WASHINGTON-Gov.
told a Congressional subcom:
Seah
House Subcommittee Gets Sur prise Visitor bY WALTER PRIEST Correspondent
‘Luis
Mufioz ‘Marin
vicatendug
mittee that Puerto Ricans
and:
citizens of the other offshore areas should have the right
"| to vote in presidential elections.
The right, he said, “should be extended to U. S. citizens living :
under
putting
over
y
ive IE W—Sen. John F. Kennedy hurtled another high bar-
senator
said
the Massachusetts
the
election
proved
his vogte-pulling power with nonCatholics, farmers, and the labor unions. Unofficial complete
returns
from.
all 3,446 precincts in ‘the Wisconsin presidential primary showed: Kennedy
034;
478,118;
Kennedy
Humphrey
‘defeated
and
Sen..
of Minnesota
Wisconsin’s
tricts
Humphrey
372,-
Nixon. 341,463. 10
in
total ‘popular.
Hubert
in six of
Congressional
the vote.
dis-
battle’ ‘for
the
“tsi
The
(AP) —The|,
which
injured
three]
people, ; two seriqusly and one} critically. The accident occurred after
the carrier left Valparaiso, Chile, to round Cape Horn head into» ‘thé Atlantic. :
and
and
RALPH
ANGLADA
Fred-
wife
of
the. winner
of |* ‘While her
Mrs.
story,
her
Castro
another lotLuis Rivera
was
husband,
telling Freddy,
$60,000 in the special
“El Gordo”
lottery Monday,
passionately ‘vestigating-the early-morning row
drawing of
the,
Commonwealth
was
was
ai ccompanying
detectives. in-
4 replying: to. published: reports con- in which two ) were ‘re necting» her mnewly-rich’ husband ported..injured and $200 ‘worth of Lwith:a bar-room brawl early yes- damage was allegedly. done to ae
Navy: yesterday reported a small}; explosion aboard the carrier}; Shangri-La
t
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taurant dinner “with dy Castro tearfully told tthe STAR tery ‘winner, Angel , Gomez. last night.
Carrier Blast Injuries 3 | WASHINGTON
BOB BONE
“It’s all.a big: lie!” Mrs.
|
rier in his pee for the Democratic presidential nomination yesterday,|: ‘winning the Wisconsin primary in a head-on. collision with one of his principal riyals.
Immediattély,
flag anywhere.”
He Was Home, Not In Brawl, ‘a Freddy Castro's Wife Cries |
a poitvt||
Kennedy Downs Humphrey | By 106, 000 I Wisconsin y
American:
The Governor made the staicthent in a surprise appearance attempt was, made to include “special investi- | hefore the House Judiciary Sub- Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, said yesterday committee which’ is considering or Guam in the legislation. he had requested criminal in- a constitutional amendment to “If we want any action, we | ir vestigation consider: your proposirmit voteless Washington re- cannot Aponte to look |into charges that|- idents the right to vote in na- tion,” Celler said. i ‘He added: beets agents. are _active tional elections and pick dele- that . universal franchise. is a ‘Bates to the House of ‘Represen- “goal” but “we don’t have to, approach it all at once.” ’ tatives. Mufioz later added that he « ‘The — proposed legislation ~ : i part of a two-pronged drive by was speaking of a “principle”. District home-rule backers to only — not suggesting’ amend- ~~~ He teld the win a modified form of terri- ment of the bill. -| torial government plus. voting STAR, “I did not go to testify.” . He said he made the remarks © rights. when Celler asked if he had any Subcommitte chairman Rep. NEW YORK) (AP) — By the views ‘on the subject. In answerlast week in April, Pan American Emmanual Celler (D-NY) fold ing, he said later, he was not Mufioz the District bill “would ing more jetliners never get off the ground” if ‘any (See MUNOZ, ‘Page 4) in ~ out of San Juan than out
‘SENATOR JOHN KENNEDY | odie
the
,
j
service. The minutes slower rd set recently
by a 707 beca
e of a 90 mile per
hour
» the
headwin
airline
terday’ morning, Mrs. Castro told a renorter that
automobile
with ia baseball
hat,
‘when the alleged brawl occurred at 12:30 a.m., Castro had been
an- at home
sleeping for
four
after ‘they returned from
hours
a res-
=
Gamble, Andre nS. (.
Vice “President Nixon, runnife’ DILLON,’ S. C. (AP) — Rununopposed in the Republican. pri- away heiress Gamble Benedict mary, trailed both Kennedy and and her Rumanian lover, Andre} Porumbeanu, believed. to have Humphrey in the popular vote. eloped to Mexico City, turned up This allocated 20 Wisconsin dehere after disappearing from New| legate votes the Democratic York, A: probate judge refused (See VI R, Page 4) Ito issue them a marriage license.
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursitay, i
Two
Old Warriors Meet . ¢ By EDDY
GILMORE
triumphant
LONDON (AP) These unfriendly allies of World | War I—Sir Winston Churchill and Gen. Charles de> Gaulle—talked and laughed together last night in the. mellowing twilight of advancing years. They met at dusk for a half hour in the library of Churchill’s London home before a warming 4wood fire while a chilly spring rain drenched the city. And after that Churchill, 85, was a guest of the
69-year-old
Queen
French
Elizabeth
For.
ae eae
de
President
II and
Gaulle
Prince
and
his
at
a
Philip wife
dinner
for
at the
French
was
another
it
and
come
day,
fill of: acclaim,
scnlbiuent.
thts
the colorful’ pageantry: that ‘makes state’
visits <
alive in. Britain. De Gaulle went. back to’ the little London “Leigh
.
outside. his :old wartime “Headquarters and met ‘with
chill was. ust behind him. The two: old nee Ww
some back:
of the men who formed his Free French forees: in -the seemingly hopeless early 1940's. | “And now you can see’ how we were and what we did had-to be done,’ de Gaulle told; | about : 500 gray-haired, bemedaled: veterans who | helped * him raise a fallen France back to glory. ‘They’ outed
hied
ao so. many. ware
time spats, shook ‘hands, De Gaulle. flashed a big
smile.
Churehill
fairly beamed.
|_| ‘The little party moved 10 hall_and turned right into Chi
|
4
ae
e.rare first
“Bravo, de Gaulle”’ and “Vive le patron.” = But the high ispot of a long. day. must tare béen
contaitied two: very special sets eure ‘and
de" | Gante's,
De Gaulle, Macmillan End Talks LONDON
(#—French
preside,
Charles de Gaulle and _ British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
met on to
four
yesterday
morning
for
talks|
various world issues expected come up at next month’s big
summit
conference.
It was their formal business for
de
second and last| foreign ministers—Maurice Couve session scheduled|de Murville of France and Bri-
Gaulle’s
three-day | state | tain’s
Selwyn
Lloyd—indicated
visit to Britain. some detailed diplomatic work The two leaders. conferred in} was conducted. de Gaulle’s Buckingham Palace Both French and British offisuite. The presence of their | cials reported de-Gaulle and. Mac-
millan
|}
(arranged
notes
|
of
their
to — exchange
own
recent
high
|level pre-summit ‘comments. Only. last: weekend. de Gaulle met Soviet Premiér Khrushthev in Paris. and ‘conducted a_pointby-point survey .of the causes of
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Gaulle
to
drop a few discreet hints in Britain that a Napoleon’ belongs’ in
France.
This -plan ident
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hammered
Eisenhower
out
and
Macmillan’ calls
partial itest™ treaty
with
a
French nt = expert Jules-Moch . co West expects by some: ‘sign viet willmgness
to discuss
Prime
for
a
of
France,
but
their
bedies were returned to Paris later. ‘|. Napoleon IH —nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte— died near here years
87
and
ago
was
buried
in
He
would
III was exiled here.
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‘THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, April. 7, 1960, -
Fa
ivera Scored|26 Island Artists Will Boycott y Cancio On UPR Museum In
Aaltreatment | made
by
By A. W. Maldonado
the Chancellor has
A total of 26 Puerto Rican painters and sculptors have deR. clared that they will boycot the al- University of Puerto Rico Mu-
Secretary of Justice Hiram ancio said yesterday that egations
.
Nationalist
seum
Ivarado, Rivera Walker that he as mistreated while in. Rio iedras States Penitentiary are nfounded :and Have no ‘basis fact. a ad ~ rl
as
long
as
it
bears
not seen the
The artists, which include Ra-
fael
Tufinio,
Auto In Santurce
Lore
Omar
and
Domingo Garcia, | charged the chancellor named the
that mu-
‘A Punta Las Marias man has |
The university spokesman contended that the museum is dedicated fundamentally to history and not the arts. He said
letter. He added that as far as he knows the letter has been received at the university.
the
$5,000 Stolen From
Name Hassle |
reported. to police that $5,000" |was stolen from his parked car when
Munoz
Rivera
the
museum
in
honor
of
as a pretextto
ox-
he left it for an-hour
.
to
make a business call Tiesday morning. a \ : Felix Hernandez |Robles, of ©
that the chancellor named it after
3.
fi?
107 Doncella St., said he park-
the 100 anniversary celebration ed his cat at about 9 a.m. -in In a: letter sent.to University last .year of the birth of the Blanca St., near Stop 20; SanChancellor Jaime Benitez, the seum after Mufioz Rivera for Puerto Rican statesman, poet turce. He returned about an hour later, he said, find that and journalist. artists: wrote, “we declare as of “political” reasons. forced, and They asserted that it should today a boyeott of the UniverThe artists charged that this his door had been | after one of decision by the chancellor is a that $5,000 in checks, bills, and Rivera ‘Walker was _feleased: sity. Museum, not enly riot allowF ts such as. “political maneuver and an in- coins, had been taken from a rom prison ‘Jan..'1’ after having -ing* ett works to.be displayed | there, but also we will abstain ‘Campeche,, Oller,|or Frade. tentional ridicule of the fine hiding place- under the front | =“ 3, affecting those. persons : con- -from ,attending. all expositions}: While Mufioz Rivera was “fa- arts and its participants in Puer- seat. He was going to deposit the | icted “of trying to overthrow there while it‘bears the unright-| ‘mous as a politician and some- to Rico.” of Luis Munoz Ri- ‘what less as a. writer, he never he government. by force and eous name They asserted furthermore Money in the bank! yesterday, distinguished himself as a pro- that the decision . demonstrates he said. 4 iolence. He then claimed he vera.” The detectives of the burA spokesman at the ‘Chancel- moter of the fine arts in Puer- that the university is “not only ad been maltreated while in rison and that other _ Nation- lor’s office said yesterday that to Rico.” insensible_ to the creative work glary squad questioned several list prisoners were_held incomof the Puerte.Rican painters and residents of the neighborhood, unicado and segregated from sculptors but also shows the in- but apparently nobody noticed ther prisoners. | tention to use the dedication of anyene breaking in. the car.
rved his senten
name- of Luis Mufioz Rivera. “
kat
Paper Corp. Expan ion In Final Planning Stage
The Department of Justice re-
uested
Rivera
Walker
statement.
He
to make
=
replied
he
would
do
so
nly if he were“ given .a‘copy of: . John W. O'Connor, is sworn... statement. The ~re-} of .the ‘Paper Corp.
of lottery
president
of Latin is in Puerto Rico to era Walker never appeared.) / complete plans for an ‘expansion The investigation was then’ program; according to Abidam
for
uest was denied him, and: Ri- rAmerica,
dered: by Cancio. The report: ‘Archilla; ‘executive dent’ ofthe, firm tates that the only Nationalist: Puerto Rico. risoners
segregated:
ho. have
preferred:
the
zine,
rious to the
vice — presiresident in
tickets
monthly
intrigue
as well as va-
of
printing. paper
island
side
that
the
is
already
: The investigation is}continuing.
political
Hagerty In Moscow
taken
you
(Benitez)
MOSCOW i» —. White House Press Secretary James C. Ha-
pre-
over.”
Benitez yesterday
gerty
arrived
in
Moscow.
yester-
.
day iby air to discuss. arrangements for President Eisenhower's trip to the Soviet Union in June. .
declined to comment on the grounds’ that
he has not seen ‘the letter.
printers.
mes
again,
that
titution
maga-
Pasa,”!
types
once
rotten root at the teaching, ins-
jand the paper
tourism
“Que
press,
epee
are those’ |The expansion plans - include to ‘have ‘in-, enlarged, warehouse and office ividual cells, where they have facilities.at the company Iocarivate toilets and wash bowl tion in Puerta de Tierra and acilities, individual beds, a table plans to -promote the graphic nd
may
keep
art industry. here, Archilla said. ,Paper Corp. is one of the is-
books.
‘The investigation, among other hings, showed Rivera Walker
land’s
leading
It supplies
ad a radio in his. private cell. security
paper
fo the
paper
for
suppliers.
government
the
San Juan, Puerto Rico
printing
nd
Auto ‘Theft’ Backfires Pair Held For Burglary Two men were arrested in mnection with the Miller ewelers, Inc., burglary Tues-
ber of the fleeing
ay
nificance
after
falsely to
police
said
reported
throw
his
one: had car
detectives
stolen
off
1
he
and
as stolen
before
Ramén
Beniza-
snatched
a /$150
a friend,
rio Meléndez,
23
len
watch at the Ashford Ave, store Tuesday morning. ‘Proprietor Raymond Miller, who took down the license num-
to
car, had
police
had
who
discounted
as
belonging
repsubse-
its
sig-
a
sto-
to
Valle
was
identified ted
the
by
recognized Miller,
theft,
naming
as his assistant. “Taken before
amit-
Benizario
— Judge
Forti, del Valle was
robbery
he
charged
ing to the
commision
with
Some medical
Reports $875 Loss
are
under
attending
conference the
a medical
at Fort
sponsorship
Army Tropical Laboratory. Doctors. from
of
Research the
U.
re-
the
U.S.
Medical : S., Puerto
Rico, Canada, England, Denmark, Venezuela and Jamaica are among
sions
those
are
tropical
attending.
devoted
anemia
to
and
The
phases
ses-
of
intestinal
disorders found in the tropics. ‘Technical sessions aré under
the chairmanship
of Col. W.
H.
Crosby, of the Walter Reed Army
Institute ton,
D.
of
C.;
Research,
Dr.
E.
A man
Brooke
Washing-
Perez-Santiago,
at
Airport
Piedras,
reported
John
Harder,
Celso
who
Barbosa
Bids will be received
Piedras, said that caught the taxi at
at about 9:30 discover
a
bundle
the
of
Rd
IS
<
vu
the
required
4
foe
i
ee
Hato
Rey,
Puerto
Rico.
-
only from
deposit
persons
therefor
under
who
have
their
own
requested names.
the plans: and specifications These’ documents cannot be
Edch proposal must be accompanied by .a certified check, or a bid bond from a reliable company authorized to do business in Puerto Rico and satisfactory to the Authority,
tained lto pay for any damage or loss to the Authority or the bond liability will accrue in case the successful bidder shall neglect or refuse to enter promptly into*a contactin accordance with his proposal. _ The project will be financed in part by a grant-in-aid from the United States Government under the provisions of Public Law 660, Water Pollution Control Act. Amendments of ‘1956. The: Authority reserves the right to consider bids for sixty (60) days after. their receipt before awarding any contract dnd he right ‘is reserved to waive any informalities, and te reject any or all bids, The award will be made to the responsible bidder, submitting the lowest
Executive Director
Son Jugn, Puerto Rico
in
April
5;
1960
bills-was mis- |’
le
St.,
of the Authority, Stop 2642, Santurce, Puerto Rico, upon deposit of cash, money order or-cer-
acceptdble bid, and the responsibility of the bidders will be determined by the. Authority. _RAFAEL V. URRUTIA
Las
they had the airport
p.m.. He did’ not
Ene
Puerto Rico, or at the office of Buck, Sei-
in amount equal to five (5) per cent.of the amount of the bid. The certified check will be re-
at Jo-
in
money-wrapped
$20
made
surety from
lives
10 inches in diameter;
4 * dnd appurtenances. * structures be examined free of charge at the office of the Puer-
manholes,
obtained later than 48 hours prior to the opening of the bids.
to police
St.
Juncos Avenue,
| \
will be | forfeited. and
Bayamon District Hospifal; Dr. sing until after the taxi had _ Cc. E. Butterworth, University of left, he said. | Alabama School of Medicine; Dr. | Police later located the cabby F. H. Gardner, Harvard Medical 'who said that no money was School, and Col. B. H. Sullivan, found in his car. of Walter. Reeder yc. ove eels .,iADetectives are investigating. ———
Fernandez
yesterday that they had lost $875 in the taxi. The taxi driver denies knowledge of it.
sé
of
.
tified check in the dmount of twenty-five (25) dollars with the Treasurer of the Authority, which $um will be refunded upon return of the plans and- specifications in good condition within ftwenty (20) days after the date on which bids ‘are received, or else the entire deposit
the U.S. Tuesday night and took a long $12 taxi ride home to| Las
construcion
fert & Jost, Consulting Engineers, 223 Manuel V. Domenech Copies thereof may be obtained at the Rural Projects Division
and. wife who: arrived
International
the
The plans and specifications may to Rico! Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, Santurce,
of a crime.
Returnee From U.S.
with
together
and Benizario with aid-
Conference Here search
and installation of twenty-four (24) lineal meters of sanitary sewers,
Ramon
75 Medics Attend
tries
The Puerto Rico/ Aqueduct and Sewer Authority will receive sealed bids for the. construction of the connections and additions ‘to. San José trunk sewer until 2:30 p.m. on May 5, 1960, at its officein Santurce, Puerto Rico, ard will then be publicly opened and read. The work comprises installation of approximately two hundred ‘sixty seven tineal meters of sanitary sewers, twenty-one (21) and -sixty-six (66) inches in ‘diameter, and furnishing
and
Both were held in lieu of $1,000 bail .. The investigation was conducted by Detectives Alfredo Vazquez and Luis Rodriguez Collazo.
75 military and civilian men from several coun-
METROPOLITAN SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM (Connections and Additions to San José Trunk Sewer)
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‘According to police, Félix del. alle Galarza, 23, ‘had reported
it
quently.
the
track.
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orted’
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university
and
not
spokesman
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arts. He
morning.
said
that
$5,000
his parked car for an hour 'to call
Tuesday :
1 {
Felix » Hernan dez Robles, | of hat the chancellor named it afea Mujfioz Rivera in honor of 107 Doncella | St., said he park1 100. anniversary
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Latin|for
of the: Paper Corp. of
to}zine, “Que Pasa,”
is‘ in Puerto Rico ‘América,
of
types
.| complete plans for an expansion ‘rious
the
intrigue rotten
r
nsion "plans
The’ ~
and
| enlarged | warehouse facilities at. the
vale toilets and wash “bowl
tion
books.
de
front
of
jdetectives
The
bur-
the
a pretext
anyone! breaking
is
that
already
the
In Moscow White House
you
si de ‘over.”
declined on
the
ins-
(Benitez)
~
‘Benitez
. taken
teaching
to
(®
MOSCOW.
Pras Beeretaky gerty arrived in
pre-
lb comment
day by
that ‘ments
grounds
in. the. car.
The investigation is continuing.
cx-
again, the political
root at
yesterday
to
—.
ames C. HaMoscow yester-
.
air {0 discuss arrange-
for Président Eisenhower's
trip to| the Soviet Union in June. .
he has not seen the letter.
i
locaand
graphic
.the
art. industry here,
.
the
office
Tierra
promote
|place-;under,
include
company
Puerta
to
plans
lities, individual \beds, a table keep
in
as
that
itution
=
a
‘The: feport| Aehla; “executive vice Pret | ~ “by tha:Cancio, Goly .Nethorialist dent ue ma firnt resident in (hiat
museum
press, onee
paper
printing
the
sculptors but also shows the intention to use the dedication of
well-as va-
as
printers. The investigation was then gregram;' mopording to -Abidam|to the island:
‘may
9 am.’ in
squad questioned’ several insensible to the creative work glary of |the neighborhood, of the Puerto Rican painters and. residents: but aj arently nobody noticed
r.
tf
hiding
that
“|
il
bere
i
|
if
ee
Pat
"y
so
do
ae
ak
was denied
‘
ridicule
tickets and the paper if he were ‘given a copy of} | John W. O'Connor, president | of lottery the tourism monthly maga-|
eos
i “
tentional
aa, i
Te
|
3
i!
‘to ‘mal
he
He
birth
ansion CorpP. Exp er ton!oF Dan «went 4 nF | gE ace Sea ai Maker omit! Final Planning Stage aciegiasa
Tee
: ‘The
y ‘Cor | |
rote ablinihe nla|
in Puer
moter of the fine arts, that |'to Rico.”
of the
| Wee Ree a at igs arts and its participants in Puer- seat. was going to deposit the He to Rico.” jin. the bank yesterday, furthermore money | ‘They: © asserted 2] cn said) he the decision demonstrates
vee
6
he thee eleimed
| ie
his jcar‘iat! about
of- the Blanca 'St., near Stop. 20, | SanHe returned about an Puerto Rican statesman, poet turce. hour later, he said, to find that ‘and journalist. had ‘been forced, and ‘it. should | The artists charged that this his door bills, and ter one of idecision by the chancellor is a that $5,000 in checks, such as ||*political maneuver and ‘an. in- coins, had been taken from a |,
, | ateet, nae
pervens
ed
celebration
last .year
Archilla
said.
-Paper Corp. is one of the is-
The investigation, among other land’s
a
}
ne } y
leading paper suppliers. It supplies to the government
Rivera’ Walker
in hig private cell. security paper for the printing
wn
uto ‘Theft’ Backfires _ ‘|
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ber of the fleeing car, had reported: it’ to police. who subse-
arrested in the : Miller
+ S&S RST /
‘fi
Gy ee hee,
his automovile
as his
as stolen before
The ted
ay
vay¥
Proprietor Raymond Miller, Both were who took down the license num-: bail .. by
Detectives
was
wh nach 1
Beek
Some
military
and
| 1 i
which ae within
fBamong
those
‘sions are
attending.
devoted
The
to phases
‘tropical
had
Each
denies ‘knowledge
of
y cid
vet
who said found: ‘in i
that. no
his.
lost |
it.
gA@etectives.
oy m
Pi
money
Authority
Sewer
doys/ after the date
=.
| [4
are
neglect
shall {
San Juan, Puerto. Rico||
April. 5,
on which
plans and specific bids are received, or else the
by a-certified
check,
of
de
i
|
or refuse, to enter
for the
con-
Puerto
Rico.
entire
. | | cael
deposit
ora
bid
~}
“bond from a reliable
= |
promptly
into‘a
contact
| 5
in accordanc
|
1960
,
44
* |
‘was
Se
investigating. |.
te i to Bie hee
bids
Rey,
be accompanied
|proposal’ mus!
ear.
eh Sh ROIS TA Aim
sealed
receive
‘States Govern- | | The lproject will. be financed in part by a grant-in -aid from the United Amendments of | und br the provisions,of Public: Law! 660, Water Pollution Control Act 1956. i | r The-|Authority reserves the right to consider bids for sixty (60) days after, their receipt any contract and he ri ght is reserved to waive any informalities, and to. . before awarding the lowest ' ‘reject any or all bids. The award will be made to the responsible bidder submitting | | acceptabl p bid, and the responsibility of the bidders will be determined by the Authority,
BTM 2
Reeniard
ind
‘
’
itet
will
, i | Police later located the cabby
School, and Col. B. H.: Sullivan,. Reeds
Authori ty
Dr. Jeft, he said.
F, H. Gardner, ‘Harvard Medical Walter
Sewer
and
ment
of | || John ‘Harder, who lives at Jo-' 1
C,. E. Butterworth, University of Alabama School of Medicine; Dr. of
Aqueduct
be ‘refunded! upon’-return of the
(20)
the successful bidder with his proposal...
|.
anejmria and- intestinal | sé (Celso; Barbosa St. in Las, | disorders found in the tropics. ‘Piedras, \said , that ' they _ hadj, | ‘Technical sessions are . under caught the ‘taxi at the airport the. chairmanshipof Col. W.. H,' at about '9:30 p.m., He did’ not). Crosby, of the Walter, Reed Army discover the ,money-wrapped. in| Institute ‘of Research, Washing‘al bundle of $20 bills-was mis-| ‘ton, D. C.; Dr. E, Petez-Santiago, ising until after the taxi’ had
Bayamon. District Hospital;
X
the Authority, satisfactory.to surety company authorized to do business in Puerto Rico and will be recheck certified The bid. the of amount the of cent. in amount equal to five (5) per in case tained to pay for any damage or loss to the Authority ot the bond liability will accrue e
$875 in the taxi. The taxi driver
ses-
{
the plans and specifications Bids will be received only from persons who have requested These documents cannot be and made the required deposit therefor under their own names. obtained Iter than, 48 hours prior to the opening of the: bids.
tries are attending a medical research conference at Fort Brooke
they
twenty
will be forfeited.
Collazo.
civilian
yesterday! that
\
fert &. Jost, Consulting | Engineers, 223 ‘Manuel V. Domenech St., Hato Division of the Authority, Stop 26%, Copies thereof may: be obtained at the Rural: Projects deposit of cash, money order or cerupon ‘Rico, Puerto , ‘Santurce Avenue, Juncos Fernandez r the Treasurer of the Authority, with dollars (25) ve lk in’ the amount of twenty-fi tified chea ations in good ‘condition
{Returnee From U.S. counReports $875 Loss | A-man and wife who arrived
Rico, Canada,. England, Denmark, ) Venezuela and. Jamaica are
and
Aqueduct
to Rico
| \
Vaz-
under the sponsorship of the U.S. ‘at . International Airport from Army Tropical Research Medical the U.S. Tuesday night and took Laboratory. H top| a long $12 taxi tide home to : Piedras, reported to police Doctors from the U,,S., Puerto Las
=
So MSSRT SO
75
medical men from several
He —4f VERTISEMENT | ¢ On BIDS. |
trunk sewer until 2:30’ p.m. on May struction of the connections and additions to; San José then be publicly opened and read. will and Rico, 5, 1960, at its office in Santurce, Puerto hundred sixty seven” fineal meters two mately approxi of ion installat s! comprise The work inches in: diameter, and furnishing (66) sixty-six and (21) ne twerity-o sewers, of sanitary sewers, 10 inches in diameter; and install tion of twenty-four (24) lineal meters of sanitary ~ ! : ances, appurten and s structure , manholes of on together w th the construci Puerthe of office the at charge of free _ The plans and specifications ney be examined Sei, Santurce, Puerto -Rico, or at the office of Buck,
|
|
Rico
Puerto
The
conduc-
Alfredo
quez and Luis ‘Rodriguez
Conference Here
i”
held in'lieu of $1,000]
investigation
|
(Connections and Additions to San José’ Trunk Sewer)
assistant. * -
he and:a friend, Ramén Beniza- “Taken before Judge Ramén rio Meléndez, 23 snatched a $150 Forti, del Valle'was charged with watch at the: ord Ave. store robbery’ and Benizario with ‘aid-| Tuesday morning. . . ‘ing to the commision of a crime.
%
METROPOLITAN SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM
ewelers, Inc., burglary Tues- quently. had discounted its sigfaday after police said one “had nificance as belonging to a stofalsely | reported ‘his car stolen len car. to throw detectives off the However, police said that when i@track. del Valle was recognized and amitAccording .to police, Félix del. identified’ by‘ Miller; he Valle Galarza, 23, had reported ted. the ‘theft, naniing Benizario
i
iP. CS Tia tT
were with-
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RAFAEL V, URRUTIA
Executive Director ®
|
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Death
Traffic
95th
| Truck Kills Boy | Carolina
Luis
Angel
Twelve-year-old
was
Carolina became from Quijano Puerto Rico's 95th traffic fatality
verq
said
Ortiz that
Tuesday
by
down
Judge against
Jaw
Rio
Piedras
of
leg
fractures
sugar
cente
The
Rivera
unaware of struck. ,
Ri-
The
in-
jurisdiction
sen-
up was
Puerto
the
when, found
Ortiz
sentence
based
his
in
1956
the
objection
monwealth
of
approved
the
law,
Therefore,
victions
narcotics
said,
trials
legal,
the
contention
it
a
of
call
for
insular
the penalty clause legislative approyal Ruiz
then
con-
Dis-
es
to
mey
the night. bee
filed,
they
in
two
cars
off gross weight than the DC8’s used by domestic carriers.
ar-
Aurelio
Gonzalez,
said
Fernando
Diaz,
who
has publicly denounced the alleged presence in Puerto Rico
“Trujillo
attacks
the
Gallardo
At
thugs.” Ne
went
outside
the
same
baseball
the
windshield
and
bat
of a_
with
damaged
car
belong-
By
—
he
had
told
police
that
lost
some
money)
at
the casino and, when Batista refused to continue the game, became angry and went to Ale-
be 4
gria’s
Bar.
‘ In the interview, Mrs. Castro »}told the STAR that early in the
MUNOZ
the
supposed
jille
agents
| evening there of men drinking
were a group at their home 5
Salary
She
said
there
were
several
“ appre-| witnesses at the restaurant who the bill’s supporters, knew them and could corrobociate his (Mufioz’s) interest.’ rate that they left shortly aftéer Other backers privately obser- 9 p.m. to go home, “because
ved
that
the
Governor
might
not the
have “understood” some of complex issues involved. The home-rule issue is being fought by the southern Democratic
bloc
in
District
Committee charge
The
felt
retired
attorney
to
activities
probe
of
Tru-
sident
here.
with won
by
of
means
petition
to
Columbia
the
of
years.
force
a
dis-
a
vote
very
tired.”
at about
The
9:30
couple
she
Castro
family
that
his office
had
not
received any calls from any Commonwealth Justice Department agents recently. Last Feb. 26 Gallardo was savagely beaten in front of his Condado apartment by two ironpipe-wielding assailants who escaped across a North Avenue construction project. On Mar. 30 Gallardo
a Dominican
tonio Péfia
named
as one
movement here. .
An-
at-
tackers, and a charge of aggravated assault was brought against ena in San Juan Superier Court. The accused was released under $1,000 bail pending trial. Dominican exiles here claim
“sound
“excellent will
adopt
but it.
warned Sen.
a
there
is
an
chance”
Congress
voting
amendment
against
broadening
Kenneth -B. Keating
the
death
knell”
for
the
amendment.: Gov. that
recent
escape
to Puerto
Rico
of
refugees Guido d’Alessandro and pilot
Otilio
Both are in geance.
Mendez.
men, claim the exiles; danger of Trujillo ven-
_ Pilot Mendez
at
that
that
“liberal”
continue
what
Mufioz
quickly:
it is certainly
unwise
agreed tp in-
elude Puerto Rico “at this time” because it ee “endanger” the (R- amendment. . ea ERS
fled
Santo
tion of their cases. An exclusion hearing
for the
two
refugees
is
Benitez ‘sited the. feednedy vie
tery in: Wisconsin as a “ guaran tee” the Democratic Nationa
active
Convention
will
recognize
Humphrey
pocrats.
-Terming
pro-statehood
Kennedy
the
‘only
Democratic presidential hopef “unacessible” to Governor Lui t
Commonwealth in
a rump
Democrats
assembly
to
the Senator he won a flat ipled4 ge of Kennedy support “ftnetl
met
repudia-
the: :€ampocrats.
te the: ‘Benitez decision to -enter the Democratic Party in lo-
PR Air Guard Unif
cal elections on a statehood plat-
form. Banker Enrique Campos del Toro was: elected to replace Benitez as Democratic state chairman. | The latter denounced the Mar. 27 assembly as “illicit,” and
Gels Practice The on
VICTOR
Coming on the heels
a
practice
alert
last
et Hi!
|
night.
island.
The alert, officially designated.
a “Surprise ‘Alert Reactio Time Test”, is given to Air Na;
Each rehalf-vote,
making’ ‘their totals 20% ‘and 10%, respectively.
Group:
by Maj. Gen. Juan Cesar Corde}: ro Davila, adjutant general of the:
‘ideale from Page 1) National . Convention to Kennedy and 10 to Humphrey. ceives | an | uncontested
156th | Fighter
(Jet) of the Air National Guard: of Puerto’ Rico was called! out.
tional Guard ‘units throughout the. United States) at frequent
|inter)
vals to test their ability to mo+" bilize as rapidly as possible:
of his
Persona
means. of
el ‘are
alerted
television,
spectacular sweep in New Hamptentatively scheduled for this phone, and he police. month, ,when an Immigration | shire last ‘month, this was Ken- Brown of the Jocal unit Service examiner is expected to nedy's: “second straight victory inn| nichts: feapdaee wes “ab necessary eas Linen j
hi
slate and refuse to seat the Camj.
haea
ge
nam e “Democrat” Rico. ||. 2
Democrat José A. Benitez, admitted that Kennedy “might fa- |. Mufioz Marin, Benitez said th vor” Benitez at the National ‘DeKennedy triumph in Wisconsi mocratic Convention in July. “Sut if the Kennedy band- “seals the doom of the Muni: | | LE wagon is stopped, ” Torres ad- backed Campocrats.” ded, “Benitez will be stopped Benitez claims that two week: with him.” ago, in a Detroit meeting: ret Last Mar. 27 a group of pro-
Do-
mingo on Mar. 24 in a Vampire jet fighter plane, landing at Ramey Air Force Base. Both men were paroled by Federal Immigration officers in San Juan pending final disposi-
partment
Puerto.
remarked. against
Piedras.
Benitez : convention
loyal of th
remain
who supports the Cam-
pocrats
accused
of his
see he
Torres,
said.
NY) joined Celler in the warning. He also predicted that; any attempt to extend national voting rights to territories would
hearing
said
will
“Let’s wants,”
‘
Juan
|
by Gil.)
outskirts ot. Rio
The
to Humphrey despite. the Wisconsin reverse. But Torres is uncertain whether his Humphrey-for-President
together
on the floor. They now have 190 of the 219 signers necessary fer the petition. . Celler told a capacity audience the
club,
Milton Hernandez, Dominican | island Democrats
yesterday
the
LIDIN
D’Alessandro was active in the Dominican underground and some relatives and friends: spent the two months prior to has convoked a convention of the entire grand prize in his recent arrival here hiding ‘his followers for next Sunday in ._jin Ciudad Trujillo-from Domispecial lottery drawing the Cobian Drive-In Theater on after they had been playing nican security police. Flew Here In March same numbered ticked id 12
The
the are now atteniptday the bill from the
bill’s backers ing to wrest House
-Congress.
we
J.
nedy (D., Mass.) in the Wisconsin primary’ Tuesday drew mixed relactions from island Democrats yesterday. ; Mazzoranna, head | Rafael of the local Humphrey-for Pre-|
(Continued from Page 1) 1807 Herrera St., but that 1) speaking as Governor or even had left at about 6 p.m. She hd as a Puerto Rican. ‘her husband, however, she said, He attended the hearing sim- together with their daughter and ply as a person “interested in Rivera Gomez, remained behind people who have no vote,” he for about a half hour be fore an investigation into the alleged. added. going to dinner at Mario’s « activities here of Trujillo agents Walter Pozen, legislative coun- taurant in Isla Verde. has special. urgency since the sel for the Washington Home Rule Committee, Inc., said that
HAROLD
The victory of Sen. John Ken-
vice consul in San Juan, reported
Witnesses
added,
ried district
(Photo PAA
|
Kennedy Win In Wisconsin Gets. Mixed Reaction Here
(Continued from Pagé 1) versation with former Judge
of
Castro had fired the shots. Earlier in the evening, they said, he had. been playing roulette at a casino for which Batista is a croupier. They said, police
to im-
all
of-
apt. William Monan and the crew of the new handshake to an Am Jet DC8-C after their feat of reaching San Juan from New York in but hree hours, two minutes, flying against a strong head-wind. The DC8-C is the g-range version of the DC8 jet family, being able to fly from New York to Rome and then to London without refueling, or a distance of 5,000 miles: The Pan Am Jet DC8-C has bigger fuel tanks and it’s beefed up more to operate at higher take-
of the bar.
pose a sentence of five years imprisonment on each of the five charges against Rivera, served: concurrently.
and
director of Pan American Airways in San,
é
gi ves a congratulatory
ing to Alfredo Batista, manager
approval
on
And
group
supported
for which was. need-
went
yet
CONGRATULATIONS—tiall Swift, left
not
investigation
Witnesses
ed. Judge
had
were made with a baseball bat 7 Gallardo, who retired in 1958 and that a few gunshots were as Bayamon Superior Court fired, but no one was injured judge, unsuccessfully sought apby them. Later, fhey said, the pointment as a special unsala-
referred only to'the substantive portion of the law itself and not to no
They
of 188 Miraflores St. No One Injured
had
Assistant
the
riding
Nuevo,
trict Attorneys Jose V. Toledo and Raymond L. Acosta that Congress’s
as
rived at Alegria’s Bar, Stop 16 % Ponce de Leon. Ave. at about 12:30 a.m. yesterday, and subsequently assaulted Jorge Hernandez Vazquez of J-17, Puerto
clause. and
said
persons
under - the
however,
listed
According to police records a group of about eight or ten
sentencing
violators
being
press.time,
had
Nar-
penalty
though
are
Jaw is not. Judge Ruiz, the
he
the
at
charges said.
Though the insular legislature had approved the substantive pornot
station.
throughout
legislature.
tion
boy's.
is officially
continue
in
on
Federal
police
ficefs
cotics Control Law which said, in effect, that the law was not applicable in Puerto Rico until it had been approved by the Com-
ef
case
returned
Rico.
clause
the
night, he was with detectives interviewing witnesses away from
move saying not have the
to impose
said
to get su-
CASTRO
guilty on five charges of illegal marijuana traffic, lawyer Ortiz pulled a surprise that the court did
trying
(Continued from Page 1) |
Vi-
a second
Point of law came after Rivera Valpais
were attemptdriver of the},
hand-. a hit-run affair.
was
as
in-
hicle suddenly was-started up by the driver, who may have been
defendant,
years
other
gar cane from the parked truck and was run over when the ve-
Federal
Valpais,
tenced to five offender.
Hospital
and
truck. Investigators
Clemente Ruiz Nazario a client of his, a narcotics
violator.
boy 3:30
District
that the boy was
he
tends to appeal a sentence ed
in
juries. Last night police ing to locate the
del
yesterday
the about
gar Mill.;,He died four hours later
5-Year Drug Sentence To Be Appealed Gerardo
said
a truck
p.m. in front of the Victoria Sa-
yesterday on the 97th day of the year.
Lawyer
police
struck by
ened
eee
seevr1sys
Dy}
tel /
Ro:
THE SAN JUAN STAR — ila
|
be
Seeking international | So. Africa Products Boy cott ‘tnternatio. cember, it. called ° bY a boycott. it Kree Trade Officials »decided. yesterday Unions (ICFTU) has appealed to should start May '1 and. run- for |’ member organizations, in *.100 at! least two. montlis. Boycotts are | countries to organize a’ boycott-of already under way in Britain, West}. South *~ African products starting Scandinavian | nations and “| Germany,” | on May;.Day. Reaction against South Africa’s |) iver before the | outbreak | of the current racial turmoil, the policies: appeared in other coun- |! ICFTU issued a manifesto pro-| tries. Welsh ‘coal miners called on the } testing what it called South Africa’s ‘‘vile. raciat: policies and Glamorgan Cricket Club and the} denial of trade union rights to Welsh Rugby’ Union to! ban ‘games |: with the South African cricket} millions of African workers.”
BRUSSELS: (—The nal Confederation of
At
its.
world
congress
in
De-'
team
scheduled
‘to
tour
thar
BOND OF QUALITY Look for your Grand Union Bond of Quality in each package of fresh merchandise. It guarantees your
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Britain.
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cic U.S. GRADE "A"
passes current
nonwhites.
Erasmus
Opposition
touched off the racial turmoil.
said
police
again
of the violence.
In a statement laws
of
‘‘in
a
way
more stress
upon
which
hold
they
(Négroes).”” He said
or nt hen ernmerh
investigate
applying
such
Negroes
the
‘‘as
they can be in a
Senate
this
as
position
put
the advantage for
the
Bantu
documents
help
is the
way
only
Or
Se a
an
oe
if
a. 2B _e=o. B
gram,
protect their right. to urban or (white)- pro-
r u ht} . |
he-
the
mayor's
office
by
the
two
by
the_end
of
the week. Police moved ‘into an African hostel at Lamontville yesterday morning and’ confiscated clubs, axes,
picks,
sharpened
pieces
steel and three guns. the police called them ard intimidators’’—had hostel near Durban on
Coast ‘since takeover.
out
'PENUELAS — This. town will spend almost $2 million in municipal funds in a public works pro-
l#
cast
completed, probably
Pefiuelas Will Spend $2 Million In Varied ‘Urban, Rural Work
‘
were
as formalities “of publication. are’
~ claimed area and to, work there.”
4
to out-
‘white. members of the Senate representing Africans. The bill becomes law as soon
pass to
approval. of a bill
moderate African’ National ConBress. The only two votes in op-
the
the
ground, the. government night won overwhelming
law .the two leading Negro political organizatiors,.the Pan Africanist Congress and the more
he said the gov-
might
possibility
give no Tuesday
will
be ordered to. demand that Negroes show their passes. The pass law was suspended at the height ernment
an-
night.
The
was ‘accomplished
gunfire
or
Tuesday one
Monday
with-
injury.
night
African
of
Negroes— “‘agitators held the the East
in
was
Lamontville
shot
dead-.and
four wounded as police ‘battled a crowd of 1,000 who were trying to take reprisals against Negroes
returning from work.
Political, church’ and business leaders are putting pressure on the Nationalist Government to seek a solution to South Africa’s racial crisis through negotiations with responsible Negro, leaders. But, government officials show
nounced. - Works programmed will affect no sign: of heeding the pleas. both urban and rural zones. Most Instéad' they ‘are pressing a police of the projects have already be- drive to smash the Negro work ‘gun, some are. approaching com- boycott. pletion, while .others are. due to commence immediately after the Commonwealth Planning Board
approves the blueprints submitted ’ by the local Planning Board. Works to start’ include the construction of a health center which will replace the~ old Municipal Hospital; repairs of the city -hall, an extension to the cemetery and construction of a road joining Macana
and
Puentes
sections.
A road between Cotto and Quebrada
Ceiba
sections,
the
Jobos
Jamaica Will Aid
of South
Africa’s
Be
racial
OLIVE OIL |
‘80z.
|
of Representatives
came
clear
and
that
horrible
these
“FRESHBAKE
events
are.
continue and bound much human distress ing.”
“it beunhappy likely
CINNAMON RAISIN BUNS
to
to involve and suffer-
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THE ‘SAN JUAN STAR— Thursday, April .
Rallies To Best Ris le in 7:
By JOHN MCKEE
ly.
NEW vors! (AP) — The stock market rallied vigorously yesterday.
Trading
was
Also
fairly
front
active. It was the market’s fourth consecutive advance and its best advance in nearly seven weeks. Prices
fer
the
were
around
day
Motors
at
and
SUGAR - NEW fattres lower.
the
steels
their
were
ral-
High 5.84 5.94
May July
Low 5.79 5.89
moving
were and
ahead
on
sugar to 4 Close 5.79-80 5.90B
rails;
duly
3.36
3.35
3.36B
3.37
3.37
3.37N
Raw sugar N—Nominal;
spot 6.20 A—Asked;
B-Bid.
coppers,
rubbers,
electrical
air-
equipments.
NEW
Standard and Poor’s 500 stock index rose 64 cents to $5651. This was its best rise sinee Feb. 18 when it advanced 77 cents, and the rise put it at its best
Spent On Cigarettes
YORK,
WASHINGTON
(AP)
—
Coffee
spot
Santos No. 4 ex-dock closed at 36.75N. Cost and freight offerings include Santes Bourbons 3S at 36.50A and 5S at 35.50A.
Sep
44.50
Dee
42.95
Mar A-—Asked;
42.20 N—Nominal.
to
18
lower.
Low
Clese
37.10 35.60
37.11N 35.70
34.67 34.67N 3400 34.05N 33.45 33.45N lower to 2 Low
Close_
44.90 44.85N 44.45. 44.45 44.40 44.39N 42.85- 42.89N
42:20 ;
42.14N
or
1.8
cent
of
their
rette
spending
was
10
total
per
cent,
larger than in 1958. The agency forecast a further increase this year. Consumption
per
capita
15
years and over was an estimated
Service
Dow Jones Averages
TOKYO (AP)— Telephone service between Japan and the Hima-
YORK
gun. It’s $8.40 for the first three minutes and $2.80 for each additional minute.
Open
INDUS RRS UTILS STOCKS
layan
(AP)—(Closing Bow Janes stock averages:
624.11 144.10 88.45 205.88
High 631.35 145.34 88.99 207.92
Low 622.64 143.79
Close
Changes
628.30 144.88
Up 6.12 Up 0.98
88.21
88.61
Up
0.09
205.39
207.01
Up
1.53
the New
A atura
kingdom
favorite
of
Nepal
opera
sopranos
is
has
with
Alumin Lid.AluminumCo
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sha-
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|
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47%
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Pap
64% 48%
55% °44% 20%
Distill Corp
31%
Doug Air Dow Che duPont East
Air. Ko Mach
Ford Gen Dynam Gen - Ele¢ Gen Mills Gen.Moters Gen Tel’ Ga Pac | tty Oil Gillette
+Y%
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Int Harv
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45
| +%
42% 31% 45% 1%
74% 43% 94% 28%. 47% 82% 56% 15% 71
dyear, 37% Grace & Co 39% Gulf Oi =. 31 Inge Rand | 80 int BusM , 4613:-
+%
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|, 110% 51
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32% 92% | 225
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| Pepsi
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38%
(Crane Co Crn Zell. Curt Wr.
30%
|Pan A Air | Param Pict
52%
Con Edis t Oil
51%. 60%: °, 49%
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31% 64 55% 43%
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44
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| |
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|
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27%
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novel.
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255% 13
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color-
+% +%
35
G
Borden Borg War Bridg
|MayD St
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be-
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32 94%
66%
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32% 4 +%
51 +156 | Nat “Bis (44% .+% |-Nat Cash (275% + «.+1 |Nat Dairy
Any Tel. Tel
Armour
49%
_ . 19% 41%
Am Cyan | Am) Smelt Am) Sugar,
Donizetti’s
“Lucia; di Lammermoor.” adapted from Sir Walter
d. Press: average
York Stock. Exchange |res compared with aor
is Chal)
average of 3,792— nearly 190 packs. This was a record high of about 2-1\2 per cent above 1958.
Phone
As:
<n this ioe, tho. quote @ locks use $1.00" 30. 80. yalue : all stocks listed on| Volume Tose to "3,450,000 sha-
gained about $3.5’ billion.
Con-
spendable income. Of the total, $2,667,000,000 went for federal and state taxes. . ‘Reporting this, the Agriculture Department said last year’s ciga-
New NEW
per
‘since| it was |.at' $56.82 Feb.
Allied Chem
—(AP)
sumers spent for cigarettes last year an estimated. $6,100,000,000,
FUTURES
level
= ed
— Market Quotations: “te
More Than $6 Billion
unchanged.
“B”’ features closed 2 Sales 103 contracts. Sep 5.96 5.93 5.93B High Nov 6.01 5.98 5.98A World sugar futures No. 4 closed 2 May 37.28 lewer to 2 higher. Sales 178 contracts. July 35.70 High ww Close ‘Sep 34.85 May 3.10 3.08 3.08 Dec 34.25 July 3.20 3.18 3.18B + Mar 33.50 Sep 3.24 3.22 3.23 “M” futures closed 11 Oct 3.25 3.230 3.25 higher. Sales 20 contracts Mar 3.32 3.31 3.23 High Qet 3.25 3.23 3.25 May 44.99 Mar 3.32 3.31 = 3.32. July 44.70 May 3.32 3.32 3.32N Sep
to res-
a broad
chemicals,
COFFEE
FUTURES
YORK (AP) — Domestic No. 6 closed unchanged Sales 153 contracts.
continued
Of 1,210 fssues traded, 698 advanced, 280 declined, and ; | 232
best
the
motors
petroleums, crafts
close led
The
pond to excellent retail sales of cars last month.
4
Market
| who will be glad to serve you.
P
4
Heeitd
Tren
ae
a Pee TE
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thun
Lim thd
3
Sugar Council's Quotas
|
| | LONDON —(AP)— _The_ Inter“Russia,” said the ‘newspaper, national Sugar. Council’s decision| ‘‘apparently had an option to fix keep .export quotas at, their|the price) for this sugar at the
present level had ‘brought aj current market level on any day “decidedly ~ firmer tone” to the|that she chose, arid appears to world-market, the Financial Times | have decided that 3.06 cents was the lowest price she was now likesaid Yesterday. | With
‘world
market
supplies|ly
to get.
Some 300,000 tons short of require.)
“The
:
s
immediate . result
of _ her
—
ments, dealers feel prices are al-| action was to raise the market trend for some time.
ls |
London
evi-|
said
dealers ‘feel the
|
fs
ch,
This prescribes .a suitable a price given| Tprobable “movement was | Monday “when Russia fixed the |tange of 3.25 cents to 4.00 cents
photo by
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Manhattan S Sees —S | -\Chase -l\Chase Manh As A Record ecord YYear Of S Gold|1960 As 960 Halt Flow Fra
|= : an ; , ““|| U.S. U.0. Hopes To
=
|
Gunter Hett)
ch
(STAR
Thillet, treasurer and general. manager of the local. branch.
oe
ls
\
|
:
‘| By Promoting World Trade Fairs. \zre:te" 225 es se" @
Yo
:
H
|
y
e
\
e
blessing to the drive.
By SAM DAWSON
Ve
AP
s
NEW United
2 Ya
Ce™m over
2 Va
25,
products
did
stock
ner
not mea-
to gery ee dropprices
Common ' tid
-
rate and
500-billion-dol-|
‘ of national
pro-|
= observes: “o
a ‘continued,|
for
“ At
the
Manhattan
; reached duction sonal
incon al income
crease.
And
na? time,”
same
Chase
save, “industrial pro-
highs.highs. PerPer-
new
; continued
te
total economic
j in-
act-
get:| though moderate, advance in the | ivity rebounded from the steel
as|ting back from exports, profits | months ahead appear favorable.” | strike. “Thus, what had been expectChase Manhattan lists adverse| and| investments, neighbors | ©” “overseas
status
national
displayed | competitive
will be
the states
1
foreign
over the | and investiment than we are
watch’
the
“prospects
aid, travel]
sales of automobiles
2. Retail
between the . mine’ per cent and mid: Sxpuary ot, beginning f re- March,
the a economy
that
passed.
annual
ra-
more
antici
notes
queti duction,
dollars ~ ce overseas} nh
more
|for imports,
their
But
make.
what they
of
dollars and gold overseas.
nas
meaning that we are/j,, phrase lar | :
= e of a drive to halt the ; flow of|chiefly in the display and sales|sending
Products from at least half of -governments
4
of pay-|.. 4y-| view,
the balance 7
;
{ments deficit. That's a resound-|
_
Exhibitors : may? .
hi
.
rebuilt
were
and. other
me ® m, year ve Washington’s stepped up in-| Wont ; by. many, terest. in fairs grows out of con- | pated The bank, in its business
gimmicks— | politics and propaganda. be interested|ing
oldest commercial the World3 Trade Fair. It’s part|
be a record}
to
sie
ventories
business.
5
ao
|
_
i Coliseum.
i
of international) of: the|haveeae overtones stress this year : on one ahs 7
Vy
of the|
(AP)—One
Meee ae 5 ee yas eon World Trade Fair in New York’s w booYork, perhaps | antict:1 | ped.. } Tt
. Fairs are blossoming as never they increasingly before.. And a 2 Fs :
The| new]
(AP) — YORK is’ putting States oe
Blossoming
Are
Fair
_ nalys' Analyst
New: News
siness Business
for
| year
|
:
YORK
NEW
still promising
‘|
|
:
.
i
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}
ah
“
4,
is in
the spirit of the eae sugar
= |price of 425,000 tons of Cuban|? Pound. America distributor conference at the Condado Beach Hotel this week. Among the think the council now ee this earlier her by bought |raws, the of president vice Thillet, L. Felix are, from left to right, principal participants the New York price of Fart it Hi aad Dae gion me at year, | presiThillet, A. Felix ‘Overland; Willys of local branch; Keith Covelle, vice president | “ more dent of the local branch; Steve Girard, president of Kaiser Industries and Willys, and |3.6 cents a pound.
, | , |
4
Coun.
quotas
to raise
cil’s refusal
dence of the way one important|keeping with \buyer feels about the market's eee
~" = nt Treen easier Overland is holding its Tenth Annual Latin) — DISTRIBUTORS CONFERENCE Willys
5 5
Times
Financial
The
j
3
upward | to 3. 10 cents.”
an
show
to
bound
most
1 3% 34
turned out abroad. And Uncle Sam is going | zealouslyas suburban spending here. | factors of the first quarter of | ed to be a boom has normal exto put more push into trying: to | check up on the newest car or | foreign tourist which caused some|to be a period of — year the ‘these| up pile lands other As the down this expansion has turn foreign admiration of the| power lawnmower |surplus dollars they put them | economists to| revise their op-| pansion. And
1 %
ident
ach] Vs
Wy
%
|
|
displays into solid orders. Pres-| street.
on:
On Air Routes To
> [Bena ae tea] acct
this eee
If
India.|
in
held
been
ready hen
ares.
u
US. Department of Com- either into high yielding Americ: scheduled entries in 15am securities or into gold pur-|
The merce
fairs abroad this year. One al-|chased from the U.S. Treasury, .
'
F
{
(
BO AC
his|
has given
Eisenhower
Ike Wants
Osaka, Japan; Milan, Italy; and|
|timistic ‘predictions — _ as: automobile 1. Steel and
To
the
it will‘
do
End
Deficit
wants
taken place in an atmosphere price stability.”
)
©
%
| LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT. =. And firs] Fair Us| 12a emoe Oethetoeddeflet, Trade World "US. POWER PLANT & LAUNDRY CENTRAL | Commonwealth || in ice cbresd TOmDON ari. Bie reble| ain able tetas at Ge PUERTO RICO MEDICAL CENTER | by: retaliation inviting without U'S:| the at wares thelr PHY “between| ares ea eee told President the nations, other | . British fterand many PUERTO RICO Brita
23% inch
rates— have British ¢he
My
MT«1
FE
:
;
Morocco.
Casablanca,
T
"
ere
and other promotional means to|| Puerto] stimulate the interest of foreign ||
Corporation (BOAC). The reductions will become ef-|
3,
ply to so-called “cabotage” routes, | during the past week, according) while
1% ache ,
Ys
ie
enTee
United
British
and
Kingdom
backed by
the ‘department industries
represent
They
will be no reductions on flightsto} of about $45,000. the|
of
members
buyers in United, States products
were - promoted|
capital
co-| Rican
There|
dependencies.
and
lonies
Two
They will ap-| Rican
between _ the/to
flights
firms
of
of
to emphasize|]
continuing
Puerto| the basic objectives of the special Fomento.| program fer international under-||
a total investment | standing
- 7d
| do §
ment
ommerce
°
The firm José. Benitez Diaz will
i Desidit
C
Th
%
self-governing
+ 1b
an industrial far has stated its role only in|} British commonwealth of, nations.|pe established in~ fair parti-|}Palmeras for the general terms. Trade government ‘The new low fares will -be avail-} building in Villa |] return flights| manufacture of chromium furni- cipation of the U.S. able on single and
Lf,
between
We
Singapore,
3, ,
Guiana and British Honduras. f
ie Hy
Wy
Ye
2M,
% —
‘Hong
Britain
East
Africa,
Kong,|
the Fed-|
to. 30 people
ployment
eration of the West Indies, British | nual payroll
Market
Rus
hed Sa
ys Expe
“Tt
has
probably
\
.
appearance
the
higher
moving
will
$75,000.
of||
over the
near term,” he says, ‘“‘but no one
seems to be convinced that it is going to move a lot higher. .
“We could very well have to}. endure a sidewise pattern until well into the summer. By./then some of the guesswork about late 1960. and early 1961 business: pon
sent out missions what more trade word at an an- ‘toand spread we of the :
employed
be
at
payroll
‘arinual
oT
rf
of $60,000.
UP efforts. to assure
an|
att
|]
fairs and. trade missions.”
—
Pesos
CHEMICAL
calcd
os production
ENGINEER
suparticer of apathetic Steal: of suger
in production
ond
On
or ebout
April 4, 1960
, Contrect Documents
end
' Drew-
ings will be available for the preperation of bids for furnishing the CENTRAL POWER end installing Leundry Equipment for MEDICAL CENTER, RIO PLANT & LAUNDRY, PUERTO RICO r PIEDRAS, PUERTO RICO. required Contract and Bidding Documents and Drewing:
_ All ™ey_be obtained at the office of the Provisional Board. for the Puerto Rico Medical Center, Flamingo’ Building, Stop 19, Ponce de Leon, Avenue, Sonturce, Puerto Rice upon depositof cash, money
order, or certified check, payablé te the Provisional Board for the
of One Hundred Dolpuerto Rico Medical Center, in the emount dotars ($100), which sum will be refunded upon return ofdaysscid from
cuments in good condition within thirty (30) colender the ‘date on which lbids ere opened;
the entire deposit otherwise:
ok : wil = feateitsd: Bids will be received only from persons or firms whe heve
plant.
products
and
Bi-lingual.
food
h
on request.
be accompanied by « bid bond, executed on
‘Each is bid must in the form of Bid Bond included with the Contract’ Documents, proposal. the amount of five per cent (5%) of the total of the Bids will be received at the office of the Provisional Board, : time, et the address given above, until 3:00:-P. M. standard local openwhich time ané place they will be publicly Mer ee
|
:
P.O. Box 5096, San. Juan.
|
Puerte ' Board ! Medical Center
. - | |
| |
| f | |
il .
ae
; i (Signed) GUILLERMO ARBONA, M. D. : bisa yr Ae may as
a
.
te
:
; ! hae poet noe ete sonore: Ceard. ete st 0 it is ‘in w h e n to reject any or a!
cog ee
i|*
Seciety. ‘Resumé and AVAILABLE FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW IN PUERTO RICO ie | FROM: APRIL 18 TO 29. He Plame write: { ~ ENGINEER CHEMICAL Je Robert Lands
to the
sl
Speciclized fertilizer, processing of agricultural elated products, chemical production. "Member of American Chemie!
-.gent
EELET TS renters REET Perieeeees AELPSEESEFESSI EER ban
exploitation
of | of trade leads generated: by trade
pects will be absent.”
f ye ani omgeeeerpetiecmtmcmnt
increased
progressively
~
the brie eee and Drewings and ——— Franquie. Enterprises, in, Villal- }can sell. It adds there will be |} comeeeee deposit doc These their own nomes. r under Teaus follow-}{ on days prior obtained later than (5) calender ba, : will ; make clothing. Forty | “additional emphasis ments may not bebids. |] LOMOW. Tada hs of ‘opening
people
{ Be
Won
R. E. —(AP)— YORK NEW chsbaum of W. E. Hutton & feels that the market isn’t oe ‘going to be hurried in any direction.
#
ture.
will, be
em-
give
It -is expected to
RIO’ PIEDRAS,
|
|
steps. . .to make fuller use of international fairs, trade missions,
if
7 Fi N = irms iew Wo.
3% Y,
fective in October.
Eisenhower
Capital Backs | conetess March 27:
3 9] ritories —some as much as 30/P been announced by Airways Overseas
President
of
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
eg ||
ce
in-|
|
,
i READ
THE
poceennsahemssses ! CLASSIFIEDS
Rico
THE SAN JUAN STAR
— Thursday, April 7, 1960
Josea Makes (razpacho As Mom Did;
ice-cold
hot
try it at the Mailorquina in downtown San Juan, the capital’s
oldest
restaurant.
sparkling-modern
bowl.
Do
chop
one
medium
small
tne
ly, as
ber and place in a bowl. The fourth ‘member of the garnish
washed
and
seeded
crusts
from
and the
the
coldest
refrigerator
or even
for several
‘the
soup
}well
mashing
with
in the
deep-
hours.
Strain
this
method
the
will
pass
|Add
more
salt
easily.
desired
the above
as
sieve
through
if
to
of the
through
‘what
with
mixute
part
and
garnishes.
#4| There are literally hundreds i) | of versions of Gazpacho. In some parts of Spain, the soup or sa-
lad
is made
by
|chopping the the vinegar,
for>
or
allow.
inthe
F)| serve
merely
coarsely
vegetables, water, oil
adding and a
| few chunks of ice to chill. Some recipes call for finely pounded almonds in the soup while ano-
ther
version,
made
din Santiago includes salt
and
green
four
and
chill
‘freezer
‘lin
pepper cut into dises and mash with the salt and garlic. Remove
the
and bread coarse-
add’ all of, the vinegar much .of the water as
later
Pour a palm-ful: of salt (about two tablespoons) into ‘an earthenware (or any non- metalic) bowl,. add two cloves of garlic and mash to a pulp. Next, add
one
Guests,
blender container will take and \whirl away until well pureed. ‘Add the balance -of the water
cucum-
Madrid
Josefa’s
chopped.
‘the vegetables
serving
same with about two tomatoes. skinned and seeded, using only the pulp. Then peel, seed and
thenware bowl and pestle. I folJow her recipe bat use a blenHere's
with crust remov-
finely’
in a small
kitchen just as she did when she learned as a child in her mother’s home, using an ear-
der instead. mula.
is bread,
ed cms
‘when served their soup, add any or|all of the garnishes: If making in a blender, chop
Their version of this soup, which is technically a wet salad, is very much the same as the one Josefa, the Andulusian-born cook of friends, taught me io make in Madrid a few years ago. Josefa made “Gazpacho” in
that
team
chill
capers the
and
by Mrs.
Pol-
Lavandero here, cod fish, . olives
as well. It is more
nature
of
a salad ‘loaf—
delicious.
five
parents
(the redder the better for color although Spain's were pretty
in Los Angeles Urbanization: The proud parents are Harding Fran-
Chop
sweet
Mix
one
with
the
half
Onion
of
and
large
mash.
Next
and
one
Lastly
a few third
add
drops cup
water,
at.a of
olive
about A.
time, six
oil:
to
; 7 .
-
JOSEFA — She
prefers
‘|de
the
earthenware bow] with pest-,
le—
we
use
“Gazpacho.”
the
blender
was
for
ed
Franco’s
celebrated
Sunday
co Soto, he’s ‘| Customs .here,
above.
a_
moisten the mixture with one third cup and two tablespoons of
vinegar,
birthday
Arturo
at
with and
third
by
their
his
home
the U. Raquel
S. G.
Franco. The afternoon party commencwith games and refreshments
for the children, and ended with an adult the late
party that evening.
and Mrs. Luis Guillermo Alemany, in Our Lady of Fatima Church in
above
Hato Rey following their nuptial ceremony.
Miss-ATia Margarita Ramirez and Luis Guillermo Alemany Jt. exchanged wedding vows recently at a ceremony read in Our Lady of
Fatima
The
Church
pride
Hato
the
of Rio Piedras Guillermo
in
is
Rey.
daughter
and the
Alemany, from
The
bride
has
of
lasted
into
Puerto
Rico
while
Maya-
a
her
Mr. and
groom’s parent's
Mrs.
Hiram
Ramirez
are Mr. and
to Hapuines
science
of
the
Mrs
Luis
newlyweds
and a bridal buffet was served.
degree with a major in radio isotopes from the University of
Birthday Miguel
NEWLYWEDS__Mr.
Jr., are shown
guez.
slices of white bread (the Puerto Rican long loafs are wonderful for this) and break into the bowl. Mash io a mush and add four or five skirined tomatoes
anaemic).
ow
and
a
tangy,
well.
ee
Spain’s
weather soup, for my money one of that country’s greatest culinary treats. You can
Mix
The by
husband
guest
also
the. music
enjoyed
dancing
of jHepive
Terres
Orchestra. theis honeymoon, engineering from the Agricultu- | Following the couple will make their home ral College of} the U. of.P. R. in Mayaguez: has
his
degree
Miss
Ramirez
silk satin gown of
in
Alencon
agricultural
wore
a
with applications
lace,
reembroidered
with seed pearls, and a chapel length train. A short silk tulle veil was attached to her head by a duchess style crown of white orange blossoms. Her bouquet was of pink. roses. : Parents of the bridal couple acted
as
matrpns
best
men
at
of
the
honor
and
wedding.
The
‘Civicas’ Plan
Easter Parade, Hat Contests The
traditional
Easter
Hat
Pa-
rade of the ‘(Women’s Civic Club of Puerto ‘Rico ‘will take place
ushers were Baltazar Corrada, Carlos Amiero, Jose Bonilla and Salvador Alemafiy. The -bride’s maids,. in ‘pink peau de soie,
on Sunday, “April 17 at the Carte Hilton. Mrs. Violeta Biascoechea de Rodriguez will preside at the
were
event
the Misses
Nilda Ramirez,
where
hundreds
of Easter
Adyadeh Gonzalez, Messdames Beatriz. Corrada and Carmen Iglesias de Alemafiy. Young -Mis-
bonnets
ses~ Luly
Rodriguez
Ramirez
were
nal one. Many ‘ ‘Civicas” are at work ‘how mnakine their own
and
Nayda
— junior
bride’s
will
Prizes
be
displayed.
will be
given
1
to the
most
beautiful. hat and ‘the most: origi- ' chapeaux.
r maids. Liza
Gaudio
was
flower
girl
and Hiram. Ramirez, Jr. was page boy. at the wedding. : © Following the religious ceremohy, a wedding reception was. given by the parents of the bride at the Fiesta Condado Beach
champagne
toasts
:
white
Room Hotel,
of the where
were
drunk
: A
group
, of
designers
are
also
working on creations to be -éxhibited at. the event. Among them are Mrs. Conchita del Pino, Pedro
Zorrilla,
Mrs.
elita Rigual,
Mrs. Elena abbas who have won first prizes at the last two parades, Mrs. Elmire Bonnet de Diaz
and. Mrs.
Margot
Diaz
Bon-
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etell t Stars ForSeOIH ~ "WhaThe EANNNNANHNN oll Righter eeommonnannt BY Carr
do
ERS: "DEAR ANN LAND oming of
not compel! What. you make of Confer with. experts for any data
and/or
dreary
oe
some
pretty
delaying
condi-
brings.
daytime
AQUARIUS
The
TENDENCIES:
GENERAL
19)
are
and
carefully
very
a
get
to
men
eer
(April -20 to May
who
ideas
in
who you fine
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) It is imperative you follow every law that applies to you today: P.M..make it a point-to go out socially to those places that most attraet you.: Loosen up and be most gracious. Have fun. Expand. TAURUS
ners
Avoid
fine.
that is
slant
new
fresh
tonight,
Then,
you are ‘able
find
have
to
to
conniving
-for his position.
should
take
now
and
you
of
this
TODAY...
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your home and have-a most happy and delightful time. Have
riods
of
depression
part
of
every
only those in who are most compatible. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21)
example and teaching that patience is a virtue which brings
read
the
in
So
about a great deal of success in this chart. Training in spiritual
many
things
seem
on
to
be
pil-
you
that
today
you
greatest
rewards
will
ing
become confused and believe ydu
up
truths is the best means
are
unable
complish
perly,
to handle
Plan
your
them
pro-
and
also
labors
you
this.
a
it
will
have
be
most
dire
expensive
results
today.
Caribe as
and Labor.
diligently instead or consult with some authority so that you can
advance
in your
YOUR
COPY
-16-page
career.
FOR
of Carroll Righter’s
Foreeast
for
your
own
sign for May send‘ your birth date and 50 cents (no stamps) to Forecast, San Juan STAR, Box
N.
1895,
Grand
Central
Sta.,
Y. 17, N. Y. LIBRA
(Sept.
23
to
Oct.
bring
M.: with
family.
evening
is
socially
and
your
you
whom
day
the
for being
highway,
where.
of
out will
persons
busi-
P. M.
in
careful
metion
is then ideal
on
any-
for
talking over current problems ‘or new ventures with .experts' and
getting the right slant or things.
Begin an upswing NOW.
SAGITTARIUS: (Nov.
22) :to
Dec. 21) Set up)a better baokkeeping system bothin business and personal life. See where you can cut off corners and practice
be
which
5 p.m.
in
honored at will
feature
feel
(AP)
Bing Crosby-— Kathy
20)
Feeling
you
quite
you
could
rather
make
depressed,
others
miserable
if you
about are
not careful. Rise above this emotion and in Capricorn style, turn .
returned %
ne
in
|
I
write.
hardly
country
the
from
ANN
I
and
honored
and
ks
to
am
be
+
LANDERS:
Gentleman For phooey to you!
came
house
privi-
among
|
Hooray
and Observer I came to’ this
Spanish FilaLOLA FLORES—Famed INTRODUCING tly appearcurren Flores, Lola , dancer menco singer and was
Hotel ing as the featured entertainer. at La Concha Mrs. Delia by guests hotel and press the presented to Arnaldo
Quifiones
de
to
are
recently in the Marino right,
Room
Arnaldo troup, and
Mrs.
her
of |
members Carbia).
Meyners
|
a
at
|
reception
cocktail
of the hotel. Above, left
Meyners, Miss Flores, two the Tony Chiroldis (Vilma.
‘T
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—
aor
emo,
|
t
the
t | fr 1 i { f i t I
Hotel
entertain-
i
you
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THE PRIME >,
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Make hot potato
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Grandstaff
“But
GUARANTEED
-
t
—— Mrs.
don't have to, pay a cent in sales [ tax!”
free
treatment.
shouting
like
DEAR
vote-conscious
Price, Danfel:
‘
having:
you’re
get .this
can
leged
Dallas shopping trip: “You know you can spend more money in less: time in Texas than any place I know.”
And
a
-you.— NU SUN KEE
to the class of "55 at the Uniyersity’ of Texas— and the Governor of Texas were having a
Gov.
stamped,
too.
to
exciting
t ! t '
The yo real economy. P. M. contact. those chat.. who can be heipful in the. fu-}. Said Kathy, after a downtown |
- ture, Do important studying, Fre: search. ‘CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to: Jan.
is
tops that this is a marvelous, new,
this affair as.
to
appeared! in|
to America 40 months ago. When i landed on your shores I got on my knees and kissed the soil. I
) s a l l a D s t i s i V y b s o Mrs, Cr Tex.
this
so
letter, say,
er’’~I
ment a clarinet quintet from. the ‘Casa Margarita under the direetion of Prof. Carleton E. «Smith: Clarinetists will be Victor Vilaring, Emilio Rodriguez, Pedro Alieea, Dwight Santiago and Leroy Camero. ne
DALLAS,
newspaper enclosing a self-addressed envelope.
Rico’ Blood
San Juan Intercontinental. Club president from the various women’s clubs in the community
3-to
pretty
eee
.
from
the
most
Puerte
glad
problems.
Send them to her in care of this
cam-
22)
ness with ‘pleasure. ; SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) A
the
raising
be
your
DEAR ANN LANDERS: ,I am so angry at “Gentleman Observ-
Club
9,
Then
like.‘Combine
fund
will
with
Moscow, Budapest or Peiping and let me know how you make out. (Vil bake you a cake with a saw im. it.)
The Women’s College Club of Puerto Rico will hold their annual Guest Tea_ this Saturday, April
going
with
for
the
letter
is
letter
That
Try
the
Landers you
bum _ choice
—.
press
that
evidence
YOUR
Women’s College Club Will Meet Saturday
for
being
of
Bank.
ties.
ideal
at
a Toots.
368 papers with 'a circulation of | about 35 million. I’m also printing:
to ac-
of the Hotel Caribee Hilton
part
paign
22
I wish you’d make me the offer— and buy me a ticket.
help
too,
-.
Observer’s
American
country.
:
April
Gentleman
the
good
: in A.
start any arguments
Don’t
on
Ann
told Gentle-
made
there,
Look, Brother, the fact that you
MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Do not antagonize Brig. Gen. John H. McGee, .comthat good associate, though he, \manding general of the U. S. or she may seem too precise and |Army’s Antilles Command here, somewhat demanding. Just be and Mrs. McGee will be hosts at certain you have all reports, a reception Friday, April 8, in statements, data ready and in honor of Manuel A. Garcia ; Mengood order, and all will go well. dez, president of the Blood Bank Cooperate for best results. of Puerto Rico, Dr. Fernando LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Be Batlle, director of the Municipal very: friendly today and in that Hospital of San Juan, and Mr. way you can discuss your fine and Mrs. A. J. Samaritano, paplans with the right people. Also trons ef the upcoming Imperial stick to own work religiously Ball. The reception will be held and avoid any fracas—with fel- at the- McGee’s residence, the low’ worker. If any argument Casa Blanca, at 6 p.m. starts, simply utter kind words. The Imperial Ball will take VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sep.t 22) place
have
ever
country.
WHICH
wise
For Imperial Ball Group
wisely.
could
silly girls line of an
heard country another Well— from! And judging from the cities you cite as the ultimate in TV I think I know | j entertainment,
Mefees To Entertain
get in touch with some expert who can give you a hand or advise
are
You
DEAR SICK: Buy your owa ticket. Just because you made a poor selection is no reason te be mad..at the entire couniry. You
was
was. Too sense to
claim, why shouldn’t he have his | ..: say?— NO FLAG, WAVER WAVER:— | FLAG NO DEAR
sweet child born an ideally happy or she is taught those short peYour
soldier.
I
OF
|’
is embarrassingly amateurish. _ It was a disgrace the way you] over this man. If all hopped Amerita is a free country, as you|
The innately today can have life if early he, to rise above
which
either.
SICK
TV
Remain cheerful though you may receive a lefter or telephone call that could be somewhat unnerving. P. M- invite guests’ into
life.
morons.
the
in Moscow, Peiping, American
and
Budapest
from. same
Amer-
right.
ican TV caters to Compared to TV
and have a very productive day. Work. “FT . IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN
20)
American
is
he
knows
row
a
friend
advantage
persecution
didn’t like Anyone who has watched Amer- man Observer if he he came ican television for two’ nights in- it here to go back where
irritates you so much that could lose out on today’s aspects.. Co-workers can be cooperative
or’
perfectly happy where I who signed himself Gentle- |bad I didn’t: have the man Observer. He criticizett stay there. America for her lack of cul- | 1 was. one of those ture and made a strong case who fell for the cheap
a. real
new
ny.
you to chop down the writer
you
excellent
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It was most unbec
Feb.
behind
some
mind.
that
very
If you give in to that temptation to enjoy yourself at all cost,
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(Jan.
your
understanding— then. off to a good time at the pleasures :you
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: U PR Chemistry DepartmentPlans To Boost Pure Science Research — By
A.
W.
laboratory
MALDONADO
lar
The chemistry department of the University of Puerto Rico School of Natural Sciences is participating in the development
aceording to Dr. Juan DaCuret, head of the chemis-
tiv
department. Dr.
Curet
there
has
said
been
yesterday
new
explained has plans
ly.
laboratories.
One
of
and
highly
his two
these
complicated
other
will be
pointed
subs-
iganic
out
that
the
/eal plants, Dr, Curet
ins-
ment’s ‘staff, ‘with the of advanced ‘students.
federal
The
for
next
year.
Pro-
new
he
added.
chemistry
an ambitious
program
to
of new
begin
this
Trujillo
Republic
said
the
elections
In
the
fourth
articles Herald,
of
of be
will
are net by pre-
written Trujillo
agreed
a
series
with
Sen.
Prime
Minister
Fidel
States. jillo
Castro
asked
if the
but
offer
to
mies
“The
last
want
ejections
thing
is that
included
with
there
the
1962
Ricg’s
on
Te)
free
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a relatively hour
slow
600
Roosevelt
and
Oldest 124 Tel
Discount
at
miles
an
House
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81
6-4130
Outboard Motors Automobiles
Furniture Bedding
Housewares
ALL MAKES Many
Other Things at Large Discounts
the
Dorado
Artifi-
Secretary
Luis
the of ac-
IN A BIND—Catherine the cat wears the atest fashion in kitten cast after a veterinarian, applied the above to her broken shoulder bone. . Kate incurred the feline fracture when a.box fell on her as she was nosing about the attic of
breeders
and
are
of
the
Cha-
and
will be used to improve the quality of beef cattle in the: island. At
the
present
time
the
Rivera
Santos
stated
that
rendered
21,807
artificial
43
municipalities
in
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Past To Be Looked Af
The board of directors ‘of The Shell _Company (Puerto Rico) Li-
BONN (AP) — The Socialist opposition has announced it will force a- -ifull- -scale parlia-'
thited
has
shi
approved a tee
annual
‘They
will
be.
at the
ico.
program
two
give
scholar-.
University of Puerto granted
to
sons and daughters of permanent
dur-
insemi-
nation services. At the end of the year, the program had covered
Hoag
Oberlaender’s Nari
Arti-
ficial Insemination-Center at Dorado has 20 pure blood -breeders, including dairy and beef cattle.
Art
Shell To Award Two
Rivera
Hereford Breed
owner
photo.)
ing fiscal 1958-59 the départment
Roosevelt
6-2571
by
to
The
cruises
Rey
F.
Golf - Fishing
|
the
puaapamammnanan
Defense
Santos.
intercontinental
Luggage
Hi-Fi
cording
missile, it can zig-zag in flight to avoid enemy defense measures.
Ranges Disfwashers
Air-Conditioners T. V. Sets,
acquired
to the 76,000 miles
Atlas
of
and Gen. Nathan
Three more pure bred bulls to used as breeders have _been
roles
Snark
Refrigerators
Radios
down
Secretary
cial Insemination Center of Commonwealth Department Agriculture and Commerce,
range.
the
hour compared an
trip
missile
Although
‘Hato
Furniture 203
5,000-mile
HOUSE ;
be
missile
DISCOUNT
Largest
Canton
Bato
a
Thomas
a White House Eisenhower.
Artificial Insemination Center Gets 3 Bulls
yesterday
guided
Pre-
F. Twining, -chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, also attend. ed the meeting.
with
Fla. (AP)
troops
a Snark
Atlantic
DomiThose
Bayamoén
Plaza
CANAVERAL Force
launched
MARC Puerto
predict
Cn 5,000 Mile Shot
participation
ef several parties in the nican Republic in 1962.
Deputy
that.
I can
—
of Defense
James Douglas
ob-
Snark Missile Fired
ene-
be
partial
Secretary
S. Gates Jr. after conference with
elections.”
CAPE
Tru-
my
many
admit
—Air
him and volunteered to write Jy the articles. Trujillo wrote in the last article:
by
any
exile should the presiden
certainty) that the’ ‘Caribbean Comintern’ will do everything within its power to impede the
to criticisms the United
declined
If
(AP)
and Polaris submarine programs. The approval was announced
presiby an
be overwhelmingly
Even
“I believe
Geor-
Castro
such
to the elected
majority.
would
servers
of
ge Smathers (D—Fla.) that he would permit the presénce of foreign observers at the elections. John Knight. Miami Herald editor, recently asked Cuba's reply in the Herald of his regime in
respect will be
defeated.
pos-
corrupt
the leaders in a candidate for
cy, he
for athe Miami aicoe stated he
recently
everything
overwhelming
meditated aggressions from Cuba, Venezuela and Puerto Rico.”
fadatatal p hb fata Aan da tin ton dn den jn fin stent bn din tn in tin fin fan tin nn dn an rain faaion din, da Pun fntrinde pi PEI AS PPPEPEAROEPA
‘
“With dency, I
WASHINGTON
POT
Dominican
do
to
sident Eisenhower . yesterday formally approved Defense De-|: partment plans for speeding the Atlas intercontinental missile
PevuevTwTerTTT. SG PPPIPIE DPD IPD
the
the par-
1962.
be carried out “if they Geliberately obstructed *
there
will
to block and elections.
these
addition
And Atlas Speedup
| be: high
school
with
ayerage
of npt
an
through
of
academic
B (3.0).
A board camposed of the dedn students of the University of
Puerto Rico, the managing tor of! The ‘Shell Co!
diréc-
(P.R.) Ltd.,
Charles L. Towers and The Shell
program.
mentary
investigation
into
the
i
political past of Refugee Minister Theodor Oberlaender, whom
the
Communists
volved
Shell employees. ' Candidates must
less than
eight cattlemen’s groups. There are a total of 992 ¢attlemen in the groups, who together have 17,008 cows registered in the
sacre
allege
in a World in
was
War
in-
II mas-
Poland:
West «Germany became
a country
11
years ‘ago. | In Moscow, a Soviet. commission quoting witnesses. and documents, charged |‘that a battalion
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“ Co. personnel manager will ad- of, Ukrainian nationalists set up Cattlemen: interested in im-, by ‘Oberlaender. killed’ various minister the ‘program. proving their beef cattle, said Soviet officials,’ Jews and Poles ‘The | scholarships lare for four Rivera Santos, may request the department’s services through the, years) or until the candidates after . entering) iver, Poland, June “30, 1941.) | center at Dorado.
SESS
in
sible such
that
are. in
of
ike Okays Polaris
SESE
in
enemies
weights
DEI
ties
that
elections with of opposition
cola-
investigations which are being conducted by the department’s Institute of Nutrition.
department
projects
projects
ILO
promise
molecular
eourses,
PPOEIE
his
will be free participation
of the
cellulose derivatives. Dr. Curet stressed
OIE DAES? POGOPEOEIE
renewed
also
tion
planned
fessors from U.S. universities are. being contracted for these
has
(AP) — = GeneralissiLeonidas Trujillo has
is
are
Of Free Elections In ‘62 MIAMI Rafael
department
assistance
borating with the industrial laboratories of Fomento to conduct a series of research projects on matters dealing with Puerto Rican industries. One project deals with the determina-
research
a cryogenic
with
continued.
| This arojept jl be directed by Dr. Luis oros, of the depart-
ins-
Trujillo Renews Promise mo
salts,
Dr. Curet said that the department is also initiating a program of graduate work in scientific research. He said that one course— chemistry seminar —is being given this year and others
The
truments.
The
He
cryogenic laboratory grant money.
will be dedicated to the analysis of inorganic elements by mo-
dern
| year, according to Dr. Curet. (Among these is one investigating the magnetic properties of inor-
molecu-
trument laboratory will be built with University funds and the
in-
that for
the
various
continued, would cost $50,000 if constructed individual-
crease recently in scientific research at the University. He said that there is “appreciably more interest” in research by the University faculty and students. Dr. Curet department
of
Another':deals with the exabout|| /traction of alkaloids from tropi-
that
a substantial
which
tances will be studied at very low temperatures. Each laboratory, Dr. Curet
and encouragement of pure science research at the University, niel
in
structure
bee o ke a4
we
4
Be fete * #
i Boe
-
de
ii
tae
Rte
—
enh
| | |
A
ab
-
> Commentator ~ Who Hit Reds.
Be
‘under
English AsSS By
asylum” in
the [Argentine
‘embassy since. he was publicly ‘attacked by Prime Minister Fidel
Ss
‘Castro last month, left yesterday ‘for exile in the United: States. '
Conte
Agiiero
3
‘Havana — : jaute Aiooeae
lareeuting a plane
item
Oe his arrival in ‘Miami he was {Im‘Inigration officials. After cacaine: 'ing at the airport, he was hustled ‘to immigration © headquarters.
| taken into’ custody by. U.S. “|
Newsmen
were
not permitted
to
-question -him at once. 2 The radio - commentator. had been waging an’ anti-Communist ‘campaign
. until
a
ing
March
\which
25°
from speak:
in a
threatened
t. battle
to- develop
Senior School,
in the
So
a
li
ta
As Spanish
~
guas.
Caguas
named
-top
High
Knows
what
English
_jin
‘and
public
those
who
in
language
tor
at the
attended
his
Leninist
the
policy
principle§
of
Aine
existence, . As a result
head
of
the USSR
the
has
of
peaceful . co-
of
the trip
of
the
Soviet » government,
more: friends,
the
USSR and France ‘have drawn closer together and jhe cause of peace has advanced.” avda
_
deeply
claimed
the
alarmed
by
world
“the
“To
was
threat
, of resurgence of German
It added:
shington,
of
militar-
MOUNT
against
and
to.
treaty normalizing in West Berlin.”
in sign
the
heart
a
peace
BONN
man
| to it by on
spaded
has
West
prize
for
Petition
is
$2,250
this stiff eomas
compared
school
district contest
as
all-island
the
Wants
To
as
weil
tourney. Study
Law
Puerto Rico. whichis
up
with
the.
aid
The
gold, found
His recent used partially
prize as a
money was donation to
a
Saint
Jude
temple
to
in
This
“Saint.
and
let_of his interest his teacher, Mrs.
school.
He.
‘would:
like
to go to a university in the U'S.; he says, but he expects to at least begin at the University of
| Chicago. A
ago
by_
from
Ger-
protested
the Soviet, Union against what ealled “a campaign of slander” Premier - Nikita’ S. Khrushchev|. his recent visit' to France. The sharp diplomatic Rote was handed by Ambassador Hans
Bank
Illinois
and-Trust
Executor The bank,
of.
the
National
Co.
Of Pierce’s Estate acting
as
executor
of Pierce’s estate, confirmed the treasure
trove.
Pierce died
Dec.
25 of a heart ailment. A source outside: the bank said the backyard: treasure hunt was stated when bank representatives, making an inventory~ of -the estate, came upon a safe combi' Kroll to. the Soviet Foreign Office|. ‘nation scribbled -on a desk pad in - Moseow ' Monday.
for
the
bank
©
prevented ‘the
disclosing
mation
two weeks
representatives
;Continental
was a star fullback Maroons in 1913.
spokesman
of ‘a deceased
under two fruit trees on the property ‘of Stanley R. Pierce,
was unearthed
He
said a confidental relationship between the executor and the
in bags Buried
67,
US.
He
speak
the
he
continued
say-
developroots in
*
or.
beyond
additional
“international”
is
the
Ponce,
lan-
mez Routte
pervisor
that
he
owes
the
Pierce
ago.
through
ried
property ‘two
They.
said
ice
away
and
several
the snow
Ca-
Weeks
to
and’ car-
bags.
hoarding
of
Sebastian
Hinton
“absolute
nonsense”
branded a
Mrs.
as
‘report
proceed
spending
of the will
campus
visit
the
working at an atomic research station in inner Mongolia and the Chinese plan to. explode their first bomb in June or July.
Phos-
Bay, Agricultural ExStation, Playa
They
Juan
Boque-
movie picnic
at in
will
return
to
spend
Monday
Gals Not So
Galore As Before
gold
was imposed by the government during World War Il.
and
Week.
of
LONDON (AP) — Things are looking up for unmarried fe| males in. Britain. ‘By 1999, the surplus of women | over-
that her. daughter, Mrs, - Joan The*:Bonn Chase ‘Hinton, is helping the in Pierce’s home. Her mother said the Daily government; announced the action Investigators found wd -open- Chinese Communists build ‘their Mail is “trying to fix up false- | ' yesterday and made ne: text of: ed a safe in the garage of ‘the first atomic bomb. hoods because of. McCarthyism. | the note public. , Inside the small vault “There’s not a word of truth It’s witch hunting, that’s exactly It said: that Khidehchay during home. ‘his visit to France had sought was a map which showed the in ‘it:at all,’ Mrs. Hinton. said what is,” she said. at her home in suburban Haver“to. give the French public a location of the gold cache. 4 The gold- pieces, with a total ford. “She was completely overcompletely distorted picture © of. the | political attitudes of the Ger- ‘) value of $100,000, probably would whelmed at the use of the bomb TEHERAN (AP) — The Tehepublic and the German ‘gov- bring more if sold as collectors’ in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and that’s why she went to! China, ran evening paper, Keyhan, rent. " Khrushchev repeated- items. Widower With No Children to.get away from scientific en- ported that- 57 Iranian and Kuiy iiled what ‘he called - rising Pierce, a. widower with ‘no deavors of that nature.” , ° waiti- ‘passengers: on a motor i ~in West Germany. children, left the bulk his The British newspaper, . the launch ‘were drowned at Khour ~ = ‘A’30-acre “section of* Mantiattafi| estate“estimated at’ halt. Daily * Mail; in*# ‘dispatch ‘from “Abdullah, tear «Kuwait, ‘early ' Island comprises Chinatown. dollars; to the Gaiversity. of Hong Kong” ‘said’ Joan Hinton is ‘yesterday. ~ ‘
57 Drown Near Kuwait
island,
Bradford H. Champman_ is sponsor for ‘The Norwich Frce Academy Spanish Club.
to determine if Pierce the -gold. itlégally. A
against
the
mountains.
San
Holy
|
a Treasury
of
a tour
ficial said an investigation would ban
will
‘a
Science Fair being held in university auditorium and
the
men! dug
fence.
be made retained
and
with
ron, attend a Spanish the local theater and
A-Bombing?
(AP)2
Ri-
‘vacation
Saturday
periment,
‘Nonsense’, Says Hinton PHILADELPHIA
trip to Puerto. Rico. They will arrive in Puerto
phorescent
It is surrounded by a high link Washington,
Nor-
Norwich, of
the the
Pierce built the home in 1950. In
taking
community. The group
chain
of
The
~—advantage
have
-bank
the discovery. “Neighbors of Pierce in this community of 17,000 — 26: miles northwest of Chicago — «eported seeing a half-dozen men digging near two small trees on
Daughter
the
of
ter-American University campus. The IAU University Relations Office has arranged a full two Gay program for the “group. They will visit the last. day of
a
and to the zone suin
Club.
Academy,
Saturday and Sunday on the In-
in English to Maud E. Go-
for English
is
section
;
says
Conn.
co
Hopeless
Cases.”
Nestor
Free
says. ‘immediately to the southwestern
he
of
Spanish
wich
their Easter
being |
infor-
confirmation
The
with-
states.
constructed
law
more
in his budget. His ambition is io be a criminal lawyer in the
If he should win a substantial prize at the National Guard oratory contest, he would -use it to help himself through college
least | for: Chicago’s
treasure. map.
the Situation
—(AP)— The
government.
Top
with the $125 he gained for icopping first honors in both his
Mili-
at
to
country,”
Vacationing On Island
NESTOR ESTEVES
Ill, (AP)
worth
able
our
Norwich Spanish Club
of a-Chicago investment broker before his death, have been
a repetition
German Note Blasts Nikita For Slander’ -:
PROSPECT,
pieces
ne-
guage.
1
—Gold
however,
Rico is now
be
of
‘simply.
matic
$100,000, buried in the backyard
situation’
Europe,
-the
well. shy,
“Otherwise, no work for you.” He also said that even outside America, English is the diplo-
Treasure Map Reveals $100,000 In Gold In Broker's Backyard
~ of the tragedy of the past it is essentialto put an end’ to the dangerous
of
-
on applying for a job is, ‘Do you speak English?’,” he said.
classes,
tia.”
~S
guard
Colonel
that Rico
“The first thing they ask you
“English is’ my favorite.” Though it is a required subject only to the 1lith grade,
peace, for
should
‘jthe
the
‘avda, the ' -. | Soviet. Communist * P; “hewspaper, Said yesterday] - Russia’s about 90 per cent of this year’s position on major international is- staduating - class at Gautier Benitez are taking senior English sues has ‘‘met understanding” by as an_ elective. t _French leaders.” : | Born in Mayaguez, Nestor has _- Commenting on Premier Khrush‘chev’s visit’ “to Paris, | Pravda ‘lived ail his life in Puerto Rico _Teported .his talks with President with the exception of six months ~ de Gaulle “were. yay ‘serious and National: Guard- duty in the U.S. most useful.” ~ The next English oratory conMoscow radio “quoted | the party test that he intends to enter is organ as saying. Khrushchev’s sponsored by the National Guard ‘visit “marks a new wictory for with the subject: “George. Wa‘the
are
ing the most industrial ‘{|Ments here have their
high -school, Nesamong
often
said
contest because: he had
says: that
English
“They.
language
gone through grade school in. a parochial curriculum. English His Favorite . Like most other ‘senior stu-
dents
“It
made clear in - Puerto
understand
we
was En; entered in - the
was
elec
out,
cessary for both patriotic and economic reasons, he said. ‘If we are American citizens,
of instruction
Nestor
Type B
the
Understand
i ‘glish in Puerto
Con-
where
Leona
and are afraid to answer for fear of making mistake,” he said. ‘But the everyday use of En-
into. two students SpanishType B,
-havye
non-public -schools
at
points
Islanders
.
schools.-
even:
Nestor
Nestor also many people
The annual contest was open te students~in all parochial, pritestants were divided types — Type A, for who have attended only -schools,. and
’ Esto
ie fr
classes:
level,
orator
island’s high schools
:
!
lity in develofitnd Program is’ what
Nestor |
Benitez
Department of Education. vate;
dis
Carver.
a. contest sponsored by the -Ro tary Club-of San Juan in cooperation with the Commonwealth
Useful Says Faris
eens
in-
been
"_. LONDON: —(aP)—
Se
wae
he is talking about; He has just
- Nikita’s Fran France Tri
me
BONE
class president
into glish.
‘a major riot... Subsequently, Castro. attacked ‘Conte - Agiiero «in parti ular =~ _anti-Communists nmunisissepet * “Peners aly.
me
BOB
Esteve; of: Gautier
for
-.
‘crowd prevented -him:
a a
THE SAN WAN STAR — Thursday, heel 7, 1960
* ‘The high. school, winner | of an island- wide ‘oratorical contest HAVANA —(AP)— Luis Conte thinks “learning English is every -Agiiero, anti-Communist. -Cuban. bit -as -important as speaking radio. commentator who has been “Spanish.”
‘=
ng rag
pt
Oratory Contest Victor Airs. Views
‘Leaves Cuba
so
ce]
res
men
will
512,000; In 1959,
be
it was
The trend
was
reduced
to
1,500,000.
predicted
Tues-
day by the British Registrar General ‘who also forecast that total population—‘will rise -from its current level of 45% million te
52%
the
million
by
the
turn
of
century.
Ex-Nazi Gels Six Months DARMSTADT, —A.
ed for
court
a former six
found ing
Nazi
months.
guilty
a.Jew
Germiany
here
and
of
. Tuesday
SS
(AP) jail-
lieutenant
«after
he
publicly sanctioning
was
insultNazi
atrocities. Werner Teichert, 1, Was. accused ‘of sayirig “that the Third Reich atid {tot gas enough Jews.
-
Reader’s Viewpoint
||
Airstrip Vieques’ Future , The following letter to Lt, Gen. David M. Shoupe was ‘written by :
Mayor
Antonio. Rivera, Rodri
of Vieques,
who
has
been
—
seeking
|
permission for use by pemmesctal F airlines of the Marine. Corps airstrip :on Vieques.
At least 800-more would find work |
Dear General Shoup: | I am writing you in
of
the
people | of
the
in supplementary service trades., That would give Vieques 1;200 new . jobs, and would help 1,200 families rise from bare subsisterice to at’
name
Vieques.
To
a
very: great extent, the fate of this island .and its) 9,000 people rests
in your hands., As you know, the Marine Corps maintains a training area ‘here which occupies ‘something. | | Over
least
a
health
and
We,
The
people
the
training
of | Vieques
strategic
value
area to
the
are
of
as- a whole.
Economic difficulties have beset this island for more than 30 years.
“LIBRARY WEEK — A group of pupils from the Albert Einstein School, Santurce, look at a display at Intersection 5, at the foot of the Condado Bridge announcing Library Week. The sign, erected by the Department of Education, says “a good book is goodness distilled from a noble spirit,” a quote from the Argentinian writer and statesman, Domingo Sarmiento. Library Week ends Saturday. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett)
no
PHILATELIC
SECTION
wealth
and
address
Mr.
much name
in the philatelic
sec-
tion, or in any other section which you may deem appropriate, of the fine newspaper which you head so well. I wish to Keep correspondence, with the purpose of interchanging stamps or simply on a friendly basis, with citizens of that beautiful country, Puerto Rico.
My
name
is
Zoila
Rosa
Rosa-
Jes. I live in 212 Tenerife, Havana, Cuba. l’'ve always wanted to visit Puerto or keep correspondence
person
who
government
correct.
with
some
that ated
place. So, I would appreciit if you would publish my
lives
Orta,
212
|
Rosa
expenses,
r
Rosales
with
numerous have the
ing
the
CORRECTION
25. statement
‘studied
no
from
Plant
Ma-
contribution the
Common-
that
the
readers of your paper opportunity of obtain-
true
facts
on
this
res-
pect.
Oscar
Gonzalez
General
Cabanillas
Manager
~
Joo Italian Ceramic Rio
Piedras, a
tile
that design
Mexico
under
a
Common-
TODAY’S
BEST
FROM
the
about
P.
Corp.
R.
eK
the
metropolitan
cabdrivers Association
of the
the
cab-drivers
of
zone,
we
Taxis’
Owners
of San Juan have
Island
have
the this
taken
upon
themselves to badget us the cab-
EUROPE
the
have
last
been
two
editorialized
to
land
Our
to
has,
up
until
industry
2,000,
less
than
now,
of
cane
we
fields.
Our
per
capita
States
and
actually
it is not a violation to have the
there
the but cab
Puerto Rico ‘or the’ United’ "States
Association
difficult for | those who have to leave our island with no prospect
gladly
the
P.S.C.
matter
abide will
of
"
any
make
conecting
ruling on_
the
meter. Just
finished
reading
second
editorial
of
5th
and
we
came
this
speedyour
April
the
the
con-
to
clusion that you are somewhat innocent of the rules governing taxicabs here in P.R. If’ you ‘really wanted to do something for your readers you
should
have
so-called
written
about
‘Fantasmas,”
the
private
cars that” are operated as taxis by their owners. If you ever go shopping in any of the big super-
meet
one
are bound
of them.
They
and
do not even er’s| license. Rafael
some
of
haye
the
of ever
Paoli,
It is even
of improving 75
manent Marine here is about
no
driv-
making
But
and
Association
by sheer will
limited
past
developers
:
cne
civilian
larger
have+
ina
our one
airstrip
use.
It
!
is
lanes,
_
but
year.
If “a
Corps
ask
permission
for
main-
“has
been
commercial | carriers
contro],
but
it has
you,
General
been
Shoup,
consider this
decision!in
its disastrous
effect
Caribair A
de-
on the
to
re-
light
of
island.
Has’ Franchise
commercial
cartier,
Carib-
air (Caribbean Atlantic Airlines, Inc.)\_has. received a franchise; from the Civil Aeronautics Board‘ ts between Fuer( to* operate’ f Rico _and©“‘Wieques. | Caribair
private
-
|
willing to put its - traffic pattern -
| inte-
under the. control of the Marine
proposed
Corps and to adjust its flight schedules to your requirements.
tiny: hotel
It’
and
does
airfield well lation of planes. Re-
nied. In the name of| the people’ of Vieques and ‘their future, I
|
hotel
Corps
to use this airfield, under Marine
of 15 rooms has been crowded all this
Marine
sought
for Vidaues,
expressed
transport.
peatedly
| 4
few years,
hotel project,
should
resort | _ptoject
to the Marine
to our’ people:
airstrip
be
no
incbhvenience
| |
Corps to. grant per-
should be built in ‘Vieques, this is mission for. Caribair’s. use: of this | it would mean
persons) would ‘be
riupeniy amore
14) Dusky | power has
have
for
tain on Vieques an suited to ‘the acco larger commercial
more
‘personal ; i pur-
rest being generated
:
to eight.
presently
The
Corps garrison 75 men. Troop
there is hope
Inthe
is proud of. his pronew setting-up. .exer-
> them ‘down
air.
chases.
About- 400
cies. ie sterility
Civilian Airstrip Poor We
commodate
movement to the island is infrequent and only for short mantever periods. The Marines purchase their general stores elsewhere and aid. the local. economy only by
‘Ike says he won't take sides if a Republican foe challenges Nixon. Ike long ago made it plain he’s for Nixon period, asterisk (see fine print). gress
between ‘here
there. It might, with a large ed to acexpenditure, be impr
our! lot.
Marines
per-
FEVER FE ER |
under
these
‘Such permission
at the resort.
eer
man with
service
tees. Only small planes can land
many places, the pregence of the armed forces bolsters the local ‘economy, but that -hasn’t been true on Vieques..: The; per-
what
eke.
The’
undersized, in. poor condition and lacking minimum safety guaran-
In
“POTO MAC j
transporta-
transportation.
air
available
difficult to have to stay with no
Pres.
Taxis’ Owners
returning.
prospect
drivers
a proper
of
on Vieques. are | predominantly could never be brought up the middle agedor very young. it is standards of .modern fommercial,
meter, no insurance and some of them have improper license, plates
;
in search of jobs. Those of us| left
to
have
‘good
mercial
ques. Our population of 9,000 today is about on¢-half of what it was slightly more than’ thirty*“years ago. Our young people are /forced to _pull up their roots and) go to
into the expense involving connection of speedmeters a man that owns his own will do it. ‘
found-
only answer is for Vieques to secure regularly- ‘scheduled com-
is a kon-
go
will
really
only | "about
don’t
for a taxi and you
floor!’
‘an-
stant outflow of people from Vie-
speedmeter not working. To your second charge it is not a violation not to have change ‘whether you are here or in the States.
means
and shelter | on a and San Juan.
day to day hasis. Because of this,
lar. In answer to your first charge
have
tion. I have worked with them myself on this problem. ‘Even with’ our two new ferry boats plying the route between Fajardo on: Puerto Rico’s east coast and the island of Vieques, .thére is no
half of Puerto Rico, Most of our] people live ia bare subsistence existence, eking out money| for
food, clothing
projects
ternatives
nual incomesis less than $250 a year, far Below that of the United
twice
peo-:
have carefully investigated all al-
people
have jobs, and most of these are employed only a few months a year in the remaining scattered
markets in the metropolitan zone all you have to do is to ask
“Third
the
more
500
We are a’ quiet
ered on the age old problem of transportation. Contact with the’ mainland has been -too unreliable, too. infrequent, for investors to risk- capital : ‘here. Once again, the new developers
for us
| to. take
trade.
development
isolation.’ from
it almost impossible
develop
is
support
of farming. 500 Have Jobs Out of a labor force
don’t work. You-also stated ‘that we never have change for a dol-
companies
difficulty
place
with things that are harmful to our well being. In your editorial you stated that speedmeters in our cabs
Taxicab.
enough
Rico
made
the
the fact ‘that there
people.
Puerto
zone.
weeks
The Taxis’ Owners
to say. It is too bad that the two English writing newspapers here in
drivers of the metropolitan
WNa?
in
Orta
is
wealth Government. We shall appreciate
write
Sir: We want to thank you for the article ‘Talent for Tiles” which appeared on page 12, of your
Jose
who
Sir: | After reading your editorial of April the 4th in which you
Cuba
edition of March However, the
in-
TAXI VOICE
ek
TILE
is
Within
whatsoever
in
Tenerife
Havana,
grant”
longer
than
nager of this Corporation, was sent to Mexico to study the design and execution of ceramic mosaics murals by Empresas Ferre who covered a 100% of the
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LETTERS Sir: | would’ appreciate it very if you would publish my
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ple who love our homes and. our peace. . This is- why tourism and industrial development jis §s0 important to us. Without it, and the. jobs and income it can provide, there will be no homes: for us, no peace, no-future.| Up until now, ail such proposed
Puerto Rico and the United States
A
of |
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the people of Vieques,
tourist
aware
of this
defense
standard
comfort.
not. avaricious. We don’t anticipate pandering to. a gullible’
2/3 of the total area of our island.
J lof
minimum
_
conditions. *
would
be the |
salvation of Vieques. : We shall never attract development investments until we solve! the ancient
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q(nee of transportation. When -we do have transportation, the inflow of ‘capital will begin, creat- | Z| ing jobs and providing ‘our peohele with new hope, a scarce com-
, Fobistfy: “had |record!| prifiés “modity in ‘these ‘last thirty years. You, sir, are in a position to do | last year, ‘the _ government rea. great service for a small peo-— ports. Times are even better this -ple {' whe have been suffering much»
year, which is probably why more
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too. ie:
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EDITORIAL Icing On The Cake
.. Gov. Mufioz Marin told Congress
yesterday
that
he believed Puerto Ricans and citizens living-in other off-shore areas should have the right to vote in presidential elections.
The governor’s
suggestion, made while he was
testifying before a House Judiciary Subcommittée in Washington, appears to have taken some commitee members by surprise. Chairman Emanuel Celler (D.
| N. Y.) said the District of Columbia bill under sub- eommittee consideration “would never: get off the
-
- ground” if any attempt was made to include Puerto Rico and other off-shore areas. Citizens of the District of Columbia, Federal] tax-payers, have been fight-
i
ing for years
i
for the right to vote
elections, and to have representation
i
The of
Governor’s
Congress,
is
a
in presenti! in
suggestion, before significant
a cytes
utterance.
While
he
made clear that he was not speaking as Governor, or
4
even as a Puerto
Rican,
but
simply as a person
|
“in-
terested in people who have no vote,” Gov. Muiioz. is the governor of Puerto Rico and he is a Puerto .He-is
well
known
in congressional
ARArrcPod
circles as
Othe H Laci Pet Visotta,
“THIS WILL BE AN EXPANDED: PROGRAM OF MY OWN!
he says: We must assume, as we believe the sub-eommittee must have assumed, that Gov. Muiioz wants
,
oe
of Puerto
elections
i
6.
is
Rico-to
vote in
presidential.
This is an intrigaing idea, to say the least’
i
status provides almost_all the
privileges
without
the
right
Washington
The
présent’ Commonwealth of statehood
From
a
to vote
Nixon’
Due
in
presidential elections, and without representation. in Congress. This is in keeping with the principle of which
Gov. Mu-
ET AMBIANCE BEI Kis
fioz believes in, and has defended strongly and successfully for years, ‘We pay no Federal taxes so we don’t . have a voice-in selecting national. leaders.~ L
We enjoy a most advantageous relationship with the United States.
-
7-
| WASHINGTON.—Vice President Richard Sa
et
es
reFE:
ETA +
a
by no means dere yates
paying the taxes. in the States, without
to
President
Eisenhower
_
ce
knows that on oe
And
-
ae
.
ety.* .‘President
line
Soe
Ei
as’ eae
all-out endorseBut he also knows that when your luck diluted his earlier seeming This is a new twist worth watching closely. Is | I)¢in ment of Nixon. The President's subsequent is momentarily out you play your hands with
ration.
_
electoral votes, if the vote should be granted to Puerts
|. o£ his own earlier. good fortune. The fact that
(This one estimate is. strictly this correspon-
4
That would’mean presidential campaigning here
and consequently, national
eee
offers and: promises of statehood :
patties fi order
to gain
‘
¢ already were
the congressional
cite
seats that can be so important in a close election. ‘We-'|— think that Gov. Mafioz has, by his suggestion, moved
Puerto Rico a little closer "to statehood even though
|
he spoke as a “person” and not‘as “governor” Or a3 8.
a
We hope his suxgestion-is rejected; aa .we feel
We hope some.
eet tase.
in.
oe Aitealt th "Nixon comes
va pis ant
the current polls eke: bonita’
So he must walk - in the election itself. Before this. the Vi
oe
“He is having to keep all openly “political”.
| sexirtiy_ 16: te abso por greg
openrpron
President
kd tone’ dota tn Bhs polis'only he
| climb high again. What really bothers them
is that every time the smallest Nixon weakness
Nixon people now believe will--be his Demo-
The Vice-President,in a word, is not 60
Fie i Keemols of Myanuchusstix. Itsy well
He is more concerned about what may be done
E
“Puerto Rican.” ..
ninatio: z
pagel weald be dembetbua'4o ae as though — po apc ea
nite surg 1 will be: by: the committee... him against from to exploit yother Republi to |bpnythitis that wePuerto support the economy when become ay, tinppen maycans aiproishie that can- | fy beamed in that direction for’a while Union.it, But of the a state can Rico will not know, nor can anyone elge in our opinion know,
come.
when that day will
— Meanwhile, let’s be careful not to’ “titer sens”. in
|:
a
i
Obviously and unarguably, it has. given
time,
. Rico. “by
there probably will be more before the: turn
g E e
long
We've known that alert and ‘erudite man a “|
. ‘There are more than 700,000 registered. voters in Rico. election That's which a sizeable voting plum - Puerto presidential ‘represent a in a
i
|. had some poor-to-bad
as a sudden inspia congressional: committee before
i
&
sig
’
;
it “indicative. of a fear that statehood sentiment is. |. that he would not have given such comment care. This is definitely not the kind of growing stronger and, to protect Commonwealth sta- | - great at Hinge Mf the Wicethe first night on which you try to fill inside straights, . an endorsement-in Sag he wants t throw-in one of the benafita ef slatethe only ‘Republican does not for a moment = Presitlent had not ‘been | ~The Vice-President ‘its appeal? _We don’t know yet,-but hood to weaken candidate in sight has not been helpful—to aware that he has we do feel certain that he did not make his suggestion | @elude himself. He is fully 4 i. Nixon. — breaks lately: and-that
5
b i
: ‘ai£
‘
;
designated successor
S. White
wry calm-to last
is settling back with
out what he knows is likely to be a series of dips in the graph of his Presidential ambitions.
that Gov. Mufioz wants a littl more icing on the ‘cake. He doesn’t want statehood because of the cost in taxes, but he would ‘like the rights that taxes buy
3
By William
Nixon
position in our it seems to us
Dips
|
lit
HE
“no taxation. without representation”
Graph
Political
>
For Some
oe
Rican.
governor and as a Puerto Rican, and for his special. faculty for saying what he means and meaning what
example, the latest Gallup poll. pre-
acai Raahiay of tpatieg Nien tere hates
“by 53 percent .to-47 percent—a reflection, the.
national politics by having pur Governor participating |. Vice-President thinks, of Kennedy’sof: national publicity. 1 _in a controversy between. the: ee and southern.. _ Tivaled blaze.
blocs an. one oven the A
a
‘bg:
District.
Rit
There is nothing remotely
panic here. Nixon is a cool and steady-handed
gambler. politically. He: is,
perfectly confident ae eo) will .in, the: end... ves Nixon's. statiss.-.a3-: the .moreorless iat feo 7, Again,-N
Colymbja-bill,,,., 1 SA.
sso tse oo
rarely
time. now to convention
fewog
Lig oyi ti fins yioke) pres 9% cy
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=
or wrongly,
come throught ,
ppscrenwnscnresnoronnaninseeren oN
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A broad view of the main salon of the
yacht
‘
The main staircase of the Onas-
sis yacht, a replica of a stairvilla
-
By. GUNTER HET?.
“
-By- day, there is: a swimming pool “with a .sparkling fountain ope ‘i. San “San would - . at one’-end.: When - -entertaining 0: calling- the jowner of. ~ in. ‘the evening, all. that Onassis
No
‘think
a beautiful
home
in the
Con-
“has todo is push a button and
dado or | Santa Maria sections of the marble inlaid bottom of the - our city! and asking to. drep by pool. moves. to the surface to for a “ ook around.” serve asa dance floor. And, if: ‘But ‘hundreds of people are . the owner’ feels humorous, he calling ‘daily to inquire . about ‘ Jowers the floor five inches and a visit: to the yacht, “Christina,” ‘the dancing .couples find themanchored at the. San Juan Naval selves ankle-deep ‘in water. | Base. Stored on the upper deck is a two-engine amphibious plane that Owned by Greek shigping mag| a’ custom built -Fiat nate Aristile Onassis, the. seats ‘five, car (oné ‘of ‘the only two of that “Christina” may well be the model ever made) and eig:’ world’s: largest and most Juxurimotor boats:-— one large Chik _ous yacht. Craft, a smaller Chris Craft vesOriginally a. | Canadian Navy sel, two Albatross speed boats vessel, 325 feet Jong, it was
(one for
rebuilt in 1954 in Kiel, Germany, and outfitted under the direction of Prof. Pinnau; a’ noted: European designer decorator. - 8
and
one
(all with
private
(seating
bath),
20)
and
isa
colorful
children’s
whales’
teeth for armrests,
and
_a large |comfortable game room é-with
The dance-floor swimming
pool,
shown in danceable condition.
out
f huge
fireplace
“4 the:pe eniee ||:
The floor lowers and the dance-
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floor becomes th€ pool bottom: 2,4
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. Also on board is a complete
a- large
with ceiling-to-floor paintings. by Ludwig Bemelmans, | ‘a bar with
leading
and
-a--special
medical office including an operating room with infrared and
a dining
playroom
life boats
Mercedes 300 SL ‘sportscar engine _ capable ot developing: a speed up to 65 mph in the water.
interior
salon. Located on the lower deck
of his children),
two
a hydrofoil "poat' with
: Besides _ a large dtuay’ and stateroom ‘for the owner, there are nine spacious guestrooms room
each
sailboat,
|
X-ray The itionals,
‘
equipment. crew, mostly. consists | of:
Greek 10
na-
officers
and 30: men; In addition, there is a: personal service staff of nine, headed by «Mme. ‘RoceaSerra; who is Onassis’ right hand and is in charge -of “the craft.
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bathtub
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private
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The
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The 3
"Ul Under her- supervision. are two ~ Arabja, 15th-eentury’ Italian table ds,;a first and a second butand
a. Louis
~desk:
set are
, two stewards, a French-chef, ’ anreng other rarities. assistant. chef. and a barman. » “ Cased. “in ~ illuminated © glass. ‘eeping . floatin
g | palace. of +. Cages - throughout, ‘the: ‘yacht is condition about the most complete collec-: vides plenty. of work for the. . tion of miniature ancient ves- . e. sels ever to be seen. orm
Ss size in-immaculate
h
tired
chart room
near the
dge|and-ihe office of the Ger-
Toe pe rcafent eaten RS
‘A gift from
Sir Winston
Chur.
chill is an oil painting by the _ Statesman, showing a corner of e of a Aaree Passenger ocean his park in ‘Chartwell, England. It occupies promine a nt place in ait . added « devices are -the. main: salon. A little jade stabilizers, which look. like... Buddha made bythe jeweler . - wings of -a small airplane -Faberge is a rare piece, one of are installed. on the hull three ever made. er ‘the water’ line. HydrauliBathrooms throughout they dperated, they cut the rol- : yacht. have two color schemesB in rough seas py about 70 pink for the girls, blue ir the cent. - boys. — Another. ‘dewly installed feature | All guest suites - are nimed an - active rudder.-It has a after Greek islands. On their re cial propeller for better and cent cruise, Sir Winston occuier maneuverability, The large ‘pied the Chios suite and Lady n propellers are driven by a abined force of 5,500 horse, , Churchill the Ithaca suite across the ‘hall. yer. n
fadio
operator
resemble
bnassis is known “na respectas ‘a connoisseur of fine art
Other
yacht
‘frequent
have
been
guests
Cary
on
ihe
Grgnt,
Frank Sinatra, Jobn Wayne and Ava. Gardner. . nriching the tasteful furnish. a ' Facilities to see 35 mm. and k of his private’ ‘study ig “Anun16 mm. movies are available in ion,” ‘an original El Greco. the main salon, where Sir: Winsh beautifully hand-embossed ton ee the film, “Sink. the Bisle gold crossed. swords, a gift ~ piark,” shortly before he arrived m “King Ibn. Saud of | Saudi in aie vaanl Het afer antiques:
Onassis belioome. and
portion
|‘of his bathroom
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"The Darkest One. Is TI e Lowest island
talk about the bill to discrimination in New
debated in the City Council. The sat drinking coffee two women the of roem “living” the in interior scarred brown-walled,
in
“even
that. Maria,
she
it was
that
com-
brown
East
Harlem
as
said,
“If
Maria
and
San
in
Juan,
office
any
Both
jobs.
like
in
back
I wouldn’t
have
You
job.
girls my color they’re unless
if I went I suppose really tried and got
Trouble said
it, but
never
doing
in
became known
it
just
the live a
publishing
approve
of
of
a
family
the
In
Puerto
Ma-
one
and
I told
my
mother
someday. She wondered if she'd run into trouble like “that.” She laughed and said, “I don’t have to go -all the way down there to have that kind of trouble.” “No,” said Maria, “you won't unless: you try to stay at one of the big hotels on the beach —you'd have trouble there, in the swanky places. But remember if you go you shouldn’t take a lot of sport clothes or shorts —just dresses. It’s all right for those little American girls to go down there and _— parade around the streets in shorts, but you might get taken for one of us, and the Puerto Rican women just can’t do that.” Maria was dressed at the moment in a sweater, black toreador pants, and sneakers, and wore horn-rimmed giasses that
The
that many
woman
who
is.
proud of her independence and said, “That’s another reason I'd mever go back there to live.
I’m used to living my own Maria
has.
had
to
live
in East
Brotherhood times
sadly Puerto
of a doorway, down top
the
In
thirties
the New
York Spanish newspaper La Pren-
even to we were
sa printed a-cartoon that | ‘bodied this frustration. One
the cartoon
pictured American
em-
half
a fat, in
the
way
and’
drew
life.” her
own life — make her own life— by herself, for the husband left _ hex . with, "three: small - children
tall. policeman, his club
swing-
the. fire
hydrant
in
of
-hydrant,
holding
up
hands
to catch the last drops of water. The stranger gave the final twist
a
and the: kids moved back, starting at where the life was, slowly
the
middje of the block, and twisted
‘scattering
thickened
empty lots of dust and garbage. Three bicycles returned, circling
and
straightened
and
shot across the street. The his-
not only because of financial reasons, but also because of housing discrimination in ‘other
areas.
blank,
to
where: they
had
it. A silver stream came out of been,— marbles. and baseball the hydrant, first in an arc, then and doorsteps and glass-sprinkled
But Harlem was hard to escape,
‘exthat
looked each
the, street,
large black wrench from. under his jacket. He fitted it onto the
from
came
neighborhood
that
a
in
find a place to live. Two small Spaniards bowed before him, and
sing sound
it made
through the black.
grew ‘as it
voices of the kids that grew around it. They ran from the vacant
lot and out
surface
narcotics addicts in the neighborhood, has observed that in almost every case the Puerto Rican ad-
white
of
In
several
more
hours
the’ :
street will be dark, and the long, hot night of Harlem will begin.
of doorways,
dancing and yelling, and the man
silver water in dry, dark land—
-with dawn,
stepped back into a knot of men and women, a smile across his face, his eyes fixed on the
of
will
someone
different, more hopeless significance.’ This New York and the Farther ‘Jong night's journey is not yet
children. He slipped the wrench
snd“ it ‘Gill is no, gyed
ever
te
Washington
city that were to them. In 1958 there were Puer-j. ber of his family. “He may actualto Ricans li in all the health ed out. The biggest of the boys ly havé very light skin, but if districts (the smallest city dis- knelt down behind the hydrant]
you meet his family you almost
always.see that his skin-is darker trict breakdown) of New York, and heavy ‘settlements on the than the others in the family.” ‘Life on the mainland: has, -if upper West Side, the lower East Side, and the Bronx. But there anything, heightened the Puerto still
Saisie
lacsane ae lon
was
East
Harlem—
more
crowded than ever, more “Spanish” than ever, ard still just as poor. The older’ groups who ‘once
like'a:trapper of animals kneeling behind his prey, and fitted
the can over the hydrant, over | -w: the. silver stream, ' funeling’ it into the air, raising it to rain on
the « storefront
window
of
the
Baptist: church across -the street. The stream turned, writhed, and
the same period ‘last year. This’ season’ has
consciousness
pre
Kat came Pentecostal churches with| hands and saiied through’ the air | gon.
to. Ricans in New York City have]
the
an
un-
became Bodegas. Synagogues be-} trol and the ¢an“flew- out of his} opened: during the current sea-
When
the ‘good weather comes
yellow
| bathing suit ran‘ from
of] the chairs and tables come out doorway.
a
and ‘into ie ‘stream to the “sidewalk ‘ for “checkers where the water nit th e opposite}:
color from’ both ‘their old home| and new" their new —_ and? galiies™ and ibewsenos | i
serviceable,
Police Arrive
A bony, tan boy in a skintight
=. ~ A June Night
tg,
dominoes’ ‘and
{sont
divans
:
i
pd scuarb and: sprayed inf rook
:
{
= Po] ee
t
z
Hos |
eit
} foam
a asic it
+ae. ta
sid ts.
“yoos°0 Sater pipes about 100
lish. Speaking only Spanish iden-| 20S of services printed in Span-} across to the other sidewalk.) learned
had
;*rose higher, the voices ‘usually high casualty rate among were newcomers mostly had managed-to move up the ladder, out ‘of the’ children rising with it, new shows. Of: the 23 ‘shows. rune of this slum. Italian” groceries until the boy [no longer had con-
tifies them as foreigt. and there-| 2. fore not just a Negro. The Puer-|
~
‘remember the promise- ‘that made him come here and now has @
Heights, and sections all over the
dict is the darkest-skinned mem-
|
broken
it, before it is
Within
who had made the miracle —the
NEW YORK; (AP) — Playbill ‘A group of T-shirted boys had gathered at the hydrant, and: one- magazine: says ‘this year’s Broadhas attracted 500,000 formerly barred: eame running . with ‘an empty ‘way season last fewer. - theatergoers than
lines
:
water. still remaining; then they too, moved 6n, pumping slowly, out of sight.
widened jand reached across the street, and ‘was joined by the
of a Puerto Rican family often Heights,” showed an American with the wrench walked past the complains that he is the “lowest” woman waving a broom at a gusher, across the street to an-| c ‘watching the other doorway, in the family, and has to do allt tive tenant and saying a different angle, the work around home and gets “Get out! No Spanish people are street. from smiling | still, an artist -appraislittle reward. The Reverend allowed here.” | ing his: work and finding it satisNorman Eddy, who has worked: Since that time many Puerto for more than five years with Ricans managed to penetrate the factory.*:
Rican’s color. consciousness, for they are anxious not to be identified- as -American Negroes. It doesn’t take long to learn that slid back into her curly black the Negroes are lowest on the hair. She shook her head back scale in American life, and: in and forth with the emphasis of order notto be like them the Sarker Porte: ki Gres
independent
lived
stéiding,
face
‘ing idly-at his: side. The kids | ‘dropped -cans and ran and the.
white
She told me no, if that boy bade him welcome to a fine back under his jacket. ‘spoke Spanish, he was white.” house. The other side of the ‘down the street the cry came to look — “Mira, mira!” The man The. darkest-skinned member} cartoon, marked “Washington
ways wanted to go for a visit — maybe take a vacation there
an
who
observed
my class was-as black as my shoes, and he spoke Spanish.
to Puerto Rico and didn’t know what is was like, but she’d al-
the
discredit
to
not Ricans
other Puerto Ricans “who live on salaries in offices who think themselves superior.” The Bronx became known ‘es El Barrio de los adaptos; Harlem was the home of the unadapted.
in my
a boy
their
Harlem.
Puerto Ricans, and Puerto Ri- of cans were white. I remember I), came home from school one day
been
for
Barrio and that some of the most hateful remarks and rumors about
outsider
always being I don’t mind
was
appeal
Ricans in the city discredited El
Family
darkest
I was away.’
an
brothers
few
York
slowly his
stranger in blue brought his own ing on buildings. The afternoon ‘wrench out and tightened the was hot and bright, and the sun: top of the ‘hydrant, The gushing made yellow shafts on the dark grew quiet, fizzed, drew in from of the tenements. its powerful stream across. the. a small silver A tall, dark man in a white street, became shirt, a rust-colored cap on his fountain poured on the curb, and head and a light brown jacket died. The kids rushed. around it flung over one arm, stepped out and knelt below the mouth of
Rican
New
dry.
The yells of zo “names and the exclamation of “Mira!” was suddenly interrupted. by a different. shout— “Policia, policia!” A boy from a window pointed toward First Avenue and a
shirts sat, waiting on doorsteps, and stood beside doorways, lean-
soon
Puerto
the
of
Brotherhood
euffs
flags of
sport shirts and open-neck
bicycles
faces of the ‘girls, uplifted © to! catch it as it fell! and cooled. them. A. boy lifted his pants’ above . bright-striped. socks and: ran through the stream, his shoes sopping wet but his pants
glass, be-
strung
boys’ on.
boys and girls ram under the high-falling spray, the hands and
together in morning or afternoon or night. The men in slacks and
as a home for the
1927
By
poor.
spirit,
from They
really admit my color, me. My mother told me
In Hotels she’d
in. But
Harlem
East
in
community
any more, but what I can’t take is the way my parents won't face the facts. They never would
and pull
back some
I might be able to make Td still be ducky.” Lucy
“I’m
if they Or maybe judge or politician.
something. know some
altogether
family. plained
— or
in an office up cleaning
too,
Darkest
see
don’t
moving
broken
the | long-
two-more
at the curb: A new boy trapped | the stream with a can and turned it skyward and. a. group. of.
-washing—white, green, yellow, and red. Down the block the Pentecostal Church of Espiritu -Sanctu beat its drum and made its call at comes whenever there are two or three to’ gather
to the Puerto Rican settlement in the Morrisania section of the Bronx; and the Puerto Rican
— she was born that way. This, she, says, is what it is like:
secretaries, I was
in
farther
Harlem
something
work
women
Ricans were not as to move somewhere
ria’s friends who speak only English, or —like Maria —speak both Spanish and English and often choose to speak English. But Maria has always been
skin
tan
were
the Puerto easily able
blocks away from Maria, but they speak only Spanish and do
plexion of Lucy, agreed that there was plenty to complain of here, but said there were glad about also things to be
—
East
not
the
than
in
like
it was
smooth
whose
lighter
is
and
York”
New
glittered with
the |
followed. A barefoot girl tossed a tin caif into the growing torrent |
like a bombed-
neath
the Negroes
and
June’
because the Puerto Ricans were moving in. Later on many Puerto
sped: toward
ran
a shame
what
said
lot that looked
bicycle
a
Manhattan,
and
much
if not in distance, world of her parents.
in
closer to his work
apartment midtown
family,-
moved
an
get
to
able
been
hadn’t
who
the
musician
of a Negro
Lucy. knew
hot
out building site; the small. children romped across the dirt that
to support. She has done it without: any help from the state or
surroundings.
these
from
escape
one
of the Jews The afterwards. that | East neighborhood “said Harlem was no longer desirable
else. Those who were able moved
of same interior that is the thousands: of other old-law tenement rooms in the neighborhood, and they talked of the law that would mean at least a theoretical
'o clock’
a
stream and streaked. through it,
day on 1 Street that life began’ to grow. . The women 1hung from the hundred faces of the windows, their breasts pressed against the sills, their eyes on the living street. In the vacant
neighborhood said the Ricans was no longer desirable because
York housing that was then being
on
school. five
| |
small spray, raising his feet. as if the street were on fire. A buy
alive in the late afternoon
- At
that -blackened with the The boy danced in the
street.
ones
eT
began to eliminate
older
when the men return home from work and the kids are home from
automatically ento cross the line’
in housing and abled Negroes
Lucy
and
ev ening,
one
most
The Negroes followed them into East Harlem, which had been a and later ‘white neighborhood, into other places where the Puerto Ricans broke the color barrier
stopped
had
Maria
Street. visit
the
harmonizing. But the street comes
dark fear, the Puerto Ricans are followed by American Negroes.
a typically crowded and ¢rumbling two-room apartment on East to
vacant. lots,
in ‘yent.
playing
at night in hallways of tenements,
a Negro woman who came to East Harlem from Massachusetts, lives with her three children in
by
ones
shuddled by’ candy stores and late
one night about discrimin the States. Lucy Dale,
105th
the
when
young
in Spanish
information to. contribute when a Negro friend of hers began to talk ination
hope
the
Harlem rub their stomachs with talcum powder to make the baby | turn out light. ‘Shadow Of Fear Like: a shadow of their own
native
own
as a child, had~her
and
out,
mo-
e
the
from
Harlem
Fast
to
came
fear
that flowed away in: a small tor-
times candh, and the. kids come
has
awful
Pack
eee exe tec!
By DAN WAKEFIELD who
Flores.
Maria
Rican
Puerto
of
knowledge
to the
the pregnant women
York
New
to
migration
them,
ménts
Harlem.)
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history
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century-old
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18
Do?:
What Would YOU
Windfall Provides World Tour
to phek up the family. (AP)— What would | wife and their eight children— and son decided
YORK
NEW
do with an unexpected
YOU
fall of $20,000? Vernon O. Johnson did usual thing. He bought a
bus,
old
mobile
AW
SSAAT
IWAN
MWD
William
By
AWWW
vulnerable
North-South West de-"
_-
.
7
last
after
“a
pete
West
led
and
as
did
East
Declarer:
now
played
and a
Feogeo
s 9862
if he third
/
A9
-
.
.
East
South
ass
Pass
*2S
3C
35s Passe
Pass 46
Pass Pass
Dbl Pass
Pass Pass
Pass Pass
5¢ Pass
This wanted
opponents -It
weak.
South
not
double
two
did
spades
interested
clubs. spades South.
in
doubled
clubs back
more
was: =
and
soul.
17.
Christie, the}—-
ae
teen
3
high: school..~*
As for the others and the torial schooling they'll miss, . Papa
Johnson had this ‘to say:
“We'll be' doing some studying along the way, and if we stay
-under-} any ; place
the’ contract
generous
oldest,
- lorig
enough
we’ll- put}
—
thee ‘in school. But we think they’ll get” reeres good education as
it is.” How ‘ong their world
will, they he gone ‘on tour an envious, city-
fun at the bridge
of fo
Address
wane
Se —
your
we'll
Bon
stay
that
voyage,
long.”
you
lucky
John-|.
, letters:
sons!
| ©
not ‘too
want
to
he was
North’
With his bid three
his
North
hand—
North was the double.
to
West,
he
bid
right
-right When_
was
in it
:
not|:
~
realized
the
shertage
of
North’s spade suit and he gambled out five clubs which was|
promptly
doubled.
West
should
have led a trump but he chose a spade lead instead— the ace. When he saw dummy, West switched to a trump! which declarer won in his hand. A spade trumped
in
dummy
elarer returned to hearts_in his hand. A was -led and ruffed Declarer now played from
BEETLE
dummy
and
de-
the ace of|‘third spade in dummy. a small dia-
to his ace.
BAILY
I'M AFRAID LT, FUZZ JUST WASN'T CUT OUT_TO BE AN OFFICER
LVZHOR
weanCBIC
rate save-by bidding.four spades. North and East passed and now
mond
a
age. ‘fromi«2 to
2
happy to defend four clubs and he took what he knew was a delibe-
was
to
paper.
hearing
and
with
er wrong, taking out
South
hard
|BRIDGE—TODAY.
just
because
is
East.
West routinely bid three which was passed back -to
South
got
was
though| against
is
bid hearts or diamonds. part score, South merely
four
West
To have
does
meet requirements.
not
defeated
cote
East’s weak two-bid even he was not vulnerable
It
have
was a question of who to give away the most.|
vulnerable
South.
Ace of spades
lead:
Opening
and
India and’ the Far
The Johnson children range in
table, send a stamped self-ad|dressed envelope for the leaflet might take ‘a ‘year,” | containing basic principles ' of plied, “‘but if if takes two years;
seore
60 part
North-South
good
months will find them visiting)
Egypt,
TIPO Tea 01a)
4s ‘ Dbl
be
stand why West did not play the queen of diamonds instead of the king of hearts but that would
North
journey- ‘They .and their tis Bette Lp will Yeave for: Italy aboard ‘th ee liner 'Vuleania..; From Italy, they'll tour ‘southern
Tenis Lh Fa
West
would
threw a diamond, dummy’s diamond would be high so
for
.
spade
the hand came to a happy ending
AKQI6
|The bidding:
ént’...
PIM | |>) PM 21 lt eal flea
-O
HEA
.| hearts ‘and East. was squeezed by this play. If he threw a spade, South’s
<a
the king : of
played
ale earelessly
Q3107
2
~
‘set out
Europe. The summer: months will]
heart and West won the queen as East threw a diamond. West
6
the Jobnsons
the “next: adventurous, leg of their”
Z\
Z\
was
heart
a
dummy.
10 9 6
2
j month- Tong,
be spent in» the Scandinavian S \ The~ king of trumps was cash- countries. ed. followed by the queen as East Then they'll head south again ea properly.__.The | befere. winter sets in. The winter: a Spade threw threw
9
week
leisurely,
teeter junket.’
‘Then
<cmmaiinoneent
Seamon
\fourth trump
'
North © -
arrival
g
Bridge Today
living
in
said on his with his family’
up.to. the hilt,” he
te John-;
Lh
his! an meexperied =
_ | and see the world. “We always believe
produced.
deal
a business
When
into. a}
himself,
for
home
real lived
39-year-old a Johnson, an un-|estate man, and ‘his family 13-year-jin Santa Barbara, Calif.
it
converted
set out to see the world.
wind-}
~
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colleges medical Canadian and research. Dr. and for teaching Aponte will research In a phase
the
at
S.
U.
Hos-
Naval
eTO
>
day night by Mrs. Tom of famous (wife man
2-1692
WILLIAM
daughter
rre,
Children
$1.50
3-3512
by the grace of high speed that
LORRAINE - 12 M. “DAY
OF
hospital in neighbor’s,
. .! . .!
child
Steve
(Hercules)
“GOLIATH
THE
Phil Rizutte
AND
“WAR
Double
OF
“HOW
THE
TO
at
Allen,
King
cocktails
and
Christian’s
Inn.
The requests to go aboard Onassis yacht have been so
>
mendous,
HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M Double
luncheon
seeing,
BEAST”
MAKE A MONSTER’
Mel
and
take a flying trip to St. Croix on April 8, for a day of sight-
Feature!!
COLOSSAL
was
man
young
in June...The York sits New Antilles Officers Wives Club will
AMBASSADOR - 12 M.
the
the tre-
authorities
proper
in Ametica,
“Instead of differentiating bet-
tre:
paper
By BOSLEY an
In
enterprise as
perilous
and
Service
News
Times
York
New
CROWTHER
“THE
_,
ticklish
as__
bank,
a
robbing
hardened
frankly
who
seorns
his confederate, in a stickup in
distrusts
and
Harry Belafonte, a Hudson Valley
town. And Ed Begley plays the masterminds who expoliceman the job and tries to maintain the
social amenities between snarling associatés.
his
en-
ly blunt. is crime
cxriminals,
Fa
‘ |
the
including
and
hero
the time the So, by then (and committed
Ryan
appears
hate-
a
ful thug— all of which cannot be too helpful to the cause of race relations as a whole.
wage |with
‘elaborate
splash
years ago. As the butt of his
before they die.
obsession,
Belafonte
Blueberry
ee
|
Rolls
§
Gheces Cheese
.P an-
$
Ovi:
e.
Umwencos
Platters a
Chooccoogesoosoesoooeee
ane
ined S00 Feed
8- B- @ Ribs and
Quinn
Chicken
LAST TRAIN
2S cabin, maaee .
- Piesabl Caton,=
e
sowARD
JOHNSON’S
Lamb Chops e {CE CREAM Our Prices Are The Same As Home, Not Cheaper
FROM GUN HILL”
Under The Trees
open HOURS
SAN JUAN’S SMARTEST PATIO RESTAURANT ASHFORD
AND
DE DIEGO
|!
AVE.,
CONDADO
the -
on
and
Continuous
i | }
‘Shows:
2:30 - 4:35 - 6:40 - 8:45
: ASCARI
FETA
Onton
achieved
is. brilliant, (cold
TODAY
Bagei
Got
rarely:
I I IIIA
tioning Condi f,
—
1 |
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DREN ONLY 50¢ +3 CHIL
is
firm
ihly. credible
|
bi te
Even) though both remorseless It is not a pretty complication that John O. Killens has pulled robber$ are finally killed in a out of a novel by William P. fiery blast that leaves their black- rasping, as a ldrifter from the indistinguishable, a ened / corpses into wound and McGivern ‘are ingrained doubt in the South whose ha it much is be Nor ¢an’t screen. there the for drama the antig n i © s, viciou and of the, viewer as, to who played in the likely to be edifying for the emo- mind Semitic’ killer ~ they fight the in y” “heav the was ire’ a dozen : . tionally “ péedispased and for the fury and melodramatic “
Breakfast 9. oe K oshere Corned Lox Cream oes eee oe © “cheese
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24
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botched, by 2 freakish twist of fate), Belafonte seems a sort of
rists Miss Most:
e
READ THE. j CLASSIFIEDS
i
young. Basically,’ it is the story of the planning and commission of a crime, with the three engaged in the Bake ey more or less
Ryan
® Kirk Douglas Anthony
}
Against Tomorrow’
|]!
a?
DIETRICH /
Rotten tomatoes?
Belafonte Film- A Melodrama
FOX - DELICIAS @
said.
a crime is of an artistic calibre
® Richard Tedd - Jean Peters @ jj} ,
PONCE
MARLENE
for Hitler’s atroeities,” the news-
‘Odds
Review:
all
held
color
page
full
that screen.
THE NIGHT’ 3:33 SUPER DRIVE-IN
e
which can-
wrote “picture tour” of | rejection of Nazism,” Hamburg. readers of THE tabloid Bildzeitung of
Steamship,
A FUGITIVE”
PETER’
woman reanti-German
However, the sheer dramatic build-up of this contemplation of
“MIDDLE OF
CALLED
|
remarks you not alone be explained by her the
take
Feoture!!
MAN
now
is behind the controversy q
chief
STAR’s
RIALTO-SAN JUAN
“A
to be
actress,
of the
theatrical
“RETURN OF THE FLY” “COUNT FIVE AND DIE”
“FACE OF
country,
brazen fellow played it is impolitic for two participants bright and nte. by Belafo race prejudice. God and with’ to be divided by) n message to Yet this aspect of the Negro is we reached the That is the commo Against Tolly erased by the sympathy “Odds genera of out Fortunately my pop sus- generated for him as a consehard, sharp, a Colon’s, morrow,” ‘fino that opens quence of the scorn of Ryan. Belaama melodr l pensefu at Pavia Hospiseemingly innocent fonte is ~ Paramount today. in the back of at the bigot victim of prejudice that is brutalthe plays Ryan Robert
sports announcers are in Puerto Rico and have called on dona Felisa to invite her to one of the Yankee games when she vi-
Reeves
BARBARIANS”
Monstrous
born
of tal instead car. The my named Carlos.
TRIUMPH”
MUSIC HALL - 2 P. M. @
was
time. the
and
yacht,
Movie
the night to take him and his wife to the hospital, as they were unable to get a cab. It was only
AGAINST TOMORROW”
will
ad in April’s Holiday features localites, Ana and Josh Staples.
evening when a neighbor of mine called on me in the middle of
Grand Opening Today See HARRY BELAFONTE in his newest U. A. pictures
Today Spectacular Opening. The Greatest Drama Ever.
THE
but
Alcoa
a
they were required to help deliver a baby on the way to the hospital. I wished I had sat in on those instructions the other
PARAMOUNT “ODDS
in-
and
Ponce,
the
appeared
will see what this gentleman | ween Nazis and non-Nazis, she wealthy mendously repeatedly The has after the war afloat. is lives like when he responsible Germans
M. P.’s at Fort Brooke had taken instructions on what to do if
Fri., Sat., Sun. only Matinges and holidays 3:00 p.m.
Phone
Ferre,
Luis
all the
to deny
had
for|sTAR
prominent member of the Statehood party. that the recently I reported
Nightly 8:15 p.m. Admission $2.00
$2.00,
of
from
dustrialist
|
Adults
Dr.
Holly-| photo-|the
is
side
the
What
quests,
Magazine... Benigno| “Brides” Trigo Jr., will wed Rosarito Fe-
on
"
picture
The
grapher).
saree tine cotoeesWYLER'S
throughout) newspapers
‘The beautiful re- peatedly — uttered’
APONTE
E.
GONZALO
piano in the Gilded Cage Mon-| photographer aboard for a
METROPOLIT AN
tors
a U. S., citizen. |
pave
her|
atop
a camera)
(with
shot
the
since
|
most
on
Port Com- | ¥ of the Chief Hara, Ra- | ¥ merce Division,to the Press, dio and TV personalities.
PAPAL APP PPP LAP PAL SPALS ph-->
O’- | |
Of all people, popular San 2 $ || Juan chanteuse, Jorie Remus was|
= pAyYe
ap-
sta-
Although numerous letters of this kind were received by edi-
of
Clifford
Mr.
will
first time
1930's.)
early
evening
last-
entertained
ge for the
for
Authority
Port
The present
to
also
PPA
F ver
iit pictures
%5
ANS
COBIAN'S THEATRES 4 SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT
Y.
N.
PPPP
art Pt
> > >
Decade”.
30) on'a
April
German
legs
million-dollar;
the pear
Fabulous
“The
movie,
the
show
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by an announcement that, the with grandmother -|Berlin-born
at the La they will
cocktails this evening Concha Hotel, where
was chief of labora-
and
College,
of
sale
prompted
This comment was
to ca-
100
approximately
tertain
tomatoes.”
rotten
of N. Y. will en-
Port Authority
on the
effect
an
have
job. ..The
this
on
photographer-
“it will certainly
paper recently,
is the
Kronfeld
Blackie
lendars.
Ri-
Puerto
should dare to any,” wrote. a|
a West German ,news-
to
reader
used
be
ing pictures in Puerto Rico be used in their next year’s
with graduated Aponte Medical Jefferson from
co, Dr. honors
tories
in
Born
cancer.
to
grant
$30,000
a
by the medical college where the scholar will teach and do re . search, Pan American Airlines shoot-
one of the 25 Markle Scholars in Medical Science selected from the faculties of the American
of
The John Foundation
in Guam. R. Markle
RIE RI ERE
College
Medical
Jefferson
the
pital Mark
IRI
of pathology
sistant professor
at
as-
Aponte,
E.
Gonzalo
Dr.
— § “If
(AP)
FRANKFURT Marlene agin appear in
and car-
I
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tre
ance Stirs
A
WAS
New
Chu ck
By
SSS
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and
Har-
|
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THE SAN JUAN.STAR — Thursday, April 7, 1960
AMMA
over
came
Lyons conpntionenarcal
Congressional Payola Hearings
at
landed
and
savanna
Kate
like
mountain,
the
fertile
green
the
crossed
moon,
Smith’s
By Leonard
‘The: plane
BOGOTA:
By
Bogota’s Eldorado airport in the valley of the Andes. The Avianca guide led the way. across the new, broad terminal where a 50-seat church and a 150-seat theater—a proportion arrived at via IBM
night
‘used a bit of both, after the previous at the festival The film ;
in Cartagena. stars had walked
narrow streets
like
through
the
by
rows
trailed
pipers,
pied
JOHN
H.
AVERILL
“WASHINGTON now pin
eases
payoffs
(AP) — It’s
official: Dick of America’s
Clark, a king: disc . jockeys,.
called
hearings. A spokesman for the Hotse Legislative Oversight Subcomconfirmed
that
Clark
has
of children. The grinding of one camera inside ‘been ordered to appear at hearany ‘movie studio can make a face familiar ings tentatively set to begin throughout the world. They had come from April 21. is
everywhere to the Film Festival. But one who'd in born Fontaine, Joan was furthest come
-
ie
Japan.
back
rush
to
having
of
now
spoke
-She'
Clark,
who
is reputed
insisted
from
the
that
in
18, was
a star. Joan
decided
that
she
too
would
become
an
actress.
al
security | by
making
her
go
to
school.
I
don’t
her well by not being firm about. it. Joan’d now if she'd gone to collegé.” ; . Sitting near Miss Fontaine that ae
think
rave
I
served)
a better
night
was
life Stella,
Marquis, who left Marymount College in N’Y. to return here and win ,the “Miss Columbia”, competition Her prize is two years of travel, bows, spotlights. College? This too, ‘she said, is an
education.
—
~
Britain's entry Smooth,” in which films,
by
in the Film Festival was “The Rough and the passion is; demonstrated; as:in most British
showing
the
man
in ‘an
undershirt
while
they
smoke
with some
Democrats, by surprise.
an announcement once the decision was made to summon Clark for questioning.
mover
in
the
Clark, told
a reporter:
The subcommittee spokesman “That’s the first I heard about it. No one has told me about it.” | said the secret was spilled when He
declined:
further
other Philadelphia record people who also received subpoenas pas-
comment
“for the moment.” He kad charged earlier that the Clark inquiry was being sidetracked. Similarly, Rep. John F. Moss (D-Calif) said he hadn’t been in-
sed the word to reporters there. The report was published by the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. Others
lots and lots of cigarets, The film is about a woman who has| formed of the seeret word passed a chance to marry a handsome, rich socialite but prefers the to Clark earlier this week telling dregs. It could be subtitled “Room at thé Bottom.” The auther, him when to appear. Robin Maugham, will-survive fhis just as he survived the recent There was no immediate comearthquake at Agadir. we a ment from subcommittee ChairThe Festival celebrants watched the. Pilandera, the native dance simulating the pounding-of-the-rice, and then we rushed to the Casino for the. tourist cerernony known as The-Dispositionof-Your-Last-Pesos..
At
the:
roulette
table
chips to his fair vixen and said: “Bet fa year, and bet 26. Number 27 came
where. j
farewells
man
gave:
some
.
were
toasted
at
the
Caribes
Cafe,
New
reels,
Charlestons, czardas and candle-dances. One barefoot beauty warned her local beau against tripping: “There’s' a big hole near ' the center of the dance floor.’ he nodded: “And that hole- in
the floor was’ made by the eight rum collinses you and I had.”
Wyalt Earp's Family Yma Sumac Having Having Modern Feud Difficulties At Eton a
ot
‘| FAIRFIELD,
Calif.
(AP);
~—
Gunslinger Wyatt Earp wouldn't’
LONDON is
having
(AP)—Yma ‘trouble
Sumac
getting
her
young son into Eton—Britain’s” ‘most exclusive school. , |. Flying to Madrid Monday, the right in his own family. ' The fuss is over TV quiz show Peruvian singer with the fivewinnings of Wyatt’s nephew, Vir- octave range told newsmen: “I ave these
to go far to find trouble days. There’s a feud racing
lil Earp,, who
also
marshal,
served
Virgyl
as
died
a
in
Vallejo last November at the ag of
80.
ue
Alice
Mae
Earp
Wright,
Virgil’s daughter, filed ‘suit in
Solané6 County Superier Court ted,” demanding $13,500 from Mrs. ‘|many Jean McKenzie, Virgil’s niece.
ix
~
eS
=
=
‘Mrs.’ set
Wright
anything
said from
she her
didn’t father’s
seen
Many sons at
OEY
| Mrs.
have
the
school
informa-
was
completed.
To
Be
Called
keys and record distributors and manufacturers have been ordered to testify about payola—secret
things,
Bennett
also said Clark has
acknowledged
accepting expensive jewelry and furs from peoplein the record business. 1" Harris disclosed during recent subcommittee
hearings that Clark
either has or had an interest in 17 various record and musie firms. When
the
erupted
In addition to Clark, some 20 to 30 Philadelphia area disc joc-
other
said Clark had acknowledged playing on his disc jockey show records in which he had a personal financial interest. Bennett
payola_
.late ‘last
scandals
year,
ABC
or-
dered Clark either to give up his outside holdings or to leavé the
network. Clark announced he was divesting interests.
himself
of
all
outside ‘
LOUIS
York
NEW family,
and
minently trical
Crus-
“comedy-satire
of
the
pride, his
able
on
targets
journalism,
as
television,
gossip
status-seekers,
executives
and
the
busibig
knowing television personalities.” It is Crosby’s feeling that the “people” he is writing about have come to be regarded as
team of Joel Spector Cobb.
12-year-old.
Michael,
son,
sfage
the
will -make
debut
as
and
critic’s
his
Falstaff’s
the new aristocracy. Rehearsals for |the comedy are expected to start in early Sep-
tember.
It will be brought
into
landed his
he
said, “He wants
son job
to
there,
the
by
him-
all
and signed,” be
an
actor,”
explained. Crosby surmised that his son’s interest in the theatre might have
opening
Several
he
players,
his stage
he
ster’s
well-known
down
Theatre,
self, was auditioned
New York in November after the usual out-of-town preliminaries.
18.
went
Phoenix
page in the Phoenix Theatre production of “Henry IV,-.Part 2,” April
that
first
own.
“He
all:
the
of
now reading the script. revealed, with a pinch
had
ness
critic
identities will be disclosed
later, are Crosby
of parental
today.
television
whose
aspects of the world today with pointed thrusts at such vulner-
figures |pro-
thea-
on - many
York Herald Tribune, has a new comedy, “All the People,’ to the new pro-
ducing
local
The Crosby Michael (no
in the Broadway
news
John,
‘Buff
sons)
“All the Best People,” Crosby’s initial play,” is described as a
Service
of the Hollywood
Bing
New sold Best
News
YORK — John and
relatives bys,
CALTA
Times
been
stirred
classmates
sional, Children’s
by at
the the
School,
youngProfes-
which
attends.
authorities
but nothing has yet been fixed.” Miss Sumac’s son Charles is 10.
Wee
at
frontier
By
:
with
disclosing
New York TV Critic's Play To Be Produced
this on your age.” She lied up, to point a moral some-
te
The
one
of
Amortg
DICK CLARK
ublican
to question
split
Bennett, retorted that he disclosed nothing) from the files, that his information came from other sdurces. 56
man Ofen Harris (D-Ark), who had repeatedly promised to make
and’ prime
being
a. partisan
Democrats heatedly dithat and accused Bennett
turn
tion
he].
Rep. John B. Bennett (R-Mich), the subcommittee’s ranking Repcampaign
and
tion from subcommittee files before the preliminary investiga-
Committee Members Surprised she snickered. “There never was a feud. Warners started that talk—for publicity, I. guess.” Could be, could be. But I rememThe decision to call the 31ber another version MissDe Havilland once gave me, in Paris: - year-old record spinner caught When Joan came over from Japan she found |that Olivia, at subcommittee Republicans, along
“I should have been strong and insisted that Joan go to college,” said Olivia. “Iwas the provider and could done her emotion-
of €lark’s
has caused
mittee sputed
to draw
outset
records
quiry. Harris and other subcum-
$500,000 a year for his nationally televised deejay shows, has
ta: Hollywood to give a dinner for her sister, has ‘not accepted pafola. — LYONS —_ Olivia De Havilland. “That feud with my sister?”
promote.
within the nine-man subcommittee during the last few weeks, Bennet has accused subcommittee chairman Harris of seeking to sidetrack the Clark in-
ola
mittee
to
_| other products. The question
I could -have will. testify at. congressional pay-
he thought
Perhaps
“or cinema.
:
pe
contemplation
of
choice
a
travelers
doubf—offer
no
machines,
21
Will Testify Before
Dick Clark
THE LYONS DEN.
|} i
Britons register birth for Eton.
' their
“I
am not too worried about not yet having been accepsaid the singer. “I have friends and I do. hope something can be done for. Charles.” “ae
Come To TheCi rcus - Tonight:
his
™~
ne
aA
CET
opens
ee
nag
i
if
will but he bequeathed $19,0004 promised to Mrs.
McKenzie.
_|Mrs.
Wright
said
her
father
a.
her half his winnings when he won $32,000 on the quiz show, the $64,000 Question, .in March, 1958.
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3-6775.
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help you find the right house 12-0311. Box 729, Roosevelt, P
estate
real
suite
101
CAPARRA
rent.
garage
and
Completely 3 bedrooms,
large
yard.
HOUSE,
three
2-4201
from
9
—
11
kitchen,
412
Large Mrs. 908
patio. Ochoa,
bedrooms,
room,
CALL
$word.
room,
two
immediately Available for rent. house fnd until July 31st. 3 aireonditioned bedoe s, 2 baths, maid’s quarters with rivate
on
bath,
r 4
6 -
from
3-4171
Call
kit-
built-in
equipped
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HOUSE
GUEST
Double and single air bath, fooms with private @ beach and restaurant anturce, P. R.
1830
perves
with
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atmosphere.
mily
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McCleary
Tel. :
guest house
ntrance,
ISLAND Bene ach
Light
breakfast
a
Spacious
new
etc.
All
screened.
Hot
3-1593
$20-24,
water.
1102 COLONIAL
DUFFY'S
bave remodeled
Cruthirds, 955
Gitioned.
Jreser-
se.mipie'ss
sisinwie's
6 dc
Some
from
$4.
GUEST
single.
con-
Mrs. UF
HOUSE
—
at
the
beach, in city. No@ Elena &t., Ocean Park Santuree. Efficiency apartments suites — rooms —_airconditioned. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. C.A, Pivera, Manager. Telephone 2-6267, 1159
510
DORADO GUEST HOUSE — Very near Dorado Hotel and Golf Club. Private
rn
an
conveniences.
Call i
Besosa,
865 6
606)
new
home living
bath,
hot
wecimowmwew
wwe
L.
joining bath. phone 3-1644. 1063
can
call
Mrs.
Parrilla, oF
| | — MARIAS,
near
beach.
minutes
Loiza “Street 1 Lg
between
2484.
more
Rio three bath
a7
MOTHER
bedrooms
148
San
si
LUQUILLO
or
EL
beim
phone
3-8400,
2-4818, P. R.
each
3-6712 .
or
write
412|
area.
SAN
1207
.
|
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WANTED — GARAGE Space suitable tor repair oe seanc
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Imparcial large enough trucks, Phone
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San Juan
54
ext.
Fontan,
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Facies, coteee Park.
|
WAREHOUSE SPACE WANTED
private
Fdz.
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yor.
Miramar | section
ffi | school. | Please
71.
2
427
FRANCISCO:
arters.
ur
WORKING.
natural
icaa ee
Mir:
near
are
Ext.
mit-
large bed-
maid’s
ae,
ocean, 804
or 8
years eld-
phone Paul Ryan, 3-840. |
with
stream and scenic view automobile entrance.
or
children
have
wea.
|
SALE FOR |
BUSINESSES |
UF
|
and living room. room approximately $20,000.00
dining kitchen, . All furnished.
Must
a
pay
price. Must le
Des-
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YUNQUE
acres,
with
where
-
-—
more
rental
ur
parents, visiting
‘nimum of 4 bedrooms,
Will with
with
, re can
Rico,
fashioned
Francisco.
-
dl
and two
‘ for long l visit. large, unfurnished
for! family
mother. P in Puerto.
LOTS FOR SALE
very bed-
lot,
meter
and
ment. Mr. vera — Telephone write Box 9902, Santurce,
with bath, anole
square
o
COMING
need
room
age! children, working
right party. May be used for store and/or Guest House. Call for appoint-
room,
dressing
David
—
with 1
FOR RENT
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Unl-
Piedras —-— levels, master and
with! baby
Tele-
deled. Two story house to be r consider propositions for long lease
screens.
the
FAMILY
perately
BUILDINGS
shopping
fram
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3]
j
for its perroom, diningwater,
it;
a
—_— WANTED TO RENT
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IN OLD San Juan, Ctisto Street, block
MOVIE, oe, and THEATEIOC- :
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te.
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F.H.A.
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financing alterations, additions and improvements to your house and premises. “Pico Inc” Tel. 2-3013 Ext 211, Box 14203. Seatorce 5 : 1115
able,
Best
FLOOB
manufacturing.
please
call
3-0440,
For
Miss
Ve-
for rent
in
Roque
aS
RZPAIRS
t
Sale
ONE YEAB® guarantee oa all watch and eleck repairs. European craftsman, Puerto Rico’s only certified master watch clock
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Caoba,
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William
Punta
Las
1912
A. Gruen,
Marias.
27
Phone
|
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a)
i
Saray
corner buililing. Second floor with separate ground floor entrance and parking space on ‘adjoining lot. Rental very
‘Inspection
GUEST
HOUSE-—_
Condado
section.
residential
and
near
La
Concha.
to
Convenient
lines, taxis, Condado 75 : 411
shopping centers and bus clubs. night restaurants, Avenue. Phone 3-1977. ) 1137
ground floor Loiza corner turce. 1158
invited. Apply on vice, 24718 or 2-7465, day or aight. Bidg., Calle
of Catal4n Calle del
BIKINI
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San-
‘
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Puerto
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oldest builders,
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and
all
copper filtering system. These materials = forever. For free estimates, call 1156
1092
4135
SWIMMING
the famous and Rican P.R,
minutes from Puerto Luquillo.
rooms,$7 of beach ——
light
and ware-}. water conlease avail-
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MAKE YOUR home away from home at 903 J. Marti, A-2 Pre-| in Miramar want you way the meals your pare them and when you want them. Air conditioned room at reasonable rates. Telephone 3-0748. 412 1160 Hotels
Zoned
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one
.
ae
WATCH
1
5,000 SQ. FT, office space house; telephorie, light and nected, for rent. Long term
F.BA,
CAMELLIA
| iss Eaters, ‘ai
Tecnico
Ext.
2-3013
Tel.
Ave.
Pty
—
For
652.
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res Located
& | ing
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C.
R.
&
utility
patio,
concrete
Fi,
Hi
in
SAN
ANTONIO
Tapia
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- One
San
TEMPRITE
58
COOLERS
WATERCOOLERS-
For
fices, factories, plain tora
of-
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Smaller
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‘driguez Sina
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MAISON BLANCHE Guest frouse. Double and single air conditioned roams_ with bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner
Wilson. phone
Manager
3-2936.
Vicente
Juli4,
Mayoress
402 GUEST
GUEST
with
cold
Boe Pioesgamven = le
Felisa
Rincén.
It
is
a\\time to! publicly explain the profesRico
Real
Estate
REALTORS
are
Board.
‘real
=
of
competence
the
National
REALTORS
and
i tists
ethics.
prepared
fin.
of
affiliated
\0f
HOUSE,
located
Real
to
—
give
help
ev
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you
HOUSE
—
private bath, water,
es $12,
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de complete breakfast. Isla Verde fear Gao. San Juan Intercontinental.al Sete
02»
606
510
all
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HOUSE,
in.
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al
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Ur
1138 MAGDALENA - Suite Apartment. Newly decorated and furnished, with large living and diningroom, aircondi+ tioned bedroom for two, kitchen and private bath. Located in Condadg section one block from La Concha Hotel. Private entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356,
ASHFORD HOUSE Guest House. 1120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid @ervice.
close to “Under The Trees”,
ANGELES
trees
Melbourne.
aircondi! Tooms, screened, one with | hours. private bath and. entrance, 2 with ad- | 1155)
Call $3,000, balance FHA. 38400, Extension 54.
10
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beach,
3-6802. UF
roéms,
For
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702
47
rate: i reonditioned, double ¢ludes complete breakfast. vations, 2-1779. 1159
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meals
1017 GUESTS — Condado. Ocean front,
HOUSE Avenue. terrace.
included.
afternoons.
2-7889
GUEST
and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion Court, corner of McLeary. Member Caribbean Tourist Association. Telephone 3-1317.
right on_ beach. ROOM, URNISHED win beds, 2 closets, airconditioned, private bath, private porch, private orcinga: 652
JUAN
breakfast and drinks on your private terrace im delightful continental-run
413
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Tintillo
ill
Weekends, a4 . Telephone | 977 pichics. for Ideal rentals. 2-8138 for information and reservations. 1410 Salvador. Prat, Santurce: VVeVVVYS FUUCC CCC VVVVVV UF EES ID DDE DEES 96 PPPPPEPPADAD 4 withresidence 4 PRIVATE ATTRACTIVE resiother containing estate in large available for rent to desirable dences lawn, concrete large Enclosed party. yesidence, all screened. Spacious porch; master room, dining — liviag reom bedother three with. bath; bedroom 3-8400 EXT. 72 t and bath; kitchen independen rooms; servants’ Separate Telephone. pantry. Rental garage. and laundry quarters, 4q near Cuatro Ca- 4 Location: reasonable. 3306 San Box R. P. fles, Guaynabo, 2371. Guaynabo uaa. Telephone 137 413 CONDADO
mort-
intment 2-2768. 423
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Santurce, Telephone
EXTENSION
the sea. 300 meter lot, house with two bedrooms, garage and maid’s room Apartment ‘above garage rents $90. monthly. Price $30,000. Has $10,000 mortcage: During office hours call 2-2519.
NORTE AVENUE J-5 Los Angeles residence, 3 new Brand Development. conmodern all lot, big bedrooms, veniences. Totally screened and protected. Furnished $200, unfurnished $150. and 2-5192 hones Ito: t [
screened
‘or
weekly
baths,
phone 1140
Vaciatalega beautiful at bungalows, Cangrejos de Boca Beach, Montebay,
Road.
liberal
d by Saldafia, Tel.
AREA
CONDADO
mahogany closets, new furniture. Electrie stove and refrigerator. Porch, carin front, Hot awnings port. Kool-Vent water, screens. One block from bus stop. $125, monthly. Santiago Iglesias Y-18, Rio Piedras. Information Apartment No. 3, Ise Building, Gallardo Gardens, or
RENT
FURNISHED
COMFORTABLE
$300
FURNISHED
412
FOR
carport,
i Arturo
FARM
RENT
rooms, 704 La Paz
|
Most desirable residential section. Exceptionally beautiful mew three bedroom, two bath home with Humphrey kitchen. 1117 meter lot. $26,000. Low down payment. Call Wall, 8-1248.
412
1144
FOR RENT
1147
HOUSES
2-2643.
2-8825. 1146
59
3-6152.
Call
PM.
6
Santur-
SANTA
for rent, for one SMALL APARTMENT person only. Residential section. RodriHato guez de Triana 211, El Vedado, Rey. Close to University. May be seen after
2023,
corner
3-3550.
APARTMENTS
Cacique
PUNTA LAS MARIAS — furnished ocean front home.
Invest-
Leon
de
Ponce
Martin,
AT
413.
Call 1166
Condominium
Company,
Service
Parque, 1133
gate; onty. Call
1164
Competent finanand
projects.
2;car
43
COMPLETELY FURNISHED, beautifully decorated. three airconditioned bedroom apartment. Porch, living-dining, very modern kitchen, two bathrooms. Laundry with washing-machine and drying porch. First class references required
53
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sites. hotel and residential, feasibility regarding advice
San
Information
1163
Check Rico? Puerto industrial, commercial,
IN of
INVESTING our listings of
lot.
ce, April 15th. Unfurnished 3 bedrooms, garage, mirador, large private yard. Rent $150. For information, above address or call 3-2545.
Besosa,
M. Harry Juan San
call Hotel, Beach 4, Box 2.4351. Tel. 900
cing
meter
1167
islets, Dorado
beaches, land, ‘of buying for near land and houses guest
ment
1400
AVAILABLE
ESTATE,
REAL
in
problem
ANY
FOR
For
with
for R.
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—
kitchen,
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DEVELOPMENT
garage.
9-0215. 1169
nas tarse listings REALTY CINTRON of farms, business properties, buildings, Santa Maria, sale: houses for rent, for San Francisco, Garden Hills, Villa CaSanturce.
BUCARE
FOK
AIR CONDFTIONED St.. Miramar, Leares’ Coton.
UF
279
will you
AT
furnished
ROOMS
SALE
immediate ‘occupancy Functional Builders offers top values in its “Caribaire” home at 16 Diamante Street and its “Buccaneer” home on 19 Onix Street: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, equipped
Condado
Avenue,
Ashford
and
Nairn
COMPLETELY
FOR
house by the beach in Reparto Consular, Isla. Verde, Left of Coral Beach Hotel, one block from San Juan Hotel. Living and diningroom, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, servant’s quarters, 2 car
ASSOCIATES,
AND
REALTOR-
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invest-
FRANCIS-
ALLEN
J.
oroperty.
and
islands
farms,
front
ocean
HOUSES
RENT
p
geen
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BATES
for rent for visitors APARTMENTS tourist overflow at regular prices. ictures, complete description of scores of houses for sale, beach front property.
88
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THE SAN-JUAN.
|] SPORTS.& FOREIGN CARS |
1958. FIAT Station
bw
Wawon.
condition. 6 passengers. Take _ Cacique, Ocean. Park, preparation
of legal
docu-
“ments: and contracts. Cal Gini |
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bo
Ns
UF
|
FR
136,
in
? | BUSINESS
COND. FILTERS
OPPORTUNITIES : FILTERS INC, ‘manufacturers | all PARTN VOLKSWAGEN 1958 — Absolutely per-| |. B. and ER WANTE D sizes air conditioning filters profit. fect condition and in every respect vable bar and restaurant to andshare \ fruit place me window units — also industr: |. ial! om “Route miles. Price $1400. . Tele-|
4
cializing
AIR
— Thursday, April 7, 1960
Call
1 {
3-5999,
im
tractive
FURNITURE FOR SALE
Excellent!
best offer. | --or oS
LEAVING bed,
‘
Frigidaire
—
CARS
| WHY
51
FOR SALE...
Almendro
Santuree.
washing
Street,
| 1150 | RETURNING
a USED CAR?
selling
machine
Bayamén
Punta
and
Box
ee:
With $275 payment ‘and $44 monthly TO’ States, selling cominstallments, | plete 3 bedroom you can own a brand new, household furnishin¢s economical | and miscellaneous 1960 FIAT. Just call 3-5190, articles. 1960 four visit’ at Martorani Motors, or pay us a| door Opel Rekord. 70 Street3, Altamira BILINGUAL male or female bookkeeper Inc., 1402 | Tel. . : and _stetiographer combination) needed 4 Ponce pe Leon Avenue, Stop 20, San: 1117 Open ‘Salary. Appointment will be ar-) ar UF Building). ranged. Call 8-1162. «| 1153—C_ 42
' @ELP WANTED
POSITIONS
WANTED,
1955 CADILLAC,
MEN
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battery.
Brakes
1161
adjusted,
.
cil
AMANA
1954
48-27,
1154
teferences. Development, Block °
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412 |
ste
; white
E
QNE :
Juan
Star
(Box
4187
San
F © j
INVESTMENT
trade.
FROPER®Y®
Excellent
for sale
location.
Rents
:
or
. ContactLt. J. G.|
751.
SAN JUAN Us
ble rates. For information Miss | Velazquez.
eal] | TION ques.
47
956
from
Cat
Verde.
few. ae
Bayamén,
for
or
The
for
SERVICE
rei.
— FEMALE
an,
n
Dealers . Inquire at. Mediavilla’s Machine -} Seeame ya 53. Stop 28, Hato Rey. “Sher; Tel.
IT
ernment
to
with
Spanish
the
ot
own
-Tore
Tne.,
Hato
Personality,
Aron Stop
31
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Mufioz
Rivera
early
José A. Pérez Veg . 427 a, . Edificio
3141
aE
Cenier at Bedford,
yesterday
revolution.
morning
This
obser:
‘The control
center
estimated
that the time of decay of the satellite in the earth’s atmosphere ‘was between 2:45 and 4:45 am, EST yesterday.
Conversa.
Warhead In Decoys. ‘(Says Navy Scientist PASADENA, Calif. (AP) —A ‘Navy scientist says infra-red de>
may
Dr.
ne guns in
be
the
best
way
Lesinski
troduced
-|
R. Laufer,
chief
discussed,
the
subject
at
a sym-
tute of Technology. |. Dr. Laufer said radar could distinguish a warhead among dea group.of collectors. One* gun -fancier, a funeral. director, coys if it moved faster because of its weight. But he said it got, several
'** John
S
Arthur
scientist of the Pasadena branch of the Office of Nava] Research,
- posium at the California . Insti-
state Senate last .week,
|-U
the
of
bill on
Detroit
behalf
in-
of
fellow morticians to would fail. to do ‘so if. the deto. the Senate. coys were streamlined to travel. ‘\.ButSen. Charles..Blondy of ‘at the. same. speed as the war& BOAT TOURS Detroit. protested: head, |, | : | WATER. SKIING Glasses, ski rides in |-outrage. They're: he not |. Infra-red. would. succeed, a _Denutitul "1-1/3 bour-| killing ing . le fast enough so ‘Said, because of the distinctive z eat 3 #. fhe funeral directors want a bill Tadiation caused by the w head’s mass. to legalize machine guns.’£ oe Sports, ‘tulad a mean $2000
4
nee
—
Michigan — packed. by some undertakers — met defeat in the
412 Ba
do
dictator.
\Infra-Red Can Find
'| bill, legalizing PM,
govto
of finding an incoming missile warhead amidst a group of decoys. i :
- WATER
write letters
SKIING
\
“It’s
Sine Wr gin Ree eae f
5S
we
ARE
CLASSES
-tection
: Kiko0 Ave-
nothing
vation was made at Prince Al bert in Saskatchewan, Canada.
bilingual,
ears: in. si ‘person <
have
' The center said the Soviet ;| Satellite was last observed by
e
CPR TT IE SPA TEI Reta TENE
games
eae
SALES PROMOTION LADY, must have
pasha
vidlent-
Franco,
The announcement was made by. the National Space Surviel-
——
§ pERer 19 $8031 9 ese
WANTED’
| Factory
4
—
Socialists
Mass:
INSTITUTO DE IDIOMAS al_courses in Spanish,
auto air conilitionera for and Americ
foreign
earlier
Francisco
lance-Control
ee
\
HELP
-
cars,
uproad
launched into orbit May 15, 1958.
FOR SALE
i it HI
all
(ower
Is Dead, US | Announces >
service new office ute | TL-2
AIR CONDITIONERS AUTO ~
Bundestag
and called on the Adenauer
OF
LANGUAGE
-
anew
the Spanish bases issue which stirred
ly . attacked
411
10,035th
‘ARTIOKAR
the
oppésition
radar
|
pledged
- PONCE: Bi- lingual, 2 24 __WASHINGTON (AP). — The ‘ing service for United States officially announearid; professionals, Also people without phones. Call ed the death early yesterda y of Juan, 25060 Ponce, ask for Sputnik II, the Soviet satellite :
MACHINERY
reconditioned,
1
sales and tas nel Of
service
‘23013 San supervisor. 1037
&
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
pane] | FILING (ea) | painted tke
|
7-2446
businessmen
‘ “al.
,
—
|
in.
over: an international this year.
‘
ANSWERING
|
DOGS FOR SALE
children.
and
‘Soutnik Hl
260
Good B-1134;
Spain
house) over question, an
R year. can be increased to 00. Year leases. Seven tenants. Call for appointment, Centro, Tecnico Esteva, Phone 2-5856. > ‘
1132
in
debate.
412
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Minis-
that Bonn would not-go behind NATO’s back to work out any deals with the Franco regime. Von: Brentano spoke -during a
Window type, 1 A. P.
guez Umpierre, Fortaleza 351, Gan Juan J 2-0962.
ay ro Fordomatic. | 3339
2% TON Diesel ~track available for monthis’
oe
DELUXE
48 |, PART TINERUF Poodle pup, six mon | d, wormed, trained, innocul
lig Péewe 20000 Ext
Xeneral offic . work, e seeks posiim Santurce, Rio Piedras, ar BaBayamo:
Green.-and
— accountant, bi} Power
39: years eld, single. with own years experience.in accounting
yamon area. Write Santa: Rosa
FoRD ‘
ior
—9,000 B. T. U. Compact. only 13-14" (25x16%"" Lowest prices. instalied and ‘serviced by experts. Comercial Rodri.
@
PLYMOUTH a 1957 Station Wagon Was , 4 door, .
ible.
Shop
AIR CONDITIONERS
7 just
condition, '$1500.. One (owner.radio. Cail — 6 PM. 3-2684
and tion
San
#8 YOUR root. dirty? i 00, for expért
changed, etc. $975. Also misce llaneoug furniture. Call 2-0000 Fort Buchanan
OFFICE MANAGER
Wear
Wall tires, power brakes and steering, Exctlient condition, $1600. WC-21, Los- high water- pressure cleaning and paint. ing. eall 6-5132 or 430 Verde. pre 162 / “49 6
fened green and
lingual, ear. 12
B,
Juan). 1143
ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING
4 door. Radio, white
Men’s
Unusual: opportunity.’ Excellent Many years successful business Located in San Juan. For details write.
Marias,
,
CLASS
sale.
1136, or
Las
:
bases
Simmous
ele
BONN1 —(AP)— t Foreigit ler Heinrich von Brentano yester-. \day gefended West German's ef‘forts to secure military ‘supply
i}:
mot
ISLAND
stove, ete. Telephone
ee
guas, 1152
~
No.1.) Tourist and ‘teees Beautiful scenery and very at-| place. Telephone 6 — 3 Ca: 422
{BOATS FOR SALE. S
CRAFT
Sea Skiff, 30 ft, x 10 ft,-
ft. with two gasoline 95 h.p, engines. tix “receive . transmitter r,
TRUCK
DRIVERS
- AKA-1:-Company hes openings. for edéitionel
due to ite
rapid. growth in Puerto Rico.” Good hourly rete ef pay. meet ae sieves. copemoments. send resume ito Box Sen Juan Star, ||
"1.
23 - 40 years of age |
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4
2. minimum of 3 years delivery experience
3. fluent English and Spanish
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4. family man living in- metropolitan. cree of Sen Juan free driving for:d. ‘Jest ‘three yeors é5.. accident. vege s | recor
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admitt-'
an
Dischino,
R.
Joseph
Dischino
ed bigamist, kept two wives and eight homes in children four wite neither apart—and miles
knew
of
tiecut,
chino
his
Obanheim
district court Saturday, biguilty of pleaded
and
disposition
for
bail
in $700
held
was
man
who
between used
Lee ces.
the
a part
resort
glasses.
Mrs.
Dischino divof the week
taking
wears
Obanheim said ided the nights
two time
homes job
at
to explain
three
and
by
children,
that
he
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from
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said Dr. Paul Hamer of the New Jersey Fish Laboratory at Island Beach. He said they should be heading for the sea with | warmer weather.
the San Juan Star
|
Bridge
have been trapped in the river (| by a swift drop in. water tem| perature closer to the beach,
CONVENIENCE
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no
The warm water mammals
THIS COUPON IS WORTH 60 CENTS. ENJOY
Oceanic
signs
are
and
in
the
showing
near
River
wo-
men!” The holdup man cried frustration. Then he fled.
told her he had work to ‘do at the resort. He said the owner
Juan
Puzzle The People
and
all
Damn
you!
San
by
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P.B.V.1. Line,
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Mrs. then stared, two sat down triumphantly on
the money
had
husband
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an envelope, containing the payroll, fell to the floor in the bud: ing.
absen-
whom
Baker,
Lucille the
opened
It
a South
The chief quoted the first Mrs. Dischino, Mary, whom the teacher married 15 years ago at
Wellesley
K. GUNTHER
resides.
back to her office holdup man grabbed
and
his
_ Jacksonville N. ¥.
NEW YORK (AP) —A woman bookkeeper saved a $1, 400 payroll from a holdup man by sitting on the money.
Wednesday.
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By. JOSEPH M. | ‘burg, a 1959 ehd, to inside. tackle{’ ' New York Times News ‘Service | in Syracuse’s. unbalanced. line} ‘With spring practice in --progress or aboutto start at most offensive setup. John Brown, also| “ ‘institutions that praca it, foot- 220,, is scheduled to ‘move up to’ ball talk is beginning to fill the first string at outside tackle. Dick: air. Feidler, a 210-pound junior, has| ° Early reports, label Syracuse, first. call on the short-side guard]. which made virtually ‘a’ Clean berth ‘vacated by Roger Davis. Sweep of the nation’s. top, honors The grapevine also circulates in 1959, as the-team to watch glowing references to Pittsburgh’s lagain, at least in the East. The burgeoning strength. Penn State ‘Orange depth chart shows at least commands high respect, also. - two letter men at each position. Army* and Navy are bracketed Six’ of ast, year’s starters, head after these teams in early es-| the list. They are Dave Sarette, timates, with Boston College tab-
Dee cake eanaheh cade ior laces
hate
ea
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quarterba ck;
halfback;
Ernie
Art
Davis,
Baker,
left|bed
Tarbox,
right guard,
pendent
Al Be-
League,
and
miller, center. “Coach
shifted
Ben
as the New
fullback:
Frank Mautino, right end; Bruce|
Schwartzwalder “has
eolper
Lectin’
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AUGUSTA, Ga., (AP)—“San- f These ‘ibe | ledaamalch. ie ta Maria?” exclaimed. Angel Mi- size thie ‘economic strain guel of Spain. “Six hundred pe- ticularly on foreign players— setas for a caddie—-I could hire the Masters. a bag boy for a month with that |< Caddies at the Masters are
inde-
avow
spring’ practice.
to
a
to $10,|the
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single-wing
Yate
will
attack
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install
under
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average sper diem | week.
cost’ of ja -bag-toter
SCHWARTZWALDER
‘dis- champion,
Informed
observers rate Harvard ahead of senna
more expensive than- in ot ' “And sixty-five cruzeiros’ for United States tournaments a cup of coffee,” said Mario ‘around, with a fee of a doll Gonzalez of ‘Brazil. “In Rio 1 for shagging. balls. But becau e buy; 'twe pounds of the. finest this is} the Masters they ex Brazilian coffee for that —two a good tip at the end of the |hundred cups, maybe.” tournament, which makes t : In Spain 600’ pesetas amount cost run te ‘about $70 for t
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to succeed.
continues
no
’ in “Madrid.”
‘There's no clear line on the Ivy} which
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pf
in
the
Mas-|
tournament here.
and
The
caddies
green
overalls
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wear white and
green
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Braves And White Sox See Hot Pennant Races Loom In Both Major Leagues
sen figures his Milwaukee
Sherry
starter.
still
...
shy
depth
And
own.
prise
people,”
“We
have
of Cleveland
Manager Joe Gordon
be the only point on which Gordon will agree all season Frank Lane, his loquacious eral manager.
with! gen-
first base
should
year.
last
won
have
after
“Tm going to bat Ed Mathews third and Hank Aaron fourth,”
the 62-year-old pepper pot, “They drove home 237 runs last year but Mathews had as much right hitting second as
;
RUM AND ROCK MAKES PARTIES HUM
“If
ready
to
does he will bat second. doesn’t, shortstop Johnny
Danny
Murtaugh.
much
depends
on
If he Logan
ford
Loes
starters
as
helping
our
came
interleague
LARGE BOTTI.E EVERYWHERE Distributed
VENTURA San
by
RODRIGUEZ Juan,
P.
& SONS '&
San-
Billy
Loes
from deal
(O’Dell
Baltimore
Stan
the
hitting of ex-Giants
Too
Bill
bright
team’s
The
spot
Ken
baseman
third
and his strong hitting.
| outfielder
arms.
it
Herrera
could
and
is
Boyer
in an
last November).
Don
rienced
Blasingame
should
help
yield
| got
a
The
a
Orioles. lack
be
forced’ to
power
and
Hoyt
Wil-
hit 37 Pancho attack. weak tallies 128 in ve and‘dro homers with Buffalo. *
may
American League
a starter. He won a total of 15.
helm-in
use
the bullpen.
After win-
ning nine straighf starts he ran out of gas last year, his first as
KANSAS. CITY—‘“I think we CHICAGO—“We still have the have the hitting,” says new Manbest team,” says Manager Lo- ager Bob Elliot, also new to the pez. “We added 44 homers ‘by American League. “If I can find getting Minnie Minoso for left the pitching we'll be rough.” _ Jensen Says “Never” field and Gene Freese for third base. Our. bench will be terrific BOSTON—Losing . Jackie Jenif rookies Joe. Martin and, Joe sen, 33, and his 112 runs batted
make
Hicks
Sox
The
the
team.”
also have
°
a deeper.
at first base‘is
a question.
pitching
Our
and_hit-
the managing.” Two Possibly
New ‘Yankees the brightest spot will
be the hitting
ger Maris
still needs
pitching
starters
BALTIMORE—“We've
ting will be} better, and so will
...
and:s trong
‘But Aheir
good chante to finish in the first division,” says Manager Paul Richards. “Our attack should be better with Jackie Brandt hitting third.” . ; .
shutouts we, sufferéd were too
PAUL RICHARDS
Homers
too many home-runs and relief pitching has. been lacking- for years.
“We've PHILADELPHIA that made a lot of changes should be for the better,” says 4 Manager Eddie Sawyer. If he can find a place to. play Frank
Many
The Tigers have a solid hitting
and
Wagner
Leon
who
of left fielder
Ro-
in
to
blow
retirement
any
is
.manager
the) toughest
face.
could
Jensen says “never” when asked if he will:change
his mind.
Billy .Jurges, putting
first
spring
as
in
his
manager,
de-
serves a better fate. His team played well above 500 after he Higgins last over for Mike took tly. ! 1 WASHINGTON—‘“We'll
be bet-
ter with Billy Consolo on short and
Reno
says
Manager
Bertoia
on
Cookie
second,”
Lavagetto.
Of course, all this on paper. However, the pennant. races ap-
pear to be 4 battle between three teams in each league, some managers’ “wide: open race” predic-
hits right field tions to the contrary.
home runs. 'Lodk for Johnny ‘James, a miniature Whitey Ford, hitting although right-handed, to carry
the.relief work. Jim Um-} the brunt-of pitchers. However, saved 19 games for RichJames in well at second base.” bricht, 29, seems like a rookie mond last season with a 9-6 recA Double Play Man standout. . ap-: Including playoffs .he ord, The Blazer handled 104 double Cubs Have New Faces is 26 and peared in'78 games plays as a Cardinal and batted CHICAGO — Charlie Grimm has a rubbereesarm.‘can The Yank .289. He replaces Daryl Spencer, take it all ns for his third trip as Cub retur a shortstop who was out of posipitching the figures antle hits above .300 pilot and if Mickey tion. Rigney has his lineup set be better. His one bright and’ drives in 100 runs. with the Blazer leading off, then will is Ernie Banks, the leaCLEVELAND — “This is a Jim Davenport, Willie Mays, spot shortstop valuable er team and we almost most strong gue’s Willie McCovey, Orlando Cepeda, | . on 45 runs last year,” says Indian : 143 it in won drove who Willie Kirkland and Eddie. BresRiJoe Gordon. “Johnny.-}: include ger faces New homers. soud, with catcher and pitcher Temple at second base gives chie Ashburn, Dick Gernert and: following. j us a_stroiger infield and our This is a solid team. It could Frank Thomas. Gernert probably Dale’ with young pitchers should be bet-base first share will win though it lacks a good) bullLong. pen and a strong bench. | The Indfans will go with BubST. LOUIS—“We figure to be LOS ANGELES—“We're the Phillips at third base but they division,” ba first the for team to beat,” says Alston.) “Our battling in surrendering gave. up young pitchers are more expe- says Cardinal pilot Solly_Hemus, {Minnie Minoso, ; and our staff will be “and if we do that we have a Cal; McLish
| And
$2.95
and Jack and
at short and Steve; Bilko makes it at first base we’re right, in the thick of things.” 5.
a
making
Musial
on
do the job.
can
Fernandez
Chico
depends
Much
Jackson.
-much.
Y
bullpen.
DETROIT — “Don’t count us “If out,” says Jimmie Dykes.
NEW “YORK—“We’re gonna surprise a lot of people,” says Manager S tengel. “Those 14
“We now have a stronger pitch-|
McCormick
8 WASHINGTON
But Roy Sievers has been added to strengthem the position.
ing staff with Billy O’Dell added to San Jones, Johnny Antonelli,
Mike
8 PHILADELPHIA
goes.
pinch hits,” didn’t get
last year.
7 BOSTON
double play combination in baseHow ‘far Ted Kluszewski ball.
SAN FRANCISCO — “All we need is a veteran to come off the
them
7 ST, Louis
pitching staff) and have in Luis Aparicio and Nellie Fox the best
“Man for man this is a stronger team than the Dodgers.”
some “We
nine
inexperienced
will bat second.
bench and get says Rigney.
“A .
on Bob Friend comeback. » Re-
he
If
too.
second,
play
;
he’s
like
looks
Mayo
Mobile.
Red
And
runs.
home
hit
Schoendienst
‘from
8. Billy Martin base, replacing
appear to lack »The Pirates pitching and hitting depth. Too
Chuck happy. glove man and
is learning to hit better with a heavier bat. We don’t want him to
-
should PITTSBURGH—We do better,” says Pirate Mapager
6 KANSAS CITY>
Daryl Spencer, who will play is Gramimas Alex short. base. second for ed ‘ticket
that much
«member, we were only igames out last year.”
only
my
is
base
second
I'll be problem Cottier is a fine
over
lot depends a «making
use the often.
rest. Ill them more more pitchers -oung
for
6 CHICAGO,
White,
a southpaw our bullpen. makes it at :
taking
homers
I did. And-I hope to cut down. ‘on 30 losses by Warren Spahn’ and Lew Burdette by giving manager
I
and
the invaluable Johnny Temple who went to Cleveland.. Rookie Coleman batted .353 and hit 30
says
BOB ELLIOT ... freshman
Hutchinson.
will be
we
Smith last July will play second
|t
5 BALTIMORE
return to the .300 class and
~ Hutchinson had a ‘39-35 record
he saw enough of the Braves the last two years while coaching the Braves Brooklyn to know
5 PITTSBURGH
chance for the pennant.” Red pitching The Bird could be better behind Lar-
could sur-
hitting
the
better | off.”
says
--Dressen
MILWAUKEE
says
Henry, Bill and from the Cubs, for If Gordie Coleman
League
‘National
* & perros
11
think we have strengthened our pitching staff with 19-game winner Cal MeLish from Cleveland
This may,
is picking his Indians.
A CINCINNATI
The
Reds
Rejuvenated
.
New York
3 cuveano
ry
CINCINNATI—‘“We
2
of
won ball.
1 cHicaco
3. LOS ANGELES
be
may
recall
Spokane.
at
Yankees,
the
his
likes
also
who
re-
added gain could team punch if outfielder Tommy a_ regular. Davis becomes A speed demon, he hit. 345
team. So does
of
Stengel
Casey
winter
in
straight
un-
was
who
Roebuck,
Ed
ager Al Lopez of the defending Sox White Chicago champion
likes his revamped
the
with
stronger
have been handled so ably by mild-mannered Walt Alston. In the American League, Man-
in
bullpen,
July,
last
called
of the Los Angeles Dodgers, dewho champions world fending
DYKES
ger
until Sherry
steady
thinks the Giants will win. The same feeling exists in the camp
JIMMIE
deserves the chance.”
The
and strengthNaturally he
mended his infield ened his pitching.
becomes a winner as a the relief job he
did he.
ought to waltz home. Bill Rigney of San Francisco feels he has
Larry
.
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1959
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ticket
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imanagers have a |All 16 teams are
tendency to become too enthusiast, starting out even and the managerial -enthusiasm and the psychological thing to spur the athletes sales. stronger jf the National League, re- that mueh
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National League
somebody must be
pennants
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71960
ISLAND.
_ The Antique Collector \Richardson
Daley Ring's March
{Mon6n) Gonzdlez may fight here soon. Gonzalez and his manager
"No manager in baseball, it: would’ seem, has® greater respect
Manny
the finest: collection of antiques in the baseball ‘busiadded ‘another to his White Sox gallery the other day
ington gc
Senators.
The. big slugger 33 years. old.
oS
NEW
fuzzy-cheeked
boy:
present
for
; exchange
by accumulating graybeards promising youngsters. But
we
have
They
youth
and Landis. Latman,
DALEY
say
down
We
the
an
middle
have young
Baumann
‘The
we're
old
in. he
in
place in the world heayies rank-
ing.
but
Aparicio.
pitchers
in
Shaw,
men
-who
Cuban
-ters to
‘admit to having had their thirtieth birthdays and’ Sievers ‘makes it nineteen. Statistics may be boring, but the sprightly graybeards. on
the
Chisox
of them ner last
his
present
some
numbers.
Staley,
39;
The granddaddy
Minnie
Kluszewski,
Sievers,
Ray.
Jim
from
the
Moore
Chico Carrasquel, Tese, 30. ' Perhaps the
Rivera,
No.
and
Billy
Nellie most
37;
Fox.
Mike
Pierce,-'33
and
Al
astonishing
each;
Smith, thing
Dick
32
each;
about
this
old
Ferra-
hardly - will
White Sox. With Chicagoans might , they
were
a
up
destroy.
the
go-go
aggregation
motif
of
ago,
provided
Lollar'
and
Klu
aren’t
Battey, and
of was
a 21-year-old rookie
first
baseman
named
Don
_|
desperate
for
a
catcher,
he
Still
could
have
But. Griff was
on his
of the
White
original
Mincher
obtaine
Sox
So over-eager for Battey
insistence
price.
So
he
that
Sammy
be
gave
Sievers
for
wound
Battey.
up
being
swindled.
a part
In
DEL
PLATA,
Argentina
and.
the lead in the: Mar Del International Chess. . tour-
FE eT
TING
tournament
but this advantage was
cut after Tuesday night’s matches, ‘Spassky
and
his
countryman
point No.
each. matches
tournament
U.
_match.-
Spassky
S. ehampion
17, beat Frederick
has
not
f Bobby.
Fischér,’
Olafsson of I¢e-
land in 42-moves, This left. Spassky in the lead with six anda halft points, .while Fischer is in Second place’ with six points. In other “Matches featuring international’ players; Chilean Rene
Letelier
olfi
of
defeated
Argentina
Argentino in
41
Red-
moves;
Argentine _~ Alberto... Foguelman
beat Brazilian OQlicio Gadia in 45
moves and Luis. Alvarez of Uruguay was beaten. by. Carlos: Incutto of Argentina. _ — After- the seventh round
By
= Lete-
lier is in third place with five and
‘a half points. Bronstein and Ar-
The
tournament
1.
Harold
Johnson.
2.
3. Mike
Holt.
5.
Sixto
Rodriguez.
Erich
4. Chico 6.
Schoppner.
Calderwood.
Germinal
Rinaldi, Jones.
.
Bia
Ben
Ali,
4. Hiram
Bacal-
— Purse $2,250; 4-year-olds-up; six
2ND
—
claiming furlongs
(Native). linda._ (Sayan) mitosis, $16.20 out inito M32 A. Velez) _. ___ put Time: 215° (15. Cosedor, Pookie, RACE
Purse
$3,350;
allowances;
“LOS
Calif.
re-
3RD
Libertad,
Preferencia,
outpointed
Los ‘Angeles, 10. SAN «ANTONIO, zeles,.
137,
George
‘Odessa,
Randall,
Zora
140,
Camille.
Vaillant,
138,
Berry,
138.
Tex.—Manuel Tex.,
L.
players
Rafael
who
are’ among
would
make
the
up
the
new team. -In other news from, Patillas, the Patillan Weightlifting Club has been reorganized to con‘orm to
Public
Parks
and
Recrea?:on
Administration’s rules, The newly elected committee of the club: Luis (Papo) Sote, ehairman; chairman;
David Bernier, vive. Francisco Pagan, se-
cretary;
José
treasurer.
Antonio
Board
clude Froilan
B»ssolo,
members:
Soto,
Carlitos
nier, Anibal Fraticeli vador Latalladi.
in-
Ber
and
Sal-
ARROYO—School authorities here have set the annual Field Day
for
April
22.
The
Junior
and Superior high schools will participate in the day’s activities organized by lio Villodas.
track
coach
Eula-
There will be dashes ranging from 50 up to 1,500 meters in addition to other regular track and field events. Male and fe-
San
Jose LL
Rear.
Admiral
D.
director
of Little
League
to Rico,
has
V.
announced
ing
the 1.
1960
season
that
San
beginning
Roman,
vice
president;
Arturo
Carrion,
secre-
tary; Welton H. Hewitt, treasurer; The.
player
boundaries
comprises
the
area
of
the campaign was Angel Figue-
roa, who
won
10 and
Devlin,
Tulsa,
Barker,
149, 147
3}4
Montreal —. Burke jEmery, 170*, Sherbrooke, Quebec, - stopped | Bobby 4.
Purse’
“|
Montreal = Bob Cleroux, 208, -Montreal, “knocked out Richie Ruth, 199, Tulsa, 2,02): ‘
Full
lost 3.”
Top four batters were: | Casi-
miro Martinez (389), Pedro Pa-
dré (.388), Gilberto Vargas (.340)
and Arturo
Martinez
. AGUIRRE—Machinist
(338).
William
Oppenheimer outpointed Ventura Rovira in the final match to win the local chess tournament
sponsored by. senior members
of
this town’s Club de Ajedrez. JUNCOS—A male - volleyball tournament is being held here under sports promotor Antanio Estela’s direction and Alpha Omega
Zeta’s
financial
agent:
this
backing.
The fraternity has also donated a trophy for -the winner,
Four teams:*aré entered: Explorers, Guardia. Nacional, “Ases de Valenciano, Alpha: Omega Ze-
ta. Games:-are taking ‘place at the high school - court. GUAYAMA:— Recreation director Antonio Astacio has organized a local juvenile basketball championship whieh will
follow
the
— current
football
series._Four teen-aged quintets have registered —Boy’s Club, Carioca Cardinals, Pequeiios Gigantes,.and Los Kokorokos. Practice sions are
and conditioning taking place at
Recreation
Field’s- courts where
regular
games
will:
afso
sesthe
be
held
under .Astacio’s supervision Tetelo. Vargas’ coaching.
and a
Franchised North;
Embalse
(Futuro
Ra-
Botvinnik - Tal In 10th Game MOSCOW,
(AP)
Draw —
Tass
News
Agency reported yesterday that the 10th game in the world
championship ween
league
.
chess
champion
match
Mikhail
bet-
Botvin-
nik and Mikhail Tal ended in a
of Street No. | draw
on
the
60th: move.
|~ ~
My
$2,000;
claiming
furlongs
Cover
also-ran.
j
3hfs
Charles Dickens was an eminent pa-
tron_of Justerini_& Brooks who theri wf &$ now provide the choicest in wines and spirits, Fry the famous Rare J & B Scotch,
(imported) Campus: Filly
10.
Fernandez, Mel
and
region's
mal Este); Central Avenue, South; Laguna‘San Jose, East: and Carpenter Road, ' West.
Puer-
Juan
Wilsén,
this
in
president;
D.
of
14,
The officials: of ‘the San Jose League are: Richard C. Durham,
and
tional: crown
league. Pitching mainstay during
Gallery,
Jose Little League has been officially franchised to operate durMay
NAGUABO—The local Class A baseball team has won the sec-
5TH RACE — Purse $1,550; claiming ($3,500);|. 4-year-olds-up; five furlongs
Gon-
outpointed
Texas
tyler,
York—Jorge » stopped Texas. ,
and
4TH RACE — Purse $1,550; claiming ($3,500); 4-year-olds-up; 1 1/16 miles ‘(Native))Boreas (Reyes) ___-_______. $8.90 $4.40 Citadel (Valdes). -_._________ $5.50 Time: 1:54 1|5. Pefiolana, Candida, Manatial, land Walter A. also ran.
Folley,
(Chief) AMARRILLO, Texas”—Alvin Williams 175, Oklahoma. City, -outpoint. Midlothian, 180, Fleeman, Donnie ed Texas 10.
New
—
Girl,
clinics
2
Pooker T. (Maldonado) .~__ $4.60 $3.00 Musa (Landrau) |. __.. $2.70 Time: 1:02 2/5. Comidilla, Eduardito I, Miss ‘@enadora, Cartel,
BUFFALO, New York — Jackie Donnelly, 137, Buffalo, cutpointed Rocky Randell, 138%, Rome, Georgia 10. :
Austin;
RACE
My
($6,000); | 3-year-olds; . five
Press
—
ANGELES-Dous
Cuba,
1/5.
Colonel. Lane, Fanin, Sweethéart also ran.
198, Chandler, Arizona, outpointed Cla. renee Williams, 200, Hayward, Calif.,
~
Caseajo Time: Fovkon,
6TH
(Bonilla) ae '$6.80- $4.40 (J. A, Velez) _...$5.50 1:00 2|5..| Zeus, Estampido, Pas de Calais, Futura, Sierra ‘vd
RACE
—
Canastota
Purse
also
$1,300;
ran.
claiminz
Led» 4-year-Olis-up;six furlongs (Native) Cuchy.(Belmonte) | ______. $12.80 -$6.30
Dulce Suefio.(R. Pizarro) __ Time: 1:16 4/5, , Bonita II,
Tete
$2.90 Pecosita,
B., Bolero, Pagliacci, Carifeo, and Rioquen also ran, > 7TH RACE — Purse $2,650; allowances; 4-year-olds-up; 1 1|16 miles (Imperted) Crisol...(Valdes)..
Rio Yaguez "Kime:
.....-.-_-.
(Maldonado)
+ 2:47.
115.
$5.90
Sultanabad,
gentine Osvaleo Bazan have five: :st Johns, Guedes — Bay _Getlams, tarra. Sr. M: z,..The Sharper, Pa o ~ eu eter ciller, Nabuceo,—and' Esteban“ ‘D. | Olafsor ‘and Foguelman have four } 1. p 3 "aaa Mexi¢o' -Ci i» Be Tb Ie fan} «9 2Ee> Se. A i vim
Ta-
8. Johnny 10. Jesse
(Native)
Associated
SACRAMENTO,
Rip
players
Time: - :23_
scheduled
. Fight Results
won
a
> were
yesterday... The sumes today.
David Bronstein drew in 29 moves.| It was the first time during the
his
A
A. L. Defendini
1ST RACE _ £36, 000) ;
.
Class
moved
the fourth to the’ third and Thompson from the to the fourth spot.
‘to conduct
2-year-olds; two furlongs (Imported) a Kall. Alvarez: and. 'Gadia (Bonilla) _.__. $4.70 $2.80 near the bottom with one Constructor Tonga Doll (G. Rivera) $2.90
(®) — Russian Boris Spassky still are
holds Plata
Local
fought
RESULTS (Continued From Back Page)
effect,
Mar Del Plata Tourney
MAR
organize a
Plaud, J, R. Fonseca, Luis PD. Bernier, Natividad Torres and
was
3. Mimum.
Spassky Holds Chess Lead At he
to
Cintrén and Carlos O, Cintrén.
they
Jao. 5. Dommy_ Ursua. 6. Johnny Caldwell. 7. Ramon Arias. 8. Risto Luukkonen. 9, Ray Pacheco. 19. Nacho Escalante. .
that he backed
Esposito
made
guez, Juan B. Tafién, Ramon
Bassey.
d more for Sievers than he did. The cash will not fill any -position in the line-up. Detroit wanted Sievers. The Yanks ‘must have been. interested.
down
being
after
Bantams: (Champion, Jose Becerra) 1, Alphonse Halimi. 2. Freddie Gilroy. Yonekura. 6. Danny Kid. 7. Leo Es3. Eder Jofre. 4. Piero Rollo. 5. Kenji pinosa. 8. Ernesto Miranda. 9. Jose Lopez. 10. Herman Marques. Flyweight; (Champion, Pascual Perez) 1. Pone Kingpetch. 2. Sadao Yaoita.
in cash. The age of the cash was not stated. From this distance it looks as if Calvin Griffith, the owner the Senators, was victimized by the deal. Admitting that he $150,000
are
Paret
Lights; (Champion, Joe Brown) 1. Carlos Ortiz. 2. Paolo Rosi. 3. Dave Charnley, 4. Len Matthews. 5. Battling Torres. 6. Paul Armstead. 7. Carlos Hernandez. 8. Flash Elorde. 9. Mario Vecchiato. 10. Alfredo Urbina. Feathers: (Champion, Davey Moore) 1. Ricardo Gonzalez. 2, Gracieux.Lam‘perti. 3. Percy Lewis. 4. Sergio Caprari. 5. Afiu King. 6. Harold Gomes. 7, Ike Chestnut. 8. Sugar Ramos. 9% Paul Jorgensen. 10. Hogan (Kid)
cluttering
the roads ahead of them. “We're stronger than we were last year,” says Lopez. “And we've added to our power.” That was said before he'd Picked up Sievers at virtually no cost at all. He gave a promising 25-year -old catcher in Earl
according
invited
to compe S will receive medals and printed ribbons and each PATILLAS—Preliminary plans group a trophy, Villodas said.
draw.
Griffith.
the
Gene Freese at third and Minoso in left, the even be more celeritous on the basepaths ‘than
year
Paret
Middles: (Champion, Paul Pender) 1, Tie—Ray Robinson. Gene Fullmer (NBA champion). 3. Gustav Scholz. 4. Henry . Hank. 5. Joey _Giardello. 6. Spider Webb. 7. Dick Tiger. 8. Carmen Basilio. 9. Joey Giambra. + 10. Holly Mims. Welters: (Champion, Don - Jordan) 1. Luis Rodriguez. 2. Rudell Stitch 3. Benny (Kid) Paret. 4, Federico Thompson..5. Charley Scott. 6. Denny Moyer. 7. Ralph Dupas. 8. Florentino . Fernandez. 9. Kenny Lané. 10. Emile
The New Boy guys
(Kid)
Bowdry.
ef ancients is that the weight of years has failed to dim the speed afoot of Rivera, Torgeson, Minoso and Fox. They all seem to be as fast as they always were. Smith still is reasonab ly swift but both Lollar and Kluszewski were stately, slow-footed operatives even when they were 21. The
Benny
Narin. 7. Giluilo Halafihi. 9. Doug
‘Donovan, Don
|
Heavies: (Champion, Ingemar Johansson) 1. Zora Folley.'2. Sonny Liston. 3. Floyd Patterson.-'4. Eddie Machen. 5. Henry Cooper, 6. Roy Harris. 7. Billy Hunter. 8. Alex Miteff. 9. Mike De John. 10. Dick. Richardson, Gales. Lightheavies: (Champion, Archie Moare)
1 antique come Gerry Garcia, Earl Torgeson Minoso, 36 each; Turk’ Lown, Sherm Lollar ‘and Ted 35 each; Billy Goodman and: Harry Simpson, 34 each:
Jungle
promoter,
been
during the tourney, Best-scoring
statements made here by Monén.
ranking
a
from. place ninth
all, of course, is Early Wynn, the twenty-two-game win. year. Life began for’ him last January when he - reached
fortieth birthday. In a descending scale
and
intriguing
|
and Federico Thompson of Argentina, progressed in the. wel-
and * * *,”
The Roll-Call | roster shows. eighteen
club
team,
yesterday
Juan
double- A r Leagite ball team under the direction of Antonio Avezuela. Richardson knocked | out the There are “excellent prospects German in the 13th round in here -to form a consisient and their fight for the European highly balanced team,” according heavyweight title. The! triumph ‘to Avezuela. Others inyolved in also gave Richardson the tenth the planning are Tomds. Rodri-
fat more confident now than I was at this time ago.
of. Gales,
Dick
by Ring Magazine for his. knockout victory over German. Hans Kalbfell. mS
doesn’t care.: “Tm out to. win again this year,” he kept insisting over and over in Florida. “And I’m
a year
(AP) |—
was named “Boxer of the Month”
He ‘is
Lopez is mortgaging his future in favor of
the.
YORK,
Richardson.
Roy Sievers from the Wash-
is no
York
the meeet to be held at the local
baseball park: Five pro athletes of note hay2
i
with a slick trade.that brought him
New
have been approached by a San
male students will participate in
&
now has ness. He
.Gonzalez-of
| sik Ld
Se
n
$2.90
$2.70
Cimi-
Can. am
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SPORTS |
_ By RAMON ANIONETTI ARROYO—Welterweight José
for old ‘age than Sefior Alfonso Ramén Lépez. The Happy Hidalgo-
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nals
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THE STAR FEATURES LATE SPORTS
rine
Yankee i
{
a Dorado with hills, foot pines instead of
as 60
can be described larger greens and
palms. The Golf writers of America have chosen Arnold Palmer as the probabie winner, and the 1959 Masters champion may repeat. But trying to pick a winner from such an international field is like a novice announcer
attempting We
to
try
the
third
sweynee rent
Snead, six or
are
a
a
won’t
til after if by
call
14horse to
mame
highlights
race.
a
winner
and
then
only
Venturi However,
leads here
round,
Middlecoff or more strokes.
few
stakes
of
the
un-
1959
that
way,
for
he
was
carrying
putter.
ot the short
Art
12th...
he grimaced... shot into was way /
Wall
his
starting
with a bird on 13 and the next five holes to
spare
next
the water... off the pace,
more birds top money
missed
Wall’s
climatic
couple
of
birds
on
the
off
slightly
to
the
right
in by
finish.
in
29
blows
Monday.
at 64, aad
north
at
the
New
end
Orleans.
play at Houston. Qualifying rounds
championship 60
players
Jack two
end are
Furet
eclipse
the
strokes.
against
Ramey
of
for
this
expected course Air
He
may’
to
record
is
Force
for
a 69 recently amateurs
and
other
spearheaded
by
Ramon
will
Omron
The winners jumped on
€ | Cincinnati Reds, 3-2.
by
play island
park
for
In
another
PRACTICE—Ken
Venturi follows his tee shot off the fourth tee in a warmup round for the Masters at
Augusta,
Ga.
(AP
Wire-
photo.)
Puerto Rican Entry
Stan Lopa-
the: game’s
winning
extra-inning
game,
Pittsburgh defeated, Philadelphia, 7-6, in ten innings at Fort Myers. Dick Schofield drove in the winning run with a single —his third hit of the game— in the tenth. Los Angeles outlasted the Giants, 1410, in a game slowed by 21 ‘walks ‘at Phoenix. Yesterday's Results New York 4, Baltimore $ (11) Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia 6 (10) Milwakee 8, ge vial a az) Chicago (A) 2, Detroit ' Les Angeles 14, San Frametseo 10 St, Louis 13, Bestem 10
Loses 3 Players For Hoop Tourney
a
BRIDGEPORT,
nament
Conn.
—Tour-|
officials yesterday barred
thrée of the 10 members
of the
Puerto; Rican entry in the International.Biddy Basketball Championship Tournament which began last night.
National Commissioner Jay Archer: said the move was’ taken because the team was not a winning unit from one-of the four leagues “im Puerto Rico, but it was an all-star team made up of the best players from_the four |
leagues...
University of Puerto Rico and the a
to
courses in home and home matches. Mrs. Margaret Orinstein won the womens’ title at Berwind last weekend with a victory over runner-up Mrs. Julie Rexach. —
Mayaguez A & M College. is considered its top foe,“while the University
club
compete.
planning
a
row at Jacksonville, defedting the
SERIOUS
also
Approximately
had
win in
‘ta hit the first pall thrown to him in the twelfth inning out of the
to
Berwind’s
week.
of Berwind Berwind
month
second
Milwaukee won its fifth in a
Chi,
seven
the
The Intercollegiate Track and Field Meet, with the participation of four local colleges, will be held at Sixto Escobar Stadium Friday and Saturday afternoon. Events will start at 1 p. m. Friday with prelir aries. Finals will be held Satc.day, starting at 1 p. m. The Catholic University of Ponce may be the team to beat.
American
League.
and Phil Rizzuto. Cooper plans
travel
the
.| starter Jerry Walker for three runs in the first inning but were | held scoreles after that until the winnit }run was, pushed_jacross in the: venth inning. Gus Triandos, Baltimore catcher, hit the game’s only home run.
birdies and two pars. Pete Cooper was five under par Tues: day while playing with Rusty Gilbert,
Rodriguez
but
row for the Yanks who have had a dismal record in the Grapefruit
Chi
nine
Yankess
before. downing Balti-
It was
the
back
holds the course record
York
hits ‘yesterday
more, 43, at St. Petersburg.
stroke.
In Track And Field At Sixto Escobar
San German are given chance to win. The favored Pioneers
nings
Cooper’s Dorado’s
who
New 15
were extended to eleven in-
last
of
Pioneers Favored
Inter
The had
Chi Chi Rodriguez, one of Pete assistants at Dorado Beach, played
to
finish
a stroke... Meanwhile most of the gallery was following Middlecoff and Stan Leonard and
a
compete
unparalleled four win
a
to
the
shot..
pin, cleared the water hazard in front of the green, hit and rolled four feet from the hole... Doe tapped it home for an eagle but was unable to break par. on the next three holes and lost to Wal
Demaret
hit the same time Demaret smiled.
up
started
Jimmy Demaret in the first round half topped his iron shot into the pond in front day he by this and he
best
four holes... Middlecoff hit a 3-iron for his second on the par 5 15th... The ball
:
Resigned
tournament’s
LOCAL GOLF NOTES
Mas-
a
pick
by
ters tournaments. Porky Oliver missing a five footer on the llth green... Porky waited until his playing partner putted out and then, with a Barrymore flair, flipped his putter into a pond... Cagey Oliver must have planned
it
the
Cary had hit a good drive on the 15th (where Sarazen had his double-eagle, “the shot heard round the world”) and was in position to win it all if he could
4 ONE SABRES EP Tie I
National—
Augusta
—The
course
a
which
| 4-3 Win
But the Middlecoff fans saw what was
perhaps
morning at Georgia in richest tournaménts over
first tee this of the world’s
the on2
Sportswriter
off
step
will
golfers
best
world’s
STAR
«
|
ANDERSON
PETER
By
ay
Tough
Golf Predictions The
j 3
THE GOLF CORNER
yc
j —T
100, also
will be a decisive factor in the 4x 100 and 4 x 400 meter relays.
Bill Skowron.
WEST INDIA MACHINERY.& SUPPLY CO.
(AP Wirephoto).
at the local track.
The. time
|
is the best clocked
diologo,
in the
tournament
must
be
1960.
Only Establo Lares’ Carand
Establo Las
winning units and not teams mdde
Ticas’ Midnite Moon
up
ed
NO GO—White Sox shortstop Luis Aparicio is safe as t Yankee pitcher Jim Coates fails in a pick off throw first baseman
longs in :23 1|5 seconds titis year
peting
be
ga, who is likely to win the 200, and 400 meter runs. He
Establo Lares’ ‘Constructor became yesterday |the : third twoyear-old runner to run two fur-
by any two-year-old winning in
of
Ve-
Equals Best 2-Year-Olds
Biddy! League rules state plainly, Archer said, that teams com-
slim
Luis
Constructor
.of all-stars from the various teams «in its area.
in that’ time
Ame-
were clock-
prior
to- Cons-
|
iy |