The San Juan Star (June 14, 1960)

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DAILY EXCEPT ‘SUNDAY. Vol.

I. No. 189

Tel. 3-8400

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Beckon As Anti Red Power In Asian Area

21-Day-Old Strik El Imparcial last night printed its first newspaper:since

El

Imparcial’s

to

work,’’

By JOHN SCALI jovercast skies, after bri ANCHORAGE, Alaska .(AP)— militarly ceremonies at t President Eisenhower yesterday Elmendorf field. A brisk bree: flew high over the Pacific to- chilled ' the early-morning crowd ward - the friendly Philippines, of about 200 persons who turnthe first Asian stop in a 22,795(See IKE WINGS, Page 25) mile journey which will take him to riot-ridden Tokyo. Despite continuing warnings 7 of trouble. ahead, the president | appeared determined to go ahead

publisher

Memorial

Day, but the picketing against the paper by some editorial personnel

supported

by

the

of: Teamsters continucd its 22nd day: Antonio

Ayuso

Brotherhood

going

Molinari,

into

son

excepting

14

who originally walked

out.

of

Measure Hits } At Houses 7 Of Ill Repute|:

‘| photographers union of El

Impar-

cial voted to affiliate w th the Teamsters, joining some ¢ tomposing room workers who’v ted to take the same step nied The Teamsters are ‘con

with visit.

The Commonwealth House of Representatives approved yesterday.

a

bill

authorizing.

the

nate,

declares

that

all’

According

to

a

report

by

the

Judiciary . Committee, laws already prohibit

establishment and maintenance of houses.

Ayuso,

the

paper

of

prostitution.

laws, however, effective, the

These

have not proven report states, in

wiping out these houses. It is necessary, the report con(See EMPARCIAL, Page 25)

as somewhat

Eisenhower

but

he

not

yet

added,

dot

famous

“‘all of. the

returned

to

work.

that El Taner truck lecivers who made deliveries were |regular drivers for the newspaper} Ayuso added; “We expect to be into normal operations in ab ut two days.”’ As they left the buildi , the delivery trucks were led by motorcycle patrolmen and were followed by marked police cars e con-

taining

five

left

building

the

The

officers.

picket

The

without

lines

(See MEASURE,

trucks imcident.

in front

tee

of El

25)

attempted

By

Gunter

per-

‘to -help

the

airline’s passengers to get seats on other airlines, but these — already officially booked| solid— were able only to carry|a few. Speculation among personnel at the San Juan airport |centered, around the. possibility that the wildcat pilots’ strike may spread throughout. the | entire ‘{See :MIAMI,: Page. 25) *

_

Toll Spurts | As 5 Perish Five more people died yesterday and late Sunday in Puerto latest

outbreak

of

traffic

deaths. This made a 10 dead‘ sinée last Saand

pushed

to 167,

Rolando Hernandez, novanas, was killed

service

Hett.)

Highway

turday,

pilots. sonnel

Photo

total up

stuck in San Juan, to one’ complete Chicago, with two

customer

(STAR

accident total of

Holds PR Fig

Eastern

IN PRINT — A plant employe holds one of the first issues of El. Iraparcial to come. off the press at 6:15 p.m. last night.

Rico’s

Miami Area EAL Strike | hts Down Eastern are in addition crew from

is re-

of a local

Island, the mid-Pacific as

a

against Japan. |

nuisances.

The bill. fixes a compulsory jail sentence of no less than one month and no more than one year, for failure to comply with ‘the court closure order. House existing

to

where

garded

Ty . Wake

houses

“frequented for prostitution” or “used for immoral dates” are public

—less than half the n pages normally published. ing

capital

three-day Philippine

boy who made good. | Eisenhower was-due to arrive in Manila after a 6;700-mile Overwater flight that would Keep him:.in his orange-nosed Jet 13 hours and 40 minutes. En route, he was to make a T-minute refueling stop at lone-

“By A. W. MALDONADO

Superior Court to order the closing. of houses of prostitution. The bill, approved in the Se-

his scheduled to, Manila, the

afternoon when riding

in went

Road

No.

186

the

year’s

19, of Cayesterday’

the car he was out

of control

near

Rio

on‘

wartime

base

JIM

BECKE

him

with a

political

stra

pan:

in Ja-

{

Police estimated two’ million | or more will line bannet-bedecked by

the

time

ithe first U.S.

‘|

Eisenhower,

President

to visit

| the Far East, meacties Manila late |

WASHINGTON,

(AP).— Pres. | today.

ident Eisenhower took off from Wake Island the White House

said last night, heading for Ma-

nila, first Asian stop on his goodwill tour of the Far East. He had arrived at Wake ara from Anchorage, Alaska. 4

By

MANILA, Tuesday as —_ Filipinos massed to give President Eisenhower |a bright -welcome today on the typhoon season: Asian, tour~ that! threatens

| streets

BULLETIN

“Cheers

Manila Se To Give Ik Top Welcome

and

‘

1

applause’

from

There

was

no

advance

tion of anything

to mar

indica-

a rousing

reception here, although weather had been acting

the up.

Heavy

and

showers

Sunday:

night

yesterday reminded Manilans that a wet period is at hand. President Carlos P. Garcia said he expects’ Eisenhower's threeday visit to “fortify and uplift

some 30,000 Alaskans lasted right up to the time when he ended his 20-hour stay at Elmendorf Air Force Base and took off at 6:43 a.m., Anchorage

part

time.

Philippines, |a former

the

spirit

in

this

of the world.” Needed No Urging Garcia urged citizens of

the

The president departed through

(See

of free

nations

MANILA,

U.S.

Page

colony

25) |

Japan Socialist Chief Calls For No Violence Against Ike TOKYO,

Gran-

Tuesday

(AP)

-,

would g taken so that the June

de and rammed into a tree. The

The massive! leftist. front oppos-|

driver of the car, Angel Remigio Gonzalez, was injured seriously, police ‘said. Auto Hits 4 Boys . Two youths were killed in Ponce Sunday night whef poli-

ing President Eisenhower’s June| be repeated,” Party Chairman 19-22 visit’ to, Japan showed signs | Inejiro numa declared last today of cracking under fear: of night. He referred. to 'the leftist censy:re for’ Communist violen- mobbing of ‘White House Press|

ce said an auto crashed

into a

group of four hoys who were walking along Road No, 10, According to authorities, Acenet Lopez Garcia,-19, and Efrain

+ * «(See 5 DIE, Page: 25)

ce,

10th

'

Secretary

Japan’s| Socialist Party, chief opponent

of

Hagerty

‘Prime

Tokyo

;

James

last

May

_ Minister

Nobusuke Kishi’s government, called on its followers not to commit any‘violence against the president. “J wish every precaution

incident

will

C. Hagerty

not

in

Friday.

Abandon

Protests

Asanuma issued the statement meeting - with party lea-. dy demonstration | ites SS

|

THE SAN JJUAN STAR —— Teesday, June 14, 11 1960,

Vest Pocket Revolt

Statham Transducers Sets {7 Casals Students

‘Sing’ For Dinner

Plans For New Expansion Statham

Instruments,

Inc.,

Los Angeles, Calif., nounced the expansion

has of

of

ham

anStat-

Transducers,

Inc.,

one

subsidiaries in Puerto Rico. The expansion will be the third time Statham has increased the scope of its operations in Puerto Rico. The company also operates

Statham Instruments, Ine., of P. R., which was established seven years ago. ‘

New

Plant

Statham Transducers, which started making transducers for missiles and aircraft here in February, to a new

1959, will be moving 23,000 square foot in-

Fizzles In Argentina

They Had To Miss

of

its

“BELL |

Seven of 13 Casals music scholarship

students

make

almost

it to one

didn’t

of the non-musi-

cal highlights of Festival Casals—

last

night’s

ven

by

informal

Gov.

dinner

Munoz

gi-

Marin

and

his wife, dona Ines, at La Fortaleza for members of the Festival

Orchestra

The eat

and

the

seven

that

buffet

dinner

the

students.

didn’t

get

had

to

a good

excuse for coming late—they showed their art during a halfhour program over WIPR-TV. With Richard Goode, the 16-

Bumhor

AIRES

#

—

| (will act gen as

A

vest

its present

employment

operations,

to

250

raising

jobs

when

operating in full capacity. Robert Jones, president of

company

in

Puerto

that within a few cern expects to

the

Rico,

years have

said

the coninvested

almost $1 million in Puerto Rico. The

“ULaven

W. POWERS ..to

visit

U-2 Pilot's

son

Peronists

staged

a quickly

smash-

ed uprising against the provisional government of President Pedro Aramburu.

-The

new

revolt,

by 300

to 400

Powers, spy

(

father

plane

of

pilot,

— the

Oliver downed

yesterday

building

will

be

got

get

the

Soviet

visa

anytime we want to,” Cury said. Powers, a 55-year-old proud Virginia shoemaker, wants to go to Russia) to see what he can do to help his son, Francis G. Powers. The Soviets say they will try the younger Powers as a spy for his May 1) reconnaissance flight deep

inside

Soviet

territory.

Quinones,

Statham

Development

Co.

subsidiaries

ship

president

Latin America Panama Canal.

FORECAST: Mayaguez

fair

of

not

Panama,

dence ador

in was

but

also

Farland.

The

pulled

its

list.

San

Juan:

Some

and

and

reported

and

the

showers

thunder-showers

and

mostly

over

the

interior of Puerto Rico in the afternoon. . WINDS: From east to south east at 10 to 15 knots.

the

TEMPERATURES:

only

YESTERDAY’S 12:15 p.m.

HIGH:

YESTERDAY’S

confi-

STATESIDE:

Ambass-

ly cloudy

out of the Domi-

dy;

but got heated criticism from the regime of veteran strong man

dy;

LOW:

91

at

174.

Boston,| 83, part-

Philadelphia, 74, clou-

Washington,

78, cloudy;

Dallas,

84,

clear;

San

Fran-

cisco, 65, clear; Les Angeles, 62, cloudy.

Trujillo.

‘ARTURO

F -ONDIZE |

for

Europe

men from an antiaircraft group in San Luis Province, was an-

nounced shortly after midnight with a radio declaration that the rebels had

hours

seized the province.

later,

the

Before dawn, try spokesman had

captured

Six

revolution

lapsed when no help other military units.

Gen.

col-

arrived

Juan

from

ministroops

Mauricio

Go-

of the 2nd Ar-

the

ident

of

the

the

nation,

reportedly

by plane.

In Santia-

Chilean

government

said

over

control

of the

government

by the Federal

which

half.

nation

been

carving

was

calm.

Guido

sentenced

to

a fellow

up

his

death

for

African

body

and

“for

pur-

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jewelry

handkerchiefs and

Pepe

Court

Union here. The disbarment proceeding, initiated by U. S.

turce

and

was

Seafarers

der cott

poses of medicine.

COST

battery

Bosch

the

ply

the

murdering

SALE

a

fident

has

Concha

sus-

nent San Juan lawyers testified on the former labor leader’s be-

as president co division)

EREMELO, South Africa (AP) — Witch doctor Masunga Mhelko

La

M.

under

proceedings

to Senate President Jose Maria Guido and left for Europe, con-

Witch Doctor To Die

ANNIVERSARY During two weeks

placed

rebels.

fled to Chile

ed

from

the

‘said yeswho reportedly had | terday he had “no other alterAnother rebel, native” but to impose a suspenGen. Fortunato Giovannoni, whom sion, but ruled out permanent the rebels named provisional presdisbarment as “foo harsh.” Boseh go,

At Gallardo

in

Victor

pension

gentine Army,

it had no information about, him. Just before noon, Frondizi turn-

THIRD

attorney

was

ficer”

an interior said loyal

mez, commander

Mia -| joined

mi, 85, cloudy; Chicago, 60, clon:

deaths

Bosch,

ing

VIR-

isolated

but

There

Federal Judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario imposed the suspension, for a term to be announced later, at an hour-long hearing dur-

tonight.

RICO

reledsed.

day.

cloudiness,

ISLANDS — Some clouditoday and tenight, with

seattered

nican Republic after his work there drew praise of U.S. officials, Rafael

today

GIN ness

emphasized the importance Washington attaches to its relations with

San

—

PUERTO

that the ap-

Farland

guest

with occasional showers today and tonight. Ponce, generally

Farland,

beeause

Officials indicated of

S.

long

no

disbarment

WASHINGTON (AP)—One of the State Department’s top rank Joseph

the

WEATHER

Envoy To Panama ambassadors,

on

later

V. M. Bosch, SJ Lawyer, ls Disbarred

administration

appeared

Industrial

pointment

can

R.

were

uprising.

leaders also attended the banquet. Samuel

The revolt was sparked By army opponents of Peron’ who felt Frondizi was too soft on Peronistas and reds. During the uprising, the rebels seized the governor of San Luis Province, Alberto . Domenicone, were

Rivera

Rico

“a

“We

Al-

of the Senate, and Ernesto Ramos Antonini, speaker of the House,

was designated yesterday ambassador to Panama, a key spot in

time.’

and

trip..-Argentina

tion.””

all

sopranos, Carmen Enriquez Martha Hammar performed

Legislative

Farland Is Named U-2

Doris

along with pianist Carlos Aguilar on television.

cons-

speedy! State Department issuance of a passport so he can go to Russia) to see his son. Powers indicated he might go to Moscow in August. Powers’ ‘friend and companion for the proposed trip, Sol Cury, said Powers would not go until prgpititous

two and

most of their production directly from Puerto Rico to the USS. and Europe. The U.S. armed forces is the firm’s major customer. .

W.

violinists.

during: Fron-

eight-nation

and other provincial leaders,

len and Marcello Guerchfeld, and

tructed at a cost of $350,000 on land purchased from the Puerto Both

Father Gets U.S. Passport WASHINGTON

new

accompanist,

dizi’s

pocket revolt in western Argen- has no vice preisdent at the motina fizzled out on the eve of Presi- ment. dent Arturo Frondizi’s departure Frondizi praised the majority of for a month-long trip ‘to 4 troops “for-2-proving . once again yesterday. It was the first) open that they can always be counted rebellion since June “1956, -when on to remareee to the tue

dustrial building in San Juan. Groundbreaking on the new plant is expected about June 28. Lyear-old American pianist and The company expects to quadru- youngest scholarship student as ple

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Hotel Sues

Committee Report

On Plebiscite Bill . ‘its Operator Expected By Friday For 2MMillion The San Juan: Hotel) er-of the. San Juan: Inte sm tal Hotel, has “filed: suite totaling |

By HAROLD J. LIDIN co-chairmen of the special

ator had requested the approval of the committee since his suggestion, made last’ week in the legislative committee overhauling the Mufioz-backed plebiscite bill hoot nf a verbal bout with Popusaid yesterday that the measure, lar Party legislators during pubThe

might*be

reported

out

to

the

1c

as-

Popular

Party

the committee, rado,

made

early

Home for orphaned children in Rio Grande is seen above. It will contain accommodations for 100 children, and will

be surrounded

by 47 acres of farmland.

Deborah Home Fund Raising Organization Incorporated

end

the

three

phaned

and

abandoned

vice

Dr.

Roberto

president;

Moore,

Buxeda,

Mrs.

secretary;

Claudia

and

Jaime

Sorrentini, treasurer. Members

of

the

rector

of

Deborah

are

is di-

Home,

Plans were made to launch an

paign.

and

The

seeks

_

promotion new

cam-

organization

to raise funds for the pur-

for

in

contain

new

year,

De-

infirmary,

The

home

the

and

is to be

farmland

A

At

present

37

reside

borah

Home

Carol

orphaned

at

Gov.

Luis; Mujioz

legislation

er’s Savings and isa 4 4 cesomasaais A aA ET pe Lea ate 5 ie

q

Marin

creating

Loan

will

a Work-

Bank

and

the

of the

next

sugar ing

ceilings

from

at

ceremoniés

this

La

Fortaleza:

$1

to

$1.25

ingredient

the

ple-

by

Gov-

suggestion

by

morning

at

The Governor will also sign into law other labor bills increas-

take

place

in

1960,

an

and _

their

Territorial

Committee

Banco Crédito

Free’

summer

in

theater,

af

are

being

accelerated

dance,

offered

by

music

the

Public]

a

Parks and Bocrestiod Adunutatre:

a

tion

a aq4 a

The er grrel ete includes history and t ques of the art; the dance course will cover origin

at

and

of Puerto

Rico,

¥

cute

Haiti, Beart

Dien, ce

|

a 4

in

let

some

of

‘will be allowed the

will

be

ment

a

which

are

not

means

to buy

stock

Worker’s

the

dancing

and

A

T

H

700 amigos

to serve

“Amigo”

you

are ready at the

and

|

Crédito’s

|

Island-wide network of' banking offices. These

are

modern,

you

“of industrial

after a series of hearings, a particular industry to set a minimum

conveniently

locat-

any

are

interested

or business

banking

service

under

in any

type

financing,

or.

a single

roof,

wage up to $1.25 an hour. The

you'll find it @ pleasure to deal with —

limit

your

was

previously

is!$1 hourly.

E

bank.

fixed

at

5

R

amigos,

at Banco

Crédito.

Be-

cause they know the Island and its people well, you'll find them extra helpful aiding you with your business and

in

financial "B S

DAY

|

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ae aay

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F

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The Governor’s approval of the new minimum wage bill

Bank.

The

Spanish American

E f o ‘ao i ear

of Mufioz =

Bank

Develop-

the metropo-

analysis | of_ folklore

haa = po an front

the

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of

onnounced| ah-mee-go) is a great ord, for it means friend. ious

industries

Government’s

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lore than

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for children

ae

by

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and

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provided by commefcial banks. Only members of authorized

cour-

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the

Worker’s

facilities

Children’s Drama And Dance Classes Offered

ris long and productive

provid-

to

is celebrating

continued service to Puerto Rico. During

amigo”...

Lifetime CERAMIC COALs that do not burn out and never.

°°

need

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replacing.

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yes-

tobacco

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workers. The

charging

elec:

and

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is

Republican

terday, a reportedly unanimous endorsement was given Garcia Mendez’s stand in favor of an immediate plebiscite. The Sen-

workers,

plaintiff

“improper” deductions : by Inter- | continental Hotels have ‘erased alll gross operating profits! and that) only the guaranteed minimum an-|

paaias:

‘

of

San)

opening.

the next

to unemployed

cane

relief

the

February, |

year, after’ the

Party

payments

its

sub-.

World |

spe-

being endorsed by the Puerto Rito Banker’s Association, is expected to aid the development of the labor movement similar to

unemployment

wage

ses

i 4 i

ing

1958,

managed since

a

or: In-

De-

compensation

is for your

has

Hotel

American

tion year, was discarded. At a meeting of the Republican

daughters.

“accident

Juan

Hotels,

Pan

gets

bill, recommended

A

dum

business vehicle drivers, increas-

increasing the limit on minimum

4

i

ing

Airways,

tion. Speed laws are designed to keep others from running |into you ahd to help you keep control of your car. Slow Down.

Munoz Signs Workers Bank, Minimum Wage Laws Today sign

Intercpntinentall

sidiary |of

The

Speed ‘control

and

Frederickson

three young

Court.

spot

party president Sen. Miguel Angel Garcia Mendez that the referen-

chil-

small,

to make

decisions on policy matters, when circumstances do not permit prior consultation with the committee.

car-

Marvin

the

with

a majority

basic

year.

be

worked by those children interested in agricultural careers. dren

authority

ernor Munoz, is that the referendum be held, in a non-election

educ-

will

blanket

an

is an election year. Suggestion Discarded

biscite

and

surrounded

which

by

or

year

a modern

Statehood,

plebiscite is held,—unless

full.

facilities for training ating the children.

and

Neil.

advertising

the

alternatives

did

cial committee in a voice vote, provides that the second election should take place either the same

Thé new home will accommodate at least 100 children. It will

B.

board

Frederickson, who L.

paid

by

Marvin Warren

for

status

ri

adopted

children -borah ‘Home, but have not been

in Rio Piedras, has been incorporated anu elected officers. The corporation’s first officers are: Mrs. Regina J. Tomlinson,

president;

contracted

to the plebiscite

of

plebiscite,

dependence, poll over 50 per cent of the plebiscite vote to win. '. The “run-off” amendment,

chase of land and the subsequent construction of a new building at Rio Grande. Forty-seven acres of land have been

prediction

tne

against ° Intercentinen= |

a majority. The bill requires that one of the thtee alternatives,

fone

By AL DINHOFER “Dollars for Deborah,” a nonprofit organization of local citizens determined to raise funds for the Deborah Home for or-

their

on

Arcilio Alva-

pentry after a six-hour session of the committee Monday. ~ j Call For ‘Run-Off’ Vote A highlight of yesterday’s conclave, both legislators agreed, was a committee decision to tack onto the plebiscite bill a provision | for a “run-off” vote in case none of

‘\ in’ HOME— An artist’s sketch for the new Deborah |

counterpart

Rep.

on

million

tal-Hotels Corp.,| for. alléged mis- | management. A suit for $1 million | was filed in Federal Court and’ another for $2 million in Superior |

not figure in his party’s program. Garcia Mendez also received from his territorial committee

sembly ‘‘within 72 hours or less.” Sen. Yidefonso Sola Morales and his

hearsngs

$3

DEPOSIT INSURANCE

CoRPoRATiON

For the nearest Crédito branch,

consult your te lephone directory.

4

|

THE SAN JUAN rx.

taeeday, Jone 14 sea

|

|

:

|

P.R.MigrationTo U.S. Tito Urges Uncommitted Lands | Up Over Last Year Take Stand ToSave The Peace ~ About

7,000 persons

left Puer-

of Puerto

Rico,

the

to Rico by air during the first quarter of 1960, to settle perma-

orted.

nently on the mainland

sident Puerto Ricans purpose of working

carding

a report

Department of Labor

of

by

Labor’s

Bu-

Statistics.

for

work

on

16.3

per

cent

tives

or

than 10 relatives

national Airport, while 99,100 ar-

6.9 per ness.

A

from

net

the

continental

migration

in the January-March

of

20,800

quarter was

tors

Period

of

those

of

leaving

33,200

the

were

island,

a

residents

and

to visit

rela-

friends.

Slightly

that neutralist longer observe

countries can no passively develop-

travelled :

ments of the world situation

more

on

PONCE— of

The

the

Puerto

Board

Rico

secluded here.

Cooperative

Week

will

be

island of Brioni near |

Not In A Position

Tito

stressed

that

“representa-

tives of biggest powers which met on the summit are in| a position to solve problems

League

announced

was agreeable “that the fate of © the world be settled only in the °

coun-

toasts at a formal lunch on the

busi-

of Direc-

Cooperative

that uncommitted

tries should become active to save the peace. bo a President Nasser of the Uni-

narrow circle of some big po- 3 wers.” . and ted Arab Republic, a guest of He added that United Nations, ° Tito, however, failed to publicly where the majority of nations are | comment on Tito’s views. ‘represented, should be the place The two presidents exchanged of decisions. ; .

per cent accompanied to the mainland, and

cent

advocated

racter, nity.”

that held

After

here July 2-9.

Tito

for the

stressing

went

sider

of general

significant on

that

tnis

as

saying:

we

cha-

humaa

fact,

“We

con-

cannot

passively

watch events on the side to wait and see what future will be shaped

dinner

guest

of big

powers.”

GENEVA sia

@—France

yesterday

that

told

Rus-

‘‘western

soli-

darity will remain: firm in all instances” during the - east-west disarmament talks. The assurance was given newsmen by disarmament expert Jules Moch to dispel any Soviet hopes that France might be used ag a wedge to disrupt

allied

unity | during

tiations

here.

public

admission

the

nego-

|

Moch, in effect, made the first of

differences

new

Soviet

proposal,

Moch

rire

France Tells Reds West To Remain Firm On Arms

PRESIDENT -

noted

NEW

SCHEDULE

to

armament

plan.

He ence:

the

told

“Even

ments

Moyagiiez

the

to

new

Soviet

ten-nation

confer.

western

govern-

if some

felt at certain times

certain

dis-

Soviet

concepts

or

less

themselves,

to

get

their

allies

share their views.’’ In his first deep probing

to

of the

philosophy of these proposals form to ours.”

con-

the

first

cil

said. “But we are not so sure that the presentation or the meth-

to

referring

was

Moch

general

the

or

application

of

ods

The Superior Educational Coun-

stage of the new Soviet plan which the

coupled

versity

the idea—with French pons—a abolition of all bases on foreign territory and the withdrawal of foreign troops—a strictly Soviet

it

clear

ideas

that

have

combining

would lay western

Eu-

first phase to

forces

of

superior

with

no

Puerto

Rico.

Council met hearing UPR

Jaime

Benitez

and

for seven Chancellor his

Adolf

Berle

dis-

Soviet

effective

deterrent.

sume

JUAN: ~ 7:00 A.M.

w

comes

aetass

10:20

A.M.

Daily = except Sat. and Sunday Dally...

ccc

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3: 30

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5:10

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go

who

was

Berle again

his position at that meeting.

Daily = except Sunday Dolly

staff

July 45-17. Msgr. Ivan Illich, recently named to the Coucil by Gov. Luis Munoz Marin, will as-

AND SUNDAY, 2 FLIGHTS.

E SAN

record

excused from the session. lives in New York City. The council will meet

made two

open

ground

powers

the

in the

armament rope

of

The hours

sent except

western

a

over the budget point by point. All council members were pre-

idea.

The

yesterday

$18.2 million budget for the Uni-

the

of

elimination

approved

2K EXCEPT SATURDAY, 3 FLIGHTS,

+

host

Accepts$18.2 Million | Budget For UPR

he

this,”

by

gratified

are

“We

closer

distant from them than did others, they would no doubt try, among

TITO

provocative

Education Council

that certain French ideas had been

borrowed.

among the western powers in their means of delivery of nuclear weareaction

...@

dbesiueppteek caicauuamen

NASSER :

--.a

a meeting

igh in acest

PRESIDENT

on

Tito underlined that “we who up to now were not present (at summit meetings) are more numerous than those present” and recalled that Yugoslavia * never

ee Re

Of

total

ago.

mainland,

went

(AP)—

Ponce Sets Coop Week

recorded by the bureau, an increase of 8,200 perscns over the like a year

the

left for the or looking

YUGOESLAVIA

President Tito declared yesterday

ee

U.S.

here

PULA,

Thirty four per cent of the re-

A total of 119,000 pessengers departed from San Juan Interrived

rep-

En

Treau

U-.S., ac-

compiled

survey

:

ee

the

to

|

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will

give

_ and

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lasting

protection

for

your

shrubbery.

no

annual

upkeep.

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5 SRNR Sth

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OiHotel reservations

Dont’ take a chance here!

OCorrect clothing

Cash in hand or in pocket

can be lost, stolen

smarter to use Traveler’s Checks from the National City Bank.

ear as Sets

where,

just like cash.

Traveler’s Checks

But, unlike cash, they

are available

in convenient

until used,

9 OSufficient cash

or misplaced.

It’s safer and

Traveler’s Checks are spendable any-

can be replaced if stolen or lost. denominations

of $10, $20, $50 and $100.

They’re

To make sure this vacation is a happy one, put your money

where. it’s safe and handy —

in Traveler’s

Checks from National City.

|

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, June 14, 1960

Sugar Field Workers May Get ‘Dead Season’ Break By

HAROLD

The

Senate

J.

LIDIN

Labor

sugar

Committee

unemployment system

into

a job

compensa-

bor

in

promotion

was the

$3.48. It is expected that new system of government

program. Heart of the measure provision under which the monwealth will pay to field workers every second wage

during

“dead

nine

season”

Sponsors

that

the

work

in

the

bill

program

700,000

will

sugar

particular fer

a

er

will

day's

work,

then

receive

payment

of

a

ed

the

“dead

$3.50

gar

Unemployment

tion

Fund

mime

weeks

plicable.

Under

each

of

payment

is

the current

during

the “dead

Su-

will

encourage devote

ap-

sys-

time

fill

The

in

its

blamin

here

an

as

the

in

futures

No.

higher.

Sales

(AP)—Domestie

6

closed 266

‘unchanged

re

High

-

May Jly Sep spet

finished tone ‘pre-

drugs,

mostly

steels

lower.

upsurge

rose

Dow

of

was in follow-

last

Press

week.

60-stock

.30 to $224.80. Jones average

was

of

up by a narrow

Volume

was

compared

with

3,180,000 2,940,000

to

30

mar-

shares Friday.

Stock Exchange irregularly higher.

COFFEE FUTURES

4

2.97 3.08

2.97-98 3.08

3.12 3.23

3.11 3.21

3.12 3.20

NEW YORK (AP)-Coffee spot Santos No. 4 ex-dock closed at 37.95. Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons 3S_ at 36.50-36.75A and 5S 35.50-35.75A. “BY” futures closed 10 higher. Sales 8 contraets. High Lew Clese Jly 36.85 36.70 36.85N “M” futures closed 5 lower to 10 higher. Sales 6 contracts. High Lew ‘Clese Jly 44.50 4.50 44.51N

3.23B 3.28B 3.32B

Dee Mar

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higher and the corporate market advanced in moderate turnover.

Clese

3.24 3.31 3.33

day

Government bonds were mostly

2.99 3.10 3.25 3.33 3.33

Raw sugar B-Bid.

weeding

Lew

big

American prices were

sugar

contracts.

and

were

Associated

average

island’s

quota

and

good

industrials was up .97 to $655.85. The Standard & Poor 500-stock

FUTURES

YORK

Oct Mar

planters

to

factor

the

average

shortage

a

tobaccos stronger

for rails

rubbers

The

years.

Jly Sep

season.”

sugar

more

ing

improved

have

had

Brokers said the market a period of consolidation

. Hish Lew Clese Jly 5.90 5.85 5.80 Sep 6.00 3.99 - 6.00 Nov 6.04 6.04 6.04 World sugar futures Ne. 4 closed 1 to 5 lower. Sales 454 contracts.

the

The bill's backers also expect that the offer of free manpower to

industry

SUGAR

tem, unemployed sugar workers receive $3 weekly for nine

weeks

manpower

to

NEW

Compensa-

during the

day’s

the

sugar

cent

a

work-

for

Planters

important

of-

the

from

the

failure

single

and

Production

outlook

legislators.

by

can

vailed

will sugar

earnings will also attract more men into the sugar fields, say

increase

municipality

Boost

issues

airlmes and mixed while a

season.

is

expect

Pay Assured no planter in

pay

the

age

SULLIVAN .

(Electronics

in the stock market yesterday but prices were irregular for most of the list. . Motors, aircrafts, metals, oils,

industry

day’s

guarantee

hould

season.”

One Day’s In the event

sugar

second

to

dead_

and

every

local

BLAKE

YORK

space

worker a weekly income of $7 for at least nine weeks in every

the

industry

man-days

tend

Octo-

December,

of the

of:

of

the

subsidized

is a Comsugar day's

weeks

months

ber. November, January.

By

NEW

and ether tasks calculated to increase output. During fiscal 1960 the minimum wage for general field la-

has reported out an administratien bill converting the present tion

Stocks Close On Irregular Note

' Building at STREET,

(opposite Padin’s). Commercial

All modern

and/or

office

space.

conveniences including elevator and.’

A. C. Inspection

invited.

Tel. 2-1444, |

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, June 14, 1960

x

US., DMTain Britai U.9.,

ab ae

tia REAR

Discuss Cuba

|

Oil Ultimatum LONDON

(AP) — Britain and

the United

States yesterday

were

hbk

Cuba

\

officially reported in consultation over a clear-cut threat by oil

to nationalize

refineries

island. A Foreign said

the

SRY

Office

contacts

British are

three

and

place

in

the

spokesman between

U.S.

taking

of their

operating

the

governments

in

Washington,

iy NO SS A

but he stressed that Britain thus far

has

received

tion from ing

aN

Cuban

ore

eommunica-

on

the

dispute.

has

suede

no

Cuba

develop-

/

Premier

warned

the

Shell,

Esso,

unless

they

Fidel oil

Castro

companies—

and

Texaco—that

reconsidered

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10

Nan Juaneros Get Set For Carnival Fun Juan

on

Bau-

at hand—

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of

local

lovelies,

who

will regin as “quens’” during the festivities,.are in full swing.

doors

of

San

vited

to

dress-up

the fun. The popular

ties

will

area

from

Munoz

Plaza

Rivera

clubs,

in

Colon

Park

along

Leon Ave. picked by

“Queens” many of

fraternities,

organizations,

the

de

and

civic-

and,

in

dition, private institutions any civic and social groups tend

at 10

not

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City

done

so

are

invited

‘“ambassadresses” special,

Hall

finalists

to

at-

cocktail-reception

next for

Queen of the San Carnival will be From the 10,

week, the

where role

of

Juan Bautista picked. a wheel of

ehance, spun at a public activity in the Munoz Rivera Park, will decide the “queen.” Queens Galore Thursday evening, Miss

Mari-

PROCLAMATION CEREMONIES — Cesar Toro, president of the Puerto Rican Cancer League, reads his poetic proclamation naming Miss Luisita Nevarez Betancourt as Queen of the Cancer League as well as Queen of the Hotel Condado Beach at a ball in the Fiesta Room Saturday evening. From left to right above are Miss Carmencita Marchan Cintron, last year’s queen, Jose Antonio Martinez bel

Salazar, daughter

of Mr.

and,

Nu

Sigma

Beta

Fraternity,

Mrs. Alfredo fied formally

Queen Then

fet-

Salazar, was noti-|ed their “queen” Miss Joanne of her selection as Romanace, daughter of Mr. and of the Colleges. Mrs. Alejandro Romanace, at on Saturday afternoon, a cocktail reception in the Flam-

del Valle, Miss Nevarez,

et

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photo by Betty Knorr)

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boyan Glub. Present, too, were most of the already selected “queens,” who dashed home from that gay late afternoon

hotel and

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Condado-Cancer League shifted

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In Spotlight As Carnival

FLAMBOYAN CLUB COCKTAIL— The Club Flamboyan, with Dofia Angelina Silva de Besosa as official hostess, and members of Nu Sigma Beta Fraternity honored their joint Carnival Queen, Miss Joanne Romanace Sama, at a cocktail party Saturday. Above from left to right are Miss

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Maribel Salazar, Queen of the Colleges; Miss Chanty Rivera Andrini, this year’s queen at Ellis School for Girls in Philadelphia; Miss Romanace, Panchito de Jesus and Miss Maria Fizcenia Font Gonzalez, Press Queen.

Spanish

Perell6é and Luheny Jiménez. The latter young lady was presented formally to society that evening. She wore a beautifully designed -bouffant debutan-

te gown for the occasion and danced the traditional first waltz of

the

José

evening! with

Jiménez.

her

father,

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of honor

ae a

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at the

affair

sister queens: the

Maria

Eugenia

America;

Romanace,

Queen

of

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master

ceremonies

day’s affair, and claimed

Miss

QUEEEN

—

Sunday

Miss

Irene

Perez

Cuetara,

at a cocktail reception

1960

by Don

in Puerto

Rico;

Don

Rafael, the Mayor of San Juan, the Hon. Do-

de Gautier, and the pretty

queen, Miss Perez. (STAR photos by Bet-

we

white orchids by the hotel. will be crowned at another ball The program will also feature . This Friday, following the of-jin the Fiesta Room of the hotel; |a musical, “Mardi Gras in Puerficial opening of the San Juan|to benefit the Puerto Rico Can-|to Rico,” by Milton Lehr, starBautista Carnival, Miss Nevarez|cer Hospital. ring Bobby Capo, | | :

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Daughters

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Consul

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Hernandez, Queen of the Catholic

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What Do You Think?

And: The.Law

COMMENT ON EDITORIAL In response to the editorial -of

By URSULA VON ECKARDT

“Political liberty consists in security, ar, at least, in the opinion June that we enjoy security. This securityis never more dangerously | City,”

the

than

in

goodness

public

or

of criminal

private

accusations.

It is, therefore, on

laws that the liberty of the subject

prin-

eipally depends.” But “Criminal laws did not receive their full perfection all at once. Even in places where fiberty has been most

sought

after, it has not been always found.”

Yet, “The

knowledge

already acquired in some countries, or that may be hereafter tained in others, concerning the surest rules to be observed

criminal

judgments,

is of greater importance

to mankind

than

atin

any

other thing in the world. Liberty can be founded on the practice of this knowledge only; and supposing a state to have the best laws

imaginable

in

this

respect,

a

person

tried

under

that

state,

condemned to be hanged the next day, would have much liberty than a pasha enjoys in Turkey.” So wrote Montesquieu in 1748 (See The Spirit of Laws,

XII, Ch, 2).

I doubt

that anyone

since has written

and more Book

or spoken

with

greater clarity and wisdom on the meaning of liberty. Very often we confuse liberty with the absence of authority, with the lack of any kind of restraint that would prevent us from hitting our neighbor on the head or from shining the bright headlights of our automobiles blindingly into his face. We also confuse security

with safety, and thus accuse the police, the legislators, the laws, the judges: the whole complex of persons and institutions whose function it is to maintain “peace and order” of having failed us

7th,

entitled,

I should

like

to add \com-

What effect will 1 Nelson Rockefeller’s_ stirring, challenging * First of all, isn’t this situation. statement of principle and purpose have on the country and the

ment.

|

not only in Mayaguez, but also "Republican Party? Ponce, Punta las. Marias, Old San We won’t .Knaw. for. a while, But his words went deep. They Juan, Miramar,. and countless

we

we as-

pects of the same human condition: civilization. The civilized man is fully aware of the limits of his domain of privacy. He can discriminate

the

laws

between

private

of his state

quences

of

his

will

public

once.”

The

tell

right

group

of

wrong

right

prejudices,

what

of

justice

implies

punished. But who are or can it be collective?

from

Minations

public

duty,

to predict

and

the

trust

social

that

conse-

enough of a sociologist and psychologist to Laws did not receive their full perfection all

principle

condemned and always individual

and

him

behavior.

Montesquieu was realize that “Criminal at

right

enable

but

and or

deliberately

religious

individual

opinions?

compelled to do ‘‘wrong” ing? Suppose that what

only

the

guilty

the guilty? Is he guilty

does

wrong

is right free to act according

that

wrong?

truths, Is

Is guilt who can Are

deter-

scientific

a man

truths,

who

to his knowledge,

“knows”

or can he be

by an emotion he is not aware of feelone fellow “feels certain” is an act of

self-defense against subtle and vicious enemies, another regards an unprovoked attack? What is Tesponsibity? The function penal

problems

virtually involve and methodology

to determine to determine pology,

of

criminal

law

are

every branch of to determine rules

fantastically

complex

and

even

theology

to

discover

the

specialized

investigations

legislator

must

For this he needs an same time, guard the

offer

the

the

who

accused

as thinkers

rather than

time

in

mediate

the

security

and

accuse,

as

between

tradition

many

of knowledge:

wisdom

defend, decades,

the

is used

legislators

held,

elections

won

or

lost,

industries

of

the

discovery. will, at the culture and

knowledge

punish

at work reforming the penal code. The work Painstaking, expressive, and unglamorous.

beyond

and

the

of ‘mankind

judge, and

as citizens

far

instrument, a penal code which Sacred Right of the spirit of a

enlightenment

apprehend,

third

and

criminal code scientists who

and who may carry their intellectual commit ments boundaries of public consensus in a_ democra cy.

The

nforal

values of a society; and expert opinion in every field from

finance to engineering. Inevitably, therefore, the: of any state lags far behind the newest insights of

pursue

and

human inquiry: epistemology of evidence; logic and rhetoric

the presentation of a case; psychology and psychiatry the intent and state of mind of the accused; anthro-

sociology.

Political

all

as of

institutions?

The

be

to

that

aid those

him. Puerto

For

the

Rico

are

is slow, the work is Plebiscites may be

developed,

and

housing built long before the members of the Penal Reform Commission will reap the results of their silent labors. Yet “This is of greater importa ing

nce to mankind than any other thing in the world;” and profound service to the people of Puerto Rico.

Concert

Review:

Elias

a last-

By

DONALD

THOMPSON

these

concerts

this

ly be

considered

of

cal interest moved

city’s musi-

from

the Uni-

versity Theater downtown to the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture Sunday afternoon, when pianist Elias Lopez presented his first Program here in several years. Recently returned from European studies to take up teaching duties at the Conservatory, young Lopez drew a tremendous crowd on Sunday ~—a crowd which over. flowed onto the Institute’s stately interior staircase in one direction and completely outside the hall, almost to the sidewalk, in the other, Despite oppressive heat (aggravated by the high-powered rhotoflood lamps without which

can

not

Beethoven

and

and

milies

of the higher-income faorienting

their

children

themselves

and

to the realities

the poorer-income

children’s

of

“dir-

ty-habits,” is being approached entirely the wrong way. I too,

can

sit on

my

patio

and

explore with a friend the “horrors” that are talked about. There is one thing, however, that I should like to mention here. My

family

lived

in

Old

San

to this

country and now we live in San-

TALK... How

successful),

Brahms.

side

WHY dun’t they something???

Now doing

contrasting

Prokofieff’s

sonata

brought

a lusty

elose.

the

the

I

up

have

and

suggested

perhaps

some

like to know

a pos-

What

can

be

done

to

discourage the further practicés called, “outrageous, filthy, immo-

ral,

sinful,

vile,

corrupting,

shameful,

hellborn,

foul,

MOTHERS,

MO-

,

etc.”? MOTHERS,

THERS,

if you are so concerned,

stop all that talk and

high-house

and

How

about

letting

nity

know

just

against? forming you,

infamy,

get on your

do

something.

your

commu-

what

your

up

This can be done by a petition by several of

to arrange

for

the

construc-

tion of a community center where these wayward children can learn to

become

occupied

towards

the

creative and constructive ways of life. Oh sure, I can hear it now, yeu’re all saying there are the schools and churches to take

care

of

proof

that.

they

But

are NOT

of it. You

can

It

enough.

is

not

think

you

these

have

the

taking

care

see for yourselves.

If

children

you

don’t

are

“right”

to associate with your little ings, then it is up to you you only to take the Situation your hands. It can be done, as

I

repeat,

through all

not

by

ACTION

on

talk,

from

huge

times

their own to

families

see

So,

of

we

They

won’t

for

little

a faster.

quicken.

know

for

a while.

But

there

Their pulses

will

be

as

did

reaction.

Here was something which lifted the heart like Stevenson in 1952.

Here

were

words

which

had

crackled

Churchill

and

Roosevelt

during

Here

was

something

which

and

sung

the testing was

not

crisis

those

of

of war.

screened

of

all

content.

It challenged,’ it offended, it stung, it excited. How Jong has it been since we heard something like this: “We cannot and we must not confuse taking pride in the

past

with

taking

measure

“What—and “It

be

is

of

“It

is: Nuclear

the

this

men

or evaded.

nations,

at

power

future.

future?

and

only

‘life and freedom. .

of

who—is

a host

ignored

Problems

deadly

either

peril

serving

to

to

and

our

forces,

own

better

to

nation’s

lives

and

to

defend peoples—or serving to shatter nations and shake the planet. “It is: The rise of new nations across the earth, either to learn and to enjoy the ways of freedom—or to suffer and to serve the ways of tyranny. : “It is: A great technological revolution changing thé lives of all men, for better or for worse, as it is disciplined and directed, Strong

“It an

for

strong —to

Action

Or

Strong

Slogans

is: An immensely complex problem exposed America—a problem either

action

“It

or

to

be

evaded

is:

The

need’

prove

that

freedom

for

by

the

strong

American

will

not

Partisan

evasion)

man—as

we

va

assure

our young,

we

do

slogans.

become

love

civil rights

health for

our

for

aged.” -

of national defense to be resolved by ;

economy statie

forever be fertile and creative. “It is: The proving by political action and

all

to

grow

or

sterile,

faster

(or the disproving respect

our

the

people,

dignity

education

but

by of

for

What has happened is that suddenly a new in politics. It. is impossible to nominate him,

ference

to ignore

of

a

giant has appeared Save by the interHe knows this. But it will not be | ossible careful men, the nigglergy the play-it-safe boys,

destiny.

him. The

the makers

of soothing

pleasers

slogans,

of

all—none

of

these

Lyndon

Johnson,

Stuart

the

will

Nor will the candidates.

a

nit Pickers,

have

Symington,

it so Jack

the

easy

actors,

the

again,

Ny

Kennedy,

Vice

President Nixon—none of these will feel as comfort able ‘as before. There will be a great campaign ta brush it off; to damn it with

faint praise. But this will not suéceed. Why haven’t Senators Lyndon. Johnson, and

Vice

issues?

President

Nixon

Kennedy, Symington

given. us chapter

and

7 is

it

this

is

not

necessary

to

verse

on

the

big

Wait?

Why Why

await

nomination

before

saying

what believes? : We know the answer. It is better Politic s to wait. To say what one thinks might cause a sheeplike delega te or so to desert, But

one

just

another

election

year.

.

Nelson Rockefeller’s manifesto has cleare d the air of humid and heavy smog as does a thunderstorm of wind and cleaning rain. . Reaction? \ It will be delayed. But it will not be absent. -

TODAY’S

Rico. these

where

blood will run a

will)

BEST

FROM

EUROPE

J

children come

mothers

them

but

the part

the parents of Puerto I need not explain that

so called wayward

darland into and

Their

imagination

do

many

are un-

more

than

lic society. Mrs.

‘

up to be conof our giganSharon

Sobin

National Flag Day

Celebrated Today Today,

June

14,

has

:

declared National Flag Day: ‘Presidential proclamation.

by

the

be

Of special significance to the Flag Day observances is the fact that 50th

star

(Hawaii)

4th. The

new

will

added this year. The new flag will be flown for the first: time on July

flag

D

been

altern-

ates five rows of six stars with four rows of five stars in the

‘blue’ field. ‘The ‘last star ‘int’ the to bottom row is Hawaii. Alaska was addedto the flag‘last July.

clangorous

afternoon 7

get

something,

sibility?

Beauti-

music — was the third of Hector Campos Parsi’s percussive fantaand

that

people would

of

The second part of the program brought music of more recent times; especially well played and a nicely made Piece of sies,

helping

situation? It’s doing NOTHING. If so many of the parents are enraged about the obscenities,

the

fully brought forth was the neryous lyricism of the Beethoven sonata’s second movement, with finely-drawn nuance and lucid

balance _ between phrases.

is this

to themselves.

Juan

when we were newcomers

everybody to grow tributing members

apparent-

classical

them.

and

pianist played serenely and well, in a manner which emphasized the_clear

on

an hour each day. They like every human being never asked to be born and need the interest of

Lopez

center

hooks

problem

able

Piano Recital Delights The

had

will not easily be removed from the mind. Men will read them and think. They will nod affirmatively. They will say, “Yes, yes,”

are

Clearly license and safety are opposed: what we demand of one Must sacrifice of the other. But liberty and security are two

as

other towns and cities located over all the entire island of Puerto Rico? It seems to me that this

turce. I have NEVER seen in not safe from those who seek to hit us over the head either city any of the horrible or those who endanger our lives by taking liberties on the high- goingson so vastly talked about. ways. Yet license is no more liberty than safety is security. And that’s just it. TALK, TALK, when

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The Pace Quickens About a week ago, the number of persons killed on Puerto Rico’s highways had fallen behind the number of days in the year, but yesterday the one-a-day

rate of killings not only caught up but went beyond the days of the year to date. As of yesterday, 167 dead had been. counted in 165 days. It ig a deplorable fact that if this rate of highway

killings is maintained, and there is every indication that

it is not being reduced, about 200 persons now living will be dead at the end of this year as the result of

|

accidents.

highway

What

is even more

is the direct re-

discouraging

lation of road fatalities with the increase in the num-

ber of cars on the highways. There are more cars today than a year ago, and there will be more each month

Those many thousands

than in the previous month.

of cars which were unsafe to drive yesterday will be less safe, more menacing to life, in the months ahead.

And more and more cars will become unsafe to drive as each day passes, so long as minimum

safety require-

ments are not demanded by regular automobile inspections.

| It is quite improbable,

therefore, that the rate of

in the foreseable

fatalities will be reduced

highway

The rate can be reduced, but

future in Puerto Rico.

it will take a combined effort of some magnitude by

fy

te

i

ws.

ae

people who

drive,

and the police who

enforce the

eo

|

Fach driver has a responsibility in reducing the death toll by driving examples that might possibly — inspire another driver to be more careful.

The Army’s The U: S. Army day

in/a world

that

cra

185 years, the Army

In

has made for itself and for the

PS

nation ‘a glowing record of achievement in the defense of a way of life that despite its obvious inconsistencies, comes ‘closer to symbolizing true freedom than any other system under which men live. The Army has been the arm of the nation’s defense that has carried the brunt of so many hand-tohand combats, massive assaults, long sieges, and the

_ By William S. White

of victory. This is a day to pay due homage to the men of the U.S. Army who have fought and died during 185 years, and those who stand ready to defend us when-

expect

~chev.

President Eisenhower will be in Tokyo next Sunday and millions in the United States and elsewhere

in the free world will be uneasy about his personal The left-wing demonstrations against his safety. visit to Japan have not abated and it is certain, at least

the

invitation

and

we

alliance Bar

,

ay

hower could have said he would prefer to see the next

President visit Japan. Any excuse of physical inability to undertake such an arduous voyage would have ‘ peen accepted by reasonable people. to go to Japan. We’re ie the gare ae

.

,proud of him

for not, backing..outin the Tose!

PON

be

ay)

face of ony

pos-

do

they

go

not

around

seeing

doom

the Russians would permit no

ference was held.

think

failed to force him to cancel ‘his plans. times when the temptation to take out is great, especially when the opAt his age, so many and acceptable. an expiring administration, Mr. Eisen-

But

even met—that

Never having been emotionally committed to this or that Presidential candidate’s ideas, these

it is to his credit that threats of insults and even physical harm have There are the easy way portunities are and as head of

ten-

real conference anyhow, they are able now to avoid the lamentations that in fact no real con-

do not want Mr. Eisenhower in Japan have no official accepted

new

Khrushchev all too far, Never having tru they dre able now to avoid the temptation of fearing Khruschev all too much. Having thought . all along — especially because of Khruschev’s own bitter public words long before the summit

his stay in Japan. Some have said that the nation’s Chief Executive should not risk physical harm by. going to Japan at this time. But he is an invited guest, invited by the JaThose who panese government to visit their country. He

the

of

darkest gloom by summitry’s inevitable failure.

at this time, that there will be demonstrations during

standing.

easing

miraculous

and disaster everywhere. They don’t think, in short, that the cold war has been changed in any fundamental way by: : the summit fiasco. Never having been all choked up with ecstacy over the glories to come from summitry, these professional diplomats are not now cast: into

’

Essential Voyage q ig 4

any

sions causedby the brutality cf Nikita Khrush-

ever and wherever our cherished freedom is threaten-

a

that the emotional

WASHINGTON.—_Now

storms of the broken summit conference have largely passed over them, the men whose duty it is to conduct American foreign policy in a professional and unemotional way are quietly ~ pack on the job. They are resuming ordinary and normal relations through ordinary and normal diplomatic channels with the Soviet Union. They do not

difficult task of moving in and consolidating the gains

|

ILIW

SH Levis Post-Picpats,

Are Quietly Back On The Job

those

ed.

Ma

SAR

‘U.S. Professional Diplomats

observes its 185th Birthday toof the future.

——

From Washington

Birthday is unsure

e

“A SORT OF CEREMONIAL RAT, MAYBE. 1 CAME (ITH THE INVITATION?

’

pros

,

have

no

need

to join

now

all the clacking

designed to justify this or that candidate. Never having been political partisans, they - are able to get on with their work without being desperately concerned over who is to be the next President, For them it is only to carry out

the future directives, of that President, whoever he may be. And in the meantime their obligation is not to explain away the past but to keep open the lines of Communication with the Russians for the present and the immediate future.

ee

Parenthecally, however, for those who still i }

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+

would

all

insist

if only we hadn’t have been well

made Khruschev terribly, terribly mad with the “spy plane,” -there is available plenty of inte-

resting documentation to the contrary. ‘What, then,is the factual situation now

con-

cerning the Soviet Union? So far as this correspondent can learn, this is about it: ‘1. Speculations that Khrushchev is in deep

trouble at home are not realistic. It is true, however, that he has been embarrased before his he held Mr, ‘people. He had let them suppose Eisenhower in the palm of his hand. The sumto be far from the mit outeome showed this case. insistent

'2. K’s

allies have

our

splitting

the

threats

not

West.

We

have

against

rockets

to use

accomplished

their

reason

indeed, that the Western alliance fied militarily than before.

aim

to

is more

of

think,

uhi-

3. In spite of K’s own excessively belligerant manner, our diplomatic people are finding Soviet diplomatic people to be acting in a reaso-

nable and normal way. This is the case both in Moscow

and in other foreign capitals where

representatives of West and East regul.ty meet. 4. There is actually some small possibility that | berore

the

installed

next some

American low-voiced

President progress

has

been

may

have

been made solving some American-Russian problems through this kind of diplomatic exchange.

This progress, if it comes at all, is looked for over Berlin. K wants most of all to drive the Western allies from Berlin. And the Western allies simply are not going to be so driven. There is an authoritative view here that the deliberate exposition before the summit met of

a

strong

American

position

on

this

point

by under Secretary of State Dillon and others

was far more unsettling to K than any number

of “spy planes.” It is reckoned that he dared not go home without a Berlin. victory, and that he became aware he could not have one. Thus no summit—on the excuse of the “spy

plane.”

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Tuesday, June 14, 1960

is a Difference...

CALLING THE LION, AND SEEING IT COME For many months now Puerto Rican Republican Party leaders have loudly talked about a plebiscite to decide the future political status of the Island.

Now that a bill has been proposed

to the

are afraid to let the Puerto

never

coming they flee in fear and desperation.

Legislative

seriously

fa-

vored a plebiscite. They don’t favor it now, for they

freely ex-

They have called the lion, and now that they see it

are using every conceivable excuse to avoid one.

have

people

press their will.

Assembly authorizing a plebiscite, local Republicans

And there’s a reason. They

Rican

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he POPULAR DEMOCRATIC PARTY S DEEDS....NOT WORDS. CER

TSIRSRNT

, THE SAN JUAN

STAR

14

— Tuesday, June 14, 1960

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Today

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Some people are willing to sacri-

West overtrumped with the ten. West now played the ace of clubs and declarer trumped it with the deuce. The end was rapidly approaching for the defenders.

fice practicality |for beauty’s sake.

the eight of trumps

sicwk erica

his

South’s is really correctly

contract.

|

guess of the play here topnotch playing. He played West for all of|'

the trumps

but his guess

of the

club situation is something again,

West Pass

North Pass

ZH

Pass

3S

Pass

4s Pass

Dbl

Pass :

Pass

Why

did

he

play

else West

for the club ace? As South explained—I thought that East

East 2D

might reopen with a double if he had any semblance of high

cards, Who

can argue

with suc-

cess?

It took nothing short of perfection for declarer to bring home his | game contract in

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fore

you

made

the

(Example: Chi¢ago.) A

carpeting in Pe a

heavy

help cover the

of

wax

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three

trumps

BEVERLY

HILLS,

Calf.

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preference.

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was

vacationing

in Las

Vegas,

lev. Geisler, 75, stricken last week, was released from a hospital in the desert gambling center. He had a

previous

mild

heart

attack

September.

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last,

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six

and declarer

king with a small

of

took

Portuguese:

the ace. Declarer

club

at once.

West

led duck-

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NTN

OFF ‘THE CUFF

Our Man

in San Juan

Paco's In Town

The fishing village of La Parguera, located on the south side

ming

of Puerto Rico, has become one of the most famous spots on the island, by simply remaining a charming, lazy, fishing village.

also boasts a large collection of monkeys and baboons, birds from all over the world, lions,

ingly

lancelots

El Mediterraneo

Though

is

habits,

pace,

refuses

to

or

ce-

change

inhabitants

for them, and obviously is very successful’ by doing so. Owners, the Carlos Quifiones,’ friendly

husband

and

wife

team,

help-in

the making of its success, by greeting visitors personally, and following through -to see that their visit is a pleasant one. There are, of course, numerous boat trips one may take. One is the trip of about five minutes to the small island of Magueyes,

where

you

from

a

can

see

man-eating

everything shark

METROPOLITAN

swim-

Phone 3-23:

another

trip

other island lent beach,

lunch by

tigers.

basket

the

Then

by

that and

bear.

to

you

for

may

be

around

I ran into Mr. and Mrs. Fred on

the

Mr.

terrace

with

Mrs.

the weekend

Shields.

there

Shields

owner,

Quifiones,

owners

of

the

new

HELP,

with

and

will

hotel

be

interesting

in

trip

to be the

the

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located.

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doctors

point

out

that you

may

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to the station’s studio, 657 Condado tomorrow at 2 p.m. try, and the

Dr. S, Gopal,

ministry’s

Ave., °

head

of

historical division

five-member Communist China, Peiping radio | and son of Indian vice president arrived in | reported. Dr. S. Radhakrashnan. to

discuss

issue

the

with

NNN

Francisco St.

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Belinda Lee MOON BY NIGHT” Tonite 10 P.M. Kenneth Moore THE

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MUSIC HALL

the

A card from Delia Quifiones de Arnaldo Meyner, the attractive social hostess of the Condado Beach Hotel here, who is on a goodwill ‘ trip through Latin America representing the Professional and Business Women’s ‘Clubs Federation. Mrs. Angelina F. de Valdejuli, president of the Interior Decoration Club here,

STORY”

most Adorable Singer Joselito

Morro

(More

countryside.” More than 60 of the balloons will contain certificates for prizes. One balloon will hold the grand prize of a free week at El

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Spain’s

to El

salad, then continued on for a: quick tour of Inter-American University by car. I look forward to another trip to San German some day, as I believe one needs more than a day to enjoy its old-world charm.

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delicious

corners

from

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June 15 and 16 El Barranquitas literally launches one of the most colorful promotion stunts of the season. Morris De Wo-

oldest church

stopped

of

¢

the kitchen, located béhind the stage. Vicky kept singing and playing piano even after unrehearsed booming noises, were heard

gtk

GIFTS

is

lunch at the Oasis Hotel and were served

appears

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town of San German, the Porta Coeli Church

reported

was singing, :a small ‘touse

tomorrow evening. While most contestants on the show appeal for financial help or medical aid, Mike will beg for assistance in obtaining a telephone for his new public relations firm, Caribbean Promotions.

Brunswick-

visiting with his wife and children was Jorge Vardales of the Condado section. An

over

scheduled to appear as a contestant on the premiere of WKAQ-TV’s “King for a Day”

part

equipped Bowling Center to be erected soon in Mayagiiez. Also

to the where

a couple

.

Shields II, who was also

spending

Juan,

steak house for a midnight~show. about Paco to come.) —

Fair from San Juan having break fast

San

nightly at El Mediterraneo and then shuttles

isolated for a day.

George

at Nick Bosch’s.

restaurant,

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you

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the weekend. With plucker Paco are gypsy dancers Soledad and Luis who cavort with the ardor of a'couple married just weeks

an-

an excelwith the

prepared

hotel,

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JUAN STAR

— - Tuesday, June 14, 1960

Rome ‘Tribunal Grants Ing rid

3ergman, Roberto nnuiment ROME (AP) — An Italian court has granted Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini an annulment

of

their Mexican

xy marriage. The

Pro-

|

court’s

opinion,

filed

by

judge Orlando Falco who heard the long suit,. was made public yesterday by one of the attorneys

involved in the (case. The Swedish film star and | the ‘jItalian director were united by the Mexican proxy marriage in 1950, after a tempestuous love affair that hit the front pages of the world press. The court ruling held —as had a previously Italian court decision— that the marriage was not valid because Miss Bergman at the time was still the legal wife of Dr. Peter Lindstrom, then of Hollywood.

'

Rossellini, Filed Suit Suit for annulment of the union, from which three children were ‘born, was filed by Rossellini. It was

not contested

by Miss

Bergman, who now is the wife of Swedish businessman Lars Sch-

midt.

A court case is still in progress

INGRID BERGMAN

to settle final custody of the chil-

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After

Judge Falco filed his opinion Saturday with Judge Luigi Grigoli, president of the Rome Civil

Tribunal. was

The

made

court’s

known

décision

yesterday

to

attorneys who represented. the couple in the long litigation; Miss Bergman, now 42,: and

Rossellini, 53, have sought annulment of their Mexican mar-

riage for more than two years. A Rome court granted the annulment two years ago, but a court of appeals preserved the decision. Marriage ‘Never Existed’ Rossellini declared in his suit that his proxy marriage with Miss

Bergman

had

“néver

exist-

cpreed

with

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An

Italian

Rossellini’s

him

and

court claim

Miss

and

granted

Bergman

an

an-

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married The

name during

Black

Dark,

Thunder

Plainsman,

Orchid CAPAERRA|

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Italian

film ° director’s

has been closely associated the

past

three

years

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REAL ESTATE |

APARTMENTS CONDADO

SPECULATING? Our INVESTING or realtor, lawxer, government specialist end staff are yours. Pictures, compiete description of scores of houses for sale, beach front property. ocean front farms, islands and = investment property J. ALLEN FRANCISCUS AND ASSOCEATES, 3 Nairn

Avenue, 273

Condado

zer,

REALTY,

has

Ince.,

Baldrich.

Hyde

Park,

TWO

Box

729.

OLD

CONDOMINIUM

RAFAEL

—

2-5069.

After

5,

2.0795.

SAN

Dr.

APARIMENT.

APARTMENT Rafael,

11,

and

kitchen.

ee

For

de

Tel

water.

LARGEiE COOL

screened.

f urnished

kitchen

dining,

livingroom,

2

one

maim

hot | Re 1910

$159. 82340

telephone

7 recently

FOR

bedrooms,

to

7

PM.

Telephone

13

SECTION

Ponce

de

private

house,

living

bath,

front

hot

water,

ces 1922

required.

garage.

No

Tel.

and

dining

and

rear

GUEST

Miramar,

with

nice

ocean

Near

Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, new furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social Security Building, Ponee de Leon

804,

4th

Vea 17s

Floor,

Apartment

401-402,

Drive

Guest

air

conditioning

Best

hotel

-

PARQUE

159,

and

Phone

24056. Beautifully decorated, aireondiiioned rooms, each with private bath, hot and cold water. Terraces, garden.

Near

beach

and

mer rates treras 1499

business

Manager,

tuxury

cing

the

beach.

Margarita

Sum-

de

ConUF

ISLAND HOUS new, informal,

in

sectors.

1017 Ashford a oceanfront guesthouse

hotel

sea,

area. with

Spacious,

roms. From including an

Large

private

modern,

terrace

fa-

stairway

to

airconditioned

$9. single $14. exeellent breakfast.

double, Phone

2.1779 1564 LA

SI PROVIDENCIA

Parque

153,

Near

GUEST

beaches,

UF HOUSE

-

restaurants,

theatros, busses. Sun terrace, all air ondit oned rocms Ccoking facilities. For on, phone 52 or write to 3 22038} Loiza S§ n, Santurce

12 Att f

§ §

UF J

NYS: Guest House osprore Delicious

loa

MeCieary

Ave.

Tel.

Ist, posbedroom,

to responsible 611

BEDEOOM

house

in

Punta

3 aay, eo Infantry

| SEME-FURNISHED

ane

kitchen with tex: electric: eu

z

ts.

614 | PM. i947

falty furnish | terrace

4 baths.

Cervantes

1

St.,

Las

ec te res

cee

ind

AT BUCARE DEVELOPMET: For immediate occupancy Functional Builders offers is “‘Caribaire”’ and “Buccaneer” homes, each having: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car carport liberal mortgage; homes opened’ by appointment only. Call Arturo Saldaiia, Tel. 2-2768. 1794

churches.

Pre!

FRA

Telephone

8-8668

Encik

yard..

a

tor, ke 3 hea

No

ee

over-

ea 2-4697,|

HOUSE

i

Scamiek

Sika Renn

piano,

vailal

Telephone

Floral Park. Hate Rey.

CONDADO

wonderful

61s

ae

location.

3

Floral

Park,

Hate

Continental

food,

moderate

EL

COMANDANTE

1505,

POSADA

with a meals

3-6802 UF

-—

of

Parcela.

P.

O. 629

Motor

beautiful

Inn.

Across

beach,

near

the

airport.

15 rooms, all airconditioned, some with kitchenette. Private bath. Telephone 9-1175.

‘Isla Verde, 1740 LA

Pucrto

Rico.

629

CASA

ROSA

—-

Guest

House

—

One

b‘ock from beach, residential section. All airconditioned double and single rooms. Private and semi-private baths, kitchen facilities. Hot water. 2 blocks from busses, . 3-1481. Mrs. Z. C. Steffens,

Cacique 1731 SAN

St.

2071,

Santurce. 628

SUAN

breakfast

GUEST

and drinks

terrace

GUUSE-

on

in

Enjoy

your

Private

ec

I-rup

guest house close to “Under The Trees” and oné minote from beach. 17 Carrion Court, corner of McLeary.. Member Caribbean Tourist Association. Telephone 3-1317. 702

THE ing,

UF

DUFFY'S old beach

rooms,

with One

all

private minute

nave remodeled charm. tome, and now offer

with

private

bath,

patio, some air to beach and

some

conditioned bus. From

$7.50 single, $10. double. AH rates include complete breakfast. isla Verde Road, near San Juan Intercontinental

Call

9-0144,

UF

BEACH

COTTAGE

—-

Completely

furnish-

ed, one airconditioned bedroom private home. Fully sercened, linen service, all conveniences. Large patio. Fenced. Daily,

i774

Kly, monthly rates. er Cacique, Santurce.

.

Las Americas 3-3091

71

eS JONIAL

GUEST

HOUSE,

Miramar, ted

Single and with private

Rates

Santurce,

606

Olimpo

Centrally

double accommodabath, some air con

from

$4.

single.

Mrs

2.3994,

OK

OFFICES

rent,

614

1400 8Q.| FT. — OFFICE SPACE. Clean, cleat, well ventilated. New building ia heart of; Puerto Nuevo business section. 450 SQ. FT. office complete with air doors Diego

and windows. Roosevelt and Aves., Puerto Nuevo. Call

yes, 1499

610

toe

a

os

every

610

OFFICES

FOR

SALE

NEW

MODERN

23,

LOTS eer Ponce 1852

ice,

best!

building, _ Stop

unfurnished,

condominium

the heart of y. Parking

air.

office

facilities,

$950. Would 6-4467

consider 6ut

FOR

SALE

BROAD, high up, 7,000 square Rodriguez. » 22912 or 200 San Jes. 616

de Leon.

ce

ee

ee

heme.

—

less

vitee apres

tios,

large

ae

livingroom. bedrooms airconditioned completely

req mee

screened,

FUENISHED

landscaped

63263

- Brooks,

ROOMS

$400

4 Tia house with swimming pool. compie-| tely furnished, rent $350. FRANCISCUS— REALTORS — ASSOCIATES. 3.3506, 3-8372.

a

year arse w detail. 2 ai ae

or 6-1279

FOR

G13

262

Madrid.

23891.

CUEEDA

town

SPEAK

FAEM,

of Fajardo.

15

Good

Mo

so.

minutes

cane

from

quota.

Sui-

RENT

ROOM.

AIR

airconditioned.

COND. “REPAIRS

AIRCONDITIONING

3 1913

partment additional (interior). loan, 20 years, balance facilities. Price $22,500. Will accept rural farm with mortgage or lot im the metropolitan area. Information working hours Rias Rivera, Park, or Pereyé,

Ol6

618

Dariingten, ea ene of main avenues. Tele. phone 2-390. Fernandez Juncos 635. Apt.

HOUSES FOR SALE

Mr. ra,

615

&

REFRIGERATION

repair for home and commercial establishments. All Stateside mechanics, Call Stateside Serviee. days 24718 =< —

32-7465.

=

713

MIRAMAR SECTION: Furnished room, AIR COND. private bath. het water, private entrance. For singie man with reference. Excellent P. Be FILTERS iNc. manufacturers all location. Please See Mrs. Roada at types and sizes air conditioning filters in tenes, Apt. 5, Stop 10%. 614 | for heme window units — also industrial types. Call 3-5989.

ONE O8 twe girls to share home with | 812

continental couple. Centrally located

Ponce

de

sooking weekly,

Leon. Santurce.

privileges, use

of

overleoking

and

$50.

monthly.

UP

on

Telephone,

house,

AIR

CONDITIONERS

large

harbor. $15}

3-1

AB

CONDITIONERS, from $125.00 up

brand 613 | and

and

new

with

service.

at

full factory

INSULAR

Edomoter' 26, Traits

warranty

DISTRIBUT-

Ale

Road.

181

WASHINGTON6? GUEST HOUSE ~ Near beach in Condado Section. Singles, doubles and triples, airconditioned. 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 distamce from shopping centers. Manager, Miss Cabassa. Phone 2-4026. 1914 713 NEW

CONCEPT

im

tourist

accomoda-

tions. With the rental of one excellent accommodations, you 24

hour-a-day

sightseeing, nite 2-0486 anytime. 1475 DONCELLA

loan

elub

of

a

car

visiting,

of get for

ete.

our the your

Call UF

GUEST

HOUSE

from beautiful beach. Singles $7., doubles $12. ledges. Nicest residential airport. 108 Doncella rias, Santurce.

St.,

—

500

Punta

Las.

1691

Ma-

MAISON

BLANCHE

Guest

fouse.

HILS BEACH HOUSE + directly on the beach. Roll out of bed into the water. Airconditioning $y the trade winds. Breakfast included; Outdoor’ barbecue at your disposal. | 1859 Atlantic, 3-233L. 4 1384

UF

i

1AFE

GUEST

room

with

HOUSE

private

hot and cold water, Spécial rates by 2-2206.

773

—/

Taft

bath,

53.

Each

|airconditioned,

independent the mpnth.

4

i

Read the Classifieds.

from

Ho-

616 ENTRANCE.

private

bath,

hot

DOGS & PETS BOXER PUPPY senada 21. 1918

for sale. $30.00. Call En615

CLEANERS

ELECTEO-LUX World's only automatie vacuum cleaner and air purifier. Also repairs and thaintenance. Breathe NO DIRT.

see

NO

DIRT,

Dei Valle & Lanausse, between San Jorgc and ce. Telephone 2-5353.

touch

NO

DIRT.

Poincare 1604, Parque, Santure uF

927

ELECTRIC WE

BEPAIB

MOTOR electric

REPAIRS

motors

of

all

typcs,

We make any type of Carbon Brushes and Coils to order. Roller and bail bearing ‘thanges for electric motors. Also used Electric Motors for sale. Rapid and guaranteed service. EUSTACIO A. IRIZARRY, 1854 Fernandez Juncos Ave.s pong 26%. Santurce. Tel. 2-0827. fe

Real Estate Corner OCEAN FRONT-First rate location—495 square meters

Ocean Park with 30 me-

ters beach frontage. Three bedroom residence, servant’s quarters and garage. Can easily be expanded for guest house. LAND-—for your custom home! Gardens half acre with a grove of ora7sc trees. Spectacular acre in Monterey with full

view

around

the

horizén.

Bucar$

quarter acre—a corner lot, high and perfectly level. Third of -an acre in San_ ta Maria (near telephone lines) at a pare

gain price. Reparto del acre, priced opportunely

nancing. Yunque

Country

and

other

desirable

3-5315

too,

in

locations,

ATLANTIC VIEW— a pleasant neighbore hood near beach, shopping, and schoois, Centrally air conditioned home with maid’s quarters, air conditioned hobby shop. Corner lot of 534 meters. Only =

cs

Realtor

TELS.

Pilar quarter with good fi-

properties,

Robert Tschudin,

entrance. 2°0887 or

UF

meters

water, air conditioner optional. For single man, with references. $60. without air ee Conte Cacique St. 1921, Santa Teresita. Call- for appointment 3-3215. 1819 615

Doubie

HOTEL LUQUELO — oUEAN VIEW RESTAURANT. Os the ocean. Double rooms,$7 3 minutes from the famous beach of . Puerto Rican and continental food. aa PR re

200

1925 PRIVATE

UF

and single air rooms with bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 77 Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Beatriz Racini, Telephone 3-2936. 402 UF 1585 526

—

tel La Concha, Section. Cool, wholesome, comfortabty furnished room with private bath. Moderate rates. Come, see it. 1154 Magdalena Avenue Phone 2-2883.

yards

Airconditioned. Kitchen privisection, near

VACUUM

614 OPPORTUNITY

|

De Re-

8-0270.

SPEAK

Pence de Leon, San Juan.

for

on

sous Pee pear El Bees nee cae bayer house, ee seres. Rodriguez, 2-2912,

1336

9-0532.

12

INDEPENDENT

Lot No. | 240 sat Cash renting. Telephone 1886

25515

information ” Git”

conditioned,

EXTENSION

For

Mayaguez.

‘conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fenced

611

hee

Leer:

Rey. | 63510. G24 ° 1881

prices.

276

1775

lean payments $56 month-

1888

huge

oltaa, ——u

So

or

Mayaguez.

two of 700 sa. ft. each, one 300 sa ft. approximately. Commercial center Santurce. 2nd floor, Martinez Vela record store, Stop 16 Ponce de Leon 1075. Information 2-4871.

URBANIZACION BAHIA 36 — Catafio. 3 bedrooms, living-dining, other facilities. Garage. 325 meter lot. Near stores,

ly.

in

telephone

1879

61h

schools,

RENT.

dent

couple. dini

cabinets. ru steve, neha

Hou SCS

street from

res! dential section Beach facilities arrangements for couples travel gether One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 2:7927 Mrs Annie De Mauret, Manager

MARIGALANTF

rent

UF

NEW.

mo-

bedrooms each with sliding door closet and built. in dresser, studio room, big porch and Patio commected to livmg reom. Servant’s quarters, laundry reom and garage, in separate buildmg. Near bus steps and restaurants. Reasonable price. For in| formation cali 6-5516 or come and see it,|

LA

House

1120-1122 Ashitord Avenue, Condado Rooms and efficiency apartments. Maid service All screened Hot water Some

with

15 — October Airconditioned

rent

Building

call

PUNTA LAS MARIAS. Concrete and frame house near beach. Three bedrooms, garage, separate quarters. Immediate possession. For inspection call 2-4107. 1892 ° 614 ‘|

mandez Junces SPANISH. 18S6

te Rio

conditioned.

Mediania Alta, east Box III, Loiza Aldea. 1738

Mrs. UF

HOUSE

for

18380

THREE

611

tal.

3-6769.

ASHFORD

June .

Condado,

telephone. Reasonable couple. 2-7700.

CHARRON’S COTTAGE, on ocean, splendid beach. For delightful vacations, weekends, or permanent. 45 minutes from Capi-

tovely

view.

Santurce.

UF

HOUSE,

furnished, sibly

nicely

house.

8 Betamces 613 ' 1891

in

Prat.

OFFICES FOR

MAYAGUEZ: Excellent location tor of. fices. McKinley St; 13, Banco de Ponte

q

room,

Referen-

HOUSE,

screened

2

BEACH

tile baths, large hot water. screens,

Cue st ANTILLES

FUENISHED

Salvador.

MAGNIFICENT FURNISHED residence for rent im Floral Park. Big living reom,

bedfloor

3.2178.

air-

1920

1868

porches,

children.

three

Availabl

SALE

bedroom

St Couniey, Cisn

June.

Leon

Avenue: For continental couple. two room furnished apartment on secead kitchenette,

1410

3-145.

fimish-

2-3520.

—

modern

emtrance post

617

96

RENT

RENTAL.

appliances.

613

MIRAMAR

auto-

bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. Ideal fer picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations.

Ma-

living-dining,

Two yard,

LOW

medera

ed Comfortable, well ventilated, hot water, lamps, other facilities. R Priced. See Mrs. Tollinche, Borinquen Commercial, 21041 Borinquem Ave. from 8 AM 1894

dryer,

first

61s | Toms co reise a os 118

library, 4 ee

APARTMENT,

and

home,

with

at Les Angeles WE25. 1st. Phone 3-0881.

COMFORTABLE

66

Office

FURNISHED

washer

bedroom

Call

Las

CONBARO BEACH cee.

avenues.

3887 MODERN

Rent.

OPPORTUNITY 3

service.

baths.

2-3949.

=

matic

fur-

Punta

Fernandez Juncos 635, Apartment 3. Te- | looking ocean. Livingroom

Jephone

terrazzo

FOR

CONCRETE HOUSE in Bayamon section. 3 bedrooms, living-diningroom, kitchen, hot water, other commedities:* Near schools and churches. For information call 8-8253 after 6. 1877 611

Piedras out 65th Infantry Avenue. 874] Sets Call 7.1288 from $12 AM and 27

balcoay, back

of

116,

HOUSES

| bus

porch, linen, kitchen utensils. Across San Darlington,

small

LIVINGROOM,

ONUSEAE:

2-1317.

apartment,

bedrooms,

porch,

613

port July 1914

Cool,

2-9163

Leon | furnished

UF|

Juan

STREET

telephone

Condominiem

Pomee

carport,

COMPLETELY

bedroom

Street,

JUAN-—remodeled

Condado Lageon.|dern kitchea. living-démimg room | terrace, fenced

information

3

Mayaguez

FURNISHED

beautifully

ita

Stop

screened,

with screen, kitchen with refrigerator, chinaware, linen and utilities. Rent $75. Detbrey Street 144, Santurce, mear San Jorge Church. Near Beach. Sra. J. Tizol,

Pifiera.

531

Avenue, facing the 4 bedrooms, 3 baths,

HOUSES

1924

616

furnished 4 bedroom. 3 bath condomiaiam | 1919 Ocean view, Condado. $400 monthty. Phone 3-6746 after 1 PM. 1720

San

3

1926

Gil

NEW

Hyde

patio, near University. and television. Available Rent $225. 616

rias. Isla Verde. 6-1370, residemce

facing

1869 VACATION

section

FURNISHED

39

BUCARE

Lagoon and Ave. Norte, 3 bedroom fur: nished apartment. just finished. Equipped kitchen. linen and china inctuded. Call days

RENT

floors. Available immediately. Telephone 3-6547 or 555 Bouret Ave., interior, San-

location,

610

SAN

best

one or congenial couple. $125 days, Mrs Thomas, 30194. 1929

BOHEMIAN PENTHOUSE — sacrifice complete sale of furnishings: with low

Excellent

sets,

nished apartment with garden terrace, hot water, tetephene, gas. Suitable for

RENT

rental of apartment. Call 3-7253. 1904

fully

613

spacious, big With telephone on June 15th. 1934

69

FOR

APARTMENTS,

apartment,

San-

Roosevelt.

APARTMENTS

and

611

COMPLETELY

turce, Rio Piedras Payment facilities. Money available for first mortgages Investment properties. Call us. 2-0911

or write 1472

TV

3-5877.

1878

listings

Rey,

machine,

Call

FOR

UNIVERSITY GARDENS, Rio Piedras — brand new 3 bedrooms, built-in kitchen cabinets, water heater, sliding, door clo-

Park. One with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, the other one bedroom, suitable for couple. Information 8.1269 or Las Marias 187.

- + Sz San Patricio, Bucaré

Hato

HOUSES

3 bedroom

turce.

UF

CINTRON

washing

screened. 1908

3-6775.

sale of houses and lots for Francisco. Santa Maria, San Garden Hills. Villa) Caparra,

RENT

Modern

apartment, $175. monthly ith sale of furniture, imctuding air conditioner, free-

REALTORS and Ashford

3506,

FOR

SECTION:

ETS

Ext 72

oe

3-8400

of

==

CLASSTRIEDS

22

3-6535

Ls

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4

|

_ THE SAN JUAN'STAR — Tuesday, June 14, 1960

ASSIFI

Ain coNDerrdnExs AUTO PUBLIC STENO GRAPHER, expe: rienced x ena —— serving pO ggg mo + transient, ‘Typing. editing, contracts, shorthand, briefs; manuscripts, Hourly - rates. Electric, 1120 Ash-

ford

Ave.,

a

2666

Muriel

Eddy.

ra

ae

EFFICIENT,

28735. ~

Gay or and nightdeliver — y. 35156.Call

air

BOATS

FOR SALE

f

LENDING LIBRARIES PIANOS — DIRECT from factory, $425.00. | JOIN OUR _ library and read Full keyboard, for tropics

| erices, financing, parts and service.| month. Large, fully equ l, including | termites. Fully guaranteed. Also rent and for | Factory. mechanics. Dealers requested. | refrigerator, etc., for s_ living | $12.00 monthly Musical Trading Co., Inc., at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop, | afloat. Ideal for economical vacation. For | 1853 Ponce de. Leon Ave., Santurce. Tel | Quisqueya 53, Step 24, Hato Rey. Tel. | details, call San Juan 24576. 21051, | i | :

G22 | 265

oF

FOR SALE: 1957

613 | 1715

Wow

-—

YACHT

Brokerage

Street, Hato Rey, Dial 6-5207.

ments | Richard Bertram

available

|

&

are

affiliated

Oe.

Lauderand Babia dal e

w

of Miami,|

iene

627

:

guaranteed

service

tuning

INS'

DISTRIBUTORS’ annual — Moving. Salvador A. Nin, tnc., 1460 WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufoz Leon. Telephone 2:4358, 875,

r, ‘re- Ponce de

=

BUSINESS

\

76

OPPORTUNITIES

| HOME APPLIANCES

FOR SALE: Olé. Madrid ‘Bar-Restaurant MUST

SACKIFICE

1858 Ponce de Leén. Cwner) leaving island. Geod clientele, low rent. Debt-ree. Part cash, balance mortgage.| For in.

1957 Opel,

condition, owner leaving ra, LJ7B Caparra

MALE:

fermation,

Mr.

SPANISH. weg

Mira,

23891.

SPEAK

.

oe

| | American.; Earnings start imme-

{

HIGH FIDELITY

a aod term pins) = |STLE DG. from 95.00 eo brand new. - repairs

—

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A-1

South

| latest books fer only a few ‘costs a ‘aay, | Pan Book Store, San Jose near | Fortaleza St. Sleeper Building) | San Juan. 1901 712

beeen Tent, for sale, (few, ae alized

q

HELP WANTED

days

1

i

we

e

Peg

UF | car. $1550, Call 25068 from 8 — 4 week-| Ft.

THOMPSON ects his word im, with three IBM electrics and stenos te go with them, and a fuli time messenger te pick wp and deliver your job. For professional typing, mimeographing, ing, more people turaing to Thompson Services, 13 Bolivia

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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

condititeam. oners Geod for| | FOR oat im cool Charlotte AmalieRENT: Harbor,Houseb St. Thomas . By week or|

Service,

i

3821

auto

\ fei:

Puerto Rico and the Virgin Island reverts, tree SPOR & = FORETS IGN CARS | in5 Tyce Rico and, the Viesin islands. | built. tropleatized Gini Lobaugh @s — becaus

Secretartal

pick-up

366

-KAR || ARTIC on

{

condition, just arrived

from

Sacrifice.

1942

diately after training period. Call 2-669.

States,

;

WASHING MACHINES from $125.00 up, brand mew with full factory warranty

aad Service,

brand)

new,

DISTRIBUTRio

875

Rivera

and kilometer 2.8 1817 | CLO’

616

at INSULAR

Mufioz

(at

week

Trujillo

Alto

Piedras Road. vi)

DEYEES.

with

from

full

factory

$11

uP,

and service at INSULAR DISTw

anty

UT.

arSi-

t93@ BUICK, gray 4 door sedan, excelient

condition, radio, good tires, egine ever_ hauled this month. One owner, low mileage. $475. Telephone 2-0000 Fert Brooke Ext. 2123 or 2237. ' 1916

616

AND

— FEMALE Giri

Friday,

Rivera) 875,

time position open in a consulting officé. Ideal for married woman with business experience who has half @ays free. Has to| have perfect command ef English and should not be afraid of Spanish. Send regumé to Box 8466, Fer. mandez Junces Station, Samturce, Puerto Rico. 1907 ! : 615

radio,

sole driver.

white

Leaving

sidewalls,

for

States.

1921

= of fur- : a stor. age ke =e hip Biture. C.W. SIEGMUND. ia! Prades onmat: Rio Piedras. Fel 63072.

ois

Top salary.

IA2

at

Ramirez

775

or 3067,

del

Paseo de

4 PM

1638

7

{

NURESEMAID

@f

Garden

and

ferred. Some 3828

Mondays

PM.

Older

English

11,

infant

through

woman

heipful. Good

Apartment

3, Cond

i

POSITIONS

i

EXPERIENCED

SECRETARY

typing

and

POSITIONS CONTINENTAL,

graduate, Rico. ment. Write 1848

—

excel-

Phone

3-2111. 614

» filing, Spanish.

some

!

WANTED_—MEN 25

YEARS

eld.

college

i

Immediately available for employWill locate anywhere in the island. Bex R, Sau Juan Star. \

> 621

APPLIANCE

SERVICE

WATER brand and

HEATERS

HEATERS,

new,

service

with : full at

from factory

INSULAR

$45.00

i with carrying case. 2 bridge sets. 21” GE TV set — console model — mahogany. 14 cu. ft. Hotpoint refrigerator with freezer section. Call 8-2034

before

PM. 1906

up,

warranty

DISTRIBUT-

ORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this ‘week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras -_ kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alte Road. B i 15

T.V. SALES & SERVICE

12:00

noem

and

after

'

RANGES, with full

611

DISTRIBUTORS’ annual SALE this week at Mufioz

Rivera 875, Rio Piedras ,and 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road. | 1816 t REFRIGERATORS

brand new, and service

annual

ORS*

5:00

from $75.00 up, brand new, factory warranty and service,

at INSULAR WAREHOUSE

from

kilometer “ 75

$125.00

up,

SALE

this

with full factory warranty at INSULAR DISTRIBUTWAREHOUSE

week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alte Read.

75

1811

HO

MARQUEZ REPAIR SHOP repairs ail makes washers,, dryers, dishwashers, electric ranges, and gas stoves. Same @ay service. Gudrantee @a parts. -Call 8-1804 or 38-1612. | 4279 i UF

WATER

AEE

618

61

som¢

and glass top, 8 chairs, |

pay.

WANTED-WOMEN

1917

lent

z.

INT

WASHING

MACHINE

in good

condition, $125. Small baby bed with new mattress, $20. Chest, Bucaré 1, Punta Las

$15.00. Marias,

1939

Come by Santurce. 618

OFFICE

OFFICE FURNITURE and Equipment: CalcuMarchant typewriters, Qlympia_ laters, Totalia, Addo and Everest adding

machines;

Rex-Rotary

Duplicaters;

Pho-

tocopiers. All kinds office furniture available at Real Hermanos, Fortaleza 300, San Juan, Telephone 3-2338.—Investigate eur Rental-Purchase Piam—our Credit ' Terms, facilities. 1933— 718

EQUIPMENT FOR SALE

1932

|

4

620

|

SURPLUS FACTORY SUPPLIES FAN AMERICAN ELECTRONICS repair any make! TV, radio or Ninety day guarantee. technicians. Evenimg . service. 9

36

AM

to

10

PM

‘6-4230.

i

TV

&

LABS Hi-FL Cai or

RADIO

service given to hotels, bospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month Telerental Service, i

BOXES

X 11° 11’

to

tics

1%”

shaft.

of P.

R.,

Call

Inc.,

or

1057.

Santurce.

DRESS WOMEN'S seamstress

=

Ave.,

Lenox

Plas-

Juan

Ine.

States,

Agent

Cail

of

_

i

eS}

Muebleria | tga” Ponce de

2.2067

work.

“Marisa’s™,

Condado.

and

i 60315

.

2-4122.

MOVE

SERVICES

YOUR

Tel

422

= 2-2374,

|

{

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P

‘i

LETTERHEADS, Envel

No.

$1100)M.

6 3)4,

$7.25|M.

Telephone

Busi

3-9172

(4-1/2%).

7-2082, 2-3013 POOLS,

Home

Ext

Puerte

Ne

1446

down

Improvement

20

ef

oldest | ing,

TRANSLATIONS — 615

HOSPITAL SUPPLIES TSE

HOSPITAL

@ffers

complete

SUPPLY

dispensary

First

aid

&

| TRANSLATIONS S ish— English.

—

Oxygen

care

UF

oF

2

:

RZPAMS

Juncos —

nglish

3-8764.

6

Roosevelt,

education years

all

Hato

of day,

461

Rey,

children half

day,

Car-

offers

between or

by

ae vv"

Deb On Dp Bi POOP I SSS

OLS

For Classified Ads |

|

CALL

38400

EXT.

72

30 words, $2.00 for 3 days, 4

3

cents

each

additivna!’

word.

kits.

:

30 words, $3.00 for 5 days. t

cents

eath

additiunal$

word.

S82,

or around

Gomes

Agents for

North American Van Lines, Inc. Fernandez

St.,

and

and

— Enelish—Spanish, Dependable.

Valencia Baxt Express, Inc. |

in

hour. Under direction ef Mrs. Rivera, Bachelor ef Arts in Education, and social - Open during summer. 6-5175. 1937 &20

Protective clothing and equipment. Laberatory supplies and equipment. Thermoeters, sks, rubber goods. Every thing for ghysicians, hospital tients. 317. Fortaleza St. 25511, 23-3102. G33

Around the Block

English Major,

imstructign

613

bonell

sn WATCH

COMPANY

li

material.

1826,

call 65132 or G0 Verde,

last, trevor We Bed Gamma oo

printed

since

give

NURSERY-KINDERGARTEN,

0

and, mast comerienced | seal builders. | ci” Rico's

any

printers

UNIVERSITY will

NURSERY SCHOOLS

for

ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING

interest

UF TUTORING

1899

Snap12 x i, ($8,60/M.

Payment.

on

Established

W. A. Gruen, Las Marias.

ment of ideas in a theme.

ENVELOPES,

out Forms, etc. Letterheads 8 $9.25|M. Envelopes No. 10, cards,

Mrs. Punta

Composition on any level: remedial work through! critical evatuation of literature. Emphasis-—on organization and develop-

PRINTING

quotation

Universal

oumenel

‘UF

$595; Extra rooms (12 x 12°) $995; fences, porches, bathrooms, etc., at similar lew prices. We handle plans.

451

pear2 — from

furniture by Almacenes

Maritimes, Inc., opposite Pier, 9, San Juan. Service, ility, gaaranty . | Local and long distance. We store your belongings. Agents National Van Lines SYRACUSE

HOME IMPROVEMENT ‘COMPARE THESs VALUES: Carports

SIKINI

and

fine

1020' Ash-

Telephone

EXTERMINATING

FHA

(English,

ALTERATIONS ALTERATIONS

LA EXTERMINADORA (Commonwealth Pest Control Services) Free estimate. Control of insects, rats and fumigation services for homes, business and farms. Services guar d Prev treat ment against termites. 20 years ex perience, 7. 774 UF

Low

CLASSES

IN

611

X

Industrial

visit

Urb.

:

S

French, fer children or adults; in small groups| er individually. for beginners or for these whe wish to improve knowledge or literature: experienced of language BA U.P.R., M.A. Wellesley

Use the best

United

2-2726,

da-

4. cotton,

Rico,

Lines,

tools, provides 4 foot

TOTE

sides. plywood with 10’ diameter, WHEELS

Puerto

Tel

mage to stacked merchandise| er to provide flexible shelf spate, easy to slip on or to remove from £ X! @ 3.

going to move?

=

supplies available 1. PALLETS 4’ X

ts. 2. # Qak warehouse PALLET SEPARATORS te prevent

without

RENTAL

_FELEVISION, RADIOS, for rent in your own home. Same 267

SURPLUS FACTORY at reasonable prices.

Patrols, Bedyguaris, crating, a Guards, Payroll’ Escort, Cop. | U.S. Van Investigation. 1072 Fereéndez Ave. Tel. Santurce 2-5282, Caguas- La Bolsa. Leén No.

equipment.

FOE SALE: Complete set of new restaurant or fe i This equipment was purchased im the States at a very reasonable price, It is still in erates and boxes, and will be sold at the imveice price. ]t may be seen at: Tempo Glove Corporation, Salinas, Puerto Rico. Telephone 122, Bo. Coqui, Agui_ | tre. Puerto Rico.

im

Uniformed

ar

EQUIPMENT

YOU

service

pre-

COLLEGE Slr ela continental, writing maior, i rial experience » typing, shorthand, likes | meeting people. Call ~h2-5847,

Dockkecmang.

LANGUAGE

Hills, UF

mother.

6:30.55

Cervantes

PM.

to care for newborn

working

Fridays,

-9

mr

STRUCTION

call in’ person

Atellamo,

between 2 -

GOWNS

ful wedding gowns, bridesmaid’s dresses, cocktail party and date dresses, sold at™ best prices available. Will make appoint-. ments evenings and Saturdays. Phone | Méndez, 6-3439. |

For interview, call or

and

|

g

Bayaméa

Pietiras

Road.

| “BRIDAL

MOVING: WHO moyes you ts as im.

owner

Telephone

& WOMAN te! act _&s housekeeper, | governess and cook” Reference re-

quired.

Rio

28 Trujillo Alto

part

Aad tn tn bp bn by bp be OSC COST STFS

WANTED

SECRETARY

Telephone

3-3900 —

Puerto Rico

39 Broadway, New York — Digby 4-7940

ut ‘

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HELP

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6-4501.

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the world

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