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2 Believed Grabbed InComduile To Top Day’ s Strike Violence
Guns, Bombs | Play Part In Tesrorism Bombs fired at
two
people
and shots were employes homes,/|
were
kidnapped, automobile
and was
reported
one man’s burned, as
violence on the El Imparcial strike
front
moved
to
suburbs yesterday. Late
last
night
Sonia
and
RE x IS IIIbsp wp wlan ETAL Re 8
LET
Tera
on
A
ran
vast
throng
of
wildly
visit. Only the hot, humid weather
“An-
marred
the
occasion.
as
lion.
they
walked
Condado.
home
54,
respect-
on
a
Ashford
Munoz Inks $21,500 For, Waifs’ Home By AL
DINHOFER
Gov.| Luis Mufioz Marin yesterday signed a bill appropriating $21,500 to be used, in making the payments for the land in Rio
Grande
which
will
be
the
site
of the new ‘Deborah Home for orphaned and abandoned children.
The Deborah Home will receive five annual payments of $4,300 from the Commonwealth govern‘ment, according 'Lp a Fortaleza spokesman. Elated At Prospect Mrs. Regina Tomlinson, newly-elected president of Dollars for Deborah, Inc., said “this
meaas
that
half
payments
on
forty-six-and-a-half|_ acres (See MUNOZ, Page 25)
the of
to ‘two
and
‘Large
port
waiting for
| The world
—
Like many
theirs iidPitrede
by
Bob
a flight.
The
group
had
reservations
Bone)
|Airport Just About By BOB BONE International Airport was close to becoming strike-bound yesterday as more dis tled would-be air passengers discovered that not only were flights to the States impossible, but they couldn’t get a taxi to San Juan, either. |
“A
pilots’
strike
has
cancelled
centered
ing passengers to the other airlines, arent capacity. Spread
Is
in
all of East-
ern’s flights at San Juan,
throw-
counters of ked to
Rumored
—
Rumors flew, to the éffect. that other major airlines might join the
pilots
strike
“American: World
including Pan
Airways,
turn-
a
and
half
mil-
Crowds
greeting leader,
given
who
once
to
the
was
Sta-
tione here as an obscure Army officer, matched the one that greeted Kisenhower in New Delhi last December. The president
test measure by the pilots against a ruling by the Federal Aviation Agency
allowing
its
(See AIRPORT,
flight
of around two million that Erpeted him. But the Filipinos — freed’ by.
the
Socked-In By Strikes
Miami
the
Livingston, and, Peter Livingston, himself said that ‘he had “never hing like the crowd their baggage at International Air- see
on Eastern Airlines, now crippled by a pilot’s strike (STAR Photo
of
a million a.
:
brother to Eugenio Soler, chief of the El Imparcial ‘composing room. An area-wide alarm was sent out. An eyewitness at the scene testified tothe kidnapping. First’ news of the kidnapping STRANDED HERE rejighed police headquarters about |‘Rer: Berglund, Mrs. Carol » (See GUNS, Page 25) 5-l4, left right, sit on
inspec-
Page 25)
face,
which
ap-
presidential
the president’s
from
and
his.
ly delighted with
out ranged
23
down
peared to grow more ruddy above the white flower lei an aide to President Garcia had hung around his neck on his arrival. The sun blazed down and
ively, were reported kidnapped by three men in) a black limousine
Soler,
joyous
Beads of perspiration formed Ejisenhower’s forehead and
Filipimos, sometimes surging out of police ‘control, has given President Ei ower perhaps the biggest | | elcome of his career. | Eisenhower, his perspiring face peppered with. confetti and gaily colored serpentine streamers, rode 10 miles through Manila, yesterday crowds | lining
the way, cheering and absolute.
the
’ Police said they are niece and
Ee MRS SAO Bin Perna sap 0
By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH | MANTUA, Wednesday (AP)—
estimates
Ave.,
ERE ie £4 1 EY Dea en Yl
Equal All Greetings Accorded President
Official
tonio
RAR
Festive Filipinos
United
States
only
14
years
ago from generations of first Spanish and: then American colonial rule—were ‘in a joyous, festive Homecoming mood. People leaned out of windows and stood jon balconies to get a glimpse of Eisenhower.’ They senorit yat Atlas missile bases walks along some stretches of route. Many waved small American and Filipino flags. There were cheers and handclapping.
the
temperature
was
in the
mid-
80s. Unofficial cars squeezed inte the motorcade from time te
time,
slowing
its car
progress. often
The
moved
at
(See FILIPINOS, Page 25)
Japan Leans To Optimism On lke Safety By JOHN RODERICK TOKYO (Wednesday) (#—Security
officials
were
optimistic
to-
day that President Eisenhower’s arrival here Sunday wili come off without . violence. “We are saying a prayer and keeping
our! fingers
crossed,”
aa
American officer said. Fears for the personal safety of the President eased. with reports that — of Socialist groups have taken |a sober second: look at earlier plans to mass , gigantic throngs
of
anti-American’
Strators to |meet the airport. |
Security as
officers
demon-
Eisenhower
described
at
that
encouranging. The
changed
(See
strategy
JAPAN,
apparent-
Page
25)
Taxi Strike Bogs Down Transportation As Cabbies P; otest Metro ‘Monopoly’ __ By GUNTER. An area-wide taxi ‘strike ‘pull-
ed
all taxicabs
off the. streets
here yesterday and’ crippled transportation at hotels and tHe
International Airport. The “walkout” of cabbies took
aj-pro- hold. completely, after being -call-
inight by the Assotiaion or
The
‘axi
association,
tes more! than
testing against
which
800
“a
to pick-up passengers at area hoe
tels.
Owners.
opera.
cabs, is pro-
monopoly.”
The association claims Metro Taxi Co. has:exclusive contracts
The. Metro Taxi been
Mrs.
on.
strike
Blanca
Co., itself has against
Tirado
owner
since
last
week, demanding a union recognition
electién,
‘, (See.
saying
TAXI,
Page
they want
25)
THE SAN JUAN STAR,— Wednesday, June 15, 1960. ;
Phili ippines Enticing Blend |
Of Latin America,Orient By
JIM
MANILA pines,
BECKER
(AP)
where
—The
Philip-
President
Eisen-
hower began his Asian tour Tuesday, is a fascinating blend of Latin America and the Orient, in
a
shiny
It
is
American
the
only
dress.
ex-colony
the
United States has. The American flag
flew
over
the
Philippines
for 45 years. Independence in
The social
economic, military and ties still are very close.
The
Spanish
almost
HAGERTY
BLAMES
REDS
—
Presidential Press Secretary James Hagerty gestures during press conference in Anchorage,
Alaska,
at
which
munists
were
he
to
said
blame
for
American
demonstrations
pan.
Wirephoto).
(AP
Comanti-
in
Ja-
400
were
years’
Americans
here
for
before
the
came.
years,
no’s
Formosa
neutralist
and
In
Two
weather
There gram
and
outlawed.
and
haunt’
under-
the
Philip-
Filipinos
vinced
that
will
bail
too
bad.
two
sizes—hot and dry, for about seven months of the year, and
no American aid proany size operating in
Nevertheless; }
Philippines.
most
Sizes
in
is of
the
Sukar-
comes
rebellion postwar
pine economy. It has made some advances since the war devastated the nation physically and economically, but is stili lagging behind that of Japan: and some other Asian nations.
Indonesia.
Weather
beaten
employment
hour’s jet flight from Red China, next door neighbor to ChiangKai-Shek’s
is
Unemployment
Geographically the Phillippines certainly is part of Asia—an
The
Antartic Treaty
came
1946.
nanced ne backed a here in’ the chaotic
are
the
them
firmly
United
out
con-
States
if things
get
Striking Missile
STRUCK AT STRIKE— An unidentified worker at tke
Workers Vote On
by
Convair Package
sile”
Convair Atlas Missile plant iin San Diego, Calif., is struck
With Reds Poses
hot and rainy for the rest. The nation is made up of some 7,000
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) — Machinists yesterday were voting on an offer by Convair that could ease the U.S. missile in-
Danger, Engle Says
islands,
dustry’s
WASHINGTON
tor
Clair
Engle
charged
with
other
—
the
Soviet
nations
inhabited.
Sena-
(D.,
yesterday
treaty 10
(AP)
Calif.) Antarctic
Russia
poses
“a
and dan-
ger to the security of the United States”
and
Engle, said seal the
its
allies.
asking
its
rejection,
the treaty would settle “the of free world recognition Soviet presence in Antare-
tica in return for whatever assurance the treaty offers that the Soviets makers.” His
will
and
senate
not
other
be
trouble
opposition
ratification
raised
to
the
Possibility that action might be delayed until the next session of congress.
Emergency
Registry
Wednesday, All Night Fernandez Jurcos
June
Juan
Kio
Piedras
Call
-
-
Tel.
Barrie
3-2467 &
Terrace
them
on
the
deadlines neared for 50,000 other workers.
ligion
Ei-
two
lion
almost
fleet
Filipinos.
Rice
the
The
1898.
24
basic
mostly of is a gen-
mixture of and American Philippines
remil-
is the
food. The people are Malayan stock. There
erous Spanish
in
Chinese, blood.
is
staunchly
pro-American. It is the kiss of political death to be considered anti-American degree.
in
the
American
ways
fer
slightest
are
widely
The
and
los
died
out.
Took
To
current
P.
The
a
Caguas
on
3606
spent
the
leader
with
as
a high
a_
dor,
we
Rete
Bo
Ae a
stationing
ba)
and
$150
etait)
cess No
(otal) 9) EYE-EXAMINATION
Additional
pene
PSII Nas
EASY CREDIT No laieres?of
Charges
ae. Be
of in
his
AUTEa 39)
Party,
for
The
which
fi-
on
past
performance
by
basis
Luis Munoz signed into law
not
to
get
loans
eligible
for
in
in
banks.
The
association
enegf
Even if top leaders are arrested, to take
their place. The Communist Party, which has taken a more active role in the demonstrations lately
wage
kept
without
Civil Service Posts Filled and
John
N.
the
ceremonies Juan.
their
old
reputation
for
counting
on
public
opinion
the
radical
students
or on
security
arrangements
for Eisenhower's visit. But unless the police are told to use clubs, tear
they
to $1.25 and inked other bills
gas,
and
cannot
strong
keep
arm
factics
a determined
crowd of leftists from they want.
providing a variety ok benefits for sugar workers, tobacco workers, and chauffeurs.
as
Central
erase
doing what
There has also been mention | of police arrest of leaders of the
demonstrations. But thus far this has been
aimed
only at “punish-:
ing” those responsible Hagerty incident.
for |
the
is
Professional
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the
Medical
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U.S.
replacing
Jeff
of° the CS.
in
Keebler
takes
Myrah
over
at
San C.
transwhile
from
John
Visco who yesterday announced his retirement as central board chairman and as civilian personnel officer of the U. S. Army Caribbean.
private
Visco
will
go
into
business.
WEATHER FORECAST: San yaguez—Occasional
Juan, and Mashowers today,
generally fair tonight. Ponce, generally fair teday and tonight with a chance of a few light showers.
PUERTO
RICO and the VIRGIN
ISLANDS—Scatiered
showers
isolated
and
afternoon today
.easterly
and
evening
and tonight. at
10
to
15
knots.
YESTERDAY’s |} 12:15
It impossible to locate your M.D. in emergency coll 3-2467 and,
and
yesterday
thundershowers
.
school of languages
Islands,
who has been to Atlanta, Ga.,
WINDS:
Effective English TONIGHT, Wednesday JUNE
installed) as
chairman
Board
Paty
Bright ferred
was
Virgin
to
stringent
from $1
Paty
Japanese police have been trying
the police handling of the crowds. There has been talk of more
be
wide
ean do it.
and
are
ercial
risking
U. S. Civil Service Commission representative for Puerto Rico
to turn agains the demonstrators and, in turning, give approval for stronger police tactics. Public opinion, though, has not yet had any effect on the leftwing unions
“Mufiez also signed aj bill raisminimum
has
arrested
labor unrest.
ders, for their own good reasons. If they want to make things rough for Eisenhower when he arrives here next Sunday, they
been
ing the ceiling on the (\Common-
veal
that
brutality. Officials obviously have
Rico’s
will
thing
of
BERLITZ
Dene
there are plenty of others
Since the end of World War II, Keebler
yesseveral
| they
only
the crowds from doing ugly things has been the restraint of the lea-
meet
FREE DEMONSTRATION Course
(AP)—Will President
For Own Reasons
The
representing them.
weapons
during
hoto).
Wi
All this with little or no police Tesistance.
| owned by workers and by unions
country, *
| to
around- the-clock
workers
af
conflict.
atomic
only
workers. He signed a meee creating a Workers Savings and Loan Assn. designed to enable
va-
b
defense against communism.
i: mt roe aU dd ae
Bef
the
missiles
Communist
SCIENTIFIC.
fought and Coi
guerrilla
continued
bills benefiting rect
on his
Garcia is a proud pro-American, and has called for the
Kan
es
in
throughout
enses sat rola
and
concerns
Diego.
Gov. terday
head.
Other Filipinos liantly at Bataan
Convair
in
guerrilla
price
Based
Mon-
Benefiting Workers
when
1929-39 as an lieutenant colo-
war
(AP
Eisenhower be safe during his visit to Japan next week? |
Mufioz Signs Bills
nel. When the Japanese attacked, Garcia took to the hills, and
Dr. Jose J. Mulero Baldorioty St. 32
an
San
is Car-
served
employe,
By NATE POLOWETZKY
Association began poll-
members
at left.
TOKYO
While the vote was under way,
has
senator
Eisenhower
by
negotiators
Hills
President
Garcia,
President
Spanish
base
another
During Visit To Japan
the outside missile ‘sites and does not affect all of! Convair’s 27,000 employes.
unitated, especially among the younger folk. More people speak
Tagalog.
missile
by
day night on the offer that ‘in- Japanese police, the answer is is organized into ceiis, with each if leftwing demostrators member trained to take the place volves field wage rates, per “No” diem pay, relation benefits and want to make things tough for the of an arrested leader. . : Zengakuren, the radical organsenority at Atlas missile bases President. These demonstrators have had ization of university students © struck eight days ago. The strike, stretching from pretty much of a field day in To- which has been the biggest perpe-Cape Canaveral in Florida to kio. They have been able to smash trator of violence thus far, is orCalifornia’s Vandenberg’ Air into the grounds of Parliament, ganized the same way. It would Force Base, has tied up the keep White House press secretary require the arrest of hundreds of mighty Atlas — the-United Sta- James C. Hagerty a prisoner in student leaders to hurt the movetes’ only operational interconti- his car for 80 minutes, break ment. down the gate to Prime Minister Sohyo, the giant Red-tinged nental missile. Kishi’s official ‘resi- labor federation which is the back IAM spokesmen’ said, how- Nobusuke dence and march _ unchecked bone of the Socialist Party, proever, that the supplemental ofthrough the city. vides too many leaders to be
In de-
is the
all
ing
days
Formosa,
Catholicism
of
The International of Machinists (IAM)
driven
No Safety Seen For Ike
strike
in
to
Spanish
Roman
as
of
is on the island of Luzon. Manila Bay Admiral Dewey feated
troubles,
plenty
spend
moving
labor
situation : President
will
the Philippines army major and
8-9751
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before
about
information
Caparra
where
language,
Victor J. Pagan 2 Caparra Terrace
Tel.
Manila,
of
is
unusual
senhower
Obrero
for
There
an
Santurce
assistance Puerto Nuevo
Dr. LA
land, Asia.
1,000
English fluently—about 50 per cent—than the official national
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93,
cloudy;
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82,
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UPR Pr fessor Hits Bekities « For Univ rsity Power Policy as a-“source of power,”
Reds Maintain
300,000 Spies, Congress Told]
Saturday by the Council because
he arrived
there min-
utos after it had been closed. Cabrera said. yesterday that. he | called the Council at 9:15 Saturday morning asking them to
wait
for him.
twenty
When’
minutes
he found
he
said,
over.
Assistant
later,
Secretary
of
viet bloc states maintain
for
Cabrera
the
before
the
after
only the
the.
person
Council.
hearing
She
lasted
a total
the
who
JAIME
that
of 20
statement
officially
with
the
Luis Mufioz ral years harboring
filed
Council,
charges that Chancellor Benitez is using the University as a
“source of flict” with The
power” in his “conthe government.
professer
of
dies states that cisively
Spanish
Benitez
won”
the
BENITEZ
Marin’s
charge
seve-
ago that Benitez was a political move at
has “decon-
friendly
association.
versity
adminstration
has
won
contract
HARMON
A
truction
calls for the cons-
of all the built-in
fur-
niture for the 200-room, $3 million’ hotel now under construction at Stop 10, Ponce de Leon Ave.
Each room in thé hotel will have tables, a dresser, and a desk
built
Marini project to
in.the
wall.
Muebles
will begin work on the immediately, according
Mrs.
Angela
design
Belaval,
consultant
interior
for the
project.
hotel|
Mrs. Belaval said’ the hotel’s Sponsor is presently: in negotiation with Antillas Furniture’ Manufacturing Co., of Hato Rey,
for the production of chairs for hotel: This
of about
contract
$20,000,
added.
she
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the
value
“on that armament conference some points) the French’ position
is
almost
views.”
identical
with
‘
$40,000
contract
Mrs.
Belaval
local
of
expected to begin by ember, The hotél is to
be
completed’
in
is
late Septscheduled December.
foods all year
No oven to buy!
to clean,
no
submitted
Sen.
offered
J,
Lifetime
CERAMIC
NOW
on
COALS ithat carry
off
pia etn
disarmament,
sought
to
said
Zorim
a
wedge
drive
France and the other between four western délegations” at the talks. ia 4
in Puerto Rico?
to
William
for
conside-
committee’s
report | on
plebiscite
forth-
inquiry
its
bill
will
—
/
reach
of Re-
Rep.
Arcilio Alvara-
said yesterday. The bill, establishing
mechanics of Puerto
by which Rico
a po-
plebiscite,
was
status
printed
yesterday.
tee’s
report
pected
on
to be
the
the people
can-order
litical
The commit-
the
bill was
completed
ex-
at
a
meeting scheduled for last night.
Republican Rep. Jose, M. Garcia Calderon refused to reveal yesterday what the Republicans
the tactics of will be when
the bill reaches the floor. The Republicans oppose the measure. :
long,
indoors
no
matches
fire to build,
slides out
“clearly
on
‘officials
(D., Ark.), the ,chair-
in the
The
beds
barbecue flavored fuss or muss.
drip pan
agreement
Western
no go-
on a STANTHONY 'Electramic’” BARBECUE B' OILER. America’s newest household appliance, permits you! to enjoy real
clean
reach
Foreign
that
REAL BARBECUE FLAVOR For FATHER’S DAY
need replacing. The grill tiltssto
and com
Christian statement
the floor of the House
do
rooms
“aggressive militarism”
trasted this. with the apparent desire of the French government to
Plebiscife Bill Set For House Action
concern
the
Zorig
oooln business
some
into the shooting down of the U-2 spy plane over the Soviet Union a week prior to the Paris summit meeting. The committee is to meet later this week to consider foqur days of closeddoor testimony.
for table lamps for the bedrooms, the interior decorator ‘said. Furnishing
speech,
Union.
by
was
coming
said.
manufacturing
Senate
ration
J. J. Otero Development Co. is presently in negotiation with a
Soviet
Fulbright
for the hotel has been awarded to the local branch of Simmons Co.,
80-minute
security
Senate
statement,
- committee
for
an
serving
and
State in a
the
posit
In
launched a ‘sharp attack against Germag West and American
‘presentatives today or tomorrow, co-chairman of the joint - Senate and House plebiscite
Awards Furniture Contract The
to
Zorin
though “ France was largely in favor of it. Zorin told the ten-nation dis.
an esof
officers
Committee
the
His
man,
and
New Miramar Charterhouse By FREDERICK
than
political
”
J. J. Otero Development Co., sponsor of) the Miramar Charterherse, has awarded a $50,000 furniture (contract ‘to Muebles Marini, Ine., of Rio’ Piedras.
up
Deputy
vernment in history “has placed heavier emphasis on espionage”
the
flict” between himself and Gov. over the power that by law Luis Mufioz Marin. ‘But in this belongs to the Superior Educa conflict, Cabrera charges, “the tion Council. University as an institution of Cabrera attacked the Council education has counted for noth- also for being forced to consider an $18 million University “It is clear that when the budget in one session “because University wins a fight as a ‘the Chancellor had to leave for source of- power, the Universi- West Berlin.” The Council apty as an educational institution proved the record budget Mon--. loses much,” Cabrera said in day. Benitez ywas scheduled to his statement. leave last night to a Freedom Cabrera was referring to Gov. Congress in West Berlin. ing.
made
Secretary of Herter .said
the University. This incident broke up what_had been a close The Superior Educational Council, Cabrera continues, has “lost the most.” As a result of the conflict, he states, the Uni-
Stu-
‘power
trained
submitted
minutes: Cabrera,
300,000
Relations
appear said
ring
A.
testimony
to
Pionage
in 27 intelligence services.
the
Council Evalyn Vicens yesterGay confirmed this; but added the Countil Waited ten minutes | of
Soviet
Valerin
WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress has been told the Sino-So-
he arrived
the hearing was
—
charged yesterday the United States had virtually rejected the new Soviet: disarmament plan,
charged yesterday that he was deliberately denied. the opportu nity to testify this week before the Superior Educational’ Council, ‘Dr... F. Manrique Cabrera Rivera, 52, who: has taught at the University 22 years, was not allowed ‘to testify a4 an open hearing held last
|
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Foreign
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with a preBenitez. for using
Pt
f Puerto Rico professor, armed
pared statement attackin g Chancellor Jaime the University
Rejecting Red Plan
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that they did agree
said Argentina still in-|lions of European Jews. .
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discussion.
in ‘the
part
took
in New
Meanwhile,
als
S. Comay
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York
|
Time Magazine said that. Israel’
it
note
explainin
Argentina
to
was,
teers” in Argentina
ine
said,
“volu
Israeli
to
ae
voluntari
had
Eichmann:
that
in
sespecially
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for
touchy Argentina, whose peopl feel; that not only has thei dountry’e sovereignty been vi
lated
but
teeing
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them
that
like
Israel
BULLETIN
JERUSALEM, (AP)—Adolf
tried
by
crimés ‘Jewish
to
i
fools.
Israeli
Secto
Eichmann’
an Israel
will
court
b
for th
he committed against: th people, the legal advise
the
Israeli
declared
Foreign
Ministr
yesterday.
The Communist-controlled pz per said, the trial should no last too long, but would be “play back” to the world of mos
| horrific events tury and the
of the 20th ce
acquaint
inhuman
mankind
system
Nevertheless,
wit
of Naziis
the
paper
said
there is.no doubt that ‘Israel ha a moral right to sentence Fic
mann,
the
Nazi
“great technician
o
mass ‘mnurder.”
————
Munoz: ‘Suggests More Farm Aid To Latin America | MIAMI
(AP)—Gov.
Luis
cal
fioz Marin of Puerto Rico sugges ed-yesterday that the-United S
tes expand its agriciiltural ‘traiz
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said
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primitive
agriculture
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was bond
41-year-old
ordered
New
held
Monday
Yorke
under
following
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a
rest by the FBI-here} last week end on impersonation charge: Cited in a Manhattan. -.benc warrant with having Fepresente himself . as-a U.S.|. Treasu agent whild ‘cashing. a $25‘checl
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Residents: of ‘the Miramar séc- water during) peak-use\ bei, he tion in Santuree and of the high said. He estimated these hours areas of {Old San Juan are as from 6-8 am. and 5-7-p.m. threatened with water
shortages
if tt doesn’t rain soon, a spokes-
He
estimated
there
yesterday
that
was about a three-day sup-
man for'the Aqueduct and Sew- ply left at Cidra, or about: 22 er Auth6rity’ said yesterday. | million | gallons. Cidra | contribu| Manuel
del
Toro,
executive
tes
about
seyen,
million
gallons
assistant “of the AAA, said the daily to the overall metropolitan reservoir at Cidra, whose sup- area daily consumption of about ply of water has been: diminish. 58 million gations. ing
steadily in
weeks,
ayoid
must
the’
the
be
past
shortage
afeas.
|
‘He:
explained
several
replenished
to;
to,
these I
that
t
the) water
from Cidra ‘station is filtered at
.| Guaynabo |Reservoir *|des
much
iof
the
and) provi-
pressure
Del Toro said AAA is sidering| turning off: water about midnight to about 5 However, (he stressed were
no
definite
plans
to
confrom a.m. there
under-
take this af this time. He
need-
urgéd
metropolitan
area
to. avoid unnecessary éd to push water to high areas residents uses of water, such as sprinkling in the capital. area. Thus, while
of lawns, and washing of cars. the rest of the metropolitan’ area would feel’ no immediate) | There were 3,867 independent effects of a water shortage, re- telephone companies. operating sidents of high * places | would.) at the start of. 1958 in the United
MUSICAL, NOTES—Gov.. Luis Mufioz Marin makes a point in conver versation Maureen Forrester and violinis t Alexander
bers of the Festival Casals
Schneider
during
with singer : party for mem-
garden
Monday night. (STAR photo by. Gunter Hett).
Soviet Tourist Trade Active
These homes might be. without States.
t
ne
Despite Diplomatic Turmoil _MOSCOW
(AP)—Nikita
Khru- ;*-Early. this spring the Russian
shchev’s attaéks on President Eisenhower may have an adverse
éffect
2
--said
are full. Travel
there- had
lation
be
from
traced
-been
agencies
no
America
Intourist- said
it]:
with 15,000 last summer. * People here wonder where any
cancel-
that
could
to. political
troubles.
continue
to . find
, Americans
agency
expceted 25,000 American visitors trade: ‘this summer.in Moscow compared
on. Soviet tourist
| Hotels
“travel
such increase will find accommodations. Hotels have been booked solid and even important
' : themselves pleasantly treated!by visitors will ‘have trouble finding Russians
they: know. Again, that ‘Places. of their choice: or any could change if Khrushchev fPlace at all to stay. continues to sharpen his atfacks “Many travelers are beginning to a degree that Russians feel‘ to find that travel agency as-
they must follow suit. So far they
have not.
|
Surances of hotel accommodations pdon’t always hold. Fifteen American and French ‘travelers recent-
-
island Police Officer ls FBI Graduate Luis:E. Torres ond
lieutenant
Rico
Police
Colon, in
a
the
sec-
“Puerto
| Department, | gra-
ly. were stranded in a hotel lobby, faced with sleeping four to six in a room. It was already long after midnight and some had waited-for hours. Most tourists don’t stay long enough
to get
far off
the
beaten
from
the
Federal
Bu-
Le
track. They visit Moscow, the nearby monastery at | Zagorsk where priests still live and work, reau of Investigation’s National Academy at Washington, D. C. Leningrad and Kiev. recently. “< Some are touring now around the Black Sea, which is rather FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover announced that 59 law enforce- hot around this time of the year. ment officérs who comprised It ‘is a favorite resort of Russians. the 65th session of the Academy So far as it can be learned graduated at the ceremonies. This increased the total number there are no more restrictions in pre-summit “of FBI National Academy gra- on travel than days. There are always a good duates to 3,878. Many spots in the Soviet Union
duated
PR Culture Course Offered At Catholic U.
where
wise,
travelers,
are
not
official or other-
permitted.
Rico
and
and
The people
culture
of
conversational
course who
is
are
Spanish.
designed or
will
for
be
in
daily contact! with Puerto Ricans
Word of
the
received
last
week
here
of
Fan
Reed at his home in Ciudad Trujillo. Reed,
who
lived
. Viejo
and
Santurce
_ years,
was
a
brother
in Pueblo for
many’
of
Col.
George L. Reed, consultant for the P. R. Urban, Renewal: and Housing Corp. ee | e
chamber;
a traveling
the water
electric motor driven,
remodeling
of the; existing
screen
an
and
vertical
emergency
scfeen chamber, scréen;
pumping junit of ten
(10)
the
including
furnishing
and
million gallons
the
installation
installing
daily
of
an
capacity
to-
gether with control valves and connecting piping to an existing discharge header; the installing of a crane: runway, ins‘alling an existing crane thereon and equipping it with a trolley hoist; the construction of miscellaneous! improvements in the existing pumping station and other modifications thereto; the furnishing and} installing of jan electrical substation, switch-
gear and eral
switchboard
controls,
conduity wiring,
cable,
fixtures
and
other
accessories;, gen-
grading of the site and. other miscellaneous and appurtenant work. Copies of the plans and specifications may be examined without charge
of the Puerto of Buck,
Rigo Aquedyét
Seifert and
Rico and
and Sewer Authority,
Jost, Consulting
112”East'
19th
Jost, Consulting
Engineers,
Street,
Engeneers,
return of the plans and
Each
proposal’
company
is the time
to
Santurce,) Puerto
223
New York
Manuel
V.
3, New
York.
112
East 19th
Street,
a at the
office
Rico, or at the offices
Domenech
Street,
Copies
Hato
thereof
New York 3, New
specifications in good condition
for
to talk to
Proposal,
The
|
Manhattan Bank
Member Federal Deposit insurance Corp. | |
|
pay
acesiul
your friend at
Chase
must
be accompanied*by a certified check
authorized
to
do
business
to
the
in
Puerto
Rico
in amount equal’to five (5%) percent, of the proposal.
s
has been death
of
surety
ae
‘
on the
Rey,
may
be
within
York,
upon
Puerto Rico Aqueduct sum will be refunded
thirty (30)
days after
be obtained later than 48 hours prior to the openingof the ‘bids.
in New York. 4
P.M.
date on which bids are received or else the entire deposit will be forfeited. S Bids will be received only from persons. who have requested ‘the plans and specifications and made the required deposit therefor under their own names; These documents cannot
The
Puerto
screen
the
Institute will! give courses on the
customs
Rico: Aqueduct and Sewer Authority until 2:30
¥2th day of July, 1960 at the office of the Authority in §anturce, Puerto Rico, and will thén be publicly opened and read. I i . ‘ The work to be done includes the construction of an! intake structure of reinforced construction at the bank of the Guaynobo River, complete with bar screens, piping connectiéns and other accessories; the furnishing and installing of a. forty-eight (48) inch diameter reinforded concrete intake pipe between the intake’ structure and the | éxisting
upon
The “course will be directed |’ Illich.
sealed ibids for the construction of additions and improveWater |Works Pumping Station will be received in accord-
deposit of cash, postal money order or’ certified check payable to the and Sewer Authority in the amount of Fifty ($50.00) Dollars, which
will take part in an eight-week |’
D.
ance with the law by he Puerd
_ fert and
course at Catholic University’s Institute of Intefcultural Com“munications. this summer. Ivan
Notice is hereby given that to the existing Santa Rosa
obtained at the office of the Treasurer of the Puerto Rico \Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, Stop 26%, Fernandez Jun¢os Avenue, Santurce, Puerto Ricojor at the office of Buck, Sei-
PONCE—More than 200 teach-
Msgr.
ment
Puerto
ers, nuns, priests, and seminarians
by
ADDITIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS TO SANTA ROSA WATER WORKS PUMPING STATION
any
damage
or ‘lass
bidder . shall neglect Authority
reservés
the
Authority.
or refiise
or bid bond
satisfactory
;
from a to
the
reliable “ Authority
The certified checks will be retained
ori fhe
to enter
arid
liability
Bond
will
“into a contract
fae
accrue
in“case,
in accordance
4
right to consider bids for forty-five
(45)
the
with
his {
days after: their
receipt before awarding any contract and the right fs reserved to waive any informalities, and to reject any or all bids, The award willbe made to the responsible ‘bidder submitting the lowest acceptable bid; and the responsibility of the bidders will be determined by the 7 Authority. ; a
JUAN
‘ June
15,
1960
i
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:
LABADIE EURITE
Executive.
Director
—
. |
ee
SHE SAN SUAN STAR — Wedhestay, Jane 15, 1960
Cuban Sugar Sales To Reds Mart Seen As Depressing Prices Until 8 Month After Decree (#—The Wall Street yesterday that the
Cuban
sale
sugar
countries
prices. “Castro's
is
to
lowering
large
gain
prices,
when
sugar
Communist world
sales,
come
at
prices
sugar
at
a
bar-
moment
generally
go
up.”’ the financial paper said. It added sugar producers fear that
Cuba
will
eventually
from
the
International
Agreement.
which
was
to stabilize quotas.
prices
lf Cuba
withdraws,
mere
sugar,
withdraw
‘but
Sugar
established
and
establish :
she
her
can
sell
withdrawal
will start a war of prices.” The paper added Cuba produces sugar at low cost and can sell
SUGAR NEW
YORK
futures
No.
higher.
Sales
6
FUTURES (AP)—Domestic clesed unchanged
269
Lew 5.89
Clese 5.92-92
Sep 6.00 9.99 6.00 Werld sugar futures No. 4 closed one ewer to 1 higher.
s :
Jly
High 299
Lew 298
Clese 2.98
Sep Oct Jan Mar May
349 3.1 3.13 3.20 3m
3.07 3.11 3.13 2.3 060632
387 3.10B 3.12A 3.19B 3M
3.27
3.26
3.27B
Jly
Sep A Asked;
B-Bid.
3.33
cheaper
3.30
3.29B
than
the
majority
her rivals. It added: « “Now Cuba sells sugar world
a
market
pound,
lower
of
at some
Cuban
than
May.
Her
By
BLAKE
SULLIVAN
NEW
YORK
(AP)
—
the
contract
fect
now. about
the
The
cents
stock
have London
Times
little
market
said
COFFEE NEW
had
YORK
up
yesterday.
FUTURES (AP)—Coffee spot Santos
futures
clesed
9
to
20
Sty Sep Dee
5S 4.01 33.6
Lew 3.90 3.95 4.
Mar
34.40
4.3
high-
‘Press
closed
.70
sites
Union
where
compared
Electronics,
bowling some of
the
U.S.
against
many
products
day. Stanley
44.8 “0 22.78
44.61N #£44451N 42.75
42.80
42.35
32.30N
General
ger Co., Brooklyn,
to Rico you American
product
at
production
costs.
Brumberger
Rican
branch
opened
plant
la. | Pilerte
two
months
ago and already is doubling floor
space to 23,000 square Caguas, Natke said.) |
feet
in
RICE QUOTATIONS NEW YORK (AP)—Tracers Monday gave the following quotations|for rice, exdock, New York, in cents per pound: Extra fancy Zenith 9.75. | Extra fancy Rexordé 12.50.; Fancy secend heads short grain 6.50.
"BOTANY 500 CLOTHING of
the
ingredients
c
500
clothing
are
ond
purchas-
planned
ed with YOU
with
1
o
Have
confidence
oppeorance. « Have
in
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confidence
4 | ‘BOTANY’
your
500
tailored
56%
H%
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Bendix
Av
6614
+%
Steel
47%
—%
24% 33% 48
+% —% 1%
Cities
Sv
40%
—
Coea Cola
59%
+h
/{US
Con
Edis
64%
+%
Cont
Zell
44%
US
Crn
Oil
Curt
Wr
18%
Doug
46%
other TOP volues. . . MATHAWAY
DRESS
SHIRTS Cravots
imported
from
ITALY... Jewelry
imported
ENGLAND 203
San
about KELVINATOR’S
HEAVY-DUTY WASHING...
So Gentle It Won't
Tear A Paper Napkin! SEE
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Air
293%
91% 214
=% —-2%
East East
Air Ko
27 132%
-h “4+1%
Gen Gen
Dynam Elec
44% 94%,
+1% —%
Gen
Motors
44%
Unch
31% 63% 15
+% iy " +%
Goodrich
683%
+3
Goodyear Grace: & Co
41% 39%
+ Unch
2856
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Tel: 2-4717
St.
OR AT ANY
KELVINATOR DEALER
THROUGHOUT THE ‘ ISLAND.
,
+1
Int Harv
45%
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Int
54%
-%
107%, 45%
+1% - %&
P.
Ligg & My Lockh Air
80% 20%
—% i
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25%,
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36%
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32
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481%
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Pan
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19
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Pa RR Pepsi Cola Pfizer
14% 46 34
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—% —% -M%
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164%
=
19%
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~ Ask
22%
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Industries Supermarkets
20°
28
11%
7 144%
14%
46
first
Institute
training
sibility
in
for
is scheduled
1-30
at
the
tercontinental The
Jeader-
public
respon-
to
be
San
held
Juan
In-
Hotel.
project,
which
is
being
sponsored by the Encampment for Citizenship, was- made pos sible
the
by
a
Fund
The
$20,000
for
grant
Adult
from
Education.
Fund, an independent established by
orthe
Foundation
re-
Zip ‘cently launched a nation-wide ‘program of activities to help = % 4% | ‘increase and, improve educafion
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Phelps D Pure Oil
.
3,430,000
45% 42%) 14%
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Nat Dairy Nat Dis Nat Gyps Nat Lead NY Cent
Air
[Irregular —
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62 68
Elev
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2% 172% ,
Nat Bis Nat Cash
Ohio Oi
—-% °-2%
| 108%
Aguirre
The
-h
Av
+%
Offered To Citizens
“52%
Airl
“1s
13%
Leadership Training July
Am
335%
R. Telephone
—%
Nwst
+1.
Manhattan ; —58-
Maule Pueblo
16
+h% +13%4
Uneh
56%
jardo East. Sugar 19% Fajardo East. Sug. pf. 27% First Natl, City Bank 16%
Kennecott
—i
—%
9% 117%
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Central
ship
| |
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Olin Mathi
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& GERMANY
San Juan Carte Blanche Honored
from
|
Unit Aire
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Minn Mg Mfg
~
,
—%
41% 45% s%
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38
42°
\| Texaco
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69%
48%
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Celanese Cer de Pas Chrysler
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~
41%
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25%.
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Stl Met
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68% 33% 32%
MGM Mp] Hon
ese
52%
Tob
-| Martin Merck
Iw. by DAROFF.
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Armco Steel Armour . Ati Refin
Lorillard
in
1] Repub
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Libby Owens KS
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in mind...
| Quotations )
8%
Air
up 4 3.
- U.S: government bounds Clos-.
Tel Tel
Pac
rise, while -
ed mixed in light turnover, while the corporate market firmed in light trading. —
Am
Int Paper Int Tel & Tel
Deep eve
machines,
=
Int Bus M
exctus
vending
adding 9%
recent
Barnes Engineering was and ‘Mead-Johnson. ahead
Reyn,Tob +h Roy Dutch -1% StReg Pap —% \jSears Roeb mM Shell Oi +1% Tran
Gulf
KELVI Sarr
for
‘BOTANY’
otic
3,180,000
32% 60% 19% 38 59%
Cdn
said, ‘in Puer-
costs lower or equal te those in the Far East.” Natke added that high productivity in Puerto Rico is further whittling down produc-
with
to ifs most
Alumin Ltd Amerada Pet Am Airlines Am Can Am Cyan
Boeing
Man-
still get a superior
Chal
Beth
ager of the 56-year-old Brumber-
Clese
“44.65 425 4220
Natke,
again was a-feature,
and boating produced the day’s most specta-
Am Smelt
can
34.40N
}
Allied Chem
American
industry
.97 at $654.
Market Allis
Puerto Rico is last remaining
within
ces showed: a generally “higher tone | on turnover ‘of 1,360.000 shares compared with 1,240,000. Monday: Fairchild Camera once
average of 30 .
oe
American Stock. Exchange pri-.
‘Monday.
60-
Clese 36.95N 36.01N 3%.06N
tion
Alt
res
lower
now produced in Hong Kong and Japan, a leading U.S. manufacturer of photographic equipment and toys declared here yester-
May 3.80 33.80 33.85N “M”’ futures closed unchanged 14 higher. Sales 36 contracts. ‘Lew
plants
compete
higher.
contracts.
Jly Sep Dee
Associated, average
NEW YORK— now one of the
35.75A.
117
mostly
rails, oils, | airlines
With Far East, Says U. 5. Manufacturer
to
No. 4 ex-dock closed at 37,5A. Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons 38 at 36.50-36.75A_and 5S 35.50 Sales
were
cular’ -performers.
consecutive
Standard and Poor’s “500-stock
P. R. Can Compete
ef-
There’s much _ skepticism the rumors, the London
Financial
chemicals
Aircrafts,
nine
average was off .08 at $57.91. Volume rose to 3,430,000 sha-
j at $224.10, the first loss in this |”
China
on
a few!
©
lance.
Meanwhile, rumors of a_large purchase of Cuban sugar-by Com-
munist
showing of
after
The Dow Jones conindustrials was| off des- | 88. .
and tobaccos were Jower on ba-
part
5%
issues.
er.
price’ for
some
good
selected
and
cents
last
pite the
average gains.
The
Steels, motors, electronics and utilities declined. Rubber shares
somewhat
the
is
of
in
three
port,
during
sales to U. S. per pound.”
“B”
contracts. High 5.5
Jly
sugar to 3
it
ee
Continues Irregular |
trend of the stock market tinued irregular yesterday
NEW YORK Journal said
ee
|‘ganization : ‘Ford
‘opportunities
leaders
in
in
1951,
for
the
emerging
25
to
35
age
Encampment
for
Citizen-
| group.
The
ship is a non-profit project oa
inaugurated Ethical
educational by the Union in
10 Radios Stolen At Firestone’s Store Police said burglars broke into a Firestone’ store opposite Pier Six on Fernandez. Juncos Ave. early yesterday and stole 70 small radios valued at $1,350." The thieves broke through a door_
said.
to
.gain
entrance, ” ‘police
:
el | “THE ban
JUAN STAR —- Wednestay, Sune 15, 1960 ry
uiet But GenerallyProsperous Summer Is Forecastt By Wall Streeters
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SAM
ree
Business
News
ae
Anatyst
The rer added
NEW ¥ORK (AP) — Summer is starting early for a number of ‘industries—to some and to the : others. ‘
But ;
and
business
fident
executives
minds
The
ing
resort
for
industry
its
that is public
biggest
look
year.
And
for the systems
who
service
the family ear. Most _suppliers of |-recreation equipment are also, convinced that the outdoor season is ng early, But on the more sober side Miss Jacqueline Wirshing has | is i ae “Gest son fadeliry ‘declining output been appoitited assistant to the] in , the disse Socks in k the home vice president in charge of pub- aaematiog
‘At Banco Credito
ceno.
She | will
promote
the
bank’s relations with the women of Puerto Rico. Miss Wirshing is the daughter of prominent Ponce industria-
list Juan Alberto Wirshing and Mrs. Irma ‘Muiiz -Wirshing. Miss
Wirshing,
who
completed
“university
i
many
be
Purchasing
big a stock they need.
For
one
shortages
lie
is
also good news transportation
and for’ all those
lic ‘felation’ and new business at Banco Crédito y Ahorro Pon-
lies.
con-
months
to
the
new
agents
of
the
have
days
threatened
Period
of
what
is
|
This -has led
to
layoffs, although
in
with
1959
(the
will be
has
like
ning
so
Led some
falforyl
far
the! big~
May-June
quarter
sales
ahead
have
been
run-
last
year,
with
of
a real Spring pickup noted. But ~
even
so
more dispiriting, since the April-
short-
and
last iyear was
large
was
auto
shipment
to
production
dealers
a period of big steel sales while | first. part of the year
plies can be got quickly when needed. For another, electroni¢ machines’ can keep more ac: tab.on
ders dropped:
Comparisons With 1959
Comparisons
ages seem to be over. New sup:
curate
‘watching
tt
year, is reported: resigned to & gest decline in employment hag downturn in earnings for the been in the. steel industry itcurrent. qua ter. | | | selé..
various -materials.
thing, and
steel | industry,
its output slide from the records set im the fitst weeks of the
been revising their ideas of how
but: general-
four
is likely
this
ttitude toward inventories seen a many manufacturing compa-
who
is still
that a quiet
ly | prosperous
Ponce Belle Gets New PR Position
umméf
of of
the riajority!| lof economists
speak their
_ Miss Jatqueline Wirshing
e dismay satisfaction
complication
‘st
customers
stocked
well
advertised
steel
strike.
up:
coming
for. the
of
in
the
that total dealers’ stocks still remain high;
er than usual for-this the’ year. >
the
needed
Manufacturing firms in gen: and when it will be needed than eral have been reporting new in the old days of inventory orders lagging behind ‘sales. In taking: Stock shelves tend to April for the fifth | straight be skimpier these days. _|month the total of unfilled or:
time
of
So further production adjust, ments may have to be made bes fore the plants shutdown for model changeovers in the late Summer and early Fall. |
wo
vindustry, and the lagarrival of | ‘orders in
manuf
ing
front
of-
their
out-
Steel Output Steelmen
have
seen
put slide in 11 of the last 12 weeks. The industry is now producing at about two-thirds
of capacity. And. been coming at'a
orders have slow enough
‘courses in Switzer- rate to seem to offer little hope also “studied Public fela- of any pickup soon. And just and professional model- ahead ds the usual summer ing in the “United States. She slo when many of steel’s will -be :introduced: to-the press close down shop for later this week ‘at a reception. vacations of from one to three dand, tions
Hiked Soft Drink Prices Are Being Investigated The zation.
P.
R.
Economic
Administration
Stabili-
will
meet
erease. the
Studies
agency,
he
carried added,
soon with retail sellers of bottled soft drinks in an effort to deter-
during 'the last few
mine
a nd, -
if a recent
increase
in
the
Price of soft drinks is justified. The current average retail price
of a bottle of soft drink is eight cents, compared with the six cent
price that was charged previously , ESA
said.
The Stabilization Administration met last week with representatives of bottling firms on the island.
$12
million
worth
by
years
about
of soft
drinks
sold annually in the iis-
Jose
A.
the
Bottlers
to
Rico
costs
out
show. that
Ortiz,
cited
have
representing
Association
Mechanical hands ido the
of Puer-
figures
showing
increased.
It is reported also “that about 10 per cent of the bottling com-
Panies
have
maintained
a
job
protests
against
the
of ‘96 cents per case of 24 bottles, while the majority of them incre-
agency
Plans
has
a
Creative
to utilize the
agency’s experience and manpower to “best advantage,” the ageney announced. The committee consists of Carlos Gonzalez, chairman; José A. Acevedo, director of the co-
py
department;
Luis
Canizares,
art director, and José M, Hi-. Suera, director of radio and television. The
agemcy’s
account
exec-
utives
will: also
participate.
The
committee | will
be
responsible
for planning ‘of advertising and the solution of sales promotion.
Problems,
|
4)
‘trucks, buffers, spreaders and rail cranes, Alcoa treats your ;
~T
advertising
formed
Committee
| Alcoa uses the most modern “pechanidal hands” to send your shipments on their way carefully and quickly. | With pallets, cargo containers, fork lift ‘trucks, straddle, ‘cargoes with a minimum
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in-
~ Ad Agency Forms Planning Committee
ee Years ago, shipments had to be
got dropped and damaged. But today, thanks to modera 1
price
Juan T. Pefiagaricano, adminis- ased it by 32 cents. However, retrator of the agency,_told the bot- tails have increased the Price to tlers the administration had. re- the consumer for all brands.
ceived
better.
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| HOSTESS. AND GUESTS OF HONOR—At. a luncheon last week in the San Geronime ‘| Room of the Hotel Caribe Hilton, Miss Luz Vilarifio, president of the San Juan Chap|ter of
NEWLY WEDS—
is the former Miss Carmina Fernandez Cruz, shown at their wedding r eception, ‘will make their home in Wash-
ingto D. C. (STAR. Photo by Julio Tobar). By NORY
the Altrusas ; left; hortored
SEGARRA
She “wore a short tulle veil at-
Santurce YWCA: Goal ‘At $30,000
Throughout thi month of to a Juliet cap of white Miss Carmina \Fernandez Cruz June, the. YWC obse and Donald Eugene Young were orange; blossoms an pink seed, ing its 15th anniversary and pearls:;She also wore a pearl married Wednesday ‘Morning at! , concentrated -ef{and diamond cross given to her is making | by ‘the Caparra.
The
‘Félix
Rios
fered
the
—Broom,
earrings.
Rt.
officiated
nd
communigy. to. {
and
Her
ink ne
cartied
and roses
‘carnations, an
fort
diamond
_pridal- bouquet
pj Was. Of white orchids
-
couple.
and
she
antique* rosary
of
pearls that belongs to her. sister, ‘Mrs. Gladys Fernandez de Fersang, accompanied at ‘the organ nandez. by her teacher, Portuguese s0The groom’s father was best prano Maria Justina de Aldrey. The bride is the daughter of man at the ceremony and the Mr. |and Mrs. Marcelino Fer- brtde’s mother was matren of nandez, of Caparra. She studied honor. She was dressed in blue at the University of Puerto Rico chiffon. Young José Luis Mar-
Soprano
Herminia} Navarro:
and in tinez were the Universi:
and ‘has a doctors’s
matHematies from ty of Michigan.
The
groom
degree
the
is the son of How-
ard P. Young, from Newton, Mass. and Mrs, Mabel L. Bayer,
of
Malden,
attended
‘a B.A.
Mass. the
where
he
Both
Boston
has
bride
He
has
University,
also
graduate’ courses The
parents.
wedding.
from
taken
pest
in economics,
was
given
in‘ mar-
riage by her father. She chose for her wedding a simple and elegant princess-style gown of white peau de soie with ‘apPlications of Alencon lace reembroidered
and
a
with
chapel
, Signed
by
seed
length
the
pearls
train,
Matienzo
de-
ae
Miss
Samily
bride’s young Miss Mayer in pink lace and wedding rings giant! rose.
Following ny,
a
the
to
ceremo-
reception
was
Geronimo
Hilton
a
Room
Hotel.
Pink
gladioli and Easter lilies were used in the decoration of the room where 150 guests toasted the bridal couple. A brunch and the traditional cake, made by the bride’s sister.
The
their Puerto
mi
newlyweds
will
honeymoon Rico,
and will make
Washington,
spend.
traveling
Bermuda,
June
15
—
A’
Wummer,
and
in Mia-
their home
D.C.
flute,
in
and
Nicanor
tea ini the. El Merro_ Officers’ Zabaleta, harp; the Mozart
Club in
honor of
ladies whe will various United
tries Ball,
taliqa the
|
at the from
Pérez
the young
represent the Nations coun-
forthcoming
3 te
6 pm.
de
Stigers
UNO
Mrs.
Na-
will
Con-: certo fer Violin, with Alexander Schneider,
violin,
Don
Pa-
blo Casais conducting the Festival Orchestra, ‘and the Haydn
Symphony:
No.
be with ‘Schneider
hostess.
and
95
in
pores ma to
C.
Minor,
conducting,
WEDNESDAY, June 15-LFes-
raise’ sufficii
funds
"$30,000."
‘The
for
club
is also Vatiieg ‘toward. thie’ ap-
‘position. which
centrally ‘located
facilities 905
at
Santurce, At
than their
present
the
present * site Ave.
Leon
de
Ponce
with’ more
and
\
“y"
house
in
assume. | value is the “Y” Teen Club is ceniptiskd cf Yeo teccmecene |_just a.willingness te help others. ween the ages of 12 to 17. There ‘Volunteer members work with the afe 13 clubs in public and private professionally trained. executive schools. Each ‘club has approxdirector. and the program director. imately 25 members whose two
t ee
accomodate
18 persons—
two transients. The is from $4.40 to $7
with
kitchen
—
16 res-
se
aone . is
there
of
Puerto
Rico
sist of the Vivaldi Concei D Minor, Mozart Co
Tiger
Flute
John
and
Harp,
i
featuring Ged
ny
aie
| ||
\Of Many Clubs
emai
1863 Loiza St. | |Santuree Tel. 3-2111
representatives
meet
each
month
with an interclub council to coordi-
' are-many clubs.
to. a nate all, activities. Mrs. Emma Philippi is to. those | with itident of the organization, For i
be
more
Garden,
Rosita Alfaro, executive
Fellowship’ Hostess
and ||
Clubs.' Of particular
d
Mrs. Demetrio Lausell is irman af this year’s campaign ittee.
‘
Member-
effective
wives,’
employes |and citizens. |
This year a program of work- jj)
shops for volunteer, leaders has been started. Each leader receives 4
orientation
in thie
particular
{ST ANNIVERSARY SALE
Gifts for |
FATHER
it
French Ties _ French Cologne _ Imported Items Give Dad. something alittle Mifferent
Father’s Dey from |
for
te thank our customers for- their enthusiastic support
GREATER a
THAN
EVER BEFORE
he| were $29.95 NOW
$18.95
BRITISH BREVITES were $20.95 Now
11.95
URBANITES
ak were $20.95 NOW
11.95
Lecien’ ‘ainasl> abe were $14.95 NOW
8.95 8.95 6.95 4,95
JACK SCHAEFER
MILANOS
-=a
De SILVA -- __ -.
WEDGE
were $15.95 NOW
-_ __ -_ __ were $11.95 NOW
were $ 8.95 NOW
Italian Sandals __
Beautifal selection
We
| | |
| |
pres- | Mrs. director, |
ship is $4. The YWCA is an ihformal school where women of all ages and. circumstances may learn the skills; |' attitudes and understadings to help |
mothers,
|
of | interest
-__ were $14.95 NOW
7.00
and __- ___ were $ 9.95 NOW
4.90
of HANDBAGS
Theater
at 8:30 p.m. Program will, eon
sd
is the. - World the
tival Casals concert at the ‘University
will
special 2 group or special © interests.
can. Club,
idents and weekly, cost
she
(Previous €xperience is not essential
propriation ofa new building, more iach
them
wedding
champagne Caribe
pages. The was attired carried the
attached
held at the San of the
Mayer
On The Calendar This Week WEDNESDAY,
‘most distinguished ladies,
three of: the island’s
Miss Beatriz Lasalle, Mrs Jane’ Nicole de Mariani, Mrs. Ana G. de Méndez, second left to right. Miss. Lassallle has been cited for her ou tstanding civic work; Mrs. Mariani for her work with with the Puerto: Rico. Eye Bank, and Mrs. Méndez ‘for her work in Mr. and Mrs. DonaldE. Young, the bride the field of edun tion, parGegarly with the at er (Pheto by Betty Knorr).
also carry BALLY
shoes from
Switzerland, for men.
‘ i
THE
SAN
JUAN
STAR
—
Wednesday, .June
UNO
15, 1960
Tea | Toast me
Birthday |
IToday At El Morro
A tea will be given at El Morro Officer’s Club today, honoring the young ladies
who will carry various
United
the flags of
countries
Nations
in
the
dance, June
21. The tea, from 3-6 p.m., wil be} given by Mrs. Natalia Perez de Stigers,
TETE
A
who
with
bers
of
Fortaleza
Alexander
TETE— her
the
Dona
husband,
the
Festival
Monday
Inés
Mendoza Governor,
Casals
night,
Schneider.
de
at
jokes
(STAR
a
Muiioz
entertained
dinner
with
a
photo
Marin,
dinner
by
mem-
party
at
La
companion,
Gunter
Hett).
Felisa
Mayor
of
Rincon
San
Juan,
de
firms
and
of City Thursday. At
the
will
Hall
5
entertain
p.m.
select
10
party,
finalists
six
judges
for
Queen
The judges are: Enrique Arzua, Gonzalez Padin department stores: Mrs. Carmen Reyes Padro de
Women’s
Editor
Mariano
of
Arroyo
EL
Suarez,
TO TAKE OFFICE — Mrs. Lillian Torres Braschi de Canals,
Public Relations Director IMPARCIAL: Dota Felisa
President-elect
de Gautier, Mayor of San Juan; Gaspar Pumarejo, TV producer and Mrs. Betty Knorr, Women's
of
the
Women’s
Civic Club of Puerto Rico, will take office at a meeting to be held on Tuesday, June 21, at the Isla Verde Room of the San Juan Intercontinental Hotel. The meeting, presided over by Mrs. Violeta Biascoechea de Rodriguez, outgoing president will start at 2:30 p.m.
LADIES FREE
of EL Rincon
STAR.
Beta
Phi
chapter
of
San
Thursday St.,
of
Juan
at
Beta
Beta at
Sigma
meet
this
the
home
at 313 Ti-
Santurce. chapter
Beta
Sigma
Phi met last night at 8 p.m. at the home of Miss Arcely Rivera, 313 Tizol St., Santurce.
‘Gmandante PRIDE
at
Miss United Sofia Lanza.
daughters
at the
Nations A new
of
mem-
of
the
Puerto
Rican
chap-
of the United Nations. Among the flag-bearing
Miss
are
Sein, Queen Puerto Rico;
of the Casino of Miss Lynn Alva-
City, and
Miss
Queen
Salazar,
RECEPTION
Reginald
Hall
in his residence
—
held
a
to honor
Her
Britanic
reception
the birthday
Majesty's
Saturday
of: Queen
night
Eliza-
beth II. Present were hundreds of prominent aaavaaieree members of the diplomatic corps, the military and the
island’s British colony. Above, standing are French Consul Roger Dalechamp and’ Mr. Hall, while seated are
Priscilla
rez, Miss All-American Maribel
BIRTHDAY Consul
am-
bassadresses
Mrs.
Naval
Dalechamp
and Mrs.
Bradlee
Tukey,
wife
of a U.S.
officer.
of
Colleges. Other
standard-bearers
current
will re-
feminine
politi-
cal figures such as Grace, Kelly, Perle Mesta,- Princess Margaret,
Queen re
Frederika
Booth Dance
are:
of Greece,
Luce, and committee
Mrs,
Stigers,
Cla-
others. members
president,
and
|
Mrs. Julita Blondet de Piza, president of the Puerto Rico Chap-
ter of the of
the
American
United
Asséciation
. Nations;
The reception committee includes Mrs. Angelina Silva de Besosa, Mrs. Carmen San Juan, Mrs. Carmen Agudo arid Mrs.
lyn ta
Mrs.
Rosario
Jaqueline
of
Borgos,
Guillermety, Perez
Miss
Vda
Tita
Mrs. de
Caratini, Mrs.
Alvarez.
Justicia,
mittee les, Miss
Aurea
are
of the
Miss
Eve-
CarmenciMrs. Isabel
P. de Blanco and Miss Ann Lynn are on the tions committee, Members
@
of
held
the
Mrs.
Rivera **
will preside be
and
posed
will
8 p.m.
- the
Margarita Blondet de Quintero. The ticket committee is com-
Meeting Thursday
zol
‘eat
RICO'S
of the
of Miss Arcely
Every EDR ESDAY
PUERTO
Editor
dance
present cocktail
MUNDO:
to
this
of the San Juan Bautista Carnival. The Queen will be chosen the night of June 24.
Salas,
1959,
the
ter
organizations
at
ed Nations
bers
at a cocktail party on the terraces |
dance,
press, radio and television. |. Miss Annie Catala, Miss Unit-
ses
: | the carnival ambassadresses of the different
the
Miss United Nations 1961 will be chosén from the ambassaires-
Gautier,
will
of
Ambassadresses,
Flamboyan Club June 21,'in the
Mayor's Party Dona
president
the
ijabsence of 1960, Miss
‘Jury To Pick— 10 Finalists At
[Civica President
for
Carmen decora-
publicity
Crudita
com-
Mora-
Miss Blanquita Rodriguez, Helen Martinez and Mrs.
Vidal
de
Yanez.
OLD
FRIENDS—
right, City, Hall, resa
she is the former Miss Marjorie Fletcher an old friend of the host’s daughter, Miss seated left, came to the party with Miss Alducin Fletcher, standing left. (STAR
Betty
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Juan
E.
Serrallés
II,
of Mexico Elizabeth Maria Tepayee by
Knorr).
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STAR — * Wednesday, Sune 16, 1966
;Ann Landers Says.
gphppebbbnnbbnbpeeenbon
‘What The. Stars
Sf
THE
:
gestion Is A Goss Insult
is your day..and “night io avail
coe
chip-on-the-shoulder
leeks
and. to realize that others have
tensions
and - pressures,
as
well
as yourself. The morning aga
tae
eee
aa
tir
ing, but the P.M. and through the night find it unwise to be contentious
and:
any
or
risks
description.”
to
avoid
chances.
taking
:
of
any
ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Ir you allow a secret worry to disturb.
you
you
find.
in
‘other
itively
beyond
that
proportion,
errors
directions.
and ~get
are
made
Think
pos-
important
work
done properly. By |P.M. you will have the
right
solution. te. your
problems.
TAURUS
(April 20 to May 20)
Try not to depend, upon vally helpful individuals
unnustoday,
since they are fraught with worries
and
problems
of
their
own.
In fact, you would do well to be helpful instead of criticize. Give moral support they deserve. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Morning is best spent straightening
out
After
lunch,
all
financial
don’t
try
affairs.
career.
WORK.
P.M.
retire
ear-
ly. MOON CHILDREN . (June 22 to July 21)- While ‘it is-fine to look into ‘new outlets, make bet-
ter; contacts,
friends,.
be
sure
today you: first get all important
work to
done. And
postpone
if. you.
your
morrow, do ters, study.
jaunt:
until
to-
ideas.
P.M.
I
Sev-. they should leave
letter ap-
where
this space asking|
thought
new: hori blue
a
about
baby
eyes
when
pick
the baby her
up
else- hide a baby. by putting a slip-cover hep to be trepared to answer so:
after the}over it, as if it were
well
face
the
shame
and
get]
had|# over with. What do you say?}
both
a worn
out
Visit. My husband says we might|sofa, The news of the early edition|
aj2s
who
and
the
—CONFUSED DEAR CONFUSED:
parents had very dark brown
You
is going to get out sooner
Since your
or later.
daughter has
an-
pointed
questions.
- et fer handle all inqhiries
her
own
wa
olla
nounced that she would like to| become involved can’t!come: home with the baby, -telllor apologies.
in
eyes.
|
I stigpested that the reader write
ALL newborn babies have eyes that appear |to be blue. I did not-mean to imply that if the
baby’s
eyes
didn’t
was
amiss.
turn
brown
Many
readers apparently got this im| pression, however, and the results
have been devastating.
| ‘T’ve
received
an
avalanche
of
letters from blue- -eyed, brown-eyed,
green-eyed and grey-eyed readers —all wild-eyed. They have informed me in singularly-emphatic_tones
that their eyes are not the color of either parent but nothing is fishy in their family. I wish to make it clear ,that although the odds are against two brown-eyed
people
producing
a
blue-eyed baby, it CAN and DOES happen
in the very best of families. ‘
*
DEAR
ANN
¢
&¢
LANDERS:
Two
years ago I met an interesting man
who is now 52 and has never married. He lives with his parents who
are
in
and
I'am
their
70’s.
I have three children, all grown, divorced.
will not invite me so we |have parents are
His
mother
to their home
never met. Both his dead-set against him
marrying
me.
push me
into a marriage ‘with a
32-year-old
They
are
family
trying
friend
Then
the
evening
is fine for getting more understanding from loved one. Be kind instead of antagonistic.
they
die.
‘We
and I know
}-
to
whom
very
good
are
deeply
in
I could make
wife.
He
says
love
him a
if I loved
him I’d be willing to wait. What VIRGO (Aug. 22 to, Sept. 22). is your advice? — DIM VIEW You certainly can come to a bet- | DEAR DIM: This man has been ter
understanding
and
being
cooperative.
more
associa-
of age for 31 years. His suggestion
do so by
that you wait around for his parents
with
tes in A.M.
should
Be
sure
to die is a gross insult, not a proposal. A man 52 who lacks the maturity and independence to tell his parents
you do not argue with anyone the remainder of the day when aspects are not so favorable, LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)
he
While
choice
you
are
anxious
to
get
business affairs handled quickly and efficiently today, others are
either troubled mood.
So
“favorable to
day.
improve SCORPIO
Morning ing not
Take
a
more
treatments to Nov.
21)
is just fine for improv-
shop. to
await
health. (Oct. 23
appearance
- ber.
or in the wrong
better
at beauty
However,
get
into
any
or bar-
be
careful
altercation
later in the day when just about everything that is said or done can be misunderstood. SAGITARIUS
(Nov.
22.
.to
Dec. 21) Be very sure you are loyal. and kind with ‘close ‘ties or they will resent. that sometime. overly-independent attitude of yours: Take it easy tonight and:
remain
at
home,
CAPRICORN.
(Dee.
quietly
re-
laxing or being of help to ties. 22
to
Jan.
20). Morning is ideal for shopping, making calls, ete. After lunch, and through the evening, care must be taken when out
driving
or in conversation
others, or countered.
This
‘met and
the
woman
is going
of
his
to marry
her,
sounds like second-rate husband material. ‘DEAR| ANN LANDERS: Our daughter lives
out of the
city.
From east of the sun... * ‘west of the moon
She
is a nice, quiet girl, but something went wrong and she had a baby girl two months after the wedding.
No one in this city knows the
baby] is only
a-few
where each tomorrow dawns...
yet as
weeks
old.
I had 4 letter from her yesterday saying ‘that her husband has been city
which
is 2,000: miles away.-She to come home for a few
transferred
wants weeks
to
a
new
béfore
they
they’ll
probably be unable to come
home
move
out
west,
as
for at least.three. years. She
plans to bring the baby
along.;
: T' dtéad having to face and ex-|
Plain the sudden
addition
family.
husband I think
speed
I told my ‘and at
results
any
would
time
instead. Improve
with|20)
cost
mean
to the that
the
your
re-
the new color creation
RK tubo
such. haste for some come. Practice economy
to
PISCES
Any
trouble ‘wi be -en-| fellow Rest this evening. | would
Watch TV. AQUARIUS 19)
has
health.
(Feb.
forceful
20
to
March
methods with
)
workers or ‘friends. now result rather badly for
Lipsticks... Cream and Frosted Nail Enamels to match.
you. Stick to work that must be] ~ | Futurama’ Lipstick case (Jan 21 to Feb.|done, get clothing fixed, ete., by Van Cleef and Arpels.
is one
of those
days
you are so anxious either to spend or acquire with such
instead.x Await -a--better day to be dynamic.
Enjoy
quiet
“soctaly
-secteRREIE al
pleasure. fe
ghee |
ORAS
Py
|
| |
A |
.
.
A many-splendoured coral...pink with pleasure What a volcano of fashion color! It’s a Full ripe
’ Ps til With wf wort ot diference! Hl
mee
‘im
ons
to me in-about six weeks because
something
ad
to exp!
write let- phe has, dated (platonically) for 12 years. LEO (July 22 to’ Aug. 21) 'Be I think it’s time we got married certain you give advisors full or called it quits. He says his information regarding your af- folks will never accept me and fairs before you ask for their has suggested that we wait until valuable
so.
have.
ago
in
nae!
to force
any issues, but keep busily oc: cupied getting credit higher, planning for a more successful
HS
Om
ss
having; : a.
| I>
psc oats Aa aN
4
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, June 15, 1960
12
‘Plenty
New Details Fill Out U-2 Flight’s Fantastic Story By
CHARLES
STAR
BAILEY
Washington
cretary
Bureau
WASHINGTON—Despite tight e€ensorship and official silence, a
Much the
more
detailed
ill-fated
Russia ther.
U-2
can
flight
he
of over
pieced
toge-
from sources lability can
ether
facts
these
details
that
eapture
obtained
the
(Tribune)
of unquestioned rebe combined with
available of
to
the
ended of
by
Register
pilot
1
The
United
moment
the
G.
the
hitherto
cism ast
here of
to
the
skill.
published contrary,
was
in
no
bo-
tine “Milk rum.” Although Central Intelligence Agency
the had
knew
Analysis
{high altitude by a Soviet rocket—
as Premier Khrushchev
Revealed
that
the
U-2,
etrating
far
inside
after
the
by
overflight
Powers.
Powers,
again
contrary
cide
to
avoid
capture.
Powers
was not considered a “black ope-|Yator,” or true espionage agent;
was
primarily job
was
a_
technician,
to fly
a prearran-
ged course at an altitude so high he could not see the ground beto push
specified
camera
switches
reason
for its
inclusion
factor: to provide
as others
on
be
used
extreme
to
end
suffering
situation.
in
an
.
began
low the pilotto blow up the arr. craft after he left it. It is of course, not known why this was
to
lose
altitude
steadily.
dinarily
flew,
could
easily
reach
Kh.
Then, Powers’
the
suddenly, plane
the
image
disappeared
from
screen.
This
information,
of
eoupled
with
heavily-censored testimony by Se-
"FRANCIS a
-..no
been
‘black
operator’
flying U-2 missions
three
years,
missions
involving aflight across Russia—were
the need
important
fer specific highly
information—so
sen-
done.
Spectacular Trial Expected It is thought that Khrushchev
for over
monplace. . The great bulk of U-2 flights were these peripheral missions. Only
not
like this— completely never com-
Major-General
will go ahead with the of a spectacular trial.
might But
be given a
staging Powers
to
Southern
it is thought
quite
sentence
and
send
Powers
and
proper
for
t
there
tle Joe, much of it harsh. ways
had
a martial
Stars and
itch
was
considerable.
criticism
It worried him’ not at all.
and
he
proceeded
to
be as
of
Lit-
for
the
He had al-
active
Stripes as he had been for the Stars and Bars. Joe’s Blue Coat Legend has it that one of the officers in Littfe Joe’s Confedersaid, when
he saw his old leaders
in the blue uniform,
I hope I die and go to hell ahead of you because I want to be
there
to
see
Beauregard
strip
that
damned
blue
coat
off
;
back.” Be
that
as
it may,
Jufie of 1898 his cavalry pedition. there was
Joe
Wheeler
unit was
wore
it well.and
were
mixing
and
gallantly.
a part of Shafter’s
They landed at Daiquiri. The plenty of rum, limes and sugar.
water In no’
consuming)
the
your In
Santiago
was time
Ex-
bad. But at all, the
ingredients
quite
vigorously. They did not drink it daintily, in cocktail glasses. but swigged it as pirates did grog. The command was very active and Wheeler came near getting a reprimand for overaggressiveyess in the siege of Santiago. This was an old fault of his. His men used to say, with admiration and regret, that about the only word Little Joe could say real loud was “charge.” : The daiquiri cocktail came back from the town of Daiquiri to become, in our time, a deceitfully mild tipple for summer drinkers,
Few
of them know
it was created in Cuba by “Fighting Joe” Whe-
Joseph born 1859.
Conn.
Ga.,
He
He had
of parents
who
had
was near the bottom
only
ed, reluctantly, tack,
Near Bottom Of Class was a typical story of the Civil War.
Wheeler
in Apgusta,
Haven,
cavalrymen.
malaria-shaken
bearded,
eler’s
possible
home.
bestowed
accepted with alacrity. This did not endear him
diehards
stiff sentence.
that Khrushchev, in a well designed grandstand play, might
has
of volunteers, ,
Joe Wheeler
cavalrymen
The U-2 was equipped with a “distruct” device intended to al-
nore
and his U.S. cavalry division
To be sure, the invention did not grow out of the Civil War,
dangerous
missions are sometimes provided, with something he knew could
as far as I know,
but it did emerge from the Wheeler command. After 1865 “Fight. ing Joe” was one of the more earnest workers among those seeking to heal the wounds of the Civil War and create a more perfect union. He was nationally recognized in ce role and when the war with Spain came along President McKinley appointed him a
“Joe,
to. But
But,
inventing the Daiquiri cocktail.
ate command
he chose
of the U.S.S.R. at its usual eruising altitudeof over 60,000 feet, The trackers watched as the -Plane dropped all the way down to 27,000 feet. This was so low that fighter planes, helpless in fhe thin air where the U2 or-
drama.
kill himself—if the pilot,
borders
bloody
intervals.
was a morale
pen-
pee
Advent of the Civil War Centennial has all the buffs busy
The poison syringe in Powers’ kit was there so that he could a major
claimed.
@
under-
at
The flight was being tracked by U.S. radar. The radar screens
©
tan-to-Norway
low, and
.
é
credit in Fighting Joe Wheeler
-| whose
from
vop
digging up little known stories of their favorite characters in |
be
that Power’s plane went down that
°
By RALPH MCGILL
to some accounts, was not under orders from SIA to commit sui-
}
ighting Joe's Daiquiris
condiPakis-
Pilot
May a rou-
|
investigators under any tions— could justify the taken
the
sense
oy
sitive that to date the CIA has refused to give it to congressional
statc-
@
it had been hit at
y
rocketry
some
flight
skepti-
over Khrushchev’s
Soviet
Despite Day
unexplained
Po-
News J
the
Soviet
Francis
States
and
mis-
Wers:
the
Herter
provide
May
with
State
fact that pieces of the plane survived its shooting down, explains
ments
Moines
sion
spy
now
Information
Des
account.
of
‘Fi
Of Rum
two
years
of
thence
of the West
Indian
his state in the
come
fighting
decision
He was from
New
Point class of
before’he
follow-
to secede.
His title “Fighting Joe” was well earned. He ‘believed in ats but he also knew the value of training and discipline. The
Confederacy had three than Bedford Forrest ; edge
to
lethal best
Stuart
in
simplicity but
the
brilliant cavalry leaders, J-E.B. Stuart, and Wheeler. Military Scholars give
delicacy
latter
almost
as
touch
that
yielded
reliability. In the last two years existed
of
of action
to
none
had
about
to
partisans, -lacking
live
talking
General
in
of the war
a bad name. They were feared more, than Sherman’s bummers They
off
what
their
they
Wheeler
was
and
perhaps
vision.
Forrést
surpassed
Wheeler
dogged
had
troopers,
support
or
a
at his
aggressiveness
Wheeler’s any
Nathe
and
| had |
who
supply,
earned
and hated almost as much, if not because of their ruthless foraging.
own
people
and
they
were
not
polite
wanted. one
of
the
youngest
of
the
Confederate
officers. In early 1900 he served in the Philippines and was only 64 when he died in September of that year. Civil War addicts may wish to know he was the only Confederate corps commander who
held
that
All Daiquiri
contact
your
friends
same
position
drinkers
owe
TODAY’S
at
in the
him
B31
and
United
his
FROM
States
men
Army
afte?
1865.
a toast,
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EDITORIALS
The Real Losers
7
Puerto Rito is undergoing a period of labor strife . that
must
harm
its
economy.
The
real. losers
will
be the workers
themselves
who must in their own
interests
to
violence
refuse
condone
as a means
to
improved working conditions or better wages. The ‘violence that|has occurred in the strike at the newspaper El Im ial was a reflection of the deterioration of labor union procedures developed over many years of struggle by responsible labor leaders.
When
meh
resort
to brutality,
e “gains”
When
intimidation
for labor, they
succeed
and only
iscredit for the entire labor movement. right to strike is distorted to mean the
the
right to maim, destroy property, toss Molotov bombs and fire shots, and to pin down hundreds of policemen
from their normal duties in the entire
dangerous y Only
the workers
retrogressed
to the
themselves
can demand
civilized
their labor leaders; only the workers
from
behavior
labor has
of the early part of this century.
Not
who are taken
mete epelitan\ Bred, then
can insist that the right to strike be respected less
_it be lost through abuse by contempt for law and order. The workers have a duty to themselves and to
the
economy
of
their
community
in demanding
that labor leadership conduct itself in their name in a manner that will earn respect and support, not con-
tempt and féar. The
serious
their
.
taxi’strike
thought
living
is
Rico’s
matter
the part of the
on driving
cabs.
business is tdurism. Puerto
another
An
deserving
who
men
important
of
earn
source of
Tare
When
arriving
visitors
Only
ves. witnessing
in
Puerto
Rico
a
decay
of
those principles of labor-management processes that took
several)
decades
to
develop
on
the
mainland.
Further retrbgression brought on and hastened by. violence and unwarranted work stoppages and inconveniences to the general public can only throw labor itself back
ere it was
many
years ago.
.
Unless labor in Puerto Rico selects its leadership with
conscieritious
and respect
be
the
insists on responsibility
for the laws of the land, the workers will
losers
Wanted: The
care, and
water
A Rainmaker shortage
in
the
metropolitan
area
is
ed, and
if it)/doesn’t rain.
The
supply
of water
has
been so dependable for so long that most of us may have forgotten the days some twenty years ago when the water was shut off almost nightly in this, area.
The Aqueduct and Sewer Authority has. asked that sprinkling of lawns and washing of cars be postponed until the reservoirs are replenished by rain.
This request] cannot be emphasized too strongly because the lack of rain usually inspires those who wart
We Side
ate in
ice the
Any
widespread
waste
of
quiet floors,
dignity,
water
plumbing
contributes
to much
at this time; soon. -
reflected
in
its
the
white
woodwork,
served an chain _that
Ame-
old
advertising
marble
bentwood
:
every
corner
survive the establishment was a Loft’s candy store of
New
York
City>
and
inducement
for
They
were
something
had.
Thus,
they were
I remember
sion
“Delaware
East
River.
‘pany
tried
of in
American
a
great
Ice
The
to
©’ >|
the ice ‘cream even today, it The big deal one look at
big
Cream
the
old
coun-
highly
pri-
factory! with
the
Company”
that
Delaware
satisfy
our
dozens
neighborhood
of
ice
as well
stands and the hundreds ice-cream street. peddlers.
Washington
Ice
Cream
Com-
craving! for
this
delicacy.
It supplied
the
cream
parlors
in
hundreds
of
as the, soda| upon
water
T
KNEBEL Bureaa
their Chicago conven-
time a young man can say, “Pop, | tion to four days? A—Some this is going to hurt me worse et ¢
products
stood somewhere in the neighborhood of the
*
By FLETCHER
than it will you.”
A an
But no one, duplicated the
try never
POTOMAC FEVER
College graduation: The first | stretching
other
American. zed.
|
(they
STAR.
a dime. soda as
this thick goo and I begin to shake in sobs,
ture in walking 30 blocks to Gray’s to sam-
_it could not ' Loft’s. There
soda for ice-cream
Golden
remembering Gray’s Drug Store, Loft,s and the old ice-cr . parlors. eam _We bought ice-cream sodas on the East Side, even though they were admitted luxuries. They were identifiably and uniquely
.
ple one of their famous sodas. The soda deserted the ice cream parlors by the thousands in favor of the drug steres. >. |, Possibly the ice-cream parlor -might have survived: the advent of the drug store,, but
ice-cream used an
Harry
finished the ice-cream parlor. to my knowledge, has ever Loft’s ice cream soda. The South did not discover soda until recent years. But is not popular in‘’the South. down here is “a shake” and
Gray’s Drug Store, in the old New York World building, became famous ‘for the _ice-cream soda. There was a real adyen-
water
and let’s find a rainmaker somewhere
{rom
Fast
wonderful
parlor out of competition. It could not compete against the new systems of advertiae nor could it stock the same merchan-
to curtail use by stopping service also
Lower a
chairs, and the player piano that produced _ Waltzes and ballads of ‘the day. The drugstore knocked the ice-cream
will only
waste, so leaky faucets should be repaired at once, the Authority advises. This is a good idea even when there’s plenty of water as leaks only run up your water " Let’s be careful and not waste water
the
vanished .
mahogany
during the night. Faulty
on
parlor,
In the days before air conditioning, people went to the icecream parlor to cool off a hot day. The parlor always’ had a
deplete the jlimited reserves that much faster and force the Authority
cream
icecream
institution, long rican scene.
verdant lawns to sprinkle them more often and more heavily.
at its
[
By
e.
not yet critical, but it could be soon if water is wast-
Mar
@r%o St. Lovis Past-Dis prt
The Ice Cream Parlor
sult can only! be harmful ito a vital part of the econth are
Peer
PA
:
Nostalgia For A Bygone Era:
are
taxi company has a contract with the hotels, the re-
drivers We
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In America———
stranded without transportation, when hotels involving millions in investment are picketed because one
omy, and mast injurious to those who-depend on a thriving tourism industry for their income, the taxi
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It is also a most vital sector of
economy.
a
|.
may
Democrats
select their conven-
tion officers. For their roles on
want to postpone the nomination | TV, they’re all as trim as F.B.L
|
of Nixon
until the last possible | agents—as befits asi bunchiof ears
ty + <= ets Q—Why> «are *=Republicans|mmomen |
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‘tos
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<Twho may. have to quell a riot.
14
THE-SAN JUAN STAR— Wednesday, June 15, 1960
Economist Says Construction Kennedy. Blames Obsolete US Wages Should Not Be Hiked Policies For Summit Failure By HAROLD
J. LIDIN
A spokesman for the Home Builders Association of Puerto Rico urged
yesterday
decreed in
by
that
the
increases
Commonwealth
construction
minimum
wages
not take effect until eight months after announcement of the wage hike. Such a stretch-out, testified economist Eduardo Gracia before
an
Industrial
Committee
ing construction spare contractors
they now wages
whose
wages, would from the losses
reportedly
are
upped
of
an
a
project
figured
earlier
According
suffer when on
costs were
basis
review-
wage
to Gracia,
on the scale.
a former
fits has been accompanied by an appreciable decline of' 2.5 per
cent in employment truction
industry
in 1959
lue
of construction
mits
leaped
gross
82
value
from If
permits
per
of
upwards, soon
warned
be
Gracia,
impossible
come to house.
buy
the number
metropolitan
3.7
per
cent
in
66
per
cent
in
The
slash
the
profits
builders
1959,
down
1958.
in
contractor’s
pro-
the In
is
a
leading
speech
ed
by
Eisenhower
Paris
summit
fresh
ideas’’
went
and
of homes-in “Our
in-
units,
Gracia
homes
said,
it will
another coming
be
to‘
with
only
to
table
decade
the housing sta-
Down
remember
and Live! “asy
and
worth
Because it was
of
this,
Kennedy
‘‘fortunate
that
the
is best
and tough-
JOHN
.-no manner
ried
in
which
out
wreck
their
the
fresh
the
ideas
Soviets
made
it
threat
the
defense
the
most
it ever
of
:dan-
faced,”
he
He said steps must. be taken to make Latin American nations full partners in Western hemisphere
car-
determination
summit
to
against
best
America’s
said. Kennedy proposed ‘“‘an entirely revamped foreign aid program’® geared to long term commitments to help feed and give economie aid to underdeveloped countries.
KENNEDY.
said,
insults—
can
summon
resources
gerous
who can
and
is who
and
freedom
the the
violent
issue
up
vast
informed.”
ing~»., When you’re behind the wheel... Slow Down and Live!
threats
real
stand
ill-pre-
to President has not been kept fully
remember-
swap
the
bar-
top, and strong direction from top has often faltered because
quo.
parties,
‘stand up to Khrushchev,’ best
pared and ill-advised,’ he said. “Coordinate efforts—with all agencies and all allies—have faltered without strong direction from the
45,
of both
ness to negotiate with) Khrushchev. “The issue is not who can best
‘‘obsolete
ill-staffed,
negotiations—that_ there
| qualified by experience
slogans.”
the international
such
candidates
the
‘‘no
Conferees Ill-Advised conferees have consistent-
gone
on Mr. Khrushchev.” Not Prepared
any
Kennedy
meeting
blame for conference
was no real success which the summit could have achieved.” Kennedy struck: back at Nixon’s ‘contention that Nixon, among. the
presidential .
Senate
that the of the
He added: “But the truth of the matter is ‘that we were not prepared for
said the American delegation head-
family
has
Nikita
candidate
Democratic
his
000
Slow
Premier
nomination.
gaining
tus
if Soviet
Kennedy
for
ly
at
from
a
up
that
creased in the last decade by 42,-
the
home
rests
insured
area
in
placed
day
Khrushchev hadn’t wrecked the summit conference it would have foundered on what he called obsolete U. S. policies.
it will a
FHA
just to maintain
which
to the world the collapse
policies and meaningless
While the
an
000
of island
for
WASHINGTON (P—Sen. John F. Kennedy (D.-Mass.); said yester-
with less than a $4,000 annual in-
half
tistics
to
$74,400,000 in 1956. construction costs continue
build
ratio
per-
cent
$135,500,000,
to
cited sta-
the
number of construction jobs fell slightly, Gracia observed, the va-
necessary
last year. He
compar-
ed with the year 1956. While
executive director of the Puerto Rico Ports Authority, the profit margin in the homebuilding industry has decreased by about in the
in the cons-
to clear
development.
Festival Casals Review
Graciela Rivera Sings EDITOR’S est
of
Festival STAR
Rico San J Juan, Puerto r ke
Casals Friday’s
of which of context
be
publicly
opened
=
the
ses
LOS COROZOS STATION
‘for
| in
Sewage
Pumping
Station,
a
reinforced
Copies
of
the
plans
and
concrete
plan,
specifications
may
with
his
was
unable
opening
due
be
initial
examined
approxirhately
installed
range,
without
charge
at
Engineers,
112
East
19th
Street,
New
York
3,
New
York,
upon
deposit
the
for
successful
any
damage
bidder
shall
or
loss
to
the
Authority
neglect
or
refuse
to enter
or
the
into
liability
bond
will
accrue
a contract! in accordance
in
with
his
proposal.
The project will be financed in part by a gran-in-aid from the United States Government under the provision of Public Law 660, Water Pollution Control! Act Amendments of 1956. The Authority reserves the right to consider bids for sixty (60) days after their receipt before awarding any contract and the right is reserved to waive any informalities, and to reject any or ail bids. The award will be made to the responsible bidder submitting the lowest acceptable bid, ond the responsibility of the bidders will: be determined by the Authority,
JUAN
LABADIE
Executive June
14,
1969
EURITE
Director
stood
her arias.
concert
was
Concerto
1, with occasional
Schneider,
solos
Sidney
from
the
finely
spun
Despite
an
unauspicious
begin-
ning, the performance gained cone fidence
as it progressed;
the
spi-
rited finale jigged along with delightful interplay among the soloists and between the solo group and
the
full
string
orchestra.
Actress Pier Angeli
cash
case
sterling
body, of string orchestra sound,
Plans To Wed Italian
After Damone Divorce
Bids will be received only from persons who have requested thé plans and specifications and made the required deposit therefor under their own names. These documents cannot be obtained later tharr 48 hours prior to the opening of the bids. Each proposal must be accompanied by a Certified check or bid bond from a reliable surety company authorized to do business in Puerto Rico and satisfactory to the Authority in amount equal to five (5%) percent of the proposal. The certified checks will be retainpay
Friday’s
emerging
or else the entire deposit wilf be forfeited.
té
is
_|Harth and cellist Victor Gottlieb
or certified check payable to the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Auhority in the amount of Fifty ($50.00) Dollars, which sum will be refunded upon return of the plans and specifications in good condition within thirty (30) days after the date on which bids are received
ed
the
which
for Alexander
office
of
it has
warm-hearted
Op. 6 No.
festival old-ti“|
of the Puerta Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, Santurce, Puerto Rico or at the offices of Buck, Seifert and. Jost, Consulting Engineers, 223 Manuel V. Domenech Street, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico and 112 East 19th Street, New York. Copies thereof may be obtained at the office of the Treasurer of the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, Stop 26%, Fetnandez Juncos Avenue, Santurce, Puerto Rico or at the office of Buck, Seifert and Jost, Consulting
voice
stead in thé Mozart
Opening
capacity the
and
treacherous
Rivera’s
qualities
Corelli’s
ta
twenty-one
pumping
most
Miss but
in good
to appear
concert
illness, for it was
structure
an
latter’s
Selve
virtues of clarity and good diction throughout its considerable
THOMPSON
read.
(21m.) meters by twelve (12m.) meters in of twenty-six (26) million gallons per day.
the
Care
not large enough to sound really well in the cavernous University
The work to be done comprises furnishing all materials and labor, tools, plant and equipment necessary for constructing, installing and completing ready for operation the Los Corozos
Handel’s
part. | Passages.
was published out in Monday’s round-.:
DONALD
dio Arrau
SEWAGE
of
{the runs and trills of a pair of ‘Mozart arias, with but minor’slips:
Friday evening’s near-capacity audience appeared only mildly dissappointed when pianist Clau-
es
and
activities, concert,
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for Section Q of the San Juan Metropolitan Sewer District, the Construction of the Los Corozos Sewage Pumping Station, will be received in accordance with the law by the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority until 3:30 P.M. on the 12th of July, 1960 at the office of the Authority in Santurce, Puerto Rico, and then
of
Theater,
By
o——
will
view
up.
FOR BID OF THE PUMPING
complete
here prints a full review
of last
ADVERTISEM CONSTRUCTION
NOTE: In the inter-
a
ROME
(AP)—Italian
gossip
columnists say Italian actress Pier Angeli
will
marry
Italian
actor
Maurizio Arena when her divorce
GRACIELA RIVERA mer
Mieczyslaw
Horzowski . who
was called in to substitute. Approaching the piano as if it were a mile away down a'rocky road, Horszowski
was
roundly
applaud-
ed as he crossed the |stage in his famous self-effacing walk, to collaborate masterfully with Pablo
Casals, Alexander Schneider and
noted
violist
in
appropriately
an
formance
Walter
in
Making
G
her
first
the
island
soprano
.
Casals
(and
in
per-
foreboding
Minor.
tival appearance was
moody
of Brahms’
Quartet
on
Trampler
her
several
Graciela
Fes-
from
American
mone
becomes
singer
Vic
Da-
final.
Pier accompanied Arena to a song festival at Valletri, about 20 miles south of Rome, last week.
Arena, hero
a dark-haired
in Italian
tough
movies,
was
guy going
to sing a popular song that he had written himself. But he was booed by the audience and left without singing.
Pier walked. beside him.
The end of May marked the beginning paign
of the traffic safety behind
the
slogan,
camSlow
first Down and Live! Law enforcement years)
Rivera.
Handsomely clad in blue. Miss Rivera appeared a bit nervous as
She negotiated the soulful phra-
agencies
curb
the
will
be
speed
the highway
working
menace
hard
to
to
make
safer for you. Do your
part. Keep hurry habits out of your driving. Slew Down and Live! {
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may 10 Your tasted fs Secs Legh ¥en ich travels and geniles the smoke-~<
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HERE'S WHY SMOKE “TRAVELED” THROUGH FINE TOBACCO TASTES BEST
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| Have. you tried Pall Mall cigarette 5 yet? | There's a pleasant surprise in smoking pleasure waiting for you.
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, June 15, 1960
16
Dreams Of Home, Family; Gets 11 Wives FRANCISCO a
alleys
and
rested
a
(AP)
three-hour
up
chase
trees,
—
seven wives in succession in Ore-
down
police
‘“lemon-loving”
gon
ar-
warrant
from
moving
only
Portland,
went
to
his
bathroom,
William
off
34.
Christiansen asked Yates if he was Frank E. Curtis, who took WERE
WN
third
NNANY WMA
Opening
By William
lead:
King
of
spades
dropped from
the
a
ran
porch
and
darkness.
carloads
searched
REMAN
to
the
Six
Bridge
AWWA
floor
into
climbed
the
of
Today the
and
West
West
was
ped,
he
spade
from
helpless. was
dummy
If he
endplayed
trumin
dia-
to
nN
Oo
12th
trick.
LOQD
mond to his ace for the necessary trick. Yes, this was a wellplayed
To understand the basic principles of BRIDGE-TODAY, you may want to read William Seamon’s leaflect of that title. You
South
West
IH
North
Pass
Fast
15
2c
Pass
Pass
3H
ANT
Pass
Pass
5H
Pass
€H
Pass
Pass
counters final
an
adverse
contract
is
a
tricks
but
forced
South
ternate
it by
sending
a stam-
I searched
for
dreams.”
Uni-|
versity of Washington, D. C. Her: nandez, a graduate Mrs.
of the Univer-
Azuino, of Madrid,
Luis
THE BETTER HALF °
neen-
The and
a
trump
bad
Spain.
an
line of play to make opening
of
spades
taken
in
ruffed
a
his
The
spade
clarer
as
not
looked
dummy
and
spade queen.
as The
cashed
and
left
outstanding
jack
his
MSIE
a
queen
AISISIEIRITMEDIIIGIE|S[r] E|L IA
(it
him
again
would
not
anyway).
BEETLE
The
RiOIS AINJE
BBPIR:
MBBIRIt IN/KEBAIT
AIRIEITI(|NIOMMBUIP}
CIOAITISMEMIEIE(TIS
—
gathering KETAKK
KOIWIOU
Average|time of solution: 21 minutes. HK
PATTY AND VIOLET AND T
guard
28. wayside’ hotel
30.
neers
OUR
HOSTESS
oe
j
have
he-
King
f
of
6-15"
WHAT'S
OSES
INTO
THEIR
7
IT MIGHT
MAKE
SOME
| MEN WANT TO TRY IT.
TSA
SILLY ORPER ANYWAY, _ SIR,
§
I
THINK
YOU'RE
RIGHT. T'LL CALL THE GENERAL
-- ANP
ONLY
A COMPLETE
DOPE WOULD TRY IT IN THE FIRST PLACE
SIR
CANTEENS"
-
,
31. cased
32, city in
|
Wisconsin
33. beast 34,legal rules o@ procedure
5 caseof
~
36. obliterates
37. exercising vicarious
authority
40. predatory
as es coe
45. killed
#7, fisherman'@
— ©quipment
VW NVMMO AUMNVKHK,
dis-
refused
.
fuse
SOUR;
THAT IT DOESN'T RAIN... } } NOT THEOLOGICALLY SOUND!
club
West
FROM THE GENERAL?} > MEN ae NOT E a CK THEIR
,
26. advance
THE
I JUST HOPE T6 GOODNESS | | “HOPING To GOODNESS"IS
ARE GOING ON A PICNIC!
THIS NOTICE a
carnivo
Srainiead, a 23. opprobrium,
“Do we baye any of that touch-up paint left?”
along
ao
3
of stamen
19. Swedish coin 22. Asiatic
WREAIT
RWT
BAILY
£
pe
bearing part,
(© 3960, King Features Synd,, Inc.) 49. Wing
Yesterday’s Cryptoouin: SOUFFLE FELL.
the
small
West
DIOIM
TI USISIDJEMISIEIRIAIPIE
in
the now
with
as
K
ols
another
of hearts
played
and
ped
Li AINIDIA[TIEMO!R} AIVIAMELIEIEIRISHEIC EIRIEC
#l.dand
45. male
carded a diamond. A thid club was led to the jack in South’s
ruff
LIAIN| | [EIREPIRIOMIPIT
diamonds.
dummy’s
hand
Answer to yesterday’s puzzle,
BIEL
the
West dropped high trump was
Declarer
to
|
38. hastened
for.
West
10. incarnation of Vishnu
Si INIE. AIRIAID
that de-
trumped
1, native of Brittany
44, milkfish
declarer
something
contest
31. tall bird 34. wash |
39. domain
al-
was
dropped
9. speed
VERTICAL
as
geolo;
SITIHIERSSIONRIAIS
30. fasten
the
ace
immediately
West
was
had
with
.
on
After due deliberation, declarer crossed to the ace of clubs
to
(musical
The ace and King of hearts now cashed as east showed
out. This
in
22, slow
27, more ill~
his
was
the
dummy.
hand
jack. were
lead and
in
7. particle 8. golfmound
= 53. chilliest
Weouw
The
4. ballot 5. piece out 6. Piaucd
. cricke
25. soothing (med.)
by Bob: Bames °
contract. King
50. vitreous composi51 tion
24, playing
split
to
3. eluder
direction)
claiming
resort
18-fisheggs
29. Settlement
Hernandez
Under -norslam will of
again
bag
io Greenland single unit
sity of Puerto Rico, is the son of and
pene
48. traveling
. Click beetle
a master of| received has from Piedras, arts degree American
Dr.
ae
inner 2. surface
16. repudiate team 1%.ebband flow 52. eras
Rio|
L
7 =
13. Soutien man a Semament
Gets Master $ Degree Luis Hernandez Cruz, of
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card
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matter to
obtain
ped, self-addressed envelope to William Seamon in care of this newspaper.
break.
six
it is a fine contract. mal conditions, the just
may
Pass
The resourceful declarer is ver beaten just because he
hand.
He said he spent 2% years on|
out
YY
§*?
Attu in the Aleutians while the service. “When I was on Attu, I dream-| ed of a home and a family. When
30
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good. They all turned out to be}
I got
;
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133
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the
Declarer went up with dummy’s queen and then returned a dia-
The bidding:
be
for
Actually, West ruffed the last club and returned a diamond.
“I’m a victim of meeting women who turned out to be. no ,
32
~
29
42.
Gratto, in jail, said:
lemons.”
;
YZ
[—
monds and if he discarded, declarer could take his ace of diamonds
;
Z one in Oakland, one in Berkeley,}
dis-
fio.
'
5
suspected
was
By
sé
Z\and another in Sacramento.
played
last
{Ais rH
William Damay. In addition to bewildered MerGratto
.
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of
S|"
pene 14 ’ : : a
Booked and jailed on the Portland polygamy warrant, the man
Z cedes,
carded again as declarer chuccarded now played his last chucked
behind a bush, across the street from his house. Booked And Jailed
G| leaving seven wives in Portland,
Seamon was
=
known alias— Yates, Curtis and
Z|
Ts
Tx
|
policemen | W@8 identiffed as Frank Gzatto, 38. Christiansen said he had three neighborhood for
MNARAY
clubs
three hours. Three shots were as they caught glimpses of fired the loping lover, darting in and out of alleys, climbing trees and then dropping back to the ground as the officers scurried past. He was finally caught hiding
FEATURES8’v
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San
Out The Window Then the man excused himself, out a window,
Yates,
the
wife.
Ore., when they cailed on the painter. His name was listed as E.
to
Francisco area and marrying two more. “Not me,” the man said. He said Mercedes Yates, 25, was his
house
painter last week. They said he had four names —and at least 11 wives. Inspectors Arthur Christiansen and Keneth Manley had a polygamy
before
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(AP)—Brigitte
dot will ing!
give
That’s
the
French
the
up
sex
word
newspaper
Bar-
movie
kitten
mak-
from
Two honeymooners Inusical background
the
according
Caribe
Hilton
spending
to
Paris Jour.
They
are
ing.
Meckler,
died
as
far
as
day:
22,
and his former
of
Hoth
are
ship
students.
former
after
honor in 1957 it
pianRuth
Philadelphia.
a] Cc
mm
mo
. By Chuck New
here.
Bolivian _ jviolinist,
Jaime Laredo, 19, ist bride, the
has
with a deft the
yesterday
several
“My decision is irrevocable,” the actress was quoted as say-
“BB
7
19
BB To Quit Film Making
|
Pal
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, June 15, 1960
last
took
Casals
Jaime
limited
scholar-
won
This
in all the
concerts
-™
the
,and Ruth won
year.
they
year
they
Festival Casals
could
their
get to,
playing
to
Jour
that
The
young
actress
to
‘husband,
PARIS ques
2
Brigitte
star
after
a
cure May While he
Paris
on
a
(The Truth)
month’s
ble for an by Charrier Thur.
Fri.
Including Holidays Nightly 8:P.M.
Regular
Prices Seats No Waiting
Available
hospital.
film
val
“La
doing
is now
a love
almost
scene.
Jaime
And Ruth Laredo a Festival honeymoon
off the
The
film
finished.
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Orchestra
and
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seats
— $2.50, Baleony —
$1.59
Tickets Tapia
for
sale
starting
at
the
June
11,
Saturday.
TEL. 3.0288.
a
near
coming
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late,
dinner...
late
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snacks
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representing
They
are
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D.
Watson,
who
and
is
“Miss
Fort Buchanan” and the daughter of Sgt. and Mrs. Mervyn Screeton.
Franklyn _‘ Yezer, premier danseur with the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, will perform at the University of P. R. Theatre
on
July_8...Myrna
Casas,
author and actress, is leaving for Boston, Mass., to attend the graduation of her cousin, Ro-
berto
Buso,
University.
Jef
Dr.
Jr.,
from
Roberto
and
Mrs.
Boston
is
the
Roberto
son
Buso
of Santurce. While in Boston, Myrna will make arrangements post
graduate
studies
at Boston Friday
in
University.
evening
the
Fies-
ta Room at the Condado Beach Hotel will be alive with elegance when the Hotel and the Cancer
League
present Nevarez Grand
join
hands
t9
their: Queen, Luisita Betancourt, at the Coronation
Ball.
Pepite
Torres and his Siboney Orches-
tra and Héctor Nevarez and his Condado Combo will share the spotlight for dancing, Milton Lehr will present
to
Rico’s
Cap6,
in
singing a
star,
musical
while Puer-
Bobby
extravagan-
za called, “Mardi Gras in Puerto Rico.” Miguel Angel Yumet will be master of ceremonies for
NAPOLEONG DIHMES —
the
NO COVER
coronation.
Tom O’Connor and _ Roebert Wosiworth recently visiting here,
talking
over
plans
for
their new project concerning Maxim’s of Paris which will be located close to the Escambron Beach Club. |
vy
liric tenor
19—
the.
Screeton;
Outstanding
Sunday
beach
will be
George
Shiela
This
Hour at 5:30 No Minimum
presents
Friday 17, Saturday 18— 8:40 P.M. —
the Happy
For your enjoyment
Direction
of
Army;
theatre
A Room.
FROM
TAPIA THEATRE
Opening
Lona
DANCERS
BISMARCK”
OF THE MAN OF
Recinto Sur, Old
Lunch
"THE NEW YORK CITY BALLET"
AMBASSADOR - 12 M. “CURSE “BAD
305
LAURA TOFFEL
Kenneth More Dana Winters “SINK
Starting with No Cover
with
FOUR
for
(will be : called
during
for
Haitian entertainer Emy de Pradines
BALLET CONCERT
LORRAINE - 12 M.
MATIENZO
featuring
Presents
Show Starts 2:00 P.M. Sandra Dee @ _ Richard Egan “Kk SUMMER PLACE”
LAST DAY Sal Mineo “THE GENE KRUPA STORY” Tonight Preview 10 P.M. Anthony Stecl "THE BLACK TENT”
“restaurant and supper club
de la Danza
WEEK
It
period
Mrs.
Verite”
set by director MHenri-Georges Clouzot after a row while Brigitte was
stretch
the U.S.
responsi-
was ordered
Lehder
plans
bara Watson as Brooke,” daughter
outburst of jealousy before he went to the
He
at
|rade
11 and left was in the
which was
Robert
their
Beach Motel Rincon. . ‘Two. of. the loveliest Queens to appear: in the San Juan’ Bautista Pa-
hospital, his wife continued -work in
manager
which will be loon the. Rincon, PR.PE
Aguadilla.
Jac-
Kansas,
is
motel
cated
treatment for nervous depression. Charrier entered the hospital for a rest last week.
Mrs, of
beautiful
is out of the hospi-
Bardot,
me
luxury
&
of P.R.,
husband’
Wichita,
Goodyear
and
told
formerly
Duckwall | Stares.
Mr,
not
daughters
Katherine, |
with her
in
Mr.
of the
attributed
(AP)—Movie
Charrier
resides
where
to con-
with
Sandra and Goodyear,
now
‘| tal and back home with his wife,
NOW Matinees Every Wed. Sat. and Sun. at 3 P.M.
along
Wilda,
her. *
Jose-
the
beach.
she
was
available
Mrs.
but
and family
Paris
firm the statements
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mother,
dot
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her
Mrs.
told
the WaterMonarch Of
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the movies are concerned.” In an interview, Miss Bar-
‘immediately
BARDOT
Arriving aboard man Lines’s S. S.
phine Llorens of Mayagiiez, are | Mrs. James Goodyear and her
would complete only the four movies she has signed for, and \then no more.
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Vivien Leigh is
Said
of act-
yesterday;
‘‘greatly.‘affeeted”
by
the:
‘problems: related.-to-her marriage! | with Sir Laurence Olivier, which |seems
ended.
?
“She has. beén suffering a treE | mendous. nervous depréssion,’”” said one
of
The from
her closest friends.
-year-old actress returned |. . New
York
five
days ‘ago,
after having commented there that her husband wanted a divorce to marry (29-year-old Plowright.
actress
sar
~ Sir Laurence has refused to com-
: | ment on the proble ms.
Edward G. Jr. Fined
$100 On Drunk Charge
‘LOS ANGELES -(AP)—Edward G. Robinson Jr. has been fined $100 for being drunk in an alley here last Oct. 13. The court warned
the 27-year-old
son ofthe well known: screen actor, that will A ed the
the next offense of this. kind take’him to jail. week ago, Robinson. was arrestagain, accuséd* of: disturbing peace. The case is still pending.
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THE SAN JUAN STAR
— Wednesday, June 15, 1960
Crime In U.S. Is Up For '60, Says FBI WASHINGTON (AP)—Serious crime in American cities of mo:e than 25.000 population increased 7 per cent during the
first FBI
three months of this year, director J. Edgay Hoover
Tenotts The statistics are based on preliiiinary reports to the FBI from
urban
police departments.
Compared with the first quarter of 1959, Hoover said every
type
of serious
increase. per cent
crime
showed
an
with murders — up 11 — making the biggest
jum vb. lioover
said
prompted to
the
tion
the
him
public
with
law
to for
figures
appeal closer
anew
coopera-
enforcement
agen-
cies
ee
A OFFIGE ie
THREE PRINCESSES MEET ELVIS— A highlight of
wien
they. all had heard
on ¢ records. The }princesses ate
. from left Margrethe of Denmark, Astrid of Norway and
the royal visit to Hollywood was a visit to Paramount studios where they exchanged laughs with Elvis Presley,
Margaretta
of Sweden.
(AP
Photo) -
Nordic Royalty On West Coast
~
Princesses Meet Elvis, See Disneyland By PAUL HARVEY ANGELES
(AP)
—
—one hand on the throttle and the other on her hat to keep her billowing hair m place. ~ Took Second Ride
Three
gracious pringésses, after four days of fun in southern California, flew
home for Printing Press Features
danced
into the wee hours
at
Margrethe,
the principles of the printing
jet flight
between
Scandivania
of laughter. has
ties.
cluded
to
a
in
film
studio
their
was
program.
him.
And
The
they
Who
one
time
they
might
and
finished stencil in minutes.
while the tall, blond Margrethe took
funland
The
the switch— that’s all. A
created
others
by Walt
daughters
of
at
meetings
of drawing,
archeology,
latter
King
Princess Of Many
Four
Participating
Freiria,
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Sen
Tels:
Justo
-
2-4708
San
Juan,
3-3280
P.
will
be
Garcia,
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THE
Tomorrow,
the
Bella
Vista
Berta
Mirtita
Cruz,
Gomez
TAPIA
houses
of
her
street,
Olav,
government
and
the
Princess
her
Subject
AMBASSADOR:
exist:
water |
with’
aid.
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|
Margarita
Perez,
Thursday Jume 16 ot 8:30 P.M.
ritas
‘‘The
has
Secret
World
Nancy
Kwan
why
The 20-year-old beauty answered:
“Legs
Hong
are more
bessoms
Chinese women
to
interesting
Chinese
know
Kong
men.
that, and
fhat’s why they wear slit skirts. Of course, they aren’t as bosomy
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CORCELLES:
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ROOSEVELT: Creature
&
On
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Caryl _ Chessman, threshold
Affair
of
pace,
ROOSEVELT Paleface,
Revenge
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the
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question.
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Affair
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Chinese women always wear slit skirts.”
than
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RIVIERA:
(#—Bill Holden,
co-star
perplexing
.
THEATER
his
Suzie
Astrid
favorite
Jane
Curse
PARAMOUNT:
| in town between pictures abroad, says
father
“Men of Texas GRAND: Lagrimas de Amor, Cuando Me Vaya HOLIDAY: Peyton Place, A Certain Smite LORRAINE: The Gene Krupa Story. Preview, 10 p.m., The Black Tent MATIENZO: Dormitoria Para Seno-
Carlos Alvarado, assistant executive director’ of CRUV, and other officials will attend Sun| day’s meeting.
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SANTURCE
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Fan
like
Wednesday,
and
constructed
HOLLYWGOD
Crows
CINEMA
area
streets,
sewerage
mother;
of sailing
(Schedule
rather than clearing
will be
princess
by is pettery, and her work is represented in a permanent, exhibition of Norwegian ceramics.
the slum by relocating the families. Community facilities such supply
late
tional regattas. Besides sports,
area.
the
to rehabilitate
young
accomplished in her country’s national sports—sailing and yachting —and has participated in. many na-
bridge, Quisquella
Marin
The
Yachting
Fond King
in the
includes
of the
Princess Martha who died in 1954,
It's Where It's
Maria de Lourdes
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STUDENTS
Josefina
duties
Barbosa Ave. The CRUV plan for this area is based on the program
Pianos
Carmen Teresa Urrutia, Sylvia Marti Coll, Yvelisse Ortiz Guillot, Carmen Nylsa Lugo, Carmen Teresa Gomez Piza, Annie Catala, Lisita Escalona, Nydia Cruz, Carmencita Mediavilta Carde, Idalia Lopez, Marirosa Nazario and their teacher,
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has a private life with a circle of close and devoted friends. Princess Astrid is the First Lady of the Realm, assuming the public
of self-help
ized romance with a British jazz pianist that was quickly brought to an end.
to the air in a miniature rocket ride
On
cess
and
Interests
re-
She’s a practical princess who became a girl scout leader under an assumed name. She worked in a children’s home, perfoming duties such as dishwashing, changing
of Martin Pena
King |
and
official duties of her.:mother, Prin-
the Urban Renewal and Housing Corp. of P. R. (CUV) for reha-
fa-
once | 'shy
1947.
will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday to discuss preliminary plans of
She once enjoyed a widely public-
reserved
Margaretha,
served, has taken over many
a princess of many varied interests jazz, sports and child care. |
—the
diapers and} cooking.
A meeting of residents of the Bella Vista section in Santurce
of the
a
eldest
Rehabilitation Of Bella Vista Area
as a small girl,
the
princess,
brother, is the daughter of the late Prince Gustaf Adolf rho died in
The tall, vivacious Margaretha is
Disney.
remainded
three
vorite of her grandfather, Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden.
Margrethe, 20, heir to the throne of Denmark, caught the eye
at Disneyland
the Danish
nonymously and won a prize. Margrethe also has as hobbies birds
have
of the crowd
to
25-year-old
Meeling To Discuss
of humor
she entered a drawing contest an-
at Disneyland, photographers ,
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meeting them, and they at meeting
is printed.
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in-
would they run into but Elvis Presley. He expressed his pleasure at
neat stack and the machine shuts itself off when the required number
to
Frederick IX and queen Ingrid, Margrethe was made eligible to be the next monarch when the Danish constitution was ¢hanged to allow female succession.
Mingled With Crowds mingled with the crowds
visit
Her
endeared
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and
and danced with Hollywood celebriA
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who
will throw her head back with peals
on Seandinavian Airlines’ inaugural
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express herself when she’s amused,
land, made rounds of official engaments— and saw Elvis Presley. With Prince Axel of Denmark, the princesses’ uncle, they flew here
process with
sled ride down a
the famous Matterhorn, Margrethe was the only princess to take a second ride. Astrid, the oldest of the three at 27, passed up the ride.
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Depart-
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of
Officer, Col.
Force
I am
stu-
j |
to
dissippation
so much in need in Chile, might not have found’ their way there:
Depart-
{Coup On Return
2:35-WHOA- Variety With Vie
by
Air
Rumors Of Army.
| Matinal
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Sukarno Refutes
Shine
WAPA-—Club 680 WHOA- Terry’s House WKYN-Morn \Melodies
of sub: with the
duplication
Relief
immediate,
ment’s Civil Defense operation with the CD operations of all the other
coordination organizations
8 Students, Die
dinatien for delivery of the sup-
of de-.
visits’ the
meetings
accomplished
for material. Bonnet,; through
said yester-
of 280 foreign
said,
the
group
of
onto
Chilean base
tourist
agenda
shops
Key speakers include Bradley
Hombordy,
Terminal the
companies,
Tueés-
loading
supervision
L.
neely,
Civil
Arbona
Ramey
for
Canadaj,
hotels.
includes regional
Rico’s
of 150
France,
Caribbean islands, travel agents of
transportation
quake-racked
was
the.
officer.
7:30—-WHOA-Sports_
7:45 - WHOA — News 8:00- WFID-FM - Rise
* j
attendance
from.
and the includes
The
cargomaster:‘
to
has been with the
to relieve
will be
Club
7:00—WIPR- Morn : Symphony
of
into
rolled afternoon
Air
ment in connection with the U.S. exchange program. Another of his responsibilities, Rivera added,
15
Risers
coordination
US, and
Air
Transport
bearing! Puerto
Edward
of
Eastern {Air
Chile
under
director
arrange-
Santiaga.
Loading
po-
office
the!
. to
the
a new
made
contributions ‘!day
Four.
dents,
Ke
Wednesday,
be
Point
WKYN-630
Meo
Irizarry,
tails concerning Civil Defense and
(Film)
RADIO Ko
involves
department’s
will
Capitan
WWWW-1520
office,
to
Trucks
of
day that one of his main functions
11:00—(4) (11)
WFID-FM-95.9
his
Department
Hermanas”
30:20—(2)
WKAQ-
Efren
has created
Rivera, who
‘
Ko
president
Chamber
officers (Military
foute
and the Public Relations office.
portes
(1) Film
WIPR-940
Chilean
Defense, the Point Four program,
Mujer’?
Tres
de
in
which
the
Noche
(4) La_Farandul
Rag “a
Pigg Bre
‘delegates
Service) to. divert a giant C-124 and Cargomaster through Ramey en-|
the
of Health. The Secretary appointed Osvaldo A. Rivera to the new post
Dia
9:00-(2) ““Perdon Pata’ Esta (4) Pasatiempos” -
ed
day, ‘with...
agencies.
with
Force
special services of the Department
Panamericano
Lit.
and
ments
in by
of
for
Oliver,
Arbona
sition
Serio
World
©
made made
these
Ramey
Secretary of Health Dr. Guillermo
Film en
cM!
live
Ra-
Osvaldo Rivera In Health Dept. Job
Tiempo.
Hors “Contico, f Especial {
1:30-(2) Bat 7:45—(6) 8:00—(2)
del
supplies | collected
through
Base.
Rico Junior
Commerce,
at
chairman
David
Puerto
Cartoons
(4).Una sical (6) Prog. QD Film
Force
Committee
‘Aid,
|
6:25—(2)
officials
Bonnet,
State
5:15—(6) Matinee (Film) 5:30-—(2) Sheriff of| Cochise 6:00—(2)
Air
of
| The ~shipment was response to appeals
Nifio
(4) Cartoons
efforts
mey '
5:00—(2) Kiki (6) Hora
ae
hoy fforts
HHrOUg thousand pounds of smedical supplies, food, and clothing. were on their way to Santiago, Chile last night through
Caminos”
Hogar Law”
arate 1 i
The Caribbean Tourist Asso- Nash, U.S. under secretar y | of ciation is. holding its ninth ah ‘Commerce. Gov. John. D. a ‘ual meeting at the Grape. Tree win; John Hauser, vice presiBay Hotel in} St. Croix, Virgin dent, American Express and yA of ‘the Lion’s Club. Islands.. Meetings started Mon: William Patterson, associate of Isabella} for | assistance in day and will last through Fri- editor, Saturday Review. transporting:
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(Listings eae “To Chane) ~ listed ace
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_ THE Ban JUAN STAR —— Wenn, June 15. 1960."
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesilay, June 15, 1960
Ext 72 REAL INVESTING
ESTATE
or
APARTMENTS
SPECULATING?
realtor, lawser, government and staff are yours. Pictures, description of scores beach {ront property,
islands
and
investment
Condado
specialist complete
property.
Information
COMPLETELY
3-6775.
REALTY,
has
fnc.,
Hyde
or
Box
Park,
Hato
1934
San Sa Patricio, Bucaré
of houses and lots for sale Francisco, Santa Maria, San Garden Hits, Villa Caparra, Baldrich.
on
listings
Rey,
OLD
San-
write
729,
Roosevelt.
:
APARTMENTS
BOHEMIAN PENTHOUSE complete sale of furnishings
rental
of
Cal) 1960
apartment.
location.
3-7253.
APARTMENT,
Phone 1720
after
1
beautifully
APARTMENT
in
small
garden
tile’
191
HOUSE in Bayamon section. living. other commodities. Near schools and churches. For information ou 8-8253 after 6. ,
large
\ Ay
mS
BUCARE
water
two
For
Condominium
of
Mrs
Thomas,
3-0194.
116,
FOR ra RE} NT :
sq.
ft. each
turce. 2nd floor, Martinez’ Vela record stere, Stop 16 Pomee de' Leon 1075. Iam» formation 2-4871,
1773
im-
614
1400 SQ. FT. — OFFICE ; pei
well
ventilated.
rien. Clean, Nev
heater, slidime d
fur-
Diego
terrace,
Aves,, 8-0270.
5 66
STREET
700
approximately.
611
DEVELOPMET:
UNIVERSITY GARDENS, Rio Pi brand new 3 bedrooms, built-in
cabinets,
OFFICESi
3 INDEPENDENT
CONCRETE
nicely baths,
—_
Puata
Las
Office
port
Ma-
Les
eh
telephone 616
LIVINGROOM,
at
$11,600 loan, 20 years, balance. facitities. Price $22,500. Will accept rural farm with mortgage or let in the metropolitan area. Information working hours 273 General
Angeles eee
COMFORTABLE
.
FURNISHED
Rivera,
Hyde
Park,
DORADO ) RGRAY:
various
yak
trees.
plantedim
on new
De ‘Decoe
Express fienwase 20 minutes turce. Debt-free. Water,
or Pereyé,
Denk SanMr... Mo-
ra, Ole Madrid 1858 Ponce de Leon 2-3891.
SPEAK
SPANISH.
'
1962
bedroom
|
_ 82
262 CUERDA FARM, 15 minutes from town of Fajardo. Good ‘cate quota. Suitable for dairy, etc. Juam Jimenez Mata, -} Bex 3188, San Juan. — 2-6779 and
23574. 2
: 623 FAJAEDO on highway overieokiig ocean,
615
COMPLETELY FURNISHED apartment near beach. One air conditioned bedroom, livingroom, kitchenette, bath, dining area. Single occupancy, $125 monthly; double $150. Utilities extra. Call 3-0805 before 6 PM| or 3.6667 after 6 PM. 1953 617
San Rafael, Stop 11, Pence de Leon Avenue, facing the Condado Lagoon. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, living-dining room and kitchen. For information Tel 2-1317. 1606
- 613
bedroom
1919
PM. S31
NEW
Two
.
with screen, kitchen with refrigerator, chinaware, linen and utilities. Rent $75. Delbrey Street 144, Santurce, near San Jorge Church. Near Beach. Sra. J. Tizel, telephone 2-9103
furnished 4 bedroom, 3! bath condominium Ocean view, Condado, $400 monthly. 3-6746
with
HOUSES FOR SALE
RENT
terrace, fenced yard, hot water. screens, bus. service. LOW RENTAL. Dri i Piedras out 65th Infantry Avent. 874 —— St., Coustry Club. |
iG
JUAN—remodeled
FURNISHED
615
VACATION
3
aT:
$225.
rias, Isla Verde, $150. 6-1370, residence 8-2340 1926
sacrifice with low
Excellent
Rent
apartment
BUCARE
RENT
Marias
FOR
OPPORTUNITY
water, telephone, gas. Suitable for or congenial couple. $125 Rent. Call
days, 1929
69
FOR
SAN
hot one
Las
UNUSUAL
Mayaguez Street. Ceol, patio, near University. and television, Available
15th.
nished
facilities. Payment turce, Rio Piedras. mortgages. for first available Money Investment properties. Call us. 2-0911 1472
June
or
FURNISHED
apartment, 39 spacious, big With telephone
UF
CINTRON
8-1269
1878
J.
REALTORS and Ashford
3-3506,
HOUSES
FOR RENT
TWO APARTMENTS, best section Hyde Park. One with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, the other one bedroom, suitable for couple.
Our
of houses for sale, ocean front farms,
ALLEN FRANCISCUS AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn
Avenue, 279
I IEDS
( AS
3-8400
366 acres at 3450 after 7:00 P.M.
per
acre.
Call 3-7509
| & FETS
DOGS
628,
UF
dining,
porch.
linen,
Juan
livingroom,
kitchen
Darlington,
Fernandez lephone
Juncos
baleony,
utensils.
one
of
635,
San
avenues.
Apartment
3.
baths,
conditioner,
Te-
two
613
bed
2
living-dining;
*co-
utilities inciuded. Call beafter 6 PM. Phone 3-7707. 617
APARTMENTS
2-3940.
1887
one block to beach,
furnished
air
vered terrace, fore 9 AM or 1947
back
Across
maim
SECTION,
completely
LARGE COOL furnished apartment, hot water, screened. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. kitchen
CONDADO
FOR
SALE
MODERN APARTMENT, recently finished Comfortable, well ventilated, hot water. lamps, other facilities. Reasonably priced. See Mrs. Toillinche, Borinquen
CONDOMINIUM APARTMENT in Condado section. 4 bedrooms, living. dining, 3
Commercial,
overlooking the beach and Ashford Ave. nue. For information call telephone 3.27538. 1944 625
8 AM 1894
21041
to 7 PM.
Borinquen
Telephone
Ave.
bathrooms. Fully equipped kitchen and laundry, incimerater, terrazzo floors, 2 elevators.
from
2-3520. 613
3000
MAGNIFICENT
kitchenette,
for
hot ces
front
and
rear
porches,
water, garage. No children. required. Tel. 3.2178.
of
open
rent
in
Park.
Big
each
613
with
living
sliding
door
cleset
room,
with builtbedrooms and
built.
BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT in new building facing the Caribe Hilten and the Con-
in dresser, studio room, big porch and patio connected to living room. Servant’s quarters, laundry room and garage, in
dado Lagoon. 4 bedroams and 3 baths, beautiful furnished kitchen, all brand new
separate building. Near restaurants. Reasemabie
equipment, ready for occupancy, Apt. Condominium San Rafael. 3-0850.
8
Betances
St.,
Floral
GUEST with
HOUSE,
nice
ocean
in
Near
Caribe Hilton and Condado Hotels. Cool, New furnished rooms. Reasonable Rates. Social Security Building, Ponce de Leén 804, 4th Floor, Apartment 401-402, Mrs. Vesa 1174
3-6769.
Rey.
Box 1738
Il,
Loiza
Aldea. 629
UF
ASHFORD
#SOUSE
-
Guest
LA POSADA — Motor Inn. Across the street from beautiful beach, near airport.
House.
1120-1122 Ashford Avenue, Condado. Rooms and efficiency apartments, Maid
15 rooms, aH airconditioned, some with kitchenette. Private bath. Telephone 9-1175.
service. All screened. with air conditioning.
Isla Verde, 1740
Hot water. Some Best hotel and
residential section. Special arrangements ing
together.
One
Beach facilities. for couples travel
block
from
La
LA
Concha
Manager,
Margarita
de
Con-
HOUSE
1017
Ashford
new, informal, oceanfront guesthouse in wxury hotel area. Large terrace facing the sea, with private stairway to beach. Spacious, modern, airconditioned roms. From $9. single $14. double, including
an
2-1779.
excellent
breakfast.
Phone
1564 LA
GUEST
HOUSE
Parque 153. Near beaches, restaurants, theatres, busses. Sun terrace, all airconditioned rocms. Cooking facilities. For information,
Box
12384
phone
Loiza
2-9352
Station,
or
write
Santurce.
to
1251 UNE
unily ved
JENNY'S:
Guest
atmosphere. 1650 McCleary
House
Delicious Ave. Tel.
with
ROSA
from
—
beach,
Guest
House
residential
—
One
section.
All
a
meals 3-6802 UF
GUEST HOUSE D ANI-H - Weekly and r onihiv r Danish breakfast optional. G ed near Paramount Theater. 2 i ‘Dufiaut Street. Telephone 3-885, 1 6 618
close to “Under The Trees”,
and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion Court, corner of McLeary. Member Cari Tourist Association. Telephone 31317, 702 UF
Fioral
1941
Park.
Hate
Rey.
618
CONDADO HOUSE near Fresbyterian Hospital. Spanish style, 4| bedrooms, 2% bathrooms, servant’s quarters. patio. Piano, wonderful location. Rent $400 unfurnished. ame many othérs— Santa Ma-
EXTENSION 95.
also
EL
Santa
COMANDANTE
Resa,
two
Lot No.
houses
fer sale.
3 bedrooms, bath, living-diming: ene | with equipped kitchen. Muebleria Maury, Fernandez Juncos 1505, 25515 SPEAK SPANISH. 1856
610
PUNTA LAS BEARIAS., Concrete and frame Three bedrooms, garage, separate quarters. Immediate peoreecien, ee inspection call 2-4107. 614 BLECTEO-LUX
with
see
WASHINGTON 67 GUEST HOUSE — Near beach in Condado Section. Singles, doubles and triples, . airconditioned. Patio with tounge chairs. It’s fun to watch the birds. Big terrace with Steinway piand and television for our guests’ delight. Near hotels — walking distance from shopping
centers,
Manager,
Miss
Cabassa,
Phone
rn 19:
713
NEW
CONCEPT
tions.
With
excellent
24
the
in
tourist
rental
of
accommodations,
hour-a-day
sightseeing, nite 2-0486 anytime. 1475 DONCELLA
loan
of
club
a
accomodaone
you
car
visiting,
of
our
get
the
for
your
etc.
Call UF
GUEST
HOUSE
—
500
yards
from beautiful beach. Aijrconditioned. Singles $7., doubles $12. Kitchen ‘privileges. Nicest residential section, near airport. 108 Doncella St., Punta Las Marias, ce, 1691
One
private
minute
$7.50
patio,
single,
to
some
beach
$10.
Rei near San Call 9-0144, 9-0532, 382
air
and
double.
%
-
All
corner
1774
Cacique,
Santurce.
COLONIAL GUEST Avenue, Miramar,
71 HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Santurce, Centrally
located. Single and double accommodations with private bath, some air conditioned. Rates from $4 single. Mrs. Cruthirds, 2-3994, 955 UF
Moderate
Magdalena
rates.
Alse
Phone 616
PRIVATE
ENTRANCE,
private
bath,
hot
water, air conditioner al. For single man, with references. $60. without air conditioning. Cacique St. 1921, Santa oo
Call
for
appointment
WE BEPAIR® electric m
of all types -
ing
otors.
We and
3-3215.
LOTS FOR SALE AQUEDUCT EOAD, hich up, 7,000 square
used
meters. Call Rodriguez, 2-2912 Ponce de Leon, San Juan.
Stop
or
1852
Asking
$1.75,
$1.50
and
square meter. Phone. Brenes during office hours, and 7-2845 Saturdays and holidays. 1961
for ‘electric!
Electric 26%,
Motors
for
service.
1854
Brushes ball bear-
le. Rapid
EUSTACIO
Fernandez
Santurce,
Juncos
A.
‘Also and
IRI-
Ave.s
Tel. '2-0827,
1854
Te
BUSINESS.
OPPORTUNITIES
OPPORTUNITY TO buy a good business: Ole Madrid Bar Restaurant. Good clientele, low rent. Debt—free. Part cash, balance mortgage. Owner Jeaving island, For informatien, Mr. Mora, Ponce de i 1858, phone 2.3891. SPEAK aie
muniavail-
$1.25
changes
ZARRY,
200 61s
highway and two adjacent facing cipal road. Electricity and water
make any type of Coils to order. Roller and
guaranteed
IN CUPEY BAJO section of Rio Piedras,
able.
automatie
purifier.
Come,
Avenue
_2-2883. 1925
OCEAN
FREONT-—First
rate
location—495_ square — ters
per
at 3-3899 evenings, 620
1959
2
-
UF
Ocean
Park
with 30 =
gain price. Reparto del |.Pitar adarter acre, priced opportunely | with jeg =
and
Tunqus and other detirable. locations.
beachf
sidence,
rates
3-3091
bath.
only
air
y peal Estate Corner servant's
aaaeee
rarage.
Can easily be expanded for guest house.
breakfast. Isla Verde Juan Intercontinental.
BEACH COTTAGE — Completely furnished, one airconditioned bedroom private home. Fully screened, linen service, all conveniences, Large patio. Fenced.’ Daily, weekly, monthly rates. Las Americas
1154
and
MAISON BLANCBRE Guest frouse. Doubie and single air conditioned rooms with bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 77 Washington St. Condado, Santurce, corner Wilson. Manager Beatriz Racini, Teleae 3-2936.
From
UF
private
it,
World’s
cleaner
UF
conditioned.
bus,
vacuum
OPPORTUNITY — 200 meters from Hotel La Concha, Section. Cool. wholesome, furnished room
THE DUFFY'S have cemcdeied charming, old beach home, and now offer rooms, all with private bath, some with
UF PROVIDENCIA
629
guest house
UF
ISLAND
Rico.
SAN JUAN GUEST MOUSEEnjoy breakfast and drinks on your private terrace in delightful continertal-run
hot and cold water. Terraces, garden. Near beach and business sectors. Sum-
rates.
Puerto
airconditioned double and single rooms. Private and semi-private baths, kitchen tacts Hot water. 2 blocks from bushoppi 3-1481. Mrs. Z. C. Steffens, Cacique St. 2071, Santurce. 1731 628
MARIGALANTE — PARQUE 159, Phone 2.3056. Beautifully decorated, airconditioned rooms, each with private bath,
treras. 1490
CASA
block
and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal guided tours. Telephones 3-6231 and 2.7927 Mrs. Annie De Mauret, Manager.
mer
PM.
Hou SCS
CHABRON’S COTTAGE, on ocean, splendid beach. For delightful vacations, weekends, or permanent. 45 minutes from Capital. Continental food, moderate ; prices. Mediania Alta, east of Parcela. P. O.
lovely
view.
Hate
624
Cue st Miramar,
Park,
1891
UF
ANTILLES
bus stops and price. For in-
formation call 6-5516 or come and seé it,
6A
1956
No children or
pets. Call 7.1288 from 9-12 AM and 2-7
terrace
~ residence
FURNISHED
Floral
dining room, modern kitchen in facilities, air-conditioned
Reteren-
1922
ft.
clesests.
for sale. $30.00. Call Ex|
HOUSES FOR RENT
MIRAMAR SECTION — Ponce de Leon Avenue: For continental couple, two bedroom {furnished apartment on d fleor of private house, living and dining room, bath,
sq.
stove. Eaclesed yard.
| BOXER PUPPY | semada 21.
HILS BEACH HOUSE the beach. Rofl out of water.
winds. becue 3-233L,
Airconditioning
by
the
on the
trade
Breakfast included. Outdoor barat your disposal. 1850 Atlantic,
UF
1384
TAFT
directly bed into
LAND-—for your custom home! Cupey Gard half acre with a grove of orance trees. Spectacular acre in Monterey with full view around the horizon. Bucaré quarter acre—a corner lot. high and perfectly level. Third of an acre in San. ta Maria (near telephone lines) at a bar-
GUEST
HOUSE
— Taft 53. Each
r6om with | private. bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance. Special rates by month. 2-0887 or
7
73
uy
Read the Classifieds | _
Robert
ATLANTIC VIEW-— hood
near
Centrally
a pleasant neighbor
beach, shpvping,
air
conditione
maid’s quarters, air shop. Corner lot of opel -
TELS. .3-5315'°
schools,
home ; with
conditioned hobby 534 meters. Only i i
Tschudin, Realtor
and
3-8254 [INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE sae
IN Spanish, English, and (Fre mch, for
es
children or adults; in small || Steups or individually, for beginners or \{\€er those whe wish to improve knowledge
i HIGH FIDELITY en : SI—ETS,
from
$45.00
|) Of ‘language or literature; experienced iteach B.A. U.P.R., M.A. Wellesiey \Coliege. interview by psppointnew, iment. Telephone 6-0315 from 2 ~ 5 PM.
, brand
up
CLASSES
{{33ESSONS 712|
with full factory warranty and service, |/1709
UF
i
WARE HOUS SALE this week atE Mufiez | ‘SPANISH LESSONS for Continentals, by Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilome ter||| graduate. Private colles lessons. 123eDe 28 Trujillo Alto Road. - {| Diezo, Stop ‘22, Santurce. (Near Swiss 75)
|
\Chalet, across from Pueblo Te 2-9842.
Supermarket).
&
3813
2413
St..
28160. :
for
UP
i
Hl s*5
‘|In! | ii
a
ae:
BRIDES
c
a
|
&
at Mufioz Rivera
init
“Nometer
28
this
Alto
FOR
HOTPOINT WASHING MACHINE in good condition, $125. Small baby bed with new mattress, $20. Chest, $15.00. Come by Bucaré 1, Punta Las Marias, Santuree. 1939 2 618
POSITIONS CONTINENTAL, graduate,
WANTED—MEN
CHINESE LACQUERED combination. Mahogany.
25
Call 1958
:
FOUR
”
APPLIANCE SERVICE
MARQUEZ REPAIR SHOP repairs all makes washers, dryers, dishwashers,
BEDS,
and
HEATEES,
new. with
service
at
from
full factory
INSULAR
and
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Housing Project
Troma Says US is Losing Friends
Built By Prison. Labor Inaugurated _The
first
low-cost
project
built
using
labor has at Trujillo
prisoner
who
otherwise
would
should
be
in
—
help program of the Administration. . The prisoners were paid wages ranging from 50 cents to 75
the SHIRTS
ASWIRL—
Convention looked
go a- Spinning at
at Des Moines
to Des
catwalk
Skirts
86
Moines
feet
ninth
annual National
Square
the
photographer
Veterans
Bruno Torres,
Auditorium.
(AP
who
took
Photo)
the picture
were
on a
JOHN
SCALI
Poland
another
package
even
The
State
economic
the
S. wheat,
cotsign con-
cluded
in
Polish
a few
expect
ed
farm
$296 To less has lion help the
clined
to
might
be involved
agreement.
Talks
Jerzy
Polish
from
used
Of
Desire
moves
are
re-
the works as evidence sides want to improve
U.
S.
ties.
They
lion to meet claims of United States citizens for property seized
de-
by-the
World has
mov-
Communist
War
been
regime
II. This agreed
sum to
after
already
informally,
with
Barring
Ponce Industrialist
unforeseen
blowup,
these officials said they should wind up successfully. Polish and United States officials both appear determined
not
to
allow
American
the
added
tensions,
the spy
plane
furor,
steady
improvement
up
PONCE—
by
to spoil the
in
Juan
politi-
were
not
pleased
delegate
on
Security
Council
the
that sided
Nations with
sia in seeking to condemn
to
has
to
the
The
Rus-
the ill-
the
youth
accident
long
be
a
Felix
donated
Ponce
to
trained
in
is part
of
a social
project
distance
ment on the U-2 spy plane cident or the collapse of summit conference. |
The
prisioners
are.
Po-
who
US Britain Consider
up
H-Bomb Plane Patrols LONDON
(AP)—Plans
for
Bri-
du ies
ap-
friendly
ers
were
and Washington. U.S. Strategie and
between
you
and the car ahead is awfully handy
yesterday
consideration
the
tion
of
manently
Royal
in
reported in “London
Air Air
keeping
their
aloft
donado,
would
Sgt. Jorge E. Mal-
son of Francisco
do of Vega Alta, and
a propor-
H-bombers
and
GRADUATED:
Command
Force
iron
lung
an iron
lung.
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selected from among those require salman minimum custony:
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be
for -prison-
under
lot
will
election
con-
property. settlement. to.give Poles
A
reviewed and. presidential
work.
munities.
nation” sta-
lower
the
ers, as they work in. close contact with ‘residents of the com-
put
plying to shipments |from Western countries.
of
the
tain to join the United States in world-wide, round-the-clock patrols of nuclear strike bomb-
advantages “of
thought
under
of
tus is to be given Polish exports to the United States: The State Department would extend this privilege as a follow-up to the
an
Fire
volunteers
This
period
given
CAROLINA
lived five days after
in
how
2. A “most favored
SIX
in the name of ‘his late son, Juan Oscar, who died last year from injuries received in an auto accident.
Poland’s
United
lung
Department. Serrallés gave
Displeasing Stand United States officials
Top
trying
Industrialist
Serrallés
iron
cal and economic relations Hetween Warsaw and Washington.
°
now
Donates Iron Lung -
Soviet-
heated
negotiators
decide
land is to the funds.
are:
ing ahead for the past five weeks. an
in
1. The Warsaw government will announce in a few weeks that it has agreed to set aside 640 mil-
much
been
else
Gromyko.
additional
ported in that both
in the newest have
Michalowski
Evidence
Two
how
independence
nister Andrei
drought.
estimate
little
derate compared with the bitter comments of Soviet Foreign Mi-
about
officials
felt realis-
was
the debate was scholarly and mo-
Million
Department
ag-
do without. risking
more
sador
encourage Poland to rely on Moscow, the United States provided a total of $296 milworth of food and economic to the Warsaw regime over last four years.
State
could
crisis aggravat-
by a prolonged
there
as
Further, authorities noted that the language that Polish Ambas-
$100 million worth of such surplus commodities to help weather a continuing
officials
that
toward
weeks.
diplomats
flight
Moscow.
ship-
ton. fats, and oils with every the deal will be successfully
spy
a Soviet crack-down which would wipe out Warsaw’s cautious moves
the
for
these
Poland
Poles
is going
negotiations
U.
But tically
aid
in denouncing incident.
of more
fated American gression.
— The to hand
Department
with
ments
big
though
backed Russia U-2 spy plane ahead
(AP) about
were
supervision
habilitation
Bid For Good Polish. Relations By
and
best)
foreman and officials Administration. They
struction
U.S. Making Another Economic WASHINGTON United States is
hour,
project of the
Dance
as the male dancers whirl their partners. This is how it
Register
above
the
an
technical
the
campaign. But the ex-president declined to use a_ television interview with college students to com-
not
have been able to avail themselves of the mutual aid self-
cents
was.
He said the| foteign policy of the Eisenhower administration
labor
on behalf of physically handicapped persons in the urbanization
—Former
$.
nati But, he ‘added, “we've been ' losing friends ‘one by one and. we ¢an’t afford to do that.” “That's exactly what the Iron Curtain ‘People want, ” Truman said.
Administration of the Commonwealth Dept. of Agriculture and Commerce. / Prisoners from the State Pethe
Harry
once
been _ inaugurated Alto’s Tulio Larri-
furnished
YORK: (AP).
Truman: says that the United States, as the leader’ of the free world,
housing
naga Urbanization, it was announced by the Social Programs
nitentiary
NEW President
°
2
Develops
L Tropic
Freight
Lines
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ation)
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tenes i
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(Continued From Page 1) a walking pace. ~ Most: of the people formally
skirts in
attired,
and
sport
the
blouses
were
in-
women
in
and
the
men
shirts.
TE aaa
ALE
ek
-,
more
than
a
As the motorcade proceeded week ago. along Dewey Boulevard and the | Funeral services will be held shores of the bay, Eisenhower temorrow for Julia Garcia de could see the gleaming U.S. air- Perez, who had been a polio pacraft carrier Yorktown and the tient at- Presbyterian Hospital. cruiser St. Paul, Flagship of the She and her husband, Julio PeU.S. Tth fleet, which he will rez Cestero, to whom she had take to Formosa.. been married five years, lived _ As Eisenhower’s ear approach- at M3, San Ignacio St. Alta ed downtown Manila, the crowds Mesa. She worked for Banco grew thicker and jammed clo- Popular for 11 years, but reser to the motorcade. tired nine mionths ago when her The fun-loving Filipinos were first child, Lillian, was born. Besides her husband and child, in a jovial mood. They cheered are her parents, Mr. the president and even the press surviving and Mrs. Santiago Garcia Veve, ears following in the rear. Many in the crowds. carried a twin sister, and one brother. The funeral will leave Ehret banners reading “Mabuhay (Long Live) Ike.” Arches across Funeral Home in Hato Rey at the
motorcade
“We
Love
route
Ike.”
Eisenhower
time
proclaimed
inthe
stood.
for
back
of
a
short
the
open
2 p.m.
tomorrow
the Lutheran flores. Burial Cemetery
for
services
at
Church in Montewill be at Capital
in
Rio
Piedras.
TAXI
cop sertibie smiling and waving to the people, Garcia at his side.
Pine
capital’s
4, entertainment,
trade and financial district to the svrawling, Spanish-style palace where Eisenhower will stay until he leaves for Formosa at midnight
tomorrow.
form:
lipino
of” greeting.
Despite Manila’s muggy tempe-
retures,
people
jammed
sidewalks, smiled, just
plain celebrated.
confetti some
on
the
laughed
and
When
the
got
too, tame
for
people
threw
boxes.
them
The 69-year-old president and the first chief’ executive to vi-
sit the Far East, was hailed as
a hometown boy who made good. Philippine President CarJos P. Garcia struck that note on greeting .Eisenhower: “Welcome
Home!”
Eisenhower’s
big
bine
III
the
US.
Air
Force’s
base
40
miles
north
landed
the
jet
Colum-
big of
at
Clark Manila,
first
case
recollection and added:
next
week.
Conflicting doing
so,
Views
she
‘‘I hope this
that
her drivers would be able to go back
to
The
work
taxi
immediately.
association
keep
said, how-
ever,
it
will
going
and
will not permit
the
strike her
to
serve the hotels. They claim that they have the promise of her
drivers,
to
support
their
ef-
forts.
oo Election Demanded The Puerto Rico Hotel Association discussed the legal aspects of the situation in a meeting at the hotel La Concha yesterday afternoon. _ _, Hurting Industry a
conversation
with
the
STAR
last night, John P. Suther-
land,
general
manager
of
the
San Juan Hotel, and head of the hotel
group,
said
that
it is
the
By
WALTER
PRIEST,
take
it conform
to the
Senatall
WASHINGTON — The Sena-. version | ‘very goon. the worst thing that could happen|| ‘te Banking and Currency ComCondominium construction in Puerto Rico.”
| is | “Sonia and Antonio were report- ‘mittee yesterday endorsed | con-' similar to cooperative _housing, | insurance legislation except that under the former, a edly on their way home | When | dominium the . suspected kidnapping | took|| ‘in a bill which carried Federal .purchaser receives an individual amend- mortgage on his apartment, raplace. They live at 3 Narin St., ‘Housing Administration |ments designed to eliminate pos- ther than sharing in a blanket Condado. Police said the eyewitness x ‘sible conflicts b&tween- Federal mortgage on a_ building. }and Commonwealth laws. The the license number of the Commonwealth govern-| They were working to track pen i Sources here said they did not ment has supported the Fontenthe limousine at press time. see any need for a- change in tion of local builders that FHA, John Speakes, special agent in ‘the Puerto Rican condominium insurance is necessary for the | charge of FBI, said late last night law. The amendments would jcondominium boom to extend to’ his office had ‘been advised about | |make the mortgage period 30 imore moderate priced housing. | the kidnapping and “naturally| years instead of 40. | Dr. Rafael Pico, president of | wants to keep in touch.” — It also specifies that commer- ‘the Government Development | Speakes said the FBI has not/ ‘cial establishments in condomi-. ‘Bank, headed a committee of lo- | yet been asked to step into the| niums would be ancireiple for ical government officials and’ case but could be expected to do ‘FHA insurance. ‘builders who testified in Wa-'
so should there be reason to ‘suspect that
the
missing
been brought
The | House
couple had], ed
across state lines. |
to
detectives,
three
{incendiary bombs started a small fire on the porch at 708 Fernan-
dez Juncos.Ave., home of Lester
Yaeger, production manuger for El Imparcial. ~ Another fire was reported when an automobile owned by Jose Nunez
Monge,
2114 Barbosa
Rio Piedras, was burned
Ave.,
in front
of his home, police said. Nunez works in El Imparcial’s account-| Police
also
dug
several
bullets’
of Je-
sus R. ‘Rivera, 1123M-Reparto Me: tropolitano, when they were in:'
werefired speeding
JAPAN
yesterday.
Rivera:
A small skirmish outside El Imparcial building in the morming yesterday resulted in some:
more
arrests in the contest bet-
ween
the
Brotherhood No
litical) m
|
Inejiro officia
statement
lic
—_
to express
of
a
or
urging
its
one
was
seriously
Meanwhile,
on capitol hill, Sen.
Carlos Vazquez Velez, of the Republican Party, introduced a moSenate
asking
the
From
to the
without’
the
inspect craft.
his
wer in’ an orderly way.
or
seyen-day
recess
in
ent)..as
a
a
among
teuce
the;
means
and give a i
for Eisenhower’s by
tion
of
the
U.
postponing S.-Japanese
deck '
couple
of
to
the
air-
arrived
with
airport
yesterday and informed officials that the husband
had
heart
a
condition
hot carry
bags
any
Situation
seemed
and’
could
distance. ‘hopeless
The until
to
their
hotel.
Due to the pilots’ strike, two Yther airlines that eventually reach the U. S. from San Juan reported a slight upswing in re-
to
servations,
Diet war
BULLETIN
|
had
to
been
unable
of, its pilots judge ordered
orderly
te work.
ratificamutual
| An
eaty. Without a recess the treaty will automatically rs) into effect on Sunday.
EAL
(AP)—Eastern last night in
to locate
any
since a federal them to go back
spokesman
said
a
copy of the order was being sent to each pilot by registered mail, Eastern also attempted to reach
the pilots by telephone.
MUNOZ
se-
1)
flight
permission
MIAMI, Florida Air Lines said
mosphere
Page
operation
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expect.
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committee
to .APProve
The strike scene at Comercio St., hoi of El “fmparcial, remained elatively quiet yesterday.
vestigating
hoped
Senate Body Frdorses FHA Insurance Bill
is a joke, but if it isn’t; this is}
from the wall ofthe home
of
of
Rica: to his].
Tirado, consented to an election, which is scheduled for ahursasy
and the president transferred to a Constellation for the 45-minute flight to the capital’s air-port, where the runways are not long enough to accommodate the bigger jets.
cretary of justice to investigate: the reports of violence during the| (Continued From Page 1) 23-day-old strike of -some news-' farmland in Rio Grande will be’ paper employes: completed in~a number of In the. House of Representatives, Rep. Carlos Westerband, Overjoyed with the news, she while taking from the House said she was about to driveiout to floor, referred to alleged police
\If the pilot strike does spread to PAA, the only direct flights to the
USA
from
San
Juan
will
be
made by Trans Caribbean which is already booked more than twe weeks in advance with added
planes. ‘Personnel at Travelers’ Aid at Rio Piedras to inform Mr. and strong-arm tactics during the strithe airport report that they have Mrs.. Marvin Frederickson, dike. had a run in stranded passengers El Imparcial printed its first | rectors of the home. “The De- since the Eastern pilot strike grip
Tight of the hotels to make contracts with persons and companies, assuring them the “best of has never: been paper Monday, since Memorial borah Home tightened Monday. Many of these service” on their property. ‘fable to afford a telephone,” she have been tourists on tight budDay, when it closed down. “This strike certainly is not said. gets, they said, who could not doi Puerto Rico any good,” Mrs, Tomlinson also sald the afford to remain another day in se @ id Sutherland. “They are: hurtdrive will now proceed ‘more San Juan. MANILA, Wednesday | (AP)— ing ‘an industry which brought ‘| realistically” to raise funds for { * e & President Eisenhower plunged in more than $50 million for j the construction of the new Deinto business talks with President the last year,” CHICAGO, (AP)—A Federal borah Home for 100 children. judge yesterday signed an order Carlos P. Garcia today with a Nine persons were arrested by “It’s a great step forward,” she UNITED NATIONS (AP)—In: near hysterical welcome from 1 barring pilots of three airlines 1/2 to 3 million Filipinos still police at International Airport and donesia told all other U.N. mem-| added. There are 37 children from interfering with regularly two im front of La Concha Hotel bers yesterday that the Néther- now living at the home.) ringing in his ears. scheduled flight service after the fer threatening taxi and publico Chances Were Gloomy carriers said they faced a strike After a night: in a. presiden- drivers who were picking up pas- lands alone would be to blame The first story concerning the at midnight last night. if the two countries got into war 1 tial suite at g Palace, sengers. over: disputed West New Guinea, needs of Deborah Home appear1U.S. District Judge Julius H Eisenhower sat down at 8:05 A.M. All eleven men were dismissed where-the Miner granted the temporary in. Dutch have sent ed in the San Juan STAR May for a business breakfast with Gar14. At that time Frederickson juction against the Air Line Pi. ‘cia in the sprawling Spanish-style after appearing before Judge Ri- reinforcements. cardo Calderon, who warned them Indonesian delegate Sukardjo said he thought. the chances of: lots Assn., and two of its officers, Palace. against such action, and ordered On tape were the hours of talks them to stay outside the airport Wirojopranoto stated this posi- the hill’s being passed. during tol «American Aivlines Ine., Pan tion in a letter to U.N..Secre- the current session of the Le- American World Airways Inc, that could touch on Garcia’s re- bounds. and Trans World Airlines, | tary General Dag Hammarsk- gislature “were nil.” quest - for. nuclear weapons for Earlier, a similar, order affecta He said then that he had not jold which was circulated: to defense purposes and for increabeen able to get word jas to, ing pilots of Eastern Airlines other delegations. sed American economic aid. The Netherlands kept what it the progress of- ithe appropria- itwas issued. A strike crippled that -The Filipinos’ are known to feel calls Netherlands New Guinea tion. He had little hope for its line’s service in a dispute over that their friendship is taken for being’ passed because the bill Cockpit. seating of Federal inswhen it recognized indonesian granted by the United States, ‘MEXICO CITY (AP) —' The pectors in jet aircraft. It was sigwhile former enemy nations and common law wife of Jacques Mor- independence in 1949. Indone- had been -introduced only’ this hed by Judge Joseph Lieb in the sia claims -| the. dutch | a te year and the current session of nard, Leon ‘Trotsky’s assassin, has neutrals’ are wooed with » Bigger territory too. Th the Legistature concludes June U. 5. District Court in Mant. Floquit her gavernment job and flown over that Slices of...aid...:, acl hoslovakia to. marry -him.. ..acerca acts «Westwe 25. Fi
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president
said it was
ing department: '
In
Small children in the crowd yeiled “Yeh, ‘Ike,’ a fimiliar Fi-
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According
At. one point, early in the (Continued From Page 1) parade, the crowd surged soto join the United Packinghouse close to the car that Philippine security men jumped out of a Workers Union local. Mrs. Tirado’s company has ear behind with tear gas guns at the reddy.. But they did not contracts with all local major ‘fire and the people jumped back. hotels except the San Juan Intercontinental, to provide taxi ‘he ‘motorcade progressed service. The San Juan Hotel is “down famed Dewey Boulevard, along the shores of Manila Bay, considering a contract proposal. In a meeting with the Labor through the heart
of the Philip-
varado took charge of the case. kidnapping
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“THE SAN swede eran’ eda ‘Tune 15, 1960”
Ortiz Defends Title Against Loi At S. SAN
verted
FRANCISCO
southpaw,
junior
welterweight
Ortiz
title +
31-year-old
Loi,
who
has
won 103 bouts while losing one and fighting six draws, figures this nationally televised . 15rounder will be his most im-
portant
fight.
First, he’d like to add a world title to his European welter weight crown, Secondly, Lightweight Joe Brown has indicated he'll put his title on the line against the winner. The
junior
140 pound recently
welterweight
championship reactivated
135 pound prestige
title and
of
is
in
class.
carries
earning
a
The
more
power.
hook.
Loi
never
Duilio
go
from
Loi,
a con-
all
seemed
to
Champion
out
in
his
insisted on partners.
Carlos
workouts,
top
Ortiz, a Puerto
but
grade
sparring
Rican
Hving
, 16 1
in
New York City, showed power with both hands during workouts and is expected to be a 9-5 favorite. Carlos, .23, has lost only two 0 Bhts — to Johnny- Busso and Kenny Lane. He reversed both in rematches and stopped Lane to win the title in two
rounds only
on
June
12, 1959.
defense,
he
Battling Torres 10th
Ir. his workouts, the challenger used his right only sparingly while showing off his rugged
lett
Italy’s
round
Feb.
In his
knocked
of Mexico at
4.
Los’
out
MAJOR
in the Angeles
:
A crowd of about 8,000 is expected for the Cow Palace fight.
Paid $20,000 For Fight -- Lamotta WASHINGTON Lamotta
to
pay
swore
$20,000
(AP)—
Jake
yesterday
he
to
middle-
get
a
had
weight championship bout with Marcel Cerdan in 1949. But Lamotta, who won the title from Cerdan in Detroit June
16,
1949,
didn’t
know
-Cerdan, ved
steadfastly
in
who a
got
insisted the
Frenchman
Algiers,
was
he
Lamotta who
as
his
manager,
Lamotta, Senate
testifying
Antitrust
Subcommittee,
before
and
said
he
money
who
li-
in
an
gave it to his brother. Whether his brother
airplane accident the same he lost the title to Lamotta.
year
who
motta
from
was
to
replied
a
get
bank
the
that
CARLOS
got
the
vault
and
ORTIZ
The
former
ing champion,
middleweight
box-
testified under oath
yesterday that he faked:his knoctold
him
money,
La-
“maybe
he
kdown
defeat
by
Billy
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said his brother, Joey.
served
.
(Based on 100 or more at bats) NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING wi BATTING . Burgess, Pittsburgh 367 Runnels, Boston 385 Adcock, Milwaukee 348 Maris, New York 333 Clemente, Pittsburgh 346 Allison, Washington 328 Curry, Philadelphia 336 Power,Gleveland 22 Ashburn, Chicago 333 Gentile, Baltimore .320 Skinner, Pittsburgh 330 Berra, New York 319 Groat, Pittsburgh 325 Piersall, Cleveland 318 Mays, San Francisco 329 Smith, Chicago 310 Mathews, Milwaukee 325 Minoso, Chicago .307 White, St. Louis 323 Francona, Cleveland 301 HOME RUNS HOME RUNS Boyer, St. Louis 16 Maris, New York 17 Banks, Chicago 16 Lemon, Washington Aaron, Milwaukee 13 Mantle, New York 12 Thomas, Chicago 11 Held, Cleveland Mathews, Milwaukee 11 Colavito, Detroit 10 McCovey, San Francisco 11 Cepeda, San Francisco RUNS BATTED IN il RUNS BATTED IN Hansen, Baltimore 41 Banks, Chicago 48 Maris, New York 40 Clemente, Pittsburgh 44 Lemon, Washington _ 40 Cepeda, San Francisco 41 Minoso, Chicago 38 McCovey, San Francisco 38 Mays, San Francisco 36 Skowron, New York 37
on his left hook to win the world
boxing
tonight.
The
(AP)—
banks
LEAGUE LEADERS
MAJOR
_THEBAN TUAN SEAR ~~ Wedpsty, Sone 15, 1960,
CARMONA'S H. COMANDANTE
By Jimmy Cannon
LONGSHOT
You
:
118
Aurora
4-1
1 9
113
alw;
2.year-olds; Rivera)
114
7-5
Lin
(J.A.
Velez)
108
4-1
up;
6
f.
114 105
clmg
the
8 7 31
Elsa J. (D. Rodriguez) Prodigo (L.R. Velez) Valenciano (R. arcia)
12 116 1144
41 6-1 8-1
Vigia
(Valdes)
Ernestite
Tczesina
recent
can
win
is always
Vencedor Walter A. Don Nico
3
Collores
5
(L.R. Velez (Ayala)
(Valdes)
Tetrarquina
8 31
(Landrau)
Ceremonia La Mulata Celador has
times,
L.
should
(Maldonado) (Rosario) beaten this
do
it
once
who
with
105
12-1
one do
seem
6 a-Aragones
(Quinones)
1 a-Camille
4 2 8 3 5
|
(Iglesias)
Pesetera (Pacheco) El Centurion (Valdes) Oiram (J.A. Velez) Nawicar (Landrau) Taquillera (A. Cordero)
behind
to have
end
Nothing
Sullivan,
Jack
was
9
Dinamita
(Rosario)
Those
who
left
just ring
The
and
were
Moore
Joe
(Ortega)
live off you
offered
heavyweight
in
all
33
£Brother
Jive
f-field horse, Fatura runs to beat. Sierra ect
‘em
gerous
in
3-1 41
al style
5-1
11/16
8 3
5
the
113
«6-1
9
4
final
generally
up were
(Imported) (Iglesias)
103
(7-5
(A.L. Ramos) F. Il (Matos)
115 ‘15
5-2 7-2"
(D. Grifa
Rarintgo
2 f-La
($2,500);
Garcia)
7-2
115.
(G.
114 > 5.1 114 7-1
Rivera) Cordero)
(Rosario)
(A. Cordero)
Ingiesa
(M.A.
(Reyes)
Diaz)
110
7-2
f
t
to’
come.
But
zi
him
the
with
your
night
a
wickedly
time
on
you knocked
:
him
out
You
didn’t fight
often
ages
of
boxing.
lost money
‘are
géntle
The extra weight seemed
as The Mus
as a champion
induced
You
Even as D’Amato declaimed, there created matches
was Témmy
slapper whose
laughter.
Those
who
which
Jackson.
NEW
He
aT
ye:
sadly impracticwatched
you
beat
with
a champion.
Peter
a title
Rademacher
was
an amateur
But he was a heavyweight and collapsed from exhaustion in a
contest.
‘9I6 EXCEPT SATURDAY, 3 FLIGHTS,
Frank
-
Jim
Norris,
who
then
Carbo ,alliance. Harris
Johansson
operated
Principle
coudn’t
punch.
Madison
was
Square
ignored
Again,
you
by
were
Garden.
Cus
But
The
knocked
Mus down
and
that’s
your
history
as
a
heavyweight
champion.
Even Primo Carnera’s peculiar record is better. He defeated Paolino Uzeudum and Tommy Loughran before Max Baer took him
out.
You were denounced as a hoax perpetuated by D’Amato after Johansson dumped you. You went jinto sorrowful concealment for a Jong time. It must have occurred to you that this accusation might | not be just the spiteful estimation of prejudice slanderers. The |. last time Johansson was ridiculed} as a foreign hound who quit in the Olympics. But this June you! are the body that the slayer of your
legend
left in the
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D’Amato then handed you Brian London, who had the style of a drunken woman. He seemed afraid to hit you. In his. corner was Nick Baffi, who was muscled into the spot by D’Amato. Add
‘
108
It is as if
during the course of the sloppy butchery.
4-year-olds-
(Corchado)
of
because
dan-
elm’:
Billy Martin’s first four hits with Cincinnati this season were doubles,
Harris was. handled by Lou Viscusi who was part of the Narris-
with
105 20-1 107 20-1
Hibachi
hols, United |States.
turned professional not be defending his
The next fall-over was Roy Harris. D’Amato had avoided respectable contenders because, he insisted they were connected
5-2
20-1
7 Ramanath-
disgusted.
ever matched
3-1 41 6-1 8-1 8-1
114
Australia.
|an Krishnana, India. 8 Earl Buch-
Drunken Woman
3-year-olds;
;
(E.
11 £-Critico
furlong.
FRASER
Emerson,
*-
After that, D’Amato put you in with the most disgraceful mark
A.
m.
7
1 10
Davila)
Barry,
|
June
handled
an industrious freak, an angry
him
kindly for Bonilla, one Bretona fast closer,-may
lonshot.
7 wp; 6
(P.
le: 2
You were meanly quick in|
bitter
glib excuses.
the
you as a champion.
11
20-1
(Australia).
You suggest a}
==
far beyond
been,
demanded
144 112
110
Men’s seeds
Fraser
Louis.
You
has
Your first opponent
6th-$1.300; clmz $1,600); 4_year-oldsup; 7 £. (imported) 160 Futura (Bonilla) 1172-1 11 Sierra Bretona (G. Rivera) 117. 5-2 34 Hibachi (Sayan) 117 (3-1 7 No Escape (I. Pizarro) 107 4-1 3 Disgusto (Contreras) 415 5-1 1 Gellie Debb (A. Cordero) 105 6-1 32 Bambi (Valdes) 105. 8-1 5 Pepito M.'(E. Rivera) 117: (8-1 4 Patsy Kelly (Maldonado) 113 101 2 f-Pordiosero (J.-A. Velez) 107 20-1 D.
ond-seeded.
eight;
skills commenced’ to wither
the
poised
Promoters
was
52
Yankee
gles
MacKay, U./S. 3 Rod Laver, Aus-, tralia. 4 Luis Ayala, Chile. |5 Nicola Pietrangeli, Italy. 6 Roy
last year.
and will title.
who
Stadium
for
a burden.
3-2
lil
these
of
the
in
was doubt you were a heavyweigt at all.
to
445
|
Withers
of nature and abnormally shy.
Sparta (Reyes) a-Louisiana Stable entry. Mavi has raced with better, should beat this group with ease. Aragones-Caunille entry has gvod chance. Pesetera last mot true, could do it.
8 f-Yuya B. (iglesias) 9 £-Machito M. (P.G. Diaz)
Wimbledon
Women’s
enough. Too much training turned you stale.. Your manager had the effrontey to insinuate you were experimenting, using opponents as sparring partners. In absurd monologues, Cus The Mus declaimed you were the
31
6 f-Andy
The
United
won §
for the
he was an obese heavyweight, slow with fat. You are also a fraudulent heavyweight. Alongside of Johansson, you become stunted and frail. After settling Moore, you fought like a depleted old man.
118
106
emotion.
reports
succumbed to. old ‘age.
techniques.
You
though
greatest
113.
Often the
him
in 56?
Dempsey
glorious
Great
duel.
110 lll. 118. 118 106
the
;crown
are
parody
($4,000) 3 ‘i
Rivera)
Neale
in the
eee
nL CANNON
You
Sth-$2,000; chng 11/16 m. (Native)
(BE.
do
tember.
in
concerned.
who had never fought for money. he knocked you down before he
Mavi
Calif.,
.
States singles’ fi ‘mal at Forest Hills last Sep-
seemed
surprised Celador recently over seven furiongs, but distance this time favors Celagor. Don Nico good longshot.
10
nt.
seeded
with Darlene Hard of Montebello,
of his success § ‘over Alex Olme- 2
-
|
used up by years he neyer lived,
your youth
agile contempt.
it.
Walter
©
because #
Maria Bueno, the defet ding champion from Brazil, was) top-
You beat a man who is one of the final custodians of the fight
113 10.1 108 10-1 sert several
more.
up
embarrassing
last June left
has been
racket’s
4-year-olds-
(A. Cordero, Jr.)
9 4
12-1
stretch
could
pity.
.
that night you appeared to be shaped for a prolonged, greatness. Intelligent men suggested you would eventually bélong ‘with John
8-1
106
start,
in
close,
4th-$2,250; clmg ($5,000); wp; 11/16 m. (Native)
1
pionships June 20-July 2 — Probably thie last All-Amateur
‘mainly
serenity
in sentiment.
Skill
106 12-1
(Pagan)
ffield horse. Centinela needed best.
112
(Quinones)
no
after you knocked out Archie Moore.
5-2 5-2 5-2 3-1 (41
(Sayan)
attention
rooted
on you
Johansson
November.
105 110 110 105 117:
5 f£-El
body.
man
2-1 7-2
(Iglesias) Reyes) (P.G. Davila) Pizarro) (Corchado)
Comica
arouse
calculated
rry MacKay yesterday were top seeded for les in the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis cham-
‘Wimbledon. lente oes age |
you borrowed your body frorh another generation.
(Native)
i £Exealibur
the
are written
Did
Centinela Ernestito Teresina Bolero (I, Pagliacci
4 f-Querencia
gets
last June. At 25, you
4-year-olds-
($1,200);
You
your
It is- a field
games
12 3 9 6 2
30
struck
You are the victim. Johansson is the assasof your myth. In other departments of ja
laid the price
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LEAGUE STANDINGS AND LEADERS PAGE 26
FEATURES NIGHT SCORES
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Wednesday, June 15, 1960
Brave
Hobbie Halt:
rf.
Cubs Win, a2 Banks Hits 17tt MILWAUKEE (AP—Chicago righthander Glen “Hobbie almost pitched the second no-hit game of the Netonal League season last night as he held the MilwaukeeB raves
hitless until the eighth inning. the
eighth
to
spoil
Hobbie’s
Del Crandall
bid
“| for fame, but the Chicago mains“|tay held on for a two-hitter the ‘1 Cubs downed the Braves 3-2.
Milwaukee and
got its second run
second
final
hit of the ball
game in the ninth when Eddie . | Mathews slammed his 12th homer
of the year. Crandell’s
tenth
four-bagger
was
his
of the campaign.
Chicago’s
belting
duo
of Ernie
Banks and Frank Thomas gave Hobbie the margin he needed .
| to work
on early in the game.
3
Banks polled his 17th homer |. _| of the year and Thomas his 12th -|to give Hobbie, whose record is
=| now 5-6, the cushion. Bob Buhl was the starter and las:
ing pitcher for Milwaukee which dropped four games behind the league-leading Pittsburgh Pira-
e
BANKS |
_| tes. He is now 5-3. igetvLLo
ee
INFIELD
MIXU P—Daryl
Spencer
crashes
into
Cardinal
teammate
Julian
er
at
second base Sunday. Javier held the ball long enough to put out sliding Pittsburgh outfielder Roberto Clemente. Ball later popped from Javier’s glove. See arrow. (AP)
NEW only
YORK
off
can
in
be
p.
their
The
1.
two
Can
foremost
are:
forget
the
that
sent
right
hand
him
times
to
seven
third year
being round ago?
2. Will strenghth
easy tal
the
stopped of
their ns
the
bout
a
be
other
sparring
whether
After fight
Patterson as he was
session will be his last.
that time
he will to store
_ Patterson
‘in
through
relax until energy.
plans
to
work
the
Williams’
sixth
run.
498th
home
career
bribe
offers
with
for
run
Boston.
asked
his
about
brother,
former middleweight champion Jake Lamotta, to throw fights.
Jake had preceded his brother and manager
Friday.
to the witness
chair
questions,
doctors.
record
tain the same visitors today. The
Patterson before
sparred
members
yesterday
of
Johansson
the
will
New
enter-
$3,500,000
considered
pos-
LONDON
players London
(®
—
Rain
drove
the4 to the way
indoors yesterday at the Grass Courts champion-
ship
and
Chilean
star
Luis
was
one
of
first
victims
the
Ayala
the indoor wooden courts. Italian Davis Cup reserve
on Ser-
gio Tacchini defeated Ayala 6-2, 6-3 in the first round of the Men’s
.| Singles at the Queen’s Club. The
result
surprise,
for
was
something
Ayala
is
of
a
seeded
fourth for the Wimbledon Chami] pionships starting Monday. But it was the suddea switch from grass to wood that beat the Chilean. |The
result
ws
casions
to throw
fights—one
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
sible.
Luis Ayala Beaten By Italian Substitute InLondon Grass Courts Championship Play
JOHANSSON
was
only
of fa-
a victim
IIN TILEY ere rOGD BIRTH
are
per-
Cash’s
York State Athletic Commission and was examined by Comission
overconfidence?
There
and
actually is as futile the first fight.
Norman
ment yesterday when
or not the
sonable Swede was lucky in the Patterson and Eddie Machen
fights,
on
WASHINGTON (AP) — Joey Lamotta took the fifth amend-
night.
as whether
|
Antitrust ComMeanwhile, the financial as- of the Senate pects of the fight took on an mittee and told of bribe offers. even rosier hue. The estimates | Jake, testified that he had of the total gate vary, but all received through his _ brother ocare on the glowing side, with a offers of $100,000 on two
Johansson, on the of that comparatively
victory,
such
2-1,
no pointer
things
will go
at Wim-
with
far more
doing
at home
of the covered
courts.
Results included: Men’s Singles—Second Ramanthan
Krishnan,
de-
feated W. W. Woodcock, Australia, 6-3, 8-6. Fred Stolle, Australia, defeated Jackie Brichant, Belgium, 3-6, 6-1, B4en
Bb
e
Piet
Vibe
“we
Redlegs
6-3.
Jackson has lost five times. Ken Boyer hit his run for the Cardinals
17th home to tie him
with Ernie Banks for the National League
home
run
leadership.
Tony. Janiro on June 6, 1947, and one with Billy Fox on Nov. 14,
1947.
The former
champion
said he
turned down time cash on both occasions but agreed to throw
the
assurance
this
would get him a shot at middleweight championship.
Fox
fight
on
the :
When brother Joey was called, he pleaded his contitutional right not to answer questions that might incriminate him. (See
Jakes
Story,
Page
26)
LEAGUE
000 001 000—i
4 0
Milwaukee
000 000 011—2
2 0
Detroit
000
6 0
Hobbie
and Averill;
HR—Chicago,
Buhl, Piche
St. Louis Jackson Brosnan
Banks
(17,
Milwaukee,
Cincinnati
Round: India,
cinnati
AMERICAN
Mathews
seemed
of
Boston
(12).
it. He
game
the year last night as the’ St. Louis Cardinals downed the Cin-
5 0
(10),
on the fast wood
— Larry
ninth
000—3
201
mas
in
his
000
notable
Ayala
won
Chicago
(9) and Crandall. W-Hobbie (6-7). L-Buhl (5-3).
of
Jackson
BASEBALL SCORES
bledon, . The Italian was the most reluctant of all the players to play on wood. But he collected the scalp
Keds
(AP)
Joey Lamotta Takes 5th In Boxing Quiz
+
canvas
in
Monday
Sixth
homer of the year. Williams hit his
Boston’s
It in
As Champion Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson fight buffs continue to ask each other questions which when the two heavyweights meet in their scheduled 15-round
queries
Patterson
pulverizing
before
for
—
title fight at the Polo Grounds
Sox,
fourth Ted
workouts,
answered
Hits
Beat
CINCINNATI
DETROIT (AP)—The Detroit Tigers last night edged the Boston Red
Can Patterson Forget Ingo's Right Hand? Will Champ Johansson Be Overconfident? taper
Ted
Cards
*
Crandall
(12).
203 000 010—6
9 1
002
5 0
and (3),
Tho-
100
000—3
Smith; Grim
O’Toole,
(6),
(9) and Bailey. W-Jackson L-O’Toole (46).
Henry
(9-5).
HR—St. Louis, Boyer an, Flood (1). Cincinnati, Lynch (3):
000
20x-—2
Monbouquette and Nixon; Bunning, Burnside (8) and Wilson.
W-Bunning
(43).
quette
-
(5-6).
HR-Boston, Williams Cash
(6). Detroit,
(4).
Baltimore | Cleveland» New
L-Monbou-
011 000 1 001 000 0
York
Kansas
City
Washington: at Chicago, postponed, | wet grounds. Pittsburgh at San Fran., night, Phila. at Los -Angeles, night. »