday. After 6 weekdays. 1850 67
UF 526
HOTEL
Also
WANTED
3-2836,
402 1585
furnished
ENTRANCE,
$12. Kitchen privileges. Nicest residential | EDUCATIONAL, section, near airport. 108 Punta Las Marias, Santurce.
new.
and service ORS’ annual
water, air conditioner optional. For sinpeed man, with references. $60. \ without air conditioning. Cacique St. 1921, Santa Teresita. Call for appointment 3-3215. 1819 615
HOUSE
all
HEATERS
HEATEES,
brand
completely
Private entrance. Moderate rates. see them. 1154 Magdalena Avenue 2-2883. 1810
616
repairs
washers, dryers, dishwashers, Tanges, and. stoves. Same on parts. Call 8-1804 or &1012. . UP
i
Juan.
AT BUCARE DEVELOPMET: For immediate occupancy Functional Builders offers is ‘“‘Caribaire’’ and “Buccaneer’’ homes, each having: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car carport liberal mortgage; homes opened by appointment only. Call Arturo Saldaiia,
SERVICE SHOP
er at Mufioz ae 875, Rio Piedras and ie kilometer 2. Trujillo Alto Road.
.
independent, $35. up monthly. One block from Ponce de Leon. in front of bus stop, all lines. Quiet neighborhood. 1976 Ave. Borinquen. 1828 68
with
$5, also Santa Rosa, two houses for sale. 3 bedrooms, bath, living-dining pne with equipped kitchen. Muebleria Maury, Fer-
REPAIR
makes S
WATER
between ocean and Avenue. One single
6.
wholesome,
SALE
MARQUEZ
WATER
OPPORTUNITY— 200 meters from Hotel La Concha, Condado Section. Cool,
yes, 8-0270. 69 1499:
SAN JUAN GUEST HOUUSEEnjoy breakfast and drinks on your private terrace in delightful continental-run guest house close to ““Under Fhe Trees”, and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion
er One block from La Concha sndada Beach Hotels. Personal 2".
delightful
1731
facilities
couples
COTTAGE,
For
tal. Continental Mediania Alta,
3-6769.
1158
beach.
$950.
803
PLANTS Micaiusar.
.
Cash
uF
aA
ation call 2-3879 or 3-2449° or 6-700B. 1857 .
APPLIANCE
NEW MODEEN office. unfurnished. airconditioned, best condominium office building, Stop 23, the heart of Santurce.
ROOMS FOR RENT
Comfortable
quarters,
carport.
Located
Te-
PARK:
screened
house, completely furnished. Livingroom, diningroom, 3 bedrooms, (one aircondi-
hot
water. screened. 8 bedrooms, 2 baths, Kitchen dining, livingroom, balcony, back porch, linen, kitchen utensils. Across San Juan Darlington, one of main avenues.
Fernandez
party.
residence, all living room,
96 GOOD
LARGE
Juan
bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangreijos Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations. 1410 Salvador. Prat, Santurce.
531
in
San
dining room master bedroom with bath three other bedrooms, independent bath, kitchen and pantry. Telephone. Separate servants’ quarters, laundry and garage. Rental reasonable. Location: near Cuatro Calles, Guaynabo, P. R. Box 3306 San Juan. Telephone Guaynabo 2371.
beautifully
1 PM.
br three.
near
closed large lawn, concrete screened. Spacious porch
1768
after
for two
beach
HYDE
Call
ATTRACTIVE PRIVATE residence within large estate (containing other residences)
furnished 4 bedroom, 3 bath condominium Ocean view, Condado. $400 monthly.
3-6746
good
the
3
very large livingroom, dininz room, 3 baths, machen. double = aarees basement, maid’s room house. $250. One yearSeas! Call 3-8365. 1840 68
includes
furniture.
61
On
J-—&.
OFFICES FOR SALE
immediately.
quarters,
some
Call PM.
1863
6-0738.
APARTMENT,
heat closets.
Intercontinental. Koli out of bed into the water. $150, one year lease, to responsible party. 1427 Central Ave. Caparra Terrace or call Garcia Realty, 8-1665.
69
VACATION
- available
8-8093 1781
Furnished.
furnished 2 minutes to University. Monthly rates $125 and up. Sanchez Morales 197, Valencia DevelopMODERN apartments,
HILLS
3 bedrooms,
Call
Pifiero. 611
SPACIOUS APARTMENT for Condado Section. Ideal rental, plus furnishings.
bedkit-
Enclosed yard. No Children or pets. 7.1 from 9 — 12 AM and 2 — 7 Flora Park, Hato Rey.
RENT
SAN RAFAEL
Lagoon and Ave. nished apartment, days 1869
FOR
CAPARBA
RENT
1875
610
guest house, ideal room, bathroom,
Roosevelt.
APARTMENTS
un-
furnished 3 bedrooms, 2 baths enclosed porch upstairs. Den and bath, living room,
turce, Rio Piedras. Payment facilities. Money available for first mortgages. Investment properties. Call us. 2-0911
write
Telephone
CAPARRBA
dining
San
Francisco, Santa Maria, San Patricio, Garden Hills, Villa Caparra, Bucaré Baldrich, Hyde Park, Hato Rey, San-
or
1,
611
VILLA
listings
sale
Cervantes
1868
Ashford
3-6775.
VILLA
FOR
ST
front
HOUSES
nneorartecaPR LSet: “ertset sass
ocean
RENT
front,
TT
Our
BEACH
Pe ALE ae NEN NC AENEID STIS OTE SEDANS HRCI? FATT
AND
property.
6, 1960
Pi net SO EOC Mea SENT TERRE ICP
frunt
islands ALLEN
Monday, Sane
2
SPECULATING?
FOR
fully furnished, modern house, large terrace overlooking ocean. Livingroom, diningroom, CONDADO
realtor, lawyer, government specialist end staff are yours. Pictures, complete description of scores of houses for sale, beach
—
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HOUSES
ESTATE
or
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|
EXPERIENCED
6-3703. 265
Public
EFFICIENT, fast Secretartal ae legal documents, contracts, ate Pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugbh or
166
night
—
35156,
1959
SERVICE
ee STITT
WAITERS
AND
BPR ER CA AMEE! ORE ERD
HELP
WANTED
1959
9 MoT
building.
Call
66
MALE
nneorarteca Te “4
day or night. 1855 GROWING
San
TH CN PONTE T S a
Bascom,
Juan
aréa,
seeds
in
purch
3-7432,
convertible,
tires,
white
CARS
office
7.000
Taxes
i Paid.
FOR
CHEVROLET
Call 1843
company,
college graduate,
Mullin,
4
door
ful wedding
}
HELP HOTEL
WANTED
—
SUPERVISE
FLOO
rience preferred. Also Secreta) bi-lingual. Don{t' phone. nings, 9 — 11.| Housekeeping Office, Juan Intercontinental. 1974 ATTRACTIVE
womdn
ality and
|POSITION
25-—50.|
Must
for
have
San 611
intelligent
good
person-
appearance. Full or part time.-
HOUSEKEEP
codple.
Top
—COOK
s:
for
. If not
American
experienced
don’t apply. Sleep out. 27 Emajagua St. Punta Las Marias. Télephone 2-9456. 1809
Motors
for
service.
motors. sale.
EUSTACIO
from
$45.00
up
SERVICE
PONCE:
repair
Bilingual,
MOVING
24] MOVING:
DETECTIVE BUREAUS CONTINENTAL DETECTIVE BUREAU:
&
WHO
8-0568
Cor
{
SACRIFICE
househoid
mvestigation. Ave. Tel. Santurce
25262, Caguas
CF
1827
COMPARE
|
- HOME
67
Rio
Alto
Piedras
and
Road.
REFRIGERATORS
kilometer i
from
$125.00
20
treat |
years
ex
up,
YOU
service
in
i Spain,
care
you
is
MANUFACTURING
company,
THESE
VALUES:
San Juan area, needs first rate experienced financial statements. lish. No shorthand. Some nd
desirable.
Good
typist. Fluent
Carports
payment. Universal Corp., 7-2092, 2-3013
Home Improvement Ext. 204.
10
—
PM
starting
U.S,
going
Puerto
Rico,
storage,
Van
Lines,
Bolsa,
Use
United
Japan.
Call
Tel. 2708.
2-2067
-
lary. Send resumé and recent Box 3284, San Juan, P. R.
photo,
to
7825,
67
a WOMAN to act as housekeeper, govérness amd cook. Reference required. Top salary. For interview, ‘call Bayamén 775 or 1067, or call in person at IA2 Paseo del Parque, corner of Ramirez
de
between 1638
2
—
Arellano,
4
PM
Garden
and 7
-9
Hills,
PM. _
WANTED-WOMEN
EXPERIENCED
SECEETARY
— excel-
1942
i
CONTINENTAL,
WANTED—MEN 25
YEARS
old,
or
native
college
firm
as
dential sistant
officer, house investigator, personal guard; assales manager, liaison work, or
related
fields.
Completely
bilingual.
Can
handle people and employees. Willing to travel Continental and local training. Write. Bex O. San Juan Star. sates Ogee
Pee ee «
ee ; ° }
s
ee
Cessna
140,
268
SMOH
Service.
a
LANGUAGE
;
2-5511,
|
8
Thermo-{
1355
Floor, 1457
Stop
198,
Santuree.
SUMMER
©
versa: |
arrived
.
ee
ee
abe
ee Cer
: PR
in
the
|
—pronounced
.#
the
same
as
im English— are produced by a } special section of the state veget- | able and berry trading organiza- \ tion.
The
peared
chips
in
Kirov
have
Moscow
apparently
and
free a
policy
of
not
yet
ap-' fi
stores, has
vaiying
and
been
the
Russian
Santurce.
2
best
States;
o
THE
HAGUE
and
ponytails
Muebieria-
ned
as
Agent
of
Ponce
de
Tel.
Le \oF
not
the
The
quite
been royal
and
KLM
furniture
by
distance.
long
and
Local
We
Almacenes
National
Agents
store
Van
4
Dutch
of
|
Airline. . \J
decided
in
| f
1.
Professional
UF
2
YOUB
July
|
ban-
stewardesses
Royal Dutch ,
girls
;
(AP)—Pigtails
have
hairlines| for
KLM,
Juncos
2-5791L
y
Pig And Pony Nixed |
after
20,
|
-se-
4
Packing,
Fernaniez
Torres,
Muebleria
4
| | 4
about
stores
1400, Stop
462
your
Lines UF
Ri
PRINTING LETTERHEADS,
‘ENVELOPES,
Szuap-
out Forins, etc, Letterheads 8 1/2 x 11, ‘$8.60|M. 10, No. Envelopes $9.25|M. Envelopes No. 6 3)4, $7.25|M. Business for 3-9172 ‘Telephone $11.00/M. cards, material. printed any on quotation 1826. since Established vaineers
le
Xe aL
Young
+ TEE
with TREATMENTS
ul thor
REVITALIZE ond RELAX
or
611
© SWEDISH MASSAGE ‘@ STEAM BATHS © PHYSICAL THERAPY © PHYSICAL ADIUS TENTS
UF
Phone
-—
6 4378.
WATCH
od ACS oe Ye ee
DF
a
REPAIRS
Mere,
|
a chronograph pairs, watches sce Puerto Riro’s only master watch and ejockmaker,
<
Certified Cruen. English—Spanish,[A. Calie Maker, Moderate | Clock ble.
.
Cn
Tet|3-4610
| @¢ross from
Marias.
Las
Phone
Master Laurel
2-8160.
;
1832
certified Wiliam
and Watch 2413, Punta
73
for
North American Van Lines, Inc. 451 Fernandez Juncos — Telephone 3-3900 — Puerto Rico 39 Broadway, New York — Digby 4-7940
CARMEN
where
APTS.
CARIGDE
THE
HILTON
International
Socfery
PIeETS
eqee'
§
READ THE | CLASSIFIEDS |
or around Slmne
Valencia Baxt Express, Inc. Agents
SCHOOL
SUMMER SCHOOL — ist—6th Grades June 20th —Juiy th 8:30—11:30 An. includinr: Elementary Art, Musie and - ames. Limited enroll-' ment. Tuition $90. Mrs. W. A. Gruen, 2413 ~Laurel Punta Las Marias.: Phone 2-8160. i
_
consultation on six basic hairdos—not| including the pig and pony—they may choose from
Around the Block. Ste
—
'
of
clock re: UF | rom PRECISION wate | and comptica
|
TRANSLATIONS Spanish— English.
UF | 4
IDIOM4R
2
Kirov, 650 miles southwest of Moscow. A dispatch to the newspaper Soviet Russia said the chips
ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING
3-3102
TRANSLATIONS —
CLASSES
DE
OF & s
HOSPITAL
bia
IN Spanish, Enslish, and rates. French, for children or advits; i smal! 1748 groups or See fer begirners or for those who wish to improve knowicdse of language or literature; expcrienced teacher, B.A. ee M.A. Welicsiey College. Personal interview bv apvyoint- ' ment. Telephone 6-0315 from 2 — 5 PM. |
INSTITUTO
\
MOSCOW (AP)— Potato chips "|
have
6-3329
the
p |
}
MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. We do ali typesof moving, no matter if it be large or small. Moderate prices.
meters, masks, rubber; gonis. Every. thing for physicians, bospita: and patients. 317 Fortaleza St. San Juan
INSTRUCTION “
id
_ 610
eratory supplies and equipment.
1838
1708
graduate, bilingual. seeks managerial training position with firm in Puerto Rico. Immediately. available fer employment. Will locate anywhere in the island. Write Box R, San Juan Star. 1848 621 CONTINENTAL
METAL
B.ESSONS
Jent typing and shorthand, filing. some bookkeeping, some Spanish. Phone ae
POSITIONS
ALL
f
offers
875 total hours. Equipped for instruments and night flying. Excelent concition. $3,300. Capt. James Keating. Fort Buchanan 2-0000 Ext. 6128 or office, 7-1410.
UF
POSITIONS
L)
1947
1
{
Varying Russian Diet
with!
for
6-3157,
to move?
Wy
P
SUPPLY COMLANY 3f 80, torte complete dispensary supries and | & YOUR roof dirty? cleaning: pa kits. } high water. pressure Oxygen & First aid t. sayamor. Yerde, 430 or 6-5132 call ing. | Labequipment. and Protective clothing
AIRCRAFT FOR SALE
Ba-
6-4230.
s
im-
plans. | g99 down
HOSPITAL SUPPLIES THE
(Call
2
Maritimos, Inc., opposite Pier 9 San Service, responsibility, guaranty Juan.
We handle (4-1/2%). Na
1566
COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD iotliahings, 3 bedrooms, living. dining room, refrigerator for sale. Call+ 6-0283. 1804 66
service.
TV & RADIO RENTAL |
new,
as
look
Telephone
E Germany,
MOVE
IMPROVEMENT
BIKINI POOLS, Puerto Rico's oldest and most experienced poo! builders, uses only reiuforced concrcle ard ali copper filtering system. These materials free estim: nie: cap For ow
brand new, with full factory warranty and’ service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras mT kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road. 181
Evening
own home. Same service’ given to hotels, hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will
Capitol Transportation, Inc., for ——— son for Atlas Van
UF
similar low prices. Low FHA interest
1487
75
Hi-Fi.
diet.
find.
$995; | belongings. 12”) (12? x rooms Extra $595; fences, porches, bathrooms, etc. at | Tel 2-2374
RANGES, from $75.00 up, brand new, with full factory warranty and | service, at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz
875,
termites.
7-0292.
774
LABS
or
deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month,
» as scheduled,
dependable
fieém No. 1057. | m2 | rear
SERVICES
Preventive
against
radio
the
La
}
perience.
TV,
guarantee. - Stateside-trained | |
lected as a test area in line with Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev’s
ARE
24”
ment
Service
TELEVISION, RADIOS, for rent in your |
brand
you
“|
and
Ave.
oe
originally $735, console, $100. Very good sewing machi $40. Washer—dryer, other bedroom suite, miscell us. Call 2-0000 Fort Buchanan
2.8 Trujillo 1816
ALTERATIONS
ALTFERATIONS and fine work. “Marian’s”, 1020 AshCondade. Telephone (avo.
EXTERMINATING
furnishings
Television
‘HE PLEASURE is yours” when the moving job is ours. Whether you’re movim lecelly or Stateside, we are equippec te pack and. transport your most
} seldom
i
anytime. - |
to
A. IRI-
STORAGE
moves
precious
Bodygvards,|
seemetrons = Ave.,
Mufioz
ELECTRONICS
make
day
‘ aM
UF
DRESS
any
technicians.|
SERVICES
|
1037
WOMEN’S
annual. |
at
kilometer
|
—
AMERICAN
Ninety
rtant as where you move. Moving, desk space for i and professi i and storage of furnals. Algp service for people without | niture. C.W. SIEGMUND, Villa Prades phones. Call 23013 San Juan, 2-5060 | Development. Piedras. Tel. 6-3072. Ponce. oe UF
Juncos
week
Road.
WILCHEK
PAN
Also
Rapid
Alto
*
GROWING
WITH
Buxeda,
Rivera
|
6
PORTABLE TV, 12”, with rafiio. boy’s bike, like new. Call 3-7253} 1829
FEMALE
Electric
electric
this
bridesmaid’s
ANSWERING
FOR SALE
1853
MUST
gowns,
hard
beautiful design, Cost $700 — for $300. Call
for
Raa
ZARRY, 1854 Fernandez Juncos Sten 26%, Santurce. Tel. 2-0827>
MISCELLANEOUS
Helen
needed
| 69,
REPAIRS
dresses, | with full factory warranty and service, sold at} at FNSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual best prices syatetke. Will make ow WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz ments evenings Saturdays. Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer Memi Méndez, 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road. 1425 66 | 1813 i]
FIVE
trainees
BOB
SALE
Over 10 years experience is behind’ the best in T. V. sevice and fepair! on receivers of any make or model... Al von Suarantecd. Tel. 9-0268. UF
2-1779.
FURNITUBE
sales managerial positions. te travel Caribbean and
used
| guaranteed
HI-—FI’S,
3.7384.
SALE
IMPALA,
MOTOR
free.
HIGH FIDELITY |
LOVELY hand painted piane (Oriental). almost new, half price. Cost $1,600, selling at $800. Hand Painted Television set,
EXECUTIVE
changes
miles.
Some accounting background. English. Excellent opportunity advance— Send resumé and recent Photo to Box 3284, Sam Juan, P. R. 1824 e $15,000 a year Must be able
ing
sidewalls. , Excel-
hours. Evenings,
Madrid Bar-Restaurant! Owner te et
brand 4 and service,
875, Rio Piedras. and
2.8 Trujillo 1812
WE REPAIR electric motors of i] types. 3e° CABIN CRUISER, completely rebuilt,| we make any type of Carbon rushes just completed. Radio, head, gallex, fresh | and Coils to order. Roller and ball bear-
1855 PONTIAC, 4 door sedan Hydromatic, power steering. excelent motor $650.
Flexible hours.| Opportunity for advancement. Apply Caribe Hilton Garden Wing (Suite 1415 Sunday at 10 AM or 2:00 PM. Monday 8:30 AM only. 1949 * | 66
TL STINT
ELECTRIC
1960 PLYMOUTS. Radio, all taxes paid. Continental being transferred te States. Best offer over $2,800. Telephone 8-2468. 1799 66
610
MANUFACTURING
Experienced
RO IEE ST DAR eh FENG ENB OERPSE EDT OT
Mr.
Tel.
top, twotone blue, white walls, automa. tic transmission, 8 tube radio, only 5,000 miles. Just arrived from New Jersey. One owner, A-—1 eondition. Papers still on doors. Same as factory new. $3.050 firm. See after 6 PM, Z—2 Mantebello St., Garden Hills. 1846 66
GRADUATE ARCHITECT, architectural draftsman, with Stateside experience or major
Rey.
s
tent
bad
tent yacht, brokers, im the country. We | island. Good elientele, low rent. of local yachtsmen who have purchased | Part cash, balance mortgage. through the Bertram or-}| formation,- Mr. Mora, 2-3891. ganization praise. For free listings of | SPANISH. . write, phone or | 1844 :
WHY BUY A USED CAR? With $275 down payment and $44 monthly intallments, you can own a brand new, economical 1960 FIAT. Just call 3-5190, or, pay us a visit at M: ani Motors, Inc., 1402, Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop 20, Santurce, opposite Lottery Paine). 1489
preference
Ashford and De Diego.
Hato
FOREIGN
CARS
j
Trees 1864
&
condition.
©
'
H
new
lent
WANTED WAITRESSES,
AUTO
SALE: Ponce
$125. up warranty
DISTRIBUTORS’
'WAREHOUSE
ur
HILLMAN
2-4945 1782
PART TIME Bookkeepme Service available. Journals, ledgers, payroll taxes, etc. Monthiy weekly or hourly rates. Phone 6-0283. 1699 67
HELP
28,
INSULAR
[Rivera —
.
Good
UF
BOOKKEEPING
Texas.
Chris 1958 FIAT Station Wagon. 6 passengers. . Leaving island, take best offer. Can trols. Sacrifice for quick sale. Will fi mance. 2-4245, or see in boathonse at| take over payments. Excellent condition. 2 Santa Cecilia, 3-2545. After 4:30 3-7246. Quarantine Station. Stop 8%, Fernandez 69 | Juncos. Dr. McTaggart. 1841 i
622
@ay
53, cae!
SPORTS
ansient, Typing, shorthand, briefs, manuscripts, reports. Hourly - rates. IBM Electric, 1120 Ashford Ave., Muriel Eddy. 2/8735. 1666
CONDITIONERS
Quisqueya
76
CONTINENTAL
Nacogdoches,
| TV SETS, from with full factery
‘|jat_
183,
ARTIC-KAR auto air conditioners for all cars, foreign and’ American. Good prices, financing. parts and service. Factory mechanics. Dealers nee Inquire at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop,
ing, more people than ever before are turning to Thompson Services, 13 Bolivia
Street, Hato
State
Box
SERVICE
atm
ceeren
Write
&
Teer
earn i
.
SALES
ms
32,
T.V.
the world
a
gle,
OPPORTUNITIES
Be
BUSINESS
|
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| |
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, June 6, 1960... |
CINEMA
DON
LOGANSPORT, Ind. (AP)— Henry Sullivan sits today in a little room on. a_ shady street, looking out at a world he last Saw as a free man in 1897. “They
kept
cheated
ee
REEDER
me
me
locked
of my
the
state
mits Henry release last
sport
been and
out
and
85-year-
Indiana
Hospital,
having
declared
ad-
What
so
RIALTO:
did to
earn
punishment? stole $15 worth
of
brass
WFID-FM-95.9 Mo WWWW -1520 Ko Subtect
12:30—WHOAPost
Sullivan
yet,
if he
From be
hadn’t
run
in
3:15—-WFID-FM-P.
away
doesn’t
lease.
He
charge,
so
to
wants he
can
it make will Henry Maybe on the outside. Maybe he won't. “Society has failed Henry and him like others of thousands by giving them only custodial years,” said Dr. care all those Ernest J. Fogel, hospital superintendent.
Say
Henry
was
committed
to
a
mental
hospital
same condition ago, Dr. Fogel
today
in
he was 63 was asked.
the,long would it years release him?’
How
“Six
months,”
take
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY for
the
women,
positions
of
Supervisors.
train you 5 nights
No
between
Dance
ages
Teachers,
experience
free of charge, a week
the
from
for a period
of 21
35,
Analysts
necessary.
of 6 weeks.
GATEWAY
will
MONARCH THE SEAS
Applicants sonality, and
from
Moments
have
be neat,
2 years
of college
MR.
pleasing
Eugene
Please
R.
in
Miller
said
about
ROY
early
1209
Fernandez
$300
worth
(Above
Gonzalez
Ave,
Padin)
section.
St. in the
was
Con-
St. Croix
Late
DEPARTURE JUNE
5
(Film)
officials
yesterday
29-year-old
released
about
Miller,
6:
Jesus
under
30 p.m.
$500
and
his wife,
San-
bail.
9 p.m.,
Elaine,
when
and their
two children, Darcy and~ were attending a movie.
Daryl,
S.J.
7
TO
OPERATOR AND/ OR AGENTS
St. Thomas
‘Tropic
Freight
Lines
Newark
OF
Castile
Show
t
CITY
(Cont)
SCHEDULES
ARRIVAL S.J. JUNE
5
7
Ponce,
E.
Lisbon
7
Newark
Sea
Mayaguez, Ponce, Mobile, N. Orleans
8
S. American
8
Florida ports, N. Orleans
3
er 3t.
Land
of
R.
Waterman .
_
ports
Belfranline, Imbert
European
ports
6
:
i ALCOA 7
PATRIOT
Baltimore,
N. Y.
6
/
newer Croix,
Fabre Line, Imbert
!
Ponce,
Alcoa
Balt., N. Y.
CASTORP
Barranquilla
Barranquilla
‘
FRANCES
N. ¥.
N. Y.
‘Bull Lines
SIX
C.
SHELLINES
Trujillo
8
C. Trujillo
Bordas Co.
.
Frutera
Campo’
Bello GULL
‘
Far
&
Pacific
I
Middle
Coast
East,
ports
~
6
3
St. Thomas
.
PICARDY
N. European ports |
7
ALCOA
Gulf ports
7
RANGER
East
St.
.
Coast
Thomas
9
East
Coast
ports
7
9
3
Phil.,
GLORIA GEORGE
Ponce,
LYKES
Montreal
7
s
Gulf
7
1
ports
compiled
by San Juan
STAR
from
Shipping
Companies
and
8S. J.
Mercantile
PLR.V.L
Line
#
Mayaguez,
'
Aleoa
, |
Bull
;
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SENATORS |
Exploding Circuit Breaker
|
Cause Of Power Failure | ‘| Work
widely-extended electric power failure
that
affected
more
repairs,
than
short-lived
stepped
because
up
spokesman
the spare bank vice. He said the
50,000 power users from Humacao to Arecibo Friday night, was relatively
was the
on
th
said,
anc
affected
cluded the coastline of the island
thority workmen were finishing repair on an alternate system at
from Arecibo in the west to H macao on the southeast corne of Puerto Rico—a distance 0: more than 100 miles. He estimafed than more than 50,000 customers were out of service for lengths of times varying for from
the time, an authority man said yesterday. The
failure
spokes-
resulted
when
a
bank of 40,000 kilowatt transformers was covered with burning oil after a circuit breaker exploded at a main transmission center at Monacillos in Rio Pie-
of
was
undergoing
and
was
of transformers normal
almost
repairs
HEARINGS Page
Party
representative
over
vored
five
the
hours,
generally
fa-
bill.
Reyes was subjected to a long and invol¥yed investigation by
Republican~ representatives Dr. Leopoldo Figueroa and Jose M. Garcia Calderon on pro-statehood
statements early
made
by
him
in
the
1950’s.
Reyes, strong
who
called
himself
Commonwealth
general
ly
a
supporter,
of
100th
as, part
of
commemorating
anniversary,
relations.
way
because
it
spends
the
much time on “problems f have not been of major importance.” McGee
Now
ce-
the
of Japan-U'S.
it has
become
én-
Speaks
Up
In another TV-radio Senator
Gale
W.
Wyoming)
_
interview
McGee
presented
(D.-
a
view
somewhat similar to that of Jackson and Javits. 5 “No
store ries
one
was-
when
these
of
events
government.
to postpone
the
president’s visit. On Saturday, more than 15,000 radical students, teachers and workers snake-danced passed the still a closed iron gates of the U.S. Eminter- bassy chanting. “Ike don’t come,” on a) “Yankees go home” and “remove radio- the U-2 from Japan.”
With the U-2 incident hot subject, Jackson was. viewed on radio, Javits program; for New York TV stations.
minding
the
integrated transpir
se-
ae
he
Services
Shutdown
In Ecuador Vote QUITO,
thousands “
people who want statehood no to vote for the Republican Party. Plebiscite Before Election
yesterday’s
by
the
Popular
Party
have,”
testfied that his organization preferred a plebiscite with only state-
hood—yes
or
no—on
Charges Bill Vargas also
the
ballot.
‘Anti-Democratic’ charged that the
plebiscite bill is ‘‘anti-democratic” since it was proposed by the Populars
five
months
before
the
general elections. He added that 18-year-olds, required to enter the military
ed
to
service,
vote
Popular
should
in
the
Party
on
his
allow-
Representatives
Juan Melendez Baez Alvarado’ questioned sively
be
plebiscite. and him
statement
Arcilio extenthat
he
IES
RS
“represented the youth of Puerto Rico.” Popular Party Sen. Yide-
fonso Sola Morales
continued
the
questioning on another statement _ that the plebiscite bill would “‘tie
ITED
the.hands of the next Legislature.” Victor
Gutierrez
Franqui,
for-
Ferre
continue
to
independence
tries
to
right of that the
before
the
of
group,
committee
a
long
an
read im-
Rico
can
hood
negate
Rico’s
self-determination and only way that Puerto insure
issue
hood Marin
ee
its
right
is
to
from
the Republican
Republican Party Mufioz would have destroyed
sentiment
in
Puerto
(Continued
that
would
From
authorize
Page
the
that
1)
Puerto
said. Amadeo said that any plebiscite is
held
should
be
open
to
under 21 years of age, the plebiscite bill as absurd and | people Peo immoral, describing it as a ‘‘Rus- adding it should be open to ‘‘Puersian roulette chaice between two to Ricans anywhere.” His statements were greeted forms of dea
__ commonwealth.” |"
all
the
sible
if we
neglected
advance
an
“ ™
with obvious pleasure by State-
electi¢
in
first
place.
|
The index is highly indicati | in Quito, definite in Guayaqui,
The unofficial results from fi { urban parishes in Quito, out ¢ a total of 15, were Velasco .Ib3 rra, 16,664; Galo Plaza, 9,236
Gonzalo Antonio
Cordero,
Parra,
5,446;
any
1,245.
ie
In Guayaquil ithe tally ‘frov, 54 precintts gave Vélasco Ibi rra’ 8,574) votes; Plaza, 4,12¢ Parra, 2,858; and Cordero, 1.235 re
Eureka, Calif. Hit By Sharp Earthquake
i
EUREKA, Calif. (AP) — sharp earthquake shook northern California yesterday.
J thi
coastal
cit!
Five hundred policemen guarded the White Stone Embassy,
The tremor swayed light tures and rattled windows,
where Eisenhower is scheduled to stay. Three unionists approa-
no
ched the gates and asked to see Ambassador Douglas MacArthur
was
Ii
Ateneo Assembly Tota
They
departed
after
damage
was
reported.
The Police Department
guatds
swamped)
fis! bu
with
’
said
calls.
!
The Puerto Rican Ateneo hold a general assembly today
4 4
5 p.m. to elect a board of dired tors and hear) yearly reports. Th
Meeting
will
neo,
Suan,
San
be
held
at
the
Ate
and submit to new
elections. Trd
ins,
cars
buses,
street
and
pos!
office services were affected.
sin-
of learning of their power and obtaining information
of preparations
mean
a
presidential
that
pos-
might
attack. .”
Hindsight Is Easy
3. Senator -Montana)
Foreign
Mike said
Mansfield
that
the
Relations
(D.
Senate
Committee
hearing didn’t produce any new information.
Mansfield,
the Democratic
Se-
nate assistant leader, put in a good word for the administration’s handling of the spy plane incident,
saying:
“We all have hindsight, which is pretty easy to exercise, and I don’t think we should -jadge the
administration
two
harshly
ought
to
on ask
too
that
much
basis.
or
ourselves:
We Well,
at that time would done had we been in
we the
V.
administration’s shoes?”
Rican Legislature to initiaté a referendum. He was unsuccessful;
independence.
military
what have
EXPERT | he
attacked
Puerto
Party’s political {campaign by promising a plesbicite, Ferre said: “If it were not ‘for the State-
passioned statement calling for Puerto .Rico’s ‘‘natural right”— Augusto’
plebiscite
give its November vote to the Republicans,” Ferte said. Charging that Gov. Mufioz is attempting to wedge the state-
should be includ-
youth
the
‘Negation Of Self-Determination “We will continue to sustain that the project is a fraud that
of the bill but added that all three in the plebiscite. Juan Antonio Augusto,
attack
bill even after it is passed by the popular Majority in the Legisla-
mer Popular Party floor leader in. the Senate, testified in favor possible statuses
‘| megligent
said.
Ferre said the republicans willl gle means
members of the committee. Vargas
(AP)—Ea
showed independence. candida? Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra to 1
“We want a plebiscite,” Garcia said he was for statehood before said. “But we want it Commonwealth ever existed. He Mendez In addition tere were these | read from the Bible the passage before the elections.” Ferre. said in an interview other views expressed on _the where God created light and seeair over the incident: ing that it was ‘‘good’’—liked it.| before his speech that to accept 1. Representative George a plebiscite with Commonwealth In the same manner, Reyes said, Mahon (D.-Teéxas)° chairman 0! he ‘liked’ Commonwealth after included as an alternative woul amount to reeognizing.Common the House’ Defense Appropriait was created. ‘said the Dr. Enrique Lugo Silva, vice- wealth as a final and definite tions. Subcommittee, summit breakup that followed president of Citizens for State 51, political status. “We have always promised the the U-2 furor does not mean testified that he favors the bill but without Commonwealth included. people a plebiscite with sta hood! any spectacular changes in miHe promised, however, that he and independence as the chodices.| litary spending are required. {| ’ will campaign for the plebiscite We will not be party to a mis-: 2. Senator Kenneth B. Keatstatement of fact — Common-} ing (R-New after the bill is approved. York) defended is not a final but a) Orlando Vargas Jr, 21- year-old wealth U. S. spying activities. He said: transitory form of political status.) leader of Republican Youths, was “We would be complete iminvolved in a lively debate late We will not give Commonwealth; Saturday as he was sharply inter- a validity which it does not) beciles and would be criminally rogated
Ecuador
returns which may well serve an index to the final results
told them to return today during said. McGee added that the inci- office hours. Coupled with the massive dedent pointed up the necessity of was a nationwide having a chief in command at monstration ‘| three-hour transportation shut-| all times. “In espionage you don’t try down which Socialist and Commuto dignify it with responsibilty nist foes of Prime Minister No»” he said. | busuke Kishi hoped would help’ Other Views | force him to dissolve parliament
bill that does not want a plebiscite.” Munoz, Garcia Mended charged, proposed the bill tog
“hundreds
relations
remonies
sa
Velasco Leading
tangled in a political crisis. There was minor opposition “The question is whether any- to the visit at the beginning. But thing should have been said,” political developments including | the Kishi government’s determihe added. th | mation to have parliament ratify Jackson said he agreed criticism presented before e the new U.S.-Japan security agreSenate Foreign Relations m- ement sparked an anti-Kishi, anmittee last week that the iSe- tisecurity pact, dissolve-the parliament-for-new elections movecurity Council is unable te deal ments that Has snowballed. And with such difficulties in a tiime- | the opposition is resolved to force
(Continued From Page 1) a plebiscite bill is to prevent Puerto Rico from ever pecoming a state.” Garcia Mendez castigated the Mufioz proposal as “a plebiscite
the
friendly
e responsibility. He added that
STATEHOODERS
and
what, I
devastating
|
|
. (Continued From Page 1) is in store for Eisenhower: Ike’s visit originally was billed as_a goodwill trip to further
th e president bungled ‘in the sense that his representatives said what they said.
Santurce
the
had
most
said Eisenhower, as executive, must bear
to repairing the bank of Sansfor mers. |
senator in the late 30’s and early 40’s_ who discussed certain sections of the bill. Reyes, who was before the plebiscite committee
for
and by
the
Jackson the chief
water department said, but en gineers are investigating prior
1)
with the plebiscite .bill itself. One exception was the testimony of Antonio Reyes Delgado, a So-
cialist
Juan
have
was
1)
|
}
KISH!
Page
contradictions.”
No-one was hurt in the explosion at the transformer bank, which is an un-named installation, the representative said. | The cause of the spilled oil hag not. yet been’ determined, the
finished.
(Continued From
Old: San
were unaffected black-out.
not
From
part—the
one minute up to three hours: In the wide area, only some parts
dras..
A spare bank
would
in.
Puerto Rico Water Resources Au-
(Continued
think
was put into ser | area
a
hood
Republican
Party
Sudrez & Co., line. Rio Piedras, P, R. Exclusive
the
Gov>
Mufioz
Marin
|
bill.
|
Under questioning by committee members, Amadeo was asked how the
proposed
plebiscite
bill
could
|
be made constitutional. By amending the constitution of Puerto Rico,
he
said, specifically
orize the Legislature plebiscite.
:
members
of the committee, who are opposed to
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22
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Cup
Sports Of The Times
Arnold Palmer, Snead Named
matches
June
in
Dublin,
Ire-
sunshine
23-26:
Frank Pace Jr., president of the International Golf Assn. announced the full line-up for the professional golf series to be
contested/over
the seaside
Player,
and
the
Port-
fered
in
an
auto-train
won
in
last
year.
1954
before
because
they
had,
nothing
Grounds
on
June
20.
sensed
that
someone
was
to
The
blocking
maybe
13
too much
or
14,
I
do.
But this was
Swede
|
the |
is the.
his
sunshine.
One
' |
blue
now,” he said. “But when T'was a small
swim
from
swim
island
from
here
to
island’
to
where
off
the
west
that
hill
and
He pointed to one junior-sized Alp about a mile away and to another, the same distance to the right. “I work hard,” he said, implying that this gave him the privilege of relaxing hard, too. “The last five days before the fight I do nothing: and this makes me so strong that I feel I can go through a house.” A year ago he was a stranger in a strange land, suspicious of everyone. Now he feels at home. And being the champion of
the
world
has
given
lacked before. It far more certain
him
an
shows in every word, of victory this time
Quick
%
“I
&
&
a
g
THE
KICK
ward
kick
DIDN’T as
his
putt
HELP—Ben just
barely
Hogan mi
gives the
a
hole
off like a ball of fire, recording
Wirephoto.)
two
rounds
note
rearduring
I'm
of 66.
hard.
speed,”
he
voice.
“He
in his
worse when someone have no use for the
I
change
When
his
I
style,
go
“What
he
in
on
the
gesture. He the last.
There
is fast
that
may
with
seems
have
his
he
do?
he
I
My
and
and
best
me,
try
mine
think
been
combination
to
side
corner me. I kick double of our first fight. If he out.
how
used
I not
worry.
go
my
to
come
know If
body,
different,
to
to
be
he
try
to
will
be
he
blue-eyed
looks
too,
react.
my
defense.
keep
If
away,
wide
open
.
Swede
far
with
more
His jab seems hand, the Hammer
the
Hibernian
impressive
of
the
jab
in
cast
his
of
countenance
sparring
sessions.
more authoritative, more jolting. of Thor, is still used sparingly
is
that
it
is
like
the
had
explained
“tunder
and
His and
right never
lightning”
beforehand.
“My
not
meant to knockout a fella but to tire him out and irritate him.” He blinked in pleasure at the deft way he’d added the accurately descriptive word, ‘Grritate” to his vocabulary. How much had the winn ing of the champ ionship added to his desire?
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*On the surface. the tournament at Portmarnock stacks up as a battle between these two outstanding teams although Australias defending champions and a half-dozen other pairs loom as a big threat. Australia returns with Peter Thomson, also a four-time British Open winner, and Kel Nagle, who captured the Canada Cup team trophy last.g¥ear in Melbourne. Australia. Thomson and Nagle will be shooting for a_ triple—having
out
heavyweight champion of the world in of training for the defense of his title
He
putting
master from Johannesburg has won the British title times. Bobby Locke. Locke just returned to competition ter recovering from injuries
|
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Because Ray
the|
dapper
Robinson
is
¥ middleweight
Sugar
one
of
ego
the
should
It’s gain
a
be
about
chance
at
least
or
- Two
ratings
re-
version
of
the
produce
the
Anfitrion
highest
Anfitrion race
Buen
in
title,
arama
on a rae ONE LANTERN IT TPE TI
won
to
fifth
make
winning
5 and
a
were
ness
10
He He
to
racha
also
right
by
out-
binson
ap-
his
old
time
said
care
a fight
Sugar
how. with
“I
ne-
the
idea
man out. I am fifteen rounds.
knockout
time
and
holds of
to
always
the
didn’t
take
time, if I see ready for it.”
the
N.
B.
meet
him,
but,
He a
in
say the
cus-
they June
It’s a big night for Robinson. has held the title five times. has
never
must last The
win and
lost
a return
to retain pave
the
oe
bout.
his reway
few big money bouts. betting is about even.
in
Detroit.
connects Ot
‘the
And
for
Aspromonte
in
three
second
of
the
-Bally
Belmont.
Cleve
days
:
and
season.
twice 33.
here
reer
4
sey
Derby
May
30.
taking
the
State
in
the
Belmont,
where
he had help in the seventh from Bobby Shantz. Roger Maris in the opener, also homered, Ted. Williams Se of the
in
on
ment
first
place
in
the
$5,000
68
yesterday
third-round four-day
this
and
Saturday
to
play
determine
the
5.50
Contaje,
and
had
15) hits
who
loss.
G6th-$2,000;
clmg
(Native) Buen Consejo T.
(F.
also
($6,000);
(Landrau)
Fanin,
sped
with
from
Encanto,
3
yrs;
5
73.50
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far
Howard,
Rivera)
started for
charged
with
He
won
strong man,
hit
his
Olram,
Anita
V.,
juardito,
Los
homers.
an
fall
18-hole first
yesterday,
but
Angeles as the
King
likely
surgery in
Memphis
tournament
officials
longer
playoff
for
Nereida, and Brunilda also ran. ‘Tth-$1,550; clmg ($3,500); casup; (imported) Zeus (Andins) | Canastota (Bonilla) \
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Freeman |
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Mark
was
horse,
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The Dodgers young
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|
The King Ranch’s Disperse, bred to go a distance and. a likely
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year,
to
(AP)—Led
back in the one-mile Withers to | Withers, Joseph O’Connell’s Celtic finish a stout fourth. He may run Ash, and Reginald M. Webster’s
for the lead two ae
today
the
the
fee.
Hogan, playing in only his fourth tournament
ANGELES,
Gene
Memphis
to
of
llth
Bolt tied for
leaders
total
hits.
Hits
Los Angeles. Sandy Koufax,
yesterday after the regulation 72 holes. a Litter shot 64, Bolt 67, and Hogan
eight
Chicago
Tompion
Tooth and Nail, who won two one-mile races at Aqueduct. In one, his nearest rival was sixteen lenghts behind at the finish.
At Memphis. MEMPHIS emp Hogan,
a
up
Thomas
relieved fifth,
Another supplementary entry is Capt. Harry F. Guggenheim’s
Hogan In Tie Littler, and Tommy
of
for
ner Glenn Hobbie a cushion over
a supplementary nominee on pay- | one
hit his 14th homer and Mickey Mantle his eighth. Aging hit his third four year for the Red
Saturday
by Frank Thomas’ two home runs,_ Chicago walloped the Dodgers, 12-8, yesterday. | The Cubs scored seven runs the
5
Joe Ready (G. Rivera) Time: 1:01 1|5. Page Hall,
Time:
for
Garden
on
gave
LOS
edge
‘\also. will have another chance Ralph Terry started for the to upset him. Tompion was not Yanks in the first game and re- among the original nominations, ceived credit for the win although but it is expected he will become
Above al... its Ane
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Besides
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NL ROUNDUP
Venetian Way will ake another crack at “the iron colt”
and
eeccervneecceeneeceecee
Time: 1:06 2/5. Newhurst, Senor tinez, Campus Filly, and Miss
crown,
(Continued From Back Page)
Preakness, he defeated C. V. Whitney’s: Tompion .in the Jer-
5
seco:
be
recently
000, has a keen racing
Take Viva-
4-yrs-up;
Nabucco (Burgos) Crisol (Bonilla)
Pooker
triple
ran.
4th-$2,300; clmg ($10,000); 1:2 £. (Imported)
Corlan,
will
took the
bought
by Turfland Farms
nightcap
hit-his
Ache,
3rd_$1,300; cme: ($1,200); 4-yrs-up 1 1]16 m. (Native) Ecuador (Ramos) 7.80 4.20 Directora (I. Pizarro) 3.10 : 1:543/5. Musico, Don Ramon, Arlequin, Jaimito, and Leslie also ran.
ferencia,
racing’s
Since + time. the Kentucky
Derby, and Bally Ache
NEW YORK, (AP)—New. york downed the Boston, Red Sox
A.
middleweight
homer
homer
is
date.
putation
RESULTS
(Corchado
a good
tomary fashion, they aren’t looking beyond
Newhurst and then
1:02 2|5. Cabite, Paladin, Nena Linda, Debla, and
the
boxer.
crown. Both Robinson and Pender have expressed a _ willing-
set
had
first
version
Ist-$2,250; clmg ($5,000); 11[16 m. (Native) Tetrarquina (Maldonado) 3.60 2% Collores (Ayala) Time: oe Bombillita, Posstane: and Camelucha 2nd-$2,000; alw; a vrs.. 5 f. (Native) Princesquillo ea 8.20 | < Time: It Easy,
gained
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a
Fullmer
hold‘ off the closing run of Crisol who also passed Newhurst to take second money.
Carambola
off
don’t into
course,
that
Yesterday’s feature race, the Trofeo’ Dia de Carolina, went to
but
Ken
clever
any chances. This something I’ll be
1957."
command,
for
National and Ring
the best insurance.” “Tll beat him even easier this time,” Pender said. “In fact, I may even knock him out. I saw some opening
Although ‘high for the year, the double fell short of the all-time payoff of $1,337.80 set June 21,
Nabucco. off the pace
“I go
Of
10 the
_ for four.
took
well
of knocking a preparing for
at El Comandante yesterday paid $1,871.15 for five winners- and’ $17.05
easily
peared
venth
in
first fight
Robinson.
Ray.
“The “cuatro-cinco” pool
by Sagner and Chase’s until the stretch run
the
boxing
ver
numbers.
Opera Stable’s Nabucco laid
won
twenty-year “I’d like
double.
winning ‘jockeys,
he
crafty,
c
(Continued From Back Page) to pilé up an. insurmountable lead. : Rocky Colavito hit his . se-
never rated
gone. “I was rusty,” ‘Robinson has admitted. Each fighter is talking of a possible knockout. Robinson never has lost by knockout in his
Coman-
S. Iglesias and J. Landrau the
a
thoroughbred
venerable. fixture
| Minety-second wenudlia Way won
you
Paul
form. Pender says Ray’s legs are
($73.50)
sixth -to
before
is
He
and
the.
was
in
Preakness there_can be no triple crown winner this year.
He is at least ten years Robin"| son’s junior. In recent workouts,
double
El
Consejo
the
$1,087.50
te patent Pe ERIE
($28.70)
and
scored
at y
whom
Pender has shown | hand punch.
through
daily
payoff of the year dante yesterday.
on
fighting
He's
Pender, who
$105,000.
came’
depending
to.
higher than fourth Boxing Association
to
longshots, Consejo,
bog
Pender, a one-time Brookline, Mass., fireman. Pender lifted Robinson’s crown in a split decision in Boston on Jan 22.
Comandante Has $1,087.50 Daily Double - Buen
40,
listen
event
_The
his he
Robinson, rated among the great fighters in history, is 39
for him
one
finances
which demand
third
dominates the program at. Belmont Park next week.
own.
fighters involved, some suspicions could arise. Robinson failed to appear for a press conference last week -and recently missed a fight he had scheduled in Maryland. 4 However; it’s not);likely this will be the case Friday. The aging dancing master should show because: It’s a national television date, with a big pay-off.. Robinson’s end_
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PHILAD JELPHIA™ (AP)—The lowly Phillies Rhocked off the league-leading Pittsburgh Pirates twice yesterday 2-0 and 4-1. | vantage of five Giants errors.
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1083—8 60 (5), Elston
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Milwaukee 5, Cincinnati 1. San Francisco 2, St. Louis 0. Angeles
(3-3):
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here
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Lindy- McDaniel came on as a reliever in the sixth and was
in
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2-3),
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dinals’ bats. But St. Louis pound-
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Jones
Games
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but
runs over the last four innings to defeat the second place Giants,
The
7, Baltimore
(Estrada:
Chicago
his
hits,
homers — to Billy Martin, Roy McMillan and Vada Pinson. Warren Spahn won for Milwaukee in the nightcap, the 271st victory of his career, after relieving Joey Jay in the fifth, It was the great lefthander’s fourth win in six decisions, Joe
trips.
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timore
game,
41.
the eventual winner. Orlando Cepeda of Puerto Rico hit his tenth homer for San Francisco, his only hit in four
Scores
City 7, Chicago’ 2. Saturday’s Scores
Washington
also
Cardinals Win SAN FRANCICO (AP) — The St. Louis Cardinals scored nine
: AMERICAN Baltimore 28 Cleveland 24 Chicago 25
City
the
Neeman
game,
Puerto Rican Juan Pizarro started for the Braves in the opener and gave up only five
ORERE
hit his first ' round
tripper
second
Cincinnati taking the
SC +
eighth.
yesterday with the eds, losing, 3-2, and
seamount.
the
plate.
STANDINGS
Los
Chicago 000 101 00x—290 Hall. Kutyna (8) and Chiti; Kemmerer and Brown. W-Kemmerer (2-3). L-Hall (5-2).
Owens
Roberto Clemente led the losers in the first game, hitting safely three times in four times to the
SPAHN
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homered in the second second of the season.
York
(4-5).
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140 130
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Today’s
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AUTOMOTIVE
Foiles
Indians in Cleveland
ROUNDUP,
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drop-
LEAGUE
Wilhelm
Ramos,
five
9-0, dou-
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the game.
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after
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scored
AMERICAN Baltimore Wash.
(AP)—
hammered Detroit, second game of a
homered for the second WILLIAMS ... Still dangerous
baggers
Jim
had a shutout working until Dick
TE OME
hit
Washington.
up ten hits.
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for
gave
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MILWAUKEE, (AP) — Braves split a doubleheader
NTP
Gentile
‘Basketball player Gene Conley won the opener with a 2-0 shut-
NORE Sw POE
Russ Kemmerer won the first second for the Athletics, game, allowing only three hits the his fifth of the year. He hasn’t while going the distance. He won a game. received offensive help from Hal Brown Wins Minnie Minoso who hit his WASHINGTON, (AP) — The seventh homer of the year. And in the second game, Baltimore Orioles got back to their winning ways yesterday, Frank Baumann who has been an almost complete bust since downing the Senators, 6-5, to go two games out in front of the | coming out of the Army Seyeral American League. years ago— went. nine innings The Orioles came up with and gave up seven hits. Ned two runs in the top of the loss in Garver the absorbed ninth to overtake reliever Tru3 man Clevenger who was _ charged with the loss. Clevenger relieved Woodeschick in ninth.
Jim
acacia
Whip: B ucs Twice; |
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Thomas
Howard
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(5), Moon
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Coving- | Miller (2-2). HR—San Francisco Cepeda (10).
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