The San Juan Star (May 30, 1960)

“ pAILY. “EXCEPT SUNDAY Wel. T “No.

178

US. Niatlear: Data

[Seen Involved; Treaty [Rests On Ike Okay By JOHN GALE

LONDON

-

(AP)—Britain was reported]

yesterday to be preparing to share atomic \secrets

with

France.

There

were

sugges-

{tions that U.S. atomic information might

a MACMILLAN be

i urks

\Memorial Day Appear als Programs. Set

Beweup MCKINLEY

teveath

_

eed

formed

-which

Saturday to. suc-

that-of the. deposed

mier | Adnan-

ex-Pre-.

Mende

started

tudy: of the immense} ‘post-revolt problems. ‘The cabinet “will hold

s first formal

ing today. |

The atmosphere at the Ankara headquarters of the military - coup yhich~ ended- Menderes’ 10-year

v horitarian ‘rule: Friday was rea

|New Tremors’ Rock City Of Concepcion By.

edi<-

THOMAS

Broken

windows

an

Party

former’

headquarters

Demo-

gave|

J. pcic

,

In the Facies crisis one of the |

mmediatée:a problems eins: : is economic.

Archibald MacLeish |

‘Today's STAR

tg fh

‘know,’ |

omething | has

gone

merica most of us, s

Archibald

Mae

There port

The

was

on new

latest

no

inmediate

re-

casualties.

tremors

came

as

southern Chile began a slow agonizing recovery from a weeklong onslaught of quakes and tidal waves. Many officials said the recovery would take years, perhaps decades.

They predicted the final death count from. the disaster) would reach. 5,000. Damage was: esti-| mated at nearly a $1,000 million.

An international mercy airlift

- America

ae

cLeis!

to’ iubsint Mi his essay

‘on: the.general theme

the London,

of

bomb

of

the

day

Mufti ies Last-h out in! Rush Of sis part-

Paris and Washington. It will give President de Gaulle}

a- complete

observance

needed

press: said details of ana eeneabeak|

|dre- already being worked

aviation Section of the Army National. Guard, will’ stréw — the flowers ever the graves of fallen soldiers at about 11 a.m. as part ‘the

approval

dossier

on

|

_By A. W. MALDONADO Goy.. Luis Mufioz Marin

atomic

know-how said the Express. The newspaper added. that

at

secrets

H- bins gone into seclusion to and -other thermo- : devote his time exclusively

SANTIAGO, |Chile (AP) — Seed “e servite units and agromit, Ui. -S. atomic informa- |, es them. | Nine more earth tremors rocked | tion |is restricted to use by Bri-| "a“Among the ‘nearly’ 20 bills he :quake-stricken: <Conceprion:: ring “the “floral offeritty ‘tain. W. on. approval would: must approve or reject before south central Chile Saturday will be Col. James! D. C. Breckbe necessary before the field was the end of this week are measuscattered ‘night and early yesterday.-

The city of 100,000, staggered bvidence of their earlier fervor. by. two giant quakes a week ago; The ‘military - coup jcame after was driven to’near. panic when weeks of | demonstrations by issue the strongest convulsion struck ‘about 344 ~hours. after midnight Hents for’ greater freedom. and toppled ,dozens .of homes, tic.

by

two: Western

- his

the cemetery. | nuclear developments would be! to 9 last-minute rush of bills The flag will be raised to half- excluded from any agreement but sent to him by:the Legislamast at 6 a.m.| over the cemetery. that ‘France would be safed seve- | At 9 ae Protestant services ral years work on research and; ture for his signature, a || will be eld,; followed -an hour will save several million pounds. | Fortaleza aide said yesterlater by a Catholic ymass. Approval Needed \4day. : After the spraying: of the flower The SundayDispatch carried ay { The wovernor; the aide said, has petals, participants in the services similar. story and said the. French ' been at an undisclosed mountain will gather at the entrance to the should be enabled to evolve their | retreat since the middle of last cemetery to march to the Memo- own H-bomb more quickly. iweek. According to the Commonwealth constitution, he must act ' rial Circle, There, flowers will be Under the _ British-American- on bills ten days after he recei-

Small groups of stubdents oceajonally banded. esgether for cheerul demonstrations, iles at Menderes’

flown

the

ee

. Terms Cited _, There was no official confirmation of the move on the cored with | a the French but the Sun

in Memorial Day

|| int Hato Tejas, ‘Whe ‘helicopter;

by

ners.

‘services to be! held this morning at the U. S. National Cemetery

eaded: by Lt. Gen. Cemal ‘Ghrsel as_president-premier. cabinet

pooled

spectacular spraying of flower tree, rom » ja helicopter will

AN KARA,, TUR (AP)—The Turks appeared calm, matter of fact and| ready to move ahead yesterday under: h new government of military men and civilian specialists stsel

A British-American treaty was ' signed last year to: cut out dupli- | 7 cation of atomic, research and much knowledge has already: been

fs DEGAULLE - Treaty: ‘Sdekers < —

Under New. Regime The:- provisional

also be involved.

of the

‘National. Purpose, | which is, of course, to keep inen free, Certainly this is a seeess | worth turning to. {

continued

flying

and

of

tons

doctors, | nurses

food,

medical: equipment

clothing . and

to

Valdivia,

(See MEMORIAL, Page 4)

widened.

ker Down And Live not all drivers

know

wha

just

meant

by

a

The

fof your car..

.. A'safe speed is one that will enable you to stop the ‘car in the distance you can clearly see ahead to |

avoid any emergency that. might pop up. Of course, that calls: for reduced speed at. night, since your as-. .gured.dlear. distance ahead is shorter. If you’re passing

most of the cars 6n the road, you are probably going “too fast. If many cars are passing you, you are probably going too slow.,. Too fast: and too slow

drive

with

traffic,

The

are both. unsafe

speed. limit signs

itiecta, sO

and.

state

tons- of badly ‘needed food, me(See; een Fase 4)

Back; ot. neice on traffic: ‘accidents an drive at safe Srey always.

traffic that is less:than ideal calls for a slower speed.

act on the

Page

4)~ -

Monsoon Floods

speed.: It’s easier to say whati ma a safe speed. ea

speed. that can cause you to 16 even for a moment. . . is not a

Governor must

(See MUNOZ,

safe

speed laws are for your protection. Never exceed them. But: remember, any. condition of the road, weather or

aid 400

truction.

Every sensible, mature driver knows he .should drive at a safe speed. The het seems to be that

Puerto Montt gas other ene centers,’ .

Govsratient| attictite

' res calling for a public school teachers’ pay raise, property tax relief, funds for schools, and ‘funds for sewer and road cons-

Kill 150 In Manila: MANILA ‘worse

Jeast

flood

(AP)—Philippines’ since

1947

150 persons

left:

dead

at

or :mis-

sing in Manila and five suburban communities

yesterday.

Officials

reported more than 5,000 home-‘ less and estimated property damage. at nearly

000,000:

- The deluge, from a monson that dumped a foot of rain in 36 -hours,

Jswept.

struck

early

through

Saturday.

“squhz

along the river b¢nks outskirts. of Manila, | (See

MONSOON,

Page

It

areas

on the tearing 4)

THE

=— heads: May. 2, 3860

SAN. JUAN..STAR

Ir

800 Housing, Planning Officials Start Congress Sessions Today © By FREDERICK

are

will

Delegates attending the 1960 World Congress on Housing. and Planning: here scheduled today. to attend two meétings at which the major themes fe the congress

be At

discussed. 10 am., about

800 delegates,

are scheduled to gather at amphitheater of the. School

General

Studies

at the

the + of Planning

University

of Puerto Rico for a discussion of “The Contribution of Physical Planning to Economic and Social)

Development.”

-

‘At

3

p.m.

another : plenary

ses-|

sion of the congress will discuss the second theme—‘‘The Place of - Self-Help

Total

and

Mutual

Housing

meeting will amphitheater

eral

Aid

in

Program.”

the

This

also be held at the of the School of Gen-

Studies. 43

Nations

International Federation for Housand

General

Planning

and

the

Third

Assembly

of

the

Inter-

American

Planning Society.

Also on today’s agenda is the council meeting of the Internatio-

Nal

Federation

versity’s

including

approximately

at 4 p.m. at the UniCollege of Business Ad-

for Housing

and

300° from Puerto Rico,

Housing Corp., acted. as master. of ceremonies. § .

ministration.

Canaux

At 6 p.m., there will be a dinner

“good

noted

that

reasons’’

there

were

to select

Puerto

Administra-

Rico as the site for the meeting, because ‘‘the_-progress in housing and -planning ‘here pave: been tremendous.”’

. Yesterday, the delegates- attended an all-day picnic at Punta Sa-

Candido Oliveras, chairman : of the organizing - -committee ‘for. the

for the Inter-American Planning Society followed by the organization’s general assembly at the

College

of

Business

tion.

Other

linas

Beach. Officially

|

congress

Opened

tary

Saturday

The congress was officially open-

Represented

The congress, which is being attended by top planners and housing experts from, 43 hations, combines the 25th gathering of the

jag

HARMON

of

Sptstoors

ae

.and:-the

island’s

Education,

next

Secre-

greeted

the delegates. Oliveras, who until

was president of, the ed Saturday, shortly before 5 p.m. recently Jean Canaux, president of the Puerto Rico planning Board, said

that Puerto Ricans would “receive with gratitude” any. suggestions cial languages of the congress—|, the delegates. might offer for the English, Spanish, French and Ger- ‘solution ‘of the island’s problems man. : : in housing and. planning.

IFHP, gave a address in each

Major

Davila, Puerto

General

Adjutant Rico

brief welcoming of the four offi-

Cesar

General

National

Cordero

of

the

Guard

and

recently resigned chief of Puerto Rico Urban Renewal

the and

University-Chancellor

nitez next charged to

remember

Jaime

Be-

the delegates

‘‘your

responsibili-

ties to weigh the aspirations of |} mankind)”. Planning at its best, | Benitez said, is: “the modern. ex| pression | of ‘reason, foresight, ‘imagination in action.”

and

Dr. Rafael Pico, president of the ‘Inter-American.

Planning

Society

and of the island’s Government, | Development Bank, welcomed the delegates on behalf of Gov. Luis Mumioz

Marin.

Norman tor

of.

P.

the

Mason, U.

S.

administraHousing

and.

‘Home Finance Agency, brought the delegates the greetings of

President

Dwight

Mason major

is

noted

.that..one

problems

the

knit,

rapid

D. Eisenhower.

facing

growth

loosely

of

the

all nations

of

“loosely

organized—in.

fact

disorganized—metropolitan areas.” - A¥ter the. opening session, - the delegates adjourned to the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture for

jan exhibi -ef colonial tioarchin tecture.

|-

Martin Bormann, once personal aidé to Adolph Hit] a ! 6,000,00

and

according

figure in the Third Reich’s extermination| | Jews, is alive and being hunted by Israeli agen) to

two

British

They

Israel Mum On Report Eichmann Na bbed In B./

JERUSALEM, Israel (AP) — which were “not ‘made clear} There was neither official con, Mean: while, it...was -auths firmation hor denial here yester: ‘talively reported here day regarding” a’ Buenos Aires Eichi ‘s and his family’s. newspaper report Saturday that. Place of. residence -was -m Adolf Eichmann was captured known -'to the Israeli pecu May 11 in the Argentina _ Capi- Services ‘by a Polish Jew tal =

The report said that -the exgeneral of Hitler’s elite corps ‘was drugged, held seven days, then brought . by plane to Recife, Brazil, where he was transferred

PARTLY CLOUDY

to

another

plane

and

brought

to

FORECAST: For Mayaguez, partly

chance

of

showers

Israel. News Item Hemembered It was recalled here, however, . that Israeli newspapers recently published a news item. concerning and -an Israeli::plane!! which took an

San Juan cloudy with

and

thunder-

showers. For Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands and coastal waters, partly

cloudy with scattered showers: and isolated thundershowersWINDS:

ARMY TAKES OVER—Am erican. built Turkish Army tank sits outside police headquarters in Istanbul, Turkey,

following

the succesful

pov cament

by the

overthrow

of Premier

military.

FURNISHED FOR

Menderes

2

from

10 to 20

89

HIGH:

66;

Telephone 9-0382

81:

New

York,

63;

Les

1»

,

RENT

|

delegation

to Argentina

for the Independence ‘Day celebrations there and was held up

for three ‘hours in Recife en route

to

Buenos

Aires,

for)

reasons

Emergency = istry

at

Atlan-

66; San

36.

+

:

Professional a

Fuerte R. Dr. De

Nueve & andes

Dieso

Gasazr

409

|

Rio Piedras

i

Ambulance —

Te 64462 ar 6 oned oe, 20 Ut impossible to locate your M.D.

made a report about-a. year é

that before Eichmann set. up in an officially ~undesi country as a businessman; |

was-°in other

the

Middle

alises,

Places,. eae

East, “using

one

that’ of m¢

Local Red Red Cros Crosss

Asks Contato For Aid oe Chile

nounced that: financial : tions for disaster in Chile Wwelcome.and may be sent to ‘| local chapter here: According to chapter presi

YESTERDAY'S LOW: 74. _ STATESIDE. TEMPERATURES:

mi,

RESIDENCE

Israeli

p.m.

tic . City 66; Washington, D. C.,, 63; Chicago, 75; Detroit. 68; Mia-

H. MADERA 332, ‘San- Juan

knots. YESTERDAY’S

Boston,

Three bedrooms plus servant’s quarters, on beach front near San Juan Intercontinental Hotel. One| or two years’ lease. $400. per month. |

Bex

Easterly,

said

mann, presumed to have died in Berlin at the end. World War II, may be in South America. (AP Wirephot

~ ‘Tel. 8-1428

Caguas|

a

be errace

. i

| Dr. Jose Luis Porrata, the | Feceived | by the local. cha)

will be. sent directly to the:

‘lean

Red

Cross

_for~ help

rehabilitation of the victims.

-Frata said, however, that Red Cross. cannot accept .

tions of clothes, food, ‘and o items for Chile at. the: pr ame due to the difficulti

moj-

hia

Cyclist Killed

president

and Atomic Energy--Co!

of the nter and.

ta. Vacia

i| Studies

left

Talega; west ‘of

international

Airport,

early

yesterday morning in| a 15-foot

open

Antigua, a small British island

Colombia, and:

-

and

soon-to-be-completed

prove that “man

tpip was to” can conquer

‘|{ Council

University

influenza:

members Buso,

Cabrera,

and Dr.

Bou,

Other

present Manuel

Roberto

ez

Candidates Killed ALGIERS) (AP)—Algerih yes.

the

The

were Garcia

Ismael

Rodri-|

comes

per:

janent . Secretary. ’ Newly-appointed Secretary of ‘1 Education Jandide Oliveras assumed_.his. post.as president ‘of | the Council, Oliveras. had‘ orginally called this meeting for last

not required to attend. | _ . Getting. Bugher to head the France as gerian pa- Nuclear’ Energy Center is, considered a big step for science

rday ended three days of local

Lsctons ‘regarded major t of its ification

cy.

Despite ty eats: sand calls for in general in Puerto Rico. Bugher, t rebels,

Lbuvcots

ag took place throughout the

buntry. Rebel ‘attacks killed 17 49 by -unrsons ‘and wound ficial count in the week pre-

ding the last day of the voting, two mong the victims! were andidates killed and! two wound-

More

than

andidates

50

for- 3

per! tent of the

departmental

native

the

of

Indiana,

foremost

is

one

biologists

of

in

States.

the

i

At

4

Radio

Tower

mayor,

native

of

PONCE—Luis’ E. Freyre, owner

bean

School

She is leaving to take charge of <Yadio station WISO, reported vupolice yesterday | that - support|. a’ small school ‘and also tutor at ples of the station’s antenna ‘the South .Porto Rico Sugar Cen, creehad | been cut Sometime tral at Ensenada,

the tower

Employes of WI ror. strike,

I thee

} are current-

i recognition International Union

representatives:

Under

the

Sotomayor,

roliment 2

has

guidance

Caribbean

gone

of

Mrs.

School

from

en-

approx-'|

30 students to the present

to the. tower

he

swung

e: Oe ye ene a

Oe 7

his

to pass

Gaud

Figueroa, 18,

Caraballo,

was

polfde

said,

variety

“of

topics

ranging

from “‘Mango Maturity” to “‘Coffee Seed Germination” are currently being discussed at the annual meeting here of. the Carib-| beam region of the American Society for Horticultural Sciences.

Tobar).-

Divers Continue TMT Lloyd Salvage, Death Probe i S).

The

meetings

terday

and

4

being

are

which

to

began

yes-

will-run through held

of Pharmacy,

at

the

June

College

University

of Puer-

“experts

attending

Rico.

Among . the

Divers who investigated over the unsuccessful -and two crane cables

the’. conference are Vivian K. vessel Lloyd, which capsized last A ‘crew of six was aboard the Toole of the U. S. Dept. of Agrimonth off Culebra, have found no Lloyd .when it turned over Apr. culture's Beltsville Research Cenclue to the fate of three crew 22.’ Three were saved but Santos ter in |Md., who will speak with members still missing. Montagnes, 28, of Patillas; Ro- Dr. F.) L. ‘Wellman of the Dept.

weekend

the

The

Lloyd,

ill-fated

TMT

irailer

were

snapped

which

:was

towed

berto

Cruz,

in

38,

from Fajardo into San Juan har- Felix Serrano, bor late Thursday

by a tug of the

the

of

32,

process.

‘Luquillo,

of San

>»

of

and

disappeared..

Rico Lighterage Co., is The cause of the capsize is still still on itS side at Pier 10. Efforts not known. Efforts to right. it. will to right the ship Saturday were —

Verwoerd Being ‘Pressed To Ease Racial Policies

to

make

his

first

speech since April white assailant shot head twice: He’

was

burg

shot

Trade

st

making

a speech

answer

the

tics—but

he

survived

as

to

“divine

here

and

Popenoe

R.

M.

Fla.; Dr. of.

HonHome-

Hernandez-Medina,

Gonzalez-Ibaiiez

Santiago

and

J. Velez-

of the University’s

cultural.

Experimental.

Agri- |

Station.

Also. attending are Drs. Thomas) Theis, N. Almeyda and L. Calpouzes of the U. S. D.A.. Expéri: pmental Station in Mayaguez. On:

Wednesday . and

«Thursday,

the horticulturists’ will visit seve-. tal commeteial farms. :On Friday, delegates m Florida and Central

Ameri

will

report

on

va-

projects.

to

~ ANNOUNCEMENT

of

Carlos M. Chiqués, M.D.

Diseases and Surgery of The Eyes

provaien

‘throughout

Jehn

Cihes,

iJ.

enabling him to continue to lead South Africa on the course of racial segregation which he | deems the wisest despite heavy criticism world.

Gaskins- of Miami,

H. a

a martyr to many of his Nationalist followers. He has publicy attributed his

suvival

H.

Local ‘horticulturists | attending the conference include S. J. A. Bonnet, G. Samuels, M./A.. Tio, |

his crisort

ture and chemicals. Other speakers include Dr.

Beltsville,’ Md...

after

failed

of

Puerto

stead, Fla; and A. A. Piringer of

Johannes-

which

demands

the

Station, ‘about

seed germination -as affectispecies, ‘diseases, tempera-

duras:

public

just

Leoffee ed. by

at

B. H. | ‘White of La Lima,

2, when a him in the

the

Fair,

Phytopathology

‘Rico’ Experimental

Juan,

the

:

and

sinessmen

to

ease

his

govern:

Verwoerd speaks tomorrow, at ment’s racial policies, which resulted’ in the black revolt and brought condemnation

|-Bloemfontein in Orange Free Staher -te; center of jubilee 50th anniver.

Mrs:~ ‘Sotorfiayor lives. with husband, Radames ‘de Sotomayor, | sary celebrations of the founding of the South African Union. are es- }on.. Reina ‘St. at Degetau Sa:

here from

much of the world. ~ Businessmen are severely pin. 3 Press reports estimate as many. ched ‘by fo ign trade boycotts, mated < ee Meanwhile ‘the In the’ War of the Revolution as 100,000 people may hear Ver- by “disinv ents” from abroad tinuing to ‘broadcast: n. shareholders selwoerd, in-a city. whose normal through fo tower. iis only, half that. These ling out ‘hei ~ and by growing a H, Cuprill, attorney. for his armies across New. Jersey population repofts say ‘Verwoerd will have fear among oreigners to invest @- station, ‘has asked local FBI see an “impenetrable” police guard. in South Africa while racial unnthorities to join | Ponce police Miami Beach, Sas: Wai iciatin. M During. ‘the | pediod of his. inva- rest and -political uncertainty con. [tee Eve igation. grove ae 50 years ago. }lidism Verwoerd has been bom-| tinue. nages

Acosta

A

lies on her

ca’s greatest challenge in history. Verwoerd is scheduled tomor-

alls; Cables Cut

‘collapse. |

Lleyd

some people here call South Afri-

Doylestown, Pa., has had 22) years in the teaching field, 19 of them in Puerto Rico, and the last seven years as peasipal of the Carib-

turday~ night, opus

trailer vessel

side af Pier 19 after unsuccesful effort to right. her. That’s of the deck and bridge showing. (STAR photo. by

row

a

TMT

do something about. meeting what

Ensenada

Mrs,

‘once

WAY—The

F. Verwoerd to say something or.

buncils claimed the backell: the PONCE—Mrs. Virginia Pearce plf-determination policy of Pres- de Sotomayor, -principal. of- the nt Charles de Gaulle: Results Caribbean | ‘School here, tendered the voting are expected today... ther. resignation. this week to the I dof directors. | school’s

as

For Annual Meeling

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP)—Demands are building up on Prime Minister Hendrik

Ponce Teacher To Head School

bail,

Horticulturists Here

Wednesday but the illness of Si- Puerto

fre prevented a quorum since the two mainland members; were

$6;

was in the Aguadilla Jail unable to. post bail.

part Center at Rio Piedras. Julio Meeting Held Saturday The Council Meeting was ‘held Saturday. at the Santurce home of member Jaime Sifre, who has

he elements on sheer fortitude and stre = 7 and | been ill ‘with |

motorcycle

ria.

Mayaguez,

on

A passenger on the cycle, Reyl-

{ize and administrate the growing, |} number: of ‘service and business | type establishments ° “appearing | un the University’s campuses. |< '| These. inelude . the new student dormitories going up in Rio! PieHALF. |

toy. the

the

naldo hurt.

and.

placed

ear to he left attempting a car.

‘|-ereated by the. Council-to: organ-|

uisville,

and

was. the founder of the Yellow! Fever Institute at Lagos, Nige-

dras

venjean

theft

according to authorities, he struck

-The UPR Business and Seryice Enterprises Administration was!

sailing dinghy, bound for

Ee Paul Semonin of.

at Bogota,

driving in a

The driver of the car, Leon “Gaud Caraballo, was charged with reckless. driving auto

t for some time. f Bugher (pronounced bobier) 58, forwas ‘director’ of the medical, e-| th the U.S, Atomic E-| and; public heéalth) 1 ducation, mmission, as Speen division’ -: of < ‘the Rockefeller, | Foundation- ‘from 1955. He ‘also, {| headed the ‘Section of Special) graduates

20,..

collision with an on coming car on highway No. 2 near San German.

dministration.} i ord Bugher,

1 Boola, Boola

Frigel,

motorcyclehe was

ion

project “under the’ administra‘ico Nuclear | ¢reation-of a Universi- tion of the University: of PuerRico. The “post had: been: vass and Serves Enter-|)

: Two - Yale

Alameda

was killed early yesterday morning when he was thrown from the

» Energy CenCommonwealth

L

, CONTAC LENSES -

"will now

be at his office

Monday thru Saturday. 1:30 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. . Friday. 1:30

8 A:M.-

to’ 12

P.M.

6:00

to

a P.M

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY e 3-4945 562| Trigo Street Edificio Alcazar, Parada

124%

Miramar, Santurce, P:R)

ry ee

“new

Nuelear ai, joint

Sie NST fai

island’s ter —

ery

’ Temael

ted by the: Council to. Need ‘the

af

An Collision’: _ With Auto

a

Sn

Sheet

eae

ae

ne

oasis,

{psx

s

THE SAN JUAN) STAR— Monday, May 30, i960

Caribbean. Commission 1 Personnel Here June 8)

MEMORIAL (Continued enridge. Maj.

From Gen..

Page Juan

1) Cesar

Cordero Davila, Adjutant of the Puerto Rican National Guard, will give

an

address

representing

By HAROLD

the

Governor. Invocations tant,

low.

and

A

in

Jewish,

Catholic

firing

Protes-

faiths

squad

Caribbean

will

tary-General

fol-

and

be

hoisted

to the

noon

while

mast

at

plays

‘‘The

Star

top

band

Spangled

Ban-

at Playa

organizations

to lay a wreath

will

of

the

TOMMY bye

ned

bodies

or

of 77 victims, drow-

electrocuted,

recovered

1) shan-

from

have

the

been

ruins.

Following in the wake of tropical storm Lucille, the rains also sent floods pouring down the suburban foothills into Que-

zon San

City, Juan.

Caloocan

Town,

and

countries.

U.S.

night

planes

also were

aboard

16

planes.

MUNOZ teachers’

salary increase end

bill be-

of the week.

ded that he did not know

He

ad-

of any

bill the Governor might veto but pointed out that bill reports ocecasionally call for changes.

While

the

Governor

has

been

away a steady stream of signed bills has been Reaching La For-

taleza from the mountain retreat. Among

them

is ene

received

Fri-

day assigning the Department of Public

Works

vement

$425,000

for impro-

of public buildings.

an

unheard-of

WaT

Singer Tommy

bride-to-be

nds gets a good-

Nancy

Sinatra,

at

Inter-

Ponce Judge Blames Speed

Commission

-

low

price

$150

IO) i

in

the: majority

highway

aiplta(a THIS

PRICE EYE

ROMAN is the

of

villain”

Puerto

accidents,

to

Herminio

major cause of traffic fatalities,” the judge said in an interview here. He added that ‘‘the majority of drivers fly on our highways.”

Rodriguez

made

when

he

driver

who

sounded

“Althou

Secretariat

first step here tion,

news

arrested

added. Judge

re-

a publico

his

horn

judge also for - placing

criticized too much

the em-

phasis on parking violations at the expense of driving infractions. “The

police take

in handing he

said.

tinued,

‘That's

‘‘but

parked

which ing

13

of

governs while

criticized by

mission

Com-

is

Rodriguez

Secretariat

30,

1961. ‘By

that

the ‘new

watil : “ung

then

it is

hoped

Caribbean © Orga’ nis)

the

Commission“ administrative:

sé

eretary Erskine-Lindop expect; that: the needed. ratification by, the four metropolitan powers oj the change-over from the Ca iby bean Commission to the Carib

is

bean Organization will take plat

|

.without undue delay. He ihsiste¢)

7%

| that the ‘slowness marking thy

1 rusion

obtaining of the formal ratifica) tion to daté has been only a mat

that

ter

TOKYO, (Ap)-Communist Chi24 charged yesterday a U, S.

to| Military . aircraft intruded

of

|iiter-goverdinental

tape~ “Working

into| ments

takes

with

time,”

ree)

Sy govern

four

committe

Kwangtung Provincé, Saturday.|; In the © case‘‘of the, Unite recommended | Peiping Radio said Red China's | States, the needed Congressiona

that the Commonwealth pass legis-| foreign ministry issued its 101st | endorsement for the sswitch-ovel lation with requiring all cars be equip-| «serious warning” United heannot. from thebe Caribbean before th obtained Commissio 8 to theaes ae a governor, making it seri ped impossible to drive more than| Stated against such “military | next session of Congress, Ersking 50 miles an hour. provocations.” |. | Lindop oad.

—

SHIPPING

SHIP

FROM

.

ANFRED

~ Amsterdam

TROPIC STAR BERNICE M

St. Croix

GATEWAY

}

stead

$3.

TO

F

|

OPERATOR

AGENTS

OR

i

MAY

so

‘a3

30

Comm | ‘ports,

‘Royal Netherland S. J. Trading

29

a

-~CtOStwj Thomas’ a Bt

‘Trepic | Freight © Lines :

Newark

‘Gea Land

St. Thomas

P.RV.L Line”

he

con-

CLAIBORNE

Mobile, N. Orleans,

30

38

Mayaguez, Pence.

Waterman

the

cars ALCOA PENNANT

Baltimore, N. Y.

3

JUNE

1

Mayaguez. Ponce. Baltimore, N. Y.

Alcoa SS Co.

harm

traffic

law,

also

Communist

CITY

SCHEDULES

ARRIVAL 8.3.

at

the offense of driv-

Peiping was 75.

‘ianthede

ze

N. ¥.

0

JUNE

2

N.Y.

C Trujitle

3

JUNE

12

C. Trujillo

‘TRANSBORINQUEN

N. ¥.

2»

German ports

31

JUNE a i JUNE 2

Mobile, N. Orleans

31

JUNE

2

Mayaguez, Pance,

a

JUNE

2

Ponce, Mayaguez,

Bull Lines

Hamburg

31

JUNE

1

Martinique, Europe

Horn Line,

Gulf

31°

JUNE

1

ALCOA

ROAMER

“

EMILIA

Party,

Mobile, N. Orieans

FORT

Phil., Balt., N. Y.

fi

CARILLON

GEORGE

LYKES

Radio

re-

(information compiled

by

“ ©. Truiillo,' |

Juan STAR

as

Carib.

,

Phil.,

an

Cc

ports

Alcoa S5 Co. _

:

Balt.

;

|

—E

J

Waterman

Imbert

Mayaguez, 8. American, Guif ami

Lines

MS.TS., at American. Ed Hamburg Americai

Mobile, N. Orleans

ports

San

Bull

=

~

Fratera Campo

"ONY.

:

‘

/'

of PL}

BEATRICE

said CHRISTIANNA PIKURITZ

He

-

|

SIX SHELLINES

was

TOKYO (Ap)-Lin Po-Chu, described as one of “five elders”

He

to

3

Red Chinese Leader Lin Po-Chu Dies At 75

ported.

$42,500

zation will have been ‘create, and perhaps installed -in “pe ma nent headquarters . on the” out skirts of | Rio Piedras.“ +

Charges

;

voted

20

the judge.

Chinese

¥

aye

:

~~

St. Thomas

not

intoxicated,

15.

Juan

|

r

Underwritten

Newark

time

in motion are more closely.”

the

June

the. establishment

z

from.

write rental‘ expenses of the Com

the

thé . Commission

China

free

LEDA I

fine,’’ will

‘expects

San

Puerte||

Governor} ree |

tickets,”

much

remember,

illegally

Article

too

out parking

. says

month

of ‘the Caribbean Organizawhich will replace the Com-

convie-

is no equipment

in-

altercation on a busy Ponce street.

law

to

in

as

make these tests successfully,” he | Chinese territorial air space over | the administrator.

sistently at a car driven by the]: judge and allegedly called the magistrate an ‘‘old goat’’ in an The police

the

make

15

|mission. The present body—coniprised of delegates from the four metropolitan powers of France,

the cutee of alcohol ae be determined by saliva or breath|

tests, there

“Speed, unrestricted speed ' on the highways of our island, is the

cently

nicalities, which tions difficult.

Rico’s

according

Ponce District Judge Rodriguez Quifiones.

4 yesterday,

a

SCIENTIFIC

PEDRO

‘Rental

rived in San Juan this week. of

of such

officials.

lonialist” | influences.

}mission files and furnishings ar-

Transfer

as observers, Swill}

‘opinion

fioz Marin, be

Pdied of heart disease in Peiping

LEE re

will be

The Commonwealth Senate las

June

by

the

Rican

offices: will be ready

for occupancy

For Island's Accident Rate the article was filled with tech-|—

of the

No

his

anyone. The cars the ones to watch

RET E sa at

—

national Airport in Los Angeles just before Tommy left for Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, to begin a six-months active duty tour with the Air Force. Nancy is the daughter of singer Frank Sinatra. (AP Wirephoto).

Judge

(Continued From Page 1) property-tax relief bilt before tomorrow, the aide said, and on the the

from

By

bringing in seven field hospitals. Components of one arrived Satur-

fore

kiss

PONCE—“‘Speed

(Continued From Page 1) dicine and clothing already have been flown to distribution points from the United States, Canada and various Latin American

day

LEAVES

Red

TREMORS

in

installed.

Ready

Exskine-Lindop

(Continued From Page apart clusters of makeshift ties. The

‘still to be

In-

| — MONSOON

will sit only

ing is practically complete, but ceilings, electrical fixtures, and such facilities as elevators are

gather

65th

Pace

members

Association Building in Hato Rey. Structural-work on the build-

at the monument

honoring the dead fantry Regiment.

ee

Beauregard

staff

third floor in the new Teachers

de Ponce.

Principals will be a civic committee from Playa de Ponce led by Ezequiel Rivera Garcia. The service will begin at 4 p.m. Civic

of

d

ta

ner.” In Ponce, Memorial Day services will be held this afternoon at the foot of the monument in

the square

Clovis

group

Holland, | a

1 new Puerto Rican headquarters. to Rico. The new body will inherit a) Already here to oversee. instal- files, library, and other | physi lation of the Commission’s Secre- assets of the Commission and} will tariat is) C. P. Erskine-Lindop, be similarly: concerned with «ir administrative secretary of the: 4 cial and }economic wel, of Caribbean Commission. Athe Caribbean. The new bode For temporary | weadquarters however, the organization, ~ in! the Commission will occupy the which the metropolitan’ nations‘}

of the

the

the United States,

Secre-

will arrive in Puerto Rico June tion, made_up of twelve’ West alt 8 to launch ‘operations in their dian dependent areas and Puer {

will fire vol

leys, a band will play taps, and a 21-gun salute ‘will be fired, to conclude ceremonies. The flag

will

a

J LIDIN

Commission

De

Lykes Line

t

A

tion)

INCLUDES EXAMINATION

Additional Charges la Uh ae Tel)

SATISFACTION

GUARANTEED

EASY CREDIT No faterestor

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— Menday;

May

30, 1960

By SAM DAWSON: . AP. Business News

- NEW YORK (AP)—

of the Bank. Municipal

most

readers

will

the | ‘many

remember,

states,

by

issued

are

which

bonds

those

are

bonds,

into

this

category

because

of the

close

{

because

The

as-

and

its

agencies

‘As to the advantages soember that in te U.S. {axed in the 50 per cent

wife

Many

tax-free

status

of- the

who

earn

peoples

40 benefit tax-wise

issue~municipal

are

are

not

also

in the

millionaires

by owning

municipal

50

per

cent

at all

are

in

as

fifiancial

status

Little In

addition,

and

success

which

he

of past

protect

these

brings

the

out

issues

of the

Known little

and

buyers

of

issuing

|

The

especially

municipal

facts

the

the

of

Puerto

laws

Rico

and

of its agencies.

Here

are

‘In

the

a

few

quotations:

decade

of

the

1930’s

many

tthe U.S. due to the depression:

defaults

. There

were

registered

has been

in

no default,

or deliquency, or managed refunding in the history pf Puerto Rico. This unusual record existed even before Puerto Rico came under the American flag.” “The payment of principal and interest on the public debt of

the

Commonwealth

of

Puerto

Rico

constitutes

a first

charge

on

dhe revenues of the Commonwealth. It is provide by Article 6, Section 8, of the Contsitution that: ‘In case the available revenues jncluding surplus for any fiscal year are insufficient to meet the

appropriations

made

for

that

year,

interest

on

the

public

debt

and amortization thereof shall first be paid and other disburseynents shall thereafter be made in accordance with the order of pri iorities established by law.’ “Another factor which demonstrates Puerto Rico’s willingness

io pay jin the

isthe existence of a statutory emergency fund to be used vent of public emergencies including situations requiring

pretection

of the credit

of the

Commonwealth

or

its municipalities.

as the various kinds of municipal bonds that can be issued, how various

municipalities

and

agencies

borrow

money,

and

how

they pay it back. There are no recommendations to buy any of the bonds, nor is date. Yet, an

facts on

in this

his

any specifie issue identified by coupon or maturity interested reader -armed with the information. and

booklet

is placed

in an

excellet

position

to proceed

own.

Jocal

investment

scene

nicipal bonds to such investments. (Mr.

Lynch,

Howell

is

who

may

broaden

know

their

the

associated ' wi

Pierce, Fenner

&

little

or

knowledge San

nothing

about

considerably Juan

office

of

Eye

Clothing

.and

Face Protection,

Its,

Respiratory

man of the year” from Arturo club. (Photo. by Mariani).

PONCE Executive

— The Pouce Sales Club Friday honored

the Most Rev. James E. McManus, bishop of the Roman Catholic

-diocése of Ponce, as “outstanding salesman

of the

year.”

elementary and high school with 2 capacity for 2,500 children, and

Gost about $400,000.

In his acceptance speech, Bishop McManus said the project

“maintains

He

_ First Aid Materials, Gas and Dust Detection devices, Ventilation "Equipment, Safety Signs.

Exelusive Distributors —;

San Juan. in Puerto

the Virgin Islands

corporate

now and

predicts|}

of

God

the

school

is saving

is filling

award

was

McManus

money _ be-

“a

need”. in

presented

to

by Arturo CasPance

club.

‘The

of

Utility

America

steady

bj’

Airplane

C

believes.

gains

made

tha

in

thé

12 years by business aire be ‘accelerated this year. ' A favorable factor inj}; growth has been the saf cord. The ‘Flight Safety tion

reports

that

latest

_| figures of “business planes |} a rate of 0.7 per 100 millio said, “he founded the Catholic senger, miles, compared ‘wi University and conceiyed the for passenger autos.

academy.”

|

Dan Davila, of San Juan a director for the Sales Executive Clubs of the Caribbean Area, presented the new Ponce club’s charter to Castro. The dinner was held at the Ponce Intercontinental Hotel.

American Legion Head Due Here Tomorrow Martin B, McKneally, national commander of the American Legion,~is scheduled to arrive in Puerto Rico tomorrow to be the guest of the Puerto Rico Department of the ‘organization.

_ Shortage Of Pilots One problem: looming i training of new pilots for ness craft. At first, there large “pool of military pilots, but this is now di ing, An executive of the:N Business Aircraft Assn. su; that one solution may: be in on-the-job training pro;

The business plane is ing farther

a

big

‘} travel

afield. The

increase to

in

Canada,

19:

busine Mexico

other Latin American lan 1960s may see increased atlantic flights as U.S. fin crease their operations

rope and -Africa. Corporations have b anywhere from $7, more than one million 4 for their planes. If they

The Commander will be met. by | ing ;

Pedro N. Haidar, local department commander,

and

other

members

CARGO AND PASSENGER SERVICE between

St. Thomas,

Fajardo, -Ruerto Rico and.

V. I.

Culebra, P. R. Vieques, P. R.

St. Croix, V. I.

Phone 2-5325 Rico and

in

Roberto de Jesus, chairman of of the Legion, more now to the turbopro) the Santa Maria committee, Yesterday, the president of the jet! planes the higher price: Auxiliary of dominate. praised the Bishop as a “great "National ’ Ladies’ salesman” who for 13 years has American’ Legion, Mrs. Alexan-|* A two engine turboprop der H. Gray, also arrived in San the Gulfstream, was designe been an organizational leader. Juan. She was met by : several built by Grumman Aircraft? “Against all odds,” de Jesus members of ‘the Auxiliary here. neering with the businessn’ mind. Its interior is fitte for conferences and other’ ness activities. -.. Fairchild Engine &~ Ai ‘hag a turboprop called.

202 Ponce de Leon, Stop 4-% 1950

concept

Commonwealth

Bishop

GAR W. YATES COMPANY, INC. Box

said

the

the

society.”

Merril

Safety

Castro, president of the

\Bishop McManus. Honored By Ponce Sales Executives

The

Protection,

}.

of the Aerospaee Industries

tro, president, of the

—

total

in

Ponce Sales Executive’s Club award as “outstanding salés-

cause it Ponce.

Tee

airlin

ahead

will be 40,000 or more end of this decade.

about

Smith,

| SAFETY EQUIPMENT Head

mu-

commercial

soon

registry

within

To summarize, this fact-packed booklet by Mr. Rodriguez provides an excellent starting point for serious minded observers of the

:

RECEIVES AWARD—The Most Rev. R James E. McManus, left, bishop of the Ponce Catholic diocese, receives the

Bishop McManus was cited for This fund amounted to ‘approximately $7,584,915 at the end of “conceiving and executing” the hpi 1959.” In 13 well-written pages, Mr. Rodriguez has compiled an interest- ||Santa Maria- school project in §ng account of Puerto Rican municipal, bonds covering such topics Ponce. The school is a 50-room the

in¢reased

The FAA estimates ther), 24,000 business aireraft off)

history

Commonwealth

bonds

commerci

had

far

pected

about

how)

and, passengers carried. : cater to many others beside) nessmen and they have 1z faster planes and more frey ’flights. But a definite trend turboprop and jet planes

.

kngwn

doin

this

stil]

agencies.

Facts

as many

million hours. ~ Commercial Lines Still

interested in conservative, fixed-income type investments. Because the primary purpose of Mr. Rodriguez’ booklet is to discuss the various municipal bonds in Puerto Rico—who issues ipem, how they are redeemed, etc.—he does not go into a discussion of the yields currently available on local issues. What he does do, in simple easy-to-understand terms is to give a good background on the municipal set-up here and an excellent view

current

spend

they,

year

bracket.

are

jnto the

A;

lines. In 1950 company fleeté le1 234! million hours aloft. B

bonds.

that they

Aviation

the air in company owned #

a position

bonds, assuming

Federal

cutives

in-

of municipal bond~- ownership, just rea person who earns $16,000 annually is bracket. And for joint returns, husband

$32,000

who

which

}|

This year is expected: t) the first in- which busines! and financial and industrial

terest. This little booklet, however, is easy to understand and is.full of facts about Puerto Rico

HOWELL

ard

of the

orien

¢alls business aircraft|the “f: growing fleet. in the laviaticl dustry.” -,

sociation of the two countries. Maybe the title does have an academic soncki, Let's also grant that extremely wealthy people get moré benefits from municipal bond owner-

ship

other

ting the .co airline Vy! you can now add the pany plane as an up and ¢ competitor: ~ i

counties, cities, and territories of the United States—the interest on which is free from U.S. and Commonwealth of Puerto Rico income taxes. Regardless of the fact that Puerto Rico is not a territory of the U.S., its bonds nevertheless

fall

a

a

Threatens C ommercial ——

for Puerto

Rico released an extremely interesting booklet entitled. “Investment Yardstiek for Municipal Bonds as Applied to Puerto Rican Ctligations,” written by Salvador Rodriguez, Assistant Vice-President

ell

Bonds

By DANIEL D. HOWELL the Government Development

last week,

STAR

\Popularity Of Business Aircratt

San Juan Ticker Talk

Commonwealth

JUAN

si

6.

L_

- M/V ISABEL II Modern, Fast Efficient

CALDERONE ENTERPRISES

One day service

Tel. Fajerdo 336

_

Box 157, Puerto Real (Puerto

Rico

ship,'and Lockheed Airer:

all-jet named the Jetstar . at the same>market. Still ‘are the Viscount, the F-2 ‘Allison and.Eland turbopro

vair conversions. ‘The FAA estimates tha year business aircraft sal ‘service operations ‘came

million doll4rs. It expects Sonbie Ws 1962.

}

qt

7

/,

|

A

|THE SAN JUAN SZAR — Livalay, Lay 29,1959

| ||

:

i

ia

|

‘ommittee Cc hanges InC ongress “is as

fang ern tempat NN yr fens HN beim ain tila tite ens ; ot ta Tee eae, xo Garr ate tg al

é

View From. Here

Set

ay Alter Island-U.S. Relations | 2772s2.|52,fester 2a vee

newly-elected

S.| PRIEST

humental broadsides with in up-“big’ T” Territories, have béen| Bull

STAR Washinsion Cyrrespendewt |. First ef Two Parts

president:

Lines,

is expected

of the|

Bull Lines reportedly contem-

here| Plates at least another shed the

‘| and-coming young insular politi-| firmly coupled into the. Union. | Shortly for talks with Puerto Ri-|Size-of the 30,000 sii. ft freight | cian. named Luis Mufioz Marin.| A flurry-of bill have hit the | C0 Ports Authority Director Ra-|0ck now on pier’ ‘14. Also, the

TASHINGTON —- There are | Time has undoubtedly mellowed | House and Senate aimed’ at solv-| fael Durand on improvements to}@djacent 4acre. tract now ‘used strong indications these | the twé old warriors, but neither | ing long-standing} problems in| that a new era in Com- has lost his ability to swing from | Guam, the Virgin Islands; Samoa|

nwealth

relations

Congress

with

the|the

is in the making.|

floor.

fand: the:

‘Gruening has

maintained

an|

he passing of the “old order” | Owlish silence about the Fernos-|.

s understored

rather poignant-

Murray

bill. Some

Ryukyus.'

full-dress

study will take time.

~

-

pier

package deal

made

Bull

recently

container

with the Ports Authority,

aie

yard.

It

is

tee

expected ,

Wee

Both House and Senate Interior | by termsof which the steamship | ™iM"y installations wil ’

have interpret- | Committees.

his month when two respected | ¢4 this as a sign he is interested|

A

be’made to pier 14. ; by the Puerto Rico National That dock figures.in the four-| Guard -will be converted into a

clear

this” year

they

were

made

it|line~handed

unwilling

over

piers One

to

vering

to| Three to the, government in ex-

warts of the “New” and “Fair-| in bu not too enthusiastic about | grant Puerto Rico bank-check au-| change’ for $500,000

and a pro.

~

;

Gabs

wid

siahe

teal pe

Bull

wie

tos

his

be

ipa

e

aeeneu-

NS

sl

aisanase aete rs ¥

s

pte

announced: . plates.

comes

at’a

time

when | up

under, the

congressional

mi-|

operation.

th Re

not seek reelection. '| the committee appears on the | croscope. ‘Like it or not, there} That) location will ‘reportedly decision eliminates the last] Verge of launching thoughtful] it’s. going! to stay: for a while.|be the ‘core of Bull’s burgeoning

members of the Senate In-| Study of overall Federal policies | The lawmakers Affairs Committee who}in the offshore areas, now, that|to be in no and

Hawaii,

ned seem | container-cargo trade. -A large Heitman moved to the post of ,to “make «any crane for handling 35-| Vice chairman of the Board of

last- of the

they’ see. ft.

two

likely

to

accelerate

dy pronounced e

prto Rican

an

|.

a

|approach

to

affairs.

Directors.

al-;

shift toward

conservative

installed!

key.

bers_ and the resultant reifle ‘of committee assignments ns

be

een te gpa a eayt eee ORG te >

the

may

-

°

ic

ep

of

-

a

original legislation creating |. prto Rico’s form of home rule.

etirement

to

View President’ C. *.

vad

yed a major role-in framing| Alaska

ent

Executive

ele

(D-Mont.),

maceaienbies Pe ot

ay

ly would

selhcancen nnndecode Bat

» eras, Sen. Joseph C. 0’-| the Commonwealth’s proposals. | thorit;.for the future. Asa re-|mise by the Authority to ex.| 1% Tsporedly chest to push tha honey (D-Wyo.) and James E.| “The reassignment of name-|suit, the Commonwealth wound|pand and modernize the pier 14] oeP ny. auc osation of Mean.

s things stand, the full comchairmanship ’ passes

time Secretary

to!

of Agriculture

we

tee aton

P. Anderson (D-N. M.), ranking Democrat and hirman of the. powerful Irri-

on and Reclamation Subcomtee. But observers believe

An-

son will rely. mainly on Sen: nry M. Jackson (D-Wash.), irman of the werful IrriAmittee, to call ithe shots on Mmonwealth legislation. ‘his year Jackson. proved

apathetic to Puerto Rico’s proms,

but

definitely

ation.

leery

modifying

its

reportedly declined

of

status.

to spon-

the Fernos-Murray bill. Later asked for a Justice Departpt inquiry into the constitual questions raised by the

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of

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the

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momeht

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a

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is busy

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as

of his party’s outstanding kkesmen on military preparedis, outer-space, om policy manery

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and

virtually;

_of

subcommittee

ts.

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logical

assures choices,

Every

bcommittee, the post ated by O’Mahoney.

f Jackson

decides

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FANS—Miss Cuchi Rincon, seated, niece of San DONA FELISA’S Juan’s Mayor, shows members of the Roosevelt Roads Navy Officers’, Wives Club some of her aunts famous fans. From left to right standing are Mrs. William Harris, Mrs. Nicholas Sabalos, program chairman, Mrs. Harold Wilson, club secretary, Mrs. William Seeba and Mrs. Frank; Tofalo, assistant hostesses, (STAR photos by Betty Knorr).

are

needed

Disaster glad

urgently

for

Relief. The STAR

to

accept

all

Chilean

will be

contributions

and

forward

Alvarez,

businessman,

mittee

them

to

‘Chilean-born is

who

making

to fly down vitally plies to the stricken

Desiderio

San

with

TALK—Dojfia

Felisa

Rincén

de

Gauthier,

of fans

and

showed

her

his

-Juan com-

collection

at the

arrangements|needed supcountry.

+

ROOSEVELT ROADS, P. R— The

lovely

fan

instead

lady of

who

wields

a gavel

topped

as

a

Mayor

with

a matching

duster and a flame rose tucked in the

of

her

was

hostessed

Dofia

by

wives

Felisa,

brought along part fabulous -collection tiously showed

art

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beloved

mayor

of her many

of The with a plastic

of

who

of her own and _flirta-

the group

the fine

fan language. head tablé was decorated centerpiece composed of fans and yellow and white

and

hongry.

“Foday, I’m not the: “May of San Juan,” Dofia -Fel: quetishly told the “ladies, fully wielding her fan} as talked. “I’m here with you; friend—

Fans,

as

one

she

of

you! “gi

told the

the habit

ladies’

through

the Jan)

Many’ are the unusual u the fan, the Mayor of San | said, such “as protection ag rain|and even to signal an cution.. The vestal virgins | fans, too, to keep the {

flame

burning.’ ?

The Language Of The Fj While the main purpose fan is-to create a breez said, the ladies of Italy, F England and particularly used it to special pdvantal created a special code lan and made flirting possible

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lace-paper

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mask: one sultry day to coo} burning brow. Her ladies-i“ini ing did the same and p

hair.

honoring

of LIPTON

were

Thursday’s affair, the May monthly luncheon of the Roosevelt Roads Navy Officers’. Wives the Guided Missile Evaluation Det., with Mrs. William Vickrey as official hostess. Assisting were Mrs. Frank Tofalo; Mrs. William “Seeba and Mrs. William Harris. ' t Fans Were ‘Luncheon Theme Fans were the theme and decoration motif of the luncheon

“The whole family goes for LIPTON’ 5 soup

mums, while the prog guest found at her

ginated in the Orient.A) m: Oriental princess fluttered

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baby each

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_tess for the luncheon; Mrs. William Shea, president of .the club: 1 Felisa. and Mrs. O. B. Stanley, honorary president of the group. |

dress,

friendly

of San

the Club Coqui. From left to right above are Mrs. William Vickrey, |

of San Juan, left the ares of City Hall behind her last Thursday to come here to visit-and lunch with nearly 100 Navy wives. _ Donia Felisa Rincon ‘de Gautier, accompanied by her pretty niece, Miss. Cuchi Rincon, was wearing ‘| a cool, snow-white linen and lace

The

Mayor

honor guest of the Navy OWC at Roosevelt Roads-last. Thursday, ta

ere And There

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in

the

new

'Piand backgr ia} musie¢. during the pre-luncheon cocktail was

given

an opportunity. ‘to meet the provided by Mrs. Frank Veve, Navy wives were also shown) charming. mayor.:and her. niece wife of a doctor from Fajardo, -gne of the civilian members of ‘some of Dofid Fela’s - favorite and to sip cool rum punches. Mrs. Nicholas Sabalos, program the club. fans, including; one three centuries

old;

another

used

by)

chairman

the

«Wifeof the last Russian Czar, ‘others of Japanese, Spanish) and French

origin.

|A

recent

™

_Nally

bought

the

fan

"after

WW

I, and

someone

who

kept

would

ANE

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it “for

lisa

how

RATA

a

to

boudoir

eap,

was

for making the arto bring Dona Fe-

Roosevelt

Roads

as

EE AEST EAE

By Carroll

TENDENCIES:

. NOON

PERNT

Righter

Until

night_is

head

table

were

TS

as

Mrs.

:

not

careful,

you

Ogree, ‘busy

with ‘the. local - Little

secretary, and assisting hostesses, Mrs. Tofalo and Mrs. Seeba.

June Fashion Show

|

Othérs present were Mrs. Emil P. Sorteno, the wife of the Roosevelt Road’s civilian fire chief,

(Ogt., 23 to Nov. 21)

are

Ed

Rincon, Mrs: Harold Wilson, club

caposcrnanst

SCORPIO

ever

Mrs.

of the

‘ley, the stunning wife of the ‘base commander and honorary president of ‘the group, Cuchi

Give it up. P. M. have fun socially. If you

Shea, president

‘Theater group; the guest of ‘ho‘nor, Dona Felisa, Mrs. O. B. Stan-

conservative instead of taking the advice of a tried; and true friend.

very capfusing conditions exist and you would be wise to make no promises, to be careful what you eat and refuse to judge anyone else. Then, the afternoon

through the

the

fing hostess,

the

What The Stars Foretell

ES exxvxsctiee

and

and

responsible rangements

: club’s guest of honor..

ARAAAAAE

GENERAL

At

| wife

Roosevelt Roads Navy Officers’ ‘Wives Club, whose husband” is the U. S. Marine CO there, Mrs. Nickrey, Mrs.. Harris, an assist-

bonnet

to manage a fan.” ttAA

and

tractive brunette, wearing one of those -attractive starched lace hats, a cross. between a Dutch

Paris

know

group

William

acquisi-

in

for the

of the base legal officer, an at-

tion was a gift, sent by Mrs. Eddie Rickenbacher, who origi-

'

Donald: Young

chaperoned.

Miss

Carmina

Fernandez

Here June

Cruz: Puerto Rico and has a} doctor’s

will wed Donald ‘Eugene. Young at a Catholic wedding ceremony

degree

8,

P.

8

am.

Church,

the

San

Young

and

Mrs.

Mrs.

Marcelino

She

studied

at the

Howard

The

University

wedding

0.

tz and

Mrs.

new:

station

two

ladies)

bert

Smith,

at! the club’s June meeting, an evening fashion show, with gowns

Charles

from

Thursday

in

San

Juan.

The

June affair will take place at the Club Coqui in the evening so) husbands can attend. Mrs-

Pebbley,

reception

day

to

very

21) Try not to indulge

19?+

“this. -.morning.

Mrs.

Cut

Halloran

were

others

way

any

misuriderstandings

cream

cheese.

Charles

Foreman, Mrs. Les Addicott, Mrs. Vincent Van. Damm; Mrs. Danny Child, who with her husband

sired. Pass

will be leaving next week for a with

the pepper

own

close ties anid home.

personal

Do not be confused about’ any * vather difficult | activities in’ outside

world.

P.

M.

take

it easy

at

CHILDREN

21)

Take

ithe

(June .22

to

so that

you

(July

22

to

Aug.

21)

almost

(Feb.

intelligent

20 to

March

If Your

Child

20)

and cona more

Is Born

Try.

problems,

not to'lose your temper this morning. This is no day to disturb loved ones. You are inclined to

simply

LENI BARTERI

Today

because

a vision

with a

voice

VIRGO

(Ate

22

to

22) Wlescence. A avery the making here. plans that” you

through - with y can

truly

aff

it.

The

carry

day

charming,

a

Spot,

4

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in So

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the way during childhood and ado:

Sept.)-

~

the

mind is too active and often wanting to delve in more adult: afbe a little too) authoritative, Do fairs. Help your youngster and be ~ go out this evening for the social: broadminded so that adult life will - pleasures you eHdey. Be charming, be so much the richer for all the jolts and dumps encountered on suave. Better make sure before you

Pou <

and his famous orchestra

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He, or she, will be one of those fascinating little persons who soon will seem to be bogged down with

.

LEO

are

and with love in your heart. |Increase prestige appreciably. Make this truly a-memorable day. |

can realize a far greater income in the future. Study for best results.

of

leisurely and graceful existence. in Later, serve others with a_ will

treatments

to, adopt

you

PISCES

ing is idéal for concentrating upon methods

of

remainder

Forget labors this A. M. céntrate upon having

A. M. that will, improve your appearance and state of health. Evennew

The

instead

who is not with your

ideal for going out with associate.

and the like. A|most ideal day to pay that visit to kinfolk. Drive carefully, though. MOON

comrade

the one to do things. the ort! way, being an _ individualist, eareful this A. M. you are net misunderstood.. Be practical. P. M.

it is going for aidrive, to meetings

July

be. very. cheer-

advisor familiar

life.

Although

Take time to put abode in order, get clothing right, etc., before you dash out for a good time, whether

.

positively.

the day is fine if you follow your intuition, your hunches. ~ AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19)

* home and enjoy ~quiet, simple : pleasures there. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21)

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professional sufficiently

tiny

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might

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of a

(April 20 to May 20)

Your finest benefits will come today from

can

into

this!

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) It is befter to follow the advice

with

others.

TAURUS

you

the

Squares (use a sharp knife dipped frequently in boiling water) and add to scrambled eggs just before they are as “set” as de-

ful, have fine social contacts and be able to-learn much that will be

handled properly and quickly in A. M. And _ be sure you straighten of

out

and

at

luncheon.

Later inthe day things break your

at the activities’ and with compatibles whom you enjoy. most. However, see that financial affairs are

Mrs.

and Mrs. Her-

in self-pi

Think

be

Calif.,

Fajardo,

act thoughtlessly this morning and

good time

L.

ets cts

21° to Apr,

have |a

will

at Monterey, from

a_ fine

(March

|

ary

“eR

ARIES A

Mabel

of the Caribe Hilton Hotel. |

of

S.| Ns May, who will be hostess Mayfair

the

Fernandez. held. in the! San Geronimo) Room

lose face or prestige. Strictly mind time for whatever has to do “with | your .owil affair: ing is then’ using the assistance from higher- ideal for, going out Socially or ups and officials’ wisely, as | well ‘enjoying favorite sport. Be rEe as putting all the.ehergy released| gay to fime purposes and usesi>.__ SAGITTARIUS. (Nov. ‘22 to Dee >:

;

m

Michigan.

Her fiance is the son of Howard

Jose

is the daughter of Mr.

and

Harry

of

in. Villa |Caparra. . Miss Bayers, of Boston, Mass,

Fernandez

Mrs.

at)

in: mathematics

University

to be held on Wednesday, June at

8

tear

heavily

eae

fhicheng

Club Coqui, the ladies were

ONCOL

Before,

8)

f ett

breil: page

Fernandez To Wed

never scierae penne

(Continued

when the young fan wielder was

Carmina

mpemeen etuyeteet og Teme

Roosevelt Roads Navy Wives Meet

-

(Stork Club, El Morocco and

other outstanding clubs)

RAFAEL

FIGUEROA

and’ his string quintet

‘Dinner from 7 P.M.

Closed Sudays

- —

—

Showtime 11 P.M.

No cover charge. ~

as

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THE SAN JUAN STAR*— Monday, May 30; 1960*:-

10

Science's New Super-Eye Seeks

What Do You Think?

The Emperor's Suit

To Penetrate Universe’ s Secrets EDITOR’'SS NOTE

dream

p

of

man

—

It has

to

see

the

Bimits

of

darkness—

on

earth.

in

himself.

goal

he

this.

here

eearch,

giant

Happiness The name

to

dark.

Soldiers

pact

foot-long

night.

Astracon.

ed

at

Jaboratories

after

years

of amplifying

about

ultimate

in

powerful

in in

effect

seeing

200 inch telescope the

world’s

The

ability

20-inch

Evut

siars

billion

more

years

great

lie beyond Vision

wp on

ithe

could

toy,

see

the

tank

Chile

last

week.

The

agonized

on film by Alejandro Moreno

Asegura

paper, La Tercera

de la Hora, Santiago.

receiving second.

photons

of

at

Jeast

300

per

so

you

its

gun

For a soldier, the ‘quick ability spot an enemy cam mean the

difference between victory or defeat. The

ing

Astracon

the

The

srhall

works

basic

—yphotens—

or

death,

by multiply-

units.

of

light

electronically.

hurman

ebiect

life

eye

unless

cannot

the

see

eye

and

hy

On the

install

Emperor:

Tailor

to. measure, ‘cut, and séw

and

walked

about in it so proudly

‘“‘ah’s

of

tha

felt so free and unhampere, a great deal of emperoring

admiration

he

heard

everywhere

meant -for his fine muscular physique, althoug!| to his fine suit, gave him so ‘much self-confidene:|

\

day

one but

of. the

courtiers

—one'|who

still felt self-conscious

and

was

not

always

quite

ver;

respectabl

might

let him

of the

grey, just right for the respectable people were

wear. the same

‘‘World’s

Most

kind

G. O. F listening

of union

Exclusive

suit the

Club.”

it felt

a

little

heavy,

especially

in

the

hot

sun,

he

knew

the

standing

areund

the

yard

who

hear

a

see the Emperor’s. clothes, or the other of them. This

they started defending or attack pleased the courtiers immensely

of the glory of being

each

one

went

on

chief haberdasher of t!

commenting

loudly" and

and

each

one

gave

an

authoritative

eloquent!

first courtier forme formed the Windmi| and longer. Weaver; ‘studied the Emperor

description

of

the sui]

What

Years

of

istant

And

was:

of the news-

(AP

were

day,

The

Chief

Emperer’s

Haberdasher

Opinion? Luis

:

“fl

-

proposed

{

. asking |’ th

Emperor his opinion. Did he like the suit? Did he want a new one Which

kind?

questions

Wirephoto).

research

then, one

Was

The

Emperor

if it was

smiled

absolutely

and

said

necessary,

he

would

although

answer

s

frankly he preferre;

not to say anything at all. The courtiers and their most eager followe:

were dismayed by this turn of events.

spent

developing the system, suggested “Okay,’’ said the elegant courtier, ‘‘but let’s not. ask the Emper by Dr. Ernst-J. Sternglass and first whether he likes the suit he is wearing. After ali, no matter ho demonstrated by Milton M. Wachtel. One problem was finding means

well

every 20 photons received releases

of making strong yet thin electron-

suit only.-And let’s not rush him.” And then he continued to: “prai

an electron from a special sensitive material of the

emitting

grey flannel because it was such a respectable fabric.

phototube's

eve.

picked failing

and

1

man”

eye of the Astracon are into electrons. Ore, in

eight

it

onh

it.

different from all other authoritative descriptions.

But the photons striking the large

turret pretty clearly. to

and

as members

Clothes

lens or changed

nothing.

magnifying

the

modern

visible

see

the suit.

' Pretty soon everybody took sides. So the the Elephant Party and the second courtier Party. Every day the debates became louder: and suit manufacturers from all over the world

caught

see

to reach

tube light

one

dressed

realm, and so on, the clothes.

Concepcion,

them.

But the elecironie the faint, stray

a very

came

that he could accomplish

Each ‘one dreamed

AS THE W ORLD SHOOK—One woman prays, antiex weeps at the moment an earthquake rocked a plaza in

Extended

saw

was

that, to himself

the, ‘“‘oh’’s

coyldn’t ing one

Exch eleetron then is accelerby actue ] tesis planned for this ated by an electric field to wham into a special, thin film within VERY the tube. Thinner than a soap bubTt rocnstrating the Astracon’s|. vie, ibs film is made of an Ct ng power. sGenusts turned oui aluminum foil and an insulating fl pgnts in a Jeborztory room. chemically similar to The tube was pomied toward a maierial toy model of a military tank. 10 ordinary table salt. Each electron knocks six to ‘yards awar. With the ights out, eyes

he

he bought

to

the two courtiers, and since:they were all ashamed to admit that the

Sow much farther the Astracon may extend vision for this or ether jewesccpes can only be determined

your

since

unable

“clothes, make

establishments

prize at a Masquerade Ball.” There were a lot of. people

the

collections

that

be

armor was just the thing to wear for fighting’ wind- mills, and ther were wind-mills all over. thé place. “The material for the Emperor’ suit is imported,’ he said. “Besides, it’s striped like a prisoner’ suit, and drapes like the American flag. The Emperor must have) -|new suit, It shall be woven, from native straw on an. old-fashione handloom. It shall be so beautiful ‘and origina) that it will win firs

one to two billion light years into space— that is, photograph galaxies sc far away it took their light

one te two dhe earth.

best

he kept

While

as

can

(hi:

Public

Now another courtier wanted to say something. This one alway wore. a knight’s suit of armor which he had hammered out himsel:

telescope.

telescope

course,

the

that they

wore

man’s

as

Voting

the suit was finished, the Emperor put it on. He couldn’t se

and

at Mt. Palomar,

Jargest

of

knew

would

tive flannel business stit, elephant Convention.”” He hoped*that all the

of

become

was

of thi

fellow

enough— thought he found some flaws in the suit: ‘It doesn’t follov the ‘accepted stylé,” he said. “The Emperor should wear a conservz

the physics project department of the laboratories. “It promises toj|,; snake big telescopes out of Jittle f ones.” A inch telescope riding in space aboard an artificial satel-

might

plan,

Then

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“The dead have far more power over our lives than ordinarily realize. We

read

dead men’s books, sing

H men’s songs, obey dead men’s laws: Dead men

rht us to sow-the earth and reap the harvest: Dead

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©

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of our dear

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MAordins

vhat they meant to us.

> ae

e Powell Amendment

Oni in Auierica

“Thousands of children in Puerto: Rico, and on the niand, will be.deprived of be educational opporities because: of the segregation issue. A Federal

Oiteo F.tovis Post-Dispatch

Luck?

_

Time Was When Rich Man Had

to school construction bill now appears dead for this Kion of Congress. |

=

ZANY

anti-segregation amendment, proposed by Rep.

‘Claytom Powell (D.N.Y.); prevents any school.

| Slim Prospect As Candidate

-

Sasi

sit which defies a court order to desegregate from

biving Federal. funds th th the bill. = | The tremendous need for Federal aid for school

struction, andto increasé teacher’s salaries, is renized

in

Con

But

the Southerners

ate will, through ‘the filibuster which

in

|

the

‘—

must

be

mary for

a-.

ard.the elimination of this evil must be’ taken, it

ndeed unfortunate that Negro children as well as 2 children will'sutfer begause of the Powell amend-

he teaching profession. The

fact that we

do not

‘Federal taxes would not prevent Puerto Rico from ring handsomely in -this- $1,300,000,000 Tr yen pram of aid to education. “ ‘The House of Representatives has already aprov-

the bill containing the Powell amendment. The Se-

e ig opposed to any” bill with an anti-segregation ise.

It'is difficult to invoke “the greatest good of the atest. num principle’ in this case. Rep. Powell

sing his oa

n in the Congress to fight a battle:

, to carry out a mandate of the his race-and, larg ers in-his. elector. district in. i Harlem. It is a tragic

hy ‘that the. needs - th

in his own district are -great

t there is no ‘segregation

iin that district.

e chances of approval of an aid to education

were good this year, an election year. Whether a Congress,: newly elected,. will be disposed to act t year, or the year after, eannot be known now.

what is known is that the shortage of schools and hers -will be more.

t iad ga

acute next

ag A

year

and the year

United.

States

Senate

in. my

the

Morrison:

had been

a. North

Carolina

can’t

politico

as Governor in building the primary roads of the state. And he was brilliant in, reflecting the attitude of the people, particularly in_ religion. His most interesting announceisis while he was Governor was when ¥

forbade-fhe

use of any

biology

| one-of

of this material

Burke’s

| appeared

textbook in

is drawn -from

political biographies

in Harper’s

many‘ years

which

ago).

Cam

, and Mrs, Vanderbilt were proceeding famously } ‘until one: country.

day. they Cam

was

went a

for

a

tobacco

ride

chewer

in’ and

the as

: they ‘drove along he thought: Mrs. Vanderbilt's

. , car window was open, it was so clean. So he | let

go

with

a

} the’ window,

huge

the

chaw

to

chauffeur,

the

and

distréss

Mrs.

of

Yander-

| pilt, Thereafter Cam and Mrs, Vanderbilt. went their

separate

| thereafter

ways..Cam

married

| ham, a widow who ?Seven' Mrs.

Mrs.

met

George

and

shortly

Watts

of Dur-

was probably ticher than ~

‘Vanderbilt ©

feist

Bob . Reynolds. campaiged.

‘against

him

by~

| touring Srey, ‘North Caroling village and Gor -

1 |

tatea

with

a piece.

get his tootsie’s

dirty,” was

the

gist of

message.

.

} ried avery rich widow. There is an apocryp_F hal story about Cam Mofrison and the widowed ' Mrs. Vanderbilt which historian Burke Davis (much

campaigned

Reynolds’. political

“the schools which reproduced the picture of an ape -and a man on the same page. In 1932 Morrison thought he was a shooin. But he had an Achilles heel; he had mar-

‘ reports

top. He

sashayed from his limousine into the fancy Mayflower Hotel in Washington. “Ole Cam

since 1898 and-had made an excellent record

.

open

of carpet which he used to unroll when a crowd: had gathered to show them how Cam

state

‘of North: Carolina in 1932. Bob Reynolds was trying to win the Senate seat from Cam: Mor‘| rison.;Bob Reynolds was, an upstart, for Cam

inuing ‘one, and every reasonable avenue leading

aie in Puerto “hieo, where segregation does not Bt, the proposed bill would represent an invaluable ibution to the expansion of the physical facilities e educational: system, and much-needed assitance

was a time when. your. -poltiical prospects were very poor if you -happened -to. be’ rich.

A most interesting example was the pri-

tion amendment.

While the fight’ against segregation

roads to tell the Tar Heels that Cam was >, |. too well set now to sufficiently represent them. |. Reynolds. campaigned in an old unkempt, bat-~ — tered: Model-T Ford, the left door of which ~ -wouldn’t open. He had to make his exit through

with - the Harriman’s, Rockefellers, Kenneand Symingtons in great favor with the

electorate, it is interesting to.note that there

is sq effec-

_ this. late in a session, ‘kill any school bill which

ains an anti-

dys,

By ‘Harry Golden.

Then he would wave two $1 bills and _tell the crowd that. that money was all he, Ole Bob, | had and would someone lend him fifty cents to buy gasoline to get him and the Ford to the next town, Invariably someone did lend him

the money, in return for which he got a Bob Reynolds’ checks

in the amount

of one dollar.

* Many of these checks are still the only decoration in the tar paper shacks that line North

Carolina’s—-back roads, | Bob Reynolds won'and and went off to the Senate where he and Huey Long recognized each -other and fell into each tears rolling down their cheeks.

other’s arms, Bob Reynolds

had run the roller skating rink in Baton Rouge where Huey had won many prizes for figure _ skating when he was selling snake oil in the bayous. ; _ the:

Reynolds because an “Aypericant “Firster,’”” enemy.of all “aliens,” and an- intimate

of Gerald

.L. K.

in 1938 but when

Smith.

ing the war, he knew

So

he

He

won: re-election

he wanted to run again dur‘he didn’t stand

married the daughter

of

the

-a chance.

famous

Evalyn Waish Mclean who brought him a dowry almost equal to that Mrs. Watts had: brought Cam Morrison. When Cam Morrison

learned about the wedding, he laconically told a reporter,

“Ah can i

“Poor ole Bob. From

him.”ut

now.

on, even

-

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 30, 1960

12

National Purpose Needs Exercising This York

is one

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a debate By

on

the

The

1960, New

That

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general

than

theme

Life

Magazine

Times

Company.

most

richer

gone

and

wrong

nation

We

before

us.

We

have

more

things

garages and kitchens than Louis Quatorze

in

and had

our

ing

to the suppression

poverty

teenth

than

and

century

Utopians

as

their

infancy.

to the

sun

itself.

a

frem

and

also

way

diagnosis

saved

out

is,

of

national

we’ve

woods,

are

feel

that

purpose

that

we

curious,

course,

of the It’s

ourselves that

the

is

cal people son

existence of these rights that would provide a foundation for the

be

feel

in

George revolution

to

about

We

King the

that would have to, be fought for

do

feel

justified

that

for’ the we

have

—the

that

independence.

It

was

government to be established independence was secure.

We

not

only

have

a

that we all know pose

put

into

by

dedicated

from

our

beginnings

and

his

war

own

way,

manded ]a

company

mon

and

from

their

to dominate:

In

brief,

we

are

lively,“ successful,

prosperous,

inventive,

nevertheless withstanding, something

gent—

and The

we

trouble

don't

to

feel right with

be

that

ourselves

or with the country. It isn’t only the Russians. We have outgrown the adolescent time when everything that was wrong with America

> was

the fault of the Russians

and

rivals

and

rights

that

justified

American

speak

Why

rand

the.

spite

dedication

of

the

fact

was

that

real

in

it.took

us

spite of is still

the fact that its practice a delusion in. numerous

pockets

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with

rig

rations

speak

us

difference

could

times

fathers

gave

anarchic

to the

and

than

of

It

man describes Trail’ slogging

lucid mind of that most lucid centu-

world.

standing.

national intent of a new nation. Not only is it a famous statement of purpose: it is also an admirable statement of purpose. Opposite of Domination

and

But

Those Missouri militiamen Park-

not

the

changing the world—and | not later

things

did.

contemporaries: believed change;

history of institutions.

in a state of growth and flux and change in which cities flow out into countryside and countryside moves into cities and new industries yanish the customs of gene-

after

who

the.

and

his

would

the purpose defined in our Declaration was a reality to us notwith-

to

the proposition that we existed

men

from

heard

refer.to it —or used to— as child of :both. American, Dream. We were{ Private Yelled

ry, the eighteenth, and adopted on the Fourth of July in 1776 as

are

practical

and

syncrasy

tentiality, such power of hope that we the

most

a declaration of the existence

saw

almost

most

the

were

and

left

continent gave us scope, and the old American charactér with ‘its

national

purpose, we have a national purpose of such aspiration, such po-

it. It is the pur-

words

contemporaries

instruction

we

when

his

We

took

the

politically after Jeffer-

and

us.

precisely articulated national purpose in recorded history— and

ad-

We

independence

Purpose.Lu

Communists

we

our

fact

vanced science to the edges of the inexplicable and hoisted our tech-

nology

the

Americans.

the

nine-

have

to

New

presents

we don’t know where going— if anywhere. I agree— but I still

thought

We

needed

way

lost

seriously possible. We have wiped out many of the pests and scourges that afflicted humanity. We have lengthened men’s lives and pro-

tected

National

keep

the

ceilars in the

the

The

motion pictures. It isn’t just Russians now; it’s ourselves.

of grind-

even

we

which

magazine,

was to close the State Department

whole of Versailles. We have come nearer

in

Life

of the all

of us know. any

articles

with

MacLEISH

something has

in America

of

conjunction

ARCHIBALD

Copyright,

are

of a series

in

moral

obtuseness ‘on

fear of freetiom

which

of the mind is

|

based would the danger of the rejection. of the American Dream | from this quarter become seri-

rrtus.

As

for the rest, the only

wholehearted. rejection comes from

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and ends his day with his beloved cello.

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|

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|

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,

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|

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He

The special House Committee studying the island’s educational reform

may

make

dations

to Governor

that

recommen-

Mufioz

for

session,

House

Education

chairman

Aguedo

also

may

the

that

soon

the

recommend

of

“inter-

locking” in the public begin with the first four

schools grades.

He

administrative action before the end of the current legislative mittee

predicted

committee

elimination

said the majority

lators

and

private

analy-

zing the school crisis also favor

ComMojica

has =

paring

the

curriculum

lower

grades

of the

in

elementary

8Bridge Today ay

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the

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by

good

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king.

and

,

cashed

diamonds

spade

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two threw

a heart. The

discard

South’s

ace

spade

would and

a

establish heart

dis-

card would make dummy’s third heart good for the twelfth trick. Mr. Reese conceded with the comment,

“beautifully executed—

I think our partners might fail.” He was right too.

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lead:

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captained

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ged,

spades

coming

greatest

on

its

world

to

champions

basic

TODAY, William

self-addressed

William

Seamon

newspaper.

with

Mr.

go

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the

in

game’s

cards

his

Reese

the

as

his

be

lawmaker,

this

be

made

this.

play

of

above

hand,

which

was

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declarer made

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that

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hand

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to meets some 30 times during the second semester of the year to continue drafting educational reform statutes:

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and

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SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May ‘30, 1960

Princess Alexandra Is Now

I Love

Italy o/s 0

Britain’ s Most Eligible Girl So Gina Is To Be A Canadian By

LONDON

(AP)

Alexandra—

one

—

of

Princess

the

world’s

most ‘eligible young women—will be a special guest of Queen Elizabeth II at next month’s Royal Ascot races. Hardly by accident, the Queen’s party will include two highly eligible 28-year-old bachelors: the Both

are

With

ried to Antony Alexandra the most

Margaret

Princess in the United She

Margaret’s

ther ~INCESS

ALE}

METROPOLTAN

hore

is the

first

marher as Royal

sent

Kingdom.

was

Queen’s Her

in

airplane

killed

an

it was

the

Royal

Family.

But

right

3'3575 Phone

2:00 P.M. Richard Egan PLACE”

LORRAINE - 12 M. OF

Anita Ekberg THE GLADIATORS”

Gina.

over

David

@

“HAPPY

- 7:25 Mitzi

preview

MAN

10

WHO

P.M.

CHEATED

DEATH”

AMBASSADOR — 12 M. ohn

Wayne

@

“RIO

“LAW

Dean

Martin

Brynner

@

After

Chariton

being

Oxford

he

ing plant

a

that

paid

week. Viscount

of

job

of

is

Searbrough,

Chamberlain. He is a close

Kent,

from print-

the

son

the

friend

Lord of

the

Alexandra’s

knows

what

officer to Sir John

bro-

WEDNESDAY, House

at

the

Harding

dur-

June—

Y.W.C.A.,

party

by

‘Institute

the

of

Board

of

for

beginning:

Congress

Cocktail Directors,

Architects the

World

architects

Salvador

Roosevelt,;Hato

Nin _

Street,

CATHAY

Heston

PUSHERS”

SUPER DRIVE-IN Pat

Boone

@

James

“JOURNEY TO THE CENTER

a

SOLDIERS”

OF

THE

3:35

7:30 Mason

g

EARTH”

>

a

an

actor

By JAMES BACON AP

Movie-TV

HOLLYWOOD who

clubbers

Writer

—(AP)— Madame

has

entertained

from ~Legs

night

Diamond

turned movie

to

actress

for the strangest reasén yet. “Night club audiences scared me to death,”’ explains’the woman whe has sung offbeat songs and

played jazz piano and chic cabarets Paris

and

Rome

in speakeasies in New York, since

the

roar-

ing twenties. She also owned eral continental spots. “I

have

tried

psychiatry —even I .couldn’t lick it. “Funny

thing,

609.

F.

Juncos

what

sev-

everything

at

hypnosis—

but

I have

Santarce, Step Tel 35738

Spivy,

who

from

could

absolutely

now

pass

on.” for

Ponce de Leda

Rico’s Littlest The Mostest Paul

Dillinger

at the

10

friend

of

Beverly’s

younger

Elsa

Maxwell,

jackpot

with

her

scene. “I played do —where

He’s Fve

shooting

do you

go from

I

the about

ie,” she declared. “You think*that I was a traitor.

would

with

officials

never

do

in _

it. I wil

but now

the papers

Bran-

Carlo Ponti,

man were

would

a

million

said she was once Italy to the press,

movie

there?

. 1 give

to the poor, but never to officials who don’t do what they are sup4 posed to do.”

thing but bad Sophia Loren,

Sophia

can

print no-

about her. Not so she added. When

married

a divorced man,

‘The

papers

said

did it all for love.” . | Said Gina: but

she

“The papers hate me

I sell tickets.

It is the

with Sophia.”

reverse

ear: ‘Cheat your face a Gina, flame-haired for her role so you’re in front of| inj ‘‘Go’ Naked In The World,’ re-

want-the

camera

to

see

you better.”’’ That,

believe printed

The actress the Queen.iof

the

considerate When we

not

have

it when a, million in the right thands would have changed the decision. That is the way it is

the first take, he whisper-

ed in my little bit mine.

first.

they

“One writer: said he didn’t know

who

hit

it with Marton

the most. ever met:

araad

to Italy while the film

was

strike-bound. Her arrival was,head-

coming

from:

an

actor,

is

more than considerate. ‘It’s unheard of. Spivy’s first picture was. “The Fugitive

how many people So I guess this is

I’ll be doing

Puerto With

Ave

them

Kind,”

did a Hitchcock “The

Specialty

which

was

a

and

from

Of

The

TV

that she

show--called

hilarious:

House,” —teally—

lined

over ithe

she said.

People

“The

going

said.

might

Still

Leve

press; was

I hesitated

she

government

crisis,

|.

“I

hate

Her

so violent in

thought

me.

that

the ‘streets,”

the

people

But when_I went

among them, ie Ae il around and seemed glad to ' me. I “Studs Lonigan”’in and

no stage fright in front of a cam- treatment of modern cannibalism. era, no matter are on the set.

1554

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asked

why I made Sspch_ati ‘issue over

Drives Her Into Movies, TV

AL'S LITTLE CLUB |

Restaurant

boy

would:

things

Entertainer's Stage. Fright -

Rey.

RIALTO-SAN JUAN THE

and

engineers at 5 p.m. at the Institute Building,

Stanciu,

King Farouk,

t Open

2 —

Engineers,

Surveyors,

"THE BUCCANEER” “EXPRESO ANDALUCIA”

“HORSE

in

| for the building of a new Y.W.C.A. June

“You

AROUND—Beverly Aadland, in oppropriate out-

of William

Spivy,

at Il a.m. and continuing until 9 p.m., in honor of the sroup’s 15th anniversary here and as a Prelude to a drive to raise funds THURSDAY,

HOSSIN’.

proofpress

ing the Cyprus crisis. Lumley holds a commission the 11th Hussars.

I could have

a furor in the Italian press.

it means

been a_ assistant

wrong,”’

Furor |In Italian Press Her decision, as expected, caused

a was accidentally shot to death in her home. (AP Wirephoto)

$56

placed a “‘statethe. passports of.

to change their minds. But I would not. I am —how would you say it—

door garb, makes a new friend on the ranch of the Rev. Leonard Eilers in Granada Hills, Calif., a suburb of Hollywood. The minister and his wife have been granted court custody of the teen-age actress. Friday, Beverly and her mother, Florence, were asked $150,000 by the mother

The

a

him

Lumley

Lord

Duke

in

__

mové to renounce

proud.”

having

graduated

took

Of Officiaidom

laws said this was

Perhaps

to

army,

But

Despite

a hit in Italy.”

government who made this mistake would not admit they were wrong.

:

Pianning

GANGSTERS”

HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. Yul

own

man.

and

BRAVO”

vs.

his

printed bad reviews two- months before

said her

“Two

failed his army medical examination, the Duke is no military

- 9:25 Gaynor

ANNIVERSARY”

Tomorrow

“THE

run

Highlanders.

big

she said with fire in her dark | brown eyes. ‘But the persons in the’

| Weekly Calendar. |

Phone Phere

- 5:25

Niven

to

a

Milko Skofiv, Yugoslav-born doctor.

17 others. He is 6 Blair Castle, with 29

He, too

In Person— Spain‘’s most outstanding singer PAQUITA RICO and on the screen Paquita Rico nm "DONDE VAS ALFONSO XII”

2:00 - 4:00

known

it was

her 2-year-old son and her husband

14. the

company.

is

to work, having freader and an

2 Week

MUSIC HALL

she

while

|The government less’? stamp ‘en

she

ther.

Phone MATIENZO ?35; Held

as

has His

Atholl

PARAMOUNT

"SIGN

for Alex, friends.

to: the

printed ‘that

allegiance to her native land is f use-<efthhexofficialdom there.

rooms, stands in the center of 100,000 green acres. He has the

Pictures For TODAY

SUMMER

Alexandra’s

busi-

Ae

Because

|.

From every angle, either young man would be a suitable husband

Atholl feet 3.

SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT

"A

in

booed,

and

all this, it was

In addition to the title of Duke,

COBIAN'S THEATRES

Show Sterts Sandra Dee @

tantly

change people

the picture opened there!

During that period the Duke and the Viscount will be -consNightly 8:00 P WI. Matinees 3:00 P.M. only Fri. - Sat. - Sun. and Hel. Regular Prices Seats Available No Waiting Special Matinee Monday at 3:00 P.M.

but

a Ca-.

correspondents

“They even from Paris,|

fa-

has little wealth. Royal Ascot begins June The Queen’s house -party for event will last a week.

Lollobrigida,

to become

opening

success.

crash during World War II. Alexandra’s intimates know her as thoroughly unspoiled, handsome rather than pretty, kind, considerate and possesing perhaps the best sense of humor

in

special

London

and

cousin.

Gina

ness at the box office in Italy,” she commented. “YT thought ‘Solomon and Sheba’ would be a flop, because the Italian papers tried to make it seem so bad. They

Alexandra, 23, is the only daughter of the stylish Duchess

of Kent.

says

still going

Still love her, she added. “My pictures still do great

Armstrong-Jones,

has succeeded marriageable

ple,’’

she’s

Despite her decision to citizenships, the Italian

rich.

Princess

THOMAS

nadian.

Duke of Atholl and Viscount Lumley.

BOB

HOLLYWOOD —(AP)— “‘I love Italy and I love the Italian peo-

STOP

piano

23 6 p.m.

fel. 3-3858

a

Next which

saloon

came

she played

keeper

easy days.

in

a familiar

voi

Chicago speak-

.

In ‘The Fugitive Kind” she also played a saloonkeeper, in a rundown

Mississippi

gin

mill.

dence. ‘The

CONTINUOUS ' SHOWS:

hunt in locations “The

1:30 - 3:35 6:95 - 8:35

act

me.”

Skofics © will

house-

Toronto. after Mexican for her film. Italian papers say I am

going to Canada’so.I ean divorce

,

until ?

‘still lov

How a | she choose Cunada as her- new. home? Her husband has a brother there, and Canada -has more. elastic rules. than most countries concerning the length of stay required to establish resi-

a

Re Mae

my husband after five years of residence!’” she said incredulously,

“Also,

escape

they

taxes.

say. I.am

going

But Canada’s

are higher than Italy’s.. “Oh,

‘itis

terrible!

to

taxes

fortunately,

I do not let it bother me. If you worried about such. things, you . could m yourself: very sick. That is a sickness I do not want.”

aN GaSe

rene

ta

eee

t

2 tA2 -+ Monday, Mey 30, 1959

“THE. SAN SUL

Our Manin San Juan”

7

eee

f

Y.

SATAN,

~

supper club in old’ San Juan...

appearance of Emy de~ Pradines, San Juan~éntertainment seene has

surprise’of the season for. this I first. became acquainted with

been thé reviewer,

enchanting

Creole

of-a_

stringently

unorganized’

~ pilling.

years, ago in New York. I was a member Village

Greenwich

collectors, “We dug

of record

clique

jazz (ancient dixie and: ultra-cool),. -AfroCuban. combos; Calypso, Mmerengues, steel-drum clash bands, flamenco: guitars, and ments.

During

.

:

one of

ey

these:

pre-beatnick

magazine.

-wrote

took

articles

part in primitive and modern

cises..

on.

be

It

-sérves

as

an

come

addicted to.her voice.”

_ I laughed,

and

was

never her

soon

met sing,

had

idea

sure that

to

héoked.

anyone seen

any

ways

listened

Juan

her:

where for

at

had. a

dance

she an

ever

was.

in-person

holds

runs

the

“Caribbean

&.

she performed

1 °

day,

I

in 1954.

actress, in New

S.’ and

| Haitiin 1950

U.S.

Canada,

to open

and

a dance

Plays Featured

eral American plays during their At

be’

f

the Burgtheater

an:

Eugene

Austrian

O'Neill’s

there

production

“A

Moon

will

of

for

the Misbegotten,” | which will have Heidemarie Hatheyer and Ewald ‘Balser ; in jthe leading roles.

Also,

there

will

be

school

a pre-

P.

continue

they.are

with

and

an-

Bill

Chenaux,

of

and

destined

their

policy

excellent

R.

for—success.

News|:

is .Puerto Ri-

with

to

and

“Que

Street,

the position of Ass’t

of Studies

other

Professor

was

It: was imbibe

BE

at the

at

there,

UPR.

Alvin

and

Carter

Hal

professer,

and

manefit’ faculty

later-}he

became

a per-

all. The

lecture

, because

time

applause.

,

will -be Eugene |. Wilderness,” El-|-

| took was

:

into

Judge

and

of

P.

R.

Pottery

‘and

H. H. Hertell

and wife.

Robert Giro, recently arrived from

give a guest lecture on Haitian. culture. After it was announced that she would ~implement her talk with Haitian songs and

she walked

Lasky

ance man

member.

“Last March, while her husband was lecturing at Harvard, Emy was invited to

panes,

to meet

his attractive wife again. Sam and Sally Wallace of UPR. Sam is a Sociology Professor there. Insur-

Four years ago, Richard Morse came to the University: of Puerto Rico as a visiting

nice

an

longer consumed

SRO

lecture

Shays

| QNIGHTS

An-

UPR,

Mrs., Angel Umpierre, and to see

:

EMY DE PRADINES

sentation of. Lillian Hellman’s | | (her “Zerbrochenes Spielzug” current Broadway hit, “Toys in the Attic.”) Vienna’s Josefstadt And at Theater there O’Neill’s “Ah,

Cristo

|.

Soaiat Croix

Cuba: to accept the position of} sales managér for Bacardi Rum

here;

the Benji

chatting

with

Doneghers

a group

were

of friends.

Benji is a movie director of some note.

here,

while

his

attractive

than

5 expected

wife is’a former actress. Jose Pinero. of the State Department

by

extended

told

house

me

of his

in Old

plans.for a guest

San Juan,

and

an-

,

PER PERSON

(Mod. American Plan)

. INCLUDING YOUR AIR TRANSPORTATION BY

they are

CARIBAIR

talking

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In Vienna Theaters

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returned

on

Dean

Wartel

'York with Katherine’ Dunham. | Emy made several concert tours through

|the U.

George

friendliness

Harmon, who is in the ‘process of writing an historical novel with

and_

““Emy was born in Port -au: Prince 32. _ years ago. Her father, a poet: and composer, is credited with having written over 300 Creele songs of love and satire, many of which Emy sings. She has: been dancing ~and singing for as far back as shé can ‘recall. At 14 she debuted as an ,and at 17. she left Haiti to study.

York

position

also holds

Contemporary

Caribe

Sellier

novelist Enrique Laguerre. ‘Another writer, Keith Botsford, who

al-

in San Juan ‘since

at Club.

that

Cavanagh’s

Dance Studio” in'the back patio of her Rio Piedras: home... “: -a _ Her engagement at ‘Triana marks her first publi¢:appearance

Trembly,

George Snow, Vic Miles and. Joan Lane of WHOA were there, and

-

3—

Society

co.” ‘which was recently offered } as a command performance for ‘| President.-Eisenhower: My favorite lady editor, Pat O’Reilly, who

director of the Institute of Caribbean Studies, U. P. R. She is the ‘mother of two

“Marisa,. 5, Richard,

Miguel. Yumet,

Editor for El~Imparcial. In other Broup -was_ Prof.

Pasa” magazine. Another familiar face was that of Art Carlson of,

discovered she is married to Richard Morse, children—

New

their-musical “This

perfor-

mance I’d have to go to Haiti. Upon meeting: Emy the other

with

Service. Nice to see.again, Marco and Sylvia Rosales, famous for

or

I was

from

Dick Schroeders of

heard.

recital,

Cooler.” .Mike. Reilly;

guests

do, be-

Unfortunately,

who

foremost

Bixler_of Westchester county, both wearing Martha’s ‘famous, “San

release,’

to

the recordings,

of Haiti's

Sleeper, with house guest, Wanda

dance exer-’

emotional

her high-pitched Creole voice,” my collec‘tor friend explained. “But once you you'll: never forget, it. In fact, you'll

one.

Nestle’s here and Dr Alberto is’ Ci4e ahd Hal Underhill of P. R:

era

a while to get accustomed

| was

restaurant-in

entertainers .as_their feature’ at»° who. in--private |} traction. E | life is the’ wife of Prof. Richard Morse, Director. of the Institute

voodoo songs anid Haitian spirituals. “It takes

recognized

drew. one of the most ‘varied so-

sessions, a gal turned up with two LP recordings featuring de Pradines. One was a vocal group with drums. doing original merengues, the: other was-.composed — of :

I

Old’ ’San:Juan® ‘Hecter,,-general:Mgr.. of the P. R. Investment Corp. Public Relations’ man, Mike--Segarra @s-! .| cial. groups of this season. Owners, “Sandy Hughes, ‘| Dolores and -Claus~ Sellier ‘intro- corting : lovely {duced Emy de Pradines, said* to ‘and “the two iof them talking \na

and as a meansof fostering unrestraint in. _ some. patients. nis od ‘

Japanese ‘koto string instru--

even way-out

She

. second

. . sccsesorp app 0

Pinero

of Caribbean: Studies at UPR, ‘Haitian folklore and ‘vooddc, and devoted a former ‘dancer with the Kather News Service. much: time to: promoting! dance therapy. ii0uga the building has not The-latter involved, giving! basic dance ins- | ine Dunham troupe: Most of the regular “first night- been changed -structurally, it is truction to, patients at~ Horthorne State! still one of the most interesting Hospital. Patients are “encouraged to take: rers” were_-in evidence: Martha, in San Juan. If -Mr and Mrs.

some

chantings

Emy’s

ni | her career

Jumbia UU.) ep ~ After marriage,

New

other

oY

on

-a most eventful

ear. She ‘was granted-a government: felthe Martha Graham owship to’ study with troupe in New York. She married Prof. - Richard Morse. who|was instructing at Co-

: entertainment dediries has launchedthe partment; of the newly -refurbished - Triana The the

1954/was

Emy,

For

Emy. de Pra-

‘Haitian singer-dancer»named

Club.

a “literary cabaret” called the Bijou

undiscovered

‘elatively

superb: and

A

_ By Al Dinhofer

se

By Chuck

‘The opening of the “new” Tria-,

CUFF

neta

Foe

WRAY RAATww

on,

: CLASSIFIEDS

‘

ES

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, May 30, 1960

CLASSIFIED

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REAL

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

ESTATE

Our SPECULATING? er INVESTING specialist government realtor, lawyer, complete Pictures, yours. are staff end description of scores of houses for sale, beach front property, ocean front farms, J. rty. 0 investment and islands

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3-6775.

3-3506,

Condado

VACATION APARTMENT, furnished 4 bedroom, 3 bath

REALTORS and Ashford

FRANCISCUS ALLEN ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn AND

view, Condado. 3-6746 after 1 PM.

San-

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HOUSES NEW,

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ti. telephone 1587

6-6472.

SUMMIT

8-0093 1781

bed-

4 _

incimerator,

;vator,

HILLS

1777

Santurce. .

530

and

SAN LUIS: lv furnished.

fully

screened.

Call

phone

Parker

Realtor,

1741

ALL

AIRCONDITIONED

ment Floor. One

3-5877. 61

for immediate. Good for two bedroom

with

°

Yuxury

twin

beds,

1458

.HILLS:

June

living

to

Aug.

appliances

and

baby

Shop, 1754

1751

2nd ons.

bath

.

several closets, living-dining, opew saree porch, linen. All kitchen ues

FURNISHED

bungalows,

beautiful

Beach,

Road.

Boca

Weekends,

rentals.

asher, dryer, hot water. One block from ocean. Rent includes utilities. Keys at Cacique 2073. 1730 530

at

Montebay, Ideal

de

weekly

for

picnics.

2-8138 for information 1410 Salvador. Prat,

15.

kitchen

GUEST

Miramar,

with

Caribe Hilton new furnished

nice

LOCATED

ants’ quarters

Car

den

Newly large

ocean

view.

Near

Building, Ponce de Apartment 401-402,

1733

in

best

monthly

Telephone

UF

MAGDALENA

-—-

decorated living and

tioned

bedroom

Suite

Phone

Jose

fiee hours, 1779

for

two,

kitchen

Call

entrance.

Celeste

Todd,

Daily

&

weekly

telephone

1740

2-1356.

69 HOUSE

Guest

House.’

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

All

screened

with air econdifioning Tesidential section Special

arrangements

Hot

Best Beach for

water.

Some

hotel and facilities.

FOR

couples

Monday

through

during

Friday.

Mrs,

Annie

De

Mauret,

Manager

MARIGALANTE — PARQUE 159, Phone 2.5056. BeautifuHy decorated, airconditioned rooms, each with private bath,

hot Near

mer

and

cold

beach

rates.

water. and

Terraces,

business

Manager,

garden.

sectors.

Margarita

de

629

2 blocks from _busMrs. Z. C. Steffens,

Santurce. 628

JUAN

GUEST

HOUSE:

Enjoy

breakfast and drinks on your private terrace in delightful continental-run guest house close to ‘““Under The Trees”, and one minute from beach. 17 (Carrion Court,

Caribbean 3-1317.

corner

Tourist

of

McLeary.

lember

Association.

Telephone

702

Sum-

tretas. 1490

SAN,

UF

Con-

CONDADO GUEST HOUSE, Condado 606, Stop 17. 2 blocks La Concha and ISLAND HOUSE -—1017 Ashford a beach. Apartment, double airconditioned, new, informal, oceanfront guesthouse livingroom with sofa bed, bath, hot «in luxury hotel area. Large terrace fa- water, terrace, private entrance. $9. cing the sea, with private stairway to daily, refrigarator less per week. Mar

LA

PROVIDENCIA

Parque 153. Near theatres, busses. conditioned rooms. information, phone Box 12384 Loiza

GUEST

HOUSE

—-

beaches, restaurants, Sun terrace, all airCooking facilities. For 2-9352 or write to Station, Santuree.

1251

1374

THE

71

2-6178,

2-3196.

DUFFY’S

have

. remodeled

61 charm-

ing, old beach home, and now offer rooms, al! with private bath, some with private patio, some air conditioned. One minute to beach and bus, From $7.50 single, $10. double. All rates include complete breakfast. Isla Verde Road, near San Juan Intercontinental. Call

382

BEACH COTTAGE — Completely furnished, one a mditioned bedroom private home. Fully screened, linen service, all - conveniences. Large patio. Fenced. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. Las Americas oorner Cacique, Santurce. 3-3091 1774

chand,

9-0144,

9-0532.

:

|

1499

UF

TAFT GUEST HOUSE — Taft 53. Each room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance $15. double, $12. single. Special rates

GUEST

Miramar,

HOUSE,

Santurce,

606

1621 AUNT

family served.

31,

Hato

Rey.

Daily

JENNY’S:

62 Guest

atmosphere. 1850 McCleary

House

Delicious Ave. —_

2nd Stop

FOR

with

One

Miss Weiner, 3-8409.

6L

from

nm

August

States, ‘need

apartment

or

house,

Santurce or near vicinity. 3 bedrooms, kitchen, livingroom, screened, © other facilifies. Call Bayamon 1136, or write

DOGS

v\

BEAUTIFUL

/

Bayamon. i

37,

Box

oe

AND

.

Pm

PETS

“DOBERMAN

Pinchers,

with certified pedigrees of four generations. Registered. with American Kennel Club and Cali 8-1770.

Puerto

Rican

Kennel

Club.

.

APPLIANCE

530

SERVICE

MARQUEZ REPAIR SHOP repairs ail makes

washers,

dryers,

dishwashers,

electric ranges, and gas stoves. Same day service Guarantee on parts. _Calt 8-1804

or

#1612.

UF

VACUUM CLEANERS orid’s

ELECTROLUX

Del

RENT

OFFICES for rent, each, one 300 sa. ft.

Commercial

center

only

automatic

‘floor, Martinez Vela record 16 Ponce de Leon 1075.: In-

2-4871.

Valle

&

Lamausse,

Poincare . 1604,

between San Jorge and. Parque, ce. Telephone 2-5353. a0. ,

AIR

San-

Santur-

—~. L768

COND. REPAIRS-

AIRCONDITIONING

& BErerGEs

S7I0N

:

1

easy

$15.

6-

FAMILY

$100

64

ATLANTIC

Mrs.

GUEST APARTMENTS: near University Theatre, car and guide supplied. Suite with living-dining area, attractively furnished, bedroom, math, screens, maid service, linen, private sun terrace, telephone. Accommodates 2 persons. Quiet neighborhood, few minutes to beaches, shopping, business centers. Two blocks from Ponce de Leon. Brau St.

Stop

MOVING

or

8-8171

610

FOR

AIR COND.

FILTERS ~

P. 8. FILTERS ENC, manufacturers all types and sizes air conditioning filters for home window units— also industrial types, Call 3-5999. 812 UF

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PIANOS — DIRECT

from factory, $425.00.

Full keyboard. Treated for tropics and termites. Fully guaranteed. Also rent for $12.00 monthly. Masical Trading Co., Itic., 1853 Ponce de Ave., Santurce. Tel. 2-1051L,

SALE

1715

home with separate garage, servant’s quarters. Cool, hedge iinclosed patio., Only $19,500 with low down payment!

UF

h

on

1582

eee

!

and buses to all points. Three bedroom

located. Single and double accommodations with private bath, some air con-

364,

Maximum

.or two bexirooms.

home

BALDRICH Near Commonwealth School, Metropolitan Shopping Center,

Olimpo

955

rent.

front.

;

627

PIANOS — For rent, for Sale, new, rebuilt, fropicalized against termites, against rust (springs and pins) — guaranteed service — tuning — repairs —-moving. Salvador A. Nin, Inc., 1460 ronce de Leon. Telephone 2-4358. mM

Real Estate Corner

on

Centrally

ditioned. Rates from Cruthirds, 2-3994.

modern

NEW MODERN office, unfurnished, airconditioned, best condominium office building, Stop 23, the heart of Santurce. Immediate occupancy, Parking facilities. 240 sa. ft. Cash $950. Would consider renting. Telephone 6-4467. 1726 531

UF

Avenue,

of

ocean

No. 66. 4 bed-

or unfurnished.

OFFICES

the beach. Roll out of bed into the water. Airconditioning by the trade winds. Breakfast included. Outdoor barbecue at your disposal. 1850 Atlantic, 1384

Will consider

1729

1400 SQ. FT. — OFFICE SPACE. Clean, clear, well ventilated. New building in heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 459 SQ. FT. office complete with air conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron jonced doors and windows. Roosevelt and Diego Aves., Puerto Nuevo. Call Re. yes, 8-§270. .

526

-— directly

monthly.

614

HOTEL LUQUILLO — ©CEAN VIEW RESTAURANT. On the ocean. Double rooms,$7 3 minutes from the famous beach of Luquillo. Puerto Rican and continental ‘food. Luquillo, P.R.

COLONIAL

RENT

MODERN OFFICES of different sizes in two building at Fernandez Juncos Avenue, Stop 23. All- second floor. Reasonable prices. Walking distance from Planring Board, Fomento, Tourism, and other government offices. Call Urrutia 2-5275. 1750 531

UF

.

HOUSE

531

1775

UF

HILS BEACH

Lindbergh

see

i

house

furnished

formation

DONCELLA GUEST HOUSE — 500 yards from beautiful beach. Singles $7., doubles $12. Kitchen privileges. Nicest residential section, near airport. 108 Doncella St., Punta Las Marias, Santurce. 1691 UF

T

oe the month. 2-0887 or 2-2206.

64

.

Large

3 INDEPENDENT two of 700 sq. ft. turce. store,

402

2-4486,

OR

OFFICES

3-233L,

UF

beach. Spacious, modern, airconditioned roms. From $9. single — $14. double, including an excellent breakfast. Phone 2-177) 1564 UF

,

St. 2, House

approximately.

1585

water. 3-1481.

2071,

8 —- 4. 1722

of-

facilities. Hot ses, shopping.

St.

Tele3.

62

guest

rent,

530;

6-2000,

SALE

FRANCISCO.

with

LA CASA ROSA — Guest House — One block from beach, residential section. All airconditioned double and single rooms. Private and semi-priyate baths, kitchen

1731

travel.

SAN

gar-

SALE

Gonzalez,

$150

APARTMENT WANTED as ist. Unfurnished, Condado,

1279

MAISON BLANCHE Guest frouse. Double and single air conditioned rooms with bath. Near beach. Sun terraces, 77 Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Beatriz Racini, Telephone 3-2936.

Cacique

ing together. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal Buided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 2-7927

~

rates

1471 ASHFORD

629

15 rooms, all airconditioned, some with kitchenette. Private bath. Telephone 9-1175. Isla Verde, Puerto Rico.

and

private bath. Located in Condado section one block from La Concha Hotel. Private

Capi-

LA POSADA — Motor Inn. Across the street from beautiful beach, near airport.

Apartment.

and furnished, with diningroom, aircondi-

Avenues. 635, Apt.

Dar-

1765

1475

from

Across San Juan

all screened, 3 airconditioned. - Excellent garden, fence, telephone, garage and maid’s room, For information, call Verges. 42-1510.

LOT 9000 sq. meters, R—2, 3 minutes off Rio Piedras—Cupey Bajo Road. K.0, H.5.

on ocean, splendvacations, week-

minutes

VILLAMAR,

immediate-

.

or

530

airconditioned, pri-

\

rooms,

1738

45

apartment.

FOR

Phone

monthly.

$300.

house

RENT

Best Miramar section. St. 600, Apt. B 1745 \ -

tal. Continental food, moderate prices. Mediania Alta, east of Parcela, P. O. Box III, Loiza Aldea.

picnics.

E0OM,

1485

NEW CONCEPT in tourist accomodations. With the rental of one of our excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day loan of a car for your sightseeing, nite club visiting, etc. Call 2-0486 anytime.

or

Will_pay

ONE OF two girls to live with continental couple on Ponce de Leon, Santurce. Kitchen privileges and use of the house.

section’

Beautiful

2-0886. Available

; LOTS

screened

UF

ends,

Leén Mrs.

FOR

lington, on one of main Phone 2-3940. Fdz. Juncos

Loiza

3-4376.

and garage.

Rental

lot.

hi office eee

and reservations. Santurce.

CHARRON’S: COTTAGE, id beach. For delightful

lovely

3-06768.

1174

1158

in

and Condado Hotels. Cool, rooms. Reasonable Rates.

Social Security 804, 4th Floor, Vesa

HOUSE,

whole

with

Information

1810, Santurce.

(Gue st Hou Ses ANTILLES

with

and bar. House has: sixteen closets. Serv-

Cangrejos

96

bidet,

occupancy,

built-in

vate bath, hot water, screened, telephone, cooking facilities, hotel service, use

61

Vaciatalega

or

FURNISHED

of Hato Rey, around corner from Ponce de Leon Ave. Near shopping areas, teachers’ multipurpose building, schools and churches. Reinforced concrete with five large bedrooms, two bathrooms, living room, dining room, large pantry, kitchen, outdoor -patio with barbecue pit

61

COMFORTABLE

one

Refinery.

Loiza

RESIDENCE

ig desired. See at Montebello, corner of Cortijo Bajo, Garden Hills. Tel. 8-0747.

apart-

baths,

Caribbean

room,

furniture.

ROOMS

rooms, livingroom, diningroom, bath and modern kitchen. Three wide porches. 3 minutes from town, 15 minutes from

family room, large covered terrace, four bedrooms, one air-conditioned, completely furnished including Hi-Fi, TV, modern

2

house,

IMMEDIATE

BENT

apartment (elevator) Condade or Ocean Park,. Unfurnished. Must be one floor.

ROOM with breakfast, bath PENUELAS — BARRIO COTTO — 5 bed-| FURNISHED annex, |.to American gentleman or lady.

531

dining

house

3 bedroom

TO

kitchen, carport, screens,_water heater, mahogany clesets, on. nice size level lot. Just off Caguas road, 5 minutes aco HOUSE OR apartment. Must have 2 — 3 Rio Piedras. Apply N-13, San Ignacio. bedrooms, in good residential area. Please W771 “sa 32-1900, Room 534, or 3-1621. Neenan.

Juan.

62

FURNISHED

FOR

e

IGNACIO,

kan 2-3891. SPEAK SPANISH. sat 62

WANTED

screens, hot water heatial possession. Apply

i

SAN

61

rooms,

apartment immediate-

15

room,

San

S Gis bane ra, adrid, 1767

double sink. Iron grillwork, screens. Car- } Large terrace overlooking city. $15. week3 monthly. 3-1016. port. Fruit trees. $150. Information Loiza ve Shop, Loiza 1810, Santurce. 3-4376. {

Asia

. home,

1772

VILLA CAPRI G61. Rio Piedras — 3 bed-

63

GARDEN

kitchen, earport, o 2 | baths. 5

Calles,

1752

Te-

house,

Cuatro

nozape ‘micuwar: “Farm, platited in

SAN IGNACIO, 3 bedroom house, built-in

large terraces. Tel. 3-3506, 3-482f, Bragg.

the

FURNISHED

near

FARM FOR SALE

SALE

1770

panoramic view of San Juan Harbor. In most Jusi neighborhood of metropolitan area, Tintillo. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,

Roll out of bed into year lease, to r

Luxury

531

occupancy. or three

COMPLETELY

6

1773

3-3788.

a?

5 PM.

immediately.

including independent small that you may rent. Available ly. Telephone 3-2184.

Maid’s room to see tele-

office

available

—

62

1757

St., Stop 22, next Pavia Hospital. 2 bedrooms, airconditioned, water heater, kitchen cabinets, closets & other facilities,

Near Hilton Hotel, complete3 bedroom, 2 bath apartment

with central airconditioning. and bath. For appointment

2

3-7263.

tion:

FOR

HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, terrazzo

floors, water heater, cyclone fence, 350 sq. meters, conveniently located. Monthly payments: $66.00. FHA mortgage made before %% interest increase. AA—27 Rita Street, Villa Rica, Bayamén.

Call

ble party. 1427 Central Ave. Caparra rrace or call Garcia Realty, 8-1665. MODERN

RENT

CONDADO SECTION: Modern 3 bedroom apartment, completely furnished including airconditioner, freezer, washing ma-

TV

and

pets.

61

6609, wi7

chine, 1792

AM

or

MODERN

URB. COUNTRY CLUB — 3 bedrooms, living-diningroom, modern kitch bath, porch, carport, screens, garden. One block from shopping center and school. 5 minutes to Rio Piedras. Call 6-3513.

independent

house, good for two or three. On the beach near San Juan

Intercontinentalwater. $150, one

FOR

11

—

dominium Santa Rita, McLeary Corner Investinformation, For Court. Kings ment Serviee Company, 3-3550, Box

APARTMENTS

RENT

Children

HOUSES

RENT

Guaynabo, P. R. Box 3306, Telephone Guaynabo 2371. 1768. .

weekdays.

NEW. BIG Furnished.

Con-

floors.

terrazo

9 —

No

or .

r

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

3 bathrooms, living-dining, playeleterraces, quarters, maid’s

rooms, room,

yard.

from

1786

SALE

FOR

AYrARTMENT,

PENTHOUSE

7-1288

530

APARTMENTS

FOR

FOR

ATRACTIVE PRIVATE residence within large estate (containing other residences) available for rent to desirable party. Enclosed large lawn, concrete residence, all screened. Spacious porch, three other bedrooms, di bath, and pantry. Telephone. Separate servants’ quarters, laundry and garage. Rental

monthty. 531

SEMI-FURNISHED

Enclosed

any spare parts for any Miami of heavy equipment. Call Vincen-

from kind

beautifully condominium

$400

guest house, ideal for couple. Large bedroom, bathroom, living-diningroom, kitchen with cabinets. Refrigerator, heater, electric stove, dinette set. 3 large closets.

and Rico Puerto in for sale in connections splendid Also launand people laundry with

houses Miami. Miami dry

of

Mstings

has

REALTY

VINCENTI

2-9334 1762

NEW APARTMENT in Condominium San Rafael, Stop 11, Ponce de Leon Avenue, facing the Condado Lagoon. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. living-di ing room and kitchen. For information Tel, 2-1317. 1606 UF

San — Patricio, Buearé

Rey,

HOUSES

LOS ANGELES — 3 bedrooms, built-in thodern, completely equipped kitchen, hot water, utility porch. Living. bath. All screened. $135 per month. Call

MODERN COMPLETELY furnished apartments, screened, cool, 2 minutes to University. Rates $135 — $150. Sanchez Morales 197, Valecia Dévelopment, Hato Rey, 6-0738.

3-8254

a

meals | 3-6802.

walk

VIEW

to San

—

Beach

Juan

neighborhood,

School.

Complete-

ly air conditioned three bedroom on big corner lot, with separate garage and servant’s

quarters.

Garage

air

conditioned,

too, for use as shop or office. $24,000 — price includes many exfras! —

EL

Fine,

PILAR

high

Look for our

Ju:

sign

site

f

Caguas

at only

at Calle~San

Rood.

$8,500.

Valentin,

or call us any time ‘apd we'll provide the

transportation!

ACQUEDUCT HILL — High up — over the city — with magnificent. view day

and night! A big, well designed, home with four bedrooms, ' three oe: atten, plenty

of living spape indoors and <out. Excel- _ lent -service facilities and room for expansion if you need “guest space, studio. or office. Acre! of land with planned landscaping, orchids, beautiful trees. A remarkabiy fine home — opportunely a for immediate sale,

| Realtor

<= TELS. ade

—

building

“258 SAW JUAN STAR — Monday,

CLASS ee

3-8400. Ext 72 SECRETARIAL =wieaws

SERVICE

CONTINENTAL

SPORTS

FOR

RENT:

Triumph

sports

46’ CHRIS: CRAFT, double cabin, fiying bridge, sleeps 4 plus 2 crew. Twin 160 HLP. engine, two heads, 3 KW power

plant, 2 freezers, apne

fast

BOOKKEEPING SERVICF 1689

.

!

HELP WAKE BIG specialties,

CARS

67

WANTED

money selling advertising calendars, | executive ‘gifts.

Full time, part time, side line. Big commissions,

steady

Catalogs, 2574, San 17220 2

repeat

Samples. Write Juan, P. R. x,

customers.

fo:

P.

Free

Ov 7

Box 530

HELP WANTED MALE

car. Wish

— preferably’ ‘Resources De-

}

GROWING

64

MANUFACTURING

San

Juan

area,

Box

3284, San Juan, P. 1.

o2%

FIVE EXECUTIVE trainees needed for. $15,000-a year sales managerial positions. “Must_bp able to travel Caribbean and South American. Earnings start immediately. after trataing patted. Call eT 1744

WE

WANTED

HAVE

beam

an

— FEMALE

opening

for

an expert

Subdivision,

Las Tres 2776

GROWING

Monjitas.

in

front

of

se-

Vaqueria

6-180, 531

MANUFACTURING

San Juan area, _ experienced

A

USED

CAR?

With

1956 OLDSMOBILE hydramatie,

All taxes 1763

power

paid.

‘8#, hardtop, 4 door,

ISLAND,

530 sell

1956

visit

Toro,

|

~

company,

first rate. typist. statements. Fiuent

cu.

other

ft.

Frigidaire.

furniture.

MEN

“BBA. — ACCOUNTING Mai Major, Management Major.. Three iting, Bnanclal public accounting. statements, quarterly returns, general aceaeheing.” Available withing 30 days. Best’ references. Box 1558 U.P.R, Station. Rio Piedras. Pm

CONTINENTAL,

eae

32 permanent

3

Roll—away

bed

61

Metal

cabinet

model

after 5

floor

PM.

Mrs.

$5.00.

Moore

a

:

resident,

JUAN telephone

desk

space

tive

B.A. “UPR.

COMPARE

&

530

FOR SALE collect» small

reverts possible at maturity). Also large group - episias, peperomias, asparagus others, proved adaptable to

$595;

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Spain, 2-4122. | crating,

| Us: Van Bolsa. SERVICES | aie No.

rooms

oa

ak

VALUES:

(12” x 12’)

bathrooms,

ae

Day

MOVE $985;

ete.,

Local

and

evening

&

where

Professional ‘Directory.

tutoring

‘SWEDISH aad

you

move.

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Lines,

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20,

t

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Puerto

Rico's

pool

;

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aid’

&

oldest

‘builders,|

HOSPITAL SUPPLIES

Mere,

de ur

2-5791.

APTS. HILT Of

wheree laternotional

LOT FOR SALE Choite Corner — 2452 Square Meters, Industrial Zone, Frenting 201 Feet on Paris Stregt and

180 Feet;

Avenue, near HATO REY. area

and

on

San

Juan

nter Road, Excellent labor

tramsportation

facili-

ties. Phone

6-4275

or

2-4970

Ite.

epposite,

- Agents

Pier

We.

National

:

ios

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=> |Immigration Chief Being Transferred Sas

Van. Fad

‘

UF

~

PRINTING

' ENV: LETTERHEADS,

_

Oxygen

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=e

hospital

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:

rates. Phone

pa

Bayamén. UF

wenches--0t Puerto

e only certified enwales

Juhl has’ 23 years of government ‘service, four of them in the U. §. ‘Navy. His successor has not yet been announced.

watch

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and

or around

boxes

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330

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rod

ei

ie

Agents for:

as

ee

‘North American Van Lines, Inc.

451 Fernandez Juncos — Telephone 3- 3900

"5

end of their two-year rotation periods are immigration inspector Howard Hamilton and Lawrence Lermo.

ee men 203, Punta . Dependable. Moderate | Sia Clock Maker, Calle ‘Perst cis, 6-0878. Las Marias. Phone | 2-160. mm “

Ln

OPPORTUNITIES ' |“?

expert

high watet- pressure cleaning and paint

UY | Fom PRECISION watch and clock re:

TRANSLATIONS

_¢g | eR Spanish—

Established les” .& service office: eaulpinent,- safes, etc, con low rent. For 3-425. SPEAK

‘

Ee eee 2. 35-4610 CARMEN Qcross from THE CARIBE

Packing. Agent of Ponce

|

© PHYSICAL ADJUSTMENTS

fur-

Prades 6-3072. UF

mance

Tel.

thet

REVITALIZE ond RELAX

Muebleria

2-2726, 22067. Santurce.

+ Wonderful

with TREATMENTS

Moving,

storage

MASSAGE.

Young

as im-

SIEGMUND, Villa Rio Piedras. Tel.

eratory supplies and equipment.- Thermo: | ing, call 6$132 or 430 Verde, 63 | meters, masks, goods, 611 :

-

UF

STORAGE

and long distance.

610

a

RENTAL

YOUR furniture by» Ainiacenes

at | pelongings.

ae

OT

TELEVISION, RADIOS, for rent in your own home. Same service given to hotels, hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month. i eon Service. .

ee

Tel. 1057.

Maritimes,

r

radio or Hi-Fi. Stateside-trained

child catch up or get ahead

-Germany. Japan.~ storage, - shipping.

Stop

Evening

vr.

LABS

iuP

-UF

WHO ‘moves you is

niture. C.W. ——

make TV, guarantee.

& RADIO

SERVICES

MOVING:

ELECTRONICS

to i Pm can,

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.2-3542

Second

All ]

Allan G. Juhl, director of | the district office of the Immigration wan moat experienced and Naturalization Service’ for concrete and alj| out Forms, etc. Letterheads 8 1 x lL uses only ($8.60/M. Puerto Rico and the Virgin Is10, No. En’ copper filtering system. These materials| $9.25|M. last forever. For free estimates, call lands here, will be transferred 6-5003. . Is shortly to St. Paul, Minnesota. 1566 615 quotation on _any - printed Established At St. Paul, Juhl’s new assignUF 1446 ment will be that of supervisory investigator for the northwestern THE GOSPITAL SUPPLY COMPANY ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING region of the immigration service.

BARGAIN &, 92500. CASH and you're, tn.) ae ae -for..sale. ,

Call]

Avenue,

68

MOVING 24

ue

THESE

Extra

505

‘

9 AM

in High School and College subjeets, specializing in English with continental bilingual teacher..Write box 2521 San Juan. 1742 531

ae

tar”

Will make

~

YOUE

this spmmer.

eoreneesrl ehenietnatnne-ineedetenndiom

aoe ae

cocktail | party’ and date dresses, -sold a!

Berd Miseden

HELP

similar prices. We handle plans. | Te} 2.2374 Low FHA” interest (4-1|2%). No down | 499 ~S

SEIDES TO BE, Latest sue (beaut available.

and-night.

Leén.

any day

technicians.

—- Conversa. French, Eng-

Santurce.

AMERICAN

repair Ninety

appoint-

BUREAUS

thing for phy:

best

T[DIOMAS Spanish,

and

POOLS,

A.V.S,

Mu-

HOME IMPROVEMENT fences,

north Ave. viaivegeiad. Rio Pie-

an,

Wellesiey

by

6-0315 from 2 —:5 PM. ; , UF

Pést Control] Services). Free MOVING? SAVE WITH TORRES. ‘We do Control of insects, rats and fumigation services for homes, business and farms. all types of moving, no matter if it be . ‘Preventive treat|large or small. Moderate prices. Servicesgu: ment acainst termiten 20 years ex: | Muebleria Torres, Fernandes Juncos

‘BEST OFFER TAKES:3 beds (double twins), Hotpoint , chest. ing table, Magi laneous, 855 Esteban Gonzalez, Apt.

FlorenceM.

PAN

TUTORING

6-5429. 715

anwar neoseevice

work. Condado.

ee

coerce

two.

—

Bi-lingual,

ALTERATIONS

seamstress ford Ave.,

and Westinghouse refrigera tor, all in new condition. Telephone 3-7083. 1733 530

San Juan Darlington.

31;

Rey,

or

SERVICE

PONCE:

1512 + EXTERMINATING

RATTAN LIVING ROOM, inciuding tables

Personal

Stop

Hat.

phone

pinged 2-8160,

LA _EXTERMINADORA (Commonwealth | **

ae HOUSEHOLD furnishings, bedrooms, dining room, refrigekator for sale. Call 6-0283 1753 . 531

aes

M.A.

interview

& SERVICE

receivers of any make or mode! yu. guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268

| experienced

tiheatane

for

WOMEN’S

re

Y

PLANTS

and

SALES

WIHLCHEK felevision Service 10 years experience is behind the in T..V_ sevice and repairwon

DRESS ALTERATIONS |

530

washer $75.

kitchen

SAN hour

upright.

AUTOMATIC

2-2947

English,

adults; —in- small for beginners _ or

“THE PLEASURE is yours” when the moving job is ours. Whether you’re movin locally or Stateside. we are equipped CONTINENTAL DETECTIVE BUREAU: to pack and transport most -:ompete: nt Agency in Latin Precious belongings, as a. Night} Patrols, Bodyguards, the dependable care you.‘look for Uniformed Guards, Payroll Escort, Con. | seldom find: Telephone 6-3157, fidential Investigation. 1072 Ferndndez Capitel Transportation, ine — Ave. Tel. Santurce 2-5282, Caguas -cigeoaed Agents for

FRIGIDAIRE, ca

or

SUMMER

3-8400

. DETECTIVE.

Paseo ‘del

1784

for th

nals. Also service for aeiy “without phones. Call 2-3013 San Juan, 2-5060 Ponce. UF 1037

3-7384.

1960 GE FREEZER, 11 cu. ft. Used only four weeks. 3-1363. 1764

Ine:;

Avenue,:

ANSWERING

530

1783_—.

ae

WANTED,

» for children or es

MISCELLANEOUS

FURNITURE FOR SALE 11.5

CLASSES

Spanish,

gg

2 PIECE SECTIONAL, walnut cocktail table and corner step table, dinette set. 21” TV. Norge washer, 1959 Motorola and

Kiko

write,

CALL

Bel

1955 PONTIAC, 4 door sedan. One owner. Also household appliances. K3A San Patricio. Phone 8-1405.

172k

information,

fioz Rivera 1498 | z

3-1363.

must

Grows. = ae = praise. For free listings

1958 CHEVROLET Station Wagon. Air conditioned. Standard transmission. In excellent condition. Teleph > 8-8171 8-4 ’ 1723 ; 64

i

POSITIONS

IN

of #4 | teacher,

oe oa anization

further

steering. power brakes.

Phone a

1718

IA2.

new 70 w. radio—telephone. Specia} system, New battery. dinghy, and with many extras, —— $12,000.

of local yacltsmen who have purchased

-Chevrolet, 2 door, automatic transRadio. Excellent condition. Telephone 2-8966. : 530 3728 ¢

2aoe

at

NS

T.V ‘SOB Over best

SUMMER SCHOOL — Ist-6th Grades. June 20th+July 29th, 8:30—11:30 AM. subjects, including Ft. Lauderdale and Bahia! Mar, re- Elementary grade Art, Music and ames. Limited enrollcognized .as one of the most. compement, Tuition $90. Mrs. W. A. Gruen, tent yacht brokers in the country. We Offer you the fine service that hundreds | 243 Laurel St.,. Punta Las Marias.

$275

1

Products Company,

Sustrial

LANGUAGE

gas’

NOW -— YACHT Brokerage available in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Island: Buy your yacht, cruiser or boat through us -— because we are affiliated with Richard Bertram & Co. of Miami,

SALE

down payment and $44 monthly intallit you can own a brand hew, econémical 1960 FIAT. Just call 3-5190, or pay us a visit at Martorani Motors, Inc., 1402, Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop eres opposite Lottery ee 0

company,

needs college graduate. purchasing. procedures.

1759,

HELP

BUY

FOR

Air

velopment Planning. Up to $8,400. Contact Donn E., Hopkins, Carlota Matienzo Hall, University of Puerto Rico, 3791

WHY

LEAVING

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

refrigerator,

For /information call

®

PART TIME Bookkeepmg Service available. Journals, lédgers, payroll taxes, e‘c. Monthly weekly or hourly rates. 6-0283.

one

bs lined tab can fe petooneinke saactek| 7 College. Personat couple for several months. Please. call 30’ €ABIN CRUISER, completely rebuilt, | ment. Telephone for details 3-6789. ~ just completed. Radio, head, galley, fresh | 1709 ~~ 1758 water “tank, sinks. Chris Craft power, completely overhauled. Automatic con- INSTITUTO .DE tional courses in 1953 0! ee gray 2 door, well maintain- trols. Quick sale $5,500. 2-4245, or see in lish. Classes day boathouse at Quarantine Station, Stop 8%, ed...$490 or offer. 1355 Ponce de es duncos. Dr. McTaggart. Seen car. Call Freeman, 531 | Floor, Stop 19, selling GE eer stove, $60. 1457 1761 &

Secretarial Service, legal documents, contracts, | reports, free pick-up and delivery. og Gini Lobaugh ay or night oF

Phone~

INSTRUCTION

4. BOATS FOR SALE

CARS

load

2

EFFICIENT.

‘FOREIGN

1959 HILLMAN convertible. 7,000 miles. Good new tires. white sidewalls. Excellent ‘condition, Taxes paid. Telephone 2-4945 office hours. Evenings, 3-7384. 1782 —

Public

Stenographer servicing ia Concha, San Juan Intercontinental, others, local transient. ‘Typing, editing, Rig array shorth briefs, Serk reports. Hourly rates. IBM Electric. 1120. Ashford Ave., Muriel Eddy. 2 .

1666

&

3-8254

39 Broadway, Bertone

— Puerto Rico

— Digby 47040

the world

nd, A May 30, 1960° =" THE SAN’ JUAN ‘STAR’ — - Mond

20

Workmen Busy Renovating Don't Lay Trouble For US Seen Probable Meg And Tony's Apartment Blame For In Chiari’s Victory In Panama. Ills To Job LONDON

have

(AP)

knocked

of

Iincess

to

make

a hole

in the wall

Margaret’s

more

as well. Perhaps the best is an 18th century antique, mirror. But I'd rather not give you the full list at the moment.”

Workmen

room

new

for

home

the

cess and her husband, Armstrong-Jones.

Prin-

In

Antony

Into the expanded quarters in Kersington Palace will go the more than 2600 wedding presents, which in¢lude a four poster

bed, a gift from Margaret's

new

mother-in-law.

Armstrong-Jones’ Countess

mother, told a Rosse,

of

the re-

porter: “I’ve given several other things

LYNHAVEN;* Va.

hadn't

been

for

—(AP)—

with

mash—

their

noses.

a

still

as

an

entry

If

under

in

a

state

fair at Greenville, S. C. The teacher said yes. The students gathered materials and built the still.

To

be

eligible

as

an

entry,

quarters

quick

the

still had to be in operating condition. So the boys made a pot of mash. That was as far ag they

Both

the

original door

not

said,

and

spilled

mash

on

their clothes.

eee

eevee

eee

ee

rooms

and

bare

and

are

oo

are In-

to

blame-their

unhappiness,

jobs

insomnia,

he

studies

depres-

York,

the

New

not finished, they will move in with Queen

Mother

Elizabeth

reaction.

and

House,

are

expected

next. month.

for

home of mother.

back

If their

at

years

in new

Clarence

.the

Margaret

her

U.Y.A. May Soon Gel Tract For A Cenier The United Youth may

soon

for

get

a center,

a

of America

tract

according

of

land

to Juan

said he: had

attend-

ed the organization’s meeting last Thursday. After Monagas read his subsequent report on the meeting, he asked that a study be made ofthe possibility of donating a piece of land to

Youth

of

America.

The administration, said Maldonado,- will give the organiza-

tion

all the

under

the

cooperation law,

to

efforts to combat quency.

oo

eee

aid

possible it

in, its

juvenile

delin-

—

er

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read

promotion

that

can

‘your

kill

sicians

a

that

medical

leave

of

her

xiety

inadequacy.’”

and

feelings

many

sure

we and

hear tension

job

has

and

brain

Jobs Mostly

of 24 men, craftsmen

who They on

the

LONS

JOHN

of today DISTILLERIES,

DAVILA LA

GLASGOW,

SCOTLAND

HERMANOS, CASA

DEL

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observance

of

may date

not as

be flown the

~ CINEMA’ Subject To Changer May

30

from

skilled

Buccaneer,

average,

had

been

All

became,

ill

after

RIALTO:

ill. 50’s

~¥

a boss

accustomed,

in been”

each

AZTECA:

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some

The

Journey

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BAYAMON™ INTERNATIONAL DRIVE

the

Texan, Diary of Anne

other

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FAJAEDO

emotional

in

social

financially. Each man was the was dependent upon

pany,

who

strong

guiding:

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to

seemed

life,

be

kind “who his comto

hand, looking

need

and for

a

apemo-

;

seem 4

to

trigger

‘from

his

most

'

~

seen

on

the

job.

symptoms t

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com-

of’ emotional disturbances which are

Hour

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