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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
204
Tel.
3-8400
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, July 1, 1960
Second-class postage paid Juan,
Puerts
Rice
ai
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st Sen
'
Fomento’s Pla nt (SIU Picket Hit In Leg i
Promotion
ps
Set
By
The (Fomento)
FREDERICK
island’s Economic broke
By
<n
New Records
By Bullet; Man Knifed
Ss
-
Administration
terday.
It was a day of violence which saw:
all record s for the promot gf new plants in Puerto Rico during the fiscal year ion which; ended yesterday, the agency reported. 4 mn -
PAA White Collar Strike Due Tonight A strike of Pan
called
agency
after
midnight
pected
to
one
It
clerks
is
cated
ex-
off the
of
Railroad
is expected
Clerks,
the
by some work-
ers to be respected by other Pan American employes, including pilots. The workers are asking for
a renegotiation of their-wage con-
tract.
The
strike
comes
on
the heels
of a wild-cat pilot’s walkout
than
a week
ago
which
more
tempo-
rarily tied up traffic on both PAA and Eastern Aig Lines between the
island
and
158 for
a marked
40 a
shift
indi
in the
ratio
About
70—or
thai
half—
promotions
were firms new to Puerta Rico. The same trend appeared in the promotion of the 60 locally
owned
firms,
which
wer3
about
equally divided between new operations and expansions. Opinion
(See
was divided
FOMENTO,
among
Page,
Fo-
21)
Roosevelt Wage Bill Killed; Substitute Wage RateIs $1.15 WALTER
STAR
Washington
PRIEST
(D-N.C.)
Cerrespondyont
WASHINGTON—A House Republicans
coalition of and Southern
Democrats yesterday overturned a labor-baeked minimum wage
bill and scuttled AFL-CIO.
formula
mainland centage
By vote,
a the
wage
for
gains
basis
in
close
211
coalition
Democratic the
a Commonwealth on
Puerto
to
203 and
of
a per-
Rico.
overrode
leaders
substitution
matching
roll-call House
forced
legislation
trimming the new mainland wage floor from $1.25 to $1.15. The action substituted a milder bill Sponsored by Rep. Paul Kitchen
by
for
legislation
Roosevilt
James
Rep.
int,oduced
(D-
Calif.).
The Kitchen bill providis only that special federal industiy committees will continue to Sreview
Puerto
Rico
minimums
hardship
review
upsto
under
the Roosevelt
mainland
called
(See
bill.
Sources
Wage,
Page
pre-
21
tified
assailants
into
The _
fired
the
1:45
building
carrying
gun
House Votes
Ike Authority To Cut Sugar WASHINGTON
(#®—The House of
Representatives, heeding administration pleas for fast action, last
night ity
voted
to
The
the
slash
roll
President
Cuba’s
call
vote
author.
sugar
was
quotas.
394-0.
incident
pm.
at
Amilcar
oc-
Brom.
and
Alejandro
Or-
group
of
persons.
proached
the
did
scene
man
the
tana
a
Hernandez
Luis
tiz reported hearing oting and saw a man
a
of
in old San Juan. Fires Into Group
Sgt.
--- arrested
three
side
and Fernandez Junnear El Imparcial’s
Patrolman
FRANK MONTOYA
knifing
as uniden-
shooting
at
baugh St. cons Ave.,
St.,
gun
They
ap-
was
they
and
fled in
the shofring at
along
hand.
They
cal-
led to him to stop or be shot. He stopped and dropped the gun and surrendered. Police identified him as Frank
Montoya,
41,
a
organizer
By
Associated
Press
in Toronto, said that La Compania
Rep.
L.
called for for Cuban holdings. “We
and
Rivers
longer
supply
Petrolera
(D.-S.C.)
also
immediate retaliation seizures of American
should
strong
States occupy
island.
s@
the
island
with
oil
on
SUGAR,
Page
affiliate ban
Shell
has
de
Cuba,
also ‘refused
government
request
its
a
Cu
to
re-
Castro,”
fine Russia crude oil in its Havana refinery. From London, the Shell international Petroleum Co. also
21)
placed
immediate
sancti
Brotherhood
of
leg
Teamsters.
Wounded by one of the shots Police said Montoya fired was Roberto Escobar Vela, 18, of 350 St. Agustin St., Puerta de VIOLENCE,
(See
Page
21)
Oil Crisis Spreads In Cuba As Shell Co. Cuts Off Supply
necessary
the United
in
---Shot the
for
The oil crisis in Cuba spread yesterday when Shell of Canada said its Cuban subsidiary can no
Caribbean
ROBERTO ESCOBAR VELA
Quin-
The action sent to the Senate a bill extendiing the Sugar Act for one year—to Dec. 31, 1961. The House vote followed angry denunciation of Cuba’s Prime
(See if
his
the
will - apply
he
at
for
ea Jan. 1. The Kitchen bill also extends coverage to some 1.5 millién new workers oy about half that ‘of the
Roosevelt
on
the
bill. Tae new
minimum
assault
Minister Fidel Castro—including “in the absence of satisfactory conditions of payment.” a demand by one member that if The firm, in a statement issued
new mainland level rather tijan the complex percentage adjvstment and
his
alleged
happened
curred
estavlished by companies already operating here, or casey where
of stateside
on
door
Seafarer auto.
were firms new to Puerto Rico. The remainder of stateside-owned promotions were expansions of existing enterprises, nety firms
majority
glass
which
bullets
plants
Fomento signed a new owner to take over a faltering operation. In previous years, the great
a
3—An
Expansions less
Sea-
Union
market, shattering the glass.
establi-
of the 158 stateside-owned
the
leg while
alleged
against
of existing opera-
Majority Were
in the
2—an
of
figuses
of
a Miramar businessman in which he was knocked
local-
total
member
International
way to a picket line.
*
tions to new enterprises shed during the year.
the USS.
By
shot
yester-
Stateside-
and
preliminary
of expansions
System in the states. Called by their union, the BroStrike
factories
The
job in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands as well as in the PAA
therhood
said!
signed
ly owned plants 218 plants.
minute
tonight.
throw
had
owned
American World
for
officials
1—A
farer’s
day that preliminary figyres for fiscal 1960 indicated that the
Airways white collar workers has
been
Fomento
J. LIDIN
the flaming Puerto Rican labor front yes-
HARMON
Development
HAROLD
Bullets and blood were spattered about
a
ban
on
the
supply
of
oil to Cuba government has failed to pay a $17 million debt. It reafirmed its decision not te refine Russian crude oil and addéd that “this action, which may lead to the suspension of Shell’s activities in a country
where
it
has
worked
harmon —
iously for 35 years, has been taken on purely commereisl grounds.” In
another
development,
the
confiscated Texaco Oil Co. refinery
in Santiago de Cuba began processing Soviet crude oil yesterday. (See CUBA, Page 21)
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 1, 1960
EM
aE ws
Truman Will Not Attend Democratic. Convention In L. A. New
York
Times
News
INDEPENDENCE, —Former
Service
Mo.
President
deal
Harry
Convention
in
Les
week
Mr.
souri The
ADMIRAL DAN HONORED—Rear Adm. Daniel V. Gallery, right, smiles proudl
last night as he poses with Navy League Council by
President Alfonso
Valdés
and
y
Mrs.
NOTE
—
What|stores all are class government. throwing its weight Creeping in the classless socie-
when
starts around
ty that
operated
os
the
ge
Soviet
|
This
is only
Union! .j,inc
congressiofial
of
what | fall
claims?
apart
-all
Patrolman of
the
quickly,
Juan
hold
home
‘
too
session
of
Arzuaga,
up
the
attempt
to
James
the
Morgans
in
Dr.
Fund
Rafael
zuaga
Porrata
is expected
Doria,
to
mn OSCOW By WILLIAM
L.
sprawlin Moscow's
store
facing
the
' ' bought
on
items
tomb, |
that
can
installments.
include
equipment, , sewing
andj items
Lenin-Stalin’
advertises
These
Square
photography)
motor
bikes,
|stores
electric
| and other high-praeed goods \ The ordinary Russian would have to save his meney for a
cash.
is to
Now
bring
all he
by
his
employment
superior,
and
be
made
by
and|tham
clogged
a
coercion,
rewards.
The
not
without
giv
ficient
about
qual- -
without
J) hoot
_
A
Sky-High Saye
Suit of men’s
$20
bargain
the
the
fetch
Soviet
pay
Cotton
clothing that| in
basement
equivalent
months
Pri ces
stores
of
for
dresses
an
Amer-
goes
priced
in-| at
has tried persuasion,
in
be,
consumer
produce
for
rewards,
no
A
Popularity
process been
position is
of
goi
Ar-
eager
the
change
«F 3b Why Pay $200. $150
the
.
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SATISFACTION
Charges
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talk to fri d your irien
Th
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Chase
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ite intent oe NEAREST LEE
Bank 0
Member Federal Deposit insurance Comp.
to
be
a
he
resanable
concluded.
sources
some
nine
action
of
said
Peron
miles
was
from
taken
Peron
so
near
dizi’
Mathe
Madrid
to
a
as
July
his}
Piedras
Tel.
—
3-2467
Barrio
for
Tei sazas>
that|
information
himself,
Metropeltane
and
Caguas
the
of
Khrushchev, may
since
The
social
where
bases
St.
anturce Tel. 3-2111
a
forced
to
tion. Quality belongs to
2|
of the economy, where the talents, riches and energy of the state are poured into massive
>
heavy
industry,
%|sputniks
and
other
a few
Puerto
WINDS:
missiles,
2
enhancing
@| $
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partly
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western
over
section
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LOW:
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July
High Tides 1:22 a.m.
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YESTERDAY'S
means of|7g
political
or
and
VESTERDAY’S
_|
planned Soviet vrodite itself on aa UC-|
arms,
today
central
try | 4.39
it
:
tonight.
showers
:
and
with a showers
TEMPERATURES:
in spite of}
be
Juan
il miles.
on
away | °,Ualt_ the Process.
AG wenn
ua
Terrace
an getting
San
Mostly fair 2 a few a brief
PUERTO RICO and the VIRGIN ISLANDS — Variable cloudiness with scattered showers
and
:
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and
Showers
Tel. 2817
intelligent and|20¢.,
Loiza
Obrere
Caves Read
5
— of
occasional
§
"pears Nueva & Caparra Dr. Ivan Banucci
similar to a mid-
point
Ponce chance
aise -
i i :
HER
FORECAST:
1
ee beenrae has build-
state
WEAT
tuday
San
fi
: i
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Rio
The
‘anwe
i
reasons.
Doctors on Night Duty
it Call
change
hastened
:
to
GUARANTEED
EASY CREDIT
AT YOUR
.
is the time
a
so far
police
died,
1863 » >
members
Aug. 1 and 15, he said.
Gtay’ aiay not being in bad taste. At fifst it was suggested that Peron go to the Balearic Island,
3
«
urce
-
:
$
seems
a
All Night Pharmacy pores oh neice
soon may in an un-|
veering
PAPPPPPRAAP
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Some
cueine Proueizys be construed as
Registry
Friday,
Spot
to better itself
from
>
to resume,
.
Emergency
dogma.
concerned.
Relaxations,
$
8
time
presence
for “heroism and bravery” connection with the holdup
suf. can
Soviet
social
dle class—sober,
2
nor
Ticklish
average | ing something
American
the
industry
.
. upsetting
enviable has
Congress
attempt.
perand
2 quality
The Soviet premier if he is not now,
Stalin
pa
keeping
$140, » Or or t tWO | the Soviet OTe Union
the
to folrather
Soviet public in line. But suasion implies incentives y
. fulfill their | 4S
2,
quantity,
of
The | Soviet worker. =—|
shoes
in
Khrushchev low a line of
In
ity.
to|t®
auto-|
becoming
managers
7 ~ much.
do | Couldn't
income.
from his wages.
are
quotas
signed | !¢an
testifying
will
matically
to
a statement
h is
Deductions
has
clothing.
. Factory
long time in order to be @®le to|
pay
like
range of Everyday
: appliances are almost invariably | shoddy. The _ shelves of the
: ¥ c+ rarh machines, “srefrigerators, | ing
y
they are out of Soviet pockets.
wWeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeee®
be
Red
of GL M.| since department | moct
said
Foreign shipments | rrios are scheduled to be honored | in the Mediterranean, but the up quickly, while | tonight by the Rio Piedras Lions | idea was discarded for unknown manufactures go beg-|Club
News Analyst | Extremely high-priced hard | Russian the €NOrMOUS, | goods normally move slowly, | 8'N8-
building central
gloomy
aosign
the Soviet internal trade picture | from abroad. for a variety of reasons are snapped
RYAN
Aug.
drid. The
$28. A crudely ith thi William reeL. Ryandaydealsin| mY iti be a burgeoning Soviet eariced mn at at $28. A crudely fashi fashion- hospital today, ifi his condition} tai fea oe today 1" | problem: what to do about creep- | © a shirt costs $11. _ | warrants. Is article, one of a serles| ing capitalism. ose who have money resist] Arzvaga, and patrolman Anwritten following a trip to; Capitalist. methods edge into | Such things, wait for shipments | tonio Diaz Davis, and Osvaldo Be-
Associated Press In a corner of
August.
farm
Jr.,
said
leave
leader.
wil! at the government’s request, be away unil July 15. He has a
officials.
director of the hospital,
is
Johnson
Informed
Guaynabo last week, entered Metropolitan Hospital yesterday for a check up requested by State
Insurance
majority
Sen.
MADRID (AP)—Ex-President of Argentina Juan Peron will leave for northern Spain tomorrow in order to be away during President Arturo Frondizi’s visit July 7-10.
hero at
in
announc-
Peron Leaving Madrid During Frondizi Visit.
leaders
For Holdup Hero
by
manifestations
last
Hospital Check-Up
the|woman would want to wear in public retail at the equivalent Capitalism of $10 to $20. A shoddy pair which likely will one of the multi- of sandals, :
a middle
the
was
want to return on others prefer Aug.
President said“ he
tion for a pre-election
Russia
EDITOR'S
“until
Senate
until
Presi-
decided to bring Congress back to Washington afte rthe conven-
Growing Soviet Middle Class Wants Quality Consumer Goods happens
Democratic
former
Democratic
Tobar.)
Report On
support on Mis-
was resigning as an at-iarge delegate from Missouri to the convention which opens July 11. Meanwhile, ir Washington,
The commander of the Caribbean Sea Frontier, who leaves San Juan July 9, Godspeed wishes dn a special league party at La Concha Hotel. (STAR photo
Julho
the
dential nomination dog dies.”
U Valdés. received
for
overtones,
would temporarily halt its business this weekend and recess
Truman
declared that he would Seu. Stuart Symington
bills.
rich
gress —Sam Rayburn, speak=r of the House, and Lyndon Johnson,
An-
decision.
last
domestic
decision,
ed almost simultaneously by the two Texans who dominate Con-
geles this month. He gave no explanation for his unexpected Only
major
surprise
political
S.
Truman said Wednesday that he would noi attend the Democratic National
with
The
(AP)
_
Emergency
2-9706
}
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tS ere vr
SiU Clashes With Sister Union. Over Control Of Ponce Plant “By HAROLD J. LIDIN A Seafarers International Union (SIU-AFL-CIO) bid yesterday for control of the island’s canning industry, has blown the lid off a feud with a sister AFL-CIO union —+in the process.
Republic Of Congo Born After 80 Colonial Years By LYNN LEOPOLDVILLE,
handed
over
the
rich
day with a warning
HEINZERLING
Republic
Belgian
lof
Congo
Congo
te
Kink
million
to the new nation te beware
litically
Baudouin
Africans
yester-
of greedy
foreign
of
task
ence
HULE—Seafarer Frank Boyne in the door of car he was riding
BULLE bullet hole
Boyne
points
in
te
in yesterday.
Lidin.)
and
you
are
take
the
first
te
realize
self-government
rivalries
the
population,
advantage
of
the
least
the
tribal
may
exercise
on
t
By La
of
a
Princesa
jail
of
D.
slippers,
buddy,
led
RICHARDS
presented
to the arrest
by
an
ex- inmate
yesterday
of an
to
his
aecused
eight
D.
that
RICHARDS
The basic interpretation of . world conditions by U-S. policy ‘makers is currently being challenged by well-known theologian
Dr.
John
C.
visiting in ing at the
in
Rio
Bennett,
currently
San Juan and lecturEvangelical Seminary
Piedras.
Dr. Bennett, whose writings are winning increasing atten-
tion
among
Jectuals,
European
says
statesmen
are
in
treating
as
primarily
er—hence,
solution.
he
_intel-
believes
making military
capable
Dr.
our
a mistake
East-West
conflicts
in charact-
of
a
Bennett,
military
a
profes-
sor at New York’s Union Theological Seminary, is making his mark through his interpretation
of
current
events
their significance thought.
.
Can’t
in for
terms
power,
we
of
Christian
Understand
The theologian says our overestimation of
are
unable
that by military
to
under-
stand why smaller nations are easily won’ over to Communism. He says the statesmen are therefore blinded to a larger strug-
gle—the
struggle
of
under-
developed nations impatient economic and social change.
The Soviets, Dr. Bennett in contrast to the U.S. geared
their
needs
of
also
are
program
these masters
nations. at
for
Communists
from
the
They
promoting
their own history and achievements while concealing their “darker side,” he says. The Doctor of Divinity says
today
us try
system pete
out
without
Let
Ruiz,
Princesa
the
alais
day
an
interview
which
proved
to be
has
a
in Federal
previous
record
of
clash
1956
“Deck” Is Described a preliminary hearing before U.S.
C.
com-
Julia
yesterday,
—and was taken The warrant
Kortright
was
for .08
the
held
under
back to La Princesa. for his arrest was authorized
District Attorney Jose Toledo apparent violation on the part
to reeeive
ordered
Commissioner
by
quarrel
Packing
monstrated
the
between
technolygical,
plant
have
de
for
the
a preference
SIU.
Packinghouse leader Ruiz said these results were of “ne importance,” and stressed that the “election” was not Board-sponsored.
and
Last May, the two organizations clashed at the Gems International, Inc. diamond polishing plant in Caguas, where SIU _ organizers
appeared on the scene of Packinghouse picket line. A Packinghouse petition
Ramon bail
assistant
U.S.
“by
no
means
has
been
set
by
the balloting. Earlier, the
unions
had
the
57-year-old
sister
Container
plant
in Hato
FAVORITE
SPORT?
and
irresis-
cies: born
demands
for
liberty
in the Russian syste? and an increasing denial of ‘it in Red China. Dr, Bennett, who kas authored several books on Ghristianity in relation to socio-pdlitical life, says the mistake in* regarding current tensions as military in nature is reflected im the imPossibility
of
an
war
all-out
clear
warfare.
today
News
is
considering
or
either
“limited”
In
shoft,
to world
a
nu“mili-
the
fall
relayed to Greece by means mountain top fires..~* % se
Steamboat
8
Rock
National Monument for its resemblance of a ship.
was of
‘
in
Dinosaur
was named ® the prow
ia
]
favorite
hopping is a
pleasure.
NOTICE
of! Troy
STORE where
BASEBALL?
SPECIAL DISCOUNT on bowling equipment for Leagde Members
problems
“unthinkable.”
of
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CONVENIENT
PARKING
at
Molinos de Puerto Rico mill and at the Puerto
as slang between
AT
THE
STORE
for
AFL-CIO
skirmished
theologian also says U.S. policy makers have failed t® consider changes within the Séviet world itself. As an illustratign, he sees increasing
for
Board
table.” The
the
election at Gems was also intervened by the SIU, and no date
industrial revolutions’ are needed,” it will find the Communist influence
.the
unions. official at the
war.”
social,
twe
He said a recent polling of workers at the cannery yielded an 181 to 3 score in favor of the
who said yesterday there was no of the inmate friend who was due
IS. YOUR
he elect-
Seafarers.
slippers.
WHAT
said
consent
two important AFL-CIO Earle Sheppard, an here, said that workers
$10,000
Laboratory technicians described a “deck” of heroin a pharmacists “paper” of drugs. Each “deck” contains and .06 grams.
that
union,
between
intermittent
narcotics
23,
represents
organizations in Ponce is the latest and biggest bout in an
heroin.
Court /August
Na-
Wednesday
immediate
The
certain
before.
“Jesusin”
and was convicted
Given
When the USS. réadjusts it policy, says Dr. Bennett, understanding ‘this is a. world in whickg,
powder
the
Cannery
secretary-general
in
last Tuesday.
whose
us
of white
now
Packinghouse
sentenced to three years imprisonment.—He-finished another sentence on a local charge in La Princesa the San Juan District jail
sincere-
in pragtice
is better.
La
violation
calls Nikita Khrushchev’s, words during his _recent ;U.S. visit: ‘Let
“decks”
Kortright,
ly believe they can cutpace the United States in production and other non-military areas. He re-
tary solution” said, have
to
Ponce. The UPWA
at
Fish
the
Prison attendants sent out a hasty call for the OSI agents and “visitor” Kortright—who, ironically, had just been released
for
Visiting Cleric Challenges U. S. Policy Makers’ Views DOUGLAS
Co.
of
Guards inspecting the gift slippers Wednesday afternoon found sole to be thicker than the other—pulled it apart to uncover
one
drug-peddling prison “visitor.” Arrested in Santurce yesterday morning by agehts of the Commonwealth Treasury Department’s Office of Speciai Investigations, was former La Princesa inmate Jesus Kortrightt Sanchez, 28, with addresses in Catano and Barrio Obrero, Santarce.
By
workers
National
DOUGLAS
pair
Pack-
ions wherever the SIU challenges his union.
Prison ‘Visitor Pushes Pair Of Slippers gift
425
favors
A Sole Full Of Heroin
A
United
Packing
Franx
past and which must not, at which foreign powers, ready
weakness,
the
NatioBoard
under a three-year contract expires Oct. 31, 1961.
it,’
* inexperi-
of
by
employes at the tuna fish cannery
regions.”’ Baudouin was obviously referring to the mineral-rich katanga province. It is the world’s greatest preducer of cobalt, one of the principal producers of germanium, and one of the greatest producers of copper and uranium.
said
Harold
immense
told the new leaders of the Republic of Congo. principal dahgers which threaten you are: the
which have done so much evil in the any cost, resume, and the attraction
to a
unidentified assailants fired on the. car near the waterfront. He was also slashed on the right hand by an unidentified man wielding a knife. (STAR photo
by
in
is
important
some
tional
An artillery battery boomed slowly as the young king proclaimed the independent Republic of Congo, ending 80 years of Belgian rule over the vast colony in central Afijca which was his great-granduncle’s personal domain. “Your
filed
inghouse Workers of America for recognition as bargaining agent
powers.
udouin “The
petition
challenges the large and pe-
oo
—(AP)—
13
A
sailor’s union at the nal Labor Relations
the flour Rico
Rey.
THE
SAN‘ JUAN
STAR
— Friday, July1, 1960
—-
Tax Hike On Imported Coffee Approved; Munoz Okays:
the
U.
S. might
imported
go up.
said~ farmers $400,800’"
will
because
1961.
have
substantially
‘“‘save
premiums,
Legislation
fill local
demand
despite
yielding
less coffee than this year’s harvest.
-
of
Agriculture
into
the
island.
Local
According to the stabilization authority, the decision to hike the coffee tax came after a sharp decrease in the world price of coffee resulted in about 15,500 Ibs. of bulk coffee being imported in the last two months. Te stop this trend, which would
have to
resulted
in
local
coffee
the
added
below
being
the
price
sold
to
of
La there
Fortaleza is
enough
locally
KINGSTON,
Jamaica
in
ad-
Regiment
arrived
strengthen local forces Loeal forces are braced
that
ditional
moves
cultists,
who
Rico to ‘cover local demand till September, 1960." Next fiscal
move
freezing
other
ineentive’’
to
For‘“‘an-
farmers
here
having
ban
by
the
are
of
for
ad-
Rastafari
suspected
connections
regime
to
with
Prime
of
the
Cu-
Minister
the
percentage
cost eral
of living pay 1
Democratic are planning,
rise’
since ase.
the
in
last
The
House
vote
the
bill
on
the
to
for moderate-income
be
takes
a
Fidel
newal
Castro
Another expected
Hampshire
platoon
war-
ship Ulster next week. Four American cultists
have
of
charged
two
21.
aboard
is
the
been
here
with
Hampshire
Another
the
soldiers
American,
will be charged, ized.
murder
is now
who
June also
hospital-
&F
Pd
voling The “that
ar
>
a
would
smaller
be
w
pay
gislation fo ral ly vot es
Rivera,
consultor
not
been
The pected
pass |
St. project, is ex-3 the largest of the
It will have,
said,
from
ings
possibly
to
up
there,
Rive-a:
four
to
and
‘| plans these
builds;
13
floors
the
same
will facilitate purchase cf apartments, the announces:
ment T
said. purpose
t wilt
of
the
projects
be to house families whic too much to live in publ-e.
|
using but not.enough
housing, said now
find it to find
The 8
Thése
to
ambitious
Rivera,
more
plan,
might
that
$10
Families
purchasing
statement that be | PRESIDENT EXPLAINS GREETING SCHEDULE—President Eisenhower gestures \as he explains the next step in the formal welcoming program for Thai King Bhumired to be a move|bol Adulyadej and his queen as they leave National Airport for the White House in le-
|Washington
=
after
their
arrival
for
a four-day
state
visit
last
Tuesday.
wi
to
the
Stops will
15
have
these
from publie
and
IT
priority
apartments
as well as families who have beca forced
due
to
to
leave
public
increase
in
housing
income.
4;
photo.)
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CENTER
Ponce
de
Leon
s
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bond
due
in
aecording
million
being
homes Santurce,
than
Rivera
eventually
case additional be required. their
in private
peoples,
almost impossib!@: adequate housing.
in
iy
Munoz
three
their apartments for about $6,000,
of
his veto.
Felisa$
preliminary; stage have *
completed.
Cerra to be
works
to sustain
to Mayor
Rincon de Gautier, plans for this first
«| aeeording to a La Fortaleza ant F+|nouncement. Long term payment
gen
new
Re
Corp.
road Co. According to Luis Munoz y
by
in
city
Santurce, on land onee owned = by the defunct Puerto Rico Raik +
ed in both the
ase,
the Urban
number in all the other projeciss Families will: be able to biy
margin.
Fisenhower
Housing
:| housed
veto.
more
4
‘| high. About 500 families will be
the
margin
a
The first project will be built § Cerra St., near Stop 15 ims
oth the House ide
House
in
by
through
and
| series.
President's
two-thirds
of
families, will
administered
government
objections
It
construction
The condominiums, which will u be the first built in Puerto Rice {
has been fixed at $4.60 $100 paid to farm work-
unanimously|
whether
despite
-
premium per each
ers
leaders in congress | however, an attempt agreed
today
|
government to borrow $10 million through the sale of bonds te
the
Juan
series of condominium housing projects in Santurce, Hato Rey, and Rio Piedras.
override the President's veto | the 7': per cent measure. |
to
San
te
Municipal
finance
President
with
the
signed
yesterday
solve the current problems in the agricultural industry. This is the fourth year that the
Fisenhower yesSeuien "vetoed a bill to r< the pay of 1'2 million federal employes by 7'2 per cent He calle e measure ‘‘indefensible by any light.” | However, Eisenhower left the door open for a smaller rise—| what he termed ‘‘a modest increase reasonably commensurate
to of
permit
insurance
help
Luis Mufioz Marin
authorization
an
premiums, ‘according to La taleza, is designed to provide
(AP)—
yesterday by Air from Nassau
Puerto
announced coffee
the
The
Gov.
said.
Airlift Strengthens lamakca Forces Two platoons of the Royal Hamp-
still
spokesman
City Housing
raised to the world authority
the! ers
shire
was
import tax was also take up the drop in market price, the
hardship
industry,
pite the former 36 cents per pound grown coffee, a stabilization ministration official said.
On Pay Rise Vetoed By Ike
year’s harvest, the announcement continued, is also expected to full-
tax,
public
WASH
for
law allows only reasted coffee to be imported. He pointed out the U. S. Congress authorized Puerto Rico to impose an import tax on U. S. coffee to protect the hardpressed coffee industry in Puerto Rico. The roasted coffee import tax hike is designed to reduce sharply or stop completely the importation of roasted coffee which, des-
a second action yesterday, to meet an “‘island agricultural crisis’ Munoz authorized the freezing of insurance premiums paid by farmers to the Commonwealth Insurance Fund. La Forabout
fiscal
number
Enrique Ortiz said yesterday the tax increase applies to all coffee
In
taleza
increased
Under-Secretary
pound.
The price of Puerto Rican coffee, a La Fortaleza spokesman said, will not be affected. But a spokesman for the Commonwealth Economic Stabilization Administration said the price of imstant coffee and tinned ground coffee
from
been
the
should
ae
a
on
ee RS:
cents
based
accidents,
$300.00
a FREE curr of imported European glass ware vit
every decoration by |. __ RICARDO PARRA
| ee
50
are
farm
ee
to
of
a
which
By A. W. MALDONADO Gov. Luis Munoz Marin yesterday authorized an increase in the import tax on roasted coffee from
36
Financing For
Insurance Premiuns Frozen
Farmers’
.
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 1, 1960 July 4th Celebration
Paraders To Wear Revolutionary War Uniforms A
platoon
of
20
men
Also
wearing
taking
part
wil be the
flag.
Two
others
will
be
dres-
a
feature
new ROTC Women’s ‘Auxiliary sed as drum and fife players. The parade will follow cereof the University of Puerto Ri: monies scheduled to _ start at co . The militia uniforms were|9:30 am. at a grandstand built
attraction in Monday’s of July parade.
Fourth
flown
the Old Militia uniforms of the Pennsylvania Battalion -that fought in the U.S. war for independence
will
Another
air
be
feature
“parade”
of
Air
will
be
planes
zona,
co
Kentucky,
taking
and
rented
an NaAri-
P.
Ri-
as
Puerto
last
R. a
an _
house. One
by,'the
Guard
local|
man
Atlanta,
Ga.jer
will
bearer,
a replica
of the
Stop
were] Ave.,
Guard
flag
at
gnd
Membefs
National
them.
part.
night
from
costume
informa-
tion with jets of the Air tional Guards of Alabama,
in
National
and
at
the
of the|lawyer
will
be
22-%,
wear|qui. carry
original
13-star
ee =
de
Victor The
Gutiérrez
will
be
Negron
Fernandez,
of
P.
the
R.
of
Oliveras
will
speakwill
Declaration
Secretary
Leon
Principal
ceremonies
pendence
dressed
will
Ponce
Santurce.
be
Luis Court. of
ce-
the
parade
corner
Ponce
de
will
of
San
Leon
group vador
José
line
will
ROTG
St.
and
other
Stop
25,
Col.
of
by
be
army
Army
next,
Women’s units,
José
command
Lt.
the
come
vision,
Santurce.
the
headed Torros.
Units
from
start
Ave.,
in
under
will
remonies.
The
Next
follow.
Col. James D.C. Breckenridge, chief of staff of the Antilles Command, and a National Guard
Candido
master
will
troops
Justice
Supreme
Education
lion
Inde-
by
chief
and his assistant, Maj. Roberto Vargas, both of the P. R. National Guard. The old militia batta-
Fran-
of
read
be
Leading it will be a police motorcycle escort and parade marshal Col. Alberto A. Nido
Col.
Cmdr.
Pedro
M.
Haidar;
will include the Civil Air Patrol, Navy cadets, Squadron 400 of the Air Explorérs, Boy and Girl Scouts and little league baseball
groups.
Forming der
of
Sal-
Reserve
the
Raul
Gandara
partment
ized
the
last
command units
equipment
group
of
Fire
will
be
fire
including
and:
unChief
de-
anotor-
“bomberi-
tos” department mascots. The Army Band will play at the grandstand, while Army
Band rade,
81 as
will march in well as Band
including
the
the
and
Air National Guard Band and the Ponce Municipal Band. The parade will break up at Cerra
all
headed
by
Lt.
The
next
di-
by
American
St.,
National
Stop
Guard,
the pa248 of
Auxiliary
Muratti. headed
Legion
the
US.
15.
FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE NOT
SITTING
Princess Grace and Pringe
TOGETHER—
THREE
Rainier of Monaco took separate planes home fram Philadelphia. They declined to discuss reports on domestic dif-
PHONES:
‘
6-1098 6-2139
ficulties.
Princess Grace And Rainier Take Separate Planes Home NEW
YORK
(AP)—Prince
Rai-
nier and Princess Grace of Monaco
flew
to
planes
Europe
Wednesday
both
refused
ports
that
domestic
they
on
to comment have
separate
night, been
and
on
re-
having
difficulties.
The prince was asked to comment on a newsnaper columnist’s report that the princess was angry at him because he allegedly forced her to return home while
her father,
the late Jo&n
B. Kelly
GLIDDEN
|*
of Philadelphia, was s¢riously ill. The prince replied ta the newsmen’s
question:
the columns. The
prince
“Well,
you
read
.
I don’t.” . and
princess,
for-
mer actress Grace Kelly, had been in Philadelphia for her father’s funeral.
her of
The
princess
lad
father’s
bedside
during
his
Monaco
final
when
illness,
been
lyut
he diedi
was
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 1, 1960
Island Fails To Meet Sugar Stocks Close On Mixed Note Quota -- 300,000 Tons Short estimated
deficit, Juan Assn.
said
The 490
year
this average
June
26,
fdr
was
was
sugar
added
only
per
yield
up
for
Be
all
cent,
sugar
pointed
out,
and
by
in
1958,
one
of
the
the
Up
of
latter
June short
been short
and
the
26, tons
10.17
years. he
of
by
Co. cash,
No.
St.,
B.
second
prize,
price, Zone
was
awarded
DOW
other prizes.
JONES (Chasers
Rae >
tas
UTILS
93.38
in’ operation:
Ri-
Guaynabo.
Riese;
five|15
Caand
cash, Julio
M-135,
grinding
remaining
$250
third
cane
only
Ram-
vera,
$100
Mu-
Ext.
four sugar mills have ended their|3} with
first
Carmelo Crespo, 60 Maduro St., Santurce;
ground, yielding 985,tons of sugar. Twenty season,
Amer-
Illeana
3
Ponce;
the
were:
cash, rrion
Each
added.
sugar
$500
447
bla,
considered
crop
sponsored
nera,
Merce-|* S?Ks
Mendez
Plazivel
211.15
xf
;
;
Fhese
grinding
will probably
within
weeks
|crop,
but
| most
important
the
next
=
mentioned the
February
two|conditions
and
as
possibly
heavy
rains
poor weather
during
the
growing
Mendez said there were| factors
causing
the
The
low
its
range
downward
last
quota
time was
the
im
island
1956.
met
Cyan
Am
Smelt
57% 51%
+Y% +%
Pure RCA
Am
Std
13%
+%
Rayonier
Am
Tel Tel
89%
+M%
56% 432
++M% — Ye
«
+%
Armour
32
Atl
«4 635
+h 1
406 209
The
Pence Ville
Nemours
—
14
Ms
Un Carbide
Cola
44%
mM
Unit
388
+%
D
33% 46%
—% Unch
Unit Fruit US Rub
23 54%
if. -~%;
+
US
80%
—%
Pet
43%
Market
Roy Dutch St Reg Pap
37 37%
—-% —%
Total
—Yy +14
Sears
Roeb
54%
|.
Shell
Oil
34%
4
Unch
Sinclair Secony Mobil Southn Co Sperry Rd
3842 37% 4816 24%
Ney Ig +1 Unch
Pac
3% 3% 19% 365% 24%
+My
Std
Brand
472
+h
Chase Manhattan Com. Oil Ref. Co. Fajardo East. Sugar
Tr
235
+ 56
St
Cal
41%
—M%
—%
Unch
St Oil Ind St Oil (NJ)
37% 4012
—M%, —%
Fajardo
2414 34 44%
—We
St
Ob
45%
41% 61% 65% 47% 44% 17% 2BY% 89% 209 * 2M 135% 30% 3s 41%
+%
Stud
Pack
8%
Elec
92%
Ms
guard
Gen Motors Gen Tel General Tire Goodrich
44 30% 5712
my
And
_
63
_
have been more successful in cushioning the fall in the purchasing pewer of their money.
Goodyear
BK
=]
386
—%
is
Unch
isn’t sighted before fall. But it’s some consolation,
Cdn Cater
45%
Celanese
Cer
de
Pas
Cities
Sv
Coca Cola Con Edis
Oil
Che
Co
—% Unch —
ly
—ly _
Oil
iy
+% +1
+% +M% — %&% —% NM
By
_ AP
living
le
19
Ig
has
+M%
a
of
rear States.
other
living
record
Nat
Lead
NY
Cent Oil
Olim Otis
Mathi Elev
to
nations
index
here
and
relief
high
know
nations than
are
nary
upward
that
have
we
right
ones
or in Part
In
VM
in
now
facing
least
had
less
fighting
some
Elevator, mercial.
Tourist
+1% +14
the
last
pounded
strong
touront,
5873 314 =. 254
59% 3
pf.
10
years
rate
of
2
i &
futures
15
a
1959,
May.
December
(In and
32
toe 8
higher.
Sa-
contracts. i
Low
Close
Jy
36.50
36.00
36.34N
Sep
5.60
5.5
35.60
= =
34.05 33.55
34.26 33.61N
Mar _~
“M”
les
futures closed
24
221 to 36 hgher Sa-
contracts High
Jy
44.95
44.70
Lew
Close
Sep
4.80
864459
44.00N
Dee
4.05
43.6
Mar
4
42.34
mL
A-Asked;
44.94N 43.00N 42.61N
42.20
N- Heniaal.
beautifully
restored
Fortaleza
3 story
152
building.
(Opposite
shops,
Boutique,
Art
42.37N
etc.
INFORMATION:
TEL, 2-1444
gone
on
average
at 125.5 in
and
at
1263
1949
this
it was
December
1954
it
1143.) rate
Germany,
where
of
the
fall
in
power
jas
the
mark’s
been
no-
are being is
fought today.
trying
stricter
mo-
netary and credit controls to ward off new assaults on the. pound
sterling’s
other ‘nations their
money
The
fared
stability.
with
a
And
boom
on
contrasted to the here) also find
in
danger
nine
nations
better
than
again. that
the
have
United
States in the annual rate of depreciation and the percentage of fall are: Portugal 0.5; Switzerland 1.1; West Germany, 1.2; Ecuador 1.5; Venezuela 1.6; Belgium and Pakistan 1.8, and In
dia
1.9. Among
our
allies
with
less
luck
are Canada 2.4; Italy 2.7; Japan 2.8; Netherlands 36; United Kingdom
But
in
4.1,
and
Japan,
France
Italy,
6.0.
France
and England the decline was sharpest in the early years of *
the last decade. Full
Padin’s).
floor .comPossibilities
Shop,
in
States
has
1947-49
their hands (as industrial lull
(AP)-—Coffee spot Santos closed at 37.00N. Cost
closed
York, through
United
100, the index stood
England
and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons 3S at 36.50-36.75A and 5S 35.50-35.75A. “B”
New
tably less than that of the dollar here, new inflationary press
3%
les
the
purchasing
our
NEW No. 4
2%
a year,
1949
the
But West
cent
of
index
With
annual
—%
YORK ex-dock
then living
101.0
market
per
ng
cent
period
December
was
inflatio-
the
with
Bank
the
of
rising.
the
while
City
Since
COFFEE. FUTURES
+ 3%
closs
Sugar
compares
for
cost
year.
216
High
Ask
1959.
important
pressure
Air Conditioning, Incinerator. Street 2 and 3 floors office or commercial.
center.
are
place value of the U. S. dollar has been falling at the com-
+%
possibilities.
Ime.)
Bid 23
Telephone
tional
if
at
FOR LEASE IN OLD SAN JUAN In-Whole
Smith,
Supermarkets
R.
money managers tell us that ours ‘sures is relatively mild.
+%
22% 38% 19% 32% 42% 52%
N Am Av Nwst Airl
one,
— 1%
53%
Ohio
wry
ithe
Dis
Nat Gyps
East.
|
Merrill
but with Bolivia’s whopping annual depreciation of 383 per cent. These figures, as compiled by the economists of the First Nae
The batcost of
largely a
nine
cost
And
—1%
43% 42% 172% HA% 62%
&
Aguirre
This
in the United
at least
at
Me
Nat Dairy Nat
—%
78%
Fenner
loss of only 0.5 per
depreciation of their currency. Relatively Mild
Ch
Central
Office
14%
success
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Pierce,
Juan
a
—1%
36%
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P.
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of
Pueblo
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NEW YORK (AP) — -tle against the rising
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ly
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Refin
shares,
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Steel
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Armeo
closed
Wednesday.
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PAINTS
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of commercial
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2,940,000
with
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dealers all over the Islend. lasts ..
totalled
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de Leon, Puerta de Tierra; Street, Ponce, end suthorized
Volume
compared
of
Raytheon Repub Stl
Monsan
Co.,
the four it had a
64%
RR
Pepsi
industrials
Westg
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&
30
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Jones’
17%
Kennecott Libby Owens
See exciting new paint decorating ideas ... see hundreds of becutiful modern colors
Pa
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average of
at $640.62, up $2.23.
War Lam
Kaiser
countless washing.
Dow
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off “50 at $222.10. ,
Unch Unch
Int Paper Int Tel &
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had
“Quotations
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—% +%
cents
traded
Airlines
Pet
two
this indicator
Associated
60 stocks was
June.
Am
Ce
Amerada
cee —%
mere
The
stock
net gain of $1.09 for the month
Am
Ltd
Aluminum
Dow
PONT
a
close.)
500
a loss of 76 cents for days so far this week,
Pfizer Phelps
Alumin
Crn Zell Curt Wr Doug Air
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55% 29% W% 83% 30% 20%
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worth the work...
with
lost
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period.
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‘
finish| since
in a narrow
Beth Steel Ue = Boeing Air Up 62 Borg War Up_ 61] + Burln Ind Burroughs
tty Monae Phrls Rol percentage yield of this years nserrate
and active at the opening. It moved
Winners
Tobacco
prize,
This,
one
1959
worst
to
9,770,102
had 352
in
the
Announced
contest
ican
Jowest percentage yields in recent 10.5
-of
Winners in last week’s drawing in the “Barrels of Money”
season 10 per
mills.
is
to
‘years
It was
because
will
executive vice president
Are
Mendez,
the end of the grinding will probably be around cent
industry
Contest
the
1;307,-
Gareia
10.08
loss,
Méndez,
tons.
The
the
Producers *
quota
year
and
million
yesterday.
federal
island
$35
B. Garcia
of the P. R. Sugar
this
index
$56.92.
at the
Poor’s
ATELIER
an
quota
ket closed mixed in active trading yesterday. The market was slightly higher
irregular
and
OLE
suffer
of their
will fall about 300,000
prices
|. Standard
Ne
short
producers
stock mar-
ORL
tons
Rico’s sugar
most
MCKEE
(#—The
Le
Puerto
JOHN
YORK
orf
By
NEW
Res-
And
the’ French
figures don’t reflect all of President De Gaulle’s reforms.
The United ter
in
the
iu those
States also did bet-
years
before,
since
as did
1954
than
Ecuador,
Canada, the Netherlands, Austria, Australia, and Paraguay, the
last among the nations. ,..; , t¢€
ered
five
worst
hit
_
a
enna
a
1 eetbaetteonioee natina nae ath mane a ee
ee
WHE SAN JUAN STAR-— Friday, July 1, 1960
10WomenSeate ACCRA, Ghana women nominated sition
were
by
the
elected
Government
to
arbitrarily
atloted
opposition
United
Pzrty
CRISTALLINA
GATEWAY CITY
22 RN
BERNICE M TROPIC STAR CAROLINA
FLYING ENTER
PRICE
IL
AZALEA~CITY
more to
seats
The
abstained
FROM
i
2 ROAMER
year’s tobacco crop was at almost $ one million
than
last
information
year’s
according
given
at
by
Commonwealth
public
This
on the ground that such an election
272,000
was
pared
~
|
Mobile.
;
‘| German
.
undemocratic.
N.
ARRIVAL 8.3. JUNE
Orleans
°
ports
DEPARTURE S.J JULY
23
July
year’s
23
“| St.
Croix
‘
ee
an
Paci
with
256.000
as
com-
last
year,
Mayaguez,
ports
Hamburg
‘
for
for
compared
last year’s.
Newark
Sea Land of PR
St. Thomas
Tropic Lines
1
1
Jacksonville
July 3
5
N. Y., Norfolk,
S.
Newark
26,000,
as
compared
for last year.
determining
the
tebacco
product-
ion for the 1960-61. crop.
Recommendations
Freight
at the
hearings
quota
Trailer
J.
24,000
Comerio and a third in Utuado. ‘ The nee of the hearings was to obtain information to aid in
280,000
Isbrandtsen,
Phil
was
with
:
1
_—,
crop
Three public hearings were held, one in Caguas, another. in
Ameriran,
1
4
$30.76
$3222
the hearings, jaccording to a report by Secretary of Agriculture
Alcoa
3 3
3
with
was
tobacce,
Luis Rivera Santos, that the num-
Ponce
S. Americano
year’s
ber of acres planted for this year’s
Mobile, N. Orleans ;
1
for
this
It was also brougkt out during
OPERATOR AND/ OR AGENTS
Balt.,
:| Newark
hundredweight
to
30
‘, Jacksonville
< Mediterranean,
theit was stated, while the price per
of A-
amounted
Waterman
Newark e
crop
hundredweights,
TO
3
t
Department
gricultire and Commerce.
SHIPPING SCHEDULES
SHIP ALCOA
the
or
This valued
As-
ta: women.
7
(1960 Tobacco Crop Tops Last Year's By About $1 Million hearings held recently
Party
the ,National
week
this
sembly
-(AP)— Ten without oppo-
oe
of
for
between
were
made
a tobacco si
crop
250,000
hundredweights.
and
It was
ak
so recommended that the govern-
Mercantile
ment’s
program
of
aid
for
truction of tobacco sheds,
Sea Land of P. R.
last year, be continued.
cons-
started
,
JOINS CARIBAIR BOARD . Selwyn Fleming, S. Croix businessman,
has
board
been
of
appeinted
directors
according
to
of
Dionisio
to
the
Caribair, Trigo,
pre-
sident.
Ponce YMCA Camp
Set For El Yunque During Next Week ‘PONCE
—
The
Boys ‘Camp 3-10
at
the
Puerto
Ponce
will
be
YMCA
Rico
YMCA
held
July
Camp
near
El
of
Yunque.
Boys eight to 18 years old are welcome to register, regardléss
of
whether
members
they
or
are
YMCA
not.
Activities at camp
-will include
softball, basketball, swimming, hiking, campfire, nature sty and handicrafts, etc. Camp will
be directed General
by Olin Trabue,
Secretary,
“Y”
assisted
by
Victor (Vitin) nio Albite Jr.
Matos and AntoOther :college-age
counselors
assist
will
as
leaders.
A graduate nurse will also be. ort staff.
Kees
for
the
one
week
riod
are
$25
for
and
$28
for
non-members.
includes
room
“Y’”
pe-
members,
and
eoquepllntesang
the
This
board
and
insurance.
Regular
Gas Bs
Down Half A Cent The
maximum
Zasoline
been
cents’
, nomic est
a
a
Rico
has
half-cent
gallon,
Stabilization
gasoline
the
lower
costs
in
result
refining,
BELGRADE months,
reports,’a Croatian
group
village
of
. three
in the
Micetinci
fed
dog trapped™~at the bottom*ef 120-foot well. Then the dog,
described as a beautiful German shepherd, was rescued with a sling they devised.
The
little
Marino state
claims in
ginnings
day on is less than
of
San
to be the oldest
Europe,
to :
A
republic dating
the Fourth ees
beaches Rico
its - be-
with
safest,
thousands
and
mountain
safely
surest
of
because
tire
cars
resorts
they
ever
run
of on
manufactur-
te
Low
Profile U.S.
exclusive
tire
MASTER tigue failure, as well as safety from sudden flats and blow outs. The traction which
U.S.
is
built
Reyal
has
this
of
Royal
U.S.
Master!
Rubber.
feature.
No
—
other
Powerful
modern
est,
cars
need
durable
the
strong-
tires.
The
Low
Profile
The
special
most
into
Master
footedness
on
US.
Royal ride
more
file
U.S.
Royal
needs.
these
feature
offers
U. S. Rubber
safety
now
against
fa-
has passenger
Roldan Servicenter Aguadilla Cabrera
Hnos.
Arecibo
Garage
Sepilveda
Cabo
Rojo
GS
Your
style
of
will
exceed
plus
Master
achievement
Low
and
tread
of
every
extra
sure
quicker
stop-
ping power. In addition to these all-im' pdrtant factors of safety, the Low Profile
my.
Profile
the
guarantees
turns,
U.S. Royal Master was designed to meet
is an engineering econo-
mileage
and
car will look better, and you safely,
with
the
Low
Pro-
Master.
tires to fit all foreign
model
cars.
DEALERS
Garage Juane Caguas
Garage
Eobles
Fajardo
Jesé
José Ortiz Navarre Guayama
Century#
the planet Jupiter 10 hours long.
get
ee
An
Politka
of boys
to the Puerto
The
For
mewspaper
weekend
ed
said.
—(AP)—
the
Every
the
the
Boys Save Dog
aiwival
U. S. ROYAL
te Eco-
is a
safe
Low Profile
Administra-
and
administration
a a
“Another
of regular
has announced. he lower price is the lowreeorded this year for
regular
of
price
Puerte
lowered
26:1
tion
in
u.s
Nicolas Agosto Humacao
Tire
Bafols
Roger
U. Inc.
Isabela
Kemolding Mayaguez
Co.
8.
Rubber Int. Ponce Garage
San
Corp.
Guyia
German
Américe B. Badillo San
Juan
- Rubber
Garage
San
Romin
Sebastidn
THE
SAN
Freedom Isn't Free pound The
when in but
time
the
army.
in
excellent
for
“a little banana approaching } but yeu added, his time oil is an effective lubricant for the ‘machinery of human He's terribly thin, oiling
is
he'll have
him
I’m 18 and |to get the grades they earned. You said personality alone won't 6-foot, 130work if you.can’t deliver the goods
idiot.
to serve
health.
ten years
I’ve
known
he’s
never
and
relations.”’
What
do
you
suggest
when
been sick. Hank is a_ basketball there’s a clash of personalities and you just can't stand the professor? star and a hockey player. Last night he told me he plans | My papers added up to a 97 averto go on a strict diet so when he| age but he gave me a C f& the has to take his physical he'll be | course. Is this fair?— U. OF L. DEAR U.: Of course not. But too weak to walk. He has arranged to have friends wheel him in a who said life was always fair? If you can’t stand the professor the char I’ve told him | think this is cow- | feeling is probably mutual. You’re to encounter additional ardly, and he could make himself | bound conflicts throughout ill with this nonsense. He says | personality
the army and
is a brytal waste of time |
there
are
whe WANT to go insiead of to work,
ment
should
Please
jet
into so the
the
say
colur
P.
L.
T.:
but
Hank
he’s
Every
young
man
ceptable
should
serve
time
without
enough
to give
need
to
not
is
keep
or suffer
Clubs
elected
that has | guys the
read
meeting
who
complained
personalities
were
new
1960-61
held
at
at the Navarro
Maria
Teresa
be- | dent;
lucky
Mejia,
Miss
secand
Aida
correspondence Maria -Antonia secretary; and
cla de Quevedo,
Rios
vice
Friday, July 1, 1960
Mense,
presi-
Duchesne,
secretary; Miss Vélez, recording Mrs. Trudy Gar-
treasurer.
STAR
many
ernment
the the
Sanjuaneros
San
Juan
sponsored
of
civic
are
affair
minded
In Juan
the has
citizens,
past, carnival meant a series
in of
San gala
parties, confined behind the closed doors of San Juan’s more exclusive clubs and hotels. The populace
has
pletely
been
shut
glimpses
or
of the various
previous
“queens”
in
ped
in
and
city
the
San the
prived
of
past.
acts
of
with
the
retra-
have
Civic
flopleaders
thought
who
had
carnival
that
been
so
long,
it
and
that
would
rise
vandalism
as
spirit
carnival
an
Carrion,
Billy
Banker
de-
for of
afraid
be
would
to
carnival
Juan
fathers
people,
Flop
A
attempts
popular
the
vive
a of
way
their entourages. Previous Attempts
All
com-
thrown
the
in
crumbs
few
almost
out.
however, who served as a private the
know
love
countrymen and
and
Army
U.S.
and
his
in in
got
Puerto U.S.,
to
Rican
isolated the
camps thought
differently. “I know my people,” he says, “I know what brings them out, and I also know that they have
an
increasing
civic
.
under
or
decades.
in
nival
here
Editor
the
a
pride
and
was
political
It
that
a city gov-
manoeuvre
was
not.
by
It
a growing respect for property and attempts them pleasure.
Sanjuaneros
said
was
personal to give
it
couldn't
be done, and as a result cooperation or financial
little help
was forthcoming from business organizations and __ institutions and even the year, Carrion
be
a
city itself. Next believes, it will
different
matter.
It
Billy
Thomas,
St.
Croix
and
the entire 10 itsel. It would have been far easier to try te raise money among the working people, Carrion says, than it was from San Juan industrialists. The banks, the
has
in
New
Orleans. Problems were many this year. The working committee was too small. It was almust
impossible
to
carnival
cost
raise
funds.
two
bal-
loons
of
(Magic
Octopus,
the
Jack
and
which
have
Banco
Popular,
and_
been
Rio
assumed
by
have
each-
it
planned
balloon
raged
approximately
bank
to
defray has
come
In
in
Despite
$350
expenses of men, brought
in-
replanted
two
business
firm
Pueblo
assumed
the
and
help
more
than
anu
expected
cover their
seeds
co-ordinator;
terre, every
expense
who job
(See
the share
of
the
ear.
Jerry
San-
busied himself with imaginable, includ-
Carnival
Attempts
page
9)
First Anniversary
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to 50%
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about
nival spirit in the heart of the ordinary Sanjuanero. There was Richard Santaella, Billy’s sincere and conscientious vice-president
here
€ ¢
carnive'
collected
are
to
the
Sd
Es-
of handicaps, Billy and his small hardworking committee did the almost impossible. They
firm. ave-
°
econtri-
all,
the
been
sums
PN
from island Charlie Del
personal
$4,900
to
Supermarkets, came through with a definite “yes” but when others failed to come forward,
the
his $100.
b
co-
Antonio
$300 and
of
to
the States to service them). one
sent
additional
sponsored
different business costs per balloon
Only
the’
deficit.
was
by a Rental
cluding the maintenance
and
however,
areas;
bution expenses
individual
failed to offer their spon-
sorship. Originally,
Piedras
Valle
Dairy
Sheriff),
when.
tourism
cudero another beverage firms
Lion,
Jill,
of
Association,
operated. Each sent a contribution of $1,000, while the West Indies Advertising Agency gave a generous $500; Marcelino Arocho collected $550 from the
Serpent,
White,
Mermaid
firms
giant
Carpet,
Snow
Dragon,
Cow,
Hotel
approximately
the and
parades
department
The
$8,000 to put on, excluding expenses for the fireworks
Carrion
of
been proved that San Juan is ready for and wants its own popular carnival, just as in St.
from
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS ALONG WITH FREE DECORATING
s
.
impression
Bautista Carnival
headed by Billy Carrién, who arranged for and produced San Juan’s first popular car-
in
KNORR
Women’s
Commonwealth Government. work of a small group+—
excuse.
Miss Carmen Lydia Fe| lices,’ first vice president: Miss
adv ice | Amada
Too
last week’s
dition
The new slate elected is as fol-
who | lows: Miss ones | president;
most.
your
con-
its
for
—
By BETTY
and
directors
| its monthly
The are
them
the
Board OF Directors
ac-! Women’s of
is
cause the teachers favored pretty Girls and handsome boys, while the serious students with less than
shining
trick
The Miramar Club of the Federation of Business and Professional
and
required | board
experience
ANN:.I
a student
who his
a country
the
The
free. A few months residence of Mrs. Antonia man’s life is little | de Queipo, in Santurce.
given him so much. squawk the loudest DEAR
is
selfish
complaint.
Freedom isn't of a young
who
your
nowhere.— }
DEAR
life.
Miramar Club Elects
alone
in
getting
enly toolish, upmanly.
out
govern
others
thing
I'm
PL
your
lunatics | at a minimum— sequences. the army
enough
STAR
Credit For Rebirth Of Carnival Goes Io CarrionAnd Committee -
\nn Landers Says
DEAR ANN: in love with a
JUAN
aetittt efi
i
i
Yeo
Carnival Attempts Failed In Past From
supervising 10 finalists
of the queen; efficient
Page
8)
carnival
the selection of and the picking
Cuchi Rincon, the
niece
of
San
Juan’s
Mayor, who as executive secretary. handled public relations and
did
to
hundreds
help
out;
of menial
Dr.
Ed
jobs.
Kerstein
and Angel Fonfrias of the music committee, who arranged for
the
steel
during
and
the
and Thomas and
is
BALLET SOLOISTS —These six ballerinas will dance in Lotti Tischer’s next production, “Sleeping Beauty,” ‘a benefit ballet. They are, front row left to right down, Ma-
r:tza
Nieto,
Carmen
Carmen
Vargas,
Biascoechea
Elizabeth
and
Seiffert
Lotti
and
Cordero,
and
Tatts Cordero,
Franklin
Yezer,
a member
sign
the sets for the ‘production.
te
produced
who
arrived
here
early last week, will take the mate let
role
in the
Lotti Tischer
production
in
the
bal-
University
of Puerto Rico’s auditorium July 8
through The
10.
ballet,
“La
Belle
Dame
Au
Bois’ Dormant” (Sleeping Beauty), will be given for the benefit of the
institution
tirded
for
Mentally
Children.
The
Re-
ballet will
be presented for the Institution at a dress rehearsal July 6.
Yezer and the well-known Puerto
Rican
ballerina,
Yolanda
Mu-
hoz, will be starged with the Lotti Tischer ballet group. According
from
the
designs
used
by the Royal Sadlers Wells Ballet of London. The
ballet
was
first
presented
in January of 1890 inithe Grand
Berrios
party
was
spirit
King
of
carnival
Berdecia,
a
her
a
own
float
vintage
car.
who
deserve
the
kudos
are
Chamber took over
of Comthe float for mu-
Sicians
and
the
services of Jerry Santerre; coa Steamship Lines for
Althe
loan
and
of one
Dick
a
Lt.
who
as
special
the
U.
Col.
even
helped
gather , topped
The
U. S. Army
twe
queen
Ft.
Brooke
also produced
contestants,
and
one
one
from
from
Ft.
Buchanan and loaned the U. S. Army Band, under
8ist the
direction of CWO Lee I. Douglas. Special
Thanks
goes
Praise
also
Gaspar
Pumarejo, for his help in moting and publicizing the
nival
through
his
U. S. and ing
of
TV
got Carrion
island
surry coaches, which the bought
procar-
media; of Puerwho puin the
the back-
tourism
officials
to
ranged
have
PUERTO
the
from
who three
RICAN
the
also
ar-
fringe
of
the
the
hotels
themselves,
many of which sent their queens to the carnival. The
tel
Condade
Beach
Luisita
—
ow Ho-
Cancer
Nevarez
Be-
tancgurt,wasn’t too proud to parade<$n
the
Mufoz
Rivera
Park
arena in her priceless silver metalic coronation gown with members
of
her
court.
“But, Billy Carrion says, his “real helper was God. Everyone laughed and said ‘it would rain,’ I had already fixed that up with the Almighty and knew of rain
and
of
carnival;
parade
and
collected
ks
city
final
it wouldn’t.
donations
the
Trujiflo, for the
and the hotel association; to Arturo Gallardo of the Banco Credito y Ahorro Poncefo, who various
for
Ponce from Ciadad brought to San Juan
League’s
to
to Morton Sontheimer, te Rico News Service, blicized the carnival
bank
there
he
was
drops
now
be
a
and
back
festivities
then,
slight
to remind
holding
eutdoor
TALENT—
Every
would
show
me
that
until
the
were
over.”
= raraci AcuDo
fees
S.
Taylor
Carrion
interest
says,
in
the
Todays Calendar |
‘at a cock-
Miss
Maria
8:80
p.m.
Eugenia in
the
Club
and coQueen,
Font
at
Caribe
20, at the Punta Las Marias home
of the Hetel Caribe Hilton. This
of Dr. and Mrs. José'L. Rebert, patrons of Mr. Yezer’s) latest bal-
affair
officially
Week.
Tickets
let.
and
firewood for beach bonfires San Juan Bautista Eve.”
executives,
and
genial
Hayes,
“took
of their
Santaella,
Army’s C.
paraders
honored
June
ci-
help even
for
#schaikovsi
evening,
Julie
private
of
Monday
to Mf. special
Momo;
TODAY—Formal ball ronation of the Press
considered as one ky’s best works.
done.
department; Caribe Motors Toaning trucks to transport
music, it has, not been as popular as others of Pctipa’s works. It is Yezer
from
tizen, who pitched in to premote queens and who
Maryinsky Theater in.St. Petersburg. Because of ifs difficult
tail
the
as
Others
of the Ballet Russe of MonCarlo,
dova,
gaiety
the Junior merce, who
The costumes will be ¢arefully re-
whose
assistants to Carrion in the carnival project; Luis Lucio Cor-
parade,
Mentally Retarded Children
far
praise goes Fran Ritchie,
produced
Tischer Ballet Will Benefit
accountant,‘
still
Special and Mrs.
bands
festivities,
Clark, the treasurer
carnival
work
popular
four-day
the on
opens
are
$10 per
Press
per-
son.
to Mrs. Tischer, the lead role of Princess Aurora requires the skill-
ful use of all phases of the baller-na’s 2n
art,
ranging
elegant
dibly warm Mr.
the
at times
aloofness
to
an
from incre-
and vibrant dance.
Yezer
has
danced
well-known
ballet
most
roles,
of
re-
cently taking part in “Gaite Paris‘enne” (Parisian Gaiety) in New York. He studied at the School
of American and is studies
Madame In
Ballet in New
York
presently continuing under the direction
his of
Swobada
addition
to
Mr.
Yezer
and
RAFAEL AGUDO—Versatile Puerto Rican actor. pioneer in pur radio, theater and television.
Miss Munoz, other solists are Maritza
Nieto,
Carmen
Vargas,
Tu-
tty Cordero, Carmen Biascoeehea, Elizabeth Seiffert, Lotty and Rosalind Benus.
With
music
by
“IT’S NOT WHAT You SAY, BUT HOW YOU SAY IT,”
Cordero
Tschaikovsky,
the ballet will be presented with Marius Petipa’s original choreog-avhy. Guillermo Sureda will de-
says Don Rafael.
And it's not enough just to say that some-
thing-is “good”. When it comes to rum, the public knows what's good and what
is not. The Puerto Rican consumer, in par-
ticular, has learned to judge rum on how smooth
it is,
its
aroma,
clean
taste...
even when served “on-the-rocks”. That ts why Ron SUPERPOR favorite rum. OTs
sEAS]CE il tM etts
delizntiutiy
cool
ee iee La
Serr
rv¢ Onc
Ps
Binder
85 PROOF erern eae
arr
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Neb th
is Puerto Rico’s
et
f4
fit
(Continued ing the
STAR
Friday , July 1, 1960
—
in San Juan
Here Comes
The
- Things Are Changing And We Get Older
Parade By Al
Dinhofer
KS
By
PARIS: Well, found Charmaine.
Charlie, I did I walked right
found that number on
a
brass
and
plate
the French
Ralph
on
don’t move
you asked me to do. Rue Saint Honore unti!
IL I
1
just what down the
| hunted around
the
IHR
McG
apartment
S88
upstairs
and
Sure
enough,
door.
found
a
JUAN
ywSSMS
Our Man
SAN
LRN
THE
10
the name
like
you
.
said,
much.
She’s older, Charlie. You know you told me to be sure and look her and say hello for you. That she was as cute as a little red wagon,
up
Well, Charlie, she is a little older.
You
know
what
I mean.
After
all,
it’s
been a few years since you were in Paris. Yes, the cafe is still on the corner. They still put out the little tables and chairs. Fact is, Charmaine and I sat and talked about you. You remember that day you went out to the Bois and took a basket and had a picnic? You never told me about that. I’m sorry
to
‘‘Let me see, Charlee. I theenk I remember heem.”’ So she and got a box of snapshots. They weren't all of you. How many
times
Wrought
—
sculptor
adorn
Lindsay
the
iron
Daen
El
new
figures
and
showing
Miramar
gas
Deen.
who
specializes entitled
in
Flambeaux
metal
“The
a section
of
16 feet
above
ging
cession
will
in
iron,
knights
of
says
he
chose
to
work
pro-
the
wall.
to
light
the
and
of
far
Loiza
one
back
to
actual
procession
the
know
exactly
how
dates.
Jud-
ago,
exhibit
Puerto
lived
in
of the
the
work
at
the
his
of
the
for
few
the Gulf his work
She look
CHAVEZ
VISIT
Luis
DISTRESSING
Bouret,
nessman
several sculptors
Coast
States
Munoz
daughter
Emilio
Juan
Non-intervention affairs
that
of
should
served Stutes
give to
Rico
be
Bouret.
a year-and-a-half
San
Juan
They
ago.
veal
busi-
settled
the
new
the
ugly
country
at to
rule}
of trying | Rico
Latin)
a time
and
United ill! about
here
when
we
can
so
Statehood the
3rd.
Rally
touchy
to
and
subject
attend
to
speak
on
of
status
is
should
remind
the Sen-
ator that the people of Puerto Rico have repeatedly and overwhelmingly voted for Commonwealth status and that only a minority want statehood. He should also bear in mind _ that
Latin
America
independence
the from
least the
for
amount United
selfare
and
Senator
no will
generally, Puerto
of
favors Rico
the
critics
of
item
the
to talk
in
and
intervention
States.
Senator Chavez’s speech will ehviously do no good. Governor
MARK
TWAIN
hotel.
or
de
otherwise,
Mona
be one military
like
the
Channel,
slogan of the “Quorum
Man” twenty years back, ‘Dignity against money.” He meant the
rich
years on
people’s
money.
Twenty
afterward,
seeing
himself
the
verge
of
a
possible
de-
feat, what is he doing? He is using the same money, not his money, but the rich people’s
funds
PRACTICE
Dictators,
campaign
one
our
in
reverses against
an
John
Juan,
have
with
The
mushrooms
are
snails
and
a
was
good,
and
the
Nazi
years,
said:
“I
like
criticism, but it must be-my way;” and “In all matters of opinion our adversaries are insane.” Everybody
week
‘
the
an
because and
to please
of
You've
than
it,
you
don't
changed
you.
She
some.
said
sauce?
never
Great.
you
Just -lixe
to tell
like
French
the
how
They would cut up it in the shells. The
knew
the
difference.
memories. to Al.
They
are
So
let
POTOMAC By gli’
ZO WWW IS Ike
reports
to
TAR
the
nation
KNEDEL
Washington
Bureau
and
ve
"”’’
DW
MGKGAQAAHADHHA,A. ™™=™ ™ _. 0)
+
*
delegates
*
“The Soviets observe rigid etiquette at these international conferences. Russia never closes the
Bureau. ¢
You
dates: Roast Minnesota a la Hiawatha.
his
Pacific tour. It was a wonderful trip and as soon as he finds the guy who sold him the ticket, he'll report him to the Better Business «
be,
FEVER
HER
on
it
ond
WW DDI
ghosts. Charlie,
old
up
stirring
better.
door
*&
on
the
West—until
Poland,
Lanz
month when they have to do their
still
fighting
ards,
but
dents
would
R.
Two
Democrats,
with
Gov.
Williams
+
Hawaii has added many
but
schedule.
and
**-_*
strangers. ses
next Wednes-
of Thailand
heavy
at
where you wine in‘o laugh over Charmaine.
Ike returns to Washington.
of the visit of the
Queen
otherwise
I
looking
Democrats always look forward with regret to November. It’s the
P.
we
guy.
‘Money
He
day the White House announced. Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said Eisenhower is passing up a news conference this King
remembers
conference
less
around
going
use
is no
There
will meet newsmen
twenty
the dictators practice at all times Twain
a good
seemed
to think
special
officers
been
of
last
PARTY”
the Occupation. it up and stuff
this week,
Mark
still
this
more.
And
too.
good,
a news
what
at
is passed.
of warning: No girl is a lulu when clad in a muumuu.
Emperor
any
changed
to the nation, but there’s one
for
and
written her. Your French words—all French a few
come
debonair
(AP) —Presiwill not hold
suffering
But
and
her
say,
WASHINGTON dent Eisenhower
the
pictures
and Lyndon Johnson, are feuding.
Joseph
San
And,
Ike Skips News Confab
Excellency
of
now.
forgotten
the Hispaniola, or be it a democratic one like the one the good people of Borinquen have
His
NOW”
lot
Czechoslovakia and Rumania walked out too.
year.
his old slogan: dignity.”
across
neighbor
election
this
None of that has changed, Charlie. But other things have. France has changed. And so has Paris. I guess the whole world hes changed, Charlie. And to many of us it is not for the better. Alur seeing the picture and the look on your face when you were out n the Bois, I didn’t look up Marie, as Al had asked. It made me sad,
garbage collectors, tax returns, etc. in salary raises and tax re-
Sir:
“All
a
minutes
they fooled the Gernians during horsemeat into small strips, curl
money paid in taxes, to bribe teachers, chauffeurs, policemen,
yours,
David Thompson Toa Alta, P. R.
a
distressing to those of us concerned about the public relations of the United States
Someone
his
here the
a juicy
Sincerely
!
July
by
give
States
American!
The recent. announcement that | Senator Dennis Chavez is going to | be
popular
speechmaking
ten
and
may
ee MNMMVVQQOQN
ob- | change that. What his speech may in the United | |do, however, is irritate some of Otherwise, we | our good friends here in Puerto
impression a
do
a
cooked
keep your explain it
Commonwealth
political | extremely is
you.
gay
martini
said.
you
Charlie.
from
and
Charmaine
street
meticulously
by everyone Government.
influence
aftord
in. the
Puerto
MINUTES
through
not
had
about
blithe
sauce
and
I thought
The years get on, Charlie. And Charmaine is married and has a daughter who is about as big as a minute and as pretty as a picture. She had a look at the pictures and said, ‘Did that funnylooking man call on you, Mama?’ Romance, Charlie, can take a jot of belting around in just a few years. That salad you told me about? It hasn't changed a bit. And the
in the Whitney
of
so
wrought iron procession is very much alive in Daen’s mind, where it marches around and around as he creates the traditional spectacle. In order to keep close watch over his work and its progress, the Daens are currently living across the
Marin
about
you
her
the second
in the 1956. He
The
| government
me,
always were the life of the party. She told me about the time you hired a cab and insisted on riding the horse. I told her that whe you may have been able to stay in there and punish a bottle of Three-Star in those days, you now get silly and try to sing after
LETTER Sir
she’s
asked
I think
Museum in N.Y., the Boston Institute of Contemporary Art, and the Delgado Museum, New Orleans. Daen married the farmer Miss Lou-
San
TEN
sorted
her. She even dug up an old letter you’d and English mostly terrific, being was misspelled. . THE LIFE OF THE
sculptor.
by
Orleans
one
to represent
lette
Charlie,
I told
invited
Rico.
New
was
has also exhibited
Aldea
seems
residents
in a Gulf-Caribbean exhibition Houston Museum of Fine Arts in
lend
told
her. She laughs a lot. Where were we? Oh, yes, out in the Bois. I mean, pictures of the picnic out in the Bois. My, you were funny, Charlie! There was one picture were holding your head back and Charmaine was pouring your mouth out of one of those long bottles. | had a great that. There was another one where you were hugging Who took that picture? Charmaine couldn't remember.
and _ paintings,
as a professional
years
to
and
chosen
The annual procession and fiesta at Loiza Aldea commémorates the expulsion of the Moors from Spain which began in the ninth century. The event coincides with the Feast of Santiago the Apostle, the patron saint of Spain as well as of two No
local
years
of
He
wrought
procession
books
of
several
years
of movement.”
barrios
ancient
20
Unversity
I hope the parade of figures will be most exciting at night,’ he says. “We hope to use actual flaming torches, jutting out
a feeling
past
island
iron because it has a distinct Spanish flavor.
of
Well,
Many of these years have been “without commercial success.” He first came to the
Santiago,
in
enclosing wall the _ proposed
Artist Daen, born in Sydney, has spent the
saints. dancers in devil's masks, women, children, musicians. flag bearers, horses, dogs. hogs—all in festive animation. Daen
from
Hundreds
Loiza
the
400 foot shows
It
we
you
liked
government
forged
include
the
anyhow,
what
found yours. Gee, you looked a bit funny, Charlie. You looked young yourself, and I never would have known Charmaine was the same I remember how you used !'0 girl. She’s fattened up some, Charlie. tell me about her and say she wasn’t any bigger than a minuie.
eer
coastal town take part in the procession, usually in costume and bizarre, three-horned masks made of coconut shells.
ground.
Sculptured
of Hotel.
oo CORR RRRfe
experts surmise that it has been an annual event since colonial times. This year’s fiesta and procession in Loiza Aldea will take place the week beginning July 24.
Aldea,’ the mural relief is to be 400 feet lons The marching figures will be two to tour feet high, and will range from eight
to
TERRE
at the top.
sculpture.
Fiesta
pan eR
Charterhouse
One of the largest and most ambitious Wrought iron sculpture murals in the Caribbean will adorn the exterior of San Juans new E] Miramar Charterhouse Hotel. now under construction in Miramar. The hotel is expected to open its doors by the end of this year The mural has been designed and will be executed by Australian artist Lindsay Tentatively
From
you.
eee
by
to
for
st
Rival
.
*&
Democratic
candidates
*
educational
he
wishes
spend *
Harry Truman
fewer
their
stu-
time
in
*
Symington, but Mrs. Roosevelt says he’s really for Lyndon Johnson. Mrs. R’s theme song: “I’m
Just Mild About Harry.” :
at-
He’s
stand-
is pledged to Stu
=f
s
*
high
*
note
6
$
for
have
riotous living.
glories
Rule of thumb: As for TY in summer, some’s bum if not bummer.
“4 4
sketch
liberty?
only
“ABOUT Well,
INA:
A
have
lived
A ALA
poet mural
did you
Charmaine
se
she
“Charlie”
you.
remember
didn’t
she
first
at
but
you,
tell
said. went
The nation’s
government families
*
says have
half * incomes
tend a dinner to pay off Hubert Humphrey’s eampaign debts. De-
of more than $5,400—or only several hundred dollars less than
lightful
outgo.
menu
for
hungry
candi-
”oF
oe me
we eee
IE SAN JUAN STAR — F riday,
x
Only In America
“he San Juan Star P.O.
Bex
4187,
J. J.
Jaan,
Puerte
j
More Trouble In The Suburbs
Rice
Building)
Imparcial
Ei
St.
(450 Comercio William William
San
July 1, 1960
Or, There's Always. One Man
Editor-Bublisher
Dorviitier Kennedy
Mapasing
Editer
Published every morning except Sunday at San Juan, B, R. by the
Rates
Subscription
& 2.58
*, 7.38
: red
$35.90
oo0.00
The
pound.
a
cents
50
to
cents
same
ever,
of the famous
County,
Road
The
York
bears
won’t
do.
called
Peacable
‘‘some
allusion
Peacable
one
is not
Crime
is not only
rate,
but
also
Wave
to the natural
than
one
became
a
very
perfectly
One
man
was
lets
drilled
a
union
a newspaper tail.
of
absence
complete
indicates
It
ing.
qock-
¢f heavy
face
and trighten-
disgraceful
is both
supervision,
police
the
in
law,
the
of
flaunting
This
before,
night
a Molotov 2
with
burned
was
truck
The
market.
of a meat
door
glass
plate
the
through
thrown
was
still another
and
was
maan
another
car;
the
for
respec¢
It is 4 picture Jaw and for law enforcement agents. of Puerto Rico that is new to those who have known the island since childhood, who have played in the
as
| and,
dangee
have walked the streets safely in the evenings.
adults,
activity,
it strike
Call
one
or
fear
without
children
as
streets
it is lawlessness
will,
strike
violence,
calls
that
for
or whatever
immediate
At the; present action by the government. soon will be living in an atmosphere remin-
remedial rate, we
iscent of the bootleg gangsterism of the twerities and ‘ early thirties in Chicago.
Gangsterism, daylight shootings, stabbingg, bloody clubbings and fist fights have no place in a ivilized community that has so many legitimate problems to : solve for its people.
Good
Bill
The House a bill
For
of Representatives
in Congress
wage
imum
that
substituted
bill which
to business
concern
Puerto
and
Rico:
a source in Puerto
min-
of, serious
This
Rito
sure
has its compan.on
Roosevelt. bill, which
in
the
Senate,
would
have
extended
rate.
The
mainland the
third,
first
year
minimum, and
for
would
have
mea-
to jndustry
and business here a percentage point of crease for each penny of increase in the
wage inthainland
established;
a
$1.15
$1.20 the second year, ahd $1.25 Puerto
Rico
a
15
percent
‘increase
the first year in existing minimums and 5. percent the second and third years. The bill approved by the House,
however,
sets
a flat
$1.15
mainland
minimum
and, for Puerto Rico, continues the present @pdustry committee system but permits the commit to set wages rates up to the propose@ $1.15 mainland: level. The new bill also reduces the number of ‘workers covered, apparently eliminating the large hotels and
retail establishments covered in the Roosevelt bill, is to be hoped
that
new House version.
the
Senate
will
It
concur with; the
Hie
||
i
: !
are
economiz-
little
seven-year-old
suburban
to
had
I
told
her
she
have
received
said
no,
she
red lunch box.
must
have
such
a
got
{ overheard
One
The
town
willing
honor drive
broke,”
‘““‘We
or
“We
I told her
it
been
pretty
it
a
good
girl
present
hecause
her
to
and
she
family
was
“‘economizing.”’
the
Englandy.
to
a
a bright
the telephone
CORPS
tell
my
quite
my son that
She told
him
he would and
intelligent
they,
he
too,
daughter-in-
were economizing
have te be careful
with
had to be especially careful
in the Map and Book Store. All those economizers out on Peacable Ridge
the
are getting more. and more exact in inventing new words to describe where they live and what they
along
tunately,
of
report
the
that
a
‘citizens
Life
be
license
cars
that
plate
are
let
Savers
formed
we
respectful
of
may
‘number
of
this
member
might
his
saying:
car
the
rights
do.
But they
corps.
carry,
a
Every
a
“I
the
sign
am
a
Life
Saver—are you a killer?” To carry out this plan I suggest the following procedure: 1/ Your newspaper take the initiative in getting life insur-
do it all by code.
ance
companies,
tions,
labor
organiza-
business,
and
other
ing
government,
back
civic
church
organizations,
the
of
includ-
course,
to
plan.
2/ All organizations would adopt a standard form for a postage paid postcard addressed
to Central
Traffic
Police
system
Head-
to
the he
cheat can
a violation
and the
the
kind
date
and
3/
island
violation
of
district
takes
infraction,
hour
Each
it
place,
and
takes
2/
the
cost
of
enough
cards
to
keep
up
that
such
as
is
are
all
that
the
the
“unfair, needs
decent,
be
law
appear
TODAY’S
would
in
more
tween
the
the
than,
time
first
ae
place
of
police
residence affected,
say,
five
last
stations
be alerted
of the
headquartefs ber
the
of
personal
pranksters
cards
with license would
where
at.
Reader has
L.
P.
Calabria’s been
we
: Calabria made
R.
sugbe-
.
and, while the spirit that it
fear
malicious
the @e
is
admirable,
prankster
we
informer could
tie
To
FROM
EUROPE
\
the
q
car
would
watching
i
/
ve
VLG
the”
cards plate
VAY,
ax.
a0
card.
suspects. . to this Probable objections plan: 1/ Some people would take advantage of anonymity to flood taining
in our society, think
motivated and
said
BEST
(7 ih
be-
different
concerned
to start
to
ee
On the basis of’ this periodic search and after finding out the owners
hate
mem-
elapsed
and
re-
effort
an tI aad Ry~
as
printing
also.
and
the
As
dow: licemen on wild goose. chase} which would impede the crackdown en real offenders.
abiding
Periodically, the file should be gone over to see what numbers cards
and
money.
J.
one
etc.”
coopera-
Santurce,
unsportsto
the
organizations
effective voluntary cannot be achieved
gestion
systems
bers or customers well supplied, and would promote the plan in
ways
get
say the
impractical
organizational
arrive
fore
the
its
will
exist
citizens,
of
the
I
Some people might come with the usual arguments
place.
organization
absorb
then
a
many
for vital purposes
trouble.
undemocratic,
highway
individual
ED:
that
where
and
in
this,
the
pains
is very
to
manlike,
of
name.of
too
watched
the
the
it requires
little more by the police. This somebody would have to actual-
ly commit
may
be
of
expenditure
Does
a sporting
democracy
tion
accomplish
somebody
of
because
needed, if cooperation
car
number
would
would
cense
plate
system
the postmarks away easily.
proposed
violation,
Does
gards
quarters in San Juan. This card would contain space for the liin
rights
his victims
dates,
if
soon
others?
the
give
sy-
different
out
spect
different
all
get
take
stick
for him alone? 3/ Finally, some
be
the
from
on
c—Even to
not
will
social sore Does he re-
chance?
evidence.
have
and
not
who
fear. It reckless
enough like the thumb that’he is.
he
of
following
misusing
cards
otherwise, give them
would
would
court
would
careful,
driver
souls
Misuse
some
cards
places
timid
for the
b—Anyone
is
but
by
long
a—The
to
situation.
cooperate.
last very reasons:
citizen has nothing to is only the habitual
the
cannot
the _
honest
not
stem
we
not be required to because othérwise
acceptable
on
consider
but
rule
many
would
of
himself
them
too
improperly
consider
must
minds
Cards must be signed
to
4/ As cards start to flow into Police Headquarters, they would be sorted and filed by number.
industry
say,
accu-
other
has been
“We're
They
and
the
Roosevelt
says,
name,
yesterday approved
is one of those congressional actions that are good for Puerto Rico but ‘bad for the mainland U. §. The
suggest
member
incident bul-
and in gnother
official’s
I
others
yester-
at mid-day
incidents
shot
day.
stabbed,
the
shooting
two
were
there
of
vicinity
the
in
men
ever
money.’’
law
New
SAVERS
Corps
is
Imparcial,
El
newspaper
than
no
want the Standpipe
driven on our streets’ and highways. Anybody who believes he
police-
by
patrolled
strongly
area
an
In
highway.
their business,
about
going
citizens
suburbs
was very pretty and she said it was brand new.
charac-
twisted
of
on
and at night
the
people are very interested in
or in the right word. No one in
name,
girl who
that
a misnomer.
a distinctive
was
LIFE
peaceful
before
daylight,
broad
in
days
two
last
right
ing.” I talked
descriptive
drawn
Sir:
in the
repeatedly
Strike violence has occurred
Rico.
the
LETTERS
and order are taking a bad beating in Puerto
Law
Hollow.”’ In the suburbs,
of
because
petition, but he’s not so sure now. Decades from now, people will
:
practiced.
moderation
road.’’“* Perhaps they ought to call it “‘Nonunanimity-Range,” or ‘“‘There’s-Always-One-Man-
in-
residents
Ridge
petition
Ridge
Road
Selectman
tariffs ff more
“protective”
invite reciprocal
Times
He doesn’t dissension. road changed. He said
resident cast name of the
authority is used, for coffee and for automobiles, might
day
the
up a petition asserttheir mail delivered
rather
of an artificial utility.” No sooner was the
name
The
have gotten rather have
this
extent: to .whigh
the
want
Peacable Ridge or Standpipe Road and comment, ‘‘They used to fight about the name of this
have
teristics of the road
:
but
necessity,
are
still stand, guard-
The coffee industry, needs help, and Conggess has given Puerto Rico authority to protect it with tanffs It is undoubtedly an against outside competition.
economic
there
whe
New
both of which
name
a place
name
in Puerto Rico” cannot be reconciled with the facts. The taxes are lower if you will buy what the government wants you to buy, whether it is coffee or For the privilege of buying what you automobiles. like, you must pay the government something extra. In other words, taxes are lower if your tasté¢ is the
as the government’s.
the
so-
lower
are
“taxes
that
canard
heard
often
The
Standpipe
as
to
e
at this rate of taxation.
only
Accurate
Standpipe Road ing they would
called Café Americano, which some people like foo habit or taste, could soon become a potion for millionaires
on
in-
in the import tax on roasted coffee fyom the 36
one
name of-their street changed to Peacable Ridge.
But
an yesterday’
Muiioz
present
residents
Conn.,
in Fairfield
reservoir system, ing the road.
Taste Ofer A Matt Marin authorized crease
towns
forms us that Standpipe Road got its name years ago from two big standpipes, part of the town’s
(Payable in Advance) te other countries om request
Rates
Gov.
22
Te!
Possessions,
in Ridgefield,
commuting
%
1
Me
So
Tel. 3-8400 - United States,
Up
"|
Presidedt
Vice
Executive
Zerbe.
A.
Jobn
Board
Chairmanof the
Cowles.
Gardner
By Harry Golden
:
Corperation
Publishing
Star
connum-
enemies
or
start
sending
indiscriminately.
Unfor-
EBA Ys
“as “
°° “ FRANCE
’ Gustav
“Tell me
2
when
you've
duster with me!”
finished
so I can take my
feather ,
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 1, 1960 Advertisement
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GET? Youll find the answer to}dozens of variations on the that question at the Music Hall] theme. combined with white Theatre where Tony Curtis, Dean kid, clear plastic, black mesh. . . Martin, and Janet Leigh conspire even dressed up with a rhine to keep you laughing_in the stone strap. . .all in the $5.95 to wildest, wackiest film of a de- $7.95 price range. They have an cade, “Who Was That Lady?”. A exclusive on the new dyeable couple of sizzling blondes, the suede. .a classic pump, colorFBI. and some foreign agents all matched to any outfit. . . just contribute to the hi-jinks. . don't $10.99. | * 8 * miss it! ENTHRALLED
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new imports I dis-
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.
the
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secrets
REMEMBER THOSE §sgardenfresh crisp pickles grandma used
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You
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rs, and just as sure as | been improved on but H. J. Heinz . Is the fact that you | has done just that. . .combining
can get a cold wave whenever] old time-tested recipes with moyu want t, without writing to} dern methods to bring you the the weather man or sprinkling] best pickles you've ever tasted. ecluuds with dry ice all you|Lots ef varieties on the superhive to do is stock up with some | market shelves. look for the of that mellow Ron SUPERIOR} Heinz label and stock up! de
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BUDGET-CONSCIOUS
weds
would
do
well
to
in
the
FASHION
FORECAST
framed
pictures,
oils
this
season
FOR
PATENT
and
riding
Almacenes
as $19
and} Open
emphasis
than
ever |
Inc.
(on |
Bolero
more
and
more
student
beating
brawi
than
for
at Bolero.
lunch
and
a magnificent . .and
cious
CLASSIFIEDS,
CALL
graduate
It will offer
dormitories,
and
free travel
served
living
to and
it
and is
separate
arousing
among
facilities.
some _
foreign
students
student
Moscow
will be sending back many a confirmed Communist.
from Moscow. Plans are to open with an enrollment of 500, to be expanded to 5,000 in thrée years. The school will be entirely separate from Moscow University’s student body, with separate facul-
ties
American that
ob-
University
to that young
area anti-
And
resentment
who
say
feel it will be a means of isolating them from the Russian students. Already
some
are calling it ‘‘apart-
,
home.
actual
The
system
appears
to
have
produced a social group dedicated to the status quo— keeping things as they are. There seems to be little political restlessness among
| ‘
Ste
WINNER:
Pablo
Tartak,
all smiles,
holds winning ticket 12256, that made him owner of a $12,000 home for a $2 chance. Raffle was held by San Juan Bosco Oratorie and home was donated by Homes Inc. (STAR
Gunter
Puerto photo
Rico by
Hett)
TROPICAL ORNAMENTAL PLANTS
FLOWERING PLANTS OF ALL KINDS
“Ma- |
@
Palms
@
@
Shrubs
@® -House
the
Orchids of many
. .way
dinner,
this
charming restaurant is just about the coolest place in town, airconditioned by the trade winds
h igh|harber.
Ro-'
of 35.
and
Main St. and the V. I. Hotel) has |
with
BLACK
a
on jewelry. . .lots of it. . .to high-!
the|low
colors. Unusual 3-dimenceramics. too. 504 Munoz! in Hato Rey
age
be
is heid University.”
group
view over the food
is
deli-
3-8400
Trees
genera
Plants
in bloom
LANDSCAPING Deanoake
Ged Ave >
pey
fully
a
pre-!
beTropic Shop first before setting|low Statesid e price! | oui to furnish their home. The a 8 “bride's special’ is an excellent BARGAIN HUNTING in ST.| value a bedroom grouping of} T. is all very well but the inner handsome caoba at a considera-| man must be fed and there’s no! bly reduced price. They are also] better place to do it than at Seoffering; big reductions on beauti-| bastian’s on the Waterfront. water sional Rivera
tuition
allowances
The incident may have been more of
across be” pearl earrings and rings as Hotel.) ; women become fascinated with the “baroque” look. A ring with newly-|a hand-made gold Setting is as |
visit
by
students. The in a hospital. Student Brawl
and|
they
open
African, students
to the
free
is to
cases
costumes.
are
of Russian landed him
waylaid
for sale in
cigarette
light
evening. from the
was
lady |
flowers make a nice gift item at | $1.50. . she designs a good many of her children’s garments, and her straw hats and bags are known throughout the Caribbean. : sa
greater
fall,
is|
js 65 proof. a product of] Gonzalez Clemente and Co. . * THAT TERRIFIC DESS. sale TE at Marisa’s has 2 more days to! go. and I'd advise you not miss HM’ Silks and linens priced as high as $27.50 are now selling at $15.50 21.50 cottons have been reduced to $12.50. Refreshments are served every afternoon and
dicts
Negro
unique €
some
things
studio.
up
for
and Latin American
About 1,500 foreign students are studying in Moscow. The great majority are from Asia and the Middle East, about 120 from black Africa. The Soviet body numbers 14,000, including 5,000 at the university’s downtown branch. Russian Students Privileged The Russian students seem to consider themselves a_ privileged class. They must be financially The incident occurred some privileged to afford this state-run months ago at a university dance. university. The living allowance Foreign students tell it this way: for a Russian student in the first The Negro wanted to dance with year is 250 rubles monthly ($25 a white Russian girl. She refused at the tourist rate). A student him. Later he tried to cut in while cannot live on that. Since the inshe danced with a Russian student. stitution of working one’s way The Russian challenged the Negro through school is Wirtually unto meet him outside. There the’ known, he must get money from
SHOP,
Sheldon’s”
designs
beautiful
in the
more than a little racial arrogance in the Russian student’s makeup. Russian Ridicule Frequently a foreign visitor notes his Russian colleague ridiculing a Mongol or some other swarthy-complexioned student from Soviet Central Asia. And gossip about one incident involving a student from Africa has assumed proportions of a scandal.
BUY-LINES
CHARMING
as
attitude
oe
THOMAS
alknowm
a refreshing | and
whenever
down.
water
you
Use
to provide
Moment
you
tonic:
ST.
their
toward the new ‘‘People’s Friendship University’’ announced by Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev. This school, scheduled to open
+
and
ALWAYS
comprise
in
phony spy who sold fake and wan a medal for it! * ee
s THERE'S
Coward cast
there
university students. Lives and activities are fairly well controlled by units of the Komsomols (Young Communist League.) The attitudes of Russian students have produced adverse reaction from many a student from countries in the underdeveloped world, where Communism is most anxious to make an impression. One
tea
hair
Noel
arrangements,
affected
an
students.
IP
patterns
as
keep
of
from
dras
a permanent will
students
Russians dominate the many other nationalities making up the 15republic Soviet Union. Often, say foreign graduate students studying in Moscow under
Fortaleza
Call wavy. naturally and soft 64624 for an appointment, and] add) Irma to your. weekly “must
the
nationality,
the huge central Soviet state whose
complexion
intervals
to
it had
Fe HIER
gular
Russian
it
But foreign
naman
be
applies
to
other
Feuth Cartons K.
M.
1.9,
Carr,
Carolina,
Tel. 6-3046
R.
P.
calla
your
This
appears
of snobs.
conversation
EVERYBODY GETS a little WHEN THE BRITISH set out bored and tired of fussing with to spoof a subject, none can beat their looks, but even if there them at their trade. . “Our Man doesn't seem to be any particular In Havana” is a howling example reason to visit Irma’s Casa Ve- of just how satirically funny they Bus. its an important habit to|can get! Alec Guiness, Burl Ives, Kovacs, O'Hara, Ernie Her expert facials will] Maureen cultivate.
keep
Westerners,
be a generation
pieces or they can be used for smoking, if you prefer! New rosewood carvings from India are quite beautiful representations of their gods. And lots of new Ma-
*-
should
many
Great
beautiful
is
training the young people who will guide Soviet destinies a generation hence. And it is producing what,
to
Indeed,
Asian
By WILLIAM L. RYAN Associated Press News Analyst Moscow University today
covered at India House . . authentic hukkas, romantic enough to capture anyone’s fancy... in all
antagonism. upon
STRAY
with the many
racial effect
en
WAS
I FELT LIKE Balboa discovering the Pacific when I walked in on El Imperio at the corner of Fortaleza and Tanca in San Juan ihis week. The town’s newest fabric store is enough to delight any female. . the decor is modern and lovely, the yard goods Outstanding, and the values incredible (pure silk chiffon at $193 a yard!) Make a date with yourself to get down there soon!
EDITOR’S NOTE — To hear the Communists tell it, the Soviet Union is a happy ‘and where every man is your brother. But William L. Ryan, on a return visit to Moscow, found the theme of equality going sour in some places. This is part of a series.
Ore
YOU|driguez
etl
CAN
NN
FUNNY
4a quadae
HOW
res ina
:
13
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 1, 1960 Washington
Floods, Illness 7 Cops Hold 200 N.Y. Puerto
Wire
North-South Center. Is An Exquisite Test By Walter WASHINGTON July,
a
Department ed
to
—
group
Washington
Sometime
headed
by
study
the
feasibilty
center
for
of
A
eee
January,
next
filed
are
relation-
in
arise
somehow
As a precaution they bucked their complaint to Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson (1.-Tex.), co-sponsor of the ‘“Johnson-Burns’” amendment to_ the Mutual Security Act, authorizing the East-West study. Johnson is appropriations
group which reviews the State Department budget, a fact which Never ceases to impress prudent diplomats. ‘hus having proved that the pathway from inspiration to appropri-
lighted
with
displays
of
naked political force, satisfied Hawaiians retired to their drawin the past, the Commonwealth has shunned the sort of political dam
the
that
project
earns or
OS
SS
f
the
the
extra
reclamation
|
XW
the
power
te gain
a
wall
friends
in
the
seem
above, feet
Congress
among
;
‘North-South’:
it fails, the
of
to
water
a
first;
for
natural
Pedro
River
promise
to
like
the
just points
of the
lake
in
waters
reached normal
outlet
to
was
42
level.
the
San
blocked
last
by
month’s Could
three
of
water
spill
and
in property be lost.
shat-
of
Die
million trapped
over
into
fnillions and
cubic in
the
the
valley,
inhabitants
Rain-swollen have flooded communities,
class
more
south
persons
have
in
thousands
of
could
dollars
livestock
would
rivers already a dozen nearby destroying crops
(AP)
with
—
Seven
drawn
guns
an alleged purse snatcher had just been caught by
who two
patrolmen
area
in
the
Chelsea
Wednesday night. Mrs. H.' Wilson approached patrolman Robert Birne and told him her purse containing $10 had been grabbed in a subway station. Birne pursued a running man
and
fired
two
Patrolman
joined and
warning
Albert
the was
taken
hospital,
shots.
Palumbo,
chase
but to
39,
collapsed
St.
apparently
Vicent’s
with
heart
trouble. Patrolman Ernest joined the chase. At
and
9th
and
sending’
into
Ave.
the
Spieker
Spieker 23rd St.
and
thousands
hills.
But
Birne
the
rains
might
they
send
caught
Israel
410
23rd
were
new
land-
slides crashing down the slopes. Many are living in shelters hurriedly thrown up after their homes were destroyed by last month’s quakes.
W.
Bracero
Bracero,
20,
St.
shouted
A crowd up. The
in
of ~
Spanish. *
gathered. A taxi drew policemen shoved the
suspect in, followed him, locked the taxi doors. The crowd the cab.
tried
to
and
overturs
A witness telephoned to police headquarters. A captain and four patrolmen, arrived with pistols
drawn
crowd
to
and
enduced
the
disperse.
Bracero
was
booked
ona
charge of grand larceny. He admitted the purse snatching but
said
also
he
tossed
admitted
he
released after burglary.
Rock
fleeing
advised to leave their refuge by authorities who warned that
GRAND
TONITE
six tnonths ‘‘East:West’’
become
the
earthquakes.
yards
ponse. next and
the their
Their
If
challenge with a second rafe resDuring the “North-South”
life bat-
Valdivia.
Thousands
will havé been
answer
of
40,000
which beyond
tering
If to
bagis
of
by
landslides
idea
to do is force Muioz
and
population
periled
chooge its It ¢ounts
Administration,
away.
just
serving
time
He
been for
For Sale
LONDON
(AP)— A
unmounted 49.03
it
had
pear-shaped,
diamond
weighing
carats—compared
with
the
Hope diamond’s 44.5—has been put up for auction July 5. Christie's Auction
owner
House
but
won’t
name
it’s rumored
the
to be ex-
Queen Geraldine of Albania. Christie’s sold a 23.7-carat diamond last year for $156,800.
OPENING
7:00 P.M.
than
compass,
;
GOP Senator Reports Lost Diamond Ring PONCE—Statehood Party
Sen.
hing
Ramiro
Colog
has
reported to police that hé lost a $4,500 diamond ring- fellowing an auto accident in April near the town of Juana } Diaz.
In a letter to police this week, Colon, who is also presidént of the Coffee Cooperative
on
the
was to
of
raining
stepped
the
accidépt)
heavily»
to the
side
water
and
shake
it
and
he
of the; road some
blood
from his hands. It was appgrently then, Colon said, thaf, the ring must have slipped | ‘from his
ISLA. ‘GRANDE.
Plantation Owners of Puerto Rica; said
day
AIRPORT. bet
*
gu LY.
I-10°
finger.
Colon’s
ing boards.
infighting
lacks
warm
Ricans
was this committee propriations a stringy way of promoting cultural togetherness and served notice they would return next year for another endowment.
of
and
low-lying sectors of Valdivia and the surrounding valley are im-
by deliberately proposing “modest’’ program, the motive asigned will be fear of failure. It is not the nature of Puerto
senators promtly told a Senate Ap-
is
tered
neason
a perish
Hawaii’s latest scrap developed recomHouse White the when mended a single shot budget request of $8,300,000, something considerably less than the three-year pro$20,000,000 Federal spending ambitious by envisioned gram state’s two new The Hawaiians.
ation
fiscal
laid. Political foes will wagte no time. If he refuses to “compete”
fight.
the
threat
tremors
city
its very
odious comparisons
naturally
earth
than
Hawaii’s
a dramatic program Proposing is one thing. Winning the money a involve may it out to carry
of
‘|the
into an agonizing appraisal. he advances a program equal
mind. the politi¢al Proposing Is One Thing
chairman
new
steady
More
does
roles and Hawaii in U. S. foreign policy also differ. But such com-
parisons
Trains,
(AP)—Pol-
water,
Chilean
What
respective
The
two.
franchised.
them is Johnson.
state.
the
a
drimking
tax-freedom,
and
Perhaps the comparison is unfair, or at least unfortunate. It’s a little like comparing apples and oranges. There is no ‘‘competition’”’
between
the
against
Chile
luted
from Lake Rinihue make continuous misery for the
many
government the Munoz program wrests from Congress must stand comparison with Hawaii’s dynamic a creating in accomplishments. similar ‘‘East-West’’ center in that
mid-Pacific
of
lists
its ends. But it must objectives with care.
any
YORK
prevented a crowd of more than 200 Puerto Ricans from freeing
DUQUE
He cannot demand too much without perhaps attracting crificism of the Commonwealth’s féderal
monwealth
all the recomen-
when
Because, @ations
power
of a state.
those
versus
ships
the
RAUL
SANTIAGO,
commissjoner
for being. His choice of action is never easy. This does not mean the iCom-
turn of mind could hardly devise test of Comexquisite a more
monwealth-Federal
resident
enter
phalanix
a
hemi-
a Machiavellian
with
voteless
cannot
spheric cultural and technical interchange in Puerto Rico.
A persen
By
Correspondent
dollar. The contest is too unequal.
in
State
officials will be pick-
“North-South”
NEW
policemen
Priest
tonio lided
car
and
Grateces Apr.
11
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three hearts does. South will be forced to bid four clubs and now
South
most of the
of
game.
should
he
holding.
to lose
hand
principles
the hand in hearts but he could give South a better picture of his
an
how
hand
bid
North
plenty
he
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of hearts
play. When the final score is tallied, these same players manage
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hearts.
the game. There are many players can
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spades.
had
spades
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Review:
‘The
Novel By
BOSLEY N.
¥.
John
Huston,
Treasure
of
other
tried
in
to
a
“The
Madre,”
“The
opened
his
has
make
an-
Unforgiven,”
at
the
Paramount
Theater yesterday. And for almost three-quarters of this two hour, wide-screen color film an elusive but stimulating idea appears on the verge of breaking through.
It tion.
is veiled in a murky situaOn a cattle, ranch in’ the
Wil Install Officers a
luncheon
lived
family to
a
with
whom
a
en
was
an Indian adopted to
fant
she
but
to
be
comfortable Darkly,
to
he
their
board
of directors.
is
fine
the
screen
runs
out
to
METROPOLITAN —
Phone
3-23."
METRO-GOLDWYN MAYER
} WI LLIAM WYLERS tien oe
7:00-(2)
point.
that
But
in
screaming
to
out
of
the
Dmitri
the
half
night,
Tiomkin’s
Burt
Last weeks Now Matinee Everyday Inciuding Holidays
Nightly
Audie
Prices No Waiting
Seats
PM.
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SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT
Subject Te Change) Friday, July t
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Lancaster - Audrey Hepburn “THE UNFORGIVEN”
LORRAINE - 12 M. Alec Guinness - Ernie Kovacs “OUR MAN IN HAVANA” Se ee ea ree Phone MATIENZO Pte", Libertad EN
Lamarque LA
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MUSIC HALL: Who NEW BROADWAY:
PARAMOUNT: RIVIERA:
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Curtis WAS
SOMBRA”
- Janet THAT
RIALTO: Of
SUPER
Hill,
Sad
U.
S.
15,
when
he
Robert Hutton THUNDER OVER TANGIER” “HALF HUMAN”
Cartoon Festival Night Show: Brigitte Bardot “THE GIRL IN THE BIKINI” ‘THE CURSE OF FRANKESTEIN” Matinee:
RIALTO-SAN JUAN OF
“CRIMSON
A
Tale
Face
RICO:
of
of
a
Fugitive
was
Hills, de
Pasiones
of
The
Most
Open
Authentic
the every
Was
by
That
Lady?
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Restaurant
Entire Caribbean day ( including Sundays)
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This
in power
and
(March
21 to April
19)
you
do
not
invest
a
(April 20 to May 20)
must
be
taken
to
meet
all
obligations
scrupulously
Any
attempt
today.
ises
to rescind
would
prom-
surely
on
bring
trouble.
GEMINI (May 21 to Jene 21) You are really tempted to go off on a spree somewhere instead of sticking to regular and important duties, but this could cause you many a headache.
MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) It is all right to indulge that desire to enjoy yourself during day and evening, but must consider the expense.
what the
costs most
LEO fairs
the
least
satisfying
(July at
and
or
you Do
gives
pleasure.
22 to Aug.
home
anywhere
with
21)
Af.
close
kin
may be rather difficult
VIRGO
(Ang.
[mportant
you
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22
to Sept.
22)
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Rico's
The STOP
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Fine
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Near the San Juan
in an
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Varieties
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driving
especially
and
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of
accident
and
damage.
i
LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) By being painstaking with all mone-
tary affairs now, you insure. security and do not lose some valuable supporter or contact. Also, see that you are working within your budget. P.M. take health treatments you need.
SCORPIO
(Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)
By being forceful with otherg in order to serve own interests to-
day lose
would be most unfair and you good friends. Stand: on
your
own
two
feet—you
have
i
great ability. Use it. Dec.
21)
22:
(Nov.
SAGITTARIUS
Ferret
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data you require, but do so .unobtrusively or you could get into
trouble and lose support from backers. Evening is a good time te assist the sick# maimed’ or
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(Dec. 22 to ‘Jan. CAPRICORN 20) take care you do not permit good comrades to impose on your graces, especially if you can’t afford it. P.M. try to stay at home. Steer clear of overly-dynamic’ in-
dividuals. (Jan.
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Feb.
to
19) Rather than fall in with’ established rules of conduct or’ regulations of a business nature, you
own
to carry through
want
unique
PISCES
in your
fashion. (Feb.
to March.20)
22
You feel that there is much to be gained
by going
off
to seemingly
greener pastures, but this is only wishful
thinking. cl
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SUPER DRIVE-IN. 7:30 3:3° Anthony
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HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M.
“KILLERS
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PONCE
of Appeals
the illegal cigarettes.
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FOX-DELICIAS:
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1955,
rested for marthuana
Red,
Dog
Paraiso:
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Jan.
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Johnny
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stolen
decerding
Friday,
ago,
this
listed
To Change!
WKAQ- (2 WAPA-(4@
daughter
that
actually
she
(Programs
frontier
mystery
hint
was
years
lovely
a
Whisperers that
100 rugged
held on Saturday, July 9, at the San Juan Club Nautico, the Club Hijas del Caribe of the Federation of Business and Profession Women’s
(Listings Subject
and aggravates the whites to wonder more closely and coldly about the origin of the girl.
Hijas Del Caribe Club At
Panhandle
there
made
in
Sierra
Texas
Service
who
Western
obviously which
News
RADIO
TELEVISION
Idea Gets Lost In Raid
CROWTHER
Times
“different”
Unforgiven’
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Open Air
Daily
Conditioned
609 F. Junces Ave. Santurce, Stop t@ | Tel
3-5738 '
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Movie
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‘ THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday;3uly 1, 1960
OFF THE CUFF By Chuck A
good
breakfast,
pleasant
roundings
and
company
ways
the
start
d.
sur-
f well.
New agnmens
the
southern
al- States.
I had
Rubin
and
Decorative rida,
for
Hotel.
breakfast
Sid
with
La
Sugar
of ' chi
are here
for their
Sam
organization.
busi-
running These
the
gentle-
men supply everything a decorator needs, from the fabric to the use
the
in
United
the
Humacao...
and writer José Coll Cu-
is reported
tended
his
of
is with
Company
Flo-| Santurce
Concha
they
a location
here,
local
Berke
at
tells me
to secure
ness
Sam
Interiors,\Miami,
part
Rivera
such a day Wednesday when I met | Lawyer Sid
Sophia Loren Out | Of Luck; Stolen Gems Not Insured Roig
critically
home. by
He
his
nephew,
is
wife,
Dr.
ill at
being Isabel
Enrique
his
atand
Cuchi
Coll... Marco and Sylvia Resales ran off their tape of “This Is Puerto Rico’ at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Andres
Franceschi Tues-
day night. Guests at the preview hearing included the Hon. and Mrs.
of their workrooms. .. Rafael Qui-| Ernesto Ramos Antonini and lovefones,
CPA
member
of Nu
Sigma!
Beta fraternity and the Lions Club of Rio, Piedras, Cuevas
tions of
de
and
his wife,
Olga
public
rela-
Quinones,
chairman
of
Business
the
Federation
and _
Professional
Women’s Clubs, will celebrate their
ly daughter, Jeannette, Irv Tress and fiancee, Edith Douglass, Aida Manrique, and the Richard Knorrs. The guests also enjoyed some of the Doctor’s own recordings of the Festival Casals concerts and readings by Spanish actor Alejandro Ulloa.
Rio
Piedras... wife
Mrs.
of
Hotel manager,
Alfonse
the
Caribe
(Sophia
won’t
surance
money
ap-
of in-
for the
a mil-
lion dollars worth from
Loren
get a penny half
of. jewels stolen
her.
Sidney the
Balcombe,
insurance
Miss
Loren,
the her
a member
assessors
said
he
of
acting
had
jewelers who sold gems if they had
for
asked
the actress insured in-
dividual items. None of them had. One policy did cover $70,000 worth of jewels while Miss Loren wore
them
they
on
were
stolen
the
movie
The
only
persons
of
the
bed-
has rented making a
who
house.
But
the
will
be the
are
apparently
reimbursed
owners
set.
from
room of the house she outside’ London while movie in England.
a householder’s
13th wedding anniversary on July 4, at their home in Villa Nevares, lomone,
LONDON
parently
They
have
comprehensive
in-
surance policy and can claim for damage to the desk in which the jewels were locked. The thief, or
Sa-
Hilton
broke it open.
thieves,
is vacationing with
Police have reported no progress in their search for the thieves and
their children in New York... The Berwind Country Club is planning a real ‘‘bang-up’”’ July 4 out at*the
jewels.
the
Club for members and their guests. Es
SCREEN
STARS
Stewart
GET
Granger
old marriage.
announced
Picture
i
DIVORCE— was
plans
taken
It is scheduled
:
Jean Simmons
to
end
when
their
they
and
9'%-year-
made
public
their engagement in Holywood Oct. 12, 1950. (AP photo.)
Jean Simmons And Stewart
with
free
for
day
cocktails,
and
night,
a zestful
fet and dancing under the to the mad, mad, music by
stars Sam-
sen Batalla and his steel members. To start the day, free
breakfast,
and
after
that
‘‘cachete’’
a swim
that
Granger Split; Blame Careers
HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Stewart Granger and Jean Simmons will get a divorce after 944 years of
party from 7:30 til 9 p.m., with Ken Benjamin, club manager, presenting fabolous food around
marriage.
In
an
announcement
made here they caused by their
reason
for
the
said separations careers was, the
breakup.
Miss Simmons, 31, England to film ‘The Greener,” said through spokesman there:
‘The
parting
between
now in Grass Is a studio
my
hus-
band and myself is amicable, although quite naturally, saddening. My immediate plans are to finish my film and return
to
California with my daughter. “I shall have no further com-
ment
to
Granger, 47, tall, swashbuckling actor, is currently filming in Hollywood. Both are British-
born have
but now U.& citizens. They a 3-yearold daughter.
Granger
while in
both
met
Miss
in
1947.
England
were
Simmons
making
They.
films mar-
Lesa Be
who Don
19512! far
Miss
Sim-
mons, a petite brungtte, disclosed that the couple’s} decision to part was mede few weeks.
within }
the
last
can’t a
play.
They
prize
to
8. Forget the coat and tie. Grab your wildest outfit It sounds like
fun.
“Popi”
Alegria
in
his
out
interests in ‘the at
major
stockholder reports. (Wingy)
entertainers
said
Paul
down
to the
Le
Rendezvous
restaurant for one of Chef Corona’s | famous lunches. One thing I found!
Tahoe,
Graver
‘and
went
Cal-Neva
Lake
a the
D’Amato,
Atlantic City night {club owner, are negotiating for: the : interest held by Dave Gerson, who died several months ago. Grover de-
town
was that
that the
the
rumors
restaurant
around had
been
sold was unfounded. With ‘‘Popi’’, we talked of Old San Juan, a
Anna Magnani Suffers Fractured Arm In Fall ‘ROME Magnani
(AP) — Actress fractured
terday when way collapsed
an
arm
Anna yes-
a _ wooden stairduring filming
movie, “Laughter and mutual love, its progress, needs of the and wants... Mr. and Mrs. Fran-, Happiness,” being filmed in the cisce Rivera of Humacao arrived old church of St. Andrea Della this week aboard the Waterman Valle, in the heart of Rome. liner, the S. S. Clairborne after The -filming was postponed for spending their vacation touring 20 days.
Where
owner.
you
;
STEAK HOUSE and COCKTAIL LOUNGE
‘SAM JUAN HOTEL
t ©
“For the Steck Minded Gourmet’ Qt the entrance of the Caribe Hilton
i r
>
The
Avenida
_
Situated
Del
VIEW
Luquil’p,
SEAFOOD - STEAKS - COCKTAILS NATIVE & MAINLAND DISHES ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH
right on
the Beach
PL
- DANCING :
203
:
with a magnificent view
ROOMS
$7 DOUBLE
TIRADO Administrator
of
MARTINEZ a
Tanca
Daily
Juan
CATALINO
EH Morro
R,
the coastline and the mountains—Arrangements made for Spearfishing, Sailings, Horseback Riding. 3 minutes from Luquillo Beach—30 minutes from San
players
LOS CONCERTINOS Something
different!
Dancing
RESTAURANT.
Carmen
outstanding
accordeon
HOTEL LUOQUILLO -
OCEAN
fun...
IN DEBUT
Rico Dishes ISLA VERDE,
Au Conditioned ESTABLISHED 1928
A.
have
FLOOR SHOW
ra
Puerto
elweys
PROUDLY PRESENTS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OUR SPECTACULAR
clined to estimate the value of the 19.35 per cent interest held]. by Gerson, a Philadélphia restaurant
check-
: ANNA MAGNANI
ms
RENO, Nev. (®—Singers Frank Sinatra and Dean ‘Martin want Casino
for cooling before
loses the most golfs balls. Q will play host te a rum
I joined
Lodge
a whole cup of cold count to 30 seconds
one
Sinatra, Martin Want To Buy Casing Stock to buy
candy
a small
are
the
office suite in La Rada Hotel Wednesday for a drink, then we
Bert
make.”
in
into then
drop
pation in the Holiday Golf Touarnament. And don’t worry if you,
as f
spokesman
testing
is,
awarding
early
to allow
are
that you
or partici-
even
A
you
sure
amount water;
band it’s a
even
ried
When
make
buf-
All Types
Street,
Luncheon
Juan,
Puerto
Specials
Seafood — Nightly
Diners’ Club
Restaurant San
to
JOEL MEYERS AND HIS CALYPSONIANS pleging
Rico
'
$1.75
Prime Steaks
Entertainment Carte Blanche
end
“THE
the the
LIMBO
DANCE
Wonderful
COMBO VOODOOERS”
/
HOTEL
NORMANDIE (Pride of Puerto
Rico)
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 1, 1960 S
28408 Ext 72
3-8254
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5
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day
—_
FOR
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1606
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ABOUT
ONE
mile
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CENTRALLY
Gere
3 bedrooms,
Hotel, for sale lot 1200 square meters. on
with
sec- | fect covered | | | | | |
kitchen
aad
Ceol
bath.
Near
reem,
2-9334.
monthly 2 3994 2075
phoae. Spacious yard, Rent $250. 8-2502, 105
Ave., Santurce
MOUSE,
wm
Social Security B04, 4th Floor, Veca 3-009.
Building, Apartment
de 401-402,
Guest
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All air
screened
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Cacique
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3-6231
Mauret,
and
Manager
each
with
private
Terraces,
bath,
garden
beach and business sectors. Sum rates. Mamager, Margarita de Con
1490
UF
INLAND
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mew
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in
beach. roms in 2-17°9
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sc
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1017
Ashford
oceanfront
tel
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-
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stairway
2 fa
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Snacious, modern, airconditioned From $9. single $14. double ng an excellent breakfast Phone
UF
MAISON
BLANCHE
sinsie
air
Qucst
conditioned
frouse. rooms
Doubie with
ar beach. Sun terraces. 77 ton St. Condade, Santurce, corrier
Wilson. Manager phone 3-2936.
Beatriz
Racimi,
ification
lawn limes.
and
MARIA
eme
WILSON
pohne 213%4
Guest
House
residential
double
and
semi-private water. 3-1481.
Tele
UF
year
New
builditjg
84
FOR
—
One
section
All
single
rooms.
baths,
kitchen
2 biecks frem busMrs. Z C. Steffens,
Ca.
met me Me AP
srape Land
Rico,
4
—
SALE
—
ony,
worth
$4,088.
bet
highway.
cnigeel
this
floor
cjipital. re
i
ly rent. 2133
Santa
Wilson
Ave.
91
has
22 Ft.
=
ceiling
Pri ivate
ne
i parking
14
_
;
t
and
Jimenez Otere,|
CONDADO ed
FoR
-
industrial
HOUSE
FURNISHED
2-408.
room.
Phene
Large
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eat
ae Cash
te
.
STORE
aircondition-
bath,
esis
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2-6908. 74
het
water,
across from 2-6627, _
conditioned, maid $90 Wilsem 1357.
light
cookimg,
and linen "ae. Telephone 2-6237
Rent
Cerun
200
meters
Hotel
lobby,
ments.
For
RENT
—
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conditioned,
Darlingtom
information,
WANTED
AIR
whole-
P. & Ypres
Apart-
2-1698.
COND.
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= PM 72
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625 | interior just painted, ocean view.
SECTION:
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s~ 76
NEAR
“
67 GUEST
7
.
2-1357.
WASHINGTON
Big
space
S
Land | 2121
walk
1318,
i: — Loiza 7,.000- sq. =
meter,
Read
Cecitia an
2114
singles.
7
RENT
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per
per acre.
;
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kitchen
— _ Short
v
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Metro-|
~
$4.
Mr.
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itiened.
HOUSE
OR
BUILDING Eee
See
CONDADO SECTION: Small studio, suitable for one gentleman only. Bedroom,
GUEST
SALE
- other com-| central columas.
MILITARY
I-1.
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bedrooms
ia
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old,
piano me
detight.
BEACH
Court, corner of McLeary. Caribbean Tourist Association. 1317. 02
Trees” Carrion
Member Telephone UF
private minute
patio, seme air to beach and
single,
$10.
complete
Road, mear -all 9-0144,
double.
breakfast.
San Juan 9-0532,
conditioned bus. From
All
isla
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UF
BEACH COTTAGE - Completely furnish ed, one airconditioned bedreom private home. Fully screened, linen service, al! conveniences. Large patie. Fenced. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. Las Americas corner Cacique, Santurce. 3-3091 1774
n
COLONIAL
GUEST
HOUSE,
606
Olimpo
Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Single and double accommodatons with private bath, some air con aitioned. Rates from $&. single Mrs
2-3994.
FRONT
-
495
Meters
CONCEP:
in
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accomodaone you
24 hour-aday lean ef a car sightseeing, nite club visiting, 2-0486
of get
our the
for your ete. Call
anytime.
1475
UF
DONCELLA
from
GUEST
beautiful
SOUSE
beach,
rias,
108
Doncella
Sahturce.
St.,
500
yards
Kitchen section.
Punta
Am unusual investment.
t x
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PROVIDENCIA
conditioned
rooms.
sex
Loiza
nformation, 12384
GUEST
HOUSE
porch. Garage
Fo:
Station,
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&
write
(31
becue 3-233L, 1384
-
TELS.
your
included.
disposal
Outdoor
1850
bar-
Atlantic, UF
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- superb jit consterrazzd
floors,
and Ca-
Parra,
too,
Bear
FULLY
FURNISHED,
3-5315
F
at
integral
located,
988
park,
meters
in
schools,
Ex!
transpoftation.
3-6535
to
ILS BEACH HOUSE directly on he beach. Rall out of bed inte the water. Aireonditioning by the trade winds.
is
with
beautiful woodwork. copper tubing, the finest kitchen equipment.
Realtor
facilities.
or
magnificent housg well meters in Garden# Hills.
Tschudin,
-
Cooking
2-9352
truction,
air-conditioned, toe, for use as shop or office. Nice location on 543 meter lot in Atlantic View.
Robert
beaches, restaurants Sun terrace, all air
phone
dining room. A situated on 1207
for
SUPERB IN DESIGN
UF
?arque 153. Near heatres, busses.
— im this large, air-con
ditioned. home. Four bedrooms, | three baths, giant livingroom. and separate
AIR-CONDITIONED THEOUGSOUT! Attractive three bedreom home, with
Ma
1691
LA
quarters. home er
privi nea:
Las
view Three
bedroom, ali concrete residence, with big recreation room, garage, servant's
pleasant, grill enclosed
Airconditioned
Singles $5., doubles $8. teges. Nicest residential
airport.
-
REAL'LUXURY
valuable
ecean front land. with a fme from the walled, beach-side patio.
NEW
AUNT family =
Puerte
per meter
Zome
amon
tions. With the rental of excellemt accommodations,
SS
ventilated.
. Clean,
St. 2071, Saaturce.
Cruthirds,
LA POSADA —- Motor Imm Across the street from beautiful beach, near airport. 15 rooms, all airconditioned, seme with kitchenette. Private bath. Telephone 9-1175. Isla Verde, Puerto Rice. 1748 629
ef
factory plus other building worth Will sell in package fer $17,000. menez Otere, 32-1923.
s
ncfude
RENT SPACE.
86-0270.
6
ee
865
guest hewse close to “Under The and ene mimute from beach. 17
37.50
Molinos
Bayamon | 1923. ¢
af Call
SAN JUAN GUEST U0USEEavoy Dreakfast and drimks on your private terrace in delightful continental-run
with Jneé
Zuesthouse
Large
1563
402
apices.
‘HE DUFFY'S nave remodeied charm ng, old beach heme, and sew offe: ooms, ali with private bath, some
treras
bat: w
on Sceen.
2140
PARQUE 158, Phone decerated, aircon
water.
-
beach,
facilities. Het ses, shopping.
Some
hotel
Telephones
Annie
MARIGALANTE 2.3056 eautifully dit
Best
ROSA
from
airconditioned
One block trom La Concha Beach Hotels. Personal
tours. Mrs.
water
peigae
SS
Alta, Lema Aldea
CASA
block
House
Ashiord Avenue, Condado 1120-1122 ooms and efficiency apartments. Maid
and
COTTAGE,
well
FOR
OFFICE
4
all services. Near hetels, beach. Refereaces required. 2125
Hou
Mediania Bex Ill,
LA HOUSE
New|
sink,
lawa. Year's lease. Street 3, Altamira.
UF
ASHFORD
B-Q
even,
3 from
liviagreom.
1738
Alts
Bar
74
doubles,
Leon Mrs
amd
stove,
72
CHARRON’S
lovely
Miramar, with nice oceasa view. Near Caribe Hilton and Cendade Hetels. Cosi, Bew fturD .sned rooms. Reasonable Rates.
| Docks
every detail. 4 bedreems, 3 bathreoms, huge closets, 2 patios, large family room with bar, ultra modern kitchen. 38 foot
Hills. Screened, Het Water, tele-
71 2136
Guest
-
SOCIATES, 3-3506 - 3-8372.
PROPERTY boa Gece) -Dee
3 bedreems, living-dining. bath. | 9916
with
tmam
district. front newly paimted.
GUEST
steel
#
SANTA
Garden breezy.
SQ. FT.
manager with or without extra Leaving fer States medical FRANCISCUS —- REALTORS —
.
77] tor development.
| mangoes.
2129
furnished
Sete
BEACH FRONT — HOTEL-MOTI;L Luquille -— two story concrete buijiding, meeds fixing. 15 room possibility. Now operating. Will sell equipped or reny $490 month or share profits with ating
Others.
76 | tafio Road. $20.
bieader and grill. Four bedrooms, four baths. Aise 20 x 40 feot filtered swimming pool. In cool Reparte San Francisce. You can't fimd more value than this for $45.900. Terms apen May take tradeim Phone Bikimi Pools, Tel 6-583.
me_| yard
shepping
bath. kitchenette, masd amd kmen, screen@d Also rooms Reasenatie weekly and
ANTILLES
patie, brick
stainless
Few minutes te Rie Piedras. | after 7 PM
ALTAMIRA: beautifully furnished three bedroom house im exclusive residential
606 Olimpe
Cimtrom
Reoseveit.
In } 2141
apartments on quiet street in Miramar, clese to buses, restaurants, etc. Bedroem, rates.
Screens.
729,
d
living
Pleas¢ cail
PM
Beach
—
Rent $90. Infermation Monday te Friday, | 2098 at 3.3654 Saturdays and Suadays.
3-0850.
located,
house,
Relax.
10.
BUILDINGS
Dorado
SALE
floors.
2-€911,.Box
URB. COUNTEY SLUB: Brand new cor-| Center,
UF
COOL,
terrazze
| 2172 Realty,
beau- | kitchen,
monthly.
3.5205.
as
LOTS FOR SALE
for bed-
75) FOREST MALLS— Marginal B_1. Has| preposed
ceater.
1956
amd
leisure.
heart of Puerto Nueve business s¢rtioa. 450 SQ FT. office complete with; aw conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fi:aced doors and windows Roosevelt ani De Diege Aves.. Puerto Nuevo. Cal] 'Reyes,
third acre fenced, landscaped, shady. 700 | BaAYAMON
nd
dado Lagoon. 4 bedroems and 3 baths, beautiful furnished Kitchen, all brand sew equipment. ready for occupancy. Apt. 6A
Rafael.
elec- | White
in
island?
2135
ee &-1923. oe MODEEN WOME built by coatracter for | Joneen Otero, 74 | himself. Therefore no corner One
cemfertabie
the
room. spacious living and dining reom.| Camtrea Francisco,Realty, SamaBex Maria, Gardew Hane | 257 built-in kitchen, lauadry-maid’s 729, Reoseveit. 28311. |<
ware ’
the best residemtial
formation telephone
UF
ner
San
machine,
ed with TV & Hi-Fi. $450.
2-1317
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT im new buiidfine facing the Caribe Hilton and the Coa
Condominium
tm
Miramar,
for
clear,
Brand new modern architect-designed four bedrooms, twe baths, with dressing
tufully styled house. Four bedrooms, tmree air conditioned, large living room, large dimimg room. large family reom. twe baths, medern kitchen with maho samy nook and cabinets. carpert, carage. service quarters, lawadry reem. Furnish
74
kitchen.
\ ENT
ea
NEW APARTMENT t Candominium San Rafael, Stop 1l, Pemce de Leon Avenue, facing the Comdade Lagoon. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, livimg-dining reom and
washing
giass and tt table Rentig for
interested of
Do | modern
July, August. able. Cali telephone 6-3336
two bedbath. WC33.
Ext Los Angeles, 2md floor. First eatrance past bridge, only house with second floor After days. Sundays
refrigerator,
tric set, range. bar. TV radie.
you
center
OFFICES
rado Golf Course: All screened, three | roem with bath, two big front and back | 9193 , FURNISHED, two large bet | bedrooms. a living-diming roem, en-| terraces, barbecue area. 1383 meter lot living room, dining room, kitche, closed perch Private grounds. Complete | Fully landscaped, lawn, cyclone fence. Pantiy porch and large terrace, two ‘ i poel and play yard. DOCK FRONT ly furmished 5 beds. three couches, free- Room fer swimming tera, Gigmncl bathrooms, hot water, nice eceam view 2-8892,
Are
the
Barranquitas
1460
FULLY rooms. Cali 2061
in
1
Phone
OPPORTUNITY
99,000
.
land
-travel
-
or
FOR —
. -
Maybe you are not. Anyway, take a look
For
m7 FUENISGED
SALE
GUAYNABO
BARRANQUITAS: buyng
baths,
Large partly
with
FOR
-—
Otero, 8-1923.
Santurce.
and
Park,
65516.
beach,
room,
bathrooms. Fieral
2127 VEGA
Pence
2-3531,
reoms, big porch, ali rooms large. Lovely grounds. Call days 3-9757, nights 8-1298.
Terrace and pa-
as bedroom, Betances
CAPARRA:
VILLA CAPARRA charming home rent, furnished. Three airconditioned
a
amt
Information
appointment.
in Floral Park
te adjacemt te livingroom. Left side of FURNISHED PENTHOUSE \ partment, house is airconditioned. Three bedrooms one tig} sroom. dimingreon bedroom, | with built-in furniture, studie reom that vwoaa Cool and centrally located. $150 moniniy pilus utilities For mformatien cal 31325. Barclay Reaitty, De Diego 56 orne Ashford
$300.
by
FARMS JUAN
version oe Has 4 large bed- | meters with beautiful 2 story house, me1472 Ashford Avecoms, iejotud_ nue. Will leave $50,000 mortgage. Can be img the house. On mais highway. .~aear seen by appointment. Muniz & Muniz, schools, storess fruit trees. Mr. Jif
rentals. ideal for picnics. Telephoas 2-8138 for information and reservations. 1410 Salvader. Prat, Sasturce 6 OF
after
mear Ponce de Leon Avemge. Aniique furmiture im livimg amd dining room. Me dern kitchen with built-in commodities
76
seen
SALE
— suitable for con-|SAN
bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega Beach, Moatebay. Boca de —_*
6-7472
RESIDENCE
Rent
be
COMFORTABLE
Require year’s lease, beIst $300 monthty. Week-
5 PM,
6 PM, 228
two air baicony. 2138
befere
RENT
Can
servant’s
Read.
FOR
two
FOR
SECTION
3-6669
1984
APARTMEN1S
CONDADO
living, dimming, study, and maid's garage, and other facilities. Part-
lrving
residence. completely
HOUSES
ee
bedrooms.
porch, pantry, kitchen. extensive terraces. House
RENT
2132
peol 15’ x 27° ciming August
four
‘
ts
77 | 2146
erie Hyde Park . H ‘ a Rey, San. | fTBished, 1% acres of terrain, unusually aldrictmh Ive ie : turce. Rio Piedras Payment facitities. peantifal view. Three bedrooms, two large dinbuilt-in kitchen, mertgaces. | "2throoms. first for available Monev mg and living reom, spare airconditioned Investment properties “Call us 2-0911 reom, large cevered terrace. Swimming er urite Box 729. Roosevelt. 716
RENT
ee
with
furnished.
2-322.
San
San. Patricie: | BEVERLY
house
FOR
ee
=
ESTATE
or
eer
REAL INVESTING
house
for
distance twe
rent
of
Parkside,
shopping
bathrooms,
quarters,
in
attractive | within
center.
modern
barbecue,
very kitchen,
porches,
short
Telephone, and
servant's
garden.
FULLY FURNISHED house for rent, Miramar. Three bedrooms, bar, library, house recently decorated. coméortable, spacious. Patio perfect for parties. 2139 "4
FULLY Sagrado lovely
living
FURNISHED house for fent at Corazon Street, four Bedrooms, premises,
and
com({ort.
house
built
for
7
easy
“— ried
SPORTS
SERVICE
&
FOREIGN
CARS
‘ AIR
AR
CONDITIONERS
experienced FIAT 1958 convertible, 18.0)0 kilometers. | AIR CONDETIONERS, from $125.00 up ion. (ransportat | at INSULAR San|Cheap and dependable SALE this week at Muficz $500. Phome 2-6483 or 3,840C, ask for Bob WAREHOUSE others, local Bone. Typing, editing, contracts, 2131 UF | Truiille Alte m Teports. 184 TRIUMPH TR-3 1958, 18,000 miles. in
COND.
1909
74 1958 DELUXE VOLKSWAGEN sedan, whitewall tires and radiq. },000 miles. in-| — . Call Fert Brooke 2-0000| = ” 72 | bt na aie 1959 KARMA! convertible, ; >| ie nen: Cem peensags se ~ nm)
— . 3-5156.
:
Ur
THOMPSON gets his word in, with three IBM electrics and stenos to go with them, and a full time messenger te pick wp and deliver your job. For professional typing, mimeographing, offset printfmg, more people than eyer before are te Thompson Services, 13 Bolivia Street, Hato Rey, Dial 65207. 1221 76
HELP
:
NTIAC
WANTED
MANAGEMENT
a
A-1
visit te at site
FIRM
salary
$3800
Star. 2996
typist,
minimum
50
per
day 210,
immediately.
HOUSEKEEPER-COOK.
AND
some
of Cobian
Hills,
1882
lities.
Three
district. cilities.
teed.
similar
position,
manufacture.
from
any
A
MEN -
phase
Write
Box
Z,
of
B,
seeks
clothing Juan
2163
7 MUSICAL
PIANOS built, against
Muniz
-
@uaranteed — miving. Ponce de PIANOS
For
rust
rent,
for sale,
—
against
(springs
and
service - tuning Salvador R. Nim. Leon. Telephone
DIRECT
Full keyboard. termites. Fully
from
nna
new,
re
termites, pims)
—-
- repairs Inc., 1460 2-4358. 76
factory, $425.00.
rebuilt, & concrete
AETIC-KAR
auto
75
air
AUTO
conditioners
for
ali cars, and American. Good prices, financing, parts and service. Factory mechanics. Dealers requested. Mediavilla’s
Quisqueya’ ss
53,
Stop
24,
Machine
Hate
Rey.
FAMILY
6,
traffic
Night
Uniformed
Guards,
Rico
planted
1854
_
Ponce
de
Leon
ALTERATIONS
Motors
for
saice.
Bex
and
wamiat
eee find
ek
ee
cae
eee
ee,
ee
Telephone
-
—
Rapid
=
|
‘Moderate
prices.
1408, Stop 20, Santurce. Tel. 25791. “2
UF
MOVE
YOUR
furniture
bs
Almacenes
SERVICES
EXTERMINADORA
300
meters | services
modyrn
residence,
for
big | perienee.
(Commonwealth
homes,
Free estimate. and fumigation
business
and
OFFICE
Olympia
farms.
13
+
hills
Egg
mear
holding
room.
Aibonito.
out
Forms.
$9.25\M.
low
prices.
Unive:
We
handle
jome
os
ENVELOPES.
ete.
Snap
Letterheads 8 12 x IL
Envelepes
Envelopes Ne. 6 cards, $11.00jM.
34, T
Neo
16,
$7.25\M.
FURNITURE
typewriters,
and
Equipment:
Marchant
Calcu~
tators, Totalia, Adde and Everest adding machines; Rex-Retary Duplicators: Pho tecopiers. AN kinds office furniture avaiReal Hermanos, Fortaleza 300. Juan, Telephone 3-2338.-— Investigate eur Restal- Purchase Pilan-our Credit Terms facilities.
$8.60M.
Business 39172 fer
1s33
.
718
plans.
Improvement
;
Ai-
1242 cages,
LETTERSEADS,
7-0292.
payment.
will sell 2 1/4 acre
bea@tiful
|’
IMPROVEME COMPARE THESs VALUES: Carperts $595; Extra rooms (12° x 12’) $995; fences, porches, bathrooms, ete.. at
718
4
BIKINI
houge. Price $10,000 cash. | 28d
146,
is yours™ when the Whetior you're mov-
St.
pack
| mores precious
oI
EXTERMINATING LA
laying house with
room modern
Ley
718
similar
Write 2086
rm ~Fern4ndez
1972
[81 Trujillo Alt®O — | Services guaranteed. Preventive treat from Metropolitan] ment against termites. 20 years ex
plus starter house.
b
Payroll Escort, Con | te
Month- | guaranteed service. BUSTACIO A. IRF Sa ZARRY. 1854 Fernandez Junces Ave., Stop 2644, Saamturce. Tel 2-0827.
5
ve
im
make any type of Carben Brushes Coils to order. Roller and ball bearchanges
eo
bonito.
“THE PLEASURE moving job is ours.
-
ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRS WE REPAIR electric motors of all types.
$4,008. Payment fa-/| cpmpletely guaran
insta]jations.
jars
3 bed-
Celenial
work. “Marisa’s”, 1028 AshCondade. Telephone 72-4172.
Electric
TO ill health
—
719
}774
Save
SUBEAU:
a
P.
1955
m1
:
to States
livingreem,
Capitel
used
S
RETURNING
dimimgreom,
BUREAUS
DSOTECTIVE
~ America.
im|
on Highway 20 minutes-
Sonia
rooms,
seldom
tround.
Mun
electric
English.
POOLS,
most
714 | CoDPEr
Puerte
Rico's
dkiest
experienced
filtering
system.
These
NATURA PRODUCT Dist. Health Food Store. All natural viiamin and feed sup
plements. want
St.,
2081
If we
we'll
get
Sanmturce,
dcn’t
it fir
3-1396:
WATER WATER
brand and
new, with
you.
605
BOS
you|
THE
Belaval | offers
«
730 | *rotective eratory
from
$45.00
ULAR
WAR|]ZHOUSE
SUPPLIES L
PITAL
SOSPITAL
equipment.
{@ll factory
at
annual
what
HEATERS
x HEATERS,
service
have
COMPANY
y
First
clothing
supplies
SUPPLY aid
and
and
&
and
Ogveen
ip
equipment.
warranty | 25511, 33102
DISTRIBUT- | 1872 SALE
Shop.
Teil. UF
ELECTEO-LUX vacuum repairs
oniy
larger and 4.
size.
Please
call 25343
{
a.
or around
Samm
North American Van Lines, Inc.
SALE
USED WOODEN school desks for: saie $2.50 each for smaker size. $3.00 each fer
261
MORE
Valencia Baxt Express, Inc.
automatic
Del Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604 between San Jorge. and Parque, Santur ce. Telephone 2-532. 927 u®
FOR
75
a
cleaner aid air purifier. Also and maintenance. Breathe NO
MISCELLANEOUS
Lab
Therme
7
this
CLEANERS World's
it.
kits.
meters, masks, rubber goods. Every thing fer physicians, hospital and paup,|tiemts. 317 Fortaleza St, San Juan
=| Around the Block
truck buck-
3-3916.
AIR CONDITIONERS
of
VACUUM
or rent with operator — BuH-—2 Hydrocrane, excellent
3-5213,
Hm.
‘
&
good
for Mack.
DETECTIVE
OPPORTUNITIES
Extremely
EQUIPMENT
condition, completely mounted with clamshell
Speaks
| CONTINENTAL
cellar, ballroom of 15@ x 24’, hilltop terrace. Majordomo’s fouse. Swi i pool — 50 person cakacity, Spring supplies water by gravity to whole farm. This property is perfict fgr a summer] resort, clubhouse, etc. Infowmation: Mue-} bleria Rivera Vega, 3-490. SPEAK]
ORS’
FOR SALE eyrus Erie
Juan.
- HEALTH FOODS
Treated for tropics ana guaranteed. Also rent for
CONSTRUCTION
16
(left
‘ ¥
INSTRUMENTS
tropiecalized
San
pup-
Im) behind
2145
DUE
pants
San
ete.
Will make appoint | Seamstress {aturdays. Phone | ford Ave.
Total price Investment
separate
m1
knowledge
Km.
Read
fences,
FARM - 13 ACRES, with 6 reinforced | Pest Control Services) concrete buildings; ea¢h with bath and | Control of insects, rats
to
3511L 2072
experienced
Cruz,
GOWNS
acres
902, 2-3531.
call
abie
WANTED,
esq.
— |
champion
coffee and miscellanecus fruits. ly sales 13,000 — 154000 — great possibilities for (:xpansion_
take English dictation. Knowledge of Spanish preferable but net essential Call
factory,
nets,
GAS STATION — equipped cafeteria and | We dining room. Recently..constructed con-| and crete howse, three bed:soms, other faci-| ing
m1 SECRETARY.
MANAGER,
ggod
6-433.
BUSINESS
with
or
Luna
Carter | Call 3-€642, enquire
Pimscher
Kennel,
Drive
Méndez,
Area.
Garden
ai)
TABLES
ees
Memi
English,
couple
repairs
dishwashers, stoves. Same
CARPENTER
UF
Registered,
Greenbriars
ta
POSITIONS
to
Mary
Doberman AKC
best prices available. ments evenings and
minu-
2-5100. 2067
GENERAL
yards.
Piedras—Caguas
frontage Gurabo.
EXPERIENCED
fenced
BRIDAL
Interviews
continental
Sts.,
[PETS puppies
8 weeks,
ehildren. Excellent salary. Live in. Maid’s accommodations excellent. McCabe, CorHastings
AND
BEAUTIFUL
Lama,
720
Excess
72
&
|
La
DRESS
2096
for
Be
H
dight
Saturday, July 2nd, Hotel La Concha, El Mirador, from 12:30 to 5:00 BM. Mr. Underhill.
woman,
with
Rio
te make money during vacation. Our products are very easily sold, always have a very large demand. Good com-
elder
homes
stock.
week, excellent salary. El Imparcial building. UF
paid
—
pies,
SALES LADIES wanted for part time or full time. Also teenagers, who would like
missions
FREE
COLLIE
te. 2. Some Spanish necessary. 3. Addressograph and Graphotype machine expe-
rience. —5% Apply room 2144
SHOP
BANQUET
FEMALE
words
REPAIR
washers, dryers, ranges, and gas
pom PARTIES, we rent tables.- chairs,
1462 =
Paint Stores, intersection Rio Piedras Caguas entrance te Rio Piedras.
GIRL FRIDAY —- San Juan Star has a Position open for a young lady whe meets the following qualifications: 1. Experieneed
makes electrie
76
:
Building).
2102
@VERSEAS MANAGERS seeded in Caribbean area, to supervise salesman. $15,000 a year positions open. Earnings start after training peried. Call 3-6689. 1957 1
—
MARQUEZ
eis
UF
WANTED
© i
+
Martorani Avenue: Mators,20, Inc., 8
Lottery
DOGS
plus
Bew automobile. Qualifications: 1. High School Graduate or better. 2. Married with children. 3. Excellent employment background with references. 4. Must have a Puerto Rico driver’s license. 5. Reliable, ambitious with a desire to get ahead. Mail resume to Box G, San Juan
HELP
beau-|
transother
bowis. mical FIAT. Just call 34290, er pay us| veliet tables.and Slasses, We deliver pick up.trays. Call ice Muebieria
MALE
TEAINEE
Starting
hardtop,
WHY BUY A USED CAR? WitW $275. down payment and $44brand install-| ments, , econo-
has an opening for a young mam over 2 years of age. Applicant who is selected will be thoroughly trained im sales and management.
Yoor
368; after 6 PM, 6-7472. 229
absolutely necessary. M. Santaella, 8-8263 between 8 — 5, Monday — Friday. nm
WANTED
727
extras. Excellent Original own- | 44% service Guarantee on parts. Call er. $500 cash before 5 FM, 69000 Ext.| Sia of #1012 uw
general heusework. Salary $125. Continental family. References
HELP
76
RENTAL
SALE
ja pit tone ame ‘Automatic mission, radio, white ewalls,
MARRIED COUPLE te live in. Man to drive and garden. Woman help with children and a month.
FOR
BOX
= 1988 E STEREO. 3400 GE a” san JUAN - PONCE: Biiingual, | HAVING A PARTY? Bring your favorite | steve. $100. Double bed with box spring nour telephone answering service afd | orchestra inte your heme. Juke Boxes — | and bedroom chair, $100. Crib with matdes® space for business amd professio | Stereos — Hi-Fis — with 200 popular | tress. $20. Fokdims carriase with matnails. Also service for people without | amd dance records — jaz, beleros, cha | tress. $10. Convertible car bed. $5. Set phones. Call 23813 Sam Juan, 25960} cha chas, calypso. Free delivery & pick-| of ladies’ colf clubs with bag, $28. Fan, Ponee. up. Same day service. Call day or night. | $5. Pertabie three speed record player, UF | Stateside Vending Co., 23013, Ext, 215. | $15. Large cefiection of Christmas erna-
i
CARS
JUKE
8
night
SERVICE
-=
or
cwewrnsiss SALE
SERVICES|==
Nn
bond
‘ANSWERING
FOR
713
nono Toon swe ot | MISCELLANEOUS
EFFICIENT, fast Secretariat Service, legal documents, contracts. reports, free pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaush
FURNITURE
& EEFRIGERATION
ene
Juan transient, shorthand,
REPAIRS
o
PUBLIC
3-8254
DS
LELE
A
Fi
SECRETARIAL
| OAs — aig’ aap
reall ae
C |,
3-8400 Ext 72
: sisi
between
&
ast
451 Fernandez Juncos — Telephone 3-3900 — Puerto Rico 39 Breadway, New York — Digby 4-7940 "
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knee
and taken to Presbyterian
Hospital for treatment. Montoya was! taken and
kilometer
28
Trujillo
Alte
3817
ERONERS, from $125.00 up, with full factory warranty at
INSULAR
WAREHOUSE SALE this week Rivera 875, Rie Piedras and 2.8 Truijille Alto Road
BOATS
FOR
Judge
Road.
annual
at Mufioz kilometer
FOOT
fiberglass
New
75
Larson
H.P.
eectrie starting. bul. Telephone 3-" 890. 2116
Deluxe
Johnson
and PM
brand new, and service,
DISTRIBUTORS’
WAREHOUSE SALE this week Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and Alte
at Mufoz kilometer
Road.
SALES
&
SERVICE
$125. up at INSULAR annual WAREHQUSE
SALE
at
this
week and
Mufioz
Rivera
kilometer
2.8
875,
Truiillo
3 WILCHEK Television Service 10 years experience is behind the
best in T. V. sevice and repair on receivers of any make ur model AD work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268. s UF PAN AMERICAN ELECTRONICS LABS repair gany make TV, radio or Hi-Fi Ninety day guarantee. Stateside-trained technicians. Evening service. Ca.J 9 AM to 10 PM 64230. 1136 UF
TV
&
RADIO
TELEVISION. home.
RENTAL
RADIOS,
Same
for
service
rent
given
in to
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is
ex-
pected from senators. Today’s defeat in the House followed an afternoon of heated debate and was signaled by a teller saw
members.
walk
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bill
later
6n
was
upheld
a
a roll call
half
hour
vote.
(Continued from Rivers shouted.
Eisenhower authority
in Cuba’s
Page
Shortly
a
for the ba-
3% million tons from Cuba, one
of of
than
producers.
half the
group Union
Miramar.
Meat Market
m.n
was
a
31,
dispute.
afte
a
fell, : : reeling
meat
market
in
who
strikers
iclaim
employes, of
the
had
fired
for
later.
The lence
climax
unidentified
5
p.m.,
asgailants
The ate.
to
the
Cuban
This crop.
To protect domestic producers, this country is paying Cuba a premium of about two cents above the world market price.
of
ac-
None of the car
in with
and May
vio-
on
nized
the
gaining
into the
the
right
third
round
set
ben-
JUKE
news-
dug
for
SIU
agent
scene
recently
recog-
as
collective
administrative
strike.
of
some
maintenance
Valencia-Baxt
An at but
key
was all
match
won
held by
the
March trucking
Seafarers,
and
court."
The- girls others were meeting
and
said they and the up all night at a
at one
of the
Eddie’s,
to
clubs,
Leon
discuss
their
plight, and by daybreak, were so furious they decided to form the picket brigade. In revoking the licenses, the
authority said Leon and Eddie’s put on lewd shows and had girls pushing
drinks
on
customers.
The
other clubs, the Moulin Rouge, the French Casino and the Monaco Club,
were
termed
clip
joints.
(Continued
the
From
Page
United
1)
of Prime campaign
States
and
are the $26Shell Oil Co.
refinerys
Standard
the
Esso
Jersey
$125-million
refinery;
Cuban
in which the U. Telephone and
gwns
65
Castro
per
of
of
the
stock.
been
what
was
dance
DELIVERY
&
ag -
open
records
PICK-UP
STATESIDE VENDING CO. | 29-3013 Ext. 215 night
the
promotions
previ-
signed and
56
studied and possibly revised sligh-
ly by the agency s office of Economic Research. In addition, the officials
said, there
that Fomento’s
was
New
a chance
York
push the final figure up to about 160
stateside-owned
plants.
Fomento Administrater Teodoro Moscoso is scheduled to announce
the
final
figures
at
a
next week.
gets
credit
for a pro-
operations
here.
No figures were available terday as to the potential ployment
in the promoted
However,
one
employment
official in
plants.
estimated
new
plants
would “reach or possibly excel the 12,300 potential jobs” created by Fomento promotions in fiscal 1959. > ” as
and
a move
perhaps
tric Co., American
in
view-
the
yesem-
by
the
government
to further harrass
seize
the Cuban
Elee-
the largest remaining investment in Cuba.
Executives
of
Esso
and
Shell,
who followed Texaco’s example refusing oil, said
days—perhaps hours—before their plants also would be seized by the Cuban Petroleum Institute.
to
a
re-
DE A. MAYOL
& CO.,
INC
INVITES YOU To
see
the
exposition
WEAR
of
our
product
EVER
. (Kitchen-Ware)
eoercion
HOME ISLA
AT
in
to refine Russian crude it appeared a matter of
Lod SUCRS.
©
office
had signed several prospects late yesterday afternoon, which could
ed
have
in
stateside
of Fidel Castro
over.
post
136
Co.
cent
1959,
locally owned promotions for a total of 192 plants. Chance Of Higher Figure Officials emphasized that the preliminary figures still must be
Telephone
Cuban Communications Minister Enrique Oltuski was also removed his
fiscal
the
charge of Cuban telephone since March 1959, but have not officially taken
‘During
ous record year, Fomento
and
S. International Telegraph Co.
officials
of the success
motion when a company signs a contract committing it to begin
“foreign monopolies” million British-Dutch New
endorsement”
Fomento
Probable next targets Minister Fidel Castro’s
against
“an
of the island’s economic development program.
press conference
CUBA
about
the possible significance of this trend. Some officials expressed concern about the drop in the number of firms new to Puerto Rico. However, others hailed the rise in the number of expansions as
favoritism.
Jazz — Boleros — Cha Cha Cha — Calypso or
read-
“What murder did we commit?” “Kangaroo
of Teamster
Seafarer
management
at the
last
agreed
in the wake of
drivers Inc.
waterfront
parties
complaints and
200
workers
Express,
election
this
firm
into
with .200: popular
bar-
for its cireulation, and
control
and
door,
sings
Page 1)
yesterday
Seafarers
strike
YOUR FAVORITE ORCHESTRA HOME YOUR INTO BOXES — STEREOS — HI-FIS
FREE
Sen-
Yesterday’s violence came on the eve of the vital election between the SIU and the Teamsters
hand.
front
after
HAVING A PARTY?
BRING
the
employes. Mechanical, and some editorial personnel continue the
Suddenly three shots plowed into the car, Boyne said, and one of the crowd slashed with a hunt-
his right
re-
allows
to the
the
June 6. The newspaper
p. per.
at
carried
From
officials
seven Seafarers wounded, Boyne
soon
appeared
picket
the
the was
publication
when
Teamster
knife
goes
They
closed the newspaper on 30. The tabloid resumed
Frank Boyne, 48, the driver of the bullet- -pocked Seafarer car, a crowd of men neared the SIU vehicle as it backed to a stop from
office.
ing
added. The Brotherhood of Teamsters struck El Imparcial on May 24,
allegedly
Seafarer
block:
Puerto
to
bartenders,
roof.
advertising,
one
House
compensa-
labor
bill now
line at the newppaper El Imparcial. According to;SIU: port agent
about
Bureau
law
dancers,
about
comedians and other employes of the clubs showed up at the SLA
from
the
pumped three bullets into a blue Chevrolet carrying reinforce-
ments
exotic
indignant,
foreign-owned.
efit payments below the minimums established for mainland-born federal employes.
said
union
50
and
The semiofficial newspaper Revolucion hailed the action as a sign the $25-million plant is no longer
‘Torres,
if yesterday’s about
of
Incensed
had
dependents
current
secretary
3
came
scene
Durand
disability
The
simple assault, and released under $400 bail. He Pe back on the Prime Meat Hne four picket hours
the ju-
the
where
at
tion.
of
strike
demonstrators,
been
to
federal
ceiving
recogni-
Rafael
rookie
incident
native-born
Rican
was triggered by the alleged dismissal Saturday of eight “Prime
Meat
the
an
Washingten
against
from
the
when
yesterday passed omnibus legislation which contains a provision ending discrimination
20 Prime Meat: employes. The
a coherent
WASHINGTON—The
against
demand
Attorney
agree with the the major was
taken
STAR
an allied union, the Retail Clarks, AFL-CIO,
District
during
murder
line
support
him
the
the force of the fblaw, police said. The Seafarerg were picketing the
yes-
Bill Passed Ending PR Discrimination
Lie-
the glass door of his market
stand
ti carry on
were
Lieman later said he was
uninjured. Lieman
the
down of four nightclubs on gay and gaudy 52nd street. The authority closed the clubs Tuesday.
reportedly tried to arrest the major for forcing entry into a hotel room occupied by two women.
board
pickets
shot
in self defense
take
Assitant
rors
wielded by union organizer Victor
Forti,
he
the Gramboko Hotel. Prior to the testimony,
Prime
Jack
with
not
conversation”
Prime
exbcutive
struck
by
shot
violence
to’ police,
de
ex-rookie
Durand.
major
“too drunk
i
According
second-
of
claimed
Thomas Ireland prosecutor that
over by
the
the
<rial
who
did
led
Meat Market, Tac. at Fernandez Juncos Ave. and Hernandez St.
eut
is
major
of
of
terday. A packed courtroom, however, heard five witnesses cal-
shooting
noon
frogt
of
Antonio
Marine
ago,
{mmediately.
before
in
~-parade
when he was arrested two months
Violence’ Explodes
and
the national interest. At present, the United States
the world’s
the
gual.
exploded
day
murder
Durand
when
The case was turned
sunk
1)
lance of 1960 and for 1961 at such levels as the President finds to be buying about Sugar a year
almost
The
first
policeman
1960 Fiat, the was not deter-
nigkt.
administration
quota
report,
THOMAS—A
gree
One bullet shattered the left rear window of fhe car, another
to establish
sugar
last
ensued
ing
SUGAR
is more
the
according
tivity. Seafarer Forti was charged
endorsed a measure similar to the defeated Democratic bill. Consider-
which
police!
mined
he
dicted that the narrower coverage criteria may make it almost impossible to include a great number of Puerto Rican workers under the new coverage provision. ‘The bill now goes to the Senate where the labor committee has
Republican
began,
men in a rented owner of which’
hotels,
WAGE
in
Mon-
luger,
Montoyo drove ;up to a of Seaferer International
one
The
from
black
tion as bargainifg agent for some
hospitals, for yéars. Call 3-0719 and will deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month Telereatal Service. 267 UF
asked
taken.
a P-38
incident
the
in
TV SETS, from D'STRIBUTORS’ Piedras Road.
to
annual
75
T.V.
vote
ST.
witnesses testified in court yesterday to the intoxication of Maj. Warren L. Stewart, on the day of his death here April 20, during
police last night to Assistant District Attorney Agustin Man-
FIDELITY
INSUTAR
able
gun
The
72
from $45.00 up faetory warranty
2.8 Trujillo 1813
Run-
Seahorse
$2,200. New boat 9-0090 or after 7
HIGH HI-FI'S, with full
own
$4,000 mur-
(Continued
mento
NEW YORK (P—A bevy of striptease dancers besieged the New York State liquor authority offices this week, protesting the shut-
By ALTON ADAMS Special To The STAR
es.
was
Strippers Cover-Up: With Picket Signs
When Killed
with | police said, with four bullets. Police retrievefi three shells believed to have’ been fired form hundreds the gun.
715
BoS Over
night
and at $1,000 each on
weapons
. The
1498
R.o Alto 1812
der charge,
men | toya
tent yacht brokers in erie you tha fins Garvie thot ef local yachtsmen who have purchased their craft through the Bertram orGanization praise. For free listings of further information, write, phone or v.sit Kiko Toro, Ime:; Step 31 - Mufioz Rivera Avenue. Hato Rey. 65429.
at
in
Uses Luger
cognized
@bout.
Marcelino :' Flores
Judge Flores set bond at on the attempt to commit the
SALE Virgin
37
before
75|;court and charged with attempted murder plus ‘illegal possesion brand new apd service, ot a weapon and ¢arrying charges.
DISTRIBUTORS’
VI Jury Told Marine Drunk
(Continued Fyom Page 1) Tierra. He was‘ struck in the
THE
SHOW
GRANDE
AIRPORT
From July1 thru July 10
________||
New
York
STANDINGS
LEAGUE
+u
25
«615
NATIONAL Pitts
LEAGUE
41
24
«631
os
Cleveland
37
27
578
2h2
Milwaukee
38
27
585
3
Baltimore
41
30
577
2
San
36
31
537
6
Chicago Detroit
36-331) 32 34
537 485
5
St. Louis
33
35)
485"
Ble
Cincy
32
Wash
30
34°
469
9%
K. City Beston
26 24
42 43
382 358
1542
L. Angeles 32 35 .478 10 Chicago 27 39 409 14% Phila 28 41, 406 15 Night games not included. Today’s Games San Francisco (Jones 9-7) at Phidelphia (Buzhardt 4-5). night. Milwaukee (Buhl 7-3 and Willey 43 or Pizarro 4-2) at St. Louis (Jackson 9-7 and Simmons 1-0), twi-night. Los Angeles (Podres (66) at
Night
games
not included Today's Games
6-7
(Lary
Detroit, (Ford
17
at
New
York
night
4-5),
Chicago
Pierce 6-3) at Baltimore (Pappas 6-5 , night Cleveland Grant 5-2) at Washington (Fisher 3-3), night Kansas City (Hall 9-3) at Boston (Sullivan 3-7), night
MAJOR (Based
Minosv,
Chicago
on
331
Boston Gentile, Baltimore Marts. New York Smith. Chicago RUNS BATTED Maris. New York Gentile, Baltimore Hansen, Chicago Minoso, Chicago Skowron, New York HOME RUNS Maris. New York Mantle, New York Williams,
329 327 326 321 IN 64 49 47 47 47 25 18
Boston
13
Held, Cleveland Colavito, Detroit
13 13
PITEHING Based
on
7
or
Coates, New York Brown, Baltimore Estrada, Baltimore
Perry,
Cleveland
more
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Chicago
LEAGUE
(Last night’s AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING Runnels,
Fran.
decisions)
9-0 6-2 83
1.000 .750 -727
8-3
.727
140
or
(Law
478
9h 10
11-3),
night.
(Newcombe 3-5) (Freeman 3-0).
at
bats)
.348 350
Groat,
.340
Pittsburgh
Clemente, Pittsburgh Ashburn, Chicago RUNS BATTED
337 .333 IN
Banks, Chicago Mays, San Francisco Aaron, Milwaukee
65 54 53
Francisco
52
Pittsburgh
51
HOME RUNS Banks, Chicago Boyer, St Louis Aaron, Milwaukee Mathews, Milwaukee Cepeda, San Francisco PITCHING (Based
Law,
om
7
or
more
Pittsburgh
McCormick
San
high
jump
run
into
After
last AAU field,
and
held
jump
National
it
in
22 18 18 16 15 decisions)
11-3
Fran.
Williams L. Angeles
record
the
air
measurement made.
of
jump,
the
.786
9-3.
.750
62
.750
EVERYONE IN PUERTO RICO
and
bar
could
should
before
must after
this
the
not
second
be
mea-
surement.
Pincus the
Sober,
AAU
mittee,
Chairman
Track
said
and
at
a
Field
track
of Com-
coaches’
luncheon Tuesday that he doesn’t believe “that incident should invalidate Thomas’ performance.” ; “But,”
feree
he
I
said,
must
everything submitting
“as
meet
honestly
re-
divulge
that happened his jump for
when consi-
deration as a world record.” The mark will be submitted
to
the
Athletic anov of ognized
mas
has
International
Amateur
Federation. Yuri StepRussia holds the rec-
record
a
of
7-1,
pending
7-1%,
Superior
but
Tho-
record
of
Basketball WL
x San German Ponce Arecibo x-Santurce Rio Piedras x-San Juan Bayamon x-Quebradillas x-Last night ed
Pet.
9 3. .750 10 4 = .714 10 5 667 9 5 643 8 5 615 4 8 333 5 10 oo8 0 15 000 game not includ-
Today’s
through
a
hatband.
Show
base
on
for
me
me
the
Solly
boats
the
original
first
Kreiger
time
cub’s
with
herding
of boyhood’s
Furillo
Maxie
with
a
a
a
pride
boxer
regatta
of
police
down
his
to
arm
was
taunt
with
straw
for
Tom
bat
in
Fool
his
hand.
to run
over.
hooks.
Let
walking
card,
with
in
body
my
punches.
the Metropolitan Rice,
gut--
to
tout
i
good. slapping
a righthand puncher. Play the music Richman sings ‘Puttin’ On The Ritz”
hard
distance
when
Rosenbloom
nonchalance while Harry
Measure
Don’t
ba
a
3
b
let the
CANTON dumping scandals happen and set up Ed Roman so he can shoot from outside. Stake Otto Graham to a last Sunday afternoon with his receivers in the clear. Put Conn McCrear y on a laterunnjng colt. Bring back a night when Tony Galento, crouched and obése, was landing his leaping left
first
roller
the
coaster
most
ride.
beautiful
Swing
woman
me
time
know
around
I’ve ever
seen.
steal sign once again. Let me make another cellar when Walter O'Keefe was telling his
Footballs,
Just once more have down a Yankee pitcher.
a football locate
field
the
happy
for a last
Cotton
Club
gibberish.
Tell
Taxis
the
gasping
and
make
Give
Jackie
trip to jokes
And
jo¥ of
Billie
my
Dove
Robinson
Barney
the
Gallant's |
Cards
Tony Lazzeri trudge in from second to settle Put Fordham’s Seven Blocks of Granite on
goal-line
up-town
Ralph
stand.
when
Beard
Find
Cab
me a
taxi
Calloway
to bring
the
that
will
screamed
his
basketball
up-court
for Kentucky, and make sure he has gum to chew. Sit in the booth at Dave’s Blue Room while Richy Craig Jr., emaciated dying, entertained the night prowlers of Broadw ay with his sour Start John Henry Lewis jabbing. Fire the brass cannon after more Manhattan touchdown. Assemble a band for Phil Harris to Put nin nings back into Lefty Grove’s arm and wreathe his
ball in fog. Bring
another
order
of Strawberries
and
cream
first and wit. one + lead. fast,
at break-
fast on the clubhouse terrace at Saratoga while Native Dancer works® in the sunlight still misty with the dregs of the night. Put . larceny
back in Reggie McNamara’s heart and let me watch as he ‘tries to} steal a lap in the six-day bike race. , i Give me a view of Marcel Cerdan going to his man behind hig humped shoulder.
and brokers’
Ask
game
the
dealer
to
on the tenement
run
the
stoops
cards
of my
in
the
bankers®
childhood.
Get
Bey
Jones, sitting his pony in the stable area at Churchill Dawns, ta describe the marvelous entry of Citation and Coaltown when Calumet dominated racing. Put the squeeze on when Phil Rizzuto ’s the hitter. . Request Mildred Bailey to sing ‘“‘Georgia’”’ for an encore. Make
Frankie
Crosetti
Bring back a substitute
work
the for
the
hidden
ball
trick
as
no
one
ever
old Casino de Paree when a barber-shop shave sleep. Install Sid Silvers in a first-balcony stage
so he can heckle Phil Baker. once
Hudson p.m
grant
fire-line
Carl
Tell
Just
Games
Ponce at Rio Piedras, 8:30 (Sixto Escobar Stadium).
more
|
ters running with rain after a storm. Allow Grantlan d me on a final longshot. Throw Red Rolfe a pitch he can push to left. Give Bronko Nagurski the football and send him into the crumbling line. Let me clamber over the picket fence to play basketball in the courtyard of P. S. 95 on frosty evenings. Sit me in the dusk of a night club while Billie Holiday murmurs with lyrical grief. Have a runner try to take an extra
Championships in Bakersan official grabbed the
before a final the height was
once
Sail the paper
may
the
the
Just Once More
By Jimmy Cannon
snag.
made
at
: Just
2-inch
Thomas
technical
Thomas
Sports Today
(AP)—That
by John a
ome
Friday, July 1, 1960
7-foot,
Friday
touched
Mays, San Francisco Larker, Los Angeles
Clemente,
ANGELES,
mean
NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING
San
LOS
record-breaking
a
not included)
Cepeda,
—
Thomas’ High Jump Record Now In Doubt
crossbar at
STAR
The rules say the height be measured before and
LEADERS
more
games
35
JUAN
ote
MAJOR LEAGUE AMERICAN
SAN
Ary ee
THE
a9
£2
okie
eae
ot Pret
ree
more
with
ing
arrogance.
it.
Bring Get
in
Joe
a
main
drive
in Lou
spotlight
on
event
Boudreau’s the
for
Myrna
a Ziegfield
Follies.
Collect
until
on
course
was
the
camp
he
‘dump
hands
bullpen
Billy
the
the
Darby
‘
iicart
let him
with
Graham,
cook.
met
all
Let
me
comers
and
gamblers
behind
the
Bucky Walters bust.off a curve ball. Have Joe Louis train at Pompton
when
grandfather's
up
mans
that .saunter,
who
never
madg¢é
é
the
dawn
my
Page’ from
fight
Shine
wag box
:
me
St. Put a bat back
age
a bad
let
could,
the
who
Roxy
played
miniature Let
me
go watch
; i Bill Bottoms
N. J., when
Russell,
champion
:
to amble: throug
Theatre.
Lakes,
bet on Joe
as
cue-her
the
pin-ball
pin-ball
champiog,
player
of Broad
way. Perform a miracle and assemble the Casa Loma band, which was a greater ally of romance than whiskey. Put in me again the delightful fear of flying in an old Army crate when every trip was an adventure. i t
Give Jimmy Walker just one more parade to lead. Heal Dark Star’s foot and let him run out the Preakness without breaking down
Have Leo Durocher the pivot man. Make
Arnold
Rich
Girl’
| Albuquerque
CAR
DON
is the finest
rum
for you
FOR
1959 with
Mercedes
Benz
190
black
red
leather
This
car
top,
is like
new
Tucker
in
to
his
86°
Destileria Serraliés, inc. Ponce,
P. a,
double
to
play
Doc
From
with
Frankie
Blanchard
Fe,
way.
N.
when
Frisch :
Army
ap '
needs
price
at
once
purple
GARCIA 8:30 A.M.
VIDAL to 4:30
more
sun
let
me
ride
from
set.
BALTIMORE
convertible,
interiors,
original
Just
Walcott Raps Johanssoa
SALE SL,
M.,
white
8000
miles.
$7,000.
Please
Joe
Walcott,
3-2103 P.M.
(AP)
oldest
—
Jersey
man
ever
te
win the heavyweight boxing championship of the world, calls foe
mer son
champion “an
“He
MR.
ISI Proof
hand-off
precise
Santa
call: 60°
another
a yard for a down. If there must be wrestling I'd like to see Strangler Lewis, fat and bald, standing the kids on their heads in shootin g matches. Hit a fly ball behind Earl Coombs and have him outrun if. Send me to cover a basketball game as it was before the frea | took it over. Let me eavesdrop on the gamblers making their mark 3 lon the sidewalk in front of Lou Tendler’s place in Philadelphia on § ‘fight night. Aloof and haughty, get Noel Coward to sing ‘Poor Little
POST TIME 3 P.M.
will tell you
start
Ingemar
amateur.”
(Johansson
in the ring”, Tuesday.
Johan¢
,
\
:
doesn’t belong
Walcott
said
la
“He was lucky in catching Patterson
time,”
the
last
a
nn nae an * ——-1*
the
year-old ex-champion said. “Floyd was over-trained. i
7 -@¢
wae int = ose
sews
mer eafe operator hag been convicted of offering Philadelphia pitcher
Lnda
(L.R.
Velez)
109
whipping gures te
this give
petition. by
It
2nd-$1,500;
Easy
should
be
alw;
3-yrs;
3 4 3+ 8 6
6
eneing made
outside
of
basebaH
had
to
women minutes
deliberated Wednesday
legs
than
before
30 re-
the
Ethan
Common
Pleas
Moon
Glo
Allen
Cafe.
Doty
prosecution.
the
night
before
the
after Freidman’s attorney
night
doubleheader
motion
for
a
new
trial.
cet .
Robinson, ander, was
for
Aug.
1. ’
31-year-old _rightthe principal wit-
second
game
Sept. of
When
He 22
when Robinson was scheduled to pitch
Freidman was freed on $1,500 bail pending a hearing on the motion
the
that Freidman made the
sent-
a
withheld
of
for
a
against
llth
the
twi-
Cin-
cinnati. Pittsburgh was the first major league team to drive in 100 runs this season. They drove in 109
runs in their first 19 games.
Sparta (Reyes) £-Cantinera (Bravo)
105 111
8-1 10-1
f-Paubline (Guzman) Carabina (Vazquez) f-Camovanas (Paniagua) f-Bella Aurora (Iglesias) {-Tocayo (R. Gonzalez)
111 111 110 104 110
10-1 15-1 10-1 10-1 10-1
f-feld
105 116 lll 104 109
Beni
may
overdue,
take
one
lead
and
heme classy one but de good longshot.
3rd-$2,550; alw; >) 7 a-Mayaguezana
too
to
beat.
hold
it.
en
Pelea-
4-yrs-up;
Bo-
El
Con-
f.
(Na-
512
ti
113°
(4-5
2 a-El Lider (Matos) 4 Resita (Caraballo)
(Iglesias)
114 108
45 5-2
3 bCumbre
115
3-1
113 103° 103 108
3-1 6-1 8-1 10-1
(A.L.
Ramos)
6 bComplice (Cordero Jr.) 5 Comvidada (Valdes) 1 Petama (Reyes): 8 Epi Jr. (I. Pizarro)
a-Establo b-Estabio
Las Marias entry. Lares entry.
Mayaguezana needed @ res te take lead and
g ves
strenght
to
recent start; fihold it. El Lider
entry.
it. Cumbre-Complice chance.
Rosita
emtry
eould
has
4-h-$2,300; cilmg ($8,500-$10,000); wp; 11/16 m. (Imported) 7 6
a-Butaliufu (Contreras) a-Blancor (Obregon)
3
Julia
4
D.
(Valdes)
Cimitarra
2
Senor
‘Cordero
Martinez
Jr.)
(iglesias)
a-Establo Ideal entry. Fataliafu-Blancor very
ha-d
te
shake.
ere te do it.
fear.
Julia
3.h-$1,300 clmg 1116 m. (Imported) 2 5
sharp
fast
Forever a-Veneno
(Caraballo) (I. Pizarro)
Garza Hamlet
(Cintron) (1.G. Ramos)
120 110
44 4-5
103
3-2
104
2-1
103
8-1 entry,
in
cleser,
($1,200);
fair
4-yrs-
strong
D.
Cimitarra
do
a
last, could
4-yrs-up;
14 a-Best Story (J. Cordero) 10 Ardistan (Bonilla)
118 118
lll lll
2-1 5-2
12 3
113 118
“4-1 51
11 7 8 6
Moose Baby (D. Rodriguez) Critico (Contreras)
118 6-1 118 10-1 113 118
9 f-Yuya 1 4
13
(Maldonado) (Brazo)
B.
(lglesias)
12-1 15-1
106 20-1
f-Gustavo D. (Reyes) i-Spell (Cordero Jr.)
111 116
{-Den
118 20-1
Domi
2-Cupey
ei
5-2 3-1
Su Novia Perdooti
Stable
=v
f-f.eld
(Corchado) and
Blue
20-1 20-1
Stars
Sru
horse
Forever overdue, one te beat. VenenoBest. Stery strong entry, both have a goed chance. Ardistan fast closer, may g>t ‘em im fimal yards. Garza good lengshot.
¢ n-$2,400; (iinported)
clmg
($3,000);
3-yrs:
9
5
f.
El Periodista (Iglesias) 31 Dee (Maldonado) 2 a-Capt. Starlight (Caraballo)
106 113° 106
2-1 5-2 3-1
12
108
(7-2
6 b-Fraficia (Nieves) 1+ &Pincel (Vaides)
106 106
5-1 7-1
13 f-Rigoberto (Flores) 4 Katiuska (Reyes)
115 7-1 104 10-1
3
Sagadonna
(Landrau)
bOrocevis
(F.
5 b-Duminada jv a-Russa (D. 7
1 8
Tessie
C.
Rivera)
109
(Rosario) Maldenade)
108 106
5-1 3-1
108
15-1
(J.J.
Pizarro)
Tommy C. (Guzman) Starwyn (I. Pizarro) a-Establo A.R. Maduro
be
“Polite and gracious, considerate and helpful” is the way Webster defines courtesy —It’s also the way Shell dealers everywhere like to meet and greet you, the way they like to serve you. Shell stands for quality products
5-1
backed by courteous, friendly service— always.
113 25-1 104 50-1 Pdonce Sta-
an
entry.
b-Estabio J. Core entry.
f-fiel to
Carro,
El Periedista keen beat. Dee is always
Capt. cond
A.
Carro
Starlight
do
clmg
in
($2,000);
ll 5 9 3
7
1
Toreador
113°
+
(Corchado)
Mariangie (Olivo) Kafu (Caraballe)
105 106
(Rosario) Constelacion El Negus (Bravo)
Conquistador
(Hernandez)
f-Exealibur f-field horse.
113.
4-1
113
(Guzman)
but one longshot. at
5-2 5-2
3-1 31
6-1
106 8-1 106 10-1 108 8-1 114 61
Toreador needed recent start, beat. Mariangie spedy, may go classy Mafu way. Constelacion, geod
6 5-2
120 120
116
Gemelito (Burgos)
4 f-Aplicado (1. Pizarro) 6 El Greco (Reyes) (Lizardi) 13 fCamdida 14 f-Santa Jessie (Landrau) 8
debut,
4-yrs-up:;
(Native)
10
T.
imvader here, one clese, one to fear.
impressive
it.
7th-$1,550; f
and
dhorse.’
tee
8-1
one to ali the erratic.
Law,
win-
on
22
over
it marked
June
the
St.
time he has
Louis.
Law, whose string of success over the Redbirds began in 1958, needed help from Elroy Face to win his third game over the Cards this year, a 3-2 decision.
7-2 4-1 61 7-1 7-1
La
erratic.
victory
Cardinals,
ninth consecutive
horse.
Bon
Vernon
ningest pitcher in the majors Leagues this year, posted his
f.
5-2 3-1
der
offer
in
Judge
ness
outrun
112 109°
La Boheme (Caraballo) El Conde (Maldonado) Consulta (Corchado) M. del Pilar (Cordero Jr.) Guarani (I. Pizarro)
9 7
partner
anyone
A jury of seven meg and five
20-1
Maidens:
Don Boni (R. Pizarro) Peleador (Olivo)
1 10 5 2 ~ 32
Rebinson
testifie.
Justice In Law
two.
(Native) 13 Jl
23. Cards See No
sort with ease. Fedora fiCardiclege toughest com-
Take
top
Humberto
turning the verdict against Harold (Boomy) Freidman, 42, a former
$1,500 to lose a gamd@ last year. Baseball observers : said they believed it marked the first time been convicted of attempting bribe a najor league | player.
6 a-Cafetaero (Cordero Jr.) 103 1-5 a-Estabio Lares entry. Cardiologo victim ef poor start in last, should regain his lest prestige today by
at Py
ary er
PHILADELPHIA (AP)—A for-
Friday, July 1 1st-$3,100; alw; 2-yrs; 6 f£. (Native) P.P. Horse Jockey Wet. Odds 7 a-Cardiologe (Bonilla) 116 1-5 1 Fedora (Caraballe) 106 3-1 4 Take It Easy (Iglesias) 103 91 Nema
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, July 1, 1960
Man Convicted In BB Bribe Try
CARMONA’S EL COMANDANTE RATINGS 5
4
When you visit a Shell Service Station you'lt find courtesy.
~the San Juan Star
SEE CARMONA’S
THE
PiCKS
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FEATURES
;
NIGHT SCORES
;
;
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Friday, July 1, 1960
Giants
a
STAR
>
e ¥
Maul
Pirates
=. #3
Bueno And Reynolds Propel 17 Hits Reach Singles Finals In 11-0 Victory. : fi
Pe
WIMBLEDON Brazil and Sandra
down
British
(AP) — Reynolds
rivals
Defender of South
yesterday
and
Maria Bueno of Africa smashed
gained
the
women’s
singles final of the 74th Wimbledon Tennis Championship. tle
They
clash
Miss
tomorrow
Bueno
favored
to
with
lit-¢—
overwhelmingly
take
:
4
|!" the
second.
PITTSBURGH (AP)—The third-place San Francisco Giants bounced back frém their recent four-game setback at.the hands of the league-leading Pirat
es to maul PitDee nsitie eas andectre of the| | game | slip_awa y under Miss! tshurg h, her position as queen nsthen 11-0, last night in the first game Bueno’s terrific pounding, and her
second
Then
court world. In
she
the
men’s
yesterday
Rafael
ico
and
U.S.
doubles
Osuna
Dennis
won
defeated
of
‘crown
Mark
and
Rod
10-8,
15-13,
46,
11-9.
never
giant
let
got a game
,eled
a
they
pair
Laver,
off
row
eight
of
Miss
the
next
with
the
points.
Truman
46,
the
the
re-
games
loss
At
was
Bueno
five
in
of
only
finish,
Miss
swinging
with
| tility.
fu.
FIGHTS
AT
ESCOBAR
—
Mar-
cos Morales of Puerto Rico headlines the holiday boxing card at Sixto Escobar Stadium Monday. He faces Carlos Cruz in a 10-round lightweight bout.
Match Race Set For 4th By
JIM
DOUGLAS
The reputation of Puerto Rican horse racing will be at stake Monday when Toulouse will be flown to St. Croix to’ meet the nbeatable”
ace
of
the
Islands, Johnny Ace, match race on the July racing card Tours
Siana
Dexter.
in
a special Fourth of
owner
Stable,
has
Virgin
of
Loui-
chartered
a
DU-4 to fly Toulouse there and meet the challenge of Dr. Randall James, owner of Johnny Ace. The Virgin Island star has run out of local competition The race will be a mile over the three-quarter mile grass track
which
is only
Johnny
open
holidays.
is
five
years
old
and has won nine straight races since losing his first start. He will be ridden by his regular jockey, Puerto Rican Jose Blanco. Higinio Torres will ride Tou-
louse,
a
now
10 years
old
but
still
horse. hard-hitting Toulouse is a son of Count Fleet and while racing in the States
when
he
was
won
easily,
the
famed |
Bueno
highlighted
Wimbledon crisp
the
day’s
in
clear,
activities
weather. Christine
Fights
Unemotional
and_
outset
and
damage
have been greater wielded stiletto. Sweeping
ing
set
through
in
12
Christine
verge
reeling
tears.
gallery
was
suddenly
and fought of brilliant
Starting of
the
she the
minutes,
of
Christine
couldn't
if
the
second
set
open-|
she
had
and
on
The
pro-Bri- |
heartsick
to
second the
his
out
the
and the
set
set
a
final
in
the
12th
game
game
of
up
the
a
40-0
with
York
hit
two
13th
(#—Ted
home
Williams
run
of
burn
the
hit
season
Colavito hit two homers, and 13th, for Detroit in cause.
Beat Braves (AP)—Richie
got the 2,300th
Ash-
hit and
Er-
nie Banks the 250th home run of their major league . careers yesterday as the , Chicago Cubs
downed 11.5. The
headquarters
Pa.
arrive
McGovern, the
time
a
is being was
mediate
to
Wil-
dearly
this
of
athlete Pennsyl-
accompanied the
Prompted departure
island
by of
way
as
Little
League
two| duled
for
this
weekend,
the
Milwaukee
Cubs,
Larsen,
in
former
University
San Fran. 102 51: 010—11°17 1 Pittsburgh 000 000 000— 0 30 Sandford and Landrith; Fiiepd, Giel gess.
(4), Francis (5). and: W-Sanford (7-5).
Friend (9-5). HR—San Francisco, Mays Blasingame (1). Los Angeles night game.
at
LB—
‘ (55), :
Philade phia,
who
split
Braves,| their
AMERICAN
Cleveland Baltimore
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(34).
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Breéding
(12).
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NATIONAL LEAGUE First Game
BASEBALL SCORES
HAYDON
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NIGHT GAMES
a
CHICAGO
liamsport,
Sanford,..the
game series with the Braves, took a fat lead in the sixth iining when they scored five times asseven of 10 batters -hit saf( Jy,
eighth.
Cubs
|
of Jack
four-bag-
*e
by
at
this
the
im-
Admiral
and con-
district
decisive service break in representative for Puerto Rico. 1lth game. During his visit, McGovern Miss Bueno Runs Away will participate in a: number of Miss Truman won the second | Little League activities sche-
beautiful backhand broke Miss Bueno ran
with
13th
Rocky his 12th a losing
won, Christine took the fight Gallery from Puerto Rico to Miss Bueno and finally | the designation of Charles
edged
New
Collets
ef the
life | vania,
she
Two
(#—The
yesterday as the Boston Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers, 11-7, with a six-run rally in the bottom
a flash| his wife. | His visit
first
£
Hits
Skowron
BOSTON
the | morning.
game!
YORK
Ted
until | of
came
back with tennis.
at
had)
| Skowron
¢
se @
ANN
machine.
es
Bill
Back
like, Miss Bueno went to work on her giant opponent at the
pitching
gers, his ninth and tenth of the year, while Mickey Mantle got his 18th, Roger Maris his 25th and Tony Kubek his eighth.
ed for complete humillation at the hands of the talented Miss
younger
set track records at Gulfstream, Narrangansett, and Sulfolk. Jonnny Ace, who is only part time thoroughbred, last = ran ns carnival time in April
on
three-hit
Yankees wielded big bats yesterday as they banged out five home runs to defeat the Kansas City Athletics, 10-3.
center court, 60, 5-7, 6-1. Miss Reynolds, her tennis as impeccable as her white ballerina attire, upset the fourth-seeded Ann Haydon, left-handed English Wightman Cup star 6-3, 26, 6-4. British Fans Disappointed A wave of disappointment swept this tennis capital when the two British girls went down before the strong-stroking invaders. Two Australians, Neale Fraser and Rod Laver, meet today in the men’s singles final. Laver was runnerup last year to Alex Olmedo, now a pro, and Fraser lost in the final the year before to Ashley Cooper, also no longer an amateur. Miss Truman’s fighting come back after she appeared head-
tish
Setter
Record
Ace
on
Truman,
the
Giants jumped on three Pittsburgh hurlers for’ 17 hits, including Willie Mays’ 15th homer of the year and Don —_—_ —_ Blasingame’s, first.
NEW
The cool Brazilian girl over | came what many considered her most formidable obstacle by beating Britain’s six-foot amazon,
Christine
:
after) Of a twi-night doubleheader. Behind
Encouraged,
the
as
Atustralian
Bob
British
final | ‘hat.
of Mex-
Ralston
the the
the
includ-
placements, ing tomorrow’s dinner for Litin the first | tle League officials at the Navy third and then Base. The dinner is sponsored lead on service by Admiral Gallery.
Trowbridge
(3), Garver
(5) and Kravitz; Terry and Howard. W-Terry (43). L-Trowbridge
(1-3). HR—Kansas City, Lumpe (7), Carey (7). New York, Skowron
2 (10),
Maris
Kubek
(8).
(25), Mantle
(18),
Detroit
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Boston Bruce,
000 320 06x11 14 0 Foytack (4), Labine
(8) er,
and
Wilson,
Sturdivant
and Nixon.
7
Berberet;
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W—Sturdivant
(9)
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Piersa!l Joins
(1-2). (13), (13).
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Burdette, McMahon (6), Piche (7) and Crandall; Cardwell and Tappe. W-Cardwell (4-5). L-Burdette (8-4). HR—Chicago, Banks (22)
Tribe Monday BOSTON
(?—Jim
Piersall,
Cleveland Indians outfielder ‘wie was ordered to rest last Sunday after a series of argumerts with the umpires in Cleveland, will rejoin the club Monday.
Piersall talked to Frank Lare, Indians general manager Wéd_ Resday after a conference with: his
docier.