The San Juan Star (June 3, 1960)

DAILY.

“@

- EXCEPT SUNDAY

‘Vol.

I

107

No. 182

Tel. 3-8400

a

Niki

Second-class postage’ paid at San Juan, Puerto Rice

Offers

Surprise | -

m Launching Ban — Munoz In Status _Attae

All-Inclusive

|Proposal Is m'Sent To Ike

Says Republicans Nowig Trying To Avoid Issue ' By.

A.

W.

MALDONADO

MOSCOW

@)

The

Gov.

Luis Mufioz Marin agcused ‘the| Republican Party yesterday of attempting “to avoid “theA scité. they ‘have been|

planes, lites.

In

$1 Wage Here / “

By vag “STAR

Washington

WASHINGTON

wage

PRIEST

package

Correspondent

— The

minimum

proposal

agreed

to

between Gov. Mufioz Marin and the AFL-CIO: .\won. the endorsement

yesterday

of a House

Labor

subcommittee. But the Commonwealth lost the first round in its battle to prevent

“unreasonable

of making|

in

an

eve

of

a

series

of

on

the

public

hear-

ings starting this morning called by the joint House and Senate committees on _ the plebiscite. The

hearings,

called

for

10

a.m.

if

necessary.

extension of the Fair Labor Standards Act to new categories of workers in Puerto Rico.

“What do the gentlemen of the Republican Party want?” the Governor asked. ‘To deny the

These workers, which the proposed bill would cover, are mainly in large hotels and in retail stores.

people of the a plebiscite?”

As

handed

sion

to

a

close-door

of the full House

Education

and Labor Committee, the promise ~ Roosevelt wage

would

sescombill

apply a $1 hourly minimum

to the island’s new covered workers. Employers would have. a to-

tal of 150 days after the President: signs the legislation to file a pro-

test

to

the

Secretary

of Labor.

The bill provides that the Secretary of Labor may, form a spe(See

ROOSEVELT,

Page

Looking For is “evident,”

“It

swered the

initiative

his

own

Republicans

to

order

Excuse Muioz

question, are

i an-

“that

looking

for

an

excuse—entirely. transparent-

to

avoid

have

the.

been

Mufioz.

plebiscite

clamoring

said

would

“naturally”

issue

of

the

for.”

_ plebiscite

éliminate

the from

status

political

they

the current political campaign. This, he added, would permit

33)

(See MUNOZ,

Page

33)

funds

and

WASHINGTON

with

the

Allan

cen-

ered in Miami, Fla., had been xtended to here and the Virin Islands, came with the comletion

1

local

of

a

two-week

airfields

survey

and

cials.

of

flying

j

G.

Juhl,

head

of

the

district immigration office said yesterday the control is! a precautionary measure because ‘of Puerte Rico’s “geographical proximity” to Cuba, adding it-did | mot mean that illegal «flights

«See paawes jee

33)

°

contribution.

Pre-

of conPresi-

proposal, conprinted Pages,

of to

that

here

visit

to

America.

Revisions

Study

searching

made

the United highlight of

But it contained which started Western

(See

to

revisions diplomats determine

just what had been then proposed

a

and

real

whether step

it

ahead

back. What

(See

Senator

siles at any bases from which planes violate > Soviet airspace. 1 wants to start a war which he Secretary of Defense

mas

S.

Gates,

Jr.

gave

Tho-

this

opinion at the windup of the

Senate Foreign Relations Committee’s inquiry into the

assessed

the

new

threat

By DOUGLAS RICHARDS as a-bluff, because he said he States has extended to Puerto Rico its did not “believe Mr. Khrushchev designed to prevent illegal flights and ir exports of arms to Cuba. : The program requires pilots: BULLETIN mn non-commercial flights to or ever Cuba | /to submit NEW YORK (AP)—The viblight details to ‘the -U.S. Im-4— rant melody of Broadway was nigration'-and Naturalization services by immigration offi- stilled last night by the first as

word

reworking

Diplomats

war bluff a new Russian threat to hurl mis-

The United ontrol program

well

Premier

represented or

immediately

NIKITA,

five

steps

impressed

Page

33)

— The USS. Defense Chief yesterday dismissed as a cold Williams Backs Kennedy WASHINGTON (AP)

Gates

as

satel-

addressed

American

Khrushchev’s.

material for disaster: stritken

orphans’

a

(AP)

mit talks two weeks later.

Aviation Agency. that the program,

first

the

last September Nations as the

Gates Calls Russian Rocket Threat Bluff

downing of a U. S. spy plane

erviceé

the

with

was

wanted children in Rio Piedras, gives $25 check to Chileanborn Desiderio Alvarez, a San’ Juan businessman heading a drive to collect

inside Russia on May 1 and the foundering of the sum-

ederal Word

move,

Khrushchev

In essence the tained in) eight

ORPHANS’ DONATI TO CHILE— Miss Sally Olsen, director of the Rose of Sharon Home for orphan s and un-

The money was the at the Capitol, are ‘scheduled to ‘Chile. Chilean aid story, Page 3.) run through Sunday and longer,

space

dent since the mid-May _Paris summit conference fell apart.

effort

came

surprise

It was tact

to a¥oid the political status plebiscite. Mufioz’ attack

and

bases,

mats in Moscow, including sident Eisenhower.

excuses” | and

“rationalizing”

rockets

a

cover

sea-going

a letter to the leaders of all countries represented by diplo-

accused}

Republicans

the

So-

would

from

Nikita’ S.

Speaking at) a news conference held at La Fortaleza, the Governor

proposal

launchings

ogg Clamoring. for.”

Roosevelt Bil Would Extend

(AP)—The

viet Union proposed yesterday a ban on all means of launching nuclear weapons.

total strike in 41 years. The league of New York Theaters closed all 22 Broadway ‘stage shows in retalation for a ‘hit-and-run strike Wednesday night by Actors Equity. A bitter deadlock over actors’ pensions was at the root of the con-

itract dispute.

will knows country.”

Under agon

(See

agreed

indications—which

GATES,

Page

Kennedy

Democratic presidential minating convention.

the ‘Pentthere

F.

of

Williams of Michigan, head of a 51-vote delegation to the

his

of

end

the

questioning,

chief

strong

be

John

Massachusetts yesterday won the support of Gov. G. Mennen

no-

This declaration by Williams

were

strengthened

he

Kennedy’s

claim -.

to a long lead in the nomination race.

33)

Senate Passes Toxic Drug Bill Okaying Limited Sales The uKaying Senate yesterday approved a new toxic drug bill which, approved by the House in 1957, was amended 128 times by the Senate before it was given final) approval. Sen. Francisco Anselmi, chair- , drug that can be sold without man of the Senate Health and Welfare Committee, explained, yesterday that under this bill Pharmacists are authorized to sell certain drugs without a physician’s prescription. The se; eretary of health, Anselmi said,

will regulate the

quantity

of

a

prescription. The bill does

. not

regulate

the

sale of penicillin. It allows phar-

macists to sell certain drugs without prescription in quantities not to exceed the “normal adult dose for a 48 hour pe a! (See SENATE, Page 33)

|

F

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, June 3; 1960

‘AANKARA

unanimously

Sen.

Lionel

eustody.

members

Fernandez

approval

Sens.

Gilberto

three-

Conception

Mendez

also

said,

in

the separate sections may come highly specialized in various branches of law.

Aside

from

fixing

the

bethe

mini-

mum size of the chambers, and adding a requirement that all cases must be resolved by a majority of the justices of each

chamber, or of the full court, the committee declined to spell out in

more

which

detail

the

rate. The

conditions

chambers

under

would

committee

also

opevoiced

YOUNG

URUGUAYANS

the

views on the opposite sexes in the U. S. A. in story below. (STAR

Guests

of

the

Department

of

Commonwealth + State

here,

their

help

clear

insular government’s Education and Exchange Program. They will remain here for one week, touring the island and visiting courts and educational institutions. Aaron Ratner, the oldest .in the group off the Miami jet, told a reporter he had no trouble making

before

Supreme

Court.

For

Prisoners

LONDON

Only

(AP)

The

Home Office said yesterday prisoners in British jails are now tests

permitted

to. enter

as

the

long

as

not

“obviously

like pine

Caribbean vacations.

A ly

Sunday

prizes

are

unsuitable’— cruises

or

newspaper

announced

Prisoners

con-

a

Al-

quick-

contest

“for

only.”

is

Crackling lin Kose AN UNUSUAL DINNER WINE! Imported

from Portugal.

A Light-bodied a) =

Rosé wine

slightly effervescent -= delightfully different

promoted

friends among “There’s a

through

the

girls in the States. difference between

girls in the North and in the South, though,”’ the 26-year-old said.

“In the South they’re more tanned. With they seem to

Though

sun-

their bright eyes, be very beautiful.’

Northern

girls

in

gen-

eral lack the ‘“‘personality’’ of the Southern belle, Aaron reported he

made

LANCERS

more

friends among

the fair

sex above the Mason-Dixon. “Also in the North, they’re

more

active—and

they’re

close

to

their parents.” Twenty three year old Marta Petrocelli felt called upon to give

a

reporter

an

opinion

American men. “They're nice,

be

more

but

aggressive,”

ory

worl They

by said

the the

“organized’’

BALLESTER HERMANOS Inc.

as Aaron

against

that

imvestigating

finishes

its

be com-

work

and

they

should

arrest was that they..voted the law setting up Menderes’ notorious

the con-

2010

Borinquen

&

fe

not know how many.” There were unconfirmed

reports

|that some had “been discovered in common

graves

and

others

in

in

Ankara

and

Istanbul.

The national unity committee, Col. Alitli said, now holds all the powers of Turkey’s defunct National Assembly, including author-

ity

over

Gursel’s

provisional

bus,

Pittsburgh,

New

Colum-

York,

and

Miami. They were met at the airport by Rafael A. Rubin, of the State Department.

WEATHER FORECAST: San Juan, Ponce and Mayaguez — Considera-

bly

cloudy,

with

seattered

wers today and tonight. Puerto Rico and the

Virgin

Islands—Considerably with seattered tonight.

WINDS: at

from

5

to

15

YESTERDAY’s

the

pretty

RES:

Boston,-

New

York,

cloudy,

showers

Easterly

sho-

today

and

to southerly knots.

HIGH:

89 at =

LOW:

71.

TEMPERATU-

63, 82,

partly

cloudy;

clear;

Philadel-

phia, 85, partly cloudy; Washington D.C. 84, partly cloudy; Miami, 79, cloudy; San Francisco, 62,

clear;

Los

Angeles,

71,

DEPT. STORES

originally

Equipment

@

Caps - Gloves

of $3.7

re

the

and

Tel Tel.

Another

fiscal

for

year.

resolution

was

pass-

obligations.

The

(AP)

oper-

ed authorizing PRIDCO to ineur up to $925,000 in financial Governor

a bill riffs,

Nicaragua

an

million

signed

into law

from and

all tarpersonal

automobiles

brought

exempting household

and

into ‘the island by Federal or i Commonwealth employes trans- | 170 Finally,

|

Rico.

Bills

Received

Mufioz approved a/} exempting the U.S. Armed|}

—Nicaragua yesterday broke off diplomatic relations with Fidel

bill

Castro’s

cies on the island from paying | taxes on articles bought locally.| This will affect’ the Armed For- |

Cuba,

e¢harging

Ambassador chado had

Quintin plotted

acts

the

against

th:

Pino Masubversive

government

President Luis Somoza. Pino Machado went to

of

.Hava-

na Tuesday, leaving two _ secretaries at the Cuban Embassy.

Somoza

said

demanded

leave

the

that

Nicaragua

that

the

has

secretaries

immediately.

Sgmoza -made

announcement

to the. diplo-

matic

corps,

which

he

in to a meeting at the tial residence. Martin Mora, Cuban in charge

of the

_. called |

for

denied

would

leave

Havana.'

a

Association

doctor

20

DALE

will

immedictely

for you.

METZLER

and

other

Federal

agen- i

ces Post Exchanges

so that now ||

they

to

sell

will

be

able

all locally

bought

buy

and ,

items

tax-|

free.

|

According’ to 170

bills

from

the

an

have

aide,

been

Legislature

Governor’s ae

over|!

received for

|)

the |

bout 70 have,

‘deen xetea

& aide

said. ||

measures tion.

dealing

Emergency

© _ With

educa-,

Reaistry

|

Friday, June 3

~ Ambulance

Stop 30 — Hato Rey 6-0262or 6-2222 Ext.

Medical

Forces

ne “today at La}, presiden- |” RE acer ‘Fortaleza,’ Miifioz will sign the secretary | teachers’ pay raise bill and other|

embassy,

secketary

contect 3-3726 €3030

coming

ferred to Puerto

the

Area

budget

With Castro's Cuba MANAGUA,

Industrial

ating

It impossible to lecete. your M.D. in emergency coll 3-2467 end

Insignios

Rico

effects

Tel.

Clothing

Puerto

assigning

ca-

deputies

arrested

a_ legis-

resolution

Her Diplomatic Ties

Professional

Terts

Work

the

Nicaragua Severs

fellow

@

lative

Mufioz Marin

approved Company

it-eould

of the Democrat

immediately

SURPLUS UNIFORMS

©

that

Gov. Luis yesterday Development

Cuba had interfered in Nicaraguan affairs. He said he and his

Blonkets _©@ Reoincosts @ Paratroope: Boots

Camping

clear.

Some

added

—

For Fiscal "61

re-

frigeration chambers of the nationally owned Meat and Fish Board\

not

Chicago,

STATESIDE

UObrere.

y

were

Tll.,

should

Bo.

- 5 2°%

“Some hive “bel

put it,

Rubber Boots © Dress & Work Shoes Canvas Cots Postmen Uniforms

Ave.,

said

infor-

Springfield,

they

Rey.

yet,’’

cabinet members or the caitself, if necessary.

12:30 p.m. YESTERDAY’S

Condado St., Stop 17 Carpenter Road. Hato

details

move binet

Three Stores in the Metropolitan €10 318

no

‘‘and no forn

He

North

and

have

PRIDCO‘MillionGels

‘quickly. ~

Information

binet.

on

future lawyer said. “‘As a matter of fact, you always have to do the work yourself,” she said. Both of these students were most impressed with the ‘“‘capacity of

IMPORTERS

RICO

voted

. ~

will

stand trial on grounds. of violating the constitution.| The specific ground for their

said they

grounds.

an

said,

recommends’. whether

“there’s a feeling of progress.” While in the States, they visited several major cities, including New Orleans, Dallas, Kansas City,

KHAKI!

‘SAN JUAN, PUERTO

had

mation...

Norteamericanos. U. S. was very

and,

_, ARMY-NAVY GOVERNMENT SOLE

“they

on

until

mittee

in the

spokesman held

the colonel,

By BOB BONE Twenty-three young law students from Urugtiay arrived in San Juan from the United States yesterday, after completing a two-month tour ‘of North America.

will

cases

being

‘“‘We

Students From Uruguay Find U.S. Girls A Favorite Topic

amendment

of

were

ing for more. No. Formal

photo by Bob Bone.)

visit

backlog

held

gen-

Committee he

HERE—Future lawyers from +the anti-Menderes riots: before: thé ‘eould run: in-elections which .GurAaron Ratner and Marta Petrocelli arrived from | ‘May 27 coup, had been’ found ‘and. | sel: has promised to organize They give their that the search teams were ‘hunt-} States with 21 others yesterday.

suggested

Commonwealth

retired

Fer

deputies,

Uruguay,

the

heavy

Voted

The

—a

country and contre! the press. firmed widess:¢ad ‘reports : that The colqnet s “that any- of the some bodies of students. killed an}: arrested deputies © found ..infocent

that

the

one

stitution.’ ; Committee of 15 empowered to Ertugrul f ~ Phe spokesn n, Col: prob activities of the ppposition, of the ‘ban: all political activity in™ the ‘Alitli, who is_a member unity committee, , connational

confidence

the

but

ill

A military

de

practice

All

Island of Yassi Ada Sea of Marmora.

quarters of the Legislature will be forthcoming to peg the re quested constitutional amendment onto the regular elections Nov. 8. Gracia and Charles Julia, spokesmen for the Independence and Statehood parties, respectively, on the Judiciary Committee, approved the proposed amendment.

for all of them.”

eral— were held on the exile

Men-

by

Menderes’

party were.in

desperately

chairman of the committee, expressed belief that the

necessary

from

J/Democrat

that

ERIE:

expansion to nine almost certain.

dez, also

parliament

justices,

yesterday

pantry

an is

seven

colonel’ said, enough room

nen

is

said

time, because the “we did not have

All 404 former deputies to

membership

ns ini

court

senators

y trial.

into

a large number~of these originally :

a held had been freed after a. short

nr emer

the

but

court

to

en

of

high

over-

government

eg

the

Present

Menderes’

thrown

eee

divide

Adnan

~omaaperee nee = ce

will

govern-

pra reper pe

Court into sections composed. of no less than three justices each. It is expected that the proposal, if ratified by the voters of Puerto Rico in a referendum, chambers.

(AP)—Turkey’s new

ment, directly controlled by a military com-mittee of national unity, pushed ahead yesterday with plans to bring supports of

in favor of splitting the Commonwealth Supreme

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reported

Se

For Political Trials; All Deputies In Exile

By HAROLD J. LIDIN The Senate Judiciary Committee

«

Turks Speed Plans

Senate Body Backs Split Of High Court

and

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SAN JUAN

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i Believes Press

Ethics

Should Be TheControl By A. W. MALDONADO Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin said yesterday that newse papers should prohibit themselves from making public the names of rape or. seduction victims. They should not be

facing the people of Vieques

and denied a union charge that “Puerto Rico has become a hav-

plants.”

for runaway

The Governor and newspapers

stressed that | news other

media should be prohibited from using the name of rape victims so as to protect the reputation

the

victim

But, this 4 should be “voluntary

Paper.”

Useful As An Excuse. Legislation prohibiting it, the sovernor added, could be used

CASALS - - - the master creates a festive mood

Audience Expected Opening Of Casals Festival

Glittering HS

S.rong

Pablo famous

is

expected

international

to flavor:

have

a

June

Casals will set aside his cello for the evening to

conduct the Orchestra in

62-member a program

22.

It

will

Mozart ‘Casals will join violinist Christ ian Ferras and tenor Leopold Simon-

Kempff

featured soloist. The Festival will

will

run

include

be

through two

con-

secutive nights of concerts followed by two days of rest before the

Festival that will

next

concert.

orchestra

Tomorrow

night

Kempff

and

Central Chile Aid Committee Is Headed By Luis Bonnet Puerto

Rico

has been aid’ from

to disaster-stricken

Chile.

352

Fortaleza

Juan. The 3-5304.

St.

in

telephone

Old

San

number

is

them.

Financial

can be orders

made by payable

Ayuda a Box 494, the

contributions check or money to “Fondo Pro

eee —we

Re

NT mem ecm RRR aa aie oe pea!

blankets,

bed

the

linens,

collection

because

and

Puerto

Architects,

also sent to Chile; Lions Club, $500, to Council

of

$2,000,

The

charitable

‘of

of gamlary

used

Tre-

Fajardo:

va-

High

-

is

Ponce:

Mayaguez:

Se

Handel,

a

pro-

Rameau,

and Mendelssohn.

Other concerts will be conducted

a member of the Budapest Quartet, and Juan José Castro, the Argencomposer.

Other during Arrau,

soloists

“

who

will perform

the Festival are Claudio piano; Maureen Forrester,

contralto; Mieczyslaw Horszowski, Piano; Andrés. Segovia, guitar: Walter

Trampler,

viola;

John

Wummer, flute; Nicanor Zabaleta, harp, and Puerto Rican sopranos

Graciela Rivera and Maria Esther Robles. The Maryland University

Chorus will also take part. Casals

in seven either as

himself

will

now

“studying”

the

Senate

bill

‘after

having approved it in preliminary back for calling it vote, but reconsideration.

by Alexander Schneider, | the Festival’s assistant director and

tine

is

family. The

take

Munoz the

refused

House’s

of the twelve concerts conductor or as cellist.

having

on

approved

the bill with a typographical “error” in it that /would | have authorized a life sentence pen-

alty.

The

bill

as

it) now’

stands

fixes a minimum Sentence of two years, but no. maximum sentence.

Problems

Turning

to

other

Serious

out that a tourist hotel, to be ploy

in Vieques,

“many

hundreds.”

Helicopter

service

will emthere.

from

the

June

3

to talk to

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2:31

5:31

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pointed

out

deal

that

close in to come . the

IUE

for an intensive organicampaign in Puerto Rico with

the

rushing

“runaway

to

the

island

to evade responsabilities mainland.”

Dr. Benitez To Receive

NYU Honorary Degree University

Chancellor

of

Puerto

Jaime

Rico

Benitez

will

receive an honoris causae doctorate degree in law next week from New York University. Be

nitez

will

deliver

the

NYU

gra-

speech.

duation

The Chancellor will speak on “The U. S., Latin America, and

Puerto

an

Rico. ”

honoris

Benitez

York

He

was

causae

gree in law Polytechnic

matters,

Mufioz said that the economic problems of the people in Vieques are “serious.” |He pointed

Mujfioz

seeking on the

|

Vieques

constructed part

to ‘comment

is the time

Tides

9:42 a.m

*

featuring

Mozart

in

her

comprised

2:57 a.m, 2:48 a.m. 4:08 a.m. Low

3an Juan:

erchestra

or

organizations.

Friday,

Mayaguez:

gram

the

her

Chur-

TIDES

San Juan: Fajardo: Ponce:

and

The House has approved a bill prohibiting the publication of a rape victim’s name and any details that might identify

Corp., $25;

‘Evangelical

committee

eau

San Juan Chile; The

Atlantic Ocean Beach

medi-

gulstions in Chile. 7 At the meeting Wednesday

aT

the

of civic,. business, religious. and

cines, coffee, tea, canned goods, and powdered milk. The committee agreed to discourage

inmates;

in.,Wa-

offices...

Chilean, Embassy

clothing

from

Rico Bar Assn., $2,000 sent directly to Chile; "the Assn. of En-

to to

shington has asked for cencen- tration on financial contributions first and then the following:

$200

ches, $80; Seafarers International Union, $200; and Abarca Warehouse Corp. $200.

Chile,” and mailed San Juan, or sent

eommittee

The

Sally Olsen, prison missionary at the Rio Piedras Penitentiary,

gineers

The committee will pick up donations and packages and label

and individuals anfollowing contribu-

tions: :

‘Trae committee is headed by Luis Bonnet and has ‘its offices at

rious groups nounced the

,

A central committee aprointed to channel

than .those intended in® the law. (The STAR _editorialized against the bill Wednesday.)

to

awarded

doctorate

de-

by the San German Institute in 1950.

will

depart

for

New

tomorrow.

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ence

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The fourth annual Festival sais will open tonight at

a government

Caribair

flights on an experimental in September.

plants.”

Molla Furniture

At

“a

by

months.

he ada year

*nesday, that enterprises. coming to the island are “runaway

@

et

family.

Vieques’

Union of Electrical Workers, made in Monticello, N.Y., Wed-

Gifts

PABLO

and/ her

prohibition, he. said, by the exercised ethics of ie) jmews-

solving

The service, not start for

The Governor strongly denied ‘charges by the International

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of

toward

or 18 start basis

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en

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Flaying U.S, Khrushchev Firm Tells Fomento | Pats Americans On Back It Will Go Because | Of Strike Violence THE,

oro

th a

$y

WASHINGTON

making

(AP)

public

the

letter,

viet Premier Nikita S. Khrush. ehev has written four Democra-

he regarded it as an denial of ‘the facts.”

tic U.

chev

leaders that S. government

“doctrine

of

charge

the

“was

not

had

American

peo-

ing.

Khrushchev

Soviet

with

wrote

Union

will

a policy

tence,

but

“The the

letter

that

the

torpedoed

two

came

the

forward

it

the

government seeks

not

of

relations

countries

those

positive

achieved

can

relations

year

and

im-

between

our

but

were

to

within

which the

as

result

of our meeting and President Eisenhower

talks with during my

visit

States

to ‘the

United

“We

know,

of

vocation

now

however,

last

government not created

‘people, with

proclaimed

ditions

of

traditions Jefferson,

it

is

great

the

not

line

democratic

tra-

May

30,

was

letter,

made

battled

that

the

was

summit

of

‘tor-

off

by

government

at-

church center.

provinces

sdurces_

within

said

five

Stefan

was

assumed

the

Zielona

incident was discussed. Zielona Gora, a city

before

dated

of

by

1945 was

Gruensberg,

After Poland

Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, one of those who wrote Khrushchev just as the summit conference was collapsing in Paris May 16. Johnson told the Senate, in

the in

Gora

of

50,000,

German

town

Lower

Silesia.

took it over

in 1945,

it was settled by deeply religious Poles from the eastern territories

taken

over

by

the

Roman Catholic this account of the

Local

authorities

Soviet

Union.

sources clash:

gave

the

free

of

Communists

world

to the

cold

leader

said.

had

in

to

the

put

war,”

desire

an

the

end

majority

take

over

church

a -building

as

to

coso

Wire

Co., a screen manufacturer

in Hato

a the

International

to

several

crowd

hurled

numbered

which

by

to

the

con-

Monday drove

had

grown

persons.

-rocks

Electri-+

at

The

the

out-

police.

plant

the

has

been

NLRB

company.

closed

and

Spokesmen for

producéd

will

pull

of

elec,

election

has

Allegations

a Board hearing union charge of

on June company

dismissed.

TUE The

of

13, A inter-

Liberty

were

Rico.

stop

|

pro-

is

| if

the

Wednesday, : the

union

|

election, at

the International Metalloids s | tory in Toa Alta by a 34/ te |

Wire

organizing:

the

The

a representation

Boweraft.

\._vrous

as

latter

Rico.

mett

to

reported

Puerto

4 vote, while union swept

a

|

-De-

of the New company to

coincides with .2 call by interna tional IUE ¢° -retary Al Hartfor

a

testing expahsion York Wire Cloth

‘| won

C-™paigns at

‘of

parent firm of Liberty Wire. The tempo of IUE organizing has picked up recently in Puer-

«

episode

Liberty Wire

photestats

leaders

ference with the organizing drive '|to was

Rico +

c¢ember 30, 1958 article from the York,-Pa. Gazette, which. IUE

union violence will be aired’ at

campaign

Housewife

plans

flight to Puerto tronics firms. “

been set pending settlement. of unfair: laber charges filed by

hall

hundred

of

IUE-AFL-Ci0o.

the requested

building

crowd,

expansion

production workers. No date for

Police arrived but could not cope the

cancelling

Union

Workers,

The

morning. A group of women the workmen away. with

it is

since March 2 by the IUE, which seeks recognition fer the - 67

used

parish

that

out of Puerto Rico due to alleged strike violence by the cal

the te

last week; ’ a vietory~ "at!

of .Puerto:;

Ric ~b

alleged:

Claims Taxicab

A young Puerto Nuevo housewife told police yesterday she

was

raped

and

his

by a

friend

taxicab

driver

Thursday

night...

velt Aves. anit asked the driver}.

to, take her to her home. Police are looking for a blue-j Instead, however, she said, and-white cab, probably indepen- cab drove off down Franklin dently

with

operated,

the

alleged

According

attempted

Liberty

rence was any confidence that Rey, has advised Fomento general manager Teodoro Mos-

modeling

set

The

confe-

clash

as news of the new religious outbreak spread through Warsaw. It

nation,

public

police

with his bishops and other advisers

of Washington and Lincoln and Franklin

Premier’s

(AP)— Roman

Cardinal WySzinski, head of the church im Poland, met yesterday

Roosevelt.” The

thing

at

to

issues

vert it into a community center. Workmen were sent to begin re-

Church

the

in

American

walked

refusing

basic

throughout Monday in the ~-provincial capital of Zielona Gora in a

pro-

by

statement

“who

after

only

pedoed’

It was the second such outbreak

the

and

and _

in the Polish weeks.

of the U.S.A. was by the American

that the

that

aggression

meet--

tempts to take over a_ building for a community

September.

doctrine

this

man

“The

his

States

summit

Poland

Catholics

last

a

a

WARSAW,

Soviet-Ameri-

especially

the

Paris

s

destroy

results

in

has

to

United

said

from

renewed

of

Catholics, Police Battle In New Polish Outbreak

coexis-

unfortunately,

that

prove

carry

of peaceful

present

shown

that

declared:

U.S.A.,

D.

the

Johnson

ple.”

out

negotiate on the war and peace.”

Senator noted that Khrushin

and

which

by

The

present follows a

aggression

Provocation”

created

the

that

“arrogant

hailed

the

to

cab

in

connection

crime. the

at

woman,

about

she

Roosevelt

Ave.

and

{

thé

oe

D.]

suddenly:

. ; stopped behind another car. She said the driver forced her‘to go!

9:30 into

the

other

car, where

Were

1 a

“Following

this

they

le

ti

er

there, she said, and drove away. She then found help and went home, otherwise uharmed.

a mari |’

Detectives

are

ti

|

| 1

investigating.

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Dope Case Retrial Granted ‘Johnson For President’ Group By Boston. Circuit Court By DOUGLAS

RICHARDS

dence,

charge

Federal

one

court

year

ago

following

a

“basic”

to the

Judge

Wood-

defendant's efforts to combat the

Victor Salgado Salgadi, 37, of Rio Piedras; convicted on a narGotics

it was then

-

government’s However,

in

stermy

bury,

in

his

dissenting

Ruiz such

Nazario evidence

opinion,

trial during which defense at- Sided with U. S. District Judge torney Gerardo Ortiz~del Rivero as the the defendant Pictured

did not other—

U.S.

by -the

retrial.

a

granted

‘in as

holding that to the moral

character of the undercover agent

victim of a “frame-up,” has been

affect —one way or the the substantial rights of

the defendant, He

criticized

court, errors

the

appellate

stating that unless | trial are “serious,” the court

should

not

dmple

evidence.

reverse

a

exercise

its powers

conviction.

based

to

on

|

Both appellate decisions were dated May 27 and were received

in the Federal Court

late

Tuesday.

By HAROLD J. LID

case. Chief

in San Juan

Creation the

of a “Johnson

chairmanshi p

of

for President”

restauranteur

House

backing the White| ™ ational form.

hopes

of Texas

Sen.

Lydon Johnson include trea-

surer Gustavo Acevedo Char-

don, and secretary Idalie Colon. Reportedly group

is

the new

aligned

to

Democratic the

so-called

Benicrat faction, which supports Statehood. A second Democratic faction,

Party

steered

by former

legislator

Victor

Franqui,

favors

Popolar

Gutiérrez

continuation

pro-Commonwealth

plank

of

in

a

the

club ‘by a group of local Democrats, Sc human, was announced here.

Democratic

party

plat-

The latter group has not formally shown a Democratic

preference candidate

for any although

convention

A

considered Stevenson ‘The pro-statehood

faction

of José

shied from support for

the group’s adorned

left

him

Mufioz

tez.

a

Benitez

has

also

photos

of

Sen.

with

Kennedy

and Benitez claims sweep| will

insure

recognition for ‘his group by the

OF

visit

hesitant

committee.

here

administration,

PUBLIC ing the case

for a new

prominently

Governor,

identified

boycotted

the

as

At

the

same

time,

the

Committee

appeal-

late court rejected a similar appeal by Angel Paz Morales, convicted on ai narcotics charge nearly five years ago; and sustained the judgment of thé U. S. District

Court

in

Issue:

San

secretary

of

the

in the Democratic

State Committee

prior to his split with Benitez.

not

Juan.

Admissibility

evidence

concerning

homosexual

posedly cution

made

advance

by the

witness—

an

an

al-

sup-

star proseundercover

agent of the Investigations

Office of Special — and involving

the

was

defendant,

testimony. | ‘ederal Judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario ruled. against admissibility of the proposed. testimony secondary. |

itical status of Puerto Rico.

Attorney) Ortiz, however, having promised the jury to produce

,

Calls It “Basic”

Aldrich,

whe

ty opinion, agreed that, having promised to produce the eyi-

Talks

NEW DELHI (AP) sending a two-man

Peiping

Red

June

China

on

6

for

— India team to talks

disputed

with

border

eas as a result or recent disussions |here’ between Premier. hou En-Lai and Prime Minis-

er Nehru. The

two

vf

i

by All interested persons are invited to be present at these . - public hearings, which will continue during Saturday,

©:

wrote the appelate court’s majori-

iis

of the

}

%

cessary in |an -effort-to-1 the prosecution: ‘witness.

indian-Chinese

have

e covert

peal that such “evid

Bailey

of Representatives: which

House of Representatives, for the purpose of receiving testimony in connection with this legislation, dealing with me pol-

against the ‘undercover agent as

Judge

Appointments nd the Special

at ten o'clock in the morning, in the Hearings Room

admissible. as

such testimony. —with:. suggestion of a it implied )—

|

House

are

\. =

San Juan, Puerto Rico, this Ist. day os june 1960. +S

uo

RIGUAL

os

|

House of Representatives

C. TORRES, ; Secretary

,

Senate of Puerto Rico } 1

China

expert Jagat S. Mehat and historian Dr. S. Gopal,

Sun-

ae and’ Monday the 4th, 5th and 6th of June,

NESTOR

the

the

Kennedy

pro-statehood

under consideration the bills filed i 2 both Legislative Chambers for the purpose of authorizing the holding of « a plebiscite in connection with the political status of Puerto Rico, and for the implementation of said plebiscite, will hold joint public hearings beginning Today Friday the Third of June, 1960

At issue! in the Salgado case was the question of whether or

leged

of the

with

Democrats, the same post he held

HEARINGS

The Committee on Intericr Government, and Impeachment Proceedings of the Senate

on a split 2-1 decision, with Chief Judge Peter Woodbury dissenting.

the Bent

A number of the Democrats in pro-Commonwealth faction,

treo

PUERTO

?

trial came

1959

of

said

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY JUDGE RUIZ NAZARIO

in

about

: announcing its open banquet. any one ‘hopeful. But, Rep.. Herminio Concepcién, a Santurce headquarters Popular Party member continues

John Kennedy, that

rooters. (Democratic

credentials

Kennedy

several of its leading members are the

is

wnidex

Charles

Other officers in the local+-

movement

COMMONWEALTH

Court of Appeals for the First Judicial Circuit. The order vacating Salgado’s seven-year sentence and remand-

-

Formed By Democrats Here

——

RENN

vy

es

rmit' Gan

and

the

seven-na-

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indeed

the

Furonesn

steel community

onal

as well.”

The six Common market members, France, West Germany, Italy and the Benelux countries, also form the Coal and Steel Community and Euratom, an orgamization for development of peaceful uses of atomic energy.

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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL FINANCE COMMITTEE

quoted

listed on Exchange

re

i

Chal

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R-5 lot, one short block from

1170 sq. meter

and

Chem

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the

joined

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mo-

airlines,

declined,

and

gained

unchanged.

Con

FOR

nietals

rails,

issues 479

Smelt

35.85N 34.17N

and

drugs and mail order-retails closed mixed. Air-crafts and petroleums were moderately lower, while some of the electronics were sharply lower.

Cyan

i

steels

The

Am

FUTURES

6-3681,

the

nonferrous

the

Am

Hig!

40

and

Cost

18, to 20

ae N-Nominal.

by

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$56.13 its best rise since May 19 when it rose’ the -same amount. Based on this index,

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San-

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with

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Jue 3, 1960

tn

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ceed

important that you are most care-

is ‘a very adverse

day for forcing ful in your day

and

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work throughout the

evening,

loss

or there

or

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damage.

be

None-

vely instead: CAPRICORN

20)

Whether

(Dee.

22

in personal

UMA

To -; Road,

marks ing starting at 4 p.m. Saturday, June 4, at the

to

=

or

ss

Se

viaae

ARIES

(March

21

to

April

19)

those big plans in

OTERO

tang.

22 to

22)

It

into

be a

the

good

fastest deal

way

prove quite disastrous

of

trouble.

Be

cheerful instead and look into new

problems

and efficiency. TAURUS ‘Apr. 20 ta May 20) You |are anxious to be with a new i in order to gather vital data| which you-believe he, or she, will give you. However, it would} be the height) of wisdom to listen to the advice’ of close ties.

you will be-fed properly.

GEMINI (May 21 te June 21) Rather than ‘follow the ideas of an

overly

amic

might

cause you

wisely

or

tions,

go

follow

expert

to

against

advice

partner. Await an welcome. missive

21)

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who

invest

un-

own

inclina-

of

trusted

unexpected and from afar. Be

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July

one

(June

22 to

of those

days

when associates are putting through certain ideas and system that will ‘benefit you not at all. Do not be

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now Quickly

of long

stand-

you solve all your problems ideally, possibly a partner. P. P. M. enjoy a sumptuous dinner.

journey

or looking

into

some

gos-

ex-president

accrue

to partners

and

even

tide.

Board

ceo

of Directors

Ro,

Parent-Teachers

the

fa

of

the

Alliance.

entertainment

local

program

the

year

for the

UMA’s

the

be-

last-

Li-

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and the

Association

of | the “Cafeteros de Puerto Rico,” S| em the read te iuchanan, start-

out-

P.. M. retire early.

of the

fore their summer recess ing through August.

PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) While the’ benefits now seem to

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(Nov.

2

are

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may

permit

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energy

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are

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center

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you

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acces

cemamions

THE

the

background

is Fernando

Zegri, father of the bride

Miss Zegri Repeats Vows In Family Chapel By

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Miss Pollyana Zegri

ra

and

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day

Lt.

Gregery

were

at

married

an

The

Most

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James

performed

assisted

by

Msgr.

the

Juan

from

Champagne

Court

in

with

seed

their

length

toasts Martin of the

Puerto

Rico,

and the Hon. Luis Negron Fernandez, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. The wedding cake

Davis,

Catholic

was

in

ceremony

and

was

de

decorated

plants

gardens.

Supreme

chapel

P.

was

and

were made by the Hon. Travieso, former Judge

morning

of the San Juan

Diocese,

own

Bush,

private

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Wednes-

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ceremony in of her home.

Bishop

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Serve-

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the

form

cut

of

with.

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groom’s

The wedding breakfast and reception were held at the home of the bride’s parents in Guay-

Miss

the

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wore

attached

to

a

short

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orchids. She carried a silver rosary brought to her by Bishop Davis from the Pope.

Her

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aunt,

Mrs.

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gown Jace

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tulle

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CUTTING THE CAKE—Newiyweds, Lt. and Mrs. Gregory Bush, cut their wedding cake which was shaped like a flower garden, with his- sabre. The couple will

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WEDDIN G CEREMONY: “Miss Pollyanna Zegri repeats her wedding vows with Lt. Gregory Bush, USN, at a ceremony held in the Zegri’s private chapel in Guaynabo with The Most Rev. James P. Davis, Bishop of the San Juan Catholic Diocese, assisted by Msgr. Juan de Dios Lopez and Capt. Joseph Geary, USN chaplain at

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se

t

STAR —Friday, June 3, 1960

he

be

W

15th Anniversary Open House Launches Y Drive]

OPEN

HOUSE—Mrs. Maria A. ‘Calderén,

Mrs. ‘Gua

A.

de Gonziler, Miss

doza

de Muficoz Marin,

rez and

Mrs.

Mrs.

Matilde

Muimoz, Mrs. Dolores de Cardenas,

Gisela Rios, left to right,

Mrs. Celia Pé-

sample the sandwiches and cakes

buffet. The occasion was the YWCA’s 15th anniversary open which- launched a drive to raise funds for 2 new building.

house

at the

Wednesday,

‘Ann Landers Says

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Please

ANN

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' problem. Tve been going with a fellow who used to} own, but no—they just sit and gawk. It makes live in town, but he moved there 25 miles out several weeks very uncomfortable.

ago. We high

are

school

both

18,

and

him

him? — FRIDAY

DATE.

‘DEAR DATE: They “tag along” at his imvitation. This boy

back

is. en

the

shy

side

and

doesn't

want to be alone with you.

me

Why

a lot and

hate to|i

I can take

his re;

not

suggest

double-dat-

PONCE—The Ponce ing Club, celebrating

fourth

anniversary,

er exhibition of the Ponce

held

days last week.

The

paid

by

of

Lamd

observanee The

a flow-

in the inside patio City Hall, for two

2

tribute

Gardentheir

Gardening

exhibit the

was

club

plans

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the

city not

only

he’s béen

driving m

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longer

The

club’s

is composed ladies: Mrs.

Board

of

Directors

of the Herminia

following M. Bos-

emo,

to

Mrs. Sofia Meléndez; secretary, Mrs, Sara Wazquez; under-secretary, Mrs. Mary Pomar; Treasurer, Mrs. Lolita Valdivieso,

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Mena

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“Pearl of the South,” but: also the “Garden of Puerto Rico.”

in

Week.

Club

to

seniors.

It is understood that we save Friday evenings for each other. moved

I like

GUEST BOOK: Doma Ines signs the YWCA’s guest boek at the Open House launching the Y’s fund raising drive. Watching are, Mrs. Pete Sutherland, Mrs. Leo Carmaine, Mrs. Rosita Alfaro and Mrs. Demetrio Lausell, chairman of the drive. (STAR photes by Betty Knorr).

Ponce Garden Club Holds Flower Show

4

arn a at aE

YWCA

Monserrate Deliz, Mrs. Joseph Czerniewiez, Puerto Rico’s first lady, Dofa Inés Men-

& his combo.

MICO is

So-

LONLON

GILMORE

(AP)

expect

nothing.” “What suddenly writer.

Daily

ror.”

“and

your horses.” “Ah,” the

“they're

not

“I

I see

a lot

Queen

so

this

meeting

the

of

“Twelve week,” off.

press

Britain. The Queen and her husband, Prince Philip, have often met foreign newsmen, and = some journalists,

abroad.

relaxed

news

do?” the another

Queen sports

of

the

years,

have

you

as

and

A

ror

who

going

to

the

Johansson-Patterson the

world

QUEEN a

ELIZABETH II ..meets British press

son,”

photographer.

The Queen and her husband asked most of the questions. “I didn’t recognize you without your camera,” Philip told

talking

her

Philip

heard

about

a

Queen

horses—one

favorite

to

the

said

At been

newsman:

San Juan

Johans-

Wilson.

He

ad-

times those relations a little strained.

as

why

bill

have

the

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is

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Party

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carries round

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China

who

shop

him. *

Republicans for

bull

affairs

this unity.

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the

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Baptist

Congregationalist Jack Kennedy. +

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or

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to

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some-

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parallel

of

it

the

might

popular

party

make

He

campaign or some

fight other.

contest

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on

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group

with

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closely

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Eichmann

captured

now

by

faces

charges

trial

of

Jews.

as

talk

about

his

in

Details

newspaper

saying

agents

Israel

murdering

capture, which ended search, have not been

The

recently

Israeli

of

Eichmann.

his

a 15-year disclosed.

quoted

mother

six

Klaus

refused

to

‘National

wrong No

is

individual

sense

to

Pur-

of

indivi-

support

a

col-

made

unassailable

such

on the mind

of

man...”This

is

creature

other

“eternal

would

feel

getic.

Values

the

values,”

scientifically now

apolo-

are

simply

preferences,

and

only

creature

on

earth

for

whom the moral law is natural law. Man was conceived as having, of course, a large dimension in which he«has affinity for

justice, the

truth,

it

could but

am

a

expert,

and

your

ediand and

rest

animal human

he

of |

without

thought,

contentedness »

thought

man

was

a

sense

of

of

not

himself

empty,

he

mission—unac-

complished, of course. Out of a sense of individual emptiness | no effective National Purpose

can

emerge:

-That

any.

is

it

seems

considerations

tional

an

why

Purpose

honest

of

should

facing

of

that

the

Nas

start

with

the _ ques

tion: Does the reality of a man note one single thing the police correspond to the image of him or the government has done to. as portrayed by psychelogy and

suffer

through

done

the

financial bad

anything.

If they

would

losses

traffic

record,

Why? correct

just

one

thing, or improve just one safety factor, it would-show some interest. For instance, take the traffic signal at Stop 22. Whoever wired those lights up knew NOTHING about

lights

their

are

proper

in

use

use.

in

Such

Denver,

|

there

happiness.

dual,

had

the

values”

was.

be not

While as

and

“eternal

which,

accidents rate your people suffer. First, I have not been able to

who

|

In the. past we could comfortably speak of “natural law” because man, unlike animals, was conceived as dual. And it is his: duality that makes of him

Paper reported this week. The Frankfurter Allgemeine said one of its reporters found improve safety. Also, the drivers the son, Klaus Eichman, 24, liv- seem not to learn anything from ing near Buenos Aires, Argen- .your high accident rate. Neither tina. have the insurance companies, was

the

ity.

R.

torials, letters to the editor items about the traffic death

the

geographical

TRAFFIC

followed’

with

man is one more animal with an intelligence higher in degree but not different in qual-

a program

I

wrong

mission

and

*

safety

ON

PURPOSE

alien language to. modern America. : A man _ speaking today of “abstract justice,” “natural law”

Under

newspaper.

traffic

Missouri

*

MACLEISH

is

is

His

is-

P.

¢

has impressed

Sir: I have enjoyed greatly . the last few months vacation in your lovely island, also your very in-

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — The son of former Nazi Adolf that

‘a

concerned with Puerto Rico’s real problems, they~ could run a blindfolded Mr. X. and get my support. . Elvin M. Schelin

me-

Ctiy,

are principles of abstract justice which the Creator of all things

fiaid

of the to deal

Bondi

Kansas

upon

which.

a

real

complete

expressions as Marshall’s; “There

with Kennedy candidate and

will

: j

but as a result of man having lost the concept of himself

said

face

di-

lective moral purpose. (Democracy is a moral purpose.) This emptiness comes about, not as a result of present comforts,

the Sun.” I don’t see why Mufioz has to pick a crown prince —so long as the Populares are

Dead Since 1945 says

dual

natio-

still

in

Michael

emptiness.

For.

military security, civil rights, foreign

Guarantee

Father

Eichmann

reflects pose. What

Yet this is what the statehooders offer — one simple panacea — “Becoming No. 51 Will

the

diagonally,

Nothing

a

election

ALL

National Purpose itself. But something is obviously wrong with modern America, and this

out

be

auto

Sir:

champion,

his

certainty.

Son

Thought

Some-

new,

polities,

the

in

NATIONAL

efficaciously.

foot. in

Walk” on NO ONE

against

on

ARCHIBALD

as

of

on

Next, other

red lights for directions, with

*

-

difficulties

all

safety.

latter

Santurce,

million

ses

thing

allow

comes-voluntarily

knew

es

Stu

will

call

since

under

ial campaign

8s

must

the

when

The

they never will as long as he was

virtues

They

that

signs

contiover-

the

cross

“Walk”

them. I doubt that the Democrats would base their hopes on the single suggestion of curing all the ills of the United States by uniting with the British Empire and letting Queen Elizabeth worry about them.

the

to the

with

to

strength

gadget

for

left

deal

Co.

anyone

leadership.

more

his

not

to

Third, in ALL

angle,

policies

carrying

—and the ability pective candidates

minority

task

when

A—Absolutely. Wrecking

refuses

as

¢€

Khrushchev with

the

of

the

get

sues nances,

Indepen-

z\Eichmann’s

with

A monument

Oregon,

SY

Yankee

he walloped Wayne Morse

Maryland

than

hailing Midget *

the

to the greatest of human —faith, hope and charity. *¢

are The

of

sticky

electoral

chanisms

Khrushchev returns to Moscow. He boasts they never laid a glove on him in Paris and what’s more,

*

schedule:

crats “Jack,

only

legislative

to arrange

AANA

Bureau

Q—Isn’t

say

national

*

KNEBEL

a-

*&

an

the

accept

in

light

rections. Then,. when pedestrians cross, they can cross in any direction, many even go at an

that

unbeatable?

to

basis

to

the

the citizenry, apart from political parties, to force the plebiscite. And the Popular leaders are relearning that elections are much simpler

FEVER

Washington

prepared.

only

own *

time

B

The

electoral

the

the

trying

of Mufioz’ party so

policies

does

.

are

are

Walk” green

still with “Don’t ways. That way,

traffic. traffic

Eisenhower, has “introduced his successor,” Nixon — but this

Din

din

cooperation

not

also devise

TKO

BY (FLETCHER

ZOMWWWAAS

the

parties

The Republican Party le#islators, while somewhat feebly insisting they are still devoNQQQQ

Unreal

the

nal

balloting. Getting

sessioa.

WW WNW

To

unreal

government

them

prefer.

that

unacceptable.

with

or

taleza door. To take the

contest rules

bill is loaded

the

undemocratic

—

make

ing

dentistas, who will likely tell the public today that no referendum can be held unless the island is first cleared of all U. S. troops and United Nations aides authorized to supervise

Switch

this

are

the

is

“me too” type of campaign, it would appear that this is the only choice for anyone else try-

says.

to the

Awww

through a

he

Add

Adding

This strange switch began to take shape as soon as Gov. Munoz Marin announced the proposal last month. His Popular followers shifted from their long aversion to plebiscite and his legislators grimly set themselves to

push

Munoz

the proposed

booby-traps,

insisted on the need for a status referendum — the Statehood Republican Party. Expected to suggest procedural amendments are witnesses from a party that has already indicated it would boycott any plebiscite— the Independence Party.

Strange

by

that

that so

Admitting

government proposal would include any status requested by ten per cent of the electorate. In fact, Statehood Party President Miguel Angel Garcia Mendez says the Populares have gone to all the trouble of drafting the plebiscite just to “stave off a plebiscite.” That’s

plebiscite is not needed— the Popular Democratic Party. Protesting the bill will be spokes- men for a party which long has

Fortaleza In Focus

outlined

claim

way, both

has

to

these

By HAROLD J. LIDIN tees of a plebiscite,

(Munoz)

“Don’t

ccnmane

one way, red the other. green light for traffic the

confusion

public endorsement

on

Merry-Go-Round

One of the oddest dramas in local legislative history twists into a new phase today when public hearings on the plebiscite bill began in the Capitol Building. The ideas intended to make a plebiscite on status an electoral possibility will come from witnesses of a party which claims the

he

First,

directions, with

suggestion and wonder, therefore, why some of the opposition has not. adopted the obvious solution of giving battle

may improve relations between the press and the palace.

of

subjects—he

for

The British press hailed the precedent-setting press reception as a good omen, saying it

day.” When

answered

on

ner.

Fe-

whelming _I

ded that the Swede had knocked Patterson down seven times in their previous meeting.

“No Sir,” replied the lensman, “lm all cleaned up to-

conference.

bit

the

popular that they will be nued in office by such

: a

the

island . politics. I sentence, “So far

and practices

cham-

° have

— is

Kremlin)

the

fight

heavyweight

pionship. “I'd

win

to

our governors and administrations will be a succession of hand-picked autocrats (a la

Prediction

was

of

in the

known,

here

Philip then asked _ sports writer Peter Wilson of the Mir-

|

is

imply

Oaks—the national classic for fillies were both run this week.

But

relation

never introduced his successor.” Just what is that supposed to

moved /

Derby

There they make a REAL tribution to safety, in this

otherwise a logiPuerto Rico’s po-

some

existing refer to

a busy

she

with

Colorado, Miami, Florida, and in downtown Kansas City, Missouri,

government, Walter Priest one statement, which ex-

presses

Majesty.”

as

Epsom

sition

racing

SUCCESSOR

what was analysis of

deral made

Mir-

Your

said

In cal

Daily

long job?”

she

The

never before had they met 500 of them in London, as they did last week. It happened at a _ reception given by Lord Astor of Hever, former chairman of the Times Publishing Co. The Queen had specially asked for the meeting. And when the Queen and Philip broke with tradition, they turned what might have been a stiff, awkward reception into

a

know

The Queen smiled. “You’re going to have

in

British

all—I

Butchers,

“And how been on the

year.”

British

Bob

correspondent

And in this manner the Queen set another royal precedent—

by

do you asked

“Ym

replied,

good

it

knows

you go racing a great deal?” Queen Elizabeth II said to a sports writer. “Yes, Your Majesty,” replied John Pickman of the London

Mail,

—

“She

.A

mE

EDDY

ABOUT Sir:

eee

A Queen SetsA Royal Precedent By

LETTERS.

Press

SLI LEP OS Ra

Palace And The

the

rest

sciences

him

behavioral

the

does

correspond

implicit

and

of

or

the

to

in traditional

religion?

pertinent

This

scientific

Dik

The

THE.SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, June 3, 1960

cae PPA

|

, PORTE

12

|

reality of . his image | philosophy |

is

a

very |

questiom

\Witheut at least facing this | question it is useless to talk|} about philosophy of education, || reform of the school system,|f Pursuit

of

ing

the

world

Excellence,

cy,

etc.,- ete.

safe

Ana

or

mak-

for democra- | Ge Maria

O’Neill

Rio Piedras, PR. i

2

Fi |

|fo

oy | SAN HAN SEAR — Pritoy, dune 3,.1960

“the San Juan Star

Only

in America

‘Cousin Hymie’ “Was Typical Lower East Side ' ‘Capitalist’

| B@ Box: 418%, Sam Inani. Fuerto: Riee: | (450: Gomersiey: Sh. EL bmpareial Building) Wihiam:

Bennedy

every: |

. Managing: Editor moming: except Sunday at: Sam Juan,, BB. by: the: Star Publishing Corposation Beh

.

Gin

Maik_

—

—

Mi

Bates,

“Capitalist?”

332098 ‘on

United States;. Fossessions,. ‘Territories: b Yr. @ Mibs.. & Mos. th Mos,.

23:08

$k 08:

S233;08: (@agabizia. Advance):

% Ow

B

was

Lower

a word we used

East

Side.

Money

eonstantly

some: money

$22.08)

ist.

t> ottien ee

was; automatically.

Ik was.

a. word. we

used

Ibve,

measure of, devotion,, tao. Bett wo AA

and

A student

At his. press. conference yesterday,

Gow.

Cousin - Hymie Hymii supplied coak He started off with $5:/he- had saved ever the years and: for $3

some

rented 4 cellar. :

Bah ate

cant

name

Heuse

which

of a woman

would

prohibit the

rape victim, and: indicated he would

veto such a bill if it is approved! finally by islature. oa This is a matter of “voluntary ethics”

the Leg-

public the name: of a rape: victim: could be used

scactsam

Ue

thie

Gall

caneeks

aa:

The

Governor

rejected

a charge

made

on

eee

(IU) at. their conventiom in Monticello, N. Y.,| that “runaway” plants were moving from the mainland to Puerto Rieo. He said industries that. clese do ix

are not. eligible for tax exemption

here. This policy of the Commonwealth has existed] since, the. tax exemption law was. first senmoued: : island’s: industrialization: program has. soughi,. has. ebtained with considerable success, is; a. share of the tremendous

ii] ‘ 1

expansiom

of

industry

each

year

en

the

mainiand. Plants Wr ee ae urged to look inte the oppo itresin Puerto: Rico, Those who hope: to run away from unions or taxes; by “mev-. ing” to. the island. have not been welcomed as an official pelicy: of the government.

...- On

Vieques

The problems: of the isle of Vieques. are serious, the Governor said: The construction of a new hetel' to employ several hundred persons. will: help: solve the:

GRE RP AN

Di

Ss ERIS

GD

OR

asa

bad. economic

conditions. that exist there.

One of the major drawbacks to development ef that beautiful area is lack of commercial air transportatiom. The U. S. Marine Cerps has the only good airstrip om the isle, and security and: deferise: require- ments have made it impossible, according to: the Navy and Marine Corps, to permit. commercial use of the strip evem under military control and supervision.

It is to be hoped that efforts to come te a workable arrangement willi not. be-discontinued., Pexhaps — national. security. and the serious needs: of the people of ‘Vieques: can be reconciled. through further discussions. between ficials.

the Pentagen

... Qn The

and: =

of-

Plebiscite

The Republican Party was accused by the Governer: of trying. to: aveid the plebiscite. He said-they are “looking: fer am excuse to avoid. the: plebiscite they have been clamorirg: fer.” . .

He. stressed: again. that he: did not believe & ple biscite is necessary, but knewing the Republican. Party disagreed that the status question has been solved. He

said he wants to give them the opportunity to hold & plebiscite

The

whenever

they

opportunity) for

leaders to. place today,, eee

want

forget

one.

the: Republican Statehood

their cards on the table. is: available. Sunday and possibly longer during

hearingsat the Legislature: make

Tt is time for them to

a clear statement of intent, om

about..it.

the aa

day

When

to. take

the keresene stove made

‘10e

its appearance,

‘capitalist.’

It is true: that the word was used with seapn andi loathing: im the Socialist enclaves and!'om the

for Hymie ag: it did for John

Gff to) Coney

But

im the

Island. was

home

and

likewise | ao.

on

Rockefeller.’”) While did

the . street,

allow hint

kerosene did’ not db

D.

to amass. enough

as

much

Rockefeller,

money

it

te endow

about

in

a

chauffered

limousine,

nor

did

bad’ and. the cdnditions. of his) employes. even worse: ‘But we didn’t blame eur. wees. on the

he even own a. pair of spats. He did not distribute largess

for the

simple reason

that

he had

none:

capitalist. Like Samuel Butler, we reasoned! that the capitalist does only what everybody elise

No one expected that he would send his: sons and daughters to caliege, let alone ltis second cousins. A capi it was not expeeted necessarily te have money. It was enough just to be a capitalist.

The

eapitalist

was

one: demand

that

-the

society

fund:

weaas |

made: on: this-

raiser

called! -on

Hymie once a year to contribute to charity. The: East Side called’ Cousin Hymie.a “regular @arnegie” ir honor. of Andrew Carnegie who was

'

tually: - Cousin to Riverside The: Drive was

move 1914

most cousin

Hymie made -enough te. Drive way back there in (and still is) ene of the

' avenues im tite world and one. of S- neighbors was a career man in

the State Department whose ancestors had over on the Mayflower. Only in America!

come

-|Turkey’s New Regime Boosts

day by the International Union. of Eleetrical Workers

the States

throughout the neighborhood. They charged - a bucket and got ic for the delivery.

Hymie expanded: and began. delivering kerosene. The: fund raiser began calling him a ‘ “regular

drive

ae

. surprise.to, the newspaper fraternity in Puerto Rico. He: has. always: been: against ‘any attempt: te: infringe on press: freedom: But -even though we are net sureee eee eee aaa Eee :sto ‘hear forthe ct it stoultt have'‘on some members: of the! Levisi ~witd ave sliown' Tack of re--

sponsibility ‘for 'the —— mone this’ vital freedom. |

ene: hot. summer

caried the coal to the tenants

‘the local, shul! with: a new lectern. The gift allowed’ Hymiesit. on the dais and the lecterm was And, indeed, some’ of us did‘ become ‘eciteadsch : ., always (called * ‘a gift from, Cousin Hymie, the My mother had’ a‘ relative whom Wwe always. called’ capitalist.” “Cousin Hymie, the capitalist.” Do not get We. ‘all: envied Cousin Hymie who. was; in. busithe wrong idea about this cousim He didi not ness for himself. His. working conditions. were

by. & government, “as am excuse: to make retaliations” ._ against, a newspaper for reasons: other than: those prohibited by . the. leawe.. ‘Wie. Garcucan"s.

pails. He hired three men who from_ the. cellar in the pails

six years at. night: getting,

we: alli wanted: to, be capitalists:.

of news-

’_ that provided far imprisonment. of editors, publishers,, newspapermen, radio. and televisiom personnel for _

spent

im the- alley

soapbexes:.

"papers, the- Gevertior saidi.- He pointed cut that a law ” making

who

his. family

publication

With the remai $2,ning he bought

a ton and: half of coal and. five galvanized tim

well as a “‘genius.”” The: peddier. who left his. cal

ance to: Puerto Rico. He referred tio = ball! approwedi ly

—

eharity with. $3.

@ high school education: while: he spenb. his: days: wonking. in, a print. shop was, a “capitalist’’

Mumioz

Golden

| ie endoeming alk the eniieges witty le braries. | Cousin Hymie was: endowing the local.

called. a eapital-

with

Marry

— tant

was: scaree:.

Anyone ambitious, enough to think he- cauld: make:

= 25e:

365;08:

the

use- it exactly...

the

By

Gardner: Gowles;, Chairman: oft the. Boardi dole: &.. Zerim. Exeontive: Vice Eresidpnt:

Minit. Subsorintion Rates:

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Published

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William FE QPorvillier:

13

or

|Western Hopes For Vital Ally -

By ARTHUR GAVSHON. | LONDON (AP)—The Army’s

prising protest for. doing this end furlough arrangements, a ‘from the man who commanded’ |' government spokesman asserted. ‘seizure of power in Turkey Turkey’s ground forces, ‘ihe But Menderes ordered Ankara’s ‘eauld strengthen an exposed and rman was Gen. Cemal Gursel, two military academies — the ‘vital Western salient against Menderes them souglit fo pun- |!| West. Points ef Turkey—shut ‘Seviet pressures, ish Gursel. The Generali was; idown from this. weekend. For the ouster of Prime Min- sent on indefinite leave, pend-|> Gursel appears to ‘Rave an ‘ister Adnan Menderes’ auto- ing retirement in June. But] ‘cratic i

government in

.

raised hopes the west for

an era of liberal

News

and_

' Analysis teen’

The

21,

Europe and Asia, long been the tar-

get of Soviet ‘and thrusts. A pressures

-—and

in

Turkey,

Spanning “Burkey has

viet

enlightened

| government

impeccable

Russian renewal

threats of So-

against

Turkey

Iran—has-

been

»Turkey’s

bitter

‘to

the In

this

of

on

cadets: through

the Turkish War of Independence -

May

march by

800

later he won

Ankara

‘ry.

Policies; A mere

complaint

over

PODAY’S

\to

In

Brigadier

years eral.

week-

BEST

1946

FROM

age

a medal he

was

General became

a

for bravepromoted

and

three

full

Gen-

EUROPE

1

situation

significant incidents which. ' resulted., in,|,

the: decision. of

Anmg

their

stand

incident,

a protest

tlie: ever= |;

simmering

two: highly .| toek. piace tral

He

divi-

Russians,.

abandom

record.

-go. en: indefinitely,|,

advantage

| watchfiil

second

demonstrating, against Menderes’

feared!

political

was

military

\a8- ene consequence of the collapse of the summit parley. With ‘Menderes in power it seemed ‘sions: would

army

three weeks ago Gursel :re- campaigned against the Allies ‘signed,, presumably te free hinr ‘at Gallipoli and Palestine durself from the restraints of his ing World War I. He was a rank, _ . ‘British prisoner of war. During

in

First,

Iast

ordered

tite

leaders. to: |

traditionally

neu-

politics.

month Army

Menderes to

prevent

Gem Ismet Inonu from addressing: a schefluled political rally at Kayseri outside Ankara. The Army:

lesitated.

of the People's;

But

opposition Party did

the

leader

Republican not. After

being: delayed

a while,‘he

cided

tlinough

to

walk

diens’’ lines:;, When, le: didi simply

opened!

so the them

tite

desol-|,

troops:

ranks:

andi

many cried! out in: salute “Ismett Pasha, Ismet Pashal’” E In: the: inquiries: that: followed: “Menderes disciplined’ some: of the

Army

Soon

.

officers: involved:

afterward ‘he got. a::sur-

“I, just, want to test it ont properly—it’s for my little boy!” |f

|:

i

i|

eq

-

Ke

Nn ne a nnnninnannnEnIEIREEIEEEEEE

THE

SAN JUAN

Mixed Reactions Are Voiced On Ike's Far Eastern Trip two island republics next month. “He will find that everyone

ings, the caretaker Hp of Huh Chung ran into sharp criticism in connection’ with ousted President Syngman Rhee’s flight to Hawaii. National assembly members accused Huh of enabling Rhee to eScape criminal

on this island is his friend,” said

responsibility

a Nationalist Chinese at Taipei, capital of

being investigated vernment,

said

the

source

in

Philippines

Ma-

The

will

not

give the President “the very warmest welcome.”

Far

two

stops

Eastern

Japanese President’s

by leftist

on

Red

Eisenhower's

officials may

feared be

anti-American

trations touched off U. S.-Japan security

the

demonsof

In South

Korea,

Red

ped

Cross

as

yet,

will

go-

Gary

explained

that

the

‘“‘to overcome

the

feel-

to

Rep.

(D.-Va)

J.

weary

passion

a

called Vaughan

of the

for

Pen-

disguising

numbers,

asked:

70?” . Norstad: means

per No. Gary: goal,

‘‘What

MC-70,

Military

70. That and

is

Mr.

Gary

Committee

is

the

not

the

MC-

Pa-

present goal

for

1970?”

Norstad: for

are

absence

HHH

That

instance,

is right.

goes

to

MC—

February

1952. I should have explained this. MC—just happens to be the number

appeal

ot normal means of transport” in the stricken areas, and the water-

there

reference

something

top secret projects with cryptic

open

jeeps

be-

but

The league asked in particular for jeeps, rubber boots, raincoats and overcoats, in addition to further shipments of tents, foodstuffs, clothing and blankets. It

the

Appearing

has

yesterday

urgent

—

casual

“MC-70.” An alert

— The League

societies

another

a

°mysterious

Launches

(AP)

Division)

der, Gen. Lauris Norstad, drop-

of that plan

which

came

out in the fall of 1954 which was operative for the next three years. MC-70 just happens to be the military committee number of the plan which was approved

for aid for the earthquake victims in Chile, now plagued by torrential rains and a cold wave.

needed

although

are no strong anti-American

P---

Cross

launched

Although Prime Minister Nobu-

that

schedule

reportedly

GENEVA

new

suke Kishi has given his personal guarantee there will be no incidents, left-wing student organizations have demonstrated almost daily, shouting “Ike don’t come.” Japan’s Socialist Party also

has officially requested trip be called off.

tour

(Depart-

fore a House Appropriations Subcommittee, NATO comman-

New Plea For Chile

marred

by the pact.

mac

it with a visit to the Philippines June 14, then continue’ to Formosa, Japan and South Korea.

tour. visit

the

Bureau

— _

ment of utter confusion . . .Poto-

tagon’s

announced

Eisenhower

Rosy predictions were not forthcoming from official quarters in Japan and South Korea— the other

official

been

WASHINGTON

for alleged wrongs by

PRIEST

Washington

by

the

council

about

a

year

ago.” woe

government

spokesman Formosa.

WALTER

proof clothing and heavy coats “for protection from continuing temperalow and rains heavy

tures, sinking at night.”

as low

we

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for President he visits the

By STAR

as freezing

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whelming welcome Eisenhower when

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New P. R. Sugar Board

legal Adviser Named

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try our and

Snacks.

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Stop 22

Santurce,

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Open 12 Non Your

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BURT

. Read

the

ported

Russian

discovered

trawlers

spying

base

on

said

to

had been

on the

British

a Hebrides

south of here. The modern were

put for

Russian be

island

wens

equipped

elaborate radar instruments.

and_

with

tracking

Rey

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

During June 2 thru June 8

Be

I

till 3. A.M.

Snack Yipadise

SAN JUAN INTERCONTINENTAL

\

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EXPOSITION

open

34

The girl, 21-year-old Tina Gonancoya, was ‘said to be suffering from appendicitis. British newspapers recently re-

yesterday morning to crew member ashore tal treatment.

rocket

Speciality

Stop

CARIBBEAN

Rico

Foods

Jibaro Bar-B-Q Chicken

at the

| |

Puerto

Native

a girl hospi-

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in the San Juan Diagnostic Clinic Building, Stop 26-%, Santurce.

REMINGTON

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that

we

product

announced

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to see the exposition of our

board

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‘ Cantonese

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Cuisine!

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from

trawler Kolstov anchored in Stornoway Bay in the Hebrides

Daily

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Conditioned

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Mrs. Lydia Fernandez de Marcos has been named legal advisor for the Puerto Rico Sugar Board. She replaces Alejandro Romance.

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Sucrs. de A. Mayol & Co., Inc., San Juan P. R.

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—

Friday, June 3, 1960

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(AP)

in the Phillippines and have predicted an over-

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TOKYO officials Formosa

STAR

ee

14

Paul Dillinger at the piano. STOP

23 6 p.m. until Tel. 3-3858

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wee

FRIDAY, JUNE 3,1960 CONSTRUCTION CARIBBEAN SUPPLEMENT

Foveatien | OnDisplay By

More

than. £10. companies |

“Construction The

show

Construction Materials

Caribbean’

“is~ the

construction terials

and

first

and Techniques in Puerto

Ymajor

building

exhibition

ever

ma-

held

Rico for Architects,

in

Latin

America. Geodesic Dome Represented at the show, which

will

run

San

Juan

through

Intercontinental

June

8

are

such

leading

at

Engineers, Builders and

the

Hotel,

manufacturers

Contractors.

as:

Briggs

Manufacturing,,

Dow

Chemical International, E. I. duPont de Nemours, Hunter

Douglas

at

Housing

International,

Corp.,

Aluminum,

wa

~

Union

Nichols

Pease

Carbide

is

—_

house

the

Woodwork,}

eee

the

dome

by

the R.

and

. of

geodesic

constructed

Woodwork on veloped by

_ A project of Orkin

and

International,

Pease

prineiples deBuckminster

Fuller. Low

a

The

Price

house,

Cited

which

;

consists

of

ee

a self-supporting system of triangular space frames designed

to

distribute

stresses

equally

throughout the structure, can be assembled for-as little as $550. Officials

lieve

this

play

an

of

the

type

compaihy “ be-

of

housing:

important

development

of

in. the

low-cost

housing

in Latin;..America.

Among

‘the

truction

will

role

“other

dévices

wet:

new .c6ns-

featured

ats

show is a small, hand-operated machine capable of making bricks of

soil

by

Ibec

and

cement,

|

introduced

Housing.

Styrofoam

Dow

Highlights

Chemical

is unveiling

its

Mew product “Styrofoam” at the show. Styrofoam, ‘which ‘is: both | a

building

and

insulting

mate-

rial, can: be used first as a form in

as

ef

pouring

the

then

left

in

insulation:

concrete

the

finished

Styrofoam

and

wall

was

based on an idea developed by |. the Italian architect Pier Nervi. In addition to the grand ballroom of: the hotel, some exhibits wik. be displayed! in tent space adjacent

(See

-to

the

ballroom.

CARI™7™ 7",

Passe

San Juan

Intercontinental Hotel

june 2-8 Open fo the Public June t and 5

Saturday - and

i

Expositions Management

Ibec

Wire

United States Plywood. One of the highlights exhibit

FIRST

Exposition of Building

«

exposition.

te

Te

HARMON

began exhibiting their products here yesterday at the

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Se Tees

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TO -

FREDERICK

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150)

-

Sunday

sree

OREN

CARBIDE

takes pride in being a part of and contributing

to the great “Construction Caribbean Exposition’’, the first exhibit of this

kind

worth

of construction

in

Latin

America.

With

projects

more

already

than

18

development which is taking place in Puerto Rico of the countries of Latin America is well known. We

are

very

pleased

to exhibit

our services to the construction engineer, contractor or public be interested in seeing these hope to have the opportunity Caribbean Exposition,’ wheré service. Among

the

products

REPELAQUA WATER and concrete buildings.

pellent keeps

sink.

PREST-O-LITE

NO.

dollars

our

products

and

the

and

to

rest

offer

See

as

Engineers,

Architects

veyors,

the

has

Luis

in the future the show, which

which is being the College of

has

Tech-

and

Sur-

of

both

niques in Developing Countries,” will become. “a regular meeting

Fo-

place and showcase to depict the

backing

Mufioz

its theme “Construction

Marin

mento Administrator Moscoso.

and

growth countries.”

Teodoro

of

many

developing

.

>

Rogers, vice president

During the period of the show,

of Orkin Exposition Management, organizer of the show, says that

Construction Caribbean will off-r a series of working meetings and

the

technical

Leonard

Caribbean

volved

in

is “a big

gigantic

area

in-

development

seminars

by

construction experts. These meetings will be concern-

with a rapidly _ expanding market.” Purpose of the show, Rogers

ed

Says, is to educate and sell architects, industrialists, government

throughout market.

APO

conducted

DL EAL LIE

agents, engineers, con-

with

needs

and

specific

construction

technical

requirements

fhe

Caribbean

Sales, Ine.

1468 Wilson. Avenue

Santurce, P. R.

penetrating

the

purchasing

The show, sponsored by

industry. If you are an architect, official, without doubt you will UNION CARBIDE products. We to greet you in the “Construction we will be unconditionally at your

exhibited

from

S-15)

tractors, wholesalers, and distributors working in this area. The official said he hopes that

in

Booth

39

are

the following:

Telephone 3-5388

REPELLENT is a product that avoids water damage to stone Have you ever seen a brick float? REPELAQUA Water Re-

the water

product won’t Booth 39.

billion

under way, the dynamic

Page

I REL EETT pA

|

From

tent space will be used mainly by exhibits of construction equipment of larger dimensions.

ESE

(Continued

hat rte

Opens SJ Exposition

Gov.

UNION

SCA RNET

(Caribbean Building

A Sincere Salute

To Progress

Lim th sete TURG

STAR — Friday, June 3, 1960

aon

SAN: JUAN

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THE

so efficiently that a brick treated

marveleus

demonstration

of

the

with

floating ;

k

this

brick

}

in

FosE6t

=

Distribuitors of

aid

SOLDERING

operators

will

for

welding,

to their

fusion

find

that

this

brazing

AND light

and

CUTTING. weight

cutting

Machine

and

will

shop

economical

constitute

and

serv-

oxyacetylene

an

PORTER

extraordinary

W-202

FOR

GENERAL

interest

to

rapid

industrial

the

USE

IN

SOLDERING

expansion

of

the

AND

Caribbean.

CUTTING This

unit

is of is

PHILLIPS

great

ideal

to 20 cm.

(8”)

thick,

although

it can

be

used

for lighter

HILT

metals.

POLYETHYLENE FILM. UNION CARBIDE’S Polyethylene film is also presented in this exhibit—a material of exceptional versatility, as it serves a multitude of purposes in concrete construction work. Its most important application in concrete construction is its use in the curing of membranes. It is also’used as a positive condensation control, tions,

Power

Tools

and

under

as

a permanent

tiles,

barrier

against

moisture

in

walls,

roofs,

around

Head

Concrete

Stud

Fastners

—Concrete

WHITMAN

Anchors

Service

BARNES

Station

—Drit Bits and cutters

For:

foundaTool

etc.

FREE— A beautiful EVEREADY te the first hundred businessmen

—Red

for

multiple use in factories and plants in every respect. . .with the eapacity to cut sheets up

—Quality

operations.

PUROX

of steel

CABLE

ae rR

station

FOR

flashlight with new magnetic support will be registering at the Union Carbide International

Scene enn

ice

equipment

420

Rental

e@

Tool

Repair

Saw

e@

Blade

Exchange

given Com-

pany’s Exhibit. The gift will be donated from June 2 to 8, from the hour of opening on.

REPELAQUA Soldering and

HATO

CARBIDE

Products

T.

Water Repellent, Plastics, Cutting Equipment

RODRIGUEZ,

EVEREADY

SPLENDID, EVEREADY

UNION

SAN

Flashlights,

INC.,

Silicones,

SAN

COMPANY

:

JOHN-OLDACH ASSOCIATES, INC.

JUAN Alloys,

as

their

and

Caribbean

extends

Area

Representatives

a hearty

WELCOME

JUAN

Bt

to all visitors to the Caribbéam Cénsteuction*Exhibition

Batteries

See our Display

JUAN

Flashlights,

at Booth

50

at ;*'"

OER

38:

saigoegnets

Batteries

CARBIDE

INTERNATIONAL of

Union

Carbide

Porter-Cable

COMPANY

Cacti; Pouec Fools

Corporation

|

UNION -.. CARBIDE

@ The

names

fi EVEREADY,

PREST-O-LITE,

REPELAQUA,

PUROX

and

CARBIDE are brand names of the Union Carbide Corporation. ETE

BOOTH EE

39

CONSTRUCTION CARIBBEAN San Juan Intercontinental Hotel RT

a

Caribbean Area IRepresentatives Sales and Service Outlets

°

UNION

EXPOSITION

aS

PUERTO

APO

Sales,

Abarca

RICO Inc.,

Warehouse

Butler Sales Ferreteria Los @

SAINT

Custom

—

Corp.

Ferreteria Merino Ferreteria San Jose Michelena & Co.

Muchachos

THOMAS

Woodcraft

.~

@

TRINIDAD

Archer

Coal

Depot

Se ee PMR LTETe be ORCS GG ACA TEDTNE eS

4

Division

PORTER-CABLE MACHINE QUALITY POWER TOOLS HAS APPOINTED

REY

SAN MIGUEL & COMPANTA, INC., SAN Soldering and Cutting Equipment, Hard Surface Heat and Corrosion Resistant Alloys

JULIO

THE

Exhibited:

aT

INC.

UNION

SAD

DORUKO,

of

ans OTS:

Distributors

Ko

Rican

SS AOS RMR M SED tA jee Gn

Puerto

STAR

— Friday,

June 3, 1960

S-17 | |

Conferences Have Theme’: to displaying the latest tech-

Developing

Eco-+

mund mic

Ayoub,

a Fomerito

consultant,

following

will

econo-

include

the

members:

Miguel Echenique, assistant director

of economic

planning,

Bu-

Henry

Carrero, acting president of the Puerto Rico Planning Board; Carlos Alvarado, recently named director of the Puerto Rico Urban

Products

Renewal

&

Housing

Corp.

of Puerto

Menéndez,

partner,

of Permits

Board;

Morris

guez

Co.;

and

Rico

College

at. the

conference there

Financing

of the

on

will

the

be}

center

on

Economies.”

president,

Puerto

son, eral

and

& Co.

James

Wil-

president, Interstate Contractors of-Puerto

GenRico.

Fourth Workshop

civil

De-

Rico;

—s

Samuel Wallace,: assistant director of Urban Spciology Projects at the Social Science Re-

search Center of

Puerto

of the University

Rico,

stam

serve

as

which

will

center on “Social Needs and 7om- ,. munity Development,” will include the following members: Harvey

ning

Brown,

board

Carlson,

Dept. ment; ning

Puerto

Rico

consultant;

director

of

Plan-

George

Fomento’s

of Commercial DevelopBeresford Hayward, planboard

consultant;

George

McClintock, chief planner of the Urban Renewal and Housing Corp.;

and

Everett Reimer,

ecutive secretary of the monwealth’s Committee Human

Resources.

Claude

della Paolera,

Commonwealth Urban

Renewal

Corp., will serve the

ex-

Comon

chief

projects and

of

at

the

“

=§ Housing

as reporter

for

conference.

~

t

topics’ are:

William

Reed,

partner

in the

and Menendez, on “Problems and ’ Opportunities.” Government Topic ‘Roberto A. Solo, a Fomento economic -consultant, on “The _ Role of Government in Puerto}: Rico.” Eduardo

Montoulieu,

Puerto

Rico

Planning

Board;

George L. Reed, consultant to the Urban Renewal and Housing Corp., and Thurston Ackerbloom, Housing

Corp.,

on

pA

RETR

AN

ve

Se

all $

PUERTO RICO INC.

.

re

.

consult-

ant to the Urban Renewal and Housing Administration and the

and and

vice

work-

:

~

vice

fourth

TRIC ELECL _ GENE@BRA

theme

Speakers at the discussion and their

of

Workshop Home

/Kalish,

‘Stockten, Whatley, Davin

Enterprises.

“Financing

Abner

Adimi-

the

INTERNATIONAL.

°

“Needs, Opportunities, Problems of Mass Construction in Developing

Torres,

Housing

Roger - Wall,

The third workshop, which will

Moses,

of Enginéers,

discussion

Esme

Urban

Adminis-

of

shop session. This workshop,

and

Architects and Surveyors. Following the opening remarks a panel

Frank Basora

Fullana

Gustavo Padilla, president of - the Puerto

nistration;

panel

Rico;

the

president of Banco Popular; William Kuhns, assistant manager of the Chase Manhattan Bank;

and Menendez; Luis Rodriguez, civil engineer, Basora and Rodri-

berto Garcia, acting director of the Bureau

of the Federal

of

Reed,

at

Housing

tration. ~ Members of the panel, will be Floyd J. Hicks, assistant director

will be Arthur B. Clement, chief engineer of Structural Concrete

Puerto Rico Planning Board; Gil- engineer,

Planning

this

planning

and

moderator

NEARS

Telesforo

of

of

Renewal.

di-

Oe eee

by

rector

moderated

ccxethciss

statements

there

president

Sears, assistant

Richard

D PIMC

session,

vice

will ° ot

by

9 ie MENS

-be

opening

Bock,

velopment,”.

.

will

the

Rico

Fiberdyne Corp. Other members

reau of Economics and Statistics, At

Puerto

Housing Corp. The second workshop will deal with “Construction and Land Development.” The panel discussion will be moderated by

omor row )

NM aint

in

and a consulfant to Urban Renewal

pean

L. Reed,

&

“niques and. m rials in construction, the aribbean show has schedConstruction uled a conference program with the theme “Construction

Foncnte

George the

Of Construction Economy In addition

a

}|

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JUAN

UNSEALED te AEC

SAN

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“Prospects

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© -Architects

: industrialists

©

Students

xconomies.”

A second

panel

discussion

Toole The

To

topic

bet-

at

this

©

by Wil-

D. Toole, director of planfor the Urban Renewal and

with “New Materials, New Techniques and Special Needs of Developing Economies.” Speakers and their fields of

interest at this discussion will be: Klaus Thieme, engineer, icore, Puerto Rico, Inc.,

Flexcon-

struction. Miguel Ferrer, partner in the architectural firm Toro-Ferrer and Carlos Sanz, president of the Puerto Rico Institute of: :Architects, on architecture and site planning. Antonio

to

Hunter

the

C.

Kayanan,

OPIS.

Randolph,

chitect, community land development.

Tuesday

consult-

group,

2 p.m.

and

landscape

ar-

planning

and

to visit our display at the

“Construction Caribbean Exposition” In our exhibition you will be able to view a complete ducts

manufactured by General

offered

by General

Electric,

in one purchase.

This

and

line of electrical pro-

Electric, get acquainted with the facilities how

G-E

can

take

care

of all your

needs

%

Session 4 p.m.

Wholesalers

and

A third session has been scheduled-for Tuesday, June 7, between

Distributors .

meeting,

Housing Administration, will deal

ant

®

Purchasing Agents

Moderate

which will be moderated liam ning

© Government

has

been -scheduled for Monday ween 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.

Place:.

Convention Hall Hotel San Juan Intercontinental

Date:

ses-

sion will be divided into four workshops, dealing with specific

- problems in the housing and com-

munity development fields. The first workshop will deal with the theme “Public Aids and Restrictions to Housing Development and to the Manufacture of Construction Materials. 7. The panel for this discussion, which will, bez lerated by Ed-

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, June 3,1960

SY

$-20

THE

World

Planners

About 800 delegates aitending| the 1960 World Congress of Housing and Planning are scheduled to visit the Construction Caribbean show today at 2:30 p. m. The trip is one of the final events on

the

agenda

of

SAN JUAN

the

Congress,

which began last Saturday at University of Puerto Rico.

To

The Congress is scheduled to be formally closed this morning at 11. The following officials are scheduled to speak at the closing ceremony: the new president of the International Federation of Housing and Planning; the new

president

the

of

Flanning

See

Manager

tier;

Felisa

and

Ernesto

of

J.

the

Caribbean Show

de

a

Gau-

American

Senator|

Planning

scheduled

to be

member

committee

the Congress. The

new

International ing

City

Fonfrias,

organizing

Inter-American Juan

Rincén

Commonwealth

San

the

Society;

STAR — Friday, June 3, 1960

and

presidents

of

both

Federation

Planning

and

ings

last

for]

The

|

congress

the

of

Hous-

the

Inter-

third

Society

elected

were

at

meet-

night.

Congress

of

the

general

combines

the 25th

IFHP, assembly

and

the

of

the

.

IAPS. scheduled

Also

for

today

is

a

meeting at the Caribe Hilton Hotel

of the board of directors of the International Federation of Housing and ] ing. At

8

p.

m.,

many

of

the

dele

gates plan to attend the opening of the Casals Festival at the University of Puerto Rico theatre.

"Mobile Homes’ Key To Housing (Continued From Page S-18) They also note that trailers present a possible solution to the problem of using reclaimed Jand, which would not be of sufficient soil density to be for other

types

of

construction

transported

the

to

land

city

another

became

side

suitable

as

for

expansion.

“Mobile

home”

manufactur-

ers, who are riding a growing boom in the states, are now stretching out for new markets out-}: side the U.S. mainland. The units present many advantages over conventional housing, according to their manufacturers.

for

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five to 10 years. “A mobile home” development could be erected, say Northside Corp. officials, and then easily

WAITING FOR THE CROWDS — Two exhibits at the Construction Caribbea n show stand ready for the arrival of crowds, which are expected to number sand persons. More than 110 concerns are exhibiting their products several thouat the show, which is being held through June 8 at the San Juan intercont bits pictured above, from left to right, are sponsored by Rex inental Hotel. The exhiInternational S. A., a manufacturer of concrete shoring equipment, and Halco Spanall Sales, Inc., of Caparra Heights. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett). -

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exposition

now

is Johns-Manville

exhibit

being held at the San Jaan

booth

at

the

the

major

exhibitors

at;

Johns-Manville

will be represent- | J. E.

Fisher,

transite

the Construction Caribbean show|ed at the show by Bjarne Asper, | ist. is Johns-Manville’ International. | vice president and general sales| Personnel_of

The

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Valves

Maginniss Power Tool — Vibratory Compactors

Intercontinental

Midland

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company’s. oeebe, willTae? ay

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the

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lines,

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New Brick Coating Acts As Invisible Mascnry Raincoat A

brick

that

ry, leaving

flaats?

Repcelaqua,

best

invisible

At

the

a water-clear

be

raincoat

for

show,

Union

of the masonry Union

tend

as

dirt,

an

wall Half

lauqua,

Carbide

booth the

half

is

other chemicals

masonry. the salts

does

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not change.

officials

Repelaqua

con-

provides

even

freezing

weather

and

storms.

stops

water

from

already

there

from

Seeus at

evaporat-

ing, according to company officials. The “breathing process,” Union Carbide officials say, keeps walls dry and also helps to pre-

vent paint and paper from ing from. interior walls.

CONSTRUCTION CARIBBEAN

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Repelaqua is simple to apply with brush or spray. It adds no

shine or gloss to masonry, and Repelaqua-treated masonry is easy to paint. Among the other products on display at Union Carbide’s booth

MAIN

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is

untreated. On the unprotected side, there are ugly streaks and blotches caused by water penetrating into

the unprotected water dissolves

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entering the pores of the masonry but does not stop water which

is a brick

other

that

Repelaqua

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seated in a salt water bath. the wall is eoated in Repe-

while

on the surface.

Carbide

gale-driven

masonry.

officials have set up a large tank. Into the tank have been placed two bricks — one coated with Repelaqua water repellent and the other untreated. The Repelaqua-coated — brick floats on the surface of the water in the tank, while the untreated brick sinks to the bottom. This graphic demonstration of the water repellent’s aversion to water is designed to show why buildings coated with this material will refuse to absorb water for many years to come. Also on demonstration at the

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However, the Repelaqua-coated section of the wall is free from any efflorescence or staining. The color and appearance

Granted that the industrial applications of such a product are cather scvorely limited. But Union Carbide International Co. is exhibiting a floating brick at the Construction Caribbean show to demonstrate the virtues of its new Repelaqua water repellent.

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Official Notice. of the. Committee

| {

TRESS

CARNAVAL SANJUAN BAUTL TA41960 \*

_ SELECTION OF CANDIDATES FOR (QUEEN All commercial organizations, industries, civic, public and cultural institutions, such

as. department

tions,

unions,

factories,

| surance |

companies,

stores, supermarkets,

banking

institu

associations, automobile, aviation, maritime | in-

government agencfes, employee

associations, ‘in

other words, all type of associations, institutions, or organizations, are

:

| invited to select from their feminine personnel an ambassadress to repre-

sent their organization before the Jury that will select the 10 candidates for Queen

of the Carnaval San Juan Bautista 1960.

For this purpose you

|

“are cordially invited to the cocktail party which will be held June 16, | _

1960,5 p.m. on the terraceof the Casa Alcaldia in San Juan, during _ which the 10 candidates will be chosen. Lei

te A

The Jury will consider only candidates over 18 years old, single, who : work or live in the Betropotiton Area. All organizations are requested

bai

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to notify Mr. Jerry Santerre, Caribe Motors Corp., Rio Piedras,. . "name of their representatives, no later than June 10, 1960. é

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Col. Nido Is Named Grand Marshal Of July 4 Parade

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Seamon club

and

would I do

not

play—

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one

not

g

spade

beat

but

the

think

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this

is

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to

proper

observation.

read

William

Ts

the Fourth year,

it

of July

was

Parade

announced

this

by

18

Sen.

el Sancho- Bonet,

20

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The bidding;

Nelson

A.

rolied North

Eastj

South

West

ID Pass

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3NT

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lead:

The

defenders

opening

Inesi

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here

of

trump.

and

it

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to

shall

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clups

given

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they

made

the

defeat

three

no

large

in a bit that

to

waste

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include

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hand’

had two chances to make this hand— one was the proper way. to play the hand and the other was blind luck. If declarer had taken the opening club lead with the ace (and why not since East is marked with the king?), he could drive out the ace of spades at once and the defenders could not prevent his making the hand: no matter what they did. However, South had a lucky chance to make his contract after hts original mistake. When he ctucked the club and East switched to a small heart, South could have saved the day by playing the ten. True, the defenders

=

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the suit. Declarer now led' the

tricks

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king of spades and East grabbed the ace and played back his small heart. West now rattled off: five

heart

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Department.

mediately Km. 4.

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officials of

Construction. of. the 480-squarebe the first memRockefeller family

se

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and

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7

23

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Yuquiyu Gets Post Office

been

summer.

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the

gevernment

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in

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ted. civic leaders

pro-

his family’s vast operations, lives Here quietly with his wife, the former

off the

a

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2

36

Pre-

Samuel

committer

organize

a Bachelor has

Cordero

Other

eligible

phases

are

Senate

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of

John P. German |

degree.

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7 a

a

Adm. Daniel B. Gallery, Generals:|' ‘Johm McGee; Joseph: Preston, and! -

are

the

committee the

.

GA,

Eimesto Ramos: Antonini, and, representing the armedi farces, |!

course,

to

of

Quinones, Speaker

will start in the fall, interdenominational

Divinity

studying

family

to

beat

was

en-

Steven’s

transfer

of

any

helpless.

but

Protestant.

West led his singleton club and you see that good players trust their partners. A heart lead will

the

has

Rockefeller

which will

him a chance to recoup but South’s error was too sympathy on.

at Union

Baptists

were see

Rockefelfer,

parade

sident

minary.

deciurer’s contract was foolproof but he could not resist the temptation to take a free finesse and guarantee himself a sure extra trick. Under most conditions my sympathy would go out to South because the defenders did not give

render

the

NEW YORK (AP) — Steven Roekefeller, 24, sen off Gov.

19

T

Fire Chief Rauf

Gandara, and Noel Estrada. Other honorary ‘presidents

May Become Minister

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leaflet of that title. You may obAs in previous years, Gav. Luis tain it by sending a stamped, self- ‘Mimoz Mani is. honorary presi: envelope tm William), ident off fhe exesutive: committee. addressed Seamon in care of this newspaper. ‘which has. as seeretaries Rafa.

Gov. Rockefeller’s Son

is

Cee

.

Luis Negron Fernandez, | chairman of the organizing committee.

Seamon’s

Wat

1+

Nationali Guard, has Heen. namedi president and grand marstrat of |

To understand the basic principles of BRIDGE-TODAY, you may

want

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Friday, June.3, 1960

26 CINEMA (Listings

Subject

Friday.

To

June

3

TELEVISION Change)

ang

Rio

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Law

ster

Bonme

Party

Girl

Parker

The

MATIENZO:

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NEW

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‘Basic Techniques for Home Landscaping”

8:00—(2) (4)

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La

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(6)

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del Arte Premia la

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personal

appearance

are footing the cost of a two-week

don of New

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who

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