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SUNDAY
isit, Kishi TOKYO (AP) —The Socialist a in parliament’ yesterday formally approved its mass resignation in a pressure move aimed at ousting Prime Minister Nobusuke President Bisenhower’ s visit to Japan.’
Kishi and washing out +
Socialist
leaders
hoped
the mass resignation would arouse protests before the U. S.Japan security treaty automatically
June
IRETET ARTE NERD NS pa TENE AE LOE IER PMI ARIS OTS TCE ER LTTE
NO
planning to give Emperor Hirohito a: major role in the ceremonial
activities
during
Eisen-
hower’s visit, to divert mounting public sentiment against the trip.
By
utilizing
Foy
(See
pasleven
BANG—Airline
BIG
look
at each
other
after
viewing blown out tire on a DC6-B airplane here yesterThe rim contains only a fragment
oe
NORE
Eisen-
Counter-Maneuver
eee
Steen test ee
<A
effect
day
Kishi’s governmeht, in a counter-maneuver, is reported to be
for New
|
takes
+the
hower'| is due to arrive. The’ big National Labor Federation, Sonyo, called a national convention tomorrow and Thursday to draft plans for THEY DON'T. WANT THE — Demonstrators parade past another strike against Kishi, the U. S. Embassy (in background) in Tokyo protesting the security pact and the Eisen- fo. (AP Eisenhower’s visit to Japan scheduled for sane hower visit. (AP Photo.) .
day.
|
19
of the big balloon
tire that flew apart as the plane was beginning a take-off York. ‘(STAR
photo by Bob Bone.)
Airliner Is Safe After PR Take-Off Blowout By BOB BONE
An Eastern Agnines DC-6-B passenger plane blew a tire as it was attempting take-off from International Airport yesterday, but no one was injured as the plane came to an instant halt. The cause of the blowout was+ not known. Passengers on flight 832 said they experienced no discomfort when the nose-wheel tire of the four-motor plane - éxploded at about 2 p.m., while. it was rolling
down.
the
runway
about
to lift
into the air for a flight to New York City. About 85 passengers plus the crew.weére on board. Felt The Vibration The
plane’s
R. Mansfield,
pilot,
said
Capt.
there
Perry
was
no
questionas to what to do. Like the
passengers, he could not hear
(See AIRLINER, Page 21) |
the
TENSION,
Emperor’s Page
21)
Munoz Vetoes International
Company Bill By
A.
W.
vleded
to
Puerto}
ico as a base of operations for
international
In
a letter
to
companies.
the
Legislature
dated June 2, 1960, the Governor said that he was returning the
bill unsigned because the Commonwealth and the U.S. Treasury Department
(See
are
currently
VETOES,
Page
con-
21)
June-Moon-And-Hot! 2. Records Made, 2 Tied . June
has been
according
to
bustin’
out all over with
Climatologist
David
record
Smedley,
of
heat
days,
the
U:S.
Weather Bureau. Smedley said the four days from last Friday to yesterday have produced two new temperature records for the dates and two record-tying days in downtown San Juan. Yesterday’s downtown high of 92. ‘degrees equaled the record set on June 6, 1932. Sunday’s 92 high tied a mark
made in 192
On Inconsistencies The president of the Puerto Rico Pharmaceutical Association yesterday kept alive the controversy surrounding
legislation
designed
to
regulate
@&
Saturday’s 92 and Friday’s 93 broke records of 91 degrees that dated back to- 1952 and 1933, respectively.
pharmacists,
a strong attack on Sen. Ernesto Juan Fonfrias. Fonfrias is author of a bill pass-+ ed by the Senate authorizing auxiliary (non-graduate) pharmacists to fill prescriptions in the absence
an amendment
Mufioz. Marin legislation de-
establish
Attacks Drug Bill
of an authorized pharmacist. The bill is now in the House where
MALDONADO
Gov. Luis has vetoed
Pharmacy. Leader
+
to the bill remov-
ing this authorization Cites
Word
is expected. Play
Association president Dr. Esteban Nufez charged that Fonfrias, in
statements
made
in
defense
of
the bill, has attempted ‘‘to confuse, with his play on words, public consumers of drugs and other medicines and has_ authorized functions that are inconsistent with the protection of public health.”
Nufiez said the influx of new drugs is so great that it becomes increasingly
necessary
that
phar-
issuing
SJ Lawyer Urges Five Status Picks By HAROLD | J. LIDIN A prominent San Juan corporation lawyer last night urged that the proposed plebiscite ballot be columns,
expanded to five to permit voters to
express “which road” they wantthe Commonwealth to take. He spoke before a plebiscite hearing eheied to end last night. Enrique Cordava Diaz, while identifying himself as a member
macists dealing with these drugs be better and better trained. About of the Statehpod Republican 450 new drugs are received an- Party, testified 4s a private citinually by drug-stores, Nufiez' said. zen, “suggesting | a ballot which No Shortage Of Pharmacists would give voters a choice among Authorizing non-graduate | phar- independence, tehood, commacists to dispense these drugs monwealth, O commonwealth is not based on shortages of grad- toward statehood OR commonuate pharmacists, according to wealth headed ‘toward lindeNufiez. In Puerto Rico, he’ said, pendence. there are 1,150 graduate pharmaAt press time last night, it cists and 625 drug-stores. None of was still undecided whether to the recent 30 graduates of the, continue the public hearings on UPR Pharmacy School has yet the plebiscite bill beyond the been employed, Nufiez said. Gra- scheduled four-day period, Ce | (See PICKS, Page 21) (See PHARMACY, Page 21)
x
ye
THE.SAN.JUAN STAR — lead June 71960: !
,
ee ee
ee
HS T Blasts.K's Anti-lke Tirade, Hits At Critics Supporting Nikita CHICAGO (AP)—Former President Harry S. Truman said last night “the brutal and the boorish tirade” against President free
And
he
world.
suggested
Khrushchevis
“an offense to the
being
subjected
th at|tions
to
new
provoca-;purpose
and attacks from the Krem-|
prestige
“certain people would be|jlin. President wise to avoid criticizing our| “The brutal and boorish tirade world. the at directed aE country in a manner and in|by Se “It is language that would fortify | Person © e President of the
Khrushchev
that
there
his
‘devilish
ue
is
Truman
meant
in the belie
approval
campaign did
by
not
say
“certain
Truman
told
here
f|United
for
would
be
at
irresponsible a
time
when
the
,
session
last
talk,
to the
to
want
700
»HX
A
Approximately
1,700
therefore
whole
offense!
world.”
Reservists
y
members
of the Army active reserve units in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands will leave Saturday for
The
reserve
their home Ponce,
units
stations
Mayaguez,
will
leave
at San
Juan,
Salinas,
Ca-
the Salinas Training Area, on the
guas, Aguadilla, Rio Piedras, and Yauco for the Training Area.
southern | part
Two
where
they
especially
annual
active
nation
until
is
rm
the
of the
an
free
the
of
eyes
Set For 1960 Training
he
to discourage debate on any of the issues. But in the field of foreign policy there is no room
for
sinister
the
whom
dinner
the
the
in
office
J
of publisher§ and booksellers the world is “in serious trouble,” and added:
“I
has
undermining
the
to divide
people.”
a
States
of
of
June
of
will
the
Island,
conduct
duty
for
their
training
25th.
platoons
of Company
D, 14th
Infantry, stationed at St. Thomas and St. Croix will arrive by air.| Training activities will be in full
swing
a
day
and
Monday,
following
Sullivan
orientation,
briefings
J. Leonard Sullivan, the little tot just pulled over to the
by
of
completion
details The ter
1960
housekeeping
each
encampment
will
be
of Col. Wal-
Braschi
supervision
curb
unit.
the command
Torres
all
of
within
under
~
OUT OF GAS— her h -up go-cart is a little too much for this little lady,1 Syaatit-eld Patricia Ann
and
of
the
over-
Brig.
Gen.
John H. McGee, Commanding General Antilles Command, ‘and Col. Walter Killilae, USAR’ Senior Army Advisor in Puerto Rihighlights
of
the
training
program this year will include small arms, field artillery, howitzer
and
rious
mortar
range
firing,
and
exercises
and
tical problems. While the greater. part
reserve
training
this
va-
tac-
of
year
the
will
/be eonducted at Salinas, several units will take their active duty _| training in the metropolitan
area and in the United States.
WEATHER FORECAST:
and today
SCHOLARSHIP nos
Aires,
Paulo,
Brazil,
tivals Casals.
ships . and mar is a
WINNERS—Martha
Argentina,
and
talk about Both
Marcello
upcoming
are winners
Hammar,
of
Guerchfeld,
of
Bue-
scholar-
are guests of the Commonwealth. ae Miss Hamsoprano, and Guerchfeld, a violinist. (STAR
photo by Gunter Hett.)
and
of a few
showers,
SAVE MORE TODAY IN | ALL | YOUR SAVINGS @ Every account up to $10, 000 insured by
. any:
Federal government
: @ Save by personal deposit or by mail deposit.
the postage.
We pay
and
scattered
showers
fae
ee 5
STATESIDE
burglaries
met
in
91
the
ae ane =
An-|
coz AM.
Ponce:
Mayaguez:
gan Juan: Fajardo: Ponce: Mayaguez
5:41
A.M.
|
police
that
purses were snatched man
front
Lew ‘Tales 2:00 A.M. 9:49 AM. eee
63
walking
Ashford
Ave.
Chilean
Mrs.
Tess’s
empty
inside. wallet
had was
other incidents over the
and an liquor
Sunday.
Tuesday, Al
Night
June
7
.
Pharmacy
Fernandez TelJurcos Santasee x otes 1304
:
Seema mane
soe
Yel.
Peraandes
aera
sie PM. | Rio Piedras”
sales.
Terrace
81428
Caguas Genteat Avert oareia Urb. El Verde Tel. 2617
eddress:
telephone:
6-0217
By
cash
and medicines brought by Mrs. ‘Capo de Rexach, president of the
“Club
station and
. Codazos”
WRIO
in
contributed
ners
all over
the
of
Rio by
radio
Piedras,
radio
liste-
island.
Rio
Grande
$400
more
prison
from
camp,
Statehood
The
plus
friends.
| Republican ~
Party Women’s Committee | of Arecibo, presided over by Mrs.
Carmen Bravo de Audinot, turn-
[ok ever a donation of cared © |
at about $1,000. The Lion’s Club |
lca i
<— that
:
Committee
The
donations
of
sk
emphasized articles
for
Chile should be limited to blankets, new winter clothing, medicines, powdered or catined milk, coffee and tea. Persons to
contact
=
the
send
sppolenasent
: 6
cening:
donations
Committee’s
may
office
St. 325, San Juan.
Professional ,. Ambulance
©
103 AVENIDA UNIVERSIDAD RIO PIEDRAS, P. R. New
additional $400
food, clothing and shoes, valued
a)
SPECIALIST
various
including
Miss Sally Olsen sent quantity ciseeof | | $20Also, contributed by inmates of a
VICTOR M. TORRES, MD. ©
and Loan Association of Puerto Rico
hid
eax ate
unknown
Emergency Registry
7:17
of
received
donations,
wishing
New
¢
at 9:40 p.m. Mrs. Tess’s |
said hers had $300
pe
SKIN
New
purse was reported as having! ‘The State Committee for Chicontained $4,300 and Mrs. Wiener lean Aid- reported. yesterday it
7:43 P.M.
iu tizs PM. | 11:01 P.M.| 1:16 P.M.
:
by an un-|
as they were
of
their
RiePiedras - pattie Obrere
P.M.
a woman
ommittee
Reports
told
‘ian ten
Tid
6:07 AM.
Mrs.
One reported was
Hotel,
at said the pigs
TIDES
aarti
and
$4,300, from
Mrs. Rose Tess, and Mrs. Frances Wiener, of the La Rada
611
TEMPERATU.|
66, cloudy; Los
Mr.
reports.
weekend was the reported burglary of a liquor store owned by Emilio- Pagan del Valle at
82, partly cloudy;
h
robberies Ce
a few
rain; San Antonie, 85, partly eloudy; Chicago, 87, cleudy; San
Francisco,
and
with
New York, 79, clear; Washington, 79, partly cleudy; Miami, 85,
or before the 10th day of
San Juan, Santurce - Stop 22 {/2, Rio Piedras, Barrio Obrero
The
totaled $11,000 according to police |
later found near the scene the attack, detectives said.
;
of
Photo.)
area over the weekend.
in the
each month earns the complete dividend for the month.
First Federal Savings
chance
mostly
,
(AP
mostly
tonight
afternoon.
rest.
Daughter
tourist.
Among
teday
@ Any deposit recéived on
_|
metropolitan
Sunday
Pence
with
brief
Louis,
the snatching of a purse containing
in
cloudy
tonight
RES: Boston,
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—
a
St.
Police reported yesterday afternoon that a total of 59 burglaries and robberies had been committed in the
known
Sao
concerts of the Fes-
of Festival music
San
Mayaguez
for
East
59 Weekend Thetts; Tourist Loses $4.3 00
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For Hotel Workers: Backed By Fernos By HAROLD J. LIDIN Puerto Rico’s resident commissioner if
Washington, Dr. AntonigFernos-Isern, said here yesterday that he favors the inclusion
of island hotel workers under the Federal interatae See
ae
ma.
-
at least the big ones; ave in Munoz interstate
. Commerce,”
Fer-
Public Schoo Eye Care Bill
nos said. “Recently-published Fépotth from
Washington had described Fernos _as_ testifying: before a Congressional
subcommittee
against.
the
extension ments to ards Act workers. Fernos would not
stated yesterday that he exclude from the Act’s
coverage
workers
dustry like;
to Puerto Rico of amendthe Fair Labor ‘St that would include’
which ones
in
a service
is competitive
in
the
“It is evident
Okay $ ,
nye
Luis
making
free
1) approved
in-
tion
and
able
to all
La
with
Mufioz:
a bill
Marin
eye
examina-
eye-glasses public
Fortaleza
WibN AGI ‘LU BA Trait RS—The threat to pedestrians on the highway is now being duplicated along the Isla Verde beaches where swimmers are menaced by motorboats
yesterday
which sweep dangerously close to shore.
avail-
school
children.
announced
Boy, 12, Admits 50 Burglaries
yester-
day that about 24,000 public school children without resources to get
mainland.
that tourist hotels
are in competition. with ho- eye care are known to have detels on the mainland,” he added. | fective eyesight. The House reso-| However, local. industry should lution approved yesterday by the/|
A 12-year-old
here
remain
the
responsibility
Puerto
Rican
government,
remarked. After hearing Fernos’ terday,
the
members
Hotel
ployes
of
of
and
Union
the|8°Vermor
Fernos
yesterday,
stand yes-
Local
610
Restaurant decided
to
his
of
ed
off
trustee
Floyd
Friday the
delegates,
with
wage
A.
headed
Loew,
Fernos
the
driver
of an
searching
auto
said
to devote
Last
to. legislation.
prised
today
among
which
is
into
one
A
Last
the
Saturday,
Governor
bill prohibiting
‘}marijuana
certain
the
signed
in
Puerto
Rico
53
of
the
allegedly
boy
was
sur-
breaking
in a factory.
He
had
told police
had
been
the
of
50 bur-
committed
over
Jorgensen’s Remains Flown To West Coast
past
45, superintendent
pub-
at
International
yesterday
to
a
that. struck
‘son,
Los
Angeles
funeral
near then
His widow,
Frank,
7,
him
that
weeks.
Among
pro-
said they recovered yesterday were cigar-
, electric irons, costume
two
cipated
other jwith
and told
boys
him
in
rings, detectives
will
for
had
_parti-
adults,
the
entire
gang.
@
JORGE
seeking a change
JURADO |
victory
of veteran |
de-
They have called on the 67-year-
and
attend
the
three
independent politician,; already held the me
death
was.
organized
times,
to
give
so that
nation
benefits
maj
and
does
not
remain
in the hands of a fortunate few. In the eyes
of the masses,
these
candidates represented the powerful, aristocratic classes‘ and a
ncy
milo
Velasco Ibarra’s trkampi| is a reflection of a popular movement
Ecuador
of the
continuation of the under the present
new
them
the
in the basic eco-
who
deal.
An autopsy said used by drowning.
an
|
, Ecuador (#—The |over ae _| the nomicwealth
means that Ecuadoreans have cided it’s time for a change.)
Helen,
services.
forming
Gi ves Velasco Popular Vote
old has
in
series of:-burglaries, but that he did not ow their names or where they/| live. Detectives said yesterday they believe that the three are led by one or more
Result Of Ecuador Election By
flown
burial in Torrance, Calif. Jorgensen’s father lives
Torrance.
ice
tateof immigration whe Maria Velasco Ybarra Airport, who|Sman Jt in Sunday’s. presidential election at the Army-
drowned Saturday Navy Beach Club here, was
law.
/three
jewelry, | watches, The youngster
The body of Lloyd Jorgensen,|
lic pressure recently to repeal that section
the
while
boy
glaries
under
aroused
is being withis a minor.
week,
a safe
The
aide
the cultivation
conditions
boy | the
been remanded to the custody his father, police said.
for
and killed two teenagers Aguadilla Sunday- night and
drove
area. His name held because he
of marijuana on the island was approved by the Governor. The fact that it was legal to grow
Hit-Run Auto Kills 2 Boys In Ag wadilla are
by
added, bills.
last
purcuss
legislation.
Police ngl
aide
is continuing exclusively
ernment.
by
met
to
Fortaleza
Obrero
for|rest at a bar in the metropolitan | etes,
authorizing a $25 million bond issue by the Commonwealth gov-
a planned protest in front of the Capitol and La Fortaleza. . Union
time
$80,000
Barrio
yesterday confessed about 50 bur- | perty glaries to police following his ar- from
He has 21 bills that must be sign-
.Em-
call
appropriates
this service. Mufioz, a
(STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)
order of things regime of Ca-
Ponce.
Incomplete,
unofficial
gave Velasco Ibarra a_ vote margin over Cordero his
closest
returns
130,000Crespo,
rival.
off.
Authorities say have been a blue
the car may Buick, possibly
a 1956 model. It should have a dent in the front fender, they said. They are basing their deductions on several pieces of parking light glass that were found
at
the
scene
paint,
been on
of
indicating
painted
the. glass. Killed were
the
action.
the car
WATCH FOR
Blue
may
OPENING
have
recently,
was
found
Ramon
Antonio
Ro-
driguez Rosado, 15, and Jose Lopez Medina, 18, both of the Aguadilla
3
area.
They
were
Highway No. Alto district
2 in when
struck
car,
by
the
walking
on
the Carrizal they were which
was
re-
portedly going in the direction of Arecibo. / The two deaths brought the fatal accident toll for the year up to
LONG
DISTANCE
— Nanette
Se
Wallace, 19-year-old daughter of the divorced fifth wife of Cornelius Wanderbilt, Jr., casually telephoned her mother from
‘ ¢€ om in g PLAZA
ROSA
Course Teaches Home
tional search had been carried
@ ‘NEW
@ ‘SUPER
om, we
e
e
reported missing from France, for a week. An
Science Techniques techniques
in domes-|
tic science and housekeeping are being shown at a special summer
course being held at training center of the public
urbanization,
San
the adult San Jose Juan,
for
15 domestic science teachers from the island, the Urban Renewal and Housing
Corporation
announced. Leader of
the
of
course
P.
R.
is
has
Mrs.
missing
she
Soon TO SANTA
West
latest
after
Coming
1
154.
The
Germany,
hoa.
=
was
Cannes, interna-
heiress.
_ On the Bayamén Road
(AP
30 Students Injured SEOUL, 30
Korea
students
were
(AP)
—Some
injured
in
a
clash among students of a Seoul college over whether the dean should
resign
Laura Quifones, ria de Gracia.
or
not.
assisted
by
S oon
Ma-
MODERN
|
HEALTH
>. SERVICE
|
SELF SERVI
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ECONOMY
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, June 7, 1960
4 Diplomacy On The Domestic Scene
Lyndon Johnson Playing It Safe, Staying Out Of Party Squabbles is the deer season in American politics when the would-be Presidential candidates—or most of them—cock a gun at every bush that moves. B.
exception
Johnson
of
is Sen.
Lyndon
Texas,
who
running News
Analysis
ing
plomat
the
trying to
crash a full-dress a pair of gym shoes. inching in without mak-
much
hasn't
for
Democratic nomination like a di-
.
ball in He’s
is
noise—in
fact,
admitted
yet
even
a candidate—while the high-sounding
he he’s
talking style of
in a
Statesman.
He's using a technique brought to
a
fine
senhower: toward fellow
he
is
those
But —and
of
art
by
President
he avoids
being
Ei-
nasty
handling
of
events
ing up to the summit All
three
have
lead-
slapped
back
Stevenson:
“I
don’t
member
of
front
today
will
tional
debate
as he
at
crucial
point
a
the
Korean war when President Truman
Symington and
af
Sen.
na-
Democrat
(Nixon)
did
state’s
during
the
said
people
to
for
had
its
Richard the find out. Kennedy
the
vision
Nimble
Richard
“I
will
Milhous
in
least the
it’s
Sir
en-
Nixon
been
pretty
dull—so
shooting
has
with pop-guns. Democrats have
at Democrats, team up to bang administration,
sident
main punching no panty-waist
far.
Most
done
taken
M. bag. in
back.
Vice
the
And Nixon, politics, is
of
the
to
of make
summit
Missouri political
have
hay
out
LYNDON
debacle.
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JOHNSON.
WWD WW
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inves-
criticized
at the tion.
Eisenhower:
Calm,
tests be
replied
to direct
that
his fire
administra-
Far-Seeing
LBJ
Johnson differs from his fellow Democrats in his treatment Nixon.
In
his
most
recent
to the Vice President, said
“he’s
a
very
ca-
in
the
officer
STILL AT HIS. COBBLER’S BENCH — Oliver Powers, | |) father of U-2 pilot Francis G. Powers, is shown at work in his Norton, Va. shoe shop, after announcing he had
decided not to make
ANRIR
By
JACK
STAR
Was
science
WEHESON
Twe
Francisco
THOUSANDS!
effect
mankind
dur-
promi-
Director
of
Roger
Revelle,
net scientists have told the House
Seripps
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Steels Lead
petition
tion was
for
tax
exemp-
filed, the completion
of
the expansion “would effeet a drastic change by way of product diversification of enormous potential for manufacturing in
Puerto
Rico.”
timated the as much as
Union
It
has
been
expansion will $30 million.
Carbide
Caribe
has
esbeen
bide will employ 800 construction workers full time in that period, The
said.
eavansion
is based on the
foreign sales prespects fer po lyethlene, Fomento said. A major
product
is
expected
lyethyene film application in
There
are
whieh loeal
also
te
be
po-
would have agrieulture.
packaging
is
butadiene,
material
for
a
the
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Puerto
has
of
particular
it
micals
joined
in
trying for a number attract a tire plant
of to
Heavy
buymg
came
the
Fomente,
Rico,”
Fomento
said.
and
the
month
end the tel.
Inc.
for
He
a week-
for him and his wife at Ponce Intercontinental Ho-
Ponce Backfill Wins Bid Pence
Backfill, Ponee, was the
winning
bidder
tion held newal and PR.
a public
auc-
by the Urban Re Housing Corp. of
(CRUV)
tion
of
a
ing
project
Jayuya.
at
for
the
publie
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warehouse
housat
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nearly
the
four
a revival
bid
after
best
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basic
indus-
traditional
summer
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Am Am
& FP Smelt
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Sugar
about 3 apiece for Chrysler and
Amr Std
General
Am
Electric. Associated
stocks
Press
biggest
$2.50
jump
indicator since Feb. rose
average
advanced
$218.80—the
to
in
18 when
this
it
$2.70.
The
average dard
Dow
Jones
was
was
up
30
up
& Poor’s
industrials
7.94 and Stan-
500 stock average
.66.
on the rise in the AP the quoted value of sto
the
quoted
value
an estimated
|compared
with
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stocks. heavier }milis
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sales
Am Tob Anaconda Armeo Steel
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imported
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Union.
be slightly higher than last week’s. Youngstown sheet scored an advance of 5%, National Steel was up 4 and US. Steel up 2%. The bullish trend spread to ether -categories with gains of
ef
Standard
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on the New York Stock Exchange
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‘BOTANY’ 500 CLOTHING
Central,
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shares upon
and
Alumin Ltd Aluminum Co
Based average,
$699,887.
toward
Telephone—
one was unchanged. International Business Machines touched a new high and gain-
months.
in this
the
advance.
in
Advance
International
slowdown. Production in the U.S. this week is expected to
construc-
100-unit Ponce
in
try
Cerveceria
reeeived
clese.It was
ce
of
Carles Raul Zambrana was the winner of a_ contest to select the outstanding salesman
of
the
Buying in steel rently was based
Zambrana Outstanding Corona Beer Salesman
Cerona,
NEW YORK (AP) — Steel shares moved upward boldly and motors, rails, oils and che-
because
to
has been years to
raw
production
synthetic rubber. “This possibility
appeal
basic
eost
producing ethylene glycol at Pe huelas for about a year. The present plant employs about 400 workers and it is estimated that th. expansion will result in the employment of about 250 more workers. The new construction will take about two years to complete, and $5 million has been budgeted for payment of construction of worker’s wages and salaries, aecording to Fomento. Unien Car-
Fomento
plant
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a
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where
to
was
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According
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use
TT
Pefiuelas,
the
EO POE
yesterday.
for
Ea SUSE OUE TASER
at
announced
possibilities
f
operations
shipping
of the sugar industry, according to Fomento. Another possibility for the ew
SEB
Caribe will underexpansion in its
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banks
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this
year
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handling system is now being put into use in New York City| by the Chemical Bank New Yorkj|
pected to handle 14 billion, and ‘| by 1970 perhaps 22 billion. Often a
electronic
The
while
they
Gestisal Electric set up a bank ‘count number,
paperwork of doing this and the| method of accounting goes other processes involved. the nickname of ERMA.
eight years ago the nation’s banks handled around eight billion checks,
occupying
million,
punched card systems to per-|{ electronically more than two milform bookkeeping tasks. More | lion individual checking accounts.
handling soaring, more banks around the nation are adopting or studying the use of machines to do this work automatically. The Federal Reserve Bank of Richniond
$250
475,000 clerks for 100 million] automation system some time back for the Bank of America man hours. Banks started:deing something on the West coast which by the about it back in the 1940s with} end of 1961 is expected to handle
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THE SAN JUAN STAR —Teesday, June,7, 1960 Here And There
|_ Wedding Bells
Thousands See Opening Of Casals Festival | We
can
By Betty Knorr And Nory Segarra
sympathize
with
crisis, we were left in the dark. Our electronic flash had its own power failure and refused to syn-
Puerto Rico (seating c&pacity is roughly 2,500) was sold out. Top
echelon
government
cally Friday night to get the opening concert underway. A com-
chronize
minent
San
lovers
from
plete
the
harrassed Casals’ Festival officials who worked frantiblackout,
caused
by
with
For
power
those
gala
our
camera.
who
didn’t
premiere,
the
attend most
ditorium
of
the
University
Planning
musie
the
world
over
Conférence
were
in
the
first nighter crowd. | Evening clothes, including numerous floor length _ballgowns, were the order of the night—but fur stoles, shawls
of
and
Set Wedding
all
pro-
and
including part of the Russian delegation to the World Housing &|
im-
portant social-cultural event on the island calendar, we’re sorry not to have pictures of the glittering first nighter crowd. The giant au-
failure in the Rio Piedras-Hato Rey area, which nearly cancelled out Friday’s opening performance, boomeranged for us. When the lights came on, we had our own
figures,
Juaneros
Date
mantillas
were
extra
impedi-
menta (the air conditioning had been off for hours! and when it finally came on, it was too late
to
cool
off
the
Don
theater).
Pablo
Waited
Don Pablo Casals, accompanied -|by his lovely wife, Martita, a vision in white chiffon and lace with white lace mantilla, embroi-
dered in shimmering |
and
sequins,
bungle beads
arrived'at
the theater
in ample time. The world famous Ynusician, who transported the festivals from Prades, France, to Puerto Rico four years ago, sat ting
in his station wagon,
with
festival
chat-
musicians
and
Casino
officials including Alexander Schneider, and Juan Jose Castro, and then
©
decided
|back
to
stage.
In
the
dark
check
the
build-
tators,
JULY
WEDDING—Her
Britannic
Majesty’s
Consul
nes
is
sten,
the
of
daughter
Exmouth,
of
Devon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
England,
Charles
and
the
W.
:Re-
Technicians
Edel-
widow
of
them
of
busy
for
program
was
piano
tuner
the
A
to
be
was
the
be playing.
Three
air-ocnditionless
(See
Casals’
Page
at the in San-
turce.
Sanchez
The
Rev.
officiated
at
Margarita organ.
Van
Jose
the
found
ceremony
Rhyn
played
the
daughter
is
Madrid.
The late
She
in
of in
9)
the
groom
the
of
studied
atthe
graduation
Cividanes
Freiria
Santurce. commerce
the
last.
is the -son of the
Emilio
Amparito
|
and
de
Mrs.
Cividanes
He has a degree and finance from
University of. Villanova. Bride Gown
imported
from
Switzerland.
It had applications of lace bordering the hem
-eves.
The
full
length
Brussels and sle-
train
was
fastened at the waist. Her veil of hand-embroidered brussels lace
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Cividanes
beige
stock
blooms;
1863 Loizd St. -
by
Santurée
Tel. 3-2111
Betty
Knorr).
Mrs.
Cobian,
the Misses Iraida Munoz Lucia Munoz Riera, Rosita
Lucia
Riera, Eloisa
Riera, Riera,
Freiria,
Ma-
ria Rosa Freiria, Gloria Freiria, Lourdes Riera and Teresita Rie-
‘ra. All eeone ca alike in gowns of beig€ silk chiffon. They wore
small
mantillas
lace attached flowers. © The Misses
of Brussels
to a crown At
of Blue
Wedding
bride’s
pages
were
Myria
Rosa
Cividanes,
the
Lisette Ramos Cividanes and Aurorita Riera. One of them earried the gold coins, traditionally ‘used at the Freiria family’s wedding ceremonies. They were dressed in white silk organdy over blue taffeta with mantillas,
and
bouquets
similar
to the brides maids. The. groom
was
assisted
at the
ceremony; by his best. men, Rieardo Freiria and Argimiro Lago, the bride’s father. Ushers were Emilio Cividanes, Jr., EvaDimas,
Freiria,
Jr.,
Rafael
Enrique,
Riera,
Jose
Jr., Manuel
Freiria, Jr., Miguel de Jesus and Salvador users
de ld Rosa,
were
Albert
Jr., All
in
attired
cut-aways.
Following
_ the
the
Prince
ceremony,
—
-a
champagne reception was held at the Casino de Puerto Rico. Among the guests were a group of the pies relatives from New
Orleans,
Mrs.
Juan
Lago,
a.
4§
Mrs,
.
HE
Paul Briant, Mrs. Anita Olivier, Dr. and Mrs. Jose Manuel Lago and Dr. and Mrs. Dominque Lago.
i bi
‘
- The
couple
will
spend
honeymoon in New Mexico and will home in Miramar.
their
Orleans and. make their
Honor Queen's Birthday : ‘Phe British Consulate of Puerto: Rico
will celebrate
Queen
beth’s birthday, June formal reception. The
take
place;
at
British’ Consul,
the
Eliza- '
11, with a affair will
home
Reginald
of
the;
Hall.
' nt ‘The LITTLE PROF says.
: MIAMI DRAPERY Ww PUVVVY
THIRD
across Hotel
photo
risto
The bride chose a simple gown of silk peau de soie, designed by Lausel de Arce. The material
was
At Gallardo Hotel, from La Concha
Adolfo
Attendants
bride
economy. at exereises.
auditorioum
Festival,
at a double-
in Santurce and at the University of Puerto Rico, where she received her master’s degree in
rec-
hours
married
Ursuline Academy in New | Orleans, the Sacret Heart College
to retune the Stemway which Wilhelm Kempff, the guest soloist,
would
were
ring ceremonial mass Santa Teresita church
and
readjust-
the microphones
orded.
William O’Brien. Mr. Hall, a member of the British Foreign Service, was born in Cairo, Egypt, educated in England, and has been British Consul here since October of 1959. (STAR photo by Betty Knorr.)
got
Mrs.
Cuca Cividanes de Ramos
Mr. and Mrs. Argimiro Lago Torrado of Santurce, New Orleans
believing
checking
and
(STAR
SEGARRA
Freiria
The
musispec-
ing and
Puerto , Rico.
Friday morning
they.-were in frontof the theater, chatted ih the gloom. Suddenly, shortly after 9 p.m., the lights went on. : 5
ginald Hall and Mrs. Madeline O’Brien have set July 26 for their wedding to take place in San Juan. Mrs. O’-
Brien
many
of and
de
Miss Carmen Josefina Lago Riera and Adolfo Civida-
ing, we recognized many familiar voices, including Mrs. Pilar Abarca de Garffer, accompanied by her daughter, Pilarin, and son Raymond, Jr., Mrs. G. G. Connelly, Mrs. William Dorvillier, the Clem Littauers, Mrs. Carter Harman and Mrs. Chauncey Williams, . Backstage, a crowd cians, festival officials
RECEPTION—Mr.
By NORY
progress
outside
THE
gee:
calmly
AT
Freiria, the bride is the former Miss Carmen Josefina Lago Riera, pose at their wedding reception Friday in the
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THE SANJUAN STAR —!E Puesday, Melee bb
wrought
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bb
de Ballester and daughter
Marinita,
some -tenal changes
Cucho’
Basso,
‘Roger
: Martinez, and Dr. and Mrs. Jorge Enjuito were others at. the Tn on; as festival opener. spectaters whe chad been wantler| Qut-of-tewners included the img areund in theydark, made for erman Ambassador and. Mrs. the doors. In first rush’ we
in
the
instrument.
Crush Begins front, the erush was
saw : Miss? Maria®™
a Pico,
liweber,
Mrs:
who
came
from
Ciu-
aerate
Teresita Vaillant, James ‘Shine;' dad ‘Frujilio to be on hand for See Novak, Heinz Nixdorf, Eli the opening and to hear an old Pinocci, the Billy Carrions, Dr.: friend, Wilhelm Kempff; N. Y. Scheuer and Ed Kerstein and Mrs. Alex ‘Ker- architect James } Clarence Senior, also from, New stein. te S as were the Charles Den Luis Mufioz “Marin, ' the York, Governor of Puerto Rieo,| accom- Woods, of “Broadcast Magazine;” panied
by
his
wife,
slipped
inte
their first) row ‘balcony seats just before - intermission. Prominent First Nighters Also in the first nighter audience were the Hon. Samuel Quifiones, President of. the .Se-
name
a
very
few.
Others~At The Concert Dick Durham and his mother, Mrs.
Elsa
Short,
ders,
Mrs.
Mort
the
Dick
Schroe-
Sontheimer, Dick
SKIER ARA LAID IIH
By
Carrol |
Ri i ghte r
KR
Ketty Palerm, lian Bautista, the
Mr.
and
concert
Mrs.
composer JuSalvador Nins,
Waldemar
pianist
Elias
Lee,
Lopez
and
| Steve Padilla. Soprano Maria Esther Robles, | who will be one of the featured soloists
tival
during
season,
this
arrived
year’s
fes-
with
her
husband,
Juan
Luis
Marquez.
She wore dress. of
a lovely, short evening: stiff white lace with
matching short Mr. and Mrs.
theater coat. Juan Jose Cas-
tro,
director
he
is
the
Conservatory
of
Music
of of
the Puer-
to Rico and one of the conductors for the Casals’ Festival, the Francis
Mrs.
Hekkings
Mary
Anne
and
daughter,
Pinchot,
Mrs.
| Jame Nicole de Mariani, Myrna Casas,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Horacio
Cordere, Jr. (she is Lottie ‘Tischer, the ballet teacher), Dr. and Mrs. Jose Pico, Mrs. Mari-
Frances
Nevarez
de
Mrs.
Ana
daughter,
Serralles.
and
Santisteban,
Mrs. Firpi de Braschi, Mrs. Nena de Firpi, Miss Cindy Golbert, the
Rafael Benitezes, Mrs. Karen Mellman, Morris de Woskin, Dr. Alfredo
guez,
Matilla,
Don
Camilito
Pepe
Domin-
Gueits
and
Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Gutierrez Franqui were others in the distinguished crowd.
Still others Mike
were
Valldejuli,
Mr.. and
Carlitos
Mrs.
Vechinni,
Mrs. Hoertensia Golbert, Carlitos Cende, Mrs. Henry Hutchinson, Miss Maria Isabel Brau, Cesar Andreu
Ribas,
Manuel
Dr.
Morales,
Fernando
Monserrate
ter, Miss Aidita Leticia Lorency, Agustin
and
Dr.
Luis
Mrs.
and
daugh-
Manrique, Mr. and.
Tati,
the Manolin Gomez Meltzes daughter, Carmencita, Dr.
and and
Rafael
and
Miss Mrs.
daughter
Mrs.
Blanco
Mrs.
and
Pico, Mr.
and
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ing.
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wise
Buckle tedious
down chores
early
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Be ‘sure that you
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ensue.
planning ARIES
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(March
21
is fine
intelligent-
to
April
19)
Be sure you carry through with whatever is practical throughout the day and night instead of taking
time
out-of
fast
and
this
important
day
to simply have fun. Remain steadyou
win
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both
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possible
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22 to have
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treatments
that
will
improve
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Mrs. Emilio Bouret, the Gregory
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—
- THE SAN JUAN'‘STAR —
, Juné 7, 1960 -
Poet Was A Believer’
“
| |
Pasternak Wins In Death By RALPH McGILL .
Boris
Pasternak,
poet.and
author
of the Nobel Prize
Zhivago,” has been buried, at his request, in the Orthodox
church
near
his
home
in
a
novel
“Dr.
graveyard of a small
village
some
20
miles
from
Moscow. } Pasternak was a ‘“‘believer.”” The revolution had rolled over him. He had never lost his personal faith nor his love of country. Nor had his zest for beauty of nature, poetry, the written word and people in any degree lessened. Marxist communism understandably found
him difficult. His faith in a Supreme Being was greater than that in Marx and his disciples. Pasternak’s fame was a trouble. So was his death.
Neither
the
Soviet
press’
nor
radio
was
the passing of an admittedly distinguished last rebuke, a final passive defiance. i
allowed
citizen. Ls
to
His |
announce
end ;
was a mall
In thinking on the death of this lonely man who /held fast to the hand of God, one thought, in this time of increased world fear of Mate thew Arnold’s “The
sea
‘Dover
Beach.”
|
of faith
Was once, too, at the-full, But,
now
I only
hear
i
Its melancholy, long withdrawing Ah, love, let us be true
;
roar. . . i
i
To one another! for the world which seems To lie beforeus like a land of dreams, So various, sp beautiful, so new, ~° |
a
Hath really neither joy, nor love, nor light, Nor certitude, nor peace, nor help for pain, And we are here as on a darkling plain Swept
with
Where
ignorant armies clash by night.”
“ON
A
confused
DARLING
Pasternak the
must
have
felt
all this—
and
light
more.
Certainly
he
many
others
and
that'he,
swept
plain,
a darkling
on
were
and
Zhivago,
Dr.
through
felt they
often
world,
of struggle
PLAIN”
as he revealed
see,
alarms
alarms, as ignorant armies clashed in the symboli¢ night. And so he was— and so are we all. Edmund
Wilson,
Alexander
in
Bruckner’s
‘‘The
Shores
of
Light,”
quotes
from
‘‘History of Russian Literature’:
did in
confused
with
Prof.
“To the intelligent Russian, without a free press, without the liberty of assembly, without the right to free expression of opinion, literature became the last refuge of thought, the only means of propagating higher ideas. He expected of his country’s literature not merely
asthetic
recreation;
he
rations...”
placed
it
at
the
service
of
his
aspi-
We get some hint of this from Iya Ehrenburg, the veteran propagandist gadfly and novelist who in his novel ‘‘The Thaw’ in effect
loosed a gusty sigh of relief at being permitted an expression of aspi-
Light
Of
NEW
the “It
countries
Press Woes
YORK
Press is
(AP)—Today
Day a
in
day
where
the
set
aside
a free
is
Western for
press
Freedom
rejoicing
is enjoyed,
the
other
hand,
the
free
in
of
the
and
press
Deplored
the Americas by events in
hemisphere.
Spokane,
He
for mourning in countries whose People are kept in darkness,” said William H. Cowles, President of the Inter-American Press Assn., sponsor of the day. Cowles said notable progress in the struggle for freedom of expression in the western hemisphere has been made since Freedom ef the Press Day first was observed in 1953. He said freedom of the press has been restored in Argentina, Peru, Venezuela and Colombia since then.
“On
used
said the
Chalk, president bean Airways,
his
company
—and
(AP)—O.
of Trans Carib: said yesterday
plans
to
operate—the
air cruise services Airlines, Miami. Chalk
said
an
Roy
take
over
Caribbean
of
Resort
agreement
language
Civil
Aeronautics
Board
for
Cuba
then,
press,”
and
into
ap-
a six-month permit the airline also has been operating an exPerimental service between San
Juan and Aruba and has asked the CAB to extend the author.
being
airline. It to carry
to western areas.
received
until
tions last a loss of
of mourning
declared.
“But
it
all
newspapers
NNOO
longas
a
was’ set “flying
permis-
to suspend temporarily
summer $109,000.
had
planned
to
this
spring,
but
cruise
was
opera-
resulted in The airline
resume
are returned
music
has
for the is
also
a
service
unable
to
unarmed
of ‘unarmed
given
his
truth
will
grave
obove the beast is not the cudgel but ‘truth,
the
a final
powerful
victory.
SONDRIO, Italy was about as big
Grandpa
76,
and
POTOMAC
Gov.
By
Rockefeller
gressional
prebe
urges
of
the
Washington
a conU-2
inci-
dent. Rocky thinks we should all close ranks behind Eisenhower— and march back and forth over Nixon. ee
&
Khrushchev is beginning to sound like the small boy who pulled up the ladder after him to
build
a
tree
screamed get him
house
for somebody down
Truman
then
to come
out of the ee
Harry
and
tree.
+
blasts
Adlai
Stevenson, the Libertyville, Il1., farmer. Harry takes a dim view
do so and has asked for further
suspension
until next
December.
expect
attraction -
The
inward
of
wife,
Tognolini,
Maria,
their
Golden
"»F§El’ "Ft
Wig
of
KNEBEL Bureas
the
“Give
74,
death!”
Libertyville
byZB
The
ge
House
war or
a
*2s
gislative
new
ce-
(50th)
ANNAN
eggheads’ me
cry:
give
me
on
Le-
8
committee
Overnight
may
probe
the U-2 incident—changing its name to the committee on execu-
tive
overflight. *
A
lot
of
its
2
Washington
White
is
House
the
lawyers
first
to take
to the pipeline. *¢
Thanks
those
whose
music
of
symbol
of
Wedding anniversary in the vil lage church at nearby Tirano. While
and
that
her
was
28
to ‘inflation,
you
live it up these days without ing off your diet.
the
husband,
56, were
going
on,
Giue
Osvaldo
celebrating
50,
Pozzi,
their Silver
(25th)! Wedding anniversary the same church.
And
while
that
was
Pozzi’s son, Giovanni,
in
going
on,
30, was
get-
tin married to Luisa Tognolini, 23— in the same church. The priest who performed the
Marriage
and the
of
Giovanni
hopped other
back
to
and
ceremonies,
Luisa,
forth was
te Don
Enrico, Tognolini, a grandson of Grandpa Giuseppe. : ‘ A fair number of those who
sang
for
the
celebrations
were
Tognolinis, too. So was the taxi driver who hustled back and forth
ferrying *¢
boast a pipeline to the White House, but Tommy Corcoran, the old New Dealer who toils for gas interests,
haunt
seppe’s daughter Giuseppina,
FEVER
FLETCHER
STAR
ever
Giuseppe
his
NAAT
y
(AP) — This a day as the
prolific Tognolinis to have.
seized
to their right-
everywhere
authority is the cudgel.
lebrated
ZW
hemisphere
CAB
because
This
“has
illegally
AAA Z
because of unsettled Political conditions on some of the isand
is a day he
by the government ful owners.”
sion last winter cruise operations
the inward example.
That's A Lotta Tognolinis!
but
day to restate the determination of the free press of the New World to continue the struggle until freedom of the press is restor ed in
came
has for centuries ‘raised man
inor
house parties’ from the east and
lands
Fidel Castro
democracy
could be held
said Cuban newspapers “have been either timidated into subservience or silence, seized outright by the government.”
“This,
for
proval. Trans Caribbean flies between New York and San Juan. Under
of
wrote that if the beast who sleeps in man
down by threats —any kind of threats— then the highest emblem of humanity would be the lion tamer with his whip. But, he said, what
‘his
er.
Resort
Premier
isolated.
ac-
Cuban
midwest vacation
the transfer of Resort’s certificate will be submitted to the
Spokesman-Review.
did place his writing
his
ity for at least six months Resort
Wash.,
i a neat fit. He
the service of his aspirations. His writings were not a denunciation the revolution. He himself had believed in the need for it. What failed to do was to idealize it, to pretty it up, to hide the effect the inevitable brutality and ugliness. For this he was condemned Pasternak
tions have been those of a totalitarian.” Cowles
of
nonscheduled up in 1945
and
has been bitterly disappointed Cuba,” said Cowles, publisher
Cuban
Trans Caribbean Airways To Acquire Resort Cruises WASHINGTON
at of he of
Freedom
Cuban ef
rations and higher ideas. For Pasternak the quote seems
fF!
a
The
ing Features Syndicate, Ine., World rights reserved.
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the various
delegation’,
from home to church and to the hotel afterward for a three ge neration banquet.’ The waiters had
little
trouble
keeping
the
names of all the guests straight.
‘Most of them were Tognolinis, |}as well. And the orchestra that go- played jolly tunes throughout the banquet? All Tognolinis, ;
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Freedom
"HiHa
Today is Press Freedom
Presididential concrete.and quite qui
freely sho
Day throughout the
lost that right.
fundamental
give tho
the
the focus
iate
For the freedom of the press is the
freedom
of free men,
in the
United wake
last
the one freedom
Formosa
year.-
from
recent is the
ment.
» he
pai
countries in
his people
is
= =
;
afar.
as the press of his country remained open to free criticism of. his actions. He took the essential step to
now on, he has a free hand. He could not proceed with
a free press in existence in Cuba. There are many who think that
press
freedom
is an editor’s privilege to comment
on any subject
under
—{
of fact, there
true
people,
or false
as
is someone case
the
through the printed word.
—
-
be,.but
President
United
based space.
American
aircraft to
as
Republic of Korea
,
—
(1)
To
é i g
every
the
freely
: old regime
from: citizens
sitory” and
newspaper
a serious
teral
get
out
of
correct it.
hand
if
steps
are
not
taken
quickly
to
To,
air
to
it is resolved
Court
a plet, as
(be
_ON Sir:
by the
of,
the’
NATIONAL
Con-
The
judgem ent
was
United | aware of ‘it but
is un-
,
CAIs
it is ‘true
Jefferson
that
and
Char-
les Lynch ‘were contemporaneously members‘of the Virginia House
PURPOSE
of
Burgesses.
Who
was: Charles
“civilized”
man’s
be | 106 per cent American ‘who was How-|@ member of the House of
epitaph.
bite. “ever: this may be, I ‘sug#est’ that | Burgesses bit’ paid
it
and
the / ploacant.-te~the few
_» National Purpose”—= I-believe | Lynch? He. was that :“primeval t the phrase is likely~to~
the matter at issue is not “natio-|
a| 22! purpose” but “universal bar-
little heed to
its statutes.” ( ‘Is the “Washington-Jefferson
barism.” spirit” uppermost What is “universal barbarism?” | of Charles Lynch?
the citizensry
accurately,
believe
in it| £ Unreason’.”
it. Perhaps should state,
that
is
what more
Common-|
wealth is not an irrevocable state, more accurately, is that Commonwealth
vocable
| hood. |
is
status,
not
such
For the guidance
an
as
irre-
sta‘e-
of those of
The
Spaniard
who
is not
altogether
by
Federal Relations Act ‘and the Constitution were discussed and
{
F
. Sunday is the day you rest, if the government
ions
| voted upon, it occurs to me that | your
paper may
wish
to do
a
in
formulated|
the definition also observed: chance
.
a
“It | ™5™-
_,,
phrase,
that
today
or
that
I suggest
‘that
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FROM
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barba-
Santuree,
BEST
(ee
“universal San
ivnch law comes from America.”
us residents in Puerto Rico who
will permit it. The government doesn’t always permit it, however, if your rest and the privacy of your home should inconvenience the politicians. How true
know shows. them divided ‘as to whether the
Washington,
of a status termea|
and support these circles
The Right To ° SI cep 3 i
in
fet the
creation
of
them, from the abuses of juvenile delinquents. We urge the police to look into these complaints
of late that they must reflect a situation that’ could
for of great! visitations itwhich was to that windlast tt series » Eeaktent ti and to end in a President visit to Moscow itself. Inquiry among the people, here who ought to
nature,an entand as that, it is| Itnot hasto been defined “the‘reason right || lynch law is the order of the pari ion: g ina8 logic, a majority be reasonable, as the day in the U.S.A. and elsewhere;
in
are’ so numerous
will produce moderate gains to offset,
Logi
“classical” one or not) does not, on its face, import a transitory
to play, she is forcedto stand’ by with a club to protect even if partly exaggerated,
inclusion ly t
a “Commonwealth”
doorways, on church steps.” ‘One mother told us that when her children go out
which,
“A
niet. a. logical
perenne Vittles
obscenities than she shoyld have to witness in an entire lifetime, and she is only twelve years old.” This mother and other complainants charge the local authorities are indifferent to juvenile . delinquency,
“on every street, asleep on the sidewalks,
4,
thus
ice for iscite.
lack
'- of police protection’ in what has often been called Puerto Rico’s “forgotten city.” One mother has told us that her young daughter _ “has been exposed to more pure filth and heard more
drunks
June
Proposal,” I note that certain circles in Puerto Rico term the Commonwealth status as “tran-|
:
of Mayaguez that indicate
ch
in-a~t but realiny way, the immoderate losses that followed upon our own immoder: ‘ate hopes
LETTERS of Syngman Rhee
ie
{
this
Then it was somehow supposed that great
,
Saturday,
been - reaching
.
cei
demonstrate
until
with the printed word.
Complaints ‘have
incompar
American interest in an orderly transfer of com-
else be defended so strongly and so effectively
Forgotten City?
(2)
“violate Soviet
. ‘This is‘a day to give serious thought to the true significance of a free press, for our freedom can nowhere
States.
hopes
sight. No -delusion now lies -upon ‘the scene. And it may even. furn out that this' modest
a
hopes
Soviet rockets if it permits Japan-e
threatened with
of the
informmg
may
the
ae
statement
the .
Security treaty with
editorially
quote,
every
news. story,
what
journe
ite brought down to earth—- could somehow
| Suvi Whe clearest Jaan which nc’ States’
the sun. It is that, fortunately,
in every
just
-
new
being offerel by 7
Obtained. Now it is wholly clear that no suchbe grand and sweeping ‘solutions are in
' Japan — (1) To strengthen a pro-Western regime which is under heavy attack from angry home minorities for having negotiated the new
for in that freedom is the symbol of every man’s freedom to express himself. But it is more than an editor’s privilege. For
as to
to achieve:
tionalist.— (1) Chi ‘To give this island of continued | American sean support. iy
things for general peace—of a nature not ever
“fi and measurable accomplishspecific are the main points in the new
Here
whatever
so long
insure unimpeded control over his people by silencing those newspapers that dared to criticize him. From
t
native than had the pad Presidenti
itinerary, where in each case there is no doubt
printed page. Dictator Castro could not proceed in his on
aes
(Taiwan)
ence— against cea coca
This time, the President is going to see Allied
:
communism
}
direct vies pledge (2) To “show the flag” in' the strongest possible
only— and this time he goes in a far remained open to the unfettered expression of public | Peoples fefore ‘Thistime he hee secdiie nae wenn opinion.
to impose
}
2)" To make Sit\it wh new.'-(2) Plain to the : Kerea |that they would be unists..in-ists..in. North:
hom
23,000-
of Washington’s- concern
anti-Western, neviralist.
ceeded in enslaving a whole people so long as the press
campaign
t ze
States. the United and. rep ubl ic
of
all sorts of categories— pro-Western, basically
No despot has suc-
What has happened. in Cuba is the most tragic testimony that freedom’s battleground
cing
unwiseto attempt anuther | invasion of -South Korea. : _° | Peg = re wie te The Philippines — To’ try to ease several real and easily visible sources of friction between that
-West ‘to East. It will be for other reasons a SS tye [tee sae he took
t to those who have
that stands guard over all others.
right about
summit > that Ls. olncrsod Eisenhower's ceutheonting
Americas. It is a day when men blessed with constitutional guaran ee ot sneer nat so ,cuueene their opinions
US
By William S. White
practicalal
' Thus has the foreign policy of the
States been
Le Battleground
s
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;
te
WASHINGTON -=o— travel for thoroughly roughly
ie
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;
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For Ike’s Asian Tour
i , Mall Bebscription Rates — United States, Possessions, Terriieries _ limited © objectives, yes. But no more. vaguely (> xe © $14.00 ies. —— 1 a] Mes. | ~ hopeful Reealat Mail for undefined te“‘good will” ~ —. - |8.28.00 $7.00 ercten jet-liner . i. be peith 4ir Mail _ meg sa mae $35.00 $12.00 jectives so lofty 9 be either -
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( - Concrete, But Limited Odjectives
Published_ “every morning excépt Sunday atratioi San Juan, : P. R. . by the TOT “Star Publishing Cas ati
: Shits SRT?eae
=
SS
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.
this is:ean-be confirmed ‘by; talking to residents of the, , vicinity of North Avériue'’and Taft Street who got a good dose Sunday night of government's lack of concern At 11°p.m., a. time when many men and women, and certainly children, want to sleep in preparation for: a new week of work-.or study or play, a blaring political sound truck sent its offending clamor into private
homes.
your readers may wish to answer this letter in your columns, for
our
edification.
these
opposed
scale tiie hee Dies
right to sleep at night.
Police were on duty ‘but they did nething to
stop the racket. i There is a city ordinance
against disturbing
the
peace with loudspeakers, but paradoxically there is a loudspeaker
license obtainable
from
the Treasury
De-
partment for those who want to intrude on the citizen’s sleep. These-are strange things indeed that baffle the
human mind. t
Ae tetnes is
for the citizen’s right of privacy in his home and his
|| by
te that form
ef government.
The
still alive
perhaps,
and,
question is will
be
af
THE
SAN JUAN
STAR — ‘Tuesday, June’ 7, 1960!
IN PROTECTIVE CUSTODY —Deposed Turkish Premier Adnan Ménderes, second from left, flanked by military officers following protective arrest in Ankara May 27. Brig. Gen. BurOther officers not identified. hanetting Uluc, right, holds machine gun.
The Week
In Pictures
&
A
tousle-headed,
bare-shouldered
Prin-
« cess Margaret pictured during a stopover
on the island of Dominica while on her honeymoon
with
Anthony
BOARD—This
.
e
cs
is the joint House-Senate
‘
oe
;
lees
plebiscite committee
holding
public hearings at the Capitof- Building. The witness, Benjamin O rtiz, was ithe first citizen
Armstrong-
to
appear.
(This
photo
by
Gunter
Hett, others by AP.)
|
Reena NAAN OOTY Ss SS
Jones in the Caribbean.
PLEBISCITE
tite
ae
DINNER GUESTS—Mrs, ister, stands between her
E
John D. husband,
ens
Q
—_ : Diefenb aker, wife of the Canadian Prime left, and President Eisenhower before a
dinner at the White House for the Diefenbackers,
EARTHQUAKE Minstate
RUINS—Two women and stray dog walk
past shells of building in a nearly deserted street in the Chilean town of Castro. Supplies of food, clothing and medical equipment are now being flown to disaster areas
in Chile from all parts of the world.
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NEW YORK (AP) — The Broadway stage shutdown—the first in 41 years—moved into its
I was especially interested in a continental Hotel last week. Among “casa completa’ that was. situ- the guests were Connie Suria de seventh somber day today and ated in hack of the hotel on the Martin, Georgie Thompson de Da- all the guys and dolls were} pena, Daisy Mattei de Fernandez, feeling it. lawn, with the blue sea and palm Gleria de Morales, Lillian de Totree as background. It resembled However, a ray of hope: peneIsabelian oversized house trailer. Deliver- rres, Paquita de Pomal, trated the gloom of the theatre ed to your own location, this ta Sauri de Nicole, Pilar Martin blackout. house cost only $7,200. I was |de Venrell and Elenita Bere de Informal and cautious overamazed that it contains two bed- Oliver. My airplane trip Sunday by tures were made Monday and roems, (wo baihs, closets, a large living room with bar, kitchen and Coastal Airways which inclided a yesterday by both sides toward airconditioning. The cost of the trip about the island was' really a compremise proposal by which an exciting trip. I kept thinking theatre owners would share with house inctudes complete furnishas 1 looked down on the busy high- producers the cost of an ae ings right down to the drapes. how much nicer it was tors’ pension plan that would be Thom Salter is the manager of ways, to be sitting by my old friend put into effect immediately. A Northside Corporation, the comLuis Hernandez, who was piloting pension plan has been one of pany responsible for this house. twin engine plane, than it the key issues in the labor disintroduced to him by old our Towas was to be struggling with the pute. Marta Rodi. Also looking friend. things over there was pilot, Luis traffic on the road to Fajardo. For the first time since their Also in our plane was_ photoCixtron, and Paul Fontaine. contract expired last Tuesday, grapher Mike Alexis, doing a bit the Sendlocked negofiators for Among the graduates at the of aerial photography, Howard University of P. R. last WednesActors Equity and the League Plank, Mr. and Mrs. Stan Silver day was Carles J. Cintron, Jr., of New York Theatres concedand Agnes Sherman of P. R. News of an early Service. The airline will soon ed the possibility start seaplane service to different settlement. The Lights Remain Out | points in the Caribbean. Meanwhile, the Times Square Friday night at the Triana a METRO COLDWIW- MAYER
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“THE
GIRL
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for
unusual
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singing, has
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were his friends,
directed
a movie
music
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WHO
CHEATED DEATH” Tonight Preview 10 P.M. Belinda Lee “NOR THE MOON BY NIGHT”
for
the
mevie.
Also
Cuchi,
assistant
“SATAN SATELLITE” “HOUSE OF SECRETS”
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Victor Mature “THE BIG CIRCUS”
5:30
director
the
faited
tof
the
start
Equity.
It
eame
watked
night
the|; ‘LIGHTS
of
out
before
after
on
a
to
the show
dramatize
demands.
surveyed
the
district “This
darkened
show
last night. is bad on our business,”
complained
seeing
a barker
tour
as
he
for
a sight-
gazed
streets.
dourly
down
deserted
don’t don’t
come to the theaters they ride our buses.” Strike
His
Hits
partner
“If
they
Many
pointed
to
stacks
who
didn’t
come.
spots
and
The
spas
that
first
few
crowd
days
the
already
a making were tended deadlock
exAn pinch. over the main
the
the
auspicies
Community
of
June
Flamenco
ERIC’S 604
Division
Education.
For
de
©
Theatre, the
“Is
going
toe
eost
every
elub_
money,”
head
waiter
supper
the
city,
every
predicted
of
club.
Many
cost
restaurant,
a fortune.” Cafes Lay
am
“It’s
Side
to
cost
="
|
call
2-3120
ignored
kets
already
in the
big-moshews, sudden
of prosperity
as
thwarted
searched
for
tic-
of
“To-
anywhere.
Producer
bacce “I
31
to big-name enjoying a
theatergoers
David
Read”
Theater
Off Workers cafes
Often
ney rush they were
Moss
at
fhe
chortled happily:
had
already
posted
Cricket notices
started laying off workers. |that we were closing Sunday But the Broadway blackout | but that’s alt changed now.”
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ordered contract
“We're all erving in_eur beer,” a taxi driver lamented as he
night,
and every
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was
PACO: BELMONTE
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Tyrone Power “MISSISSIPPL GAMBLER” “SILENT ENEMY”
sitting
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when
shows
OPENING
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Car- of newspapers piled up at newswho | Stands, waiting for the custo
René Pietri, film editer Alfonso BorreH, Leslie Columboni and José Jolquera, editor. The film “La Plena” was produced under
Last Day Anton Diffring
“THE
That blackout in their
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most Adorable Child Singer Joselito “ESCUCHA MI CANCION”
BLACK
sound.
Carrion, Felipe Allende and fos Carrién. Amitca Tirade,
MATIENZO here
THE
usual
the
as it has since
Thursday
their I
normally
jewel in Manhattan’s crown, remained sttut-
and dead,
last
.the
and was atin the back
musical
tered
actors
a real rare moment Lace-
district,
brightest nocturnal
tors’
In the patio holdmg forth was don Sindo Mangual, an older gentleman from Fajardo who is eredited with being the foremost exponent of plena music. Playing with him and enjoying. the afternoon art of drinking a few and
Spaim’s
MAN
face here, lends
into
Phone
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were
her voice to the act.
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the guests
ed to the exciting work of Haitian drummer Julian Jeseph. | dropped im just to say hetlo to the Selliers, owners of the establishH+ ment, but feund himself, like others there, entranced by the Haitian drums and the singing of Emy de Pradines. Her sister also appears with her at times, and
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a lot of
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for the past six months
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man
personally
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for
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wrote
and
her,”
said
Balcombe,
he
attorney
‘20,000 pounds the actress.
reward
“We Home
applied to the for permission to
have Office
interview we
the
hope
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prisoner
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necktie.
in an open-
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degrees the
under
studio
the
pre-
LOS.
tractor,
(Fahren-
after
hot-
Her
latest
lights,
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reports,
to plow, sow, spray, harvest, mill and transport.’
a
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Music
separation
Miss Corday, were married Jan. 26, 1957.
She asked children,
21
months,
expected
charged
in
and
2%,
a
cruelty.
;
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Her
Could
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Symphony
Wednesday,
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8
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listed
PLAYS FOR YOU _AT THE FOURTH
MARTI: Don’t Give Up the CORCELLES: Untamed Youth,ShipUp
abandoned
complaint
the
Mi
by Night
KRESTO-DENIA:
reconciliation. new
in
Preview,
INTERNATIONAL
—(AP)—
but
The
Death.
Nocturnal
ANGELES:
February
(AP) —Red China has its first all-purpose Peiping
.|
Bri-- day has sued actor Richard Long an- for divorce, : his She filed) a similar suit in
Tractor Does It All TOKYO produced
Reports
16-separations; ‘actress ‘Maria
temperaand
SUPER
Guide
Actress Maria Corday Renews Divorce Suit
LONDON (AP) — Television announcer Alex Macintosh apon the screen
Rundown
8:30—WWWW - Varieties 9:00—-WWWW- Music Just For You 9:30—WKAQ-Caravana Musical WWWW-Melodic Moments” 10:00— WRIO- WFID-FM-Stereo Hour WWWW- Music for Relaxation IOA-8 Puertas Show 10:30— OA-LP Parade WWwWW - Drifting and Dr i WAPASerenade 11:00— WRIO-— Hi-Fi Serenade WWWW -Moonlight Serenade 11:05—WHOA- Midnight Matinee
I Say, Old Fellow,
neck shirt Sunday and-set a cedent,... 0 2. Vea e! It was the first. time a tish Broadcasting Corp. TV nouncer was“allowed. to doff
Hi-Fi
Girl
Escucha
RIALTO: Silent Gambler
Movies
WAPA-—Club 680 8:15— WFID-FM-— Nocturnal
London.
peared
Listening
Littauer Case
The
HALL:
. the Moon
8:00—WWWW- Music for Everyone
as possible.
Cheat
Vic Music
Entertainment
Maliia
NEW BROADWAY: El Trueno Entre Las Hojas PARAMOUNT A Summer Place RIVIERA: It Started with a Kiss
6:45—WMIA~— Music till 11:00 7:00—WHOAAntilles Program WITA~Dining Music 7 7:30—WFID-FM—Musical Interlude WRIO~— Music For Many
Ofap-
MUSIC
Music
WKYN - Financial News 6:30—WITA-~ Artistas Favoritos WWWW-Diming Music
ralds, diamonds and’ rubies valued by Miss Loren at $500,000 was stolen ten days ago from Miss Loren’s rented home north of
WKYN-
CHRISTIAN FERRAS
METRO: The Face of ‘the t METROPOLITAN: Ben’ Hur Cat _
WWWW - News
to’ give fur-
seeing
Virgen
MATIENZO:
Shine
WFID-FM—Dining
ther details, and the Home fice promised action on the
Plication
&
5:30-WKYN-Clem WHOA -Show 6:00-—- WHOA -— News
a
refused
&
House
R.
4:00—-WHOA-—Molly
week. It is a claim we must investigate as we have done with other
la
LORRAINE:
1:30-WITA- Dise Jockey Music for |. 2:00—-WFID-FM2:35— WHOA-—Variety with
the
been
HOLIDAY: Horrors of the Black seum, Bonnie Parker Story
9:30—-WHOA- General Store ~10:00—WFID-FM—Latin American 12:00—-WKYN- Musical Matinee 12:30—-WHOA-~ Post Time 1:00—WHOA~— Music for One WIPR — Concert
Sa-
for
Ko
WEYN=Mben-Metoaies’-
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(Listings Subject To Change) Tuesday, June 7 SANTURUE AMBASSADOR: Satan Satellites, House Of Secrets GRAND: Jinete Solitario, Sonrisa de
WRIO-1320 Ko WHOA -1400 Ko
8:00—-WFID-FM-—Rise
Loren felt
agent
WKYN-630
9:00- WHOA -Terry’s
\
or
boy
CINEMA
(Listings Subtect Ta Change) Tuesday, June 7 6:00—-WHOA-— Early Risers Club 7:00—WIPR‘- Morn, Symphony a 30— WHOA — Sports
ren, >the said yes-
Miss
said
Ko
WFID-FM_95.9 Me WWWW -1520 Ke
LONDON (AP) — An inmate of a prison, here says he has information,, about the jewels
17
her teen-age
and plans to foll low her to Buenos Aires where
WKAQ-580 Ke
Jail Offers Clues To Loren Jewelry
with
(AP Photo). |
Inmate Of British
stolen from Sophia Italian actress’. lawyers terday.
ie Van Doren, divorced wife
attends a party in Hollywood Santaro; whose age is reported as
ADMISSION
Orchestra:
||
i
| $5.50, $4.50, $3.50
| $4.50, $3.50, $3.00 | || \
a
AND
a
MAMIE
of bandleader
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, es , Fane 7!
or
SPECULATING?
awser,
government
and staff are yours. description of scores beach front property,
Our
speciafist
REALTY, and lots
Imc.. has for sale
Baldrich.
turce,
Hyde
Rio
Money
Park,
Piedras.
available
Hate
fer
first
AM — 1890
RENT
davs 1869
2-5069.
FIVF for
After
ROOM.
rent
chima
no
5,
20795.
fully
more
included. Dr.
furnished
than
COMPLETELY screened, cool, 2
University. Sanchez
ment. 1865
Monthly
Morales
Hato
VACATION
rates
187,
Rey,
up.
Develop-
3-6746
zit
NEW San
after
1 PML.
APARTMENT
set.
3 large
range
88093 1781
and
some
furniture.
OL ed.
11,
PRIVATE
t
:
Pomce
de
Lagoon.
furnished apartment, 3 bedrooms,
iNeed
1887
~
eT
.
FOR
hot
Beinoeentiace
other bedrooms.
COMFORTABLE
bungalows.
earememt 3. Teil (a atce
8254
Ext
=
TRREE
Unfurnished
FUENISHED
at
begutifal
Salvador.
tooms, hot water. ation call 2-3879 or
=
Garage. 3-2449
BEDROOM
water,
other
Sees
class
GUEST
SMOUSE,
fm
tovely
CHARRON'S
COTTAGE, on
SALE
snare
,
(imterier>.
POSADA
—
Motor
Inm
bath
EXTENSION EL COMANBDANTE Lot %5, also Santa Rasa, two houses for 2 bedrooms, bath, living-diming one equipped kitchen. Muebleria Maury.)
bath,
Private
tion
bath.
one
diningroom, ki aircondi. | \itchenette. Private Rico. bath. for two, and } Teta Verde. Puerto
Located
block
from
in
La
Condado
Concha
mandez Juncos_ SPANISH.
1505,
25215.
ASHFORD HOUSE Guest House. 1120-1122 Ashford Avenue, C Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid service All screened. Hot water. Same with
air
conditioning.
Best
hotel
and
Tresidentia) section. Beach facilities Special arrangements for couples travel ing together One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal Buided
2-7927
tours.
Mrs
Telephones
Annie
De
3-6231
Mauret,
and
Manager.
MARIGALANTE — PARQUE 159, Phone 2-3056. Beautifully decorated, airconditioned rooms, each with private bath,
hot and cold water. Terraces, garden. Near beach and business sectors. Summer rates. Manager, Margarita de Contreras. 1490
AGUAS BUENAS, near E¥ Rancho Hotel, furnished 3 bedroom heuse, alt facilities,
Ponce de Lean, Sem a -
RWCARE
bath- | liberal
=
splend-
AR
DEVELOPMET:
mortgage: only.
2a
DANISH
Across
the | 24
ROSA
ISLAND HOUSE mew, informal,
-— 1017 Ashford — a ocearffront ~ guesthouse
an
excellent
breakfast.
Phone UF
LA PROVIDI\: 14 GUEST HOUSE — Parque 153 i. ar bea¢hes, restaurants, theatres, buss s Sun terrace, all air conditioned roe-»s Cooking facilities. For fnformition, + ve 2-9352 or write to Box 12384 Leiva Station, Santurce. 22351
—
Guest
House
For im-|
—
Call
corner
Touris
GUEST
Arture
DUFFY'S
served. eo
and
Guest
atmosphere.
1850
OR
two
girls
to share
home
with
AIz Cee brand new with
continental
Ponce de Leen.
reom
with
Anartment
1859 -
&
bus.
McCleary
House
Delicious
Ave.
Tel,
from $125.00 up factory warranty
and service, at¢ INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875 Rio Piedras | and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road. f 1314 :
private
bath,
x
=
AIRCONDITIONED
ROOMS.
VACUUM
ly.
@
:
completely ‘
La
Concha.
Condado
Section.
Avenue_
2-2383, 1910 HOUSE
—
Weekly
loam
ELECTROLUX repairs
and
CLEANERS World's
onty
maintenance.
automatio
purifier.
Breathe
Also
NO
@
| |
|
an
iat I NSTIRUE RIO
a
ear for
your
uF
GUEST?
HOUSE
.
CLASSES
Phone
°
Scores.
Teresita.
Cal
Cochone
St, 190). Sante
fer appointment 3-3215.
LOTS
FOR
SALE
|
AQUEDUCT? BOAD. hizh up. 7.000 sau: meters. Calt Rodriguez. 22912 or 200 Ponce de’ Leon, San Juan. ela
—
FOR SALE OR RENT
Singtes $7.,aedoubles Nicest idential
te Corner
— oOUEAN VIEW the ocean. Double
GENEROUsS-
PROPORTIONS
-
trees, and a big three bedroom house, with water.
winds.
From
beeue
by
the
Breakfast included.
at
your
disposal.
12850
trade
bar.
Attantic,
giant
closets
and
MAGNIFICENT seaping—
a real working
SPACE
kitchen.
— superb land-
distinguish this Garden Hills
heme. Four huge bedrooms, three baths, double living room, servant’s room, laundry, garage and carport.
a
meals
3-6802.
UP
i home can yours in BucaThree ¢ modern kitmaid’s quarters.) telephone. Call pia i an appointment! ré!
@, Robert Tschudin,
furnishprivate
with
| |
PRIVATE ENTRANCE; private bath. hot water, air conditioner optional. For gie man, with references. $60.
ee
of
have remodeled efiarm-
home. Fully screened, limem service, all conveniences. Large — Fenced. Daily, weekly, monthly r corner Cacique, 177% 71 JENNY’S:
ONE
the famous beach of Laquilie. Puerte Rican ceatinental food. Luquilio, P.R.
BEACH COTTAGE — Completely ed, one airconditioned bedreom
AUNT
‘AIR CONDITIONERS
from
beach
a establishments. Ali Stateside mechanics, ——
Call Stateside ‘Service, days 24718 —
LANGUAGE
ROTEL LUQUILLO AUEENE. On
$7.50 single, $10. double. All rates include complete breakfast. Isla Werde Road. near San Juan Intercontinental. Call 9-0144, 39-0532, 382 UP
family
Re.
ROOMS FOR RENT
see them.
home,
to
weavsou
ALTAMESA— San Lucas St, C—2. 3 bedreoms, lawn. 1@ minutes from Rio Piedras, close to shopping center: and jJaundt. Call 3-2682.
702
THE
Call,
Saldafia, |.
on
hour-a-day
McLeary. Teleghess ST
a
‘Nuevo.
REPAIRS |
10
tel
from beautiful beach. $12. Kitchen privi
One
SAN JUAN GUEST MUUSEEnjoy breakfast and drinks on your private terrace tm delightful continental-run guest house close to “‘Under The Trees”, and one minute from beach. 17 Carrian
Court,
Puerto
2-car carport | Borinquen. apened hy ap-| 1828
hemes
block from beach, residential section. All aircenditioned double and single rooms. Private and %emi-private baths, kitchen facilities. Hot water. 2 blocks from busses, shopping. 3-1481. Mrs. Z. C. Steffens, Cacique St. 2071, Santurce. 1738 28
Caribbean 3-1317.
Ave
COND.
cig | OPPORTUNETY — 200 meters from Ho-
BDONCELLA
= CASA
UF
im iuxury hotel area. Large terrace facing the sea, with private stairway to beach. Spaciovs, modern, airconditioned roms. From $9. singlé — $14. double, including 23-1779. 1564
LA
Diese
AIR
| AIRCONDITIONING @ REFERIG
SPEAK
Telephone 9-1175. . | 1475
sec-
eee
DIRT. see NO: DIRT, touch NO DIRT. mediate ck a up monthiy. block | Del Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604, UF | offers is ‘‘Caribaire’ amd “Buecameer™ | from Ponce de Leon. in front of bus, step, between San Jorgo and Parque, Santurho each h : 4 bedr 3 bath-} all lines. Quiet neigh! 1976. Ave. ce. Telephone 2-5353. Street, | reams, equipped kitchen,
Hotel. | 17
Private entrance. Daily & weekly rates. Call Celeste Todd, telephone 2-1356. 1471 69
tie
|
No. sale. with Fer.
208 MAGDALENA — Suite Apartment. | street from beautifel beach, mear airport. | sightseeing, nite elub visiting, ete, Call Newly decorated and furnished, with | 15 "Toqms, all airconditi some with | 2-0486 1
Jarge living and tioned bedroom
canner
SPANISH,
=
613
St
LA
un
al
$11,500
63510 2881
UF
:
613 | ra. O16 Madrid. 2-3891. SPEAK ;
| i, OLWes.»
Near
Miramar, with nice orean view. Near id beach. For delightful vaeations, weekmonthly rates. Danish breatfast i Caribe Hilton amd Condado Hetels. Cool, ends, or permanent. 45 minutes from Capi- Centrally located gear Parameun Theater. t new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. | tal. Continental food, moderate prices. | 263 Duffaut Street. Telephene 3-8825. Social Security Building, Pomce de Leén} Mediania Alta. east ef Parcela. P. O. 6 804, 4th Floor, Apartment 401-402, Mrs.| Bex III, Loiza Aldea. Vesa 3-6769. 1738 629 | NEW CONCEPT im tourist accomeda1174
7
interested, —— fruit seen, on ew De nes “Can aaa. turce. Debt-free. Water, light, Mr. Mo-
conditioning. clecks. fixtures, iron fenced
commedities.
ais
inform-|pointment 7008, ~ 2
ecean,
6-
FARM FOR SALE
clear, well. ventilated. New building in UF | heart ef Puerto Nuevo business section. ——| 458 SQ FT. office complete with air
Gue st Houses ANTILLES
Small, secluded,
|
as
=
loan, 20 years. balance facilities. i $22,500. accept rural farm with mortgage or lot in the metropolitan area. Information working hours 273 General Rius Rivera, Hyde Park. or Pereyé,
Cangrejos Rae
For
|
Gr beck
Punta Las } 1793
| Sees ee
a eee het
wanted.
Ct, | ELEGANT THREE OFFICE suite. Sciiing | DORADO SIGHWAY: Form. planted in | | farnishines amd decor te person
references FOR
HOUSE
gg} Garece.. 2m@ fleer. Martinez Vela record stere. Step 16 Ponce fie Leon 1075. In-
ot
house
BOUSES
screened
oa
BEACH
twe of 700 oa. ft. each. one 300 sa. ft.|| 3995 preferred. Call Mr. New. x3-940, apereximately. Commercial center San-
Vaciatalega | an 8 acres. Call Rodrigues, 22912, ex 200}
Santurce.
.
2 baths. airconditioning. com@ i patie. interior terrace, |,
&
persamal ieee
‘and! reservations | AY
Prat,
T
ee
3 bedreem,
Marias. available eight a Jume 30. Telephone 2377235 First
within
independent.
HOUSE FOR rent on 79 Mayaguez Hato Rey. Feur bedrooms, three
72
.
heuse.
three.
with
bedroom
tor! information
613 | '42@ 96
CLASSIFIEDS 3
or
residence
mhan utapeile Across San | Beach. Montebay, Beca de ctor, “one OP tare Seenes |} ~ = is Meal foc piu
SME
PARK:
outside
Cali 34365.
1853 Ponce de Leon, 22052. ——
San Juan Intercontinental. Rol out of bed into the water. $150, ome year lease, to responsible party. 1427 Central Ave. Caparra Terrace er call Garcia Realty, 8-1665. 1863
Condominium | ree
Condado
leunmdry
lease.
BRAND NEW house never occupied. im | formation 24871. Club F 3 er usi a, | 17S
Call
Rental reasonable. Location: near Cuatro Calles, Guaynabo, P. R. Box 3306 San Juan. Tefephone Guaymabo 2371. 1768 62
the
and
year
Cauntry
61 ee geed fer two On the beach near
*
3-42.3
‘
weekdays.
NEY. Fur
SALE
te
ream builtins. an@ wall te wall 6570
closets.
Leon
Stop
rent
‘Telephone 1835
bath, living reem, kitchen, maid's
3 baths, living-dining room For information Tel. 2-1317. UF
facing
1ebheae
un-
tesed
kitchen and pantry. Telephone. Separate servants’ quarters. laundry and garage.
Rafael,
Avenue.
4 bedrooms, and kitchen. 1606
reem
Gee
2 caxpert. fi
large estate (comtaiming other residences) available for rent te desirable party. Enclesed large lawn, comerete residence, all screened.Se perch living room,
53
in
dimette
ATTRACTIVE
beautifully
furnished 4 bedroom, 3 bath conderginium Ocean view, Condado. $400 monthly.
Phone "
steve,
icebox,
eS
APARTMENT,
Der and pantry.
CAPARRA
HYBE
SUMMIT HELLS — available immediately. 3 bedreoms, servants quarters, includes
Screened
and
13%
Enciesed yard. Neo Children or pets. Call 7.1288 from 3 — 12 AM and 2 — 7 PM. Fieral Pask. Hato Rey; 1862 68
Pifiere. 61t
$125
$250.
SEMI-FURNISBED independent house, ideal far couple. Large bed-
electric
furnished minutes te
Valencia
meas
reom, bathreom, living-diningroom, kitchea with cabinets. Refrigerator, heater,
Call
60738
of
2 baths,
ble
jon unfurnished.” Music Tradine
bedroom. Telephone. Near beach. Maid service avauable. $150. Teleph 2-4783. 1847 o7 MODERN apartments,
d@mimgroom, AB electric
fissnished
FOR
@ih
over-
and bath downstairs. Terraces. gardens. Telepheme 3.6669.
NEW. Suest
apartment
2 people.
—
3 b
upstairs. reom.
reom Large
CONDOMINIUM SAN RAFAEL — facing Lagoon and Ave. Nerte, 3 bedreom furNnished apartment, just finished. Equipped
and
Re
2-770
furnish-
conditioned. Available 1. Telephone 2-4697,
CAPAREA
poreh
613
linen
ts
ceupte. 1988
G11
ished
TWO APARTMENTS. best ti Hyde Park One with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. the Oiher one bedroom. suitable fer couple. Information 8-1263 or Las Marias 187.
kitchen,
terrace
ocean. Livimgroom, 4 bedrooms, 4 baths.
VIELA
2-0912
1878
fity
large
23-1485. 1868
mortgages.
FOR
front,
heuse,
HOUSES
BEACH HOUSE. Cueundada, fer rent fernished. Jume 13 — Qetoher ist. pessibly Aircenditioned bedr
connection,
BEACT
moderm
appliances. Air Jane. Cervantes
es
APARTMENTS
one
refrigerator,
bus
69
lookimg library.
San-
1472
furnished,
stove,
VIREA ed,
facilities.
Investment properties. Cail us. or write Box 729. Rodseveit.
in garden,
2 PM.
CONBADO
Patricio, Bucaré Rey,
Payment
kitchenette,
HOUSES FOR RENT
near Pueblo supermarket, De Diego, Santurce. Single person. Phone 3-4225, 9
SHstings -— San
Franetsce. Santa Maria. San Garden Sills, Villa Caparra.
HOUSE
reom,
Good
Pictures, complete ef hemses for sale, eecean front farms,
islands and imvestment property. J. ALLEN FRANCISCUS REALTORS AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Natre and Ashford Avenue, Condado 33506, 3-6775. 279 UF CINTRON of houses
SMAEL
RENT
:
realtor,
FOR
fi
INVESTING
HOUSES
ESTATE
4Ul
Ext 72 REAL
39254
CLASSTEIE Ds
3-8400
TAFT GUEST HOUSE — Taft 53. Each |:
LL
reom with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrante. Special rates by the month. 2-0687 or 2-2206.
713
Realtor
3
TELS.
3-5315
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APPLIANCES
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DRYERS,
new,
with
service
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from
$1080
factory
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up,
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warranty
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week
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WAREHOUSE
SALE
this
at
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brand sew, with INSULAR full factory and
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BEATERS,
equipment, 4 Protective’
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la
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Pon-
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ge-)|e de Leén No. W7 (2do piso), Parada — |
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unklates triad
potivién @ebe ser juradia y radicada ‘con el Director de Ja Oficina de Exencién
watch aml clock
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Sas
on Suectenemicnto
Cuahusicr whieoiin escrita contra esta
a «lel seetiempo ems a Waste scl aEstarde cerrarse Bice, la vista.
watch and clockmaker,
rates. Phone 60878.
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SUPPLIES
periudo
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Proj ected UE Drive Here Lady Cab Driver Has A Full Day Reflects U. S. Labor Ills
‘A Woman
In A Man ’s World
By IRMA DEMORA
Mrs.
Delia
Figueroa
de
By
Paoli,
lice,
and
my
However, tion in the temers,
and
fellow
taxi
Electrical ganization
Paoli
steady
has
clients
a
i
who
list
regularly
the
time
her
was
“I was
biggest
her
afraid
worry
daughter,
Everest,
seale another age research
abominable up
world’s
fifth
highest
for
and
WHERE
‘TO,
PLEASE—Mrs.
Delia
Figueroa
de
Paoli,
San Juan’s only woman cab driver, holds the door as a customer gets in. Mrs Paoli extends the same courtesy to men customers. (STAR photo by Juio Tobar) Even the mother superior at the academy where my daughter goes told her that I must be a very
Hillary,
Edto
his
first
of
high_
a New goal
Zealander,
is
to
study
altitude
without oxygen explained that
Sunday in Sep-
capsule
a
on
the
Hillary
said
effects
climbers
equipment. He human in a
would
to pressure like that tain at 17,000 feet. 27,790 feet high.
mountain.
women,
positions
Supervisors. train you rc
5 nights
be
subject
on a mounMalaku is
predicted
he
might
good hard
mother job for
to take on the sake of
such a my fa-
mily.”
No
experience , necessary.
Analysts
We
and
will
from 6 to 10 P.M. daily,
for a period
must have
furnish
2
neat,
years
attractive,
pleasing per-
of college or its equivalent Please
apply
in
ROY
person
ARTHUR MURRAY SCHOOL OF DANCING (Above
of
Juncos
Gonzalez
Ave.
Padin)
of
the
seen
but
exist
said
in
the
also the
500
Cape
Missile
Test
IAM _
Canaveral Center.
a
Vanderberg
in California, facilities
Air
of
(Fla.) Base
Air
Wyo.,
Offutt
Force
and
four
Air
Force
Base near Omaha, Nebr. The dispute is over wages other benefits.
and
Ramos Antonini At SOCS
speaker of the Commonwealt House of Representatives, will
of
the
Supporters of Commonwealth
Sta-
tus
row
(SOCS)
at the
tomor-
Ballester
104 aa
SOCS
tinental”
meeting
at a meeting
at 8 p.m.
Building, Juan.
a
is made
residents
co.
Slow Down
San up
pf “con-
of Puerto
Ri-
i
|
and Live. Take
time
for safety. Your life is great a price to pay for a few! minutes driving time. ®
to industry
labor—fewer and women. All
advantages, to co
force
reported
to
as
have
showing among :
that. the be
re-
indus-
latter
raised
by
some
by
Hart-
protests.
that.» is
might
increased
offered
brought.
NEW
from
indicated
not
YORK
Helen
lady of dispute
of
way
in
stage
respect
and
(AP)
the
full
ac-
Here’s
(the
great
theater, sees the has shut Broad-
shows:
must
be more
between
the
i=
Hayes,
the that
“There
mutual
the jhERoUcers:
actors.
“The
tax
the
'
organizers
floor
how
minimum
salary
is
low. The stars get too “Producers can’t make
industry
within
inin
Paid, Says Helen Hayes
look favorably on Puerto Rias a site offering climatic labor
will work-
Stars Are Too Highly
competition. problem for
cause
leaders
cord.
offers
plus
other
membership
promises
factors,
Rico.
Two
the
jobs for fewer men
these
| indicate
activity
“Andy” ‘Barral, representative
assessments,
of _is-
as a means
foreign another
indigenous
Puerto
nett,
local
costs,
the
tune
out
of
the
the stars seem
theater..
to make
too
much. a forOnly
money.
“I have accepted salary cuts of 25 per cent in the last four plays so others in the cast can be paid more.”
dol-
In
addition,
District
Four
has
many islanders on its roles in New York City and New Jersey. The fact that many of them, are relegated to menial maintenance jobs has not helped the union although the union leaders
blame
the
situation
on
discri-
mination.
James B. Carey, president of the IUE and Al Hartnett, secretary-treasurer,
noted
annual
that
report
in
the
“tens
thousands” of the “have happily found
of
islanders new op-
‘portunities and economic security through IUE District Four.” “They have found more;” the report added. “They have found fraternity,
become
brothers
and
sisters to other IEU members. .. Brotherhood and racial demo-
cracy have not. been allowed to Antonini ,yremain words or ideals or aspi-
Rep. Ernesto Ramos before
hope
production
on
organization.
struck
Force
Warren
Cheyenne,
cheaper
which
by,
have
facili-
by
officials}
suggestion
ample
other
ex-
press
Future activity, it is indicated, |: will be influenced by future policy decisions and funds. The
learning
disturbed
what
will
campaign
markable success tries thus far.
tariff barrier. All this serves ‘to make the island a fertile field for labor
members
Also
and
be
strife. Automation,
able
rocket.
About
system
may
to
Four
organizational
been
lar
of the Atlas, the United States’ only operational intercontinental
struck
ties
‘of
Factors
District
ing under ternational
advantages plus an ample, train-
national Association of Machinists (IAM). The strike could affect firing range
school
support
and
recruitment
be
sue. Industries are not moving into such areas and key personnel do not want to bring their families where the public
snowman,
Key Missile Bases Affected By Strike
speak
P. TRUXILLO
Fernandez
never
by the natives to mountain ranges.
Base,
be
a photograph abominable
creature
After
from 3 to 8 P.M. daily to:
1209
a
earn up to $96.00 for 36 working
of 6 weeks.
back
legendary
were!
references.
MR.
bring
yesterday in a contract dispute between Convair and the Jnter-
weekly.
sonality, and
Teachers,
free of charge,
Applicants
capable
Outside
that
of modern techniques. connection, the south
combating It creates
SAN DIEGO, California (AP) — Key Atlas missile bases from California to Florida were struck
the ages of 21 and 35,
Dance
training you may hours
between
of
a week
force
an
the
Privately
the
offering
and
island is believed likely to be influenced by outside factors.
(AFL-CIO)
and
ac-
legislation.
The’ manner
its
pro-
welfare
intensifying political
pressures
Act.
‘areas
community
social
evi-
of
international
of labor groups,
tivity, and
a‘) tent
is at a disadvantage because disturbance over the race
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Men
as_
passage
climate
the skills In this
con-
Pea,
in
labor
space
Malaku
moting
more highly organized industrial areas such as that covered
snowman.
tember
force,
the
arranging:
-exchanges
|’
.
unionism a vital’ political
force,
in
Economic pressures are working against labor in
peak to do spaceand look for the
He announced plans to tead an expedition
by
cations
would
plans
to
individuals
legislative
Landrum-Griffin
New Hillary Climb Aims At Research, Hunt For Snowman of Mt.
placed
friendly
look down on her because I was driving a taxi,’ Mrs. Paoli said. “But, it’s been ‘the contrary.
querors
orre-
in metropolitan New York and New Jersey. New Locations Sought Industry, pressured by foreign competition, is seeking new lo-
at
NEW YORK (AP)—Sir mund Hillary, one of the
few
highly
confined
by District Four, [UE
14.
her friends
while
and
seek
going. said
Workers here for in Puerto Rico is
movement,
denced
of
out her red and white cab at Plaza de Armas in Old San Juan, her operations center. One young woman from Bayamon has waited hours to get ‘her, Mrs. Paoli said. “I've been very lucky so far. I have had neither an accident nor a difficult situation.” Mrs. Paoli, a native of Orocovis, has been married to Jorge Paoli, 52, for 23 years. He had been a cab driver for many years, but just ten months ago, he became ill Mrs. Paoli, a seamstress at the time, took over to keep the family She
STAB
a few organizations, have served to lessen labor’s public prestige
diplo- |
long
The
see the movement much on the defensive. Scandals in the labor
matically’’ turns down “‘suspicious | looking characters.” She also limits her driving to the metropalitan area of San Juan, except when she knows the customer And, she often does.
Mrs.
vital part of our district.” defined “Whole a by District Four Président Milton Weirauch is a-program of
REICHMANN
To
garded as reflecting a troubled condition in all mainland labor groups. Observers of organized labor
drivers.”’
and_
A.
MONTICELLO, N. Y. —) The projected drive of District Four of the International Union of taking
she exercises discre- j ‘‘selection’’ of her cus- || ‘‘politely
JOHN Special
41, a devoted wife and mother, is truly a woman in a man’s world She is San Juan’s only female cab driver She puts in a working day that averages 11 hours and which often finds her opening doors and carrying luggage for men_ passengers. “T think nothing of it,” the vivacious Mrs. Paoli says, ‘“‘It’s all) part of my job.” “Besides, everyone is really s courteous to me—customers, po-
rations.
“From the. beginning they have been realities, a day-to-day way of life.” It is on the basis of this record that IEU will base its campaign for new members. This item
on
“Open
its
agenda
a drive
reads:
for
5,000
IUE
members in Puerto Rico and the stimulation of our present
Puerto Rican locals: into developing a full pregram: of ‘whole unionism’
while
ieecoming doi
a rd
JOINS
NEWS: AGENCY—Arnal-
do Otero,
a native
of Orocovis,
P. R. has joined United Press Intrrnational’s Latin American bureau in Washington, Otero, whe had
lived
in Washington
for
the
past 12 years, was with Washington Evening Star newspaper for
the
last
graduate in gy
that
six
years:
of American city.
WWM
e
aps
Fs
He
is
a
University
vey
be
SHE SAN JUAN STAR + Tuesday, June 7, 1950
|Top U.S. Educator |To Study Liberal Aris Plan At UPR Dr. Oliver;
Chief Of Staff
To Gallery | Admiral
Daniel
arrive t
V. Gal-
posed
lery, commander of the Caribbean. Sea Frontier and commandant of the Tenth Naval District. YTouart relieves Capt. N. J. Nieholas,
who
will
retire
while
of 87 Augusto Street, who was last seen struggling in the waetr
near the bridge at 2:30 p.m. Policemen from Stop 19 Station in Santurce, aboard a Coast-Guard
boat,
searched until
the
surrounding
nightfall
without
finding a trace of the youth.'
eral
JUAN
(Continued ducting
an
From
the
Page
investigation
legislators
as
1) of
the
among
the
major bills passed this session, would
have
created
a special tax
structure for international
com-
Panies established in Puerto Rico.
._ Offered Tax Exemptions
The bills wére designed to tract international companies
—
atto
the island by offering them ptoperty
tax,
and
excise
tax
exemp-
tions and a minimal tax of. five per cent on grass income.
Legis-
lators and Fomento officials who authored the bills, hoped to bring
into the island “hundreds lions of dollars” companies.
Munoz
of mil-
through
these
referred to the Federal
Treasury
Department
Nufiez
also
sion
in
that
auxiliary
attacked
the, Fenfrias
his
bill
stating
pharmacists
are
“profit
study
into
shifting”
which can be practiced as follows:
government,”
wrote
in the veto
the
Governor
letter, “as well
as to the investors of new industries in Puerto Rico, I believe that we should postpone approval of the bills until after the
study has been completed.
The Governor -also vetoed a resolution appropriating to .. the Department of Public Works $100, 000 for repairs of warehouses and
another
resolution
appropriating
$15,000 te conduct a study into-the
Possibility
by
a
Benitez—on
of constructing
a pu-
'}be
to|
teller
to
know
scriptions
is not what
spe-
Carnegie
president
Corp.
ef
of
University,
of
From) Page
ing
to
restore
the
original
tical,
pre-
ceremonial
to the the centenary lations
legislative committee hearing, the
at fhe hearings
heard.
by.
have
committee.
—
‘Earlier during yesterday’s hearings, witnesses differed in. their reaction to the suggestion by
Attorney Eugenio LeCompte, that danger
of pessible
under
fhe measure
fraud
sently drafted. ‘LeCompte,
the
existed
as it is pre-
first witness
to
appear, warned that the bill does not protect against such tacties as the
petitioning
for
a
plebiscite
en a given status by citizens who mtend to vote in favor of |another
status.
files for its inclusion,
even
A bill,
criticism heard
in
of
the
circles
plebiscite opposed
to
| the Independence party has an-
nounced it is against submitting independence to a vote. The Statehood Party demands that any referendum be limited to the so-called “final” alternatives of statehood and independence. But former Popular Party legislator Lorenzo Lagarde Garces, who followed LeCompte on the stand, dismissed as unrealistic
-blie buifor ldi the Puerto ngRico Election
Board.
pur-
pose of the visit, as a non-poli-
testimony would be the ‘final factor in’ an 11th hour decision.. Scarcely a dozen of the 560 persons requested an opportunity
to appear
the
airplane,
affair
marking
of diplomatic
between
the
two
|
re-
coun-
“the nor-
i]
A Federal Aeronautics Assn. Spokesman said the plane had
1)
prestige, the government is hop-
in
(Continued From Page 1) chairman, Rep, Arcilio Alvarado Said that following a Special
been
(Continued From Page
the tire blow, but did feel1) ithe
stopped
(Continued
located
mewal;
vibration from the wheel rim on i | i the concrete runway. and “We had not reached a criAla- tical speed,” the said, and | sp. he reversed the propellers and
of
the new
development
reached
backed
by: almest
de-
a speed of about
‘96 ‘to!
below
in Puerto
Nuevo.
publicity
Morales
dialogue
Sen. and
to
continue
a
The
attorney
|
and
$300,600 for sewers for
Returns To Geneva
between
Disarmament Tatks GENEVA
(AP)
—
Soviet
criticized
scheduled for
“the
puty Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin returned te Geneva yesterday for the ten-nation disarination
over
the
summit
oq | collapse. In a statement at the railroad The plane had travelled a distance of about 3,800 feet down $tafion-he said the conferenee
air
Plane
of
the
four/# |
points
Humacao,
replied
that the
hearings could not be criticized | fi as too brief since they are not yet finished, and insisted that.
the hearing were the result of Republican
Party
mands for a plebiscite. exchange
followed
|
t} i{i}
when
de-
A lively Garcia
Mendez charged that the date of hearings had! been picked the political convenience of Popular Party.
8, 1960 — 8:00 P.M.
of
and
alleged
»
should be
cardinal
island,” he said, suggesting cities of! Mayaguez, Ponce, Morales
soe
Shake Chile Again’
co-
the the
Sola
i
De-
Sola
president
Additional hearings in
t
| | t
i t
a
days, both for their brevity and the failure to hold hearings in| other parts of the island. called
t
lf
state
the Republican Party, Sen. Miguel Angel Garcia Mendez, was{# stirred by the complaint of wit-|f
hearings,
t
ab
;i
all of. ‘truck
Yidefonse the
i ‘fi
expenses.
status ing space position, where (paswas grade seven on the’ Richter of support: sengers and crew disembarked. || scale. ing it in: the plebiscite. ‘
without any purpose Heated
iq
Red Deputy Minister
fly-off speed, he explain-.
ed.
the newspapers, seek to remove
chairman
t
Central Market to
stopped, an Eastern tow dashed out to pull /the| Chile (AP) —. Plane off the main runway so. | SANTIAGO, Kishi from office, -so that a new‘ normal traffic could resume. ‘The’ Twe -streng earthquakes sheek. election may be held to test poPlane was stopped at one side. the southern Chilean provinces... pular sentiment on the security of the runway, while crews ef Concepcion and Magallanes. treaty. yesterday, causing panic in a pected what was left of | Mumber of towns but no damage. any suggestion that the mecha- shredded tire. A Pan American jet plane,’ |The Ministry of Information nism allowing a status to be included in a plebiscite against the landing soon afterwards, had a said the quake was felt throughwill of a party might lend itself ticklish time taxiing around lea eut southern Chile with its epicenter in sparsely populated to fraud. Eastern plane to approach ithe: Wellington Island. The Ministry Affirming his belief in the jsaid the quake was grade four “good habits” of the Puerto terminal. Later, the four-motor plane in intensity. Earlier, the SeismoRican voter, Lagarde said he was “amazed” by the fear that was towed to| an Eastern park- logical Institute of the Univeri sity of Chile had reported it a group might enroll mands,
t
of ports
85 knots when the tire explod- Mament ‘conference reopening ed. This was still about 20 knots |today—and immediately revived Tecrim
resignation ef the socia- ‘over the runway. After the
dist bloc,:as well’ widespread
t
mil-:
The President's visit ‘has be“will undoubtedly be successful” come involved in a domestit: the runway when the ‘mishap if all delegations sincerely seek Political crisis triggered by the occurred. It took approximately’ agreement. : signing of fhe new United Sta- another 1,000 feet to come) to’ , “Unfortunately there still are tes-Japanese mutual security | a halt, still some 3,000 feet from’ forces in the world which creaie pact, which will become 1 effec- fhe end yof the cement. {@bstacles on the way towards tive on June 19, the day of the ‘Shower Of Rubber ent and towards a President’s arrival. | Although no one felt the ti i world without wars and arms,” Opponents of the security $0, some Passengers and wit- he said. treaty have organized massive messes reported a spectacular demonstrations to coimcide with shower of pieces of rubbe| ras: Eisenhawmor’s azeivel.— PScetions “oer wie” “Tr SHUUearr! {
The
i
‘has
| }and municipal read imprevement program; $668,000 for urban re-
New
1935-37,
the
Department
and.
Alabama
University
Marin
Among other measures he signed ‘J avere $700,000 to the Public Works
mal procedure.”
said, give
medical
absence.”
Sciences
for
'{¥omento’s
auth-
a fortune-
will be brought in his
Natural
Munoz
He also approved $1.3 million | {for the Social Programs for rural : communities, and $1.5 million for
request
-_—
%
only by
A subsidiary company in Puerto the majority Popular Party, is Rico can sell its products to its ‘that a party with well-disciplined U.S. matrix company for an in- {membership could “plant” a flated price. The home company status formula besides its own in the U.S. would thus show a on the plebiscite ballet. This Yower profit benefiting in tax pay- situatio n could arise, the critirs ments. ' fear, in case a minority party The high profit shown by the renounces participation in the local subsidiary weuld be inoonsequential since it is tax exempt. plebiscite. Although participating im the “Due to the cooperation and gcod faith that we owe the fede: hearings on the plebiscite bill,
ral
was
adviser
1953-57.
bama,”
al-
to fill a prescription
absence—he
and
derbilt
orized pharmacists. “We do not know,” Nufiez “how the pharmacist can
instruction
of
the provi- president
absent
orate
prevent
i invited
|jand
College, 1926-35, chancellor of Van-
He explained that both federal though the political party whose and Commonwealth authorities | platform contains that status are attempting to find the formu- solution opposes the plebiscite.
to
Studies,
York
1)
the possible shifting of profits | The plebiscite measure, as bow by companies in the U.S. with written, allows any of three subsidiaries in Puerto Rico ex- status alternatives of comnionempt of all taxes. About 90 per wealth, stateh ood, or inde cent of all US. industries in pendence to be placed on ‘the Puerto Rico, a La Fortaleza spp- ballot if 10 per cent of the electkesman said, are subsidiaries. ||
ja
College
tries
Profit structure within the subsidiary companies in Puerto Rico Bills 848 and 849, considered by
UPR
Social Sciences into a Liberal Arts College. . j The education expert is presentiy with the Ford Foundation. He was formerly executive secre-
FONFRIAS
(Continued From Page duation was last wegk.
drug-store
VETOES
as
Jaime
tary
swim-
a
lion
of the UPR Academic Senate—to look into the possibility of fusing the Colleges of Humanities, Gen-
ming near Constitution Bridge. | towed to fill prescriptions Missing is Olvido Rivera Ponce “instruction” of the
waters
down
cellor
ERNESTO
solice were searching iast mgnt for the body of a 16-yar-old Santurce boy reported drowned
of
Luis
[signed ‘a bill assigning $12
cial committee appainted by -Chan-
of staff for plans here before.
during the afternoon
creation
‘come
month. Touart, a flyer, served previously with Gallery in IceJand. He had been assistant chief
For Youth's Body
Gov.
at the University
of Liberal. Arts. Carmichael, 68,
this
Channel Searched
wOw
of Puerto Rito to study the pro-
i
mesg tte tert ar “at
Rear
|Munoz Inks /$1.2 Million Ports Bill —
Cromwell Carmichael, a néted U; S. educator, will
Capt. R.,G: Touart,0. S. Navy, has been appointed chief of staff to
2h
for the!
eaReNR Sci
Tovart Named
pepanencant
San Jum
|
|#
|}
Speaker of the House
|
Will be our guest and lead the discussion
|
Afl Interested Persons Invited
|
Pi i3
Tuesday, '‘Juné'7, 1960!" |
THE SAN JUAN STAR—
‘22
Arecibo, Ponce, San German Share Hoop |Limelight 2m | Captains Win 5th, Lions Grab Second, §G Beats Santurce
Yankees Get Stengel Back New
York (AP)— Manager Casey
By
Stengel of the New York Yankees will rejoin the club for today’s clash with the Chicago White Sox \ Stengel spent a week in the hospital suffering from a virus condition which settled in his kidneys. Coagh Ralph Houk has_ been running
the
team
in
Stengel’s
from
Washington,
Casey
dropped
all with
will
be
70
next
the
Laboy Is Selected Player Of Month
Eddie Mulligan, president of the league, made the announcement yesterday. The winning player is
selected radio
by
sports
writers
and
men.
Laboy, is hitting
Ponce,
380
and,
day.
has
knocked
runs,
6 triples
and
Puerto as
Rico,
of last out
6
Sunhome
8 doubles.
ball end.
The
One
of
the MM
longest
raciurpr
came
the
the
scored
week-
their
fifth
the
current
SABC’s
scored over
they will meet
wi
wararnvu-UtuaUuVv”
mine
the
+
dominated in the regular
three
Vega
straight
Baja.
Now
the winner of the scricsa
ty
representative
—detveor-
of
the
North in the forthcoming championship series of the three sections.
Juncos
playoffs.
Ponce three
of
needs
five
one
eliminated
straight
series.
They
~ Nicamwhilo
the
more
Yauco
games
the winner of Coamo series.
in
a
will
win In
in best
to
in
one the
more
victory
East final
the
in
other
East,
face | Piedras,
Eastorn . ‘tie
and
needs
to qualify
only
will
the East-
semifinal
Humacao
fo: | Sunday
Carolina,
series
beat
Rio
opener,
and
and
travel
to
to
continue
Rio
Pie-
Humacao
the
series.
series.
PHILADELPHIA phia who
(# —
Philadel-
Phillies shortstop Joe Koppe, suffered a dislocation of a
bone
in his
right
wrist
in
a’ col-
lision with outfielder Tony Curry ‘in Friday’s night game _ against
the at
Pirates, least
six
will
be
out
of
action
weeks.
Curry was shaken up and bruised his chest on the play.
WEEKEND By
The
HAVANA
FIGHTS
Associated
—
Press
Reinero
199, Cuba, outpointed Daniels, 189-%, San Calif., 10. MANILA— Solomon
135,
Cleveland,
Lopez, Frankie Diego, Boysaw,
outpointed
Ro-
berto Cruz, 135, Philippines, 10. STEUBENVILLE, Ohio— Jim
O’Connell,
184,
Steubenville,
knocked out Mert Brownfield, ‘199, McKeesport Penna., 10. ROME—Giulio Rinaldi, 172%, Italy, outpointed Germinal Bal-
‘larin, 17234, France,
BING CROSBY: HIS WIFE, HIS BABIES, HIS BOYS
AND THEIR WIVES-PICTURED TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME-NOW IN LOOK MAGAZINE
12,
ST. CROIX AIRWAYS, INC. Charter Air Taxi All
Continental
Islands
of
never
i
Moises Navedo, Bill McCadney, and Fufi Santori, the champions’ tremendous trio, were responsible 63
of
the
82
winners.
points
scored
Navedo
and
Martin
Ponce
10-8 in the
visit.
who
by
tallied
26,
Velez
had
19
each.
the best, of five series. Juncos
dras_
enemy
|
dal,
Phils’ Koppe Is Out At Least Six Weeks
\,
quit.
McCadney 19, and Santori 18. For Bayamon, which took the first half, 39-38, Lolito Castro’ scored 21, and Pedro Monzon, Miguel Na-
Juana | Diaz_|Rio Piedras came back in the - afternoon affair and won, 9-6, to ‘ \
SJuncos, the
Sunday
qualify
the
leader, scored a double win over ‘will Carolina
determined
the
Vega Alta and Ponce, two of the most powerful teams in the Superior Amateur Baseball Circuit, have qualified for the Northern and Southern sections final series ern section. Vega Alta, which the North during
It was the: toughest game of the season for the local basketball . champions as they encountered a
for
Finals In Their Sections
losing
end at Jamaica, N. Y., Oct. 29, 1951 when Kader staggered home in front. He had lost his first 46 races .
{
Baseball
Vega Alta, Ponce Enter
season, arn
of
the _ basket-
during
Captains
of’ the
games
dominated activity
Basket-
one
straight win Saturday night at their local park with a 82-78 | triumph over the Bayamon Cow- | boys. = ~
victories SUeaKks
in
important
season
in
of
Amateur
suprefnacy
most
‘Superior Amateur
SAN FRANCISCO (#—Jose La boy, 19-year-old shortstop with Fresno, is the first California Baseball League player to win the ‘‘Minor League Player of the Month Award.”
Superior
ball
ALL OUT STRETCH_—St. Louis ardinals third baseman ‘Ken Boyer stretches oil the ground trying to stop Giants Ed Bressoud’s hot double down the third base line during second inning of game at Candlestick Park Thursday. He couldn’t quite reach (AP. _Wirephoto.) ‘it. Note ball at tip of glove. The Cards won, 4-3.
month.
Sportswriter
The Arecibo Captains and 4the Ponce Lions, who were battling it out last night for
ab-
Baltimore, and split Sox in two games.
CARMONA
STAR
sence. The Yankees dropped five out of nine decisions under Houk’‘s direction before yesterday’s dou- | bleheader with Boston. They took three out of four three to the Red
EMILIO
US
Caribbean
Twin Engine Apaches D 18 S Beechcrafts
International. Airport —
‘Isla Verde’ ‘Tel. 9-0009°~~ Night"
2-1982°
Wins,
The Lions, eran Pachin
31 points, Cardinals, to
beat the Rio ‘Piedras 100-92 Saturday at Six-
Escobar
second
Stadium
position
standings. Guabina
half
of
100-92
spearheaded by vetVicens, who: scored
to
in
Gutierrez,
the
molishing
grab
the
the
circuit's the
other
Vicens-Gutierrez
crew
of the Lions,
de-
scored
25 points to become the game’s second best performer. Totin Ces-
tero of Rio Piedras
scored 22 and
Johnny Baez, who recently returned from Spain, tallied 20 for the Cardinals. San German Ties For 3rd The San German Athletics shared
some
‘of
the
basketball
limelight
of the weekend as they tied with the Cardinals for the. third spot in the standings. They beat the Santurce Crabbers, 94-81 at Sixto Escobar Stadium Sunday night.
Santurce won the first half, 42-36 but San German, using their usual fast
Break
all
in
play,
the
tied
third
it
up
at
quarter;
55-
From
there on, the lead changed hands often. They tied at 72 for the last
time,
as
the
Athletics
took
com-
mand from there on and ran away with the‘ game. Eddie Alvarez of Santutce was the best scorer with 20.) Junior Aviles, a big factor for the Ath-
leties
both
sively, second
defensively
-and
tallied 19 points best scorer.
The
to
offenbe
the
Standings
x-Arecibo x-Ponce
5 4
Rio
Piedras
0 1
1.000 .800
4
2
667
San German Santurce
4 4
San
2 3
.667 571,
1
4.
.200
1
5
.167
0
6
.000
Juan
Bayamon
.
Quebradillas
Last
~
night
game
not
included
Cuba
To
Send
Group
To
Rome
HAVANA (AP)—A ernment spokesman
announced ‘the
personal
that
govhas
through
intervention
of Fidel Castro, Cuba will be able to send: a small ‘group. of individual performers to the: ‘Rome Olympics.
AR Hox
_ ODDS ’N ENDS
_
—_
_ THR Fan IVAN. STAR. a
|
‘By Peter Anderson won’t
win
the
Pennant.
‘Chicago will. The Orioles are too young. The White Sox the same tight defense with added effensive punch. “Hf no one could catch the White Sox last year when they were a bunch of jo ‘hitters, who will beat them this year with Minoso and Sievers? The Miami. Marlins have. been drawing fair crowds at home lately. From our viewpoint: the more the Marlins draw, the less chance there is of that club moving here. A team that would draw in San Juan and do well against any club in any league: Vic Power, 1b; Felix Mantilla, 2b; Julio Go_tay ss (AA); Jose Pagan, 3b, “ (PCL); of—Orlando Cepeda, Roberto Clemente and Jim Rivera;
zarro and
Gomez,
Valmy
Juan
Pi-
Thomas.
The race fer runs batted in hoNors in the National League may turn
into
an
all-Puerto
fair. Roberto
the jump on but the season :
Luis
Olmo,
Dodgers
in
eu e.is
now
af-
has
Orlando peda; is still yo ng. outfielder for the
the
enough
Rican
Clemente
‘40’s,
still |—
ROME
a
wling
ins oat VIC, POWER at the Star alleys in Rio Piedras. Olmo is Milwaukee’s baseball scout on the island and has two good players to his credit: Felix Mantill a and Juan saan:
Olmo was one of the crew that jjumped to the Mexican League -along
a tourists
at-
Committee
ment, nando
and
including Tambroni.
Ancient
Rome
the
gevern-
Premier
Fer-
had jits Colosseum
for struggles between gladiators, and its chariot racing tracks like the Circus Maximus. Modern Rome has its stadiums, too, mest ‘of them brand new structures erected for the Olympics. But none is like the Olympic Sports Palace opened Friday. It’s the’ nearest thing Rome has had to an indoor Sports Arena of the Madison Square Garden variety. Garden Palace
is bigger, is more
but the striking.
The Italian Olympic Committee spent $3,250,000 in making the Sports Palace the top indoor arena
for
the
games
starting
Aug.
a
graceful
and
concrete
dome
dominates A
the
bright
sun
ing on the glass walls, into a shiny cylinder.
rolling glisten-
turns
it
MAJOR
i
LEAGUE
(Including
AMERICAN
LEAGUE’
BATTING
Runnels, Boston
>
Herzog, Kansas City Maris, New York Berra, New York Gentile, Baltimore
378
14 12 .
RUNS BATTED Maris, New York Hansen, Baltimore.
New
McKay LON bookies
Los
321
Angeles
RUNS 14
Banks, Aaron,
36 33
Thomas, Chicago Mathews, Milwaukee RUNS BATTED
Chicago Milwaukee
Clemente,
13 12
11 11 IN
Pittsburgh
43
Banks, Chicago . Cepeda, San Francisco McCovey, San Francisco
30
Aaron,
38 34 33
Milwaukee
31°
5-2 At Wimbledon te
(AP)
yesterday
—
The
Neale
made
Barry MacKay,
U. S., 5-2
‘favorite to win
this year’s
men’s
_
.328
327
108
31 30 30
York
349 339 335 _ 331
Milwaukee
HOME | Boyer, St. Louis
32
Minoso, Chicago Gentile, Baltimore Malzone, Boston
Skowron,
Larker,
IN
Washington
360
Groat, Pittsburgh
-| Bruton,
RUNS
Held, Cleveland Mantle, New York
Lemon,
Clemente, Pittsburgh
321
Maris, New York Lemon, Washington
LEAGUE
BATTING
* | Adcock, Milwaukee Curry,-Philadelphia Skinner, Pittsburgh White, St. Louis
-325
Cleveland HOME
:
341 338 .337 333
Allison, Washington
Piersall,
LEADERS
Sunday’s Games) NATIONAL
title at Wimbledon,
starting June 20.
| tralia
| at |
3-1.
tralian
Kay
Fraser
is
second
Rod who
in
the
of
Aus-
favorite -
Laver,
Aus-
defeated
Mac-
semi-finals
| last lear, is third
at 6-1.
besides
needs
Rico
Puerto
What
pic
countryside.
would have had a field day with that situation. =
ag
The public had its first peek at the inside of the modernistic sports hall when it was formally inaugurated by the Italian Olym-
crete
Kefauver
Senator
majors?
the
into
Rome,
structure and sits on a hill south of Rome. Its prefabricated con-
Remember the storm created by Gardella’s legal action to get back
:
It’s the: shiny, new. Sports Palace —] ast of the major constructions for the 1960 Summer Olympics. ;
It’s
Gardella..
Danny
and
7960, pa
25.
Lanier
Max
as
players
such
with
ote a
By DOMENICO’ GIORDANO the ci ity of the Colosseum and the Circus Maximus, Friday Arena which 1 may rival those ancient monum ents
(AP)
unveiled a Sporta traction.
The Sports
re Play . 154
now
RENN Gre
fi
Unveils Sports Palace For 1960 Summer Olym Pics
have
battery—Ruben
tt
Rome
Island's Sports Boom Baltimore
SER Se ky
a decent cup of ten cent coffee: 1. A modern baseball park. (Now in
in
works
the
:
Rey).
Hato
2. An indoor gymnasium
ketball
boxing.
and
games
for bas-
3. An 18-hole municipal course. _ 4, A bowling alley nearer
golf
: JUAN PIZARRO than Puerto Nuevo.
Continental
Influence.
“Rosie Copeland, who has been San Juan boom, thinks that golf (a
eatch
on
with
Puerto
Copeland,
Puerto:
have
already taken “Four or five
Rican
continentals.
succeded
Golf one
half
1
Ricans,” he said. Baseball, according
}
nentals. Basketball ces, he claims.
H
If
'
Puerto
game
is bound
been
relatively
to
also
Ricans
Golf
take
Jack
per
‘more
golf
started
they
are
here
from
in
of
and
the
a down
golf
circles
club.
And
the
week:
“I’m
afraid
in
past
to
by
conti-
Aguirre
Now—in 1 hour, 45 minutes—Trans Caribbean, famous for
the
its New York to San Juan service, flies you to Aruba..2
which many
course
only
hill -putt.”—attributed
sour-
baseball,
years,
of
were
Puerto
mainland
have
of
Ricans
golfers
players
impetus as
president
Puerto
of the
the
was
its
as
that
cent
of
“Rosie”,
to
Furet
thinks
to flourish on the island. At Aguirre,
inactive
aphorism
lightning
or
gained
to Ricans have joined the Yejuvenated as a result. God,
by
Association,
to the game. years ago, 90
Now,
seen will
Ricans.
recently
the
on ‘the island and has minor sport here now)
has Puer-
may
be
three
things:
Sam
Snead.
to
Rudell Stitch Drowns In Rescue Attempt
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) —Two, losing only seven. He was ranked
years. ago, Negro welterweight Rudell Stitch won a Carnegie medal for heroism when he saved a white man from drowning near an Ohio River dam. Sunday, Stitch, a 28-year-old.
father of six, known the
boxing- world
smanship,
for
.drowned
No. 5 among the welterweights in the National Boxing Association rankings. '
throughout his
another rescue less than 100 feet |
from
the spot of his first heroic
feat.
Stitch, duet: back from a boxing , trip to Australia and Hawaii, '
went to help a fishing companion,
* Charles L, jt
fell
from
Oliver when a ledge
into
the
Oliver dam.
“~
t }
Munoz
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SELF-SERVICE
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THE STAR
ANDERSON PAGE 23
_- . FEATURES - _.. LATE SPORTS
Chichi Miss ‘tolt won “frrday 9n9 ‘en
Hogan
~p
money
DENVER
to
$30,000
an
18-hole
vunday's nd
of
Bolt
and
playoff
take
tie
at
09
yard
Country
15
course
to
dace
money
of
Gene ff the
Ben
Colonial
Littler pace
was
three
who
plays golf
led at the
up
with
shots
score
to
assistant the
pro
first
qualify an
at
alter-
Dorado
qualifying
at Miami
last
month.
Rodriguez qualifying
also made the round. But he
test
Last
year second misséd
very
nament when
he didn’t make the
these
cutoff in New
Jersey.
was pros
the
United | States.
FALLS
‘SHORT
Open
aes ‘Chichi -Rodrizuez, aSSistant
Beach,
at
failed
yesterday
to qualify
for
pro
the
U.
at
S.
Denver.
By JIM STAR
Yankees, Orioles Win NEW YORK @® — run in the ninth
London
June
Cindy, —the
tie and gave the Chicago White Sox a 3-2 victory over New last
night.
will
who
return
July. She nis im
den,
lost
only
OY
one
to Puerto
Rico
next
and
attend
school
in
gland
where
a
friend
up
month
of
competition
a
is
lining for
she outPan
last
Chicago. She did,
however,
the
annual
eighth
national
year compete
Caribe
Tournament
in in
Inter-
here
in
March, losing her opening round match against Linda Vail of California. Although she did lose, the match
was
extremely
spectators
thought
ted
herself
well,
was
weak
the
virus.
close
she
and
acquit-
considering she
following
a bout
to Cindy, in will study
other tournaments next year in Europe before returning.
has played in a tournament side Puerto Rico since the
Games
school” according Switzerland. She
last year
En-
the 17-year old brunette. It will be the first time American
local tournament
Swit-
zerland before returning. Her first stop will be in
with
Cindy, who just was graduatfrom high school here, will attending Lousanne Chateau
Out In
444 644 355—39 542 544 545—38-77
in
French and Italian there, and continue to practice her tennis. She. hopes’ to play in some
will play tournament tenEngland, vacation in Swe-
443 544 435—36-35-71 443 564 434—37-37-74
the
games
does
this
Cindy has been playing tennis since she was nine years old. She is a member of the Caribe Hilton club and learned’ the game under the _ tutelage of Welby
Van
mean
the
YORK
(AP)—Tommy
Pa-
checo,-a 20-year-old Puerto Rican lighweight, lay in a hospital in
serious condition with ‘a bral concussion last night being knocked
out by Benny
cereafter Gor-
don in the feature bout at St. Nicholas
Arena.
members
of (116 (250
yards) play
by
will in
join
the
the
Buick,
circuit
Canadian
In-
Opens.
00 000 021—3
New York
001 000 010—2
Pierce,
Staley
(8),
MAJOR
Donovan
28
17
622
Cleveland Chicago
24 25
$17 20
«585 556
2 3
New
22
20
524
4%
Detroit
20
21
488
6
Wash.
18
24
429.
8%
K. City Boston
19 150
26 «6.26
422 9 «(£36611
—
(Not Including Last Night Games) Today’s
Games
Kansas City (Herbert 2-4) at Wa-
ington (Pascual 5-4), night. Detroit (Mossi 2-3) at Baltimore (Wilhelm 225, night
Pacheco was admitted to Rosevelt Hospital about an. hour Cleveland (Grant 3-1) at Boston (Casale 2-4) after he was knocked out. ! Mont Choise (Mountain of Your “His conditibs is serious,” a Chicagza (Wynn 24)| at New York Choice), “sort of ‘a finishingy hospital spokesman said. (Coateés 5-0) ed be
their
seven runs
Joser
innings,:._
in
the
last
te
(AP)
talented
—
rookies
as’ Chuck _ Estrada
Baltiled
scattered
for his. sixth victory.
the.
‘Estrada has
lost
only
Gerry
Staley for the best pitch-
Jim Mary
in
Gentile,
the
Ron
Breeding
him
one
—thereby
ing record League,
tying
six
game
with.
American
Hansen
and
led the Baltimore
attack. Gentile drove in runs, one with a homer.
three
SCORES Washington
000 000 400—1
Baltimore
, 103
100 01x—6
NATIONAL LEAGUE Phila. 200 000 Q00—2 7 0 St. Louis 000 120 02x-5 9 0
STANDINGS. |
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all
singles off
for
frames.
hits
LEAGUE
LEAGUE
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errors
Orioles to a 6-1 victory over the Washington Senators. last night.
(9) and Lollar; Ford and Howard. W-Staley (6-1). L-Ford (24), HR—New York, Maris (15).
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after.two
three
Ford
seored
BASEBALL Chicago
York fourth,
White Sox, who had mana-
Whitey
and
Eastern,
surance City, St. Paul, Milwaukee and
home
only
more’s
States.
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run
BALTIMORE
Dorado Beach, the little guy pounds) with the big drive
Horn.
Tommy Pacheco’s Condition Serious NEW
the
season.
.
to qualify
not
their
Luis Aparicio’s third | si off the glove of third |‘bagéuan Gil McDougald—brou: ‘ht the win-
two
failure
Open
was
decision over the Yankees in four
ne
-+
termination of his golfing junket
Sportswriter
Championships—+
444 444°355—37
Rodriguez’s
It
third ‘single had loaded the bases.
444 434 35435.
Out
Par In Rdgez. In
for
24.
Island
Out
Rdgez.
An ‘unearned broke a 2-2
by McDougald and Shirm-Léllar’ s-
ie
Afternoon
Puerto Rico will be without its best young girl tenplayer for a year when Cindy Golbert departs for
nis
Par
L.
Chicago Toy
ning
Morning.
Cindy Golbert Off For A Year To Study And To Play Tennis
CINDY GOLBERT
qualify for
then also in getting a shot at the world’s most difficult golf tour-
seven-under-par|Derado
totals.
to
a 77. score for was 146.
end of 36
\oles of play. The playoff iecessary when the three
‘nded
first
a 36-35—71.
competitive
ays, had
the
The passed’
$4,300.
with
Hogan,
ttle
win
with
highest
was 145. Top nate position
the
over the
up
The
holes,
fired a 33-35—68
yesterday
Rodriguez of Dorado Beach.
The wire thin’ Puerto Rican had-a 36-hole Aplin? ‘of
ended
play-
following
three-way 72
here
Rodriguez had a_ respectable+ morning round of 74, three over #| par. But in the afternoon, he ‘was 4\four over after nine holes and
Mem-
Littler
failed Open,
(AP)—Chichi
151 to miss a qualifying position by six shots.
Open. Hogan
273
.
defeating
stroke
the
it
i
Tommy
Open,
by a in
Boli,
‘d
—
t
Fails At Denver With 151 To
his first tournament since winning the
=National
his
.
(AP)
“*
S
Tommy Bolt 3eats Hogan, Wins Playoff MEMPHIS
F
pe
San Juan Puerto Rico, Tuesday, June 7, 1960 \
-_
Pitts.
“NATIONAL
LEAGUE
29
San Fran. Milwaukee:
29 21
t. Louis
21
incinnati
23
Los Angeles 21 Chicago 17 Phila. 16
16
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18 17
617 .533
24
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in
7
8
25° 1457 23 425 30 .348
8% 9% 13%
(Not Including Last Night Games): Today’s Games
Philadelphia (Gomez 0-3 or Ro-.. ae 03) at Sts Louis (Bre glio 2-2); night.
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(Podres
Finciunall | 44
|
(Buhl 42) at Los An 44),
night.
(O'Toole 44 or Hook
at San Francisco
li 3-2),
(Antonel-
night.
Pittsburgh (Mizell 13), cago (Ellsworth 2-2).
at
Chi-
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