The San Juan Star (June 13, 1960)

Page 1

DAILY EXCEPT

|

SUNDAY

Vol. I No. 188

pects

AO ORO ts

DON R

f

Shortage Still Threatening The

Aqueduct

and

Sewer

will

continue

for

ground

Airlines reported about onethird

the

airports had been canceled between midnight and noon yesterday because of the pilots’ strike. i

of

about

five

days

supply

most of the regularly scheduled flights between :New York and Bermuda, Montreal, San Juan, Houston and Atlanta. sa

at

to

the

Guaynabo

which

provides

water

flights,

not

enough

Old

San

Juan,

Miramar,

Sa-

grada Corazon and Monteflores. Rain that fell Friday did not alleviate the situation. Precipitation was registered as only 015

inch,

del

Annote re

said.

Added

Usually,

kesman

Toro

the

Strain

department

spo-

said, seven to eight mil-

lions of gallons are pumped from, the. Cidra reservoir daily, but due to another shortage at the Santa Rosa pumping station a total

to

of

be

ten

reservoir

on

million

pumped to

the’

all

of

had

the

Cidra

Guaynabo

plant

Saturday. . The Guaynabo

serves

gallons

from

been

them

thrift

the

plant,

which

areas

includ-

by

Mario

law,

stu-

Gomez,

‘Guay-

and

Dr. Antonia

two

two

citizens

smaller reservoirs. Should Cidra reservoir plant run

the dry

dent testified before the Council calling for creation of a general student council. _A professor at the University, Francisco Manrique Cabrera, in-

nabo,

thi8

Catafio,

is : also

week,

Guaynabo

del

plant

to. maintain at

and

served

Toro

said,

the

is-still..expected

normal: services ‘to

least

the

“(See

WATER,

low-level.

areas

Page

of

21)

Saez were

attending.

the

The

stu.

tended to testify but arrived at (See

HEARINGS,

Page

21)

Bloody Friday At Imparcial

oliowed By Relative Quiet A brawl on about one block

‘the by! beyond the El

The end

followed

Imparcial building “was the only

battle

violence. registered the

strike

at

the

in

president

newspaper,

El

another

four

Teamsters

and

two

members of the Seafarers Union. (The San Juan STAR, which was. caught ‘in * e middle ‘of the: jurisdictional fight between the Teamsters and the SIU, was unable to publish iast Friday and Saturday. The STAR’s editorial offices and typesetting facilities: are in thé El Imparcial building

and

the

newspaper

has

been

printing on El ‘Imparcial presses up to the strike. It is now being

printed on the presses of the Island. TIMES.) :

peaceful

week-

bloody

Friday

a

in which

yesterday

Imparcial. It ended in the arrest of

relatively

local

Jaime Teamster

grapher

Teamster

Amador leader,

Humberto

smoke

the

battle,

‘gained control

trance

to

the

of the

in en-

newspaper.

_ Ei amparcial management turday telegraphed | shop

Sa_em-

ployes to return to work yester-

day,

not

sure

what

and warned that a refusal

Formosa,

(See

B

DY,

of the Page

inde21)

peace.

world

leader,

He said he was, going ahead ‘‘in EISENHOWER peace, | will

travel

Solons See

the devout hope that can help further, even a little’ the cause of

peace. In

| a

departure

American

message

people,

to

the

Eisenhower

ex-

plained why he is going jon with his

Satellites Up Year Earlier

two-week, 23,000-mile tour in the face of violent, Communist-backed uprisings

in

Tokyo

against

coming.

his

| Rejected

Warning

Japan

All! are

part

of the

‘| appropriations committee said in explaining a $40,384,897,000 de-

continuing

fense nate

peror

Hirohito

Haneda (See

will’

make

from

Last when

te

ready this

for week.

to: make: detailed photographs of territory anywhere in the ‘world

then transmit these back to (See

SOLONS,

Page

‘Friday

and

STAR

publish

Saturday,

was

because

unable

of the

strike at the newspaper El) Imparcial, radio stations WHOA and WKYN provided free time to the STAR for broadcasts: of local ‘news. writ-

. Tied another last. night. |

STAR | newscast

by

misled

or

hostile

agents,

S. leaders,

This

may.

overseas

he said.

be

journey

Eisenhower's

last

as chief execu-

tive. It also poses more perils than

any of the others since he began his multi-continent visits to promote friendship; towatd America

(See PEACE, Page 21)

5 Killed On P. R. Higways. Over Weekend: Toll At 161 A

over

the

U.

21)

three-year-old

boy,

a

‘wo-

man vacationer from the U.S., airport to the Imperial and three! others were killed ANTI-IKE, Page 21)

A Note Of Thanks To WHOA And WKYN -

bill

action

tes, such as Samos, wil be able

Nobusuke Kishi to resign and dis-|

solve parliament before the pact becomes law automatically Jum 19— The day Eisenhower arrives. Japan’s security officials, criticized at home and abroad for the assault on Hagerty, Sunday ran through a dress rehersal of the 38 minute ride the President and Em-

money floor

pired

to dim previous concrete and gratiSe- "| fying results’? of travels aboard by

Air Force spokesmen testified that upmanned military satelli-

ty treaty by forcing Prime Minister | 2d

to return would justify their re-J- ten by the editorial staff of this newspaper. WHOA carplacement by other workers.

Luis Visot, head

free

they

(AP)—

world

in

of fur-

tions in Japan, because ef his “compelling responsibility” as a

«.. want

Monday

hope

ed against postponing or canceling his trip, despite mob demonstra-

its |

&

yesterday

The President said he had decid-

leftist. campaign to block :ratification of the new U. §.-Japan securi-

saw

action, “thé” rival’ Seafarers International Union | (SIU-AFL-

CIO)

changed

A three hour general strike and street parade are set for Wednesday, and other giant protests the following three days. | Continuing Campaign

were

bombs. and fire-hoses

thering

Inejiro

night on.

photo-

which

recently

trip

The President said he! had weighWASHINGTON (AP) — Seed and rejected publicly expressed nators said yesterday they hope and Korea, 7 warnings, by. some leading conThe radical students federation the $83.800,000 extra they re- gressmen and others, that he should commended will get. U.S. spy Zengakuren, which mobbed White put off the trip which will take House Press Secretary James satellites orbiting over Russia him to the Philippines, Formosa, Hagerty in Tokyo Friday, said it a year earlier than now planned. and Korea as well as Japan. That should be in late 1962, would mobilize 50,000 members to “We should not permit unpleasant lay siege to parliament from to- a revised report by the Senate incidents and sporadic turmoil, ins-

injured.

After

has

Philippines,

and

Trias,

Eastern

flew the Pacific to begin his the) a Far Eastern tour of

by

ing Bayamon,

|:

identified publicly, “Socialist Chairman

Japan prepared new massive leftist demostrations against alliance with America today as President fisenhower

widely

A) UPR

Gaztambide

to Japan. The source would not

TOKYO,

in local newspapers,

is:required dent,

was

| |:

the. expressed

zee

perior Educational Council Saturday morning to get the publie’s view of the “activities and problems” of the University of Puerto Rico.

(AP)—

paign against the U.S.—Japanese military alliance and ‘the visit of President Eisenhower

We are plan.”

Only: two citizens attended public hearing held by the Su-

which

WASHINGTON,

tactics and is advocating violence. |

com-

Hearing On University

hearing,

AJ)

President Eisenhower took off on a danger-laden,, Far

Party

Two Attend

The

By LEWIS GULICK

Asanuma is very worried,” the|| source said. ‘The Communist |

service has

affected,

advertised

some

of

* —

high Japanese political source said today the Communist Party

be

pany said.)

to serve high ground areas such as

‘all

flights. The <jet

plant

pressure

&

(EAL in Puerto Rico yesterday cancelled three outgoing flights and two incoming

the usual rate of usage, according to Manuel del Toro, executive assistant of the A.A.A. The Cidra reservoir supplies water

By JAMES CARY TOKYO, Monday (AP)

IN

Eastern said it is operating

metropo-

litan afea “if we don’t get some rain soon in the right places.” The Cidra reservoir was down to 39.1 million gallons yesterday

of its flight operations

‘at the three metropolitan area

Au-

residents

in

frike

NEW YORK, (AP)—Eastern

thority yesterday reported a Brave water shortage situation higher

By ~

President's Sole Vision Is For Peace

the

weekend in

traffic! ac-

cidents. » year’s traffic death total clim to 161 as compared with. last rs total at this ‘time of 135. i José* Angel » Ruiz, 3; was struck. and'-killed by ajcar

driven by, ‘Antonio Ortiz Ortiz in Caguas Saturday _afternoon,

! truck vera

driven: by

Bufeneo

Ri-

Fontseca.

Police report that ‘Rivera lost control of his truck) at the approach to a curve on ad High-

way No. 1 near Cayey jdriving at. “exaggerated truck struck the o killing the woman Rivera,

tary $4,000

charged

homicide,

The car instantly.

wi

volun-

was ha |

bail.

on -—

| Two people were killed in police said. Ortiz; was' charged when with involuntary ‘homicide ‘and Ponce Saturday aftern a car driven by Juan Velaz$2,000 bail! was fixed.. e a moRose Campino |35, who ‘was quez Martinez, 31, struck 0 was vacationing in Puerto Rico, | ac- torcycle, Velazquez, cording to police, was killed driving |at “high speed,” accord-

Saturday when the car she was riding

in was

in a collision

with

ing to police, was chi | (See 5 KILLED, Page’

|

|

|

Ba

with 21)

————

Grave Water|

*


> | THE: SAN, JUAN STAR, +— Monday; South Africa Press Reports True ‘Horror Story’ Of Clash Hidden ex

apps

t =

By RICHARD KASISCHKE JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) Press reports yesterday claimed South Africa’s_ white supremacy government is hiding the true dimen-

sions

of

a

“horror

story”

that

developed when police clashed with 400 Negro demonstrators in Pondoland last Monday.

At

least

three

newspapers

said police bullets killed 29 Ne groes and injured 50 in the troubled Afriean reserve bordering Cape Province and Natal The Ministry of Justice insists

only six were killed. It claimed police fired in self-defense and blamed

the

lawed

gress.

°

unrest

African

Reporters

on

the

out-

National

for

the

papers

their mouths shut.” The reporters said monstration

was

the

the

de

biggest

a series staged to protest government’s plant to rule Negroes

through

of

the the

appointment

of

chiefs and headmen. Some of the opposition took the form of attacks on huts and kraals (native enclosures). : The Johannesburg Sunday Times reported a heavy force of armed police, backed by

armored cars and aircraft, have been assigned to the area to maintain order. Two accounts of Monday’s clash,

attributed

to

eyewitnes-

Con-

ses, were published yesterday in the Durban Tribune and the

said

Johannesburg

they had trouble getting into the area and that “whites living there say openly they have been told by the authorities to keep

Could

—————t

an

African

ed

sharply

sion

from

given

Francois

Golden

weekly.

City

Post,

Both

the

differ-

official

by- Justice

ver-

Minister

Erasmus.

aircraft

by

(The following is a summary

dive-bombed

natives

in

the

terri-

“Helicopters then reportedly landed men armed with sten guns, who stepped out and fired at the natives. “There has been. a complete

clampdown doland

on

and

news

from

whites

Pon-

living

there

have been told to keep their mouths shut.” The Golden City Post quoted “people living on the spot” for estimates of dead ranging to 29. “There are still many natives hiding and police with aircraft and

armored

round ed.

up

cars

the

are

trying

wounded,”

to

it add-

Congo Independence Feared

June

30.

Elections by, the 13 million Congolese of a National Assembly have involved 110 political parties whose divisions largely follow the rivalries of old tribal societies.

This

has

gloomily

led

to

some

predict

900,000-square-mile

break

up

into’

a

officials that

country

jigsaw

the

Congo. are on

seas

for

desian

puzzle

up.

Many of Congo’s 113,000 white persons are leaving. Among the neighbors, special security precautions are being hurried just in case trouble spills over the frontiers. For months Portugal has been quietly building up her power in the colony of Angola, southeee

troops

cece

the

are

800 high

Angola

being

moved

to the border, ostensibly for training. In the north, Sudanese and French Equatorial authorities are ready for anything.

Belgium’s ago

in

action

six

proriising

power

to

30

been

has

the

Their

to

months

turn

over

Congolese

eriticized

by her allies ponsibilities.

may

conflicting states. There has been a major flight of capital. A food crisis is reported

e@eoeeereereececeec

bound

Now the

frontier region. Southward in the British-run Central African Federation, Rho-

of

building

with

June

group,

colonial

res-

is

the

suddenly

formation area

in the

that

the

Leopoldville

west.

HARRISBURG

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Pa.

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the

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The

Mujioz: Strife "Lametable’ The dispute between

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going

votes

the

Governor Questions New Party a

At tion

his Friday be

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partyin

error that

on

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Three times the Congo

bridges

the

of Black

Africa in the west with

the

rising

new

multiracial politically

states

in

The

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the

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of

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deepened

few days. The Abako

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states

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the

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effort

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extending

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Both

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long

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insisted

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Senate

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that

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Puerto

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Valdivia | and costal waters—Partly cloudy hile was ‘tremors today and scattered showerstonight and a with chance of i ocurring between isolated afternoon thundershow3:25 p.m, regis- ers. San Juan—Partly cloudy to-

The shocks, midnight and scale,

extending

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speeds healing.

SOLARCAINE

promoted

:

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Legislative Session Extended

NBURN? eg

authorization

or minors with mental or physical defects. The board did not function actively.

most

received and

announced

a bill repealing the law which created a Puerto Rito Board of Eugenics with authority to order Sterili zation of men, women,

of

&

Blending the past

Christian

ally

Canady

Barry

Henry

the

Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin repealed a law Friday that was originpassed in 1937 to better the Puerto Rican race. The governor signed

also

Democratic

did

in

1937 Bill Repealed

hands

Kennedy,

as

grave’ consequences

by the Virgin Islands will also be operated

derate

row

and perhaps fer that reason his name suffered the most. * There were vetes for Robert Kennedy, his brother, Joseph Kennedy, his father, Richard

Isle

July

Economic

is necessary

who

Kennedy

had

the

a

International

the Virgin

The

ment

York,

F.

crea-

a party

119 state-side owned plants so far in the fiscal year, 1960, Fomento announced. Within the next 17 days, the EDA must promote 31

ing

pre-

as Rockerfeller, Rocaand Rockenfelder.

Sen.

the

such

new post office buildings to be built in San Sebastin German. Both will be constructed by private builders.

26

won,

New

to form

was reached.

down, over Gov. Nelson Rockefeller

that

Hilton To Operate V.I. Hotel

parties

officially entered the primary, so his name was printed on

have

questioned said

the death of a bill calling for voluntary: religious for public schools pupils.

write-in

April

Nixon

out-

can

Rico. He

tranquility of the life of Puerto Rico.” Mufioz was commenting

arrive

week

govern

the

Puerto

tion has tee in a

sidential preference primary. Vice President Richard M.

by

t

conference, the. Governor

of a Catholic

would

il

bureau

world will b> inclined to judge the ability of all Africans to themselves

and the Seafarers

tuation” by Gov. Luis Mufioz Marin at a press conference on Friday. Speaking at La Fortaleza, the Governor said the government “is doing all it ean” to find a solution to the explosive dispute that has prevented El Imparcial from publishing since

FHA Condominium Bill Introduced

last

through

from

the Teamsters! union

at El Imparcial, was described as “a lamentable and:difficult si-

A elections

discovered

. \

a

Adalia Sima-

MHunprey, Stuart and

state

twcal

A “high level” meeting of leaders of the island’s three political .

nominaCenedi,

mocratic presidential Senatoy tion were Humbert Stevenson ton.

1

s

Joint Plebiscife Talk

(AP)—

some Pennsylvanians

major

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of some of the major

Saturday.)

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while

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the

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and

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Two New Post Offices

announced

of

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in private

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over

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stories that occurred while the STAR was out of publication

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LONDON, (AP) Fears spread among Westerners yesterday that the imminent indePendence of the Belgian Congo will spark feuds that could upset all Africa. Belgium is pledged to lower her flag in the Congo

at

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them with tear gas bombs. “The natives are said to have fired back at the plane (more than 6,000 licensed firearms are owned tory).

ever |

hy

L

The Tribune said more than 400 Negroes had' assembled when a “Harvard

|

June 13,1960)"

doctor

immediately

DALE METZLER

it

day

of

and

tonight

with

a

chance

showers.

Winns: Easterly from 10 to

18 knots. TEMPERATURES:

at 12:15. Low

STATESIDE:

High 93

72.

New York, 65,

rain; Philadelphia, -69,. - rain; Washington, 83, thunder showers; Boston, 68, cloudy; Chica80, 61, cloudy; Housten, 83, partly cloudy; Los Angeles, 69,

clear;

San

aa

cl

:

Francisco,

65, partly

,

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THEPRANTUAN ramet

OSJ iWicrchante Form Group To Develop Shopping Area | Approximately

100 Old San

Juan merchants met yesterday

morning at the Ateneo and agreed

to unite into an

of San Juan Merchants. ‘The merchants adopted a+ 14-point” prog am designéd to promote and develop the 1 Old San Juan’ shopping area. It also elected an organizing committee to/attempt to get every business owner in San Juan into the association. Hector Graciani, provisional president of the organizing committee, said yesterday “the number one problem in San Juan today is lack | of parking

QUIET SCEN — The picket lines were quiet yes erday in front of .El Imparcial as demonstrators observed a serene Sunday. A few blocks away from this scene, however, Six union men were arrested after a street brawl broke out. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett)

Prince Philip Shocks British By PETER GROSE LONDON (AP)—Prince Philip broke a rigid British rule Saturday

in the

stiff pageantry

marking

of the

Queen

Eliza-

monerten Rare

when

The animal reins, bobbing nerally

ed.

quiet. The

crime

of

prince

Philip,”

horse

became

the

efforts

Prince,

to

his ge-

Queen’s

keep

him

his

place

holding

headlined the London Evening Standard. “Thousands see him talk on parade at trooping.” What shocked the British ‘were

on his own horse a few paces to the rear of the Queen, -watched silently for a while, then leaned forward and spoke to her.

a-few

From. of view,

seemingly

anxious

words

which the Prince, like any an° xious husband, addressed to his

Mausoleum For Ponce PONCE—This

city will soon

erect a mausoleum trious

raen

located The razed

at

the

for its illusold

in

its

place

be

a Memo-

rial park will be built, in the center of which a monument will be erected. The remains of famous “Poncefios” of the past, such as Roman Baldorioty de Castro,

Mario

Braschi,

the

Queen

Eleuterio

Derkes, Gregorio Tavarez, and others will be moved there. The. Legislature assigned

as

smiled.

required

Siting by

pro-

tocol, she shook her head as if to tell her husband she needed no

help.

And

suddenly

the

horse

quieted.

cemetery

at Torres Street. old cemetery will and

But

the stiff-upper-lip point this was just not British.

side-saddle

The

ceremony

marked

the

an-

nual Trooping the Color which officiaty celebrates Queen Elizabeth’s birthday. The Queen was 34 nine weeks ago, But because

the at

weather this

time

is

generally

of

the

year

SOUTH

BEND,

—Allowing

the

Indiana

association,

said, will be

better here,

the official ceremony is held in June. Saturday, it rained anyway. Scartlet-coated guardsmen had to splash their way through parade ground puddles.

he

pressure |on |the

of

| formation from all the associaciation members. Based on this to. information, the office would

the

make

Legislature,

on the mayor, and on the police to

help

solve

the

parking

prob-

The

establishment

of

an

of-' into buss

will compile customer

shopping

complished

credit

in-

by

open,

bold: ani

United seize

States the

Panama is by “weak”

foreign

canal

like

policy Egypt

ded: |

congressman i

all the

adi

Graciani, « who estimated the bridge would cost from ‘ $18 to $20 million, said that there might be private financial back-

ers of such a bridge if it were made a toll-bridge. |, Graciani, who is owner

of the

restaurant,)

Puerto

Mejico

in

Rico, said that this association will be the first of its kind in San

Juan.

to | took

control of the Suez Canal. He denounced recent action by President Eisenhower and the state department in favoring canal zone display of the Panama

flag

to

show

the

Central

American nation’s “titular sovereignty.” “What more could be ac-

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Cuba Grabs Hilton, Other Hotels || Says Managers Failed

New Molinos Grain Elevator To Double Plant Capacity By

FREDERICK

HARMON

linos’

Molinos de Puerto Rico expects to break ground within the next few days on a new storage grain elevator. The

being

new

elevator,

constructed

for

which

the

is

flour

and feed mill by Raymond Construction Co., of P. R. and H. I. Hettinger & Co., will raise the mill's storage capacity to one million bushels of grain. The mill at present has a storage capacity of 500,000 bushels. Cost of the new elevator is about

$500,000,

according

to

Mo-

ral

Vice

President

and

Frank

Becerra,

Manager

The

company,

which

To Stimulate Tourism

Gene-

HAVANA (AP) — The Cuban government has taken over

is an

af-

fiiate of Nebraska Consolidated Mills, Inc., of Omaha, Neb., has

also recently expanded of bulk grain trucks,

>| Havana’s

two largest luxury ho-

ers union—which owns the Hilton hotel building—trejected se veral proposals for staff reduc-

.|tels,

Nacional

tions.

Jr.

Hilton. Labor

its fleet Becerra

twelve

the new

added,

trucks

raising to

18

Becerra

vestment exceeds

last the

six

weeks,

have total

that

been

Molinos’

The

that

the

the

hotel,

under

a

;)had not been operators.

APPOINTED — Lucas Waldivieso has been named executive

E,

Badillo,

president of Publicidad Valdivieso, a graduate

assistant

to Samuel

Badillo. of the

Georgetown

‘Foreign D.

C.,

Ahorro

University” School

Service, was

with

in

Banco

Ponceno

of.

Washington,

before

joining

Badillo.

FHA Official Here Gets Boston Post

tract

valid

until

pany

spokesman

resolution

is leaving

the Puerto Rico Insuring Office to become assistant director of the

Boston,

Mass.

office.

He will be succeeded by Robe-

rt B. Miller, 50, who has been assistant director of the Grand Rapi-

ds-Michigan

FHA

Insuring

solved

de-

by

their

to-month

had

struggle

to

a month-

meet

pay-

rolls. fused

The Government has to permit them to lay

some

of

their

employes

reoff

despite

Off-—

ice.

numbered guests several times. With the collapse of Cuba’s tourist trade from the United States

more

fhan

a year

ago, the

Hilton, operated by the Hilton chain, and the Nacional, run by Pan-American

Continental been

losing

Airlines’

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Inter-Con-

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believe the Nacional fronting on the sea, will be turned into a hospital,

probably

workers

and

for

their

unior

families.

Refine Soviet Oil Or Be Confiscated

Cuba Tells Firms HAVANA (AP) — Three oil companies—two from the U.S. and one Dutch-British—are facing.

an

viet

ultimatum

crude

oil

to

in

refine

their

plants or suffer confiscation. Prime Minister Castro in

TV

speech

which

anti-U.S.

remarks,

son

refusal

their

with

called

trea-

to

handle

with

Oil company executives had no immediate reply to

tors said the hotel

accused

tro’s Inc.,

SPECIALIST

leaving

the

Soviet

which

he

Texaco,

Oil

Co.,

U.S.

destroy

here Cas-

State his

of De-

revolu-

Cuba

without

oil.

“ Their reply was come directly from in

the

expected to their parent United

‘Biates

and in London. Most of the crude oil now processed for Cuba comes from Venezuela.

P. R.

6-0217

to

tion

companies

UNIVERSIDAD

Shell the

partment

by

in

Standard,

the with

the

sugar.

attack,

Esso

and

from

Cuban

biting

a

bristled

Union

government and restaurant work-

So-

Cuban

$100,000 a month. Rejected Staff Reductions Spokesmen for both opera-

RiO PIEDRAS, New

said

com-

is buying

address:

103 AVENIDA

con-

A

oil he

VICTOR M. TORRES, MD. SKIN

1989.

building.

plotting

New

operated

lease

and

the and

$80,000

Inter-

a

tinental has invested: about two million dollars in air conditioning.and other improvements. The Cuban government owns the

Some

have

been

Tropicana

Cuba.” hotels

had

under

a steady decline in the number ef guests. Employes have out-

Wendell O. Edwards, director of the Federal Housing Administration in Puerto Rico has announced the transfer of Floyd J. Hicks assistant director, who

to

Both

rooms,

1955

operators of the Nacional and the Hilton of failure “through their ample connections in the United States, to stimulate tour-

ism

700

since

Failure To Stimulate Tourism Martinez Sanchez accused the

Crédito y

The 26-million-dollar, 630-room Hilton was opened March 3, 1958. The Nacional, with more than

a

.|claring that a labor and economic erisis existed in them and

in the truck fleet _now $250,000.

,and

with

hotels and nightclub were

seized

in-

the

along

residential

tourist hotel night club.

trucks. estimated

a

R.

ordered

Saturday

of

Havana

Augusto

Sanchez

seizure

Within

and

Minister

Martinez

said.

fleet

the

Castro By

oppointment

almost

per

said a

he

dollar

from

the

could a

buy

barrel

Soviet

it

chea-

Union.

Coffee Pact Renewed WASHINGTON

(AP)—The

in-

ternational coffee agreement Scturday was renewed for one year.

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The export control pact now last

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1961.

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, June 13, 1960"

10 Review

Red Wine And White. 1

Horszowski, Castro Excel began

beautifully

supported

time

this

season)

Juan

Jose

Castro

the

three’

conducted,

Piano Concerto in G Major slaw Horsowski as soloist.

Horszowski he

is:

the

ment finale

played

like

concerto’s

trombones.

as he (K

did Mozart’s

453) .

the

with

Mieczy-

complete

master

introspective

sobbed in profound —a stunning set of

Jater

(for the first

noble

slow

move-

formance

of Brahm’s

Minor. Graciela

cludes everything from the deceptively folsky to the mock-martial — was put forth in all its contrast and clarity. Beethoven's explosive and tender Seventh Sympheny closed the concert and marked the festival’s half-way point. Castro conducted vividly, with — as is his wont — a barely perceptible drop of the wrist here; there perhaps a violent leap into the air or a Statue of Liberty baton thrust. The results were remarkable, and the rip-

Rico on ‘‘Fhe Messianic

lish and

last

during

for

a

nine

day

stay

His

leeture,

at 8:15

p.m.

a

at the

ifested

in

to

tradition as man-

European

religious

is

on

his

since

1951. He

is

feel

toward

themselves

their lives.

ing suicide 10.2

000

and

per

rate

that

100,000

population

has

from

in

years.

little

dropped

30

per

over

:

The

100,

30

AMMAN

won’t

e

of it, you

was

my

which

gnd

told

me

first

to get

‘ news goom

in the day

University. the

chance

on

a part-time

The

city editor

on

a run-away

story

but a few minutes before had terrorized people still excited. Some were picking

had

fallen

from

the

wagon.

The

horse,

tremb-

the

way

were

bashed-in

cars,

mostly

Model

T

Fords.

I wrote

it

hoped, of his style. The city editor looked lege

adventure

g

and

laughter, to

great

have

said Sean the power the

rich

sorrow,

It was

to

experience.

pain,

joy,

Yankee

curiously

“Col-

that

is

been

a

mixture

of

ne

gone to work

newspaperman.

in

is

the

red

wine

the preposterous and didness and nobility, discover

have

in that old city room

“Red

wine

first,

Jessie,”

O”Casey in “The Silver Tassie,” “to the passion and and the pain of life; and then a drink of white wine

melody

It

They

excitement.

luck to have

remained:a

Being a newspaperman life.

at me

stuff, eh?” he said. And went to work with his _ pencil. Since that day the yester years have come and gone with vast

there

is

a

all.”

can be like that. It is a closeness to

and

the

white.

It

is

to

see

and

know

all

majestic things in man’s existence, his sorthe vulgarity and dignity of man...but to

melody

TODAY’S

they

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in

them

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FROM

EUROPE

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volcanoes.

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cost

OLDEST

Schenley’s

in G

KNEBEL

Washington

the

called

AAAI

FLETCHER

Lyndon

is invited.

scholar

Fromm is said to have been interested in Puerto Rico’s decreas-

University’s amphitheater, will deal

with the Jewish

public

German

people

and

of

FEVER STAR

favor.

them

job necessary

POTOMAC By

yet

to

And: so it is. I remember my

occasional solos for Alexander Schneider, Sidney

in Eng-

nor

happeneth

Harth and cellist Victor Gottlieb emerging from the finely spun body of string orchestra sound.

considered a leading authority on suicide and its implications on how

land's declining suicide rate. He will conduct several informal semiBars on this subject with the University’s Social Science Investigation Center. “

| first

N NANT

.

' By RALPH MCGILL “ ancient parchments of Ecclesiastes,

the

‘standing,

latter’s most treacherous Passages. Opening _Friday’s concert was: Corelli’s warm-hearted Concerto Grosso Op. 6 No. 4 with

versity of Mexico

which he will study the is-

Quartet

her

Yas

copied the wordsof the..prophet: arbi “The race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, meither yet bread to the wise, nor yet richesto men of under-

the

way to Europe from Mexico where he has been professor at the Uni-

60 arrived in Puerto Riweek

the

yet

Bedding

Fromm, co

The

From

Handel’s ‘‘Care Selve” and the runs and trills of a pair of Mozart arias with but minor slips in

the last 300-400 years. The lecture will be given

Tradition in the Westegn World in iis Religious and Political Forms.”

playing

foreboding

Rivera,

political thought and action during

University

finest

@

of Puerto

at the

the

ance on the island in several years, appeared a bit nerveus and negotiated the soulful phrases of

On Messianic Tradition tonight

ensemble

. making

Fromm To Lecture Here lecture

of

Sals, violinist. Alexander Schneider, and violinist Walter Trampler in an appropriately moody per-

recitative, and the variations which in-

World famous psychoanalyst Erich Fromm will deliver a public

some

eyo!

overture,

in the piece by soaring strings and

and

heard in these concerts. Friday night’s near-capacity audience appeared only mildly disappointted when pianist Claudio Arrau was unable to appear for his opening concert because of illness, Festival old-timer Mieczyslaw Horszowski was called on fo substitute. He collaborated masterfully with Pablo Ca-

with the orchestra’s marvelous hofn , quartet chiming forth the misty fanfares of Weber’s Der Freischutz

demonstrated

rapport

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Squeeze Play This newspaper did not publish last Friday and Saturday. It was caught in the middle by a jurisdictional battle between two major unions, the Teamsters

“and the Seafarers International Union, who picketed in strength in front of the newspaper El Imparcial in which

the San Juan

STAR has its editorial and type-

setting space. Normally,

the STAR

presses

but

of

El

Imparcial,

the

is printed on the strike

against

that

paper has made that impossible. We are now printing on

the

presses

of

the

Island

TIMES.

Today’s issue just made it. Our typesetters, “who had refused to enter the building while incidents of violence continued, received assurance from both the . Teamsters and the SIU yesterday that they have

“nothing against the STAR.” On the strength of thatassurance, we were able to round up a few typesetters who began. work about 6 p.m. Sunday. That accounts

for the lack of extensive coverage in this issue. We hope to be back unions willing.

to

normal

tomorrow,

God

and

the

WHEN

The Bearded Economist

News

Fidel Castro, ‘Cuba’s most widely-known paranoid, has demonstrated once again that as far as inconsistSaturday

the. government

officially

took

over the Habana Hilton and the Nacional hotels, two of

TOKYO —(AP)— Japan has been swept into a political and emotional crisis by fear among some Japanese that the nation’s new security alliance with America will one day bring nuclear

social

for two

host.

The

It went

touring

public

reacted

away and didn’t come

abovementioned

hotels

have

been

like

any

By

destruction upon

guest

between

but

weeks.

The

bases

for

antagonizes

the

power,

least

Soviet

10

Veto

over American

3. U.

against

any

nation

in Japan

defined| as

the

“Far

into a war

the

tion that does goes

about

not. know

things

how

in a strange

to attract way.

organiza-

tourists

it

new Hilfon in Mayaguez, is taking over the operation

|

_ time

the latest

| San Juan was Son ear a i

8 ja ae

word

was

that

the

5. Ten

Hilton

not going out of business either.

in

possibly

flights over China the destruction by

Union

has

threatened:

years

is too long

for the

treaty te run

before termination by either side is permitted. 6. Provisions stating both America and Japan

and,considering Caribe

East,”

area,

. are based here, underscoring the danger.

a second hotel operation in St. Thomas also. At press

Soviet

defense

Three U-2 planes like the plane downed in Russia

a

of the Virgin Isle Hotel in St. Thomas

It is planning

that

be used

not of its own making.

rockets

an

This

will

| |

an even

greater

fear

= on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, has i Tee ee oapolen a propaganda’ bombardment Chinn laa Russia. emotional

setting,

even

more

those inclined to support the pact. have

of

become

Communist

could

in the treaty’s

if one

For

coupled with

military operations launch-

S. planes based

plunging Japan

of the

This fear,

Power

Habana Hilton :n Cuba, is extremely inconsistent also, reasoning.

years.

and

|

of nuclear destruction born pf the World War II

military

no action against Japanese wishes. vaguely

Castro

argue:

| China in the 19th century.

has no real control, no outright veto

reconnaissance here, inviting

the

more

Union

4. U. S&S. could begin

follows

They

American

ed from Japan, only a provision for ‘prior conSultation” before troops are deployed. This argument does not take into account assurances by President Eisenhower that America would take

is as good as another. operator

at

No

a loan to a farmer on the grounds that his cows did not lay eggs. When you want to do a thing, one reason the

‘also object.

authorizes

to a natural fear of foreign entanglements, backed up by the example of western exploitation of

unnecessarily.

2. Japan

investors.

International,

pact

here

China

His method reminds us of the banker who refused

Hotels

its cities.

some conservatives

1.

by foreign investors.

Hilton

PEACE - PIPES 2%

CARY

Those opposing the treaty are mostly leftists —the further left the more violent the opposition—

$80,000 and $100,000 a month but because of a peculiar decree by the government, were unable to cut down on the staff of employes. The fact that the hotels had almost no guests madé no difference to the government. This is economics? Castro’s public reasoning should fool no one. It oi foreign

JAMES

That is the core of the argument against the partly ratified treaty that has divided the nation and stirred protest demonstrations in major cities"

back. The two losing

SON)

Analysis

Cuba’s famed watering places for tourists. 7 The logic behind Sr. Castro’s move was that the hotels did not attract enough tourists from the U:S. to justify their continued operation by American business firms. For this deficiency, the managers of the hotels were blamed. Sr. Castro long ago blew the whistle on tourism when he roughed up Americans, hurled insult after insult at the U.S. and behaved in general like an anti-

might.

Maordes

Orato Slovis Post Dispstch

Nuclear Fears Lie At Root Of Japan Crisis Over Pact

ency is concerned, he’s the most consistent man alive. On

WAL You: LEARN To STOP

‘‘develop. .. their

capacities

to resist

chances

these!

of political advancement.

mem.

—Ichiro

Kono,

Takeo

. Virtually

Miki,

their

all

Kenzo

Matsumura, Mitsujiro Ishii and Tanzan Ishibashi— are

on record

as favoring the

| The treaty,

American

signed in Washington

alliance.

in January,

tevisés an earlier agreement of indefinite duration

negotiated

in 1951, and

by some

judgments

places

Japan in a more favorable role than before.

_ But for nearly two years this ‘revised version has

been

the symbol

of

a major

internal

i

armed

attack” are in effect a requirement that Japan vastly increase expenditures on arms. There are deeper causes of Spporition to the

alliance, too.

" unseat their durable leader, thus enhancing

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‘Ano Landers Says

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Now You All Know ANN

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ows what it’s all about.

usband. w. sport<ar™ we*"J wish to heaven my husband was for the birds. You told]; Were interested in another woman'|

the cars.

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conversation.

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her to “court her blessings.” | instead of cars. I’d know how to the rugs, grease in the sink’ and that

YOUR

hus-'

fight that kind of competition. If

your letter. Now

Acwmmnannn

Today

By William Seamon ay

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Opening lead: Deuce of diamonds you

waste

any

thy on East, take a at the bidding. North handled

the

ANN:

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To make

a long

story short I am a liar. I told a real cute girl I was a fresh man two years’ ago because J wanted to. be a Big Man. Now I’m just a freshman and she’s

a

smart

in fear out. We but

we

sophomore.

I live

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same

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I went

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set_me

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DEAR

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“The San Juan Hotel is bound they are bringing Luche Gatica, to be the most popular hotel Latin America’s top male singer. tin, where they make boat connections for St. Barts. in towh during the period of Gatica recently married Mapita! July 13 to 26, when Sarita Mon- Cortes, Puerto Rican born; (exi- =U.S. N. Chief Petty Officer Ed Faver and: Raquel Lavergne tiel, Latin America’s most sought can movie star. His appedtate MUBYPLL LOO LIILLL PIPE

after

singing

Tropicoro

star

appears

Room,

in

Besides

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being

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:

OFF

FOR

Mark Twain Shrine

ft

LONDON—Actress

Vivien Leigh, shown here

with Rex Harrison after a meeting of Actors’ Equity when that body ratified contract to reopen Broadway theatres, left for London over the weekend “to see some friends

and

go

to the dentist.”

She

wouldn’t

might discuss a reconciliation Laurence Olivier. (AP Photo)

with

say

her

whether

she

husband,

Sir

“Mark

Twain

language,” told

ago.

Writing

the

spoke

Gov.

a universal

James

crowd.

‘‘He

T.

does

Blair not

be-

long to Missouri nor to any other

one place nor any one belongs to the world.”

The

“For

the

Steak

Minded

Gourmet"

at the entrance of the Caribe Hilton

Enrique

del ding bells ‘will ring June 30.., Mr. and Mrs, Jose Gonzalez Here after a trip to London..Mr, and nandez will leave for the ‘states, and wife

Mrs.

Jose

Antonio

announced their

Campos

are now jat home

the

Alvarez

have

engagement

daughter,

Lillian, to

where

short

cabin distance

has

nation.

been

from

He .

moved its

‘a

original

location and is housed in a $250,000 modernistic museum. The museum

will contain memen-

toes of Mark Twain, including the original manuscript of “Tom

Sawyer.”

L

they, will

summer

of mountains ‘there... Writer

Jorge

garet

in

Hill, of Surburban -Publica-

tions, is in P. R. covering Festival Casals.

year.

of Burke, Charles.

Pe

is

here

to

sing

at

the

Goateed Mike Jennings, v. p.

4

the

the

Mare

Miguel Azize, son of Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Azize. The couple plan to marry at the end-of this

and Guignon

advertising jagency of Great Neck,

'N. Y., is in town to check some

Opened In Missouri

as Mark Twain, Clemens attained world fame as a humorist.

STEAK HOUSE x and COCKTAIL LOUNGE

Banker

Toro

Aida Escuere de Mufioz is spending a four-week vacation in New York City...Pepita Velez, who toils for the U. S. Naval Station here, is recuperating from FLORIDA, (AP)— About 7,000 a recent operation...Overheard at persons jammed into this village Charlie Schulman’s Cotillion last week for the dedication of a Room the other (yawn) am,, “I Mark Twain shrine. know all the answers— it’s the The shrine is the two-room cabin questions that confuse me!” where-Samuel Langhorne Clemens Opera star Graciela Rivera, who

was ‘born 125 years

;

is slated for August 3 through 17.* ofhavethe U. 8. Navy Station, S. J., said they will, and ‘the wed-

radio accounts and soak up some of the local habits and culture... It was happy birthday to Henniig _Mogensen, manager of La, Concha Hotel last ‘wee

Festival

Casals, participated in a_ real “horse opera” yesterday when she presented the trophy tothe winner of the P. R. Handicap at El Comandante race track. Blaise Gherardi and wife, who are owners of Washington, D.C.’s most famous French restaurant, the

eating place

of foreign diplo-

mats, are spending several days at La Parguera Hotel... Joseph Jenner, a former diplomatic

corps

chief in Belgium and now a cons-

truction consultant to the Rocke-

feller family, was ‘in San Juan briefly this week, on his way to

Bartholomew, where

Leeward

Rockefeller

Islands,

family’s

new

PEPE IS ON — Spanish song stylist

vacation home is being built; He was accompanied by architect Robert Abrahamson and wife:

Pepe

Lara

show

at the Hilton Hotel’s Club Ca-

ribe.

the same

show

in a new is

Arture

U

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1960.

perform tonight on WIPR-TV 8:30 to9

p.m.

ist fromthe.

U.

§.;

will Guerchfeld, :violinist from

from

.

Carmen pianist;

-Marcello Brazil;

Enriquez, an- Ecuadorian Benita Valente, a singer

This will be the first of two concerts to be presented by the stud-

from the U. S.; Carlos Rivera Agui-

ents. June

ta

The 20.

second

Tonight’s ; |. selections

will

program Py; Doris

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out

St.,

VILLA

531

Boca

AT

Piedras

3-1405. 1868

monthly.

beautiful

Cabinets,

library, 4 bedrooms, 4 baths. All electric appliances. Air conditioned. Available

beautifully condominium

1720

San

-—

baths,

af

Montebay,

HOUSES

screened

maid’s room, garage. Near hotels. * Tele. phone 2:0520, days, 3-1930 from 6 — 9 PM.

June.

Equipped

$400

tile

RENT

FURNISHED

Beach,

1893

living-dining,

Two

bungalows,

DS

terrace, fenced yard, hot water. screens, bus service. LOW RENTAL. Drive to Rio

looking

611

APARTMENT. bedroom, 3 bath

bedrooms,

CONDADO ed. modern

china included. Call 5, 2.0795. Dr. Pifiero.

|

OPPORTUNITY

3

FOR

COMFORTABLE:

613 | service.

RENT

1910

CONDOMINIUM SAN RAFAEL — facing Lagoon and Ave. Narte, 3 bedroom furkitchen. linen and dovs 2.5069. After

Bly

wu

FOR

kitchen.

Reinita

BOHEMIAN PENTHOUSE — sacrifice complete sale of furnishings with low Excellent location. rental of, apartment. Call 3-72§3. 1904 610

Mished

and

~

HOUSES

Money available for first mortgages. Investment properties. Call us. 2-0911 or write) Box 729, Roosevelt. 1472

of e-

APARTMENTS, best section Hyde One with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, the

Patricio,

Payment

TV

1878

Garden Hills, Villa | Caparra, Bucaré Baldrich, Hyde Park, Hato Rey, Santurce,

3 bedroom

other one bedroom, suitable for couple. Information 8-1269 or Las Marias 187.

listings

sale

Modern

machine, 3-5877.

1908

UF

has

HOUSES

FOR RENT

SECTION:

apartment, $175. monthly with sale furniture, including air conditioner,

islands and investment property. J. ALLEN FRANCISCUS REALTORS AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn and Ashford Avenue,

THE SAN JUAN STAR — Monday, June 13, 1960

PUNTA

LAS

MARIAS.

Concrete

and

frame house near beach. Three bedrooms, garage, separate quarters. Immediate Possession. For inspection call 2-4107. 1892,

614

ue st lou SC 3

NEW

MI

condi

»

» Stop Immediate:

240 sa. renting, 1886

lovely

CHARRON’S COTTAGE, id beach. For detightful

Near Cool,

ends,

new turqished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social Sé¢curity Building, Ponce de Leén 803. 4th Floor, Vera 3-6769. 1174 ASHFORD

Apartment

tal. Continental Mediania Alta,

Mrs.

Box

J

Ashford

Guest

Annie

MARIGALANTE

2.3056. ditioned hot

and

Avenue,

15

De

Mauret,

—- PARQUE

Phone

water.

Terraces,

garden.

treras. 1499

URBANIZACION

BAHIA

36

Catafio.

3

bedrooms, living-dining, other facilities. Garage. 325 meter lot. Near stores, schools, churches. Telephone 8-8668 or on th. Premises. FHA loan pay its $56 ly.

1888

611

EXTENSION

EL

COMANDANTE

Lot No.

sale.

for

houses

two

Rosa,

Santa

95, also

3 bedrooms, bath, living-dining one with equipped kitchen. Muebleria* Maury. Fernandez Juncos 1505, 2-5215. SPEAK SPANISH. 1856

AGUAS BUENAS, near El Rancho Hotel, furnished 3 bedroom house, all facilities, on 8 acres. Call Rod: 2-2912, or 200 Ponce de Leon, San Juan, 616 1851

1564

UF PROVID"NCIA

153

Near

busses.

GUEST

beaches, Sun

HOUSE

—-

restaurants,

terrace.

all

air-

conditioged rocms. Cooking information, phone 2-9352

facilities. For or write to

Be 125!

is4

Santurce.

Ati

JENNY'S.

fan.nus served

8

Loiza 7

Station,

Guest

atmasphere, 18°09 McCleary

A reel Sil

House Delicious Ave. Tel.

beautiful all

Inn.

Across

beach,

near

airconditioned,

a

meals 3-6802

UF

the

airport.

some

with

Private bath. Telephone 9-1175. Puerto Rico. 629

GUEST

and

drinks

in

MOUSE-

on

delightful

your

Enjoy

private

continental-ruo

guest house close to “Under The Trees”, and one, minute from beach. 17 Carrion Court, orner of McLeary. Memb caribbean Tourist Association. Telephone -1317,

702

THE

UF DUFFY'S

noave

remodeled

charm-

ing, old beach home, and now offer tooms, al! with private bath, some with private patio, some air conditioned. One minute to beach and bus, From $7.50 include

single, $10. double. complete breakfast,

Road, near San Juan Call 9-0144, 9-0532

All Isla

BEACH

rates Verde

Intercontinental.

382

with

ied Ads

Motor

JUAN

breakfast terrace

ISLAND HOUSE 1017 Ashford a new, informal, oceanfront guesthouse in iwxuny hotel area. Large terrace facing the sea, with private stairway to beach. $pacious, modern, airconditioned roms Krom $9. single $14. double, including am excellent breakfast. Phone 2-1779.

Parque

Aldea.

HOUSE

— Near doubles

UF

COTTAGE

—- Completely

ed, one airconditioned home. Fully screened,

conveniences.

Large

furnish-

bedroom private linen service, all

patio.

weekly, monthly rates. corner Cacique, Santurce, 1774

Fenced.

Daily,

Las Americas 3-3091 7

tAFT GUEST HOUSE — Taft 53. Each room with private bath, airconditioned, and cold water, independent entrance rates by the month. 2-0387 or

oo

UP

Section.

and triples, airconditianed. Patio with lounge chairs. It’s fun to watch the birds. Big terrace with Steinway piano and television for our guests’ delight. Near hotels — walking distance from shopping centers. Manager, Miss Cabassa. Phone 2-4026.

1911 DANISH

713 GUEST

HOUSE

Weekly

and

monthly rates. Danish breakfast optional. Centrally located near Paramount Theater. 263 Duffaut Street. Telephone 3-8885. 1876

1475

UF GUEST

HOUSE

500

yards

from beautiful beach. Singles $7., doubles $12. Kitchen privileges. Nicest residential section, near airport. 108 Doncella St., Punta Las Marias, Santurce. 1691

UF

MAISON BLANCHE Quest flouse. Doubie and single air conditioned rooms with bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 77 | W hineton St. C Santurce, corner Wilson.

Manager

Beatriz

phone 3-2936, 402 1585 HOTEL LUQUILLO RESTAUBANT.

On

Racini,

Tele-

UF 526 —

OCEAN

the

ocean.

VIEW

Double

rooms,$7 3 minutes from the famous beach of, Luquillo. Puerto Rican and continental food. Luquillo, P.R. OF

HILS BEACH H ‘i the beach. Roll penal Bede,

water.

winds. becue 3-2331, 1384

Airconditioning

by

the

the trade

Breakfast included. Outdoor barat your disposal. 1850 Atlantic, ‘ UF COLONIAL GUEST HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Single and double accommodations. with privdte bath, some air conaitioned, Rates from $4, single, Mrs. Cruthirds, 2-3994, 955 . OF

facilities.

consider

FOR

SALE

FARM FOR SALE DORADO HIGHWAY: Farm, planted in various

fruit

trees,

on

new

De

Diege

Express way. 20 minutes from turce. Debt-free. Water, light. Mr.

ra O16 Madrid, 2-3891. SPEAK

SanMo-

SPANISH,

}

69

AIR COND. REPAIRS AIRCONDETIONING & BEFRIGERATION

repair fdr home and commercial establishménts. All Stateside mechanics. nights,

Stateside

Service,

2-7465.

1909

days

-

f

2-4718

:

13

FURNISHED ROOM. #6 airconditioned. private bath, hot water, screened, telephone, cooking facilities, hotel service, use whole apartment. Across San Juan Darlington, on one of main avenues. Tele.

P. B. FILTERS INC. manufacturers all types and) sizes air conditioning filters

3.

for home typ@s. C.

phone 2-3940. Fernandez Juncos 635, Apt.

615

1913

AIB

For

single

man

with

reference.

ONE OR two girls to share home with continental couple. Centrally located on Ponce de Leon, Santurce. Telephone, cooking p: leges, use house, large

ove

weekly,

$50. monthly.

1883

ing city and harbor.

AIRCONDITIDNED independent, from Ponce all lines. Qu Borinquen. 1912

613

ROOMS,

completely

- UP monthly. One block Leon, in front of bus stop, neighborhood. 1976 Ave.

AIR

200

meters

from

Ho-

tel La Concha, Condado Section. Cool, wholesome, comfortab!y furnished room with private bath. Moderate rates. Come, see it. 1154 Magdalena Avenue Phone 2-2883. 1925 616 PRIVATE ENTRANCE, private bath, hot water, air conditioner optional. For single man, with references. $60. without air conditioning. Cacique St. 1921, Santa Call

for

appointment

FOR

MAYAGUEZ: fices.

3-3215.

615

RENT

Excellent

McKinley

Building

in

call telephone 1879

St.

and

ORS’

new

with

service,

at

annual

Banco

276

For

for

de

of-

Ponce

information

Mayaguez.

611

3 INDEPENDENT OFFICES for rent, two of 700 sq. ft. each, one 300 sa. ft. approximately. Commercial center Santurce. 2nd floor, Martinez Vela record store, Stop 16 Ponce de Leon 1075. Information 2-487L. 1775 614

and

yes, 1499

8-027).

Diego

windows.

Aves.,

Puerto

industrial ue

Roosevelt Nuevo.

and

Call

De

Re-

610

from

full

$125.00 up

factory

INSULAR

warranty

DISTRIBUT-

WAREHOUSE

SALE

this

181)

BUSINESSES COLD

STORAGE

FOR

SALE

business

two chill

rooms, one freezer. Excellent opportunity, For further information write Cold Store age, P. O. Box 1766, San Juan. 1896 624

VACUUM

CLEANERS

ELECTEO-LUX

World’s

only

automatie

vacuum cleaner and air purifier. Also repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT, Del Valle & Lanausse, Poincare 1604,

between ce.

San

Jorgc and

Teleph

Parque,

Santure

2-5359.

an

L268

HOME WASHING

APPLIANCES

MACHINES

from

$125.00

up,

brand new with full factory warranty and service, at INSULAR DISTRIBUTannual

at

Mufioz

and kilometer

WAREHOUSE

Rivera

SALE

875

Rio

2.8 Trujillo

1817

this

Piedras

Alto Road.

.

CLOTHES

brand

DRYERS,

new,

with

and service ORS’ annual

from

full

$110.00

factory

at INSULAR WAREHOUSE

up,

warranty

DISTRIBUTSALE this

week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.

IBONERS, from $125.00 up, brand new with full factory warranty and services at

INSULAR

DISTRIBUTORS’

WAREHOUSE

Rivera

2.8

1400 SQ. FT. — OFFICE SPACE. Clean, clear, well ventilated. New building in heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 450 SQ. FT. office complete with air conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fenced

doors

also

week at Mufioz Rivera 875 Rio Piedras a kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.

ORS’

location

13,

Mayaguez.

-

CONDITIONERS,

brand

614

OPPORTUNITY

window units 3-5999.

AIR CONDITIONERS

$15

3-1016.

|

FILTERS

E

location. Please See Mrs. Ronda at 635 Fernandez Juncos, Apt. 5, Stop 1014. 1902 614

balcony

COND. ,

Furnished room, SECTION: MIRAMAR private bath, hot water, private entrance.

618

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

of Santurce.

Parking

AQUEDUCT EOAD, high up, 7.000 square meters: C; » 2-2912 or 200 Ponce de Leon, San Juan. 1852 k 618

Call

RENT

FOR

ROOMS

OFFICES Singles,

in Condado

heart

$950. Would 6-4467,

61

LOTS

610

1819

beach

the

Cash lephone

i

616

Teresita.

WASHINGTON 67 'GUEST

DONCELLA SAN

UF

theatres,

Capi-

LA CASA ROSA — Guest House — One block from beach, residential section. All airconditioned double and single rooms. Private and semi-private baths, kitchen facilities. Hot water. 2 blocks from busses, shopping. 3-1481. Mrs. Z C. Steffens, Cacique St. 2071, Santurce. 1731 628

Manager 159,

from

rooms,

kitchenette. Isla Verde, 1740

Near beach and business sectors. Summer rates. Manager, Margarita de Con-

LA

from

food, moderate prices. east of Parcela. P. O.

POSADA

street

Condado

Beautifully decorated, airconrooms, each with private bath, cold

Loiza

on ocean, splendvacations, week-

45 minutes

629

LA

flouse.

ing together. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and Mrs

III,

1738

Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid service AN screened Hot water. Some with air conditioning Best hotel and residential section Beach facilities Special drrangements for couples travel.

2.7927

permanent.

UF

HOUSE

1120-1122.

401-402,

or

23,

occupancy.

2-2768.

1794

week

ANTILLES GUEST HOUSE, in liraman, with nice ocean view. Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels.

EEN office, unfurnished, airA best condominium office

SALE

875,

Trujillo

TV

Rio

kilometer

in

your

Call 3-0719 and

will

service

$5.00 one week,

Telerental 267

and

RENTAL

BADIOS,

Same

hospitals, for years. deliver.

at Mufioz

Road,

& RADIO

home.

annual

week

Piedras

Alto

TELEVISION,

own

this

for

rent

given

to hotels,~

$15.00 per month,

Service. UP

Real Estate Corner YOUR

OWN

PRIVATE

' WOELD

High

GENEROUS

PEOPOBTIONS

careful

on the Cupey Alto Road,; but just minutes from town! Five acres of land for- your children to roam, scores of bearing fruit trees, and a big three bedroom house, with giant closets and a real working kitchen.

Planning, plenty of space in this Parkside residence! Three big bedrooms with tremendous closets, separate dining room. entertainment room with bar, large living rooms, opening on enclosed terrace. Only $26,000!

MAGNIFICENT

A

seaping home.

SPACE

=

superb

land-

— distinguish this Garden Hills Four

huge

bedrooms,

three

baths,

double living room, sérvant’s room, laun-

dry, garage and carport,

FINE

HIGH

comfortable

ré!

Three

our

office

chen,

LOT

—-

oms,

bright

home

maid’s

can

quarters,

today

for

and

a cheerful,

be yours

an

Robert Tschudin,

in Buca-

modern

telephone.

18

Realtor

TELS, 3-5315

kit-

Call

appointment! ea

REAL ESTATE

_ 3-6535

fronts,


CLA

3-8400 Ext 72 SECRETARIAL

Intercontinental,

others,

ARTIC-KAR auto all cars, foreign

local

prices,

-

Hourly rates. IBM Electric, 1120 ford Ave., Muriel .Eddy. 2-8735. 1666

we

622

EFFICIENT,

fast

Secretarial

Service.

¢eets

his

word

in,

with

parts | and

Stop

&

than

ever

offset

before

turning to Thompson Services, Street, Hato Rey, Dial 6-5207. 1821

BELP

WANTED

print-

are

13 Bolivia { | 76

MALE

EXECUTIVE

$15,000 a year

Must

trainees needed for

sales managerial

be able

to

travel

Caribbean

1744

HELP

WANTED

and

WHY

Spanish.

resumé

English

mandez

and

Send

should

Juncos

Rico. 1807

not

to

Station,

be

Box

afraid

8466,

Santurce,

TIME

secretary

of

2

2123

Top

For

interview,

1638

WANTED-WOMEN

all

bookkeeping,

SECRETARY — excelshorthand, filing, some

some

Spanish,

Phone

3-2111.

1915

614

POSITIONS

WANTED—MEN

@21

APPLIANCE

SERVICE

MAEQUEZ REPAIR SHOF repairs all makes washers, dryers, dishwashers, electrie ranges, and gas steves. Same @ay service Guarantee on parts. Cal) 8-1804 or 38-1012. - 1279 UF

WATER service

at

INSULAR

DISTRIBUT-

SALES

Road.

Alto

Trujillo

2.8

75

1812 BOB

WILCHERK

-

Television

Service

Over 10 years experience is behind best in T. V. sevice and repair receivers of any make wor model. werk guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268.

the on All UF

PAN

AMERICAN

repair any Ninety day technicians. 5

AM

1136

to

10

-

ELECTRONICS

make TV, guarantee, Evening PM

LABS

radio or Hi-Fi. Stateside-trained service. Ca}

6-4230. |

Wébcor

UF

Hi-Fi,

table

metal

desk

with

glass

top,

refrigerator

8-2034

with

before

PM. 1906

freezer

12:00

noon

model

Smith—Corona

section.

and

Call

after

5:00

gq

with

from

full

at

$75.00

factory

INSULAR

WAREHOUSE

up, brand

warranty

and

this

week

Rivera 875, Rio Piedras 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road. 1816

and

EEFRIGERATORS

new,}

service,

DISTRIBUTORS’

SALE

Mufioz

kilometer 5

from _

$125.00

up,

brand new, with full factory warranty and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORs’ WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road. 1811 5

DOGS &

1918

PUPPY

PETS

for sale, $30.00. Call En-

21.

.

615

Dr. Jaime Pou Attends Miami Medical Meet Jaime

Pou,

head

of

B

vail

Islands. through

and

CLINICAL

telephone

Stop 1873

3-8262,

607

Psych-

- Cross Plan, Dr. Kennedy,

Arecibo,

Apt.

BRIDES

TO

GOWNS

BE:

Latest

style

beauti-

ful wedding gowns, bridesmaid’s dresses, cocktail party and date dresses, So!d at best prices available. Will make appointments evenings and Saturdays. Phone Memi Méndez, 6-3439. 1882 V1

PLANTS

FOR

SALE

AFRICAN VIOLETS — Personal collection of exquisite small plants, not yet blooming. size, collectors’ items only, extraordinary varieties in leaves and flowers, all guaranteed true to name (but reverts possible at maturity). Also large group Episias, Peperomias, Asparagus Sprengeri, others. Disposing of all at 50 cents each. Weekday afternoons, one to five. Florence Holman, A.V.S.

Juan

Darlington

Apartment

505.

1870

610

Ponce. 1037

leading

a

local

held

in

The

delegation

Miami

through

organization

is

Sunday.

an

inter-

Rogelio

Alvarez,

baseman Reds, once run

in

local

chapter.

rookie

first

with the Cincinnati hit a 532-foot home

Gran

Stadium,

Havana.

Road.

7

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS |

|

experienced

M.A.)

interview

Telephone

6-0315

|

1715

i

627

PIANOS — For) rent, for sale, built, tropicalized against against rust (springs and guaranteed service — tuning - moving. Salyador A. Nin, Ponce de Leon. Telephone 1822

new, retermites, pins) —- repairs Ine., 1460 2-4358

°

LENDING

76

LIBRARIES

Pan

American

Fortaleza St. San Juan.

Book

Store,

(Martha

San

Jose

Sleeper

1901

712

5 PM,

SCHOOL

SUMMEE SCHOOL — Ist-6th Grades. June 20th—July 29th, 8:30-11:30 AM. Elementary grade subjects, includirg Art, Music and ames. Limited enroilment.

Tuition

$90.

2413 Laurel Phone 2-8160. 1607

Mrs.

St.,

W.

Punta

A.

Gruen,

Las

Marias. UF

TUTORING

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY English Major, bilingual, will give instruction in English Composition on any level: remedial work through critical evaluation of literature. Emphasis on organization and .development ef ideas in a theme. 3-8764. |

613

Remapping Of Chile Already Underway, Chile Admiral Says The

the

grim

task

shattered

of

remapping

face

of

underway,

Chile

is

according

to

Vice Admiral Leopoldo Fontaine, chief of the Chilean navy.

near

Building)

-

UP

SUMMER

already

JOIN OUR lending library and read the latest books for)only a few cents~a iday.

appointe

2

\

+— 11899 PIANOS — DIRECT from factory, $425.00. |Full keyboard. Treated for tropics) and termites. Fully guaranteed. Also rent for $12.00 monthly. Musical Trading Co., Inc., 1853 Ponce de Leon Ave., Santurce.. Tel

2-1051.

Wellesley

by

from

Chilean

at work as

vessels

and

planes

they

pursue

urgent

rescue

patrol missions. | Before he left .San Juan

SERVICES

nesday

& STORAGE

for

Santiago

UF

and

Wed-

after

ing a week-long Latin

MOVING: WHO moves you is as important as where you move. Moving, packing, shipping and storage of) furniture. C.W. SIEGMUND, Villa Prades Deverenmett: Rio Piedras. Tel. 6/3072.

are

recharting the coastline

attend-

American

U.S. naval planning conference, Fontaine said that throughout the

series of earthquakes which began May 21, no naval casualties had

been

reported.

Charting

the

new

coastline

of

Oceanographic ready underway

surveying is aljand is expected

to take months.

In remote

Night

BUREAUS

Patrols,

Bodyguards,

Uniformed Guards, Payroll Escort, Confidential Investigation, 1072 Fernandez Juncos Ave, Tél. Santurce 2-5282, Caguas 4231

DRESS WOMEN'S

ford | (1512

ALTERATIONS ALTERATIONS

seamstress

work.

Ave.,

and

“‘Marisa’s”,

Condado.

1020

Telephone

EXTERMINATING

fine

Ash-

2-4122. * 611

EXTERMINADORA

(C

UF

oe

IMPROVEMENT

COMPARE

THESE

VALUES:

$595; Extra rooms fences, porches, similar low prices. Low FHA interest Payment. Universal. Corp., 7-2092, 2-3013 1487

Carports

(12”

sy

last forever. 6-5003.

For

We handle plans. (4-1|2%). No down Home Improvement Ext. 204. s 610

terial.

‘These

free

estimates,

1566

call 615

HOSPITAL

SUPPLIES

meters,

tients. 2-5511,

133

clothing

supplies for

masks,

317

and

and

rubber

physicians,

3-3102.

equipment.

equipment.

Fortaleza’

goods.

hospital

St.

-

Lab

Thermoand

San

estimate.

you

look

for

and

a

6-3329 free

find. Telephone 6-3157, Transportation, Inc., for

Agents

for

Atlas

Van

Lines

52

UF

ARE YOU service in Spain,

going to move? Use the best Puerto Rico, United States.

Germany,

Japan.

crating, storage, U.S. Van Lines, La

Bolsa.

Tel.

No.

1057.

Packing,

shipping. Inc. Call 2-2726,

Agent of Muebleria

2-2067

Ponce

Santurce.

de

UF

MOVING? all

SAVE

types

large

of or

Muebleria 1400, Stop 462

WITH

TORRES.

moving,

no

matter

small.

Moderate

We do if

it be Prices.

Torres, Fernandez Juncos 20, Santurce. Tel. 2-5791. UF

MOVE YOUR furniture by Almacenes Maritimos, Inc., opposite Pier 9, San Juan. Service, responsibility, aranty Local and long distance. We store your belongings. Agents National Van Lines

Tel 422

2-2374.

f

UF

lene

will

Fontaine

it will

LETTERBEADS, ENVELOPES, Snapout Forms, etc. Letterheads 8 1|2 (x 11, oe Envelopes No. 10, $8:60|/M. No. 6 it. $7.25|M. Business oe $11.00) M. lephone 3-9172Z for quotation on Printed material. Bstablished printers since 1826, — 1446 UF

{iS YOUR roof dirtyr ff so, for exper! high water- pressure cleaning and paint ing, call 6-5132 or 430 Verde, Bayamén 611 UF

Every

pa-

WATCH

Juan

UF

TRANSLATIONS TRANSLATIONS -_ English-Spanish, Spanish-English. Dependable, Moderate rates, Phone 6-0878. 1748 . Gil

FOR

Pairs,

PRECISION

chronograph

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Red China Claims U. 5. (AP)—Communist China island, Kwangtung

Saturday.

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NEW. YORK (AP) — Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller said last night he would support Vice President Nixon if he wins the Republican presidential nomination, but it will be difficultto carry New York -state unless Nixon speaks out on vital issues.

Republican

peated

earlier

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are

that

the

The union

Seafarers, which has

about

month

battle

whatever

nominated

convention.

ban May 24, when editorial work- } ers belonging to the Hoffa union walked-out in protest against the dismissal of their alternate shop steward, Jesus Rodriguez Benifox. \

re

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didatés GOP

governor

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Asked

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will

support

him.”

front,

driving

Killed

were

Pacheco,

The

and

piaced

driver

torcycle, and Isidro Sanches, Yesterday

the

on

Melendez of

his 32.

the

mo-

passenger,

morning,

65th

Injured

cident

her

was

tiz

Ceballos,

and

José

griver

Road

in

son,

driver

the

ac-

Felix

Or-

one

car,

union

Impar-

reportedly

represent

El

Imparcial

Francisco-Colon

ers, reportedly

Gor-

the

Teamster

plans

to bolster

picket

lines

today

with a delegation of his followers. The Seafarers have been backed by the UTM Jlongshoremen since the entry of the SIU

into the fray last week.

Dominguez,

other

into

latter to

Lawyer

near

the

of

Antonio

of the

Teams-

diany, head of the independent General Confederation of Work-

Candida

Infantry

Canovanas.

the-

car.

(Continued From Page 1) the hearing room after the session

munities

Manrique

had

The 15-mile route poses the mont

a

prepared statement attacking the recent appointment of Msgr. Ivan Tilich to the council as a “potitical” move.

and

the

metropolitan

area would be relieved, however, by

emergency

(Continued From Page f)

and soften ‘international problems, Dangers

water

Demonstrated

.

The possible- physical dangers to the 69-year-old President were dra: matically etched in Tokyo Friday in the mob action against his press secretary, Jaines. e Hagerty: -

critical part of the reception, when

Japan’s violent léftwing will have its best possible chance to embarrass the president as it did Hager: ty, if it chooses to do so.

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TOKYO, Monday, Sharply -increasedmeasures

rity

force

(AP) — © protective

including

a

25,000

police

of

ANCHORAGE, " Alpadel, (AP) —President_ Eisenhower arrived in sun-soaked Alaska yesterday and called the 48th state “no longer an‘artic frontier” but a bridge to Asia whose people have demonstrated “what free ish and women can accomp-

secu+

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_The said

visit.

newspaper an

original

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Times

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big

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the mobilization of 15,000 secu: rity police was scrapped be-

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and

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Tokyo pan.

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have

and

other

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of Ja

minutes

from

‘Washing-

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22

(Continued From Page 1) ground ststions on radio command. The first experimental. izuching of a Semos is scheduled late this year from Point Arguello,The

plan

is

the system in operation or 1964. ,

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(Continued From Page 1) these three communities. High-level areas in those com-

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1963

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(Continued From Page DD Palace.

personnel in both shop and cir- House Press Secretary James C, culation departments. Hagerty in Tokyo last Friday: El Imparcial photographers, It said the new plans call for have an independent union which deploying 25,000 police to prowent out on strike together with tect Eisenhower. the Teamsters on May. 24 Government officials and po:

Ceballos Ceballos, 45, was killed in a two-car collision accident on

stepped

seeks

Ramon

24,

against

cial pocture last Monday.

5 KILLED reckless

an AFL-CIO waged a 16-

ters on the Puerto Rican water-

(Continued From Page 1)

{$10,000 bail.

ican PEACE

—— Wonday, June 13, 1960

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stretch.

he let the colt owned

all of

der danced fifteen.

bred

wear himself out, picking off punches or blunting their effectiveness. Then Paul _ rallied

O’Connell

of

as

a

notch and he pulled away to win easily. Venetian Way was three quar-

England,

(AP)

—Britain recaptured the Wightman Lawn Tennis Women’s Cup from the United States with a

43

victory Saturday. Everything hinged on

nal doubles

by Joseph out

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WIMBLEDON,

Then

Boston

$4.30.

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Tompion and Venetian Way-alternated in front until they reach-

Then exhaustion gripped him until a desperation flurry earned him the tenth. Those only rounds he won

English

tucky Derby

against

Hotshot.

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and-one half miles. Hartack, who won

was

them.

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— _ and

to him

erstwhile

first

From $3.75 up! Gas,

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raised in to victory

had little except the desire to end the torture in a hurry. So he started out swinging and

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FERNANDEZ

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and

loser. For twenty its most glittering

becoming

Reducers

Oil

finished

boxing is the years he was

Even

Bushings

Chains &

Gears

is

liest of knockerouters with either fist.

Focus on Halvorsen —

Ray

him

skillful boxer as, well as the dead-

Searching for Bearings? Lubriplate

who stabbed won going away.

At A

Celtic Ash Wins Belmont: Wightman CupTo English

old Robinson could do with the cutie from

Brookline, dizzy and

championship.

The Robinson have picked the

type

But the nothing

Atooolt

of

and

Christine

Shirley

the

fi-

the British pair

Truman

Brasher

and

took

Mrs.

that

match

64, 9-7 over Janet Hopps, and Mrs. Dorothy Head Knode. A nerve tingling final set in ters of a lenghth in front of the doubles had the crowd of Disperse, who had_ another about 4,500 alternately cheering length on Tompion. and hushed in silence. Celtic Ash paid $18.80, $6.40 The. American pair fought and clawed back eight strongly and with supreme con-| \gamely fidence.

He

even

had

the

ef-

frontery to lead with his right. What’s more, he got away with it.

In

contrast

to

this,

the

cool

and ways

crafty with

Pender worked almethodical precision

and

often

turned

moments

of

clinches

restorative

into

relaxa-

tion. It was a demonstration unexciting competence. Pender’s

victory

is

of

nowhere

near so important historically as Robinson’s defeat. That ‘setback seemed to carry with it a ghostly orchestration, the thunderously

awesome

music

daemmerung.

twilight

of

the

Goetter-

This,

too,

was

the

of the gods.

match

points—seyen

the final game going down: *

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&

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foot

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to

last the

Jr., and Arnold

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played 68,

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and

15

17th

holes

to

contention.

He

274,

golf score

down

challenge of Art Wall defending champion

Wall

dollar

on "the

shoot

Palmer.

20-

last

72-hole

273 yesterday, He got birdies

three

a

Open

with

if tyif

the

30,000

City

tournament

(AP)

down

putt

Oklahoma

a

feet

on

two

Palmer’s

“Come jjump with me”

them

Littler Beats Wall

closing

Vicki says:

of

before’

for

putts the

keep

a

of

20

16th

and

himself

wound strokes

up

in with

ahead

of

276. *

£¢

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French Blank Danes PARIS

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France

won

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KC Downs Birds | Twice, 6-1, 5-3 | BALTIMORE (AP)—The Kansas City Athletics swept both ends of a doubleheader from Baltimore and knocked the Orioles out of a first-place tie with the Cleveland Bud

won

Indians

Daley

yesterday.

scattered

6-1. The

five

victory was

hits

in

Daley’s

the

eighth

first

game

of the

as

the

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Johnny four

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Kansas

the

City

last

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Lemon

was

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WASHINGTON

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The

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a_

split

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Jim

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Senators cual

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naught

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Washington

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END OF AN ERA — Ray Robinson ducks under Paul Pender’s

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