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at SaniJuan, Poe!
Isla 1 Dead, 500 Injured
\Father, Daughter Missing
In 7-Hour Outbreak As Police Hunt For Clues
1Quelled By Tear Gas
By HORST BUCHHOLZ
By JAMES » TOKYO. (Thi (Thupay Rioting;x students liament buildings
the of
CARY police’ moved in with tear. gas. The government denounced a AP) —}: NY. ri par- ‘the uprising as a Communist stormed last night in attempt to overthrow premier rioting of a month Nonusuke Kishi to keep Japan
worst
outbreaks.
persed, jured
They
leaving and
finally
dis-
hundreds
one.
from
aligning
in-
.woman.dead,
to
face ~ef
the
police scan
President on:
by
Far
on
got
tear
time
in
gas.
It
eight
‘bloody
has
WASHINGTON
wn
The House
which
is
with
the
nuclear
Soviet
weapons
ernment
Bank, blast:
said
Union
and
for Cuba,
Red
military
yesterday
China
assistance
which
include.
a former official of the Cuban
gov-
Castro.
Before
departing,
he left
with the Miami News. said he arranged a trip early
could
out
get
“We
of
Cuba
a
copy
of
his
this year so that he
safely.
who
knew
we were Cuban. bank officials, information about offers joint Formosa-Guantanamo military operation made by
of: a Raul
Castro
heard from the lips of Chinese Red
agents,
to Mao, Tse-Tung.
“We know that Raul Castro planned to visit Khrushchey’s
garrisons in Moscow and svatemic agreements.”
complete
military
pacts, and
demand
Ramon~
search,
Torres
officially
called
, and put Comacho in charge
giving
him
blanket
Officially the FBI ‘watched the case. from the sidelines. Special Agent John Speakes said, however,
ANTONIO And SONIA SOLER °
4
Gun-Tofing In Court House Brings Teamster’s Arrest. By HAROLD highlighted Teamster.
old
El
yesterday public
J. LIDIN
Imparcial
by
the
relations
Teamsters
Enter
SJ Taxi Strike
By HAROLD J. LIDIN ~~ has
barged
into
the
,,
newspaper
arrest
The incident occurred as Judge Angel Fiol Negron opened hearings on an injunction sought by El Imparcial against the Teamster’ brotherhood.
Federico Virella,
taken into custody in Superior Court's corri-
middle -of:the San Juan. taxi tieup with a petition to the Nation- dor: with a revolver ‘in his inside al Labor:Relations Board for a coat pocket. He. was. charged. in, representation election among District Court before Judge Marsome 35 drivers of the Star Taxi célino Flores -with ‘illegally possessing, carrying, and non-registerCabs,» Inc. : Teamster. International Repre- | ing the weapon, and released in sentative Frank Chavez said yes- ‘$2,500 borid. terday the Star Taxi petition is | In’ his defense. Virella charged the first of “three or four’ elect- that Pedro Julio Burgos, an Imion demands the Teamsters will parcial editorial’ executive, must {have planted the gun on him durfile on taxi companies.
(See TEAMSTERS, Page 25).
(See ‘GUN-TOTING, :
touch
with
the}
Page 25)
bug -
developments.
‘|Asked whether FBI to move in. a
“no
he . expected the Speakes had only
comment.’
Account Unfolded Early The dramatic account of the kidnaping
after
strike’ was
officer at a hearing on the) +strike in Superior Court.
who, was San; Juan
the agency was ‘keeping in close
unfolded | early
police
As
told
yesterday
had | pieced
initial reports.
of a gun-carrying
- The strike-busy Brotherhood of |. Arrested was Teamsters
yesterday.
statement Cc
Supt. yesterday
The kidnaping was reported by Police to be the! first in Puerto
to
pacts
would
such
powers in an effort to-track down the missing couple and their abductors.
- . their whereabouts sought
Carrillo, former president.of the Cuhan Development went from Miami to’ Mexico City ‘to rélease .a\ 24-page against
of the
The eo
wants
commu- *
their | abductors,
the case kidnapin, mandant Jorge
-
-{AP)
expected
no
Rico.
Cuba Seeks Nuclear Arms = From Reds, Says Banker Castro
Police”
‘use
“voted a 7% per cent pay increase for 1,570,000 federal workers. This sent the bill to the Senate
vio-
or
Braschi
the
permitted
received
as a ransom note.‘
was
Voted Pay Hike
protect ..the
(W_Fidel
victims
to
years
had
nication from either the kidiap
seven
Federal Workers
lence in Japan and the possibility of what might develop there. “(Sees EQOKYO, Page. 25)
MIAMI
Police
Com-
orders
and - her
54, a lino-
type repairman.
Eastern
for
blonde,
father Antonio,
the
gas.
visit
continuing
with
The outbreak came just four (See I DEAD, Page 4)
;, Scheduled arrival |
the
went
with
first
of
Sunday aftern The warm welcome showered on Ejisenhower.‘in the Philippines was shadowed:
a
revolvers,
government
new riots in Tokyo. They are said ‘to Aave deep doubts now whether |~ Japanese:
in
rioting
use
ried American security officials today worked over arrangements the
States
charge
“By MARVIN L.._ ARROWSMITH MANILA “(Fhursday) (®) — Wor-
in
country
abouts of Sonia Soler, 23, an
attractive
treaty
hours before police, helpless with. their clubs and forbidden
pe Cause Visit Qualms te’ Japan
new
liné of defense against munist aggression. Th®
Eisenhower’s
the
this
United
as
Tokyo Riots
for . President
ratifying
The biggest manhunt in ‘Puerto Rico’s history was on last night to find a father and daughter who were kidnaped separately Tuesday. | But late last night there were still no clues to the where|
by
together
| Mrs.
Soler,
who,
Catafio Ferry Skippers Out;
So Is Service By DOUGLAS
RICHARDS
Ferry boat Service between Catafo and old San ed
abruptly
Juan
yesterday
terminatafternoon
when a lightning walk-out of captains during the afternoon shift tied up operations, of the Popular
Transport Co. The walk-out occutred during ‘the 1-2 p.m. change of shift and (See: CATANO, ‘Page 25)
,
RTE PF NETS OTR EIS OR
ITY
"THE SAN JUAN STAR
— Thursday, June5 ie, 2960
(EDITOR’S NOTE: Jim Becker has spent the last decade in the Far East, first as a war correspondent in Kerea, then in Tokyo, Honolulu and Manila. He has been AP chief of bureau in Manila during the past 2'2 years.
By
JIM
“inspiring,”
and
“statesmanlike.”
But privately they admitted its complicated phrases and weighty
preachments
did
not
strike
leaves
tonight,
munist like
way
EISENHOWER
is-
cents
of 43
in the electrical machinery, equip-
cents over the April, 1959 amount according to figures released by the Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics.
kes and several concerns cut employment in this industry from
an
an
hour
There
industries
average
of
April
a gain
in
92
ment,
A
ge in hourly earnings between Mareh .and April of this year, the report said.
‘and The
Because
of a reduction
and
suplies
4,1000 in March
was practically no chan-
decrease
sons was
of 3.4
industry.
Stri-
to 3,500 in April.
of about
300
per-
reported for the apparel
related rest of
products industry. the categories did
of
not register major changes. Between April,-1959, and April,
pro-
1960, employment in the manufac-
duction workers, the average weekly earnings of the workers drop-
turing industries climbed by 4,800 workers—a gain of 6.1 per
hours
in- the
average
hours
worked
number
per week
by
cent.
ped from $34.37 in March to $31. 14
in
April.
CORRECTION
Employment in manufacturing industries totaled 83,000 persons in April, a reduction of about 800
Because a paragraph was advertently dropped frem
story
WEATHER FORECAST: San and Mayaguez
today
a
chance and
PUERTO
of
Juan, Ponce Considerable
thunder and
newspaper
the VIRGIN
ISLANDS: . Considerable
STATESIDE:
cloudi-
LOW:
174
Boston,
56,
Israel-Argentina
in Vienna.
Emergency Registry Thursday, June 16 All Night Pharmacy Fernandez Jurcos 1304 Santurce Tel. 3-5169 : Docters en Night Duty Metrepelitan Area San Juan — Santurce Rie Piedras — Barrie Obrere Call Tel. 3-2467 for information and assistance Puerte Nueve & Caparra Terrace Dr. Ivan Banueci M
10
303
RBto. Tel.
Metropolitano 6-4283
Dr. Rafael A. Cayey Road +
Tel.
Caguas Jimenez
2817
NOTICE
The
At
CALL
Police
The
most
of
Puerto
5 RE Egon,
Oo
a
long
the
PREFECT LEAVES S
Filipinos.
why
They
a
champ prior to leaving for Rewte = yeaterdsyby Bob Bone)
commitment
suggested that the United States station nuclear weapons here despite
the
jitters
that
it
might
The ys
create among her U.S. allies and officially
neutralist.
friends
for\a
1
The seem
Philippine
attitude
unreasonable
event
.
of attack.”
Time
Powers’ Spy Trial
been set back to 2:30 pm., two went to an airport chib
Seen Set For July
to await. When they heard no call by 2:20 they went to the desk to find the plane had already: de-
MOSCOW (AP) ~ Usually reliable sources said last night Francis Powers will go on trial for espionage. States embassy
said it had
official
tion. The
ed
“it
no
informed
likely
sources
will
be
parted:
Security Council . . To View Eichmann Controversy Today
informaindicat-
an
open ces
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Argentina called yesterday for quick U.N. intervention in the controversy over the secret trans-
the speed
who
fer
of former
Nazi
official
Adolf
Eichmann from Buenos Aires to Speed itself doesn’t kill. Reck- Israel last month. less speeders de. In jet planes, | The request was made by Arman can safely travel faster than gentine delegate Mario Amadeo of sound.
But
a 40 mile
an hour driver through a residential district is a reckless speeder. Safe speed depends on many things — road and weather conditions, visibility, your - physical and mental state and the condition of your car. Speed control is for your protection. Control your speed. ‘ °
ing
asked
of
the
two
a
ey eR a
urgent
Security
meet-
Council
to
countries. *
2
&
—
UNITED. NATIONS, N. Y. €AP). —The Security: Council of the United Nations was summoned to meet this morning to consider
20
the Adolf Eichmann case brought to its consideration by Argentina in a complaint ‘against Israel. © “ee
. Israel was EER
an
removing Eichmann. Amadeo charged Israel not only had violated Argentina’s sovereignty but had created a climate of insecurity and distrust between the
If impossible to locate your M.D. in emergency call 3-2467 and the Medical Association will immediotely
SG I NTE BB WET.
for.
consider what he called fsrael’s illegal and clandestine actions in
Ambulance
Stop 30 — Hato Rey Tel. 6-0262 or 6-2222 Ext.
RSE TROD *
the bar.
The Soviet government says Powers’ U-2 spy plane was shot down May 1 ‘over Sverdlovsk. Premier Nikita Khrushchev said Powers confessed to acting as an American SPY.
Professional
5
Changed
Finding the departure time had
-
se
yes-
extend-
champ
found
a way
when
an
air-
taxi service was hired to take the French governor home.
Dalichamp
saw the prefect
off
on a Saint Croix Airways plane equivalent of the Governor of at 4 p.m.; then turned toa lisa state, was visiting a friend, San tener with a rather bewildered Juan French consul Roger Dali- look. champ. He arrived at the airport “Believe_ me,” he said. “It for a 1:30 p.m. flight back home, ‘would never, never happen in holding a ticket stamped VIP. ‘|'France.”
Committee,
early in July The United
Photo
because he had a conference at Pointe-a-Pitre, had to leave. Dali-
Juan-Pierre Abeille, who is the
automatic aid of the Philippines the
Juan
almost was
airplane went off without-him.
Rep. Ramon Mitra, said after the speech that he is “waiting to hear from him (Eisenhower) about a US. pledge-to come to the in
in
ed into a longer visit when his
to Americans,
Relations
short visit to San
terday which
may
but that’s the way Filipinos feel. The chairman of the House Foreign
of the French. is-
lant of Guadeloupe stopped
_in
Asia.
(STAR
Guadeloupe Prefect Nearly Pays island Extended Visit
don’t underplain words. Garcia has
sban-Plerre Abeille, left, the -t->
official of Guadelupe, talks to Frenc: consul Roger Dai’-
defense
can’t be made, in President Carlos
Rico
ym
in
plain
the
wee.
language
stand
6-6000
the service of Community
is
China is an hour’s
treaties between the two countries is not definite enough now for
To the residents of the Metropolitan Area Do you need the services of the Police?
PLEASE
Red
trial.” es
rain;
New York, 65, rain; Philadelphia, 74, cloudy; Washingten, 83, partly cloudy; Miami, 79, cloudy; Chicago, 76, partly cleudy; Dallas, $6, clear; San Francisco, 73, eloudy.
published
The STAR regrets the error.
ness with scattered showers and isolated thunder showers teday and tonight. WINDS: Easterly at 10 te 15 knots. TEMPERATURE: YESTERDAY’S HIGH: 87 at 12:30 p.m. YESTERDAY’S
the
ence was actually directed at “Magyar Nemzet,” a Hungarian
showers
tonight.
RICO
on
ina
controversy ever Adolf Eichmann in Wednesday’s STAR, TIME magazine was referred to as a ‘“Communist-controlled paper.” The Communist refer-
cloudiness with occasional showers and
away.
Away
States
ride from the West. Filipinos would like to have President Eisenhower make it clear that the United States will jump right in to help if necessary.
persons under the March fotal. The largest reduction in employment during the, month was
earned
Far
United
jet
April Manufacturing Salaries Up By 4.3 Cents Over 1959 the
this
news
aid.
U.S.
The
the legislators. ; Many members of congress dutifully proclaimed the speech
in
to
Good
munist China close across the sea.
It was frankly a disappointment
workers
news
aid
country.
more
also
good
bridges have been burned behind it, despite the presence of Com-
to
manufacturing
|.
This nation has planted itself irrevocably in the U.S. camp. Its
ted among friend-
by
speech
would
some
American
means
ly memories of his triumphant homecoming. President Eisenhower delivered the first major speech of his Manila visit yesterday to a combined session of the Philippine congress.
/p
|
Filipino
that
They
hear
struggling
Analysis
land’s
wrote
attack.
to
about
he
he will leave disappointment spot- | :
News
“Whoever
in
stand Filipinos,” one senior congressman said. The Filipinos want straight | talk from President Eisenhower on the subject of defense of the Philippines! in the event of Com-
BECKER
fails to do so before
response
a for the president did not under-
as
MANILA (AP) — Enthusiasm for President Eisenhower is at a high pitch in the Philippines, but he has yet to tell the Filipinos what they want to hear.
If he
spark of hearts.
T
Ike Visit To The Philippines | May Prove A Disappointment
te
PR
&
|
=
expected.,.to , insist
NR A EH
RY
aM
ee oe nee nee
Key U.S. Missile
Firms Struck, One Announces Paci LOS ANGELES powerful unions
(AP)—’ Two struck _Lock--
heed and Douglas, builders and launchers of key United States missiles and Satellites, yesterday. Hours later a_ tentative agreement.
was.
announced
in
the Douglas -walkout. ‘The -massive strikes by the-\ International Assn. of Machinists and United Auto Workers. hit
installations
across
the country
at
midnight local times. But the UAW and Douglas, in a joint statement, announced shortly after 3 am. that conti-_ nuous negotiations sessions had
brought on
a tentative
a new
two-year
agreement contract
ering
22,000
hourly-rated
Ployes
at
Beach,
and
Long
|
cov-
emCalif.,-
Tulsa, Okla.
vigorously on the right to try | Eichmann on charges of helping direct the ‘extermination of six million Jews during the World War II. And there were reports . that Israel would accuse Argentina of sheltering! numerous former Nazis. ; Israel’s
foreign. minister,
Mrs.
Golda Meir, will cut. short aspeaking tour in the United States to
represent
her -eountry
in
the
debate.’ ' |: Amadeo presented his formal note yesterday morning to Chinese Nationalist delegate Tingfu F.
Tsiang,
this month’s
of the iL nation a
president
council.
SWRI
- FRewnges
Peay
:
to rite SAN JUAN rar = hate, June is; ‘1960.
3
}
Legislature ls Set For Debate Today
House Committee Oka ys
$1.25 Minimum Wage Bill
On Plebiscite Bill. _
A
debate
on the hot ple-
biscite bill is expected to break out today discharged and reported the bill yesterday. Statehood cn
the
bill with
ge
Party.
posed the bill as a Popular Party “political maneuver’? to strip the statehood -issue from the Repub-
during
natorial
the
coming
suber:
elections.
Today’s session is scheduled fort 9 a.m. instead of the usual 2 p.m Popular Party floor leader Rep: Arcilio Alvarado, said yesterday that the early start is to give the debate ‘‘as much time as pos:
sible.” The
plebiscite
committee
report
te the House recommended proval of the bill. The*report nied
charges
made
public hearings the Puerto Rico authority
to
during
apde-
recent
on the bill that Legislature lacks
pass
the
bill.
ARCILIO
the political campaign, thus agreeing with Republicans charges. “It is the hope of this committee,” the report states, ‘‘that, with the
approval
of this
substitute
bill
being recommended, the utilization of political status discussions as
an
electoral
issue
in
future
the
under
the provisions of the bill it is not the
Legislature
the
bill,
but
which
Puerte
‘‘initiates”
Ricans
direct-
report
report,
which
incorporates
a good part of the Governor’s message last month calling for the bill, states that the intent is to remove
the
statehood
issue
from
concludes,
‘‘to
the
will
of the people, free from political banners, would free Puerto Rico of the
spiritual
it finds The
itself,
enclosure
in which
and
free
also
the
spirit to dedicate itself exclusively to the difficult job of forging a
good
life
with
due
attention
the many social, cultural, economic problems.”
and
BONE
Hopes at International Airport for relief of one strike situation — the Eastern Air Lines pilot walkout — faded yesterday as the “cancelled” mark remained up on all Pp scheduled flights by EAL. One plane did arrive last night at about 8:30 and took off-again three hours later. The DC6 was sent
here
marly to back to than run On the
by
company
pri-
take 26 airline personnel their home bases, rather up more hotel bills here. flight back to New York,
however,
ciitzens
the
were
who
some
82
private
wanted
to
return
home. Six of these were Travelers Aid cases, as well as others whose
return to the big city was also more of an emergency measure. Meanwhile, passengers’ who came into San Juan on all classes of flights had to be content with loading their bags on
board
buses
for rides
as
near
as possible to hotels, because of the current taxi strike. Due to the cab drivers’ walkout, Pan American crew members
were moved from hotels in town to the airport hotel, so they could be readily available for duty. PAA pilots arriving from the States here indicated they did not expect any of that airline’s pilots to join the wild-cat Eastern strike. One jet pilot said, ““‘They've got themselves all fouled up back
there
(in
Miami).
They're
not
making any money and the union won’t support them, either.”
Committee
The dorsed tion of ed by
1$17,000,000P. R. Bond Issue Is Sold The
Government
Develop-
ment Bank for Puerto Rico yesterday sold $17 million worth of Commonwealth
dicate
bonds,
made
Manhattan
up
to
of
Bank,
the
the
a
syn-
Chase
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co., and the Ira Haupt and Co. According to a La Fortaleza announcement this is part of a $32 million bond issue authorized
last
year
by
the
turn-
24, following
a hearing
make nal
a naturalization
vated
Legislature
assault
abandonment children While
cify
his
these
here fail
to
in
(GUEST
Very special summer rates in rooms and apartments for groups traveling together.
Telephones 2-7027|— 3-6231 1120
Ashford
Avenue
Condado, Santurce
Pinoci’s
said
stay
in
as immigration
yesterday
that
Puer-
officials
the
involve
convic-
deportable
and $1.25 Pot
Rico
hour
wages
minimum:
trades
in
would
on
a a
newly
are exempted) from
exceed
$1
million,
the
workers exempted are those derive a substantial part of
their
income
who
primarily
from
tips,
serve
and
those
faod.
Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen said the ‘Senate expected to clear its labor bill this
week. tee
The put
Senate off
measure
day cash contributions
include’
in the Uni-
ted States for disaster relief in Chile haye reached $762,876. The campaign is still under way. In addition to cash gifts, there have been contributions of clothing, food, blankets, medicines and other supplies valued at $850,427, the Red Cross said. The agency announced Tuesday night that building supplies to house 2,000 families in the area of southern Chile hit by earthquakes and other catastrophes is being forwarded, some of it by air. The supplies include 200,000 square feet of aluminum roofing and .one million square feet of wall board.
Also being forwarded are 5,000 |;
which
5,000,000
Labor
final
Commit-
action
extends
new
on
the
coverage
workers.
a
two-burner
kerosene
stove, pots, frying pans, tles,;
wash
forks,
tub,
spoons
ment.
|.
cups,
and
tea ket-
knives
other
and
equip-
wel
The
American
Cross
is sending
150
Junior
Red
large
chests
containing school supplies, health items, recreational equipment and other articles, it was announced.
Tokyo Students Hit USAF’ TOKYO, Thursday (AP) — About 250 left wing student demonstrators broke into a U-S. Air Force housing compound last night
during
the
height
of their
attack on the Japanese parliament, Air Force officials announced today.
Forty-nine were
veteran
approved
by
pensions
the
Veterans
Administration during May after the Veterans Office of the Commonwealth Department of Labor
presented
the
cases
to
the federal agency, according to a report by the Veterans Office. | These monthly
the
pensions income of
represent a $3,879.69 for
beneficiaries,
who
also
re-
ceived retroactive payments on the pensions amounting to $12,145.50.
In addition, the’Veterans Office processed pensions increases amounting
in
29
which
made
to
old
$3,994.67
pension
retroactive
amounted
to
monthly,
cases,
for
| payments
$6,117.24.
REAL BARBECUE FLAVOR For FATHE R'S DAY on a STANTHONY ica’s
At the Son
Jucn Dorlingtoa”
ST. CROIX AIRWAYS, INC, Charter Air Taxi
HOUSE)
affect
kitchen units valued at $175,000, the Red Cross said. The units
current-
HOUSE
not
WASHINGTON (AP) — The American Red Cross said yester-
1980. |
ASHFORD
1961,
$762,876 Donated In US VA Approves For Chile Disaster Aid 49 Pensions
ly being paid by bonds of this sort. He added that these bonds will expire
ELIA CARLO PINOCI
aban-
denial . will
in
sales
to
The La Fortaleza’ spokesman said the lower interest bid is interest
the
tions did not offenses.
naturalization
per
only who
is
The
tomorrow.
coverage if their sopevert annual sales are under $1 million. If
spe-
good.”
adopted’
Puerto
these
to Rico,
not
be
coverage is in retail service and hotel trades. However workers in
parents and
a large
covered persons, with step increases of $1.10 in 1961, $1.20 in 1962, and $1.25 in 1963. A major category of the new
don, their children is that their moral character and reputation
cent.
usual
‘1$1
Ruiz Nazario common cons-
support,
to
$1.20
The
constitute
regarding
affect
reflect the same pattern, but on percentage basis. The bill sets
infant
finance public works. The syndicate offered the Development Bank the lowest interest bid at _ per cent. The First National City Bank of New York offered a rate of 3.949 per
the
year; 1962.
for
later. did not
would
It covers workers who will receive $1.15 per hour on Nov: 1 of this
exa-
and
two
acts
turpitude, that “the
cience who
of
1957
it doubtful that any additio-
coverage
expected
Immigration Service tes-
two years the courts
that
moral ruled
in
committee also enthe Américan FederaLabor proposal backGov. Luis Mujfioz Ma-
number of Puerto Rican workers. Now in committee, the bill is
dur-
to
below
yesterday.
.jrin, for Puerto Rico to: match the mainland wage gain on a percentage basis. Amendments: in the bill
tified that the Estonian pharmacist has been twice convicted in local courts, He was convicted for aggra-
to
EAL Remains Strikebound At International Airport By BOB
Jud-
Nazario
miner of the U. S. and Naturalization
ALVARADO
tee
that
as Federal
Ruiz
ing “which
general elections will be avoided.” Transferring these discussions,
stressed
Clemente
Nov.
The report, which was submitted by Rep. Alvarado as commitchairman,
Labor
ed down a motion for reconsideration, stating the 43-year-old resident alien has failed to prove he is a person of good character. Ruiz Nazario said the court has no grounds for changing an initial denial order issued last
The Republicans have strongly op-
licans
House
Pinoci yesterday
the
support of the Independence
WASHINGTON—The
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Republican
Party is expected to lead the attack
PRIEST
Citizenship Again Denied Estonia-Born Elia Pinoci_ -
on the House and Senate floors. The joint House and Senate plebiscite committee The
WALTER
tentatively agreed to a bill gradually increasing the Federal minimum wage to $1.25 and an extension of its coverage to four million new workers.
By A. W. MALDONADO
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THE
SAN JUAN.SEAR. —
Living Costs Here Up 1 Point In May Sparked in
the
by another
cost
of
foods, the Puerto Rico during
cost of climbed
consumer
items
(1947-49
equals
with
according
price
of
The
index
fo
100)
figures
Labor
cost
for
to
1278
in
126.8
Department
reau
living in one point
advanced
eompared the
rise
produced
May.
“The
all
sharp
locally
May,
in
April,
released
of
Labor’s
by
Bu-
Statistics.
of
locally
produced
foods soared to 166.1 in May, up four and eight-tenths points over the April figure.
Every item in the index either advanced or remained unchanged. The costs: of all foods moved up eight-tenths of a point to 132.5, with imported foods rising three-tenths of a point to 108.6. Housing
goods
and
vanced 121.6
and_-
miscellaneous
services
one-tenth and
131.9,
each
of
a
point
ad-
to
respectively.
care
expenses
at
154.8,
of
a
a
ended
gain
point.
the
of
three-tenths
House
furnishings
and services edged tenths of a point to
Among
month
the
up two117.8.
categories
ing
unchanged
were:
and
related
services,
remainclothing
106.7;
Fune-16; 5969
UPR Planning To Raise Entrance Recnirenneity
transportation, 122.0; medical care, 126.4; and tobacco, rum and beer, 133.6.
Rain Lessens Drought Fear
By A. W. MALDONADO
K
The University of Puerto Rico is considering a plan for substantially lifting entrance requirements to the university, it-.was revealed yesterday. Dean of Studies Dr. Ma-+ quirements would be a major Stiffer entrance requirements, riano Garcia Rodriguez, said, would also “stimuwhose office devised the step in the raising of the quality. Garcia late” the island’s public schoal of education being offered by plan, said in an interview system to send betfer prepared that
the
hiking
of
entrance
UPR.
re-
students to college. Pian To Be Discussed | The plan, which was seheduled to be. discussed at a meeting of the University Board yesterday,
In San Juan
includes
A steady but light rain fell yesterday in the Cidra watershed starting at noon and lasting several
This
might
alleviate
San
Juan,
high
the
Monteflores,
locations
in
the
and
Old
other
year of
metropolitan
|
&
Sewer
of
rain able
yesterday,
and
before
he
has
a
elective
for
a system
good
English,- would
English
eourses,
Presently,
at 8 a.m. of
one
eoesidererd
2--Establishment “of
proves
take
a measurement of the water supply at the Cidra watershed today As
and
be
training at a level commensuraie with his ability. A student whe
Auth-
ority, said the agency would
only
of evaluating entering students whereby the student starts college
Manuel del Toro, executive assistant to the director of the PuerAqueduct
history,
course will ‘eptrance.
said.
Rico
.
1961,
students with 12 years of English,
area, menaced with a shortage of water because of the recent! lack of rains at the watershed, authorities
August,
12 years of Spanish,one year of | elementary algebra, one year of high school plane geometry, two years of high sehool science, one
situa-
of Miramar,
the following:
1- By
hours.
tion for residents
to
The education and recreation category advanced six-tenths of a point to 136.2, while personal
Tharaday,
command
skip
for
basic
instance.
Garcia
said,
all
entering students regardless special talents, are required
the
fell, the water supply availwas deemed sufficient for
take
a series
of basie
3- Establishment
normal use for only two days. The Authority has urged water users to avoid any unnecessary use of water, such as sprinkling lawns and washing autos.
by
which
mitted
but
courses.
of
students
a
system
who
show
of to
are
ad-
weaknesses
in
a particular field, are given year to eorrect that weakness.
a
4 Establishment of a com mittee to consider students whe cannot meet requirements for special
First
from iea. 5
step to Bi
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coffee all
—-
was
cold.
unhappily
Got
tired
of
went
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sure
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carburetion (fuel) (flint), When you
“check
requires
and _— ignition check one, be
the , other. car
to
the
the ignition.’
government’s
sures
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the
a_
President
When garage,
carburetor”
Say “Give
car a TUNE-UP.” When you go for that TUNE-UP, be sure you go to CAR CLINIC at 115 de Diego Ave., Santurce (in front of Pueblo Supermarket). It’s one of their specialties. No guess work and no piece work and it’s all guaranteéd. Now you can relax and have @ smoke. ... if your lighter - kwosks.® -! Pe ae
could
Eisenhower security
safeguard
about withdrawing Kishi’s tation to Eisenhower—an
Red
But inviae-
almost certainly down his govern-
Plot
munism
to
destroy
Demoeracy
violent revolution.” “We will not surrender
any to
violence defend
ocracy,”
and
the
said
will
principles
of dem-
Etsusaburo
them
injured,
to
continue Shiina,
chief cabinet secretary. The rioting left nearty
persons
two-thirds
500
of
police.
While a driving rain poured down, the pro-red students. tore off
the
gates
of
parliament,
hurled bricks, rocks and staves in violent Kaoikaze (suicide) charges at police, and’ occupied
part
of
the
grounds
ing parliament. diet
The
(parliament)
an
the
students
Amer-
office
of
ad-
consideration
standing
of
in his previous standing of the
surroundtall granite
tower
Garcia
was
not
is
the
school school,
In
Students
that the lifting
of requiremenis means down on the number students admitted. The:
effect
wilk
cutting of the
be,
he
said,
that public schools, particularly high schools, will be “stimulated” to
have
the
students
fulfill
the
higher requirements. At present, students are admitted on the basis of a high school entrance exam.
However,
average
Garcia
what
been passed
and
an
said, it is not
course
to gain
must
have
entrance.
Dr. Gonzalez Acting As UPR Chancellor Dr. Sebastian dean
to
of
the
Rico
has
been
lor
Gonzalez
University
School
of
named
cellor jin the
day
on
his
interim
absence
way
Garcia, of
Puer-
Humanities,
Jaime Benitez. Benitez left the
island
to
chan
of Chancel-
West
‘TuesBerlin,
wherehe will participate in the Congress for Cultural Liberty. Benitez will not return until Liate next week. held the capitol . under their sway. They stormed through police
lines
into
damaged, but the meb sacked a two-story annex to it. From dusk -until after midnight 14,400 -members of the
turned
rédieal . federation
with
Pemgabaarome
Cut
denied
specified
Blamed
The government blamed the uprising on “a planned action dictated by international Comby
of
students whereby
taken! of.
mea-
him.
the cabinet, in an emergency midnight session, said nothing
tion which would bring ment.
Creation
as
Latin
missions to deal more extensively with entrance requirements. 6 Establishment of a procedure to handle the transfer ef
No
and cast fresh doubt on whether
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, June 16, 1960
Mart Drops After Irregular Day
Sugar Production
On Island Lagging
By NEW
Behind ‘59 Level Production
of
sugar
in
the
1960 grinding season continues to lag behind the like point of the 1959 season, according to figures released by the Sugar Producers Association of Puerto Rico.
BLAKE YORK
SULLIVAN (AP) The
partly to the fact that Most peo-|ableable chart patterns. ple holding these issues seem unLower . were Bethlehem
stock market suffered a late sinking spell yesterday. A few specialties held earlier gains but losses from fractions
to
about
the
$2
a
share
depressed
popular averages. Steels were hurt, with
average declined .80 to $223.30. The Dow Jones average of 30
The Association reported that 71.4 per cent of the initial marketing quota of 1,307,490 short tons of sugar has been produced so far in this year’s grinding season. Last year at
this
time,
79.8
marketing reached.
per
cent
quota
of
the
had
been
High
June
San Juan: Fajardo:
2:29 a.m. 2:25 a.m. 3:22 a.m. 2:03 a.m. Low Tides 9:13 a.m. 9:02 a.m. 7:23 a.m.
San Juan; Fajardo: Ponce:
Mayaguez:
8:55
SAMUEL
16
Tides
Ponce: Mayaguez:
3:30 p.m. 3:21 p.m.
a.m.
4:31 3:04
p.m. p.m.
9:23 9:12 6:35
p.m. p.m. p.m.
9:05 p.m.
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Strength
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stocks
‘was
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Nov
6.06
World changed
6.04
6.05
3.00 3.69 3.12 3.15 3.19 3.23 3.29 3.33
.
sugar
spot
YORK
2.99 3.07 3.11 3.15 3.18 3.23 3.27 3.30
6.40.
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spot
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at
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“B” futures closed Sales 44 contracts.
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1 lower
High 37.00 36.24 35.30 34.70
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home. 4
and
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Close
34.10
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Sa-
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FUTURES (AP)—Coffee
Jones
Aluminum Co
:
sugar futures No. 4 closed unto higher. Sales 215 contracts. High Low Close
Jly Sep Oct Jan Mar May Jly Sep
id
ous on
FUTURES
NEW YORK (AP)-—Domestic sugar futures No. 6 closed 1 to 2 higher. Sales 464 contracts. High Low Close Jly 5.95 5.93 5.93 Sep 6.02 6.00 6.02
bons T5A.
Armored Service of i Puerto Rico, Inc.
or
to
tos No. 4 ex-dock closed at 37.50A. Cost and freight offerings include Santos Bour-
2
_9r 6-3559
lower
rose to 3,630,000 from
COFFEE
2-9706
5.46
3.430,000 Tuesday. Some brokers noted that early afternoon weakness in the market followed news of further riots in Japan, reflecting Wall Street’s concern over the possibilities of trouble when President FEisenhower visits Japan.
NEW
GOING ON VACATION? Protect
Volume
Raw
Tel. 3-1079
Emergency
closed
60-stock
$649.42.
SUGAR
TIDES Thursday,
industrials
29%
.
At the like point a year ago, a total of 1,026.992 short tons of sugar had been produced from 9,683,770 short tons of cane for a yield of 106 per cent.
Press
to favor-]1%,
55%
Chal
Alamin
$2 a share. Electronics, utilities, metals, oils and drugs finished mixed, but other major groups were lower.
partly
pont ican
Closing Stock Quotations Allis
As of June 5, a_ total of 933,698 short tons of sugar had been produced from 9,168,100 short tons of cane for a yield of 10.2 per cent.
Associated
to sell and
Allied ‘Chem
some
leaders off more than $1. Some of the chemicals lost more than
The
willing
Steel
Freight
Administration)
.
i!
te
THE
SAN
JUAN
STAR
— The
|
we
say
16, 1960
sda re June
7
Stock, Bond Markets React Hotel Group Set To Promote Differently To Easier Money Purchase-On-Island Policy | | |
|
|
|
bouncy
and bond moves
making
it
easier
for
‘business to borrow revealed a resolve to give lagging industry a nudge toward resuming an upward trend—although .the Federal
Reserve
denied
strong-
ly that this was its purpose. But this. interpretation in Wall
situation
must
lead
was
just
Federal
as
strong
Reserve
was
the
merely
toward lower interest rates—and ‘thus lower yields from investment
bonds—because
of
slackening
‘demand for loans. And this helped send the price of outstanding bonds up. Some of them, carrying low interest rates, had been markedly depressed in price during -the Jong climb of--yields when money
was
managers
tighter
and
seemed
the
stock
and
money
determined
keep it that way. The upward swing
bond
Murray
means
the
it
to
more
wasn’t
going
mentof the Hotel Assn.,
posicau-
-sober
valuations
that the local
risking
the
items
to
both
could
Seem contradictory, since they usually move in opposite directions. But many analysts see
both movements as corrections of former excesses. That is, some stocks had been bid down more than! they should, and yields of some bonds had gone higher | than conditions - justified. Third Interpretation But there could be a- third interpretation. That is that the general economy is healthier than_the timorous have been
of
top
long
head
investors
chip
to
stocks.
‘John
plans
investors’
repurchase
It
seeing
‘could bonds
than the whipping tinuous inflation. bears
of of in
as
boys
naturally
this. For them money rates is
blue
explain other
of con-
won’t
‘buy
the easing in a confirmation
the deflation of the boom, business pulling in its horns borrowing as well .as in pro-
duction, of real belt tightening ahead. Thus the bears see the past week only as a temporary cor-
rection that The
to
of
has
excesses yet
bulls
to
see
stability,
proaching
run
it as
or
in a its
trend course.
getting
back
something
ap-
it.
But if there’s anything sure, it’s that there’ll always be both bulls
and
bears.
VIENNA Communist out
(AP) — Hungary’s regime plans to send
doctors
over
95
to
to
examine
discover
of old age, the paper Nepszava
received
here
people
their
secret
Budapest newsreports. A copy
said
there
are
000 over 95 in a Hungarian
lation of 9,800,000. The ja man of 105.
;
NEW OF FICERS—Murray Teiman, seated right, is the new president of the Allied ‘Members of the Puerto Rico Assn. Among others elected are, John Fcile, secretary, seated left, and standing, left, John Napoli, treasurer, and Fred Stohl, board member. (STAR Photo by Gunter Hett)
26,
popu-
oldest is
HAVANA —(AP)— The Castro government has announced detention of 14 persons it accuses of plotting an invasion of ‘Nicaragua “with the direct complicity of high officials of the U. S. Department
Two Puerto Ricans Are MIT Graduates Two local men -were among more than 700 students who
and
purchased
off the
secured well as
he
much more
added.
of Ballester
Mrs.- Peter
Aguilo,
of
20
Al-
(opposite Padin’s). Commercial and/or office space.
_
{|
Jr.,
head
of
Here
|
FATHER’S DAY
is your
opportunity
GOLF SHOES
Veteran Benefits Hiked | For Surviving Children «
Death
ren
@
8
benefits
of veterans
s
paid
minor
will be
Were
BOWLING. SHOES Were BOWLING
to purchase
a wonderful
priced
$9.50
to
$16.50
Priced $6. 50 to $9. 90 priced $8.50 Now
$5.10
SHIRTS For as low as $5.00
BATHING WEAR SUITS
(Jantzen)
|.
priced
and UP
$1.98
CABANA SETS priced «$6.95 and UP
Tel. 2-1444.
JOINS FOMENTO—William A. . Colon, Jr., has joined the Ofi fice of Public Relations of the ‘Economic Development Administration
ia .New
momic .ed‘tor. losely wh
York
as
eco-
Colon will work EDA’s industrial
epresenta‘ives across the U.S., publicizir their efforts to at
‘tract
ir
‘7
to
Puerto
™.
Young electrical engineer with experience in ilumination and wiring design. Permanent. _ Position with expanding consulting firm. Please reply to:
Box D The San Juan Star
Tel. 3-0778
.
Ponce de Leon 1357, Santurce..
child-
increased
Gift at the lowest prices ever.
“Now
All modern conveniences including elevator and A. C. Inspection invited.
POSITION AVAILABLE
John
-
|
and Mrs. Luis Fernandez Cuyar, of 715 Hernandez St., Miramar, was awarded a "degree in civil |
STREET,’
Napoli,
Napoli & Associates. The board of directors includes Dr. Alexander Van Beyer, of Buena Vista Farms; Fred Stohi, president of Verdi Sales;) Félix Escudero, of C. 0. Mason, and Sergio. Camero, general manager of Holsum Bakeries.
| LIQUIDATION SALE
Luis Fernandez Sein, son of Mr. |
152 FORTALEZA
Inc.,
of children receiving death pension benefits from the Veterans Ada The Cuban announcement said Ministration are advised by the VA to inquire about the new pension the leader of those arrested direct- system which raises monthly rates ed the plot, which was intended for one child from $27.30 to $35, to compromise |-Cuba as an agand from $20.47 per month to $25 gressor nation before the organ- per ehild in a family of more than ‘ization of American States. one child.
nautics.
engineering.
Hermanos,
John Fucile, president Associates; treasurer,
of State” in an effort to embarrass
iCuba.
mendro St. Atlantic View, received | a degree in aeronautics and astro- |
Most beautifully Restored Building at _
there-
uation exercises at the Massachuséts Institute of Technology. Rodolfo Salvio Aguilo, son of Mr.
FOR LEASE IN OLD SAN JUAN r
if proper-
by $400 per year under a new pension law which goes into effect on July 1. Custodians and guardians
Cuba Arrests 14 Nicaragua Plotters
ceived diplomas at the 94th grad-
Seek Old Age Secret
being
secretary, of Fucile
ie spending on plant and equip-
led
as
Other officers elected were: vice president, Frank Ballester,
manage-.
ent rather than overnight changes in corporate thinking. Repurchase Blue Chips If this is true, it can underlie much of the thinking that
now
economically,”
over
range
suppliers,
island, can be faster locally as
building of inventories, in the absence of panic on the part of consumers over various overing practice ment to make
of
Dei bnutory:
ly organized, can be of great assistance to the Hotel: Assn.,”’ Leiman said. “We are convinced that many
the dip in the‘ economy after the big New Year’s splurge was good for the country rather than bad. They take comfort in the decision of industry to refrom
elected
president
“With the recent upsurge ot new hotels and restaurants, we believe
for the long run. They hold that
frain
Leiman,
Prime Meats president.
fit themselves
of
The in
prices
time
re- seas disturbances, in the spread-
cognizing the trend of recent weeks
in
plies to hotels and‘ restaurants
the prospects.‘ Analysts coming to this conadmittedly bullish ‘clusion are
in
that
The Allied Members of the Puerto Rico Hotel Assn., a group ma up local companies that sell su
quickly reassessed their tions and took calm and
same
into
time to more defense spending, helped the bulls to run up stock Prices. In The Bond Market In the bond market the feél!ing
less
zealots
to. pot just because businessmen
tious
Street,~ plus a stubborn belief that the worsening of the inter-
national
proved
over
this island, has been activated in an effort to provide items now being purchased off the island. The group, long an inactive seg-
the
investors apparently Federal Reserve Bank
in
it
the
predicted. Business wasn’t going through the roof just ‘because the cajendar changed from the 1950s to the highly touted 1960s. At
markets.
Many felt that
as
than
_ Many other bargains to choose from in our COMPLETE line of SPORTSWEAR and
;
EQUIPMENT.
Sport Shop, Inc. 1206 Ponce de Leon Ave. Stop 17 — Santurce
rt
|p Saying—just
NEW YORK (AP)—Further easing in interest rates ahd greater availability of money for lending spelled different things last*week to the stock
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THE SAM JUAN SEAR— Thacelay, June 16, 1960, ek
ah
ni
oop NERAL s
aap,
teat a
v
i
We $e eR
ibasdbh
By Car roll Righter “emai acca
ay
Timetable Relieves Bath Bottleneck
|
aad.
certainly a
and sat
LANDERS:
te te -de,
same time get
studying
ahead
mew
that
cam
gi
ARIES (March 21 to While, you may seem med in by ali
duties
get
usually
in first
4
»
ce
them
a large wail mirror so they
:
‘
Gawale | can make up their faces in their) }Oday’s
Tent
Calendar
oats aT | taker ey apg le earn on, ve :
Gautier will-be hostess at a cockes
time they| City Hall
nd
then I send thems back slaneat 4.10"
to
is the yelling, same— fight-
Pounding. on the bathwr.
I usually referee beorange juice and the leaves at 630 AM. all the commotion.j4
fo tell him what it's handled
preperly.,
Bead
in which
te operate also.
“We
your
had seven kids
and the bathroom fe all lived through
do about this? Ne
hardly
compatible
realize
that
be
it
practical.
proven be
is
important
of
kind,
te
hard. Follow
metheds,
envious
and
ethers.
don't
be
sure
to
Be
courteous. CHILDREN
‘
(June 22 to begs July 21) A partner desires
you
te perferm certain duties
I today which yeu feel will imter- |. fere with
your
career
PROGRAM er
Se
=
interests.
Be ceoperative and don’t tose’ \Wyour temper, then you. will .ad-|-- ficial opening of the Carnival iW vance more quickly” in all] Coronation of the Queen at {J spheres. Be smart. . ‘fe Condade Beach Motel.
f __ 150 You
f
are
(July 22 to Aug. 21) | Saturday, June afl enthused to work]
incessantly
all
day
and
night.
Don't get overly tired. Work]
18
the
Condade
various.
fraternities
ga de Espaia Queen.
new
contacts
ef value.
Make|
VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22)|
There
is every opportunity te-|
day to have a good time at the] creative
souilets
you
most
p.m. Coronation ef the Ca-|
so that you know
3
p.
Jume 19
better)
LIBRA
m.
Hotel.
p. ma. Paraile and coronation
of the Infantile Insular Queen
4
»
from
Brumbaugh
at Puerta de Yierra.
m. Children from the
seateresl schools will parade.
Mumez
8p. m. Parade of the balloons,
Rivera Park.
9p. m. Flamboyan Club Dance.|
coronation parade, coronation
amd corenation show will start
9 p. m. Epsilon Nu Sigmal ¢rom
chapter
damre
at Flamboyan!
23
4 p m. Breaking of the “Pi-|
the National Guard
pudiding at Puerta de Tierra
" and will end at Mutez Rivera Park.
9 » m. Public Dance.
Better" listen to the sugsestions|
fata” (which is a hanging pot] sunday,
of associates. Be eobjective—do| not take heed ef any misunder-] standings between them. New-j] trality is the wisest course of
sweets). 3-28 p. m. Fireworks. 5-39 p. m. Cocktail in honer of 9 p.m Coronation the Queens of the different] workers’ Queen. organizations and the candi-| Monday, June 27
of close ties, as well as ideas| filled with candies and ether]
action.
SCORPIO.
(Oct. 23
21)
1
and
accomplish
gel tate
i
3
Scheel
Coronation of the}
. | Whursday, Jume
(Sept. 23 to Oct. 22)/
Beach
Werkers’ Children’s Queen at!
how to deal with all key per-| Cisb.| sons in your life.
Masquerade Dance at the
to siart .
¢n-| Wellinesday, Jume 22
joy. Also, confer with author} ities
19
Increase | Sunday,
prestige.
and
seresitiesat the Esrambron| giturday, June 25
ties that come your way.
fine epportuni-]
9 p m. Lion’s International
Club
Seach Cinb.
any
the eee and — 1 and bands of strolling musicians will fellow the parade.
9 p. m. Masquerade Dance of
methodically and still take time] to look into
would be
worthwhile
ee
to
dates for insular Queen. This]
New.||, will Sele place om the teereres
very wise to]
|
much
t
is]
‘teday, but first see|
ef City Mall. There will be a] warieous
ee,
ae
carnival
attire
¥
ee
diven up the party.
that you handle a coworker} tactfully who thinks you should]
7 p.m. Entrance of King Momus followed by groups in]
be at your post. Be diplomatic.| SAGITTARIUS | (Nov. 22°16)
various costumes
Dec, 21). Hahdlé; ‘afl important] work and affairs wisely now.| If
you. get’ an
will still
early
Bawe dime
pete
for
being]
with attractive and intelligent} people
time.
for‘a, delightiully
happy |
Be cheerful, charming.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to.Jan.| 20)
Steer
clear
force
‘today, but
Werk
of
any
argu-|
colorful carnival) ‘and music. This]
group will parade from the) C@pitol Building to Mufoz Ri-|
June 26
:
¢ » m. Fleats on parade.
goom
Hotel.
of
Peace
at
to
the
beach
night
plunge into
waters
ef
the
the cooling]
Aflantic.
Bon-}]
Where You Will Always Find The Best Assortment In Fine and Different
the Lira
of the Escambron Beach
extending -from the Plaza de (Colom to Maiiez Rivera Park
>
ond fellewing the Pence. de: geon Ave. route. All corona:
tigns wil take place in park) :
Libr
wary
Ave,
£0 out socivlly amd make fine,] new
contacts.
Take
that
chip]
faughter te the party. 9 p.m. Dancein honor
REMEMBER
flours
announces
that
waste
i:me
today
wor-
Wednesday’s from during the months
1. M. the Inter-American Al-fof June and July. #iance
Queen
at
the Condaflo|
off your. shoulder. Enjoy Jife. ]~ Beach Hotel... .,.AQUARIUS (Jan. 21, to. Feb. Friday, June 2 4s. 19) Don’t
summer on ef]9-11-39 am.
" 22D.
m.
Frem
10-11
am.
.,-»|day mornings, a <2 [lew Aeitbseotiddct
carnival | ter grades
14.
FATHER'S DAY
i
Robinsen Scheol, Condado, on |] Ashford
in
+
;
Summer
| te. |
the!
ments under own roof today.| fires will add cheers andjits iibrary will be open in the/{ See that yeu improve your health] and appearance so that you can
GIT
Carnival activities
quits wit be behd. on he ance
then King Momus and his Robinson Scheel Sets
behind the park for the mid-;
LAN
of the
9 » m Coronation of ELM the
Queen
vera Park. There will ‘be pub
lic street daneing until 11 pm., -comré will parade
the 10
lythemto wash their necks. This makes | “7° 8°Mt Back to wash a neck. Re-/fieatist for the role of Carnival later than ever and there’s| 7274 them with a dime at the| Queen of the San Juan Baptista always a fuss. Every morning the |°"4 ©f the week if they get past | Carnival.
ij
A de
Felisa Rincon de TODAY—Doka
1
makes the boys mad.
f
in mofien on the next
practical
i Coen
the girls are to enter ana| Piet than a home with four|bathwhen leave the marble palace. Buy | Teoms and no children. Cheer up!
oneThe bathroom. girls are 16 and 15
Fl ifs
supposed
to
seechneneeet
with four children and ny ero va, have| mily like one bathroom. | | A home cet four school-age children and| _ Call a summit meeting. Decide | 0B? bathroom is usually a lot hap-
a
steady
ahd
en
Wednes-
guest sto t tel, {a “story “Hour
-
_
that we DO NOT CLOSE AT NOON . and that from) 12:30 to 1:30
you may have a, cup of delicious
CAFE RIOJA
{compliments
of Giusti)
while you pick your gift for
FATHER’S DAY
10
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, June 16, 1960
A INTERMISSION—
zine,”
here
Richard
during
Schroeder
———— ——————————————__—
ne
es
Backstage And Frontstage At Tuesday's Festival Casals Concert
e
Margaret
the
Hill, left of “Spotlight Maga-
Festival
during
Casals
chats Mrs.
intermission.
with
Mrs.
Schroeder,
Guatemalan-born, is herself a musician of note. sung throughout the U. S. and South America.
She
has
Ivan Rodriguez, New President Ot Puerto Rico Little Theater Ivan A. President of Puerto elections. non-profit beginning
Rodriguez was elected of the Little Theater Rico, Inc., in its May The English-language theater group is now its 30th season.
Other recently elected officers are: Vera McKenna, first vicepresident; A.J.M. Valentine, second vice-president; Virginia Schultz, recording _ secretary;
Alice Hart, retary; and
corresponding secAlberto R. Esteves,.
treasurer.
Additional
members
Board
of
Luis
Acosta,
of
Directors
the
are
Charles
José
Gable,
Diane Lavergne, James M. Lennox, Arturo Machuca Padin, Ann B. Noble, Betty Pagliaro, Yo-
landa garra. Mr.
Rosales,
and
Rodriguez
Efrain
has
Se-
completed
TRIBUTE minutes,
TO THE hundreds
MAESTRO of admirers
‘— Following a standing ovation which lasted a full 20
came
backstage
to
congratulate
;
-
:
casting for the July production which will go into full rehearsal shortly. The Little the election
committee Kenna,
B.
the
world’s
foremost
cellist on his-rendition of the Dvorak Cello Concerto Tuesday evening. Here Don Pablo Casals relaxes to light his pipe, sign autographs and greet admirers. At right are kere and Mrs. Juan Jose Castro and Mrs. Pablo Casals. (STAR: photes hy Betty orr ‘ ir
|
oe,
Theater announces of the following
chairman:
publicity
Noble,
Vera
Mc-
chairman;
Ann
membership
chair-
|:
man; A.J.M. Valentine, ticket chairman; Ivan’ A. Rodriguez, production chairman; Betty Pagliaro, stage chairman; Yolanda Rosales, costumes and makeup chairman; Dr. Arturo
Machuca, man;
play
reading
Alberto’
chairman
and
entertainment
The RODRIGUEZ
will
finance
James
Lennox,
chairman.
Theater’s be
“Ba
next Ba
proBlack
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June
17
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FRIDAY, June 17 — Festival concert
Casals of
pees
at the University
‘Rico
Puérto
soloist
Segovia.
Sepa
at 10 p.m.
Beach
Condado
Guest
&
ee
of the Condado Beach Hotel and
Don
will
at
Pablo
condu¢t the Dvorak
Symphony. Pre acm
ads .
be
p.m,
8:30
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THE
SAN
JUAN
.
STAR
—
Py
, June 16, 1960
Mis Naney Glickman Weds
Local Graduation Exercises
hh Waldorf-Astoria Rites
Ss
Miss Nancy Ellen Glickman was married Tuesday
evening to Lt. Morton
Lip-
ton in the Surf Room of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.in New York City. A reception and dinner; dance ‘followed in the Empire and Surf Rooms of the hotel. . The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin S. Glickman of San Juan, was escorted by her father.
‘Her
gown
broidered
was
a bell-shaped taffera
of
organdy,
Swiss
em-
fashioned
skirt.
The
cummerbund,
with
gown's
gathered
in
deep puffs, fell gracefully on court train.
the
Her triple-tier French Mlusion veil
was attached to a crown of Swiss embroidered roses. The bride {carried
an
heirloom
with Georgiana
a COMMONWEALTH
of Commonwealth
: graduating
' SCHOOL
appear
HIGH—Members
JUNIOR
‘ef
the
Jacob ee class | New Rochelle,
topped
and
Israel,
of me
Mrs. David Levey. cousin of the
First row, from left to right: Fred Delboy, Silvia
above.
Bible
white orchids
MRS.
JE. Sepulveda, Norma Ortiz, Martha McArthur, Jessice Hellinger; second row: Mari- iret was matron of honor, and a kee el lynn Parker, Jane Bermudez, Susie Rivera,Bonnie Beland, Charles Seplorwin, Janet | a 04 ee and
Peitersen,
third
C. Nelson, Mary
rew:
Esteban
They
were
organdy
over
yellow taffeta, with yellow
pany
<itors-of
Benda, John}
Joel attired
—e
Wayne
Leggtt,
Yvonne
Eva
Winegar,
W.
John
Zimbelman,
Cram, Bob Handelsman,
Labs and Rolando Del Valle.
in
the bride.
white
MORTON
LIPTO
and the ushers were: Je Leiken, Neil Fosal, Burton Me Walton Bernson, Arthur Friedm and Gregory Berger. Mrs. “Lipton is a graduate of
George Green was the best man, the Emma Willard School, Troy, N. Y., and she attended Boston
(Cocktail-Dance
University.
Mr. Lipton, son of Mr. |
Brookfield, Conn., is a graduate of the Horace Mann School, New York
City
and
Schenectady,
\
College,
Y.
are
now
touring |
“fC SKK
\\ \\
\ \\\
Union
N.
The «couple Bermuda.
\
The Sociables Club will hold a eocktaildance this Friday in j the San Geronimo Room of the Caribe Hilten Hotel, at 9 p.m The Moncho Usera Orchestra jand the Caribbean steel Band will play. ‘
Mrs,
Julius Lipton, of, Arrowhead Point,
\AYNY
{
-ANTILLES CONSOLIDATED SCH OOL—Recent senior graduates of. the Antilles Consolidated School are pictured above. In the first row, from left to right: ConCaleb;
second
row:
Nilda
Wolff,
Ann
’ Geri
Dam
(class - president),
Carole Breber,
Tony Mufera, Gay Yaeger, John Ellis, Dwight Welsh,
Ron Dodge, Jimmy
Pam
(salutatorian),
Toward
Le Doux; third row: Carole Quina, Marjorie: Greksa, Van
Carol
Me-
Maxwell,
Ann
(valedictorian), Faithe Cho,
nie Crouse, Jo Marie Frame, Cathy Willey
Dixie -Walker, Carmen
Shirley
Chapman,
Smith,
Charles
and
fourth
Lodge,
Ortiz, row
Doug
Gordon ‘and Stan Salabor. (STAR photo by Betty. Knorr)
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a
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furniture
bargains
(and all prices are guaranteed) at
your
FURNITURE
CASA RES {Slop
in town
can be found
HEADQUARS
ERS
CADIZ
20° = Ponce de Leon Ave. —,Senterce
_ s..tin_ the Lottery Building), Tel,. 3-2319.
Enjoy the most different and
sof
delicious
ff
Buffet
é
in
Puerto Rico in the beau-
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complete |‘floor show at 11 PM. Na cover charge.
RESERVATI PHO
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, June 16, 1960
Our Man
in San Juan
Adlai’s Chances Lessen
A Mental Approach To Physical Ailments
Eggheads Win And Lose By RALPH MCGILL Publisher, The
By Al Dinhofer Between the small number of disturbed persons a physician sees, large
number
of
patients
ailments, there are a people. They are not and
yet
they
disease
to
do
not
account
who
vast “out
have
for
mentally and the
have
and
breeds
tension.
Its
intensity
‘is
any
definite
their
meeting
in
Psychosomatic
combined
Rico
medicine
application
of
with
results
bodily
not
last
the
psychological
and
profit
that
last
he
while
the
The
‘.Jwere
Sachs
said,
‘‘a
treat
physician
must
know
son
the
no
test
to
tell
us
if
a woman
to being a pathologist,
be
a
“whole
doctor”
and
was
the
evaluate
and
DR. BERNICE C. SACHS tional to our memory.
unone
“Just
are
mentally
imaginary
or
fore an exam,
ill, or that
treat
pain,”
—riding
their
sharks
or
tails.
This
hardy
is
a
new
which
TODAY’S
and
Some onto fool-
courts
jury,
a
recently
FROM
The
practice
entirely
nuclear
physics.
scientists
of the
the
research
rican
of
in one of
cial
said.
consist
of
of
medicine
does
magic
bullets
muscles,
or
year.
came
from
panel
Institute
said
understa-
of
of
the
a speAme-
Biological
EUROPE
Science
in
world-
wide
attacks
on
for
the
He
row.
May
fallen
they
are
more
improbable
He
resign
of
faithful
badly
will
before
breached.
because
a
member.
Frank
Hogan
the
of
trumpets
Tammany
had
Senate
post.
The
done
organization.
Committee In Revolt emerged in revolt—Mrs.
mavericks K.
Finletter,
one
of
Adlai
The
releasing
its
census
shark
scientists
territory
in
includes
the
of
said
the
it,
the
who
will
possibilities
as
an
ex-
had
its
way.
Eleanor
Stevenson’s
Roosevelt,
stalwarts,
and
prime
Gulf
and
of
the
“Although
recognize
W.
at-
1959.
shark
States
of
Japan
Mexico
also
are
the
re-
areas, Gilbert,
zoologist panel,
. Cornell
and
chair-
said:
swimmers the
should
importance
of
maintaining healthy respect for sharks, the likelihood of a swimmer’s being attacked even in the tropics or semi-tropics, is less than the probability of his being struck by lightning.
“Despite
this
It to
movement. won two important Tammany’s fingers. Two Dem-
be
free
to
act
without
organization
of
his
winning
the
Among
election
help in vote.
are
les-
New
Democrats
York
;
The Democratic party story is a sad one, Its opportunity for: success in the presidential test is substantial.’ Yet, it is likely that no matter hearted
the
nominee
party support.
may.
be,
he
This is particularly
organization leaders in ithe he ran in 1952 and 1956.
Alabama
first
in
United
attack
University man
‘Malbias
reform smashed
large
the
states
advocates
bite-our-own-tail-and-howl
swimmers
port said. Dr. Perry
4 pedesin. @
month the tests. They
Congressmen,
gain
was
Thirteen were fatal. Prime Shark Territory
frequent
ath
leadership
will
not
receive
whole-
true of Stevenson. dragged
their .
The
feet
when
of
this school,
who
control
the information media and all the Political outlets, were shocked to find a majority of voters prefer to have some morality in polities. The
tacks. This census showed 36 confirmed, apparently unprovoked
Philippines
this
the
In the south we have the compulsive inbréd vindictiveness of the Mississippi Democrats, who prefer to bite their own tail and howl at the pain of it, rather than go along with the national party. They may be joined in this political idiocy by South Carolina. In
Coast, the Atlantic Coast from Florida to New, York and the California coast. Australia, South Africa, the
ERMANY\
not
the
nomination
who
not
Dr. Sachs concluded, the 18th century Englishman, Alexander Pope, had some timely words on the subject: “Know then thyself, presume not God to scan, The proper study of mankind is man.”
panel
advice
have
Schisms
and possibly fatal in-
The
of
election.
sened. He would not receive the necessary City to offset the heavy up-state Republican
Isn't Healthy
tements
of
direction, will make a: lot of difference in New York politics. There also is a national chapter. The Roosevelt-Finletter-Lehman achievement was a triumph for Stevenson’s friends and principles. But, nationally, it reduced Stevenson’s chances for the nomination. And, should he somehow
region.”
memory
mutilating
BEST
is
she
pastime
hanging
dangerous
practice
—
said.
pain,
begins to
be-
of a disagreeable
(AP)
a
the ‘doctor
to
tight
are
CAREY
have
begins
held emotionally
student,
lose his appetite, or become
WASHINGTON
skindivers
fist
original
symptons
may
FRANK
clenched
the
A
mind.”
Shark Riding By
a
toward
our
the
ourselves
attitude
Lasting relief from some functional illness is to be found in the field of therapeutics,
‘in
dilemma
For a year they were viewed with amused condescension. suggested they quit being bad children and come back
ocratic
“Most ‘pains in the back of the head and neck are due to emotional tightness in that
nauseated. A businessman may get indigestion or abdominal pains before an important conference. “Tension symptoms may also arise from repressing unpleasant memories. Instead of
ridding
‘as
so a muscle
the ‘whole patient” and his emotionally induced illness. Dr. Sachs said, we use our bodies to express emotion which we can’t deal with through regular channels. “This doesn’t mean
we
end
for the U.S. Senate.
fold. But this congressional
}
physiologist,
bacteriologist and chemist, must have an derstanding of psychiatry. Only then can
the |unkappy
Herbert Lehman, the veteran Democrat who Played so great a role in the U.S. Senate during ‘the Roosevelt years. They formed a committee with the avowed purpose of reducing Tammany influence and nominating candidates of better quality.
is dying of a broken heart, or suffering from @ nervous breakdown due_ perhaps to poor Bervous heredity, overwork, the break-up of a love affair or marriage, the death of a loved gne, years of tragic living with an abusive, alcoholic, or unfaithful husband.” So today, she pointed out, a physician,
in addition
and
Rockefeller.
Thomas
in-
reaction.
is
the
November
is all
choice
Three
Dr.
dividual’s physical condition and his psychological make-up, and his habitual pattern of “There
York
, might
Hogan was defeated. In the same election Gov. Averell Harriman , a heavy favorite, was overrun by the surprising newcomer, Nel-
been
-the
lessened,
cellent job in the district attorney’s office. But he was not the
vice
a patient,”
been
sounded by a small group of Adlai Stevenson eggheads. In that fateful October of two years ago, Carmine ‘De Sapio
dictated
practicing psychosomatics for almost..20 years. Her husband is a surgeen, -and she is the mother of two children.
and
New
near
the
barriers
popular
understand
have
Mr. De Sapio’s position’ as Tammany leader the recent Democratic congressional primary
is
story
to mental or emotional problems, versa. Dr. Sachs, of Seattle, Wash.,
“To
nomination
It was just October 1958 that the legendary handful of perstarted blowing trumpets about the walls of Tammany. And
sons
the nominee
has
toward
beyond
physiological techniques in medicine. It maintains that physical ailments can be related
and
Democratic
then.
week.
connotes
the
Carmine De Sapio. was so shaken by
illnesses.
Puerto
for
a preanible is necessary. to | , Members of the “What-can-just-a-few-persons-do?” club
look
propor-
These people can be helped by psychosomatic medicine, according to Dr. Bernice C. Sachs. She spoke before the Pan American Women’s Doctor’s Alliance which held its
biennial
chances
But
number of sick of their minds”
Atlanta Constitution
This finally gets around to saying why Adlai ‘Stevenson’s Jong
shot
and its associated emotions, we. push it into the back of our consciousness, where it festers
physical
|
statistical
mar-
gin of safety, it must .be emphasized that a shark provoked by the irresponsible ctions of skindivers will almost certainly turn and attack his assailants.” _. For skindivers, the, panel offered this advice:, t ‘
‘Always, dive »with, a, compa,
some
months
ago.
In
school
some.
big electoral totals, the’ party what costly divisions.
nions
is
of the power
not
now
as
cocky
large
Eastern
struggle
has
as
states,
created.
it
with some-
It is one of the glories of the Democrats that they have opiand fight about them. They are not a regimented party.
But here of late they: have lost so much blood in family’ feuds they can’t win the main event. The New York Victory is wonder-
ful for government—but nationally it can be painful—especially for Adlai Stevenson, should fate give him the nomination. IX NAIK WWW. BO UEF-F[c WF BEF. OQ]
POTOMAC
Z Z Y.
FEVER
BY JP CETCHEE,
KNEB} EL
Washington
Symington’s
nedy’s
peak
nomination.
manager
is
100
Then,
says Ken-
shy
votes
of
figures,
he
Kennedy and the convention will crash in flames—and Symington ‘will
arise
from
the
smoke-filled
ruins.
ZB
RMAMMMMAMNMNAAZ
Bureau
Nixon embraces the Eisenhower
program. tion’s years. on
Ike has
been the
na-
“father image” for eight Now Nixon will campaign
a father
and _&
son
&
image.
The way it looks now, Rockefeller will wind up endorsing nion. Do not provoke small or Kennedy. These millionaires stick seemingly harmless sharks. Place together. speared fish in a boat or dingy; es + & do not tow them or tie them Democratic leaders drive Conto your waist. gress toward adjournment. It’s Shouting Underwater Helps time for the boys to hurry. home “If there is no time to reach. and mend their fences before a boat, you can sometimes dis- they’re too rickety to straddle. * 8 *& courage a shark by releasing bubbles, or, at close range, by Nixon says the . Republican hitting it on the snout with a Party is stronger since Rocky’s club. Do not hit a shark with attack. It’s so strong it reminds your bare hand; Shouting. un- you of a locker room—with all derwater ,sometimes—but not al- that liniment, iodine and rubbing ways— will discourage a shark.” alcohol. rs lees | i
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EDITORIALS Strange
Behavior
A~House
committee
in Congress
approved a mini-
mium wage bill yesterday which would extend to hotel employes in i major hotels in Puerto Rico'a $1 per hour minimum wage. The amendment to the Fair Labor
Standards Act which extends mmimum wage coverage to millions of additional mainland workers, and including
here,
those
and
in the
another
retail
trades
amendment
which
and
large
would
hotels
apply
a
percentage point increase to island minimums
for every
cent: of increase in the mainland minimum,
have had
the prior approval of Gov. Mufioz Marin sident Commissioner. A. Fernos-Isern.
and
of Re-
The Puerto Rican Hotel Association, ‘whose mem~ ber hotels claim the proposed minimum would increase their wage costs by $4.5 million to $5 million a year, say they were not consulted by Gov. Mufioz or Dr. Fernos-Isern before the two government representatives agreed with AFL-CIO leaders in Washington to accept the amendments. This is strange behavior in-
deed when it concerns an industry so vital to the eco= nomic future of Puerto Rico. .The contemplated increase. would in some cases require major hotels to’ raise their individual payrolls by $400,000 to $500,000 a year. ‘That would compel. increases in hotel rates, food: and drinks that could. destroy Puerto Rico’s competitive position in getting tourists who have the choice of this island or others in the Caribbean where
OP L4G Swe
these wages do not apply.
‘by
The
this
threat
to
ill-advised
our
tourism
legislation
industry
It should
Yo
Lose
of fF THE
Friends
wave
of
strikes
in
metropolitan
San
Juan
all this the more. inevitable. A second cratic group centers about solemnly adopted by national political ~consuch wholly diverse figures otherwise as Senventions usually are about’as important to the ator Lyndon B Johnson and former President subsequent presidential campaign as are the © is no supporter of John~ ‘Truman. Mr. limp posters left hanging in the hotel suites * son’s own Presidential ambitions. He is, howof defeated candidates for the nomination. ever, much closer to Johnson’s position in Things will be different this time, specifthis one matter than to that of the Truman ically for the Democrats. For not, only civil presidential choiee, Senator Stuart Symington. rights will embroil them. It is now certain
related to labor troubles, is giving Puerto Rico a black eye that is destroying much of the favorable publicity
-it would have otherwise received.
The Festival Casals has drawn many distinguished visitors from the mainland U. S. and from Latin American countries. Many. of these have been exposed to a demonstration of violence that at times bordered on anarchy. Some have been placed in -dif-
that a far more
ficult situations by the taxi strikers who have made for these
visitors
to move
dtpect
men
in no way
can be held
account-
to strike.
A number of reports reached us yesterday which attributed
the heavy
rain,
so urgently
cold war
needed
to al-
leviate the critical water shortage, to our editorial of
is
Convention.
foreign
party
policy.
today
is
deeply
policy
should
truth
is
shown
be
this:.
recommended
the
less
res-.
by the Democrats
*
the
Presidential
front-runner,
seems
determined to carry summit criticism of President Eisenhower past the point of no return. Some of this criticism is valid, academically. “And it may w the college audiences and the ladies’ ly groups’ as Stevenson twice
| wowed
Not Of Our Doing
Democratic
the future. The simple
nedy,
responsibility and consideration for the aged, the ill, the visitor who
This
issue will bitterly
National
in handling this question the more likely it will be that ver they choose for President will be ten by Richard M. Nixon. | OA ie, group centering about Adlai E. Stevenson and Senator John F. Ken-
who
able for real or imagine grievances that induce men
profound
Democratic
traint and wisdom
excercise their right to strike not to lose all sense of
and
Angeles,
Los
what
courtesy that will besmirch' the traditional label of “hospitable” usually faegasted with ‘Puerto Rico and y its people. .
to
in
for
in the island, news stories of irresponsibility and dis-
reasonable
the
divided over what line the convention should take over the broken summit conference and
to walk more than six blocks to her hotel where she faimted on arrival at the entrance. She was accompanied by a newspaper woman who undoubtedly will bring back to her paper, as will other journalists-now
seem
engage
The
about freely.
One lady in her seventies was forced Tuesday night
It would
~
WASHINGTON—The party platforms so
at this time, and the violence that has involved bombings, shootings, fires, beatings and possibly a kidnapping which at this writing had not officially been
it impossible
iver?
_ By William S. White
f
The
ee
GROUND:
Democrats Facing Ticklish Problem Picking Party's Foreign Policy Plank
worry our government, and justify: bafflement over the government’s failure to consult the hotel industry. before agreeing to tuese amendments: . .
How
GET
From Washington
represented
is serious.
Meter
such
ETOUpS
in
losing
Presidential
elections. { If it gees | much further in its present waspish tone, |however, there will be two certain consequences: (1) The country itself will be made to appear unduly divided amid
a world crisis. (2) The Democratic party will
Tuesday asking for rain. While we are not. averse to. accepting credit for editorial results; we do: Tee Kao‘probability ‘ef: cess >eonce dpeidenice in this, case, , itech Pe ere Ot oG Every
| concerned with what Khrush“dbroad think: and too little with what’ the *véters’at’ home
But
it is) the
which
are
form
Committee.
Kennedy-Stevenson
more
likely Its
control
forces
the
designated
Plat-
chairman,
Rep. Chester Bowles of Connecticut, is a Kennedy man all| the way. any of these gentlemen
- of course, that they
nonsense.
Any suggestion that is an “appeaser” is,
But
the undoubted
fact
honorable
not
are ‘sincere\and
does
alter the fact that they are most unwise. The
central Democratic
necessity is some-
- how to mute the Steyenson-Kennedy line in _ the Platform Committee—for the sake of Kennedy himself, should he emerge the nominee. Who can keep the committee at least some-
what on the track? | The finger points Democrat
who
led
a
“to tiny
the
one
minority
elevated which
al-
ways opposed, the. summit—Dean Acheson, | Mr. Truman’s Secretary of State. Most, of. the
Democrats
now
belaboring
were ihe loudest advocates
Mr.
Eisenhower
of just
such ; a
| Meeting.
Acheson, indeed, may turn out ‘dispensable at. Los Angeles. He
actually
be
Democrats
heard being
there. “soft”
on
the
committee.
hope
‘his
voice
will
to be inneed not
But
be
many
strongly
Nobody could charge him with on the Eisenhower Administra-
tion. But nobody could suspect him of proceedif ing from: a need to “justify a personal ‘prosummit bias af the Past by harping on the - €rrors of others, |
think. (9 1( 5
time tat KArashchey' Hits Nixon makes
to
st
|
st
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, June 16, 1960
mile, Smile, Smile, Smile, Ouch!
Smile, Smile,
By AL At
the
(SUNSHINE)
beach’ the
other
DINHOFER day,
I heard
you | Ihave: to. WANT a fellow
will;crack
open
one
‘‘when
a
I smile.”
when
the news
is so full of gloom
little glee can be Ask any doctor is
nothing
more
and
paijnful. and he’ll tell you than
the
physical
that
"Here
a
of
before
a beam
we
will
cost
some
your
face
of gayety.
you
next
pleasure.
Not
returned
offer
when
a pageful
to
nothing
only
that,
someone
of: gents
taken the initiative to brighten don't you return the compliment
a smile
action
smile
athers
it’s | more easily the | initiative,
days
glum,
thing,
and’ gives
“TI feel the same way,” remarked the sardonic: friend, “‘And I don’t have a sun sore.” What he meant was that there are some
smile
reveal
And why should you want to smile? Well, for
telling a friend about a small sun sore on his lips, “It only hurts,’’ he said,
to
and
takes
who
have
your day. Why to someone you
meet who might need a small flush of gladness?
a
Who
dozen facial muscles. But, actually, it’s more than
knows,
your
smile
might
provoke
a wider
grin, which might give way to a burst of laughter, So smile. |
that, because it’s all in the mind. That is to say
—
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Boy's Heart Surgery NEW
boy
YORK
romped
(AP)
in
—
the’
A
small
sunshine-
flooded brick patio of a Long Island home. A large rubber ball or his eye. He ran toward it, took careful aim and gave it a hefty kick.
It
sailed Tears
year-old watched
into
a lilac
filled
the
Greek her
eyes
woman
4-year-old
bush. of
as son
a
35-
she play.
“Just think,” she said, “before
we
left
to even
Greece,
walk
he
was
unable
across
the
street.”
could
not
be
perform-
ed in Greece. It was one:of the worst
at Parkchester
General
and
heart
But the boy’s recovery has astonished attending physicians.
Dr. Aaron ternationally
who said
were
N.
performed the
Hospital surgery.
Gorelik, the inknown surgeon
the
operation,
boy’s
chantes
for
life
hopeless
without
it.
The
Benitez . chancellor,
G. Bland Hoke UPR
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Recovery Amazes operation
The little boy was Stellakis Parthenopoulos. Only four weeks ago, he lay on an operating table underwent
Jaime
eases
600 heart formed,
The
Stellakis
in
the
more
than
operations he has perDr.
day
Gorelik
after
said.
the
sat up
in bed
his picture ta - “i
thes, Mrs. ¢ los.;
operation,
and
his
1
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Stellakis and his mother moved- into the Long Island home of a Greek-American family, Mr.
from
and
interpreters read some of the touching letters. Several cone tained money for the impoverished Parthenopoulos family.
Mrs.
Chris
Galas.
They. will
be the guests of the Galas family until they return home.
Americans boy
to their
quickly hearts.
took
the
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FAA Bringing First Action | Against Drinking Passengers NEWAK, N. J. (AP)—A new rule to limit drinking on airliners is keeping passengers from getting too high in the sky. Most travelers are accepting
curb
on
boozing
while
cruis-
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envelope basic
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for
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do,
gga
the
about four or five ti-
the exception she
tHE BETTER HALF
ing up in his hand with the jack. The ten of spades was now led and West had to cover or he would be endplayed in clubs and_ hearts. Declarer allowed West to hold the queen. East signalled with the six and West continued with the spade king which was also allowed to win the trick. A third spade was led and the ace won the trick in dummy.
threw
and
In the first two months »f the new rule, one stewardess said she
develop the ninth one. This could only come by an endplay in clubs and hearts against West, and watch this South man do his stuff.
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heard
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Review: ‘That Kind Of Woman’
Miss Loren she
Sure, haughty
love,
does
efforts
make to
the
love.
some
throw
off her trail, which is so obviously scented that it could be fol-
phia
lowed by a bird-dog puppy a cold. And, at one point, almost surrenders to Mr.
ders’
belated
plea
that
she
con-
she sucumbs to a dull soldier, played by Tab Hunter, who looks
solidate her gains, which are dazzling, and become his wife. But somehow the child-like
young
Mr.
Miami
on
coming
a
train
METRO GOLDWYN
with
during
METROPOLITAN =
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can’t
him
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Loren’s
vivid
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lievable
point
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Lon-
sad
of television
from
trip.
when
concert
flight
were several workers whose fortunes I hadn’t got around to yet. “One executive at CBS has become a steady client. Every time he has a decision he asks me to read his tea leaves.”
TODAY
two
group, on complaints that the noise
to to
in
has~ireturned
International
was
to
on
get
I felt
their
were waiting for a flight to New York , City. Police stopped the-
I grab-
on
Fritz
is
Long
The group was the. steel band from the Grape Tree Hotel in St.
picked
trip.
smallest
with
business
Saturday
in front
I
while hour
Adler, who
| Airline passengers and many airport employes were disappoint-
specialty.
ago
board.
to Europe. Bob Leith, local promoter and steamship:
Stateside
7:30—WFID-FM—Musicai
9:30
ROUND
THE
stand.
the
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trip,
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looks
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By JAMES BACON AP MOVIE-TV WRITER HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Most
COBIAN’S THEATRES
HELD
has
close-ups
like a style.
“A
Waiting
(Cpt. USNA),
it
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so
written this way. Anyhow, Walter Bernstein’s screen play is a breezy, banal
only valid exlight of Miss
and
and
Ave
of the: association; C. M. Charneco
wishful-think-
be
Vermont.
As we say, planation—in
dream-world
ing,
last we see, train to go
peo-
with
i
night,
just
young
in |accord
ag
from
one
Hunter
find
Aas
remains} with all four academies representwere located during the restoration ed held a recent meeting at the of San José Plaza, on a hunch ROA Beach Club. Cocktails and from Alegria who is di r of dinner were served to members the Institute of Culture, which is and their. wives.’ Also, ‘election ofresponsible for the restoration. officers took place. Felix Carr (Lt. USNA). was elected president Alegria explained to me that it was
&
Then,
supremely with Georall exactin only his rights.
romantic)
would
Federtl Acsgetee:
The
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to be her son.
that
ple
Juan:
aE HEE eet
enough
Here she is, set up in a beautiful house ge Sanders meeting ments and dropping occasionally to assert
ture
San
2 E
reason we can figure for the fact
Old
32
which
in
cee F:
Woman,’
opens at the Paramount today. At least, that’s the only rational
with she San-
side door of the San José Church
2
Of
Paramount’s
New ANN
Ricardo Alegria, pictured) here spent a few days vacationing in as he removed the bones from a Puerta Rico recently. burial spot located in- front of the The P.. R. Chapter of the U. S.
5
Kind
in
she must
ray
“That
plays
cateseaasrenemati By ‘Chuck
down,
Uh 5 5
Loren
Deep
have a yen to keep this big, tousle-haired, inarticulate kid from going off to that terrible war and getting killed. Or there may be one other explanation, come to think of it. That is that Carlo Fonti and Marcello Girosi, who produced, had a yen to make a pic-
him
apparently motivates the sleek and expensive “kept woman,” So-
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THE SAN JUAN
STAR — (Theiy: June 16, 1960
19.
Hope Is Lucy's First New. |Leading Man In 9 Years © By. BOB gm WOVIE-TV WRITER HO.
LYWooD
(AP)
le Balllis breaking
—
Lucil-
in her first
leading man) in nine years. He’s a'fellow from Cleveland na-
look good for ai change:” She looks very, good. She has taken" off several pounds and seems as pretty and perky ‘as in
her
glamor
days
at
MGM.
| Musical “Wildcat” As soon as she finishes the med Bob Hope. The famed pair is making film in mid-summer, she takes a movie—the ‘real, big-screen off for New York to begin work “Wildcat.” kind for theaters, not the li- on a stage musical, ving
room
box:
The
ing
into
.| ital)
work
“It’s
provocative
title is “The Facts Of Life.” __ The facts of Lucille’s life are that she is as happy as could be expected, that:she is plungfollowing
her
and ° ‘professional
works
the
story
in
the
of
a
gal
gildfields
in
who
the
1900s,” she said. “She’s a real lusty, dame who -gets right in and works with her hands.
ma-
divorce
from Desi Arnaz: Renting.
We
Space
shared. lunch in her dres-
sing room at the Desilu-Cahuenga lot,.
where
-she
toiled
her
years
in “I Love Lucy.” She and Desi still
own
two
others,
the
ing
space
to
man
Panama.
deal)
or
ing
here,”
“They
studio and
film and
must.
have
they
along: with
they
are
Melvin
got
would’t
she
rent-
makers
a
NorFrank.
good
be
work-
;
explained.
Lucille seemed restrained and contemplative as she talked about and
future.
She
ap-
Ateneo Sponsors Art Contests
show
The
Ateneo
of
announced
Puerto:
the
Rico
opening
of
art contests in the fields of painting, engraving, sculpture, wood carving, ceramics, and Tiusical
cemposition
for
the
Christmas Festival of 1960. Entries must be at the Ateneo by Nov. 18 for all contests except the mist be in
musical one, by Nov. 10.
which
Any resident of the island may send entries. Contestants must be at least 18 years old, except
in
the
ceramics
contest.
Entries To Go On Show The paintings, engravings, scuitpures, and wood carvings received ‘ will be shown to, the public at the Ateneo between ‘Dec. 16, 1960 and Jan. 30; 1961: Prizes for these fields are: $400 donated by the Caribe ‘Hilton
Hotel,
for
the
purchase
of
an oil painting; $100 cash, donated by Ponce Candy Industries, for the purehase of a water color; $100 cash donated
by Payeo, for a pastel; a $100 éash prize donated’ ‘by United
will.
also
receive
a
diploma,
Public Gallery Gets Winners ~ The Ateneo stated the prizes for the purchase of the various items mean the Ateneo will retain the winning entries, to become
property
of
the
Christ-
mas Festival ‘and later to be donated to a Puerto Rican public gallery or museum of art. Two ceramics works will ‘be awarded prizes. Entries must be made with Puerte Rican clay, and the contestant must indicate his source of supply. A $50 eash prize will be awarded to
HOLLYWOOD is
—(AP)— Herschel
an
actor
of
many
talents— and voices. Eernardi
is
Lt.
Jacoby
in
the
adult
contestants,
from:| perfume
and
“I could make
the
Among in World led.
and
flowing
heard dialects,
in
in.
varying
extolling
pitches } products
to
ten
Juan.
a silver
is how
thing much
more
he’d
be
money
time
forgot-
they
take
but
Several
have
North
American
not, yet
been
Native
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Friday 17, Saturday 18—
8:40 P.M. — Sunday 19— mat.
4:00
snacks
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Orchestra. and
eve
Box
8:40
seats
— $2.50, Balcony — $1.50
Tickets
thee Happy Hour at 5:30
...
TAPIA THEATRE
Tapia
: =
FOUR DANCERS FROM
ast
Emy de Pradines
climbed.
with
LAURA TOFFEL
Haitian entertainer
com-
pletely anonymous. tains
our
jetted
and do comhe says. He
rich
try
= Testaurant |and supper club
if I’d
BALLET CONCERT
it’s still fresh.
I had
PRIANA
gasoline.:
forget about acting mercials full time,’ admits
money
do it while
“Another
engraved cup, donated by Puerto Rican Pottery, will be awarded the winner inthe 18 years and ‘under category.
“Peter Gunn’’ television series at $750 a week or thereabouts. But it’s his sideline of supplying voices for commercials that really keeps He’s
cé and
the Ateneo de Puerto | Rice, Box’ San
Presents
give me 4 script and an audien-
cefio Bank, and a diploma, will be awarded to the best piano suite, which should be of only 15 minutes duration. All prizes will be awarded the evening of Dec. 16, 1960, at the Ateneo. Additional details for each contest may be obtained from 1180
dela Danza
That’s the
Promoters and Advertisers for » The musical composition con- with’ your personal appearance. the purchase of an engraving; test will consider only ‘a piano ‘In TV, it didn’t matter so much a $300 cash prize donated by suite on a Puerto Rican folk- how I looked, so I never : worthe San Juan Racing Assoc., for lore theme, and must be origin- ried about it. But with the: big the purchase of a stone sculpture, al. The winning entry will be screen, they’re very careful. I. hurt me to and a $150 cash prize for the Played at the Ateneo on the guess -it wouldn’t purchase of a wood carving, night of awarding prizes. donated by Fine-Woods ManuA $250 ‘cash prize, donated in Puerto Rico facturers, Inc. Each prize winner by the Crédito y Ahorro Pon-} While
Bernardi Is A Man Of Many Voices Bernardi
hour.
BALL
Patronato
way I liké to work with comedy:
For Christmas 1960 Festival has
-in jone
LUCILLE
SS
present
peared: less: willing to’ glance at the past? - “I love: working with Bob,” “lshe said. “He’s* always such fun and such .a_ professional. It sounds funny, but I always feel like a real part of show business bis NDS MUST PART— The ‘amiable atmosphere of a “farewell” dinner staged in when’ I’m working with him. a Kome cafe by British actor Anthony Steel and. his just divorced spouse, Swedish. Greater Pains Taken aciress Anita Ekberg, was a trifle disturbed when Steel’s feelings of friendship were “Doing” a feature again after all ‘these ‘years is kind of hard. not extended to the photographer who took this photo. With the picture snapped as I -had forgotten what pains they Steel above began to chase him. , the photographer escaped. (AP Wirephoto) take’ to make movies. _Everything moves. $0 slowly. We took 10 hours to do a ‘seene the other day, -In , we did an entire
for sale starting
at the June
Saturday.
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, June 16, 1960 Festival Casals Review ; | |
20 Siow Down and Live! These are the wise. driver’s watchwords on the highways. The wise driver takes time to observe posted speed
He takes time for give himself plenty
of
the
room
from
car
ahead.
Yes,
DONALD
On
THOMPSON
Tuesday
evening,
the
be-
CIN EMA Subject
To
Thursday,
Change)
June
16
Mena
of
Curse
the
LORRAINE.
The
Black
Teat
M*1iENZO:
Dormitorio
Para
KRESTO Five of
Senio_
the
wes
BROADWAY:
RIVIFRA:
Face
the
de
of
on
Back,
Page
One,
Revolt
Frontier
Ranger,
North-
Passage
y Medio:
Dragstrip Riot OLLER: Girls Towa.
Cat
IN:
Lost
Sayonara,
in A Harem
PONCE
FOX-DELICIAS:A
DRIVE
Juhnay
PIEDRAS
IN:
Hot
Rod
Summer
PARAISO: Santiago PUERTO RICO: Border
Rumble,
Rocco
Law
vs.
Place
TELEVISION (Listings Bubject Te Change) (Programs listed according te language) WKAQ-(2) WAPA-() Thursday,
11:30-(4)
June
Telefiesta
1:30—(4)
“Un
4:30-(2) (1)
Cocina Film
de
Ciele
3:45 -(2) Carteons 4:00-(2) “Por les
WIPR-(s) WKEM-— (11) 16
la
Caminos”
Hogar
(4) “Beyond Last Frontier” (Fiim) 5:00—(2) Les Amiges de Pinocho (6) La Hora del Nifio 5:15-(6) 5:30-(2) (4) 6:0@-(2)
(4)
“Sheena”’ Club de Titulares
Serruchito
6:%5—(2)
Informe
del
6:30-—(2) (4) (6)
“Yo Destrui Mi Ronda Sociat Ultima cc
Soifado”
(6)
Puntes
Cardimaies
(11) Gran Show de 8:30—(2) Ford Show a (6) Prospects of 9:80—(2) *<
Matinee TV 6 “Robin Hood” Cartoons Cartoons
(tl) 6:15-(2)
Deportes
Padre
(4) Rendezvous Nocturno, Hve musical Discovery at Brookfield Zoo Fitm “Bold Venture” Film En Broma y en Serio Intermezzo Jitazo Royal Show cane
Tarde
Verdes
Noticias, Deportes “El
(6) (il) 7:30—(2) (6) 7:45—(6) 8:08—(2) (4)
Desierto”
del
6:40—(4) &:55-—(2) 7:00-(2)
9:30—(2) 10:08—(2) (4) (6) (1)
Tiempo Hogar”
la Noche
“‘Histeria de Tres Hermanas“ Noticias, Deportes La Farandula Extra de la Noche Profi. Wresting, live
10:15—(2) “Markham” (Film) 1100—(4) Diario Puerterriqeetio
GD
Late
Show
Schneider,
fell
into
an
and
im-
mediate and expectant; hush as the introduction began; but these are only the dry facts, |
The
|
occasion was nothing so
simple
as
a
performance of a
difficult
work
virtuoso,
but
by
a
celebrated
represented ‘to
audience
the
noble
and stirring song of a man whose long been
and productive life has tenaciously focused on one
point:
music. What came
stage
during
the
across work’s
finest moments was not simply the sound of a violencelio accompanied by an orchestra, but a concentrate of all the wisdom,
Showdown,
Gangsters
audience
the
FAJARDO RIO
orchestra was conduct—
Tuesday’s
3
BAYAMON INTERNATIONAL DRIVE
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NUEVO
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ROOSEVELT:
SAN JUAN Lone Texan. Flaming
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Kiad
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ROOSEVELT
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PARAMOUNT:
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to
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CORCELLES:
METROPOLITAN: Bea Hur MUS(tc HALL: Sink the Bismarck! NEW
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MARTI:
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TE®RACE
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PUERTO
ritas
The
After
AZTECA: Bottom Faces of Eve
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GRAND: Oregon Trail, Alaska Passage HOLIDAY: Peytoa Place. A Certain Smue
MEO:
City
CAPARRA
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Texas
Cello Concerte of Antonio Dvorak,
the
PARADISE: Mansions
||
| this season as soloist with the it wanted Casals, it got Canals, Festival Orchestra—and into a and it loved Casals. fet | standing ovation ‘by orchestra and public. The work was the
ed by Alexander
SANTUSCE
AMBASSADOR
i i |
The Maestro Plays. By
the wise live. leved Pablo Casals walked seYou be driver dritakes time wien to’you're vu a wise iver, behind the wheel. Slow Down and|Tenely onto the University TheaLive! 4 ter stage for his enly appearance
(Scheduie
Hl Kl
Ske he abu tors cae om
ing distance. safeiy stops,
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joy of a musician whose lifetime (beginning when Aida was but five years old and Brahms still had three symphoniesto compose ) spans what would | normally be two or three full and rich careers. Who is to say that the performance was technically flawless? Tuesday’s audience could not have cared jess about such petty matters;
- You can back the attack on traf. |
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accidents
drive...
Down
(Film)
She has classified old age at 135— which gives her 10 more
curb
every
your
and Livet
time
What was certain is that she has
you
periods of Schubert’s melody? Perhaps.
spéed. . . Slow
extended
stopped
ilines
for
15 days—
due
to the
of director Clouzot.
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oT?
— ‘Thursday, June 16, 1960 ©
"ANenage fo the people of Puerto Rico
THE “PLEBISCITE” ISSUE. _ WAS JUST A BLUFF! The
MUNOZmania
; against statehood and
the wild anxiety on the part of the “mufozmaniacs fo maintain
their |buresucratic
power
by all means,
invented the plebiscite trap — so not to have a plebiscite!
Senator
Miguel Angel Garcia, p.wsident of the Republican Statehood Party denounced the tricky
trap and in the name of his party gave the Popular
Democratic leaders in the something to think about:
Legislative
Assembly
2)” “LET'S SUBMIT TO THE PEOPLE. = BEFORE THIS YEAR'S ELECTION 774° THE QUESTION WHETHER THEY “ZI WOULD OR WOULD NOT CONSF
%q, SIDER AS PERMANENT THE COMMONWEALTH STATUS!
|
"Why don’t you ask Alvarado who is the one who . eg . |
its riayority leader in the House of Representatives, Mr.
_ Arcilio Alvarado, was that “THE POPULARES couLp
-¢a_inform you! The only thing 1 can fell
- NOT AGREE TO SUBMIT SUCH A QUESTION TO THE PEOPLE”
(" see El Mundo’s
you in advance is that the lion is running away
final edition, Saturday May
from the plebiscife even as Fernos suggested which
Mm, 1960),
was fo be more favorable for the Popular Parly.
‘When Senator Garcia Mendez was asked what had hap-
Muitor, like a lion, iIS running eney with the lion 0 .
nened at the Hilton’s breakfast on Friday the 10th, where |
representatives h reach
be
ae
from _the
2greement
conducted
three Parties
as #2
he ssh
.
the
way
got together
the Plebiscite
to
should
oa
holding lo the lion's fail. Fs 2
Adige sm
dentinny, —
ot snail
the people of Puerto Rico ond to their
no
‘should
politic al
leader
x pecrte is simply
be
tired of
gambling
with
being ‘fooledo
our
country’s
and
over.
- $0, | Puerto Ricans, there you see s that the MUROZmani
idea of the plebiscite was just a bluff!
REPUBLICAN STATEHOOD PARTY LiL | pee
|
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mi-
nutes from University. Will rent with op.
tion to buy brand new house. 3 bedrooms, living and diningroom, modern kitchen, 1% baths, terrazzo floors. Rent $140. Call 3-1471.
After
6:30,
2-4338.
1970
621
CONDADO: In beautiful section of Condado, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, unfurnished house. Has living room, dining room, breakfast room, powder room, two terraces. A truly delightful home for living and entertaining: Telephone Parker Realtor, office 3-3788, home 2.8840. 1965 622
build-
Apt.
FOR
SALE
6A
3-0850. UF
APARTMENT
in
Conda-
1944
625
ANTILLES
GUEST
with
Caribe Hilton new furnished
ocean
in
lovely
view.
Near
and Condado Hotels. Cool, rooms. Reasonable Rates.
Social Security 804, 4th Floor, Ve a wa
HOUSE,
nice
Building, Ponce de Apartment 401-402,
Leén Mrs.
HOUSE Ashford
Guest House. Avenue, Condado.
Rooms
and
efficiency
Special
arrangements
apartments.
Maid
Hot water. Some Best hotet and Beach facilities for
coupies
travel
ing together. One block from La Concha and Condado Beach Hotels. Personal guided tours. Telephones 43-6231 and 2-7927 Mrs. Annie De Mauret, Manager MARIGALANTE
—
PARQUE
159,
Phone
2-3056. Beautifully decorated, ~ airconditioned rooms, each with private bath, hot and cold water. Terraces, garden. beach
rates.
and
business
Manager,
sectors.
Margarita
de
Sum-
Con-
treras.
1490
2
ISLAND
HOUSE
Spacious,
roms. From including an 2-1779.
—-
1017
Ashford
modern,
-
a
airconditioned
$9. single - $14. double, excellent breakfast. Phone
1564
LA
permanent.
45 minutes
from
Capi-
_ 629
UF
PROVIDENCIA
Parque 153. Near theatres, busses.
GUEST
HOUSE
—
beaches, restaurants, Sun terrace, all air.
conditioned rocms, Cooking information, phone 2-9352
facilities. For or write to
Box
Santurce.
12384
Loiza
Station,
JENNY'S: Guest House with a atmosphere, Delicious meals 1850 McCleary Ave. Tel. 3-6802
UF DANISH GUEST HOUSE — Weekly and monly rates. Danish breakfast optional. Cen ratiy located near Paramount Theater.
253 Duftaut 1374
Street.
Telephone
LA POSADA — Motor Inn. Across the street from beautiful beach, near airport. 15 rooms, all airconditioned; some with kitchenette. Private bath. Telephone 9-1175. Isla Verde, Puerto Rico. 1740 629 LA
3-8885. 618
CASA
ROSA
—
Guest
House,
—
One
block from beach, residential section. All
airconditioned double and single rooms. Private and semi-private baths, kitchen facilities. Hot water. 2 blocks from busses, sh - 3-1481. Mrs. Z. C. Steffens, Cacique St. 2071, Santurce. _ 1731 SAN JUAN GUEST #sOUSEbreakfast and drinks on your terrace in . delightful guest house close to “Under The
and
UF
New, informal, oceanfront guesthouse in iuxury hotel area. Large terrace facing the sea, with private stairway to beach.
or
tal. Continental food, moderate prices. Mediania Alta, east of Parcela. P. O. Box III, Loiza Aldea.
UF
service All screened. with air conditioning. Tesidential section.
Near
ends,
on ocean, splendvacations, week-
1738
3-8769.
ASHFURD 1120-1122
mer
CHARRON’S COTTAGE, id beach. For delightful
one
minute
from
Court, corner of Caribbean Tourist A
beach.
McLeary. iati
17
T
3-1317, 702
LOW
RENTAL.
Drive
to
Rio
Avenue.
874
1910
614
DUFFY'S
have
remodeled
charm.
‘ng, old beach tome, and -now offer ctooms, all with private bath, some with private patio, some air condittoned. One
minute
to
beach
and
bus.
bedroom
port July
home,
first
entrance
autothree
post
at Los Angeles WE25. 1st. Phone 3-0881.
air-
Available
1914
617
COMFORTABLE
FURNISHED
bungalows, ag
Montehay,
Roa
Weekend:
beautiful Boca
de
1
screened
Vaciatalega Cangrejos
h 7
or
rentals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations. 1410 Salvador. Prat, Santurce. = 96
ATTRACTIVE NEW unfurnished 5 bedreoms, playroom, 3 baths, screened, terrazzo floors. 65th Infantry, Rio. Piedras. Telephone 8-8118,
1920
UF
NEW,
SEMI-FURNISHED
guest
house,
ideal
Bedroom, bathroom, kitchen with cabimets.
ter,
independent
for
couple.
electric stove, dinette
closests.
Enclosed
pets.
Call
PM.
Floral
7.1288
yard.
from
Park,
CONDADO
No
9-12
Hate o
Large
living-diningroom, Refrigerator, hea-
set.
3 large
children
AM
and
or
2-7
Rey. 618
t
HOUSE
near
Presbyterian
Hospital. Spanish style, 4 bedrooms, 2% bathrooms, servant’s quarters, patio, piano, wonderful location. Rent $400 unfurnished. Also many others— Santa Maria house with swimming pool,
tely
furnished,
rent
$350.
REALTORS — ASSOCIATES. 1927
FRANCISCUS—
3-3506, 3-8372. 616
9-0144,
BEACH ed, one
WASHINGTON 67 GUEST HOUSE -— Near beach in Condado Section. Singles, doub} and triples, airconditioned. Patio with lounge chairs. It’s fun to watch the birds. Big terrace with Steinway piano and television for our guests’ delight. Near hotels — walking distance from shopping centers, Manager, Miss Cabassa. Phone 2-4026. 1911
713
NEW. CONCEPT in tourist accomodations. With the rental of one of our excellent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-a-day loan of a car for your sightseeing, nite club visiting, etc. Call 2-0486 anytime. uF 1475 GUEST
HOUSE
—
500
yards
Phone 3-2936,
1585 LUQUILLO
OCEAN
VIEW
From
terrace, large carport. Price $20,500. Cash See
if at Marginal
119,
Telephone
EL
COMANDANTE
No.
95, also Santa Rosa, two houses for sale. 3 bedrooms, bath, living-dining one with equipped kitchen. Muebleria Maury, FerRandez Juncos 1505, 25515 SPEAK SPANISH. 1856 610 PUNTA
LAS
MARIAS.
Concrete
and
frame house near beach. Three bedrooms,
Sarage,
separate
quarters.
For
‘i
i
Immediate
call
2-4107.
1892
AT
614
BUCARE
DEVELOPMET:
For im-
mediate occupancy Functional Builders offers is “Caribaire™ and “Ba homes, each having: 4 bedrooms, 3 bath-
rooms,
equipped
kitchen,
liberal
mortgage;
homes
pointment only. icy 2-2768.
Cali
Arturo
RESIDENCE
bedrooms
partment
with
ap-
Saldafia, | : |
616
in Hyde
Park.
facili!
additional
by
and
a
small
interior).
Rivera,
Hyde
188t
AGUAS
BUENAS,
.
Park.
near
or Perey6, =
| El
Ranchpd
613
Hotel,
furnished 3 bedroom house, all facilities, on 8 acres. Call Rodriguez, 2-2912, or 200 — de Leva, San Juan. 616 SANTA MARIA—luxurious home, less than one year old, like new. Comp’ete
in every detail. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms,
ROOMS CONDADO
FOR
SECTION:
RENT Room
and)
private
bath one block from ocean. Cooking facilities, air conditioned, hot water. Excellent location. 1505 Mirabel Aye. Apt. I, between 9 — 12 AM and after 6 PM. 1976
618
FURNISHED ROOM. airconditioned, private bath, hot water, screened, telePhone, cooking facilities, hotel service, use whole apartment. Across San Juan Darlington, on one of main avenues. Tele-
phone 2-3940. Fernandez Juncos 635, Apt. 1913
615
MIRAMAR
SECTION:
Fur
d
sidence,
ant’s
and
LAND-for
our custom home! (Cupey acre with a grove of orance
expanded for guest
earage—
hvuse.
_ Airconditioning |
at
your
by | the
disposal,
1850
trade bar-
Atlantic,
UF TAFT room
GUEST HOUSE — with private bath,
Taft 53, Each airconditioned,
hot and cold water, independent entrance.
eecal 773
rates
by
the
month.
2-0887
or
UF
Read the Classifieds
quarter rfectly
acre—a corner lot, high and level. Third of an acre in San.
meters
616
Ponce
from
de Leon, in front of bus stop,
Borinquen, 1912 : So ONE OB two girls to share
1976
Ave.
home
with
conti
located
all lines.
neighborhood.
Quiet
tal.
le.
614
Centrally
om
Ponce de Leon, Santurce. Telephone, sooking privileges, use of house, large balcony overlooking city and harbor. $15 weekly, $50. monthly. 3-1016. 1883
613
LOTS
FOR
SALE
AQUEDUCT EOAD, high up, 7,000 square meters. Call ez, 2-2912 or 200 Juan.
San
Leon,
de
Ponce
616
|
1852
IN CUPEY BAJO section of Rio Piedras. selling
four
hilltop
square
meéter.
plots
of
2500,
2770,
at
3-3899
2600 and 3900 square metérs. Two facing highway ahd two adjacent facing municipal road, Electricity and water available. Asking $1.75, $1.50 and $1.25 per
Phone
Brenes
during office hours, and Satardaya (and | holidays.
1
7-2845
evenings,
1
FOR
SALE
MAGNOLIA
OB
GAEDENS
house,
°
RENT very
—
centrally
located
nice
3.
Baya-
mon. Mosaic floors. Refrigerator and stove. Rents $100 or $1600 option to buy. Call 8-1665,
1969
628
OFFICES 3
FOR
INDEPENDENT
two of 700
sa. ft.
approximately.
RENT
OFFICES
each,
one
Commercial
for
300
center
rent,
sq.
ft
San-
turce. 2nd. floor, Martinez Vela record store, Stop 16 Ponce de Leon 1075. Information 2-4871. 1775 614
1400 SQ. FT.
— OFFICE
SPACE.
Clean,
clear, well ventilated. New building in heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 450 SQ. FT: office complete with air conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fenced doors and windows. Roosevelt and De Diego Avés., Puerto Nuevo. Call. Reyes, 8 7 1499 < 610
.
FARMS FOR SALE DORADO
HIGHWAY:
Farm.
planted
in
various fruit trees, on new De Diego Express Highway. 20 minutes from Sane turee. Debt-free. Water, light. Mr. Mao ra, Ole Madrid 1858 Ponce de Leon 2-3891. SPEAK
SPANISH.
962
7
'
621
262 CUERDA FARM, 15 minutes from town of Fajardo. Good cane quota. Suitable for dairy,’ ete. Juan Jimenez Mata, Box 3188, San Juan. Telephone 2-6779 and 2-2374. 1938 623 FAJARBO on highway overlooking ocean, 366 aeres at $450 per acre. Call 3-7509 after 7:00 P.M. 1946 621
DOGS
&
PETS
BOXEE PUPPY for sale, $30.00. Call senada 21. = 1918 i
gain
price.
Yunque
Reparto del ;Opportunely
Country
and’
other: desirable
a
qdarters,
Corner
lot
too,
in
locations.
Ea
a pleasant neighbore
hood near: beach, shopping, Centrally air | conditioned
shop.
615
Pilar quarter with good fix
properties,
ATLANTIC VIEW— maii’s
En-
orner
nancing.
Realtor
TELS. 3.5315
Ho-
AIRCONDITIONED ROOMS, completely independent, $35.. up! monthly. One block
and schootg, home witli
air conditioned of
534
Robert Tschudin,
ta Maria (near telephone lines) at 4 bar-
from
1925
Real Es ate OCEAN FRONT-—First rate Ocean Park location—495 square meters with 30. meters beach frontage. Three bedroom re-
200
La Concha, Condado Section, Cool. lesome; comfortably furnished room with private bath. Moderate rates. Come, = it. 1154 Magdalena Avenue Phone
room,
Private bath, hot water, private entrance. For single man with reference. Excellent location. Please See Mrs. Ronda at 635 Fernandez Juncos, Apt. 5, Stop 10%. 1902 614
—
tel
$11,600
loan, 20 years, balance facilities. Price $22,500. Will accept rural farm with mortgage or lot in the ee ere aanteni oe working hours 273 néeral 6-3510.
OPPORTUNITY
2-car carport
opened
1
BEAUTIFUL
3
conditioner optional. For single man, (with references, $60. without air conditioning. Cacique St. 1921, Santa reresae Call for appointment, 3-3215. : 615
621
trees. Spectacular acre in Monterey with full view around the horizon. Bucaré
furnishPrivate
COLONIAL GUEST HOUSE, 606 Olimpo Avenue, Miramar, Santurce, Centrally located. Single and double accommodations with private bath, some air conaitioned. Rates from $4. single. Mrs. Cruthirds, 2-3994, g 35 UF
HOUSES FOR SALE
Can easily
UF
71
624
526
@OTEL
home. Fully screened, linen service, all conveniences. Large patio. Fenced. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. Americas corner Cacique, Santurce. *3-3091 1774
Rey.
1
DONCELLA
9-0532,
COTTAGE - Completely airconditioned bedroom
Hato
huge closets, 2 patios, large family room with bar, ultra modern kitchen, 30 foot livingroom, bedrooms airconditioned: House completely screened, } 1300 meters. Telephone 6-3263 or 6-1279, Ask for Mr. Brooks. 1936 618
37.50 single, $10. double. All include pl breakfast. Isla Verde Road, near San Juan Intercontinental.
Call 382
Park,
|
EXTENSION
COMPLETELY FURNISHED with matic washer and dryer, modern
402
THE
St.,‘Floral
$8,250. 6-5042. 1974
service.
Piedras out 65th Infantry Reinita St., Country Club.
from beautiful beach. Airconditioned. Singles $7., doubles $12, Kitchen privileges. Nicest residential section, near airport. 108 Doncella St., Punta Las MaEnjoy rias, Santurce, Private | 1 691 ’ UF cu Trees”, MAISON BLANUSE Guest ffouse. Doub:ie Carrion and single air conditioned rooms with Member -bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 77 Wash St. C corner Wilson, Manager Beatriz Racini, Tele-
UF
8 Betances
1891
bus
1941
do section. 4 bedrooms, living, dining, 3 bathrooms. Fully equipped kitchen and. laundry, incinerator, terrazzo floors, 2 elevators. 3000 sq. ft. of open terrace overlooking the beach and Ashford Ave. nue. For information call telephone 3.2758.
1972
2 MAGNIFICENT FURNISHED residence for rent in Floral Park. Big living room, dining room, modern kitchen with builtin facilities, air-conditioned bedrooms each with sliding door closet and built. in dresser, studio room, big porch and patio ted to living room. Servant’s quarters, laundry room and garage, in separate building. Near bus staps and restaurants. Reasonable price. For information call 6-5516 or come and see it,
BEAUTIFUL, RESIDENCE, exclusive section, Scenic Homes, Altamira. 535 meters, 3 bedrooms, laundry room, semi-covered
ue st Hou S € 8 Miramar,
ROOM FOR RENT PRIVATE ENTRANCE, private bath, hot water, air
UNUSUAL. OPPORTUNITY — nicely furn 3 bedrooms, living-dining, modern kitchen. Two tile baths, large terrace, fenced yard, hot water. screens,
613
the Con-
occupancy.
3-0805
CONDADO SECTION, one block te beach, completely furnished two bedrooms, 2 baths, air conditioner, living-dining, covered terrace, utilities included. Cali before 9 AM or after 6 PM. Phone 3-7707.
from
dado Lagoon. 4 bedrooms and 3 baths, beautiful furnished kitchen, all brand new
equipment,
Cali
1953
CONDOMINIUM
BEAUTIFUL
apartment
1947
Reasonably
Priced. See Mrs. Tollinche, Bori Commercial, 24041 Borinquen Ave. 8 AM to 7 PM. Telephone 2-3529. 1894
COMPLETELY
ISLA VERDE: New ‘house near Hotel San Juan and beach. One bedroom, big livingroom, bar. Semi-furnished with cabinets, refrigerator and stove. Yard Suit-
Te-
1887 MODERN
bedroom
38-2340
screened. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining, livingroom, balcony, back
waicr.
LIVINGROOM,
1919
Porch, linen, kitchen utensils. Across San Juan Darlington, one of main avenues.
ed
inium
de Leo Lagoon.
with screen, kitchen with refrigerator, chinaware, linen and utilities. Rent $75. Delbrey Street 144, Santurce, near San Jorge Church. Near Beach. Sra. J. Tizol, telephone
616
LARGE
C
3 baths, living-dining room For. information Tel. 2-1317.
FURNISHED
monthb.
1720
BUCARE Tias. Isla
fur-
beautifully
condominium
view, Condado, 3-6746 after 1 PM.
in
San Rafael, Stop 11, Ponce Avenue, facing the Condado
Ia Concha Hotet Telephone Parker Reiltor, office 3-3788, home 2-8840.
VACATION
small
nished apartment with garden terrace, hot water, telephone, gas. Suitable for one or congenial couple. $125 Rent. Call days, Mrs Thomas, 3-0194. 1929 616
after
2.9503
CONDADO:
FURNISHED 3 bedroom Maya Street, Cool, patio,” near University. and television. Available Rent $225.
39
616
OLD
kitchenette,
$135.
apartment,
spacious, big With telephone on June 15th. 1934
single
bedroom.
be
2-0911 es
FOR
included.
can
phone
us.
APARTMENT.
Livingroom,
bath.
mortgages.
Call
Roosevelt.
HOUSES FOR RENT UEB. COUNTRY CLUB: Brand new corner house, 3 bedrooms, living room, mo. dern kitchen and bath, Near shopping center. Cool. Few minutes to Rio Piedras. Rent $90. Information Monday to Friday, telephone 3-3454. Saturdays and, Sundays, 2-9334,
e
=
INVESTING or SPECULATING? Our realtor, lawyer, government specialist and staff are yours. Pictures, complete description of stores of houses for sale, ALIEN
HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT
38254
meters.
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oo
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E U F I S S A L
SECRETARIAL
AIR CONDITIONERS AUTO _|
SERVICE
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHEER, experienced eontinental serving La Concha, San Suan Intercontinental others, local —
transient,
Typ’
editing,
contracts,
SHOMPSON gets his word in, with three IBM electrics and stenos to go with them, and a full time messenger to pick up and deliver your job. For professional typing, mimeographing, offset printimg, more people than ever before are turning to Thompson Services, 13 Bolivia Street,
Hato
1821
Rey,
Dial
6-5207,
oe
POSITION
WANTED
AVAILABLE
for
cook-house-
keeper. Prefer a Filipino cook. Easy work for family of two persons. Good salary. Call for appointment, phone 3-4918. 1966 €22
ATTENTION
TEACHERS:
Fifth
and
Seventh grade position open at CaribbeanSchool in Ponce. Proficiency in English essential. Please contact telephone 2.5589
c
foreign and American. Good financing, parts and service. Fa mechanics. ‘Dealers requested. I at Mediavilla’s Machine Shop, ema 2%, Hato Rey. ' Tel.
:
HELP
SPORTS
WANTED
MALE-
1930
Ext.
FOREIGN
;
= oer
ALE: 1957 TRIUMPH 1550. Call 2-5068 from
ays.
1903
616
after
training
in Casalesman. Earnings
period.
3-6689. 71
HELP WANTED — FEMALE
X 4° ‘pallets
Bayamon.
4 WOMAN to act as housekeeper, governess and cook. Reference required. Top salary. For interview, call Bayamén 775 or 1067, or call in person at IA2 Paseo del Parque, corner of Ramirez de Arellano, Garden Hills, between 2 - 4 PM and 7 —9 PM. 1638 UF NURSEMAID to care for newborn infant of working mother. Mondays through Fridays, 6:30.5 PM. Older woman preferred. Some English helpful. Good pay. Cervantes 11, Apartment 3, Condado. 1928 618 ATTRACTIVE,
EXPERIENCED
secret-
ary, bilingual, dictation and transcription in English. Knowledge of accounting. Very nice working conditions in Bayamén Area. Top salary for right person. Please mail eee to Mace Corp., Star 18, Bayamon. 3951
POSITIONS
WANTED-WOMEN
EXPERIENCED
Jent
typing
SECRETARY
and
shorthand,
—
excel-
filing,
some
bookkeeping, some Spanish. Phone 3-2111.
3915
614
\
POSITIONS
WANTED—MEN
UIPME NT
FOR
|
CONTINENTAL,
25
YEARS | old,
college
WATER WATER
from $45.00 up, with full factory warranty at INSULAR DISTRIBUT-
HEATERS,
brand new, and service ORS’
HEATERS
annual
WAREHOUSE
SALE
ation telephone 3-2758.
1945
|
CARS ments,
you
mical
FIAT.
a visit
1815
AIR
COND.
REPAIRS
AIECONDITIONING & REFEIGERATION wepair for home and _ (commercial establishments, All Stateside mechanics.
Call Stateside nights, 2-7465.
AIR
Service,
COND.
days
2-4718
—. 713
FILTERS
8.
FILTERS INC. manufacturers all and sizes air conditioning filters home window units - also industrial Call
3-5999.
AIR CONDITIONERS; new i
annual
with at
from) $125.00 up
full’ factory
INSULAR
WAREHOUSE|
warranty
DISTRIBUT-
SALE
this
week at Mufioz Rivera 875 {Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujille Alto Road. 1814 , 8:
VACUUM CLEANERS
can
own
Just
CAR? With $275. monthly installa
brand
new,
call|3-5190,
at Martorani
ite
or
Motors,
Inc.,
Full
us
1402
condition, radio, good tires, engine over. hauleii this month. One owner, low mileage. $475. Telephone 2-0000 Fort ereoee Ext. 2123 or 2237. Lancer,
Telephone
keyboard.
2-4358.
ed
76
factory, $425.00.
Treated
Leon
Ave.,
Santurce.
Tel “
1715
brand
new
4 door sedan,
age, P. O. Box
Gen
1766, San
1896
624
wate. GE
618
MOBILMAID
. dishwasher,
GE
auto-
matic clothes washer, Westinghouse cloth-
1 1948
SALE
this
Rivera 875, Rio Piedtas 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.| 1816 iy
week
and
new,
and service ORS’ annual
with
Mufioz
week
at Mufioz
brand and
$125.00
full | factory
up,
at INSULAR DISTRIBUTWAREHOUSE SALE this
week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras an kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.
DETECTIVE
75
HOTPOINT
WASHING MACHINE
CONTINENTAL
in good.
CHINESE
combination. Call 3-6689. 1958
LACQUERED Mahogany.
618
radio
Will
—
bar
sacrifice.
617
LA
OFFICE
at Real
Fortaleza
Control
with
ment
against
termites.
and i
full
Ui-baietie it
UF
133. .
:
or
hegele }
and
new
service,
DISTRIBUTORS’ annual SALE this week at Mufioz Piedras Road.
&
WHO
and
Puerto)
Rico’s
jab dein hi}
~ ae
— 715
SALE
Juan
2-0576.
kilometer
is
REPAIR
and
Coils to order.
ing
changes
pore
26%,
Santurce.
Tel.
“
FE.V.
SALES
& SERVICE
make
electric motors of all types,
any type of
Piedras.
-La
Bolsa.
No.
im-/
Tel.
Telephone.
going
6-3157,
to move?
Use
Rico,
United
Puerto
6-3329
a ae
Stop
Tel
2-2726,
1057.
States,
Packing, Agent of Muebleria
2-2067
Ponce
Santurce.
de
SAVE
WITH
TORRES.
20,
Santurce.
Tel.
YOUR
no matter Moderate Fernandez
fur
by
Maritimes, Juan. Se Local and } belongings. Agents
bal
if
it be prices. Juncos
iaiiac
National
Al
Van
eee
Lines
.
UF
>
ex
DRESS WOMEN'S
—
Ave.,
‘
ALTERATIONS ALTERATIONS
gan
and
fine
iebciios1020Amt
Condado.
SALE
WAREHOUSE
week
this
Rivera 875, Ria Piedras 2.8 Trujillo Alto; Road.
PAN
and
at
Mufioz
kilometer 75
AMERICAN
AM
te
ELECTRONICS
make TV, guarantee. Evening 10
FM
LABS
radio or Hi-Fi, Stateside-trained service. Cad
6-4230.
UP
PRINTING
1446
&
RADIO
RENTAL
.
TELEVISION, RADIOS, for rent in your own home. Same service given to hotels, hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will Geliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month.
Télerental 262 .
Service.
UP |
APPLIANCE
SERVICE
MARQUEZ REPAIR SHOP repairs all makes washers, dryers, dishwashers, electric ranges, and Eas stoves.
INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE BESSONS
IN
CLASSES
Spanish,
English,
and
French, for ehildren or adults; in small Sroups or individually, for beginners or for those whe wish to improve knowledge of ‘er literature; experienced teacher, B.A. U.P.R.,) M.A. Wellesley College, Personal interview by appoint. ment. Telephone 6-€315 from 2 - 5 PM. 1703
UF
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LESSONS
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,
73
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WE
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warranty
.
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and farms. Preventive treat
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qh ae
up,
warranty
Capitol Transportation, Ine., for estimate. Agents for Atlas Van
HOSPITAL SUPPLIES
617,
fad
the
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DISTRIBUT-
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75
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from ‘$125.00 up, brand factory
6
SUREAU:
years
s. °
FOR
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Leén 274
fumigation
call
ELECTRIC
2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.
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at
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1
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EQUIPMENT
FURNITURE
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iture, cabigood English. Mack. 718
774
Olympia typewriters, Marchant Calculators, Totalia, Addo and Everest adding machines; Rex-Rotary Duplicators; Photocopiers. All kinds office furniture avai-
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Pest
875
ORS’ annual WAREHOUSE week at Mufioz Rivera 875,
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Rivera
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53
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75
REFRIGERATORS
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at
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TABLES
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OF
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—
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IMISCELL ANEOUS
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de
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614
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Leon.
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DODGE
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termites. Fully
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Lottery
de
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econo-
pay
HOME
Ponce
1822
720
1955
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1943
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625
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Latest
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616
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BE:
BOATS
ALE s. '
EQ
TO
ful wedding gowns, britiesmaid’s dresses, cocktail party and date dresses, sold at
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1942
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|
1939
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-
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1916
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g
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4
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||
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GUN-TOTING (Continued From Page 1)
(Continued! From
‘ing a squabble between the defendant and El Imparcial publisher
Antonio
Ayuso
Valdivieso.
Challenged Court’s Jurisdiction A legal ruling on jurisdiction was made in Superior Court, following the gun incident, by Superior
Court Judge Fiol.
‘Teamster Attorney George Weasler had challenged the court’s jurisdiction on grounds _ that charges filed with the National Labor Relations Board both by El
Imparcial
and
the
Teamsters
had preempted the legal field for Federal action. But Judge Fiol ruled that insuJar law is applicable, since acts of violence have allegedly been committed
e2zainst FP °ver.
against
the
‘.n2
persons
property
injunction
of
and
the
sought
by
em-
El Im-
psrcial seeks to end alleged mass picketing
and
violence
‘i ocmsters.
by
the
|
" 4e gun incident occurred about $'J
am.
yesterday
w2:ovons. court.
search.
All
following
ordered.
persons
a
by
the
for
the
present
E1 Imparcial hearing were searched. A weapon was ialso found on Julio Colon Gandia, chauffeur for E] Imparcial publisher Ayuso. CoIcn had a weapons permit, however,
and
was
released
without
char ze:
Teamster
Motion
Denied
Judge Fiol also’ denied, but Wiihout prejudice, a motion of Teamster counsel asking that members of the Seafarers International Union. (SIU-AFLCIO) be brought into court in connection with the alleged vio: lence. The Seafarers entered the sizike scene on|“June ‘6, about two weeks: after the Teamster sirike
began
walk-out
M ay
of
24
with
the
Imparcial~ editorial
employees.
The
“without
‘pre-
judice” dismissal of ‘this ‘Teamster
motion
for the
leaves
the
court
free
subsequent consideration Seafarer issue. #1
Imparcial
attorney
of
Felix
Ocneteco argued that the matter of alleged Seafarer particiPation in the violence was irrelevant,
since
punction motion against
the
the
Imparcial
is directed
in-
only
Teamsters.
Witness Adolfo Collazo, head of the Commonwealth concialiation
service,
June
2
testified
meeting
Imparcial
that
between
management
and
held
to
dispute, ters
the
fair
during
ended
when
withdrew
that
in
that
that
management
cond
anti
Captain last
the
Luis
taxi
cab
drivers.
tice
to
“‘show
organizing notice
cause”
of mass
requested
the
picketing. his
volume
the
conflicting
in
be
allowed
their
length but not be renewed. Once these
concessions
have
expired,
the Marks plan would allow drivers “approved” by the hotels and the taxi association to pick up fares at any hotel. Passenger movement to and from Isla Verde airport has been
trip
by
lack
buses
between
of
taxis,
for
the
six
mile
the
airdrome
and
local hotels.
passengers
Company la
tops
the
ec Hecton Ramos|’
Mimoso.. said
night
wit-
was.
the sethe
on
than
a
minute.
year.
She
did
say
it
was
“big
and black” and that she believed there -were three persons, prohably men, in the ear, two in the back seat and the driver in the front seat. Initial reports late Tuesday night said an eyewitness, other than Mrs. Soler, had seen- the abduction and taken down the
license, number
Police gave this the missing father
description of and daugther:
Miss Soler, 5| feet 7, weighing 148 pounds, blonde hair and brown eyes, wearing pushers and al blue
blue pedal blouse de-
corated with embroidered ers, and lowheeled shoes. Antonio
Soler,
graying
cated nal
that
should
fare—10
of the car as it shoes.
‘#
that two
the
cents
a
provisiride—win|-
approval, the matter of salaries ‘would then be “open to new con\sideration.” |
TOKYO (Continued From Page 1) The White House has declined— ‘obviously
for
security
public
the
reasons—to
details
of
the
be disclosed until the eve of his Guest At State Dinner Last night the President, an old soldier
St.
hearings,,
in
San
which
Philippines,
was
guest of honor at a state dinner
Juan.
given
by
Philippines
Carlos palace.
P.
Garcia
ended
6 p.m. yesterday, will contoday at| 9:30 am. in Su-
Getting
This
attacked
men
Teamsters.
into
the
President
at
Malcanang
spirit
of
things
in these islands, Eisenhower wore a barong tagalog to the dinner.|.
perior Court. El Imparcial alleges 14 employes, including 12 editorial personnel, have been physically by
inthe
plant
light
weight
embroidered
shirt, hanging outside the trousers, is the most fashionable garb for at evening
social affairs here.’
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FOUR ROSES DISTILUERS COMPANY, N.Y.C. KENTUCKY IGHT BOURBON
flowhair,
wearing ‘glasses, 5 feet “4, weighing about 155 pounds. When he left the house he wore brown slacks, white shirt and black
petition and that another is scheduled for this month. Ramos indi-
of his duty in front
Comercio
about tinue
less
She did not get the license number of the car nor its make or
arrival.
same
The
in
hearings have! benn held on the
day’s proceedings, testified to having seen events of violence of the struck El Imparcial
un-
with
the daily
money and ppinted out that no action has as|yet been taken on a provisional \fare. increase. filed with ‘the Public Service Commission on’ Jan. 18.
parties.
to run
of
company’s
when
port firm has been steadly losing
Owner David Marks said he recommended the exclusive Metro contracts
of the
if and
6,500 high of four year ago—the daily average when the present fare of eight cents was approved by the Public Service Commission. Company officials say the trans-
San Juan District Court June 20. Compromise Plan That company holds a_ concession at all leading local hotels except for the San Juan Intercontinental, which is also reportedly weighing a contract with Metro. A compromise plan, proferred by president of the seven-cab Marks Co., Inc., reportedly failed to; stir .any immediate interest from
all 40
employes
The
presence
in the course
Perez,
covering
alleged
com-
the
in
of
President’s planned three-day visit to Tokyo. The itinerary may not
conciliation
witness
number
Paoli said that at 6 p.m. last night he was served with a no-
aboard
‘charges
from
wide
make
the
filed
practice
last to leave casmbers.
Police
had
(Continued From Page 1) sped away. However, the report The Teamster action may caused hundreds of San Juan overrought* yesterday, was unable appeared to be! erroneous. |Police trigger another bout in the three- shoppers and office personnel to to talk to reporters, police related Sgt. Alberto Diaz said last night cornered strife between the Hoffa take. the long road homé. Mimeo- this story: f there had been no other witness, union, the Seafarers Internation- graphed notices| handed out by Antonio left home, at 3 Nairn mor was any license number real Union, (SIU-AFL-CIO) and rt employees members of St., Condado, about 9 aim. to re- corded. the United Packinghouse Workers the | United Packinghouse Work- pair a linotype machine. He did Police meanwhile worked on of America, for top, spot in the of America|) (AFL-CIO)—to repair jobs ot many places. He ithe meager clue available. Soler island’s seething labor front.: ere he was going. passengers at the San Juan termi- didn’t say d said he was leaving to ‘repair ‘It was a strike by Packing- nal, stated that/the walk-out is He did not come home for lunch}; a linotype machine, without ‘sayas usual, but . Soler didn’t not ra strike.” ey 'S caphouse against the 40-cab fleet fing where. Officers were system, the notic d, were. se- attach much importance to that. jatically checking all places where of the Metro Taxi Cab Co. last in order Friday that sparked the city-wide eki g work Things came rapidly to a climax || the might have gone. to better their » Now set at about 8:15. p.m. | Tuesday: when |) taxi stoppage. this time-consumi g While | the telephone rang and a voice] Last Tuesday, members of the 70 cents an hour, piece of work. was ing ups that’ of -her hus- descriptions of the missing wever, the stdppage came she believed Ww Association. of Taxi Owners, couple said: aria, come and after four of band which operates over 800 cabs, less|than four hou were circularized to every pplice meet me on the corner.” captains had halted operations in a protest the | company’s station in the island, following Sonia accompanied the mother Tuesday night’s general radio against the alleged monopoly of conferred with Popular manager the Metro at San Juan luxury Col. Eduardo Andino over an as- to the corner of Ashford Ave. and alarm, Nairn St., near Prebysterian Hosked-for dollar-an-hour wage. hotels. . One detective close to the pital. i a statement last night, Andino Rafael Paoli, president of the investigation said police were ‘Here Is Your Father’ he had been notified of the taxi owners association, said last at a loss to explain when Soler After a few minutes of. waiting, was abducted, demand only on Tuesday night the taxi strike is complete | ™ although they a car came up and a man’s voice oon, and that it disregarded and continuing and that no peace att timed it “somewhere before said through the open car winsion agreement of last Septemtalks are underway with hotel |? noon” because he had not shown ber! 21, in which the base pay dow: ‘Come here, Here is your up for lunch at home. operators. father."’ for captains was set at 65 cents. He said he believed that a large Soler is the brother of Eugenio As Sonia approached the car, number of independent cab owners The agreement, which still has the door suddenly was flung open, Soler, composing room foreman a year to run, was amended by are about to affiliate with the at strife-ridden El Imparcial. stipulation seyeral months later an arm reached out and she was packinghouse workers. and' the pay of captains was in- dragged inside. The car then sped Police said they saw no links between this relationship and Commenting on the Teamster creased to 70 cents. away.: recent union violence at the’ intrusion, he said he believed they Mrs. Soler stood helpless, ‘watch: Included in the stipulation is have little chance of winning a a provision for wage-increases ing the abduction, which was. over Spanish-language newspaper.
hampered
the Teamshuff
1)
travelers obligéd to tote luggage
bitter
a
management
labor
the
m Page
El
meeting
earlier
against them. Ocheteco drew
ness
such
date
plaining day
only
SEARCH
CATANO' aa
ij
on
Teamsters. broke up without resit. He said the attempted con-
c-liation,
Page
125
WHISKEY «86 PROOF * AGED
6 YEAR
P.
i]
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Thursday, June 18, 1960
26 Fisherman’s
Marlins Shifting To San Juan?
Luck
Bass And Bilaharzia By Mike Although Puerto Rico the best black fishing the
world,
there
eonnected sport.
with
By
that,
somiasia little
are
or
is one areas
some
of in
hazards
the
fresh
I mean
the
Bilaharzia,
water Schisto-
a
that
inhabitss>and
contaminates
some
of the island’s
by
and lakes. devilish worm
infected
snails
trate a person’s minutes
is
and
skin
carried
can
pene-
within
a few
for
perhaps
twenty
years.
longer
Frederick
exists. F.
Fergerson,
this
to
say
about
the
is
not
Bilaharzia world.
a
one
is found
Many
agencies
the
lent,
avoid
mouth
of
the shores of are most preva:
overturning
your
boat
or falling into the water. Dry the skin and rub it with 70% alcohol
whenever lake
coming
in
contact
with
water,
coordinate
The
U.
S.
Public
Rico
Field
Health
last
thorough
Station,
along
But Schistosomiasia or no Schisto-
He’s him.
that
there,
evasive and
of
pounder. get
double
year
was
of
marlin
catch
recorded
last
snail was completed in 1956. following E gk lakes were checked: |
catches.
Nickolas
of
— Phil-
Melania,
Loco,
Numero
Loiza Dos
Matrullas.}
and
Patillas, Poncena, Rio Tortuguero and Yauco.
The
snails
these lakes, were found
were
Cinco,
Piedras,
present
but no infected
in all|Sea
other
good
haul,
Queen
II, skippered
in
This
is
the
not
island
an
The
Sea
Queen
meeting
However, mi
team
Ryan
infected.|Several
indication
that’
were
boating
were pulled in.
Ryan.
has
attend the gue’s annual to June 27. This
—
with
Ryan.
the
invited
Mia-
Leith
to
International Leameetings at Toron:
in
Leith’s
opinion
—
franchise
for San Juan.
has previously sure San Juan ternational
said that he is will have an In:
League
season. If a franchise
place
within
League,
most
Toronto
All
next
| shift 1s to take
the
such
likely
team
a
International
transaction
be
discussed
at
the
meetings.
the
league’s
owners team
of
will
the be
AAA| present
344 338
336
a
Philadelphia Chicago
’ HOME
RUNS
by Mike | Boyer, St. Louis,
seeing
but
none|
Sanford,
Try
Milwaukee
San Fran.
5-0 9-2
Washington
39
Skowron, New York HOME
17
Maris, New York Lemon, Washington
13 12
Held,
Coates, New York
|Daley, Kansas City
1.000] Staley, Chicago .818|Perry, Cleveland .750]
6-2
.750'Brown,
Estrada,
Baltimore
Baltimore
70
1.000
6-2 6-2
.750 .750
62
= .750
62
.750
beer!
.800
in
shift
All
to
of
Toron-
the
Conti,
sagging attendance in towns, notably Miami,
three
ble
bearing
ces
to
points on
land
sional ball What are
or
have
San
a
a possi-
Juan’s
big-time,
Havana,
or
moving Frank
of
of
Mia-
Toronto
or
to San Juan? Shaughnessy,
the
knows.
chan-
profes-
team. the chances
International
We
certainly
do
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS LEAGUE
x-Cleveland
28
20
583
%
x-Baltimore
x-New York
32
23
582
—
29
21
580
Detroit x-Chicago
27 28
24 25
529 528
3 3
7%
x-Washington
22
28
.440
x-Kansas
22
32
.407
City
Boston x-Playing
12
following
feeling
AMERICAN
41
82
possible
3. The some IL
-
18 16
Puerto Rico's
top selling
2. The
President
| 38
unknown,
covered: Sugar Barons
to and Montreal nental League.
League, not.
|
is the
anti-American
Montreal Possibly
45 41 40 38
Cleveland | PYTCHING
that
Cuba.
.328
Mantle, New York
62
and
IN
RUNS
meetings
likely
subjects will be 1. The Havana
331
49 44 41
ua
PITCHING
-335
RUNS BATTED Maris, New York Hansen, Baltimore Lemon, Washington Minoso, Chicago
17
Mathews; Milwsukes Burdette,
Allison,
IN
San Francisco
Cleveland
Gentile, Baltimore
330
RUNS BATTED Banks, Chicago Clemente, Pittsburgh Cepeda, San Franciso
McCovey,
Power,
the is
mi,
(Based on 100 or more at bats) NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING BATTING Runnels, Boston 377 Burguess, Pittsburgh 363 Maris, New York 349 Clemente, Pittsburgh Adcock, Milwaukee
for it
will
is indicative that Miami is still at the June 27 meeting. Leith very much interested in San will accompany Miami owner Juan as a site for their club William McDonald. | in 1961. The shipping executive Although the official agenda
and a 65. out on the | Banks, Chicago
reported
hooked,
Mar.
Joe
and
these fishermen] numerous 300 to 500 pound marlins | Williams, L. Angeles fish the various | jumping throughout the week. | Law, Pittsburgh were
week+
with
Manager
snails | Benitez. His father, manager of | Aaron, Milwaukee the Dorado Beach Hotel, and Frank | Thomas, Chicago
were recently tested for|
lakes
conferred
his
Ashburn,
Twenty anglers from the Antilles | O’Brien accompanied him. Rod Club Schisto. None of who continuously
at
two and
60-pound white marlin pound wahoo. He went
last
Leith yesterday would not disclose for the record what trans-
Sea Queen, pulled: in marlin within an hour n
Bland Hoke Jr. made the week's
one
he
Curry,
from
the Miami
in Miami
General
Art
fishing
Caonillas, Carite, Cartagena, Ci-} fifteen minutes. One weighed 69] ai ae, ou pa ae Sa ae other 51. He used a uineo, Garzas, uajataca, | 50-pound line.
Guayabal,
was
Capt.
adelphia, Wills’ white W
Svoronos
Editor
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
Marlin
second
the
fishing try at
I'll eventually
Jumping The
15
where lin
pired
with the U. S. Army Tropical Research Medical Laboratory and other government agencies are waging a full-time battle to conquer the pest.
big
survey
island lakes for the disease ecarrying The
Service
week in an otherwise barren week for salt water anglers hoping for
Lakes Studied The
the
their efforts in trying to check it.”
in
to
Leith
battle.
throughout
landing
close
closer to obtaining
man
Sports
for two years. He is still trying. The local businessman, who brought the Miami Marlins to Puerto Rico for exhibition games recently, thinks today that he is one more step
Pil Still Fish “This
somiasia, I am going bass this weekend for another
areas
STAB
Bob Leith has been trying to get an International League ball team to move here
disease:
Swimmers, however, face the greatest danger since fisherman can observe a few precautionary measures, namely: Avoid fishing streams or near lakes where snails
Local Promoter Still Thinks So By PETER ANDERSON
Murray
Chief of U. S. Public Health Service, Puerto Rico Field Station, has
Puerto
Although infected by the parasite, a person may not be seriously affected, usually in the liver or
lungs,
Dr.
no
lethal
worm
rivers The
Schisto
|
18 night
%
9%
303 game.
12
Tuesday’s Late Games Baltimore 7, Cleveland 4
New
York 6, Kansas City 2 Today’s
Washington cago
New
Games
(Stobbs
(Baumann
York
3-2)
3-3)
(Ditmar
at. Chinight.
43)
at Kan-
sas City (Daley 0-2) night. Boston (Casale 26) at Detroit
(Foytack
1-4)
Baltimore
(Fisher
44)
at
Cleve
land (Bowsfield 1-2 or Pawkins 43) NATIONAL
Pittsburgh San Francisco
LEAGUE
34 32
x-Milwaukee
20 24
630 .571
— 3
x-St. Louis
25
21.
543
5
28
27
491
x-Cincinnati x-Los Angeles x-Chicago x-Philadelphia
26 24 21 20
28 29 26 33
.481 .453 447 377
7%
x-Playing
night
Tuesday’s Pittsburgh
games.
Late
6, San
8 9% 9 13%
Games
Francisco
5
Philadelphia 6, Los Angeles 5 (10
inings)
Today’s St.
Louis
(Klinz
Games 226)
at
Cincin-
nati (Purkey 5-2) night. Chicago (Freeman 2-0) at waukee
(Pizarro
Mil-
42)
Philadelphia (Buwharft 2-6) at Los Angeles (Podres 5-5); Pittsburgh (Mizell 23) at San Francisco (McCormick 7-3) night.
an BOWLING | CERTER Ave. Munoz
Rivers —
Rio Piedras
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- RESULTS (Continued From Back "card at El Comandante,
MacKay Faces
Pag.)
ee ay
Establo Nacional’s El Centurion
LONDON,
beat favored Mavi‘ ‘by | pore the fifth race and paid $19.90 and $7.60...He .combined.. with Gellie Debb, * another longshot who returned * $74.30 and $15.50; to produce a daily double pay off of $414.40. — : Longshots contingied in the’ | seventh event as Sonajero beat Gonzalo F. II by a neck to ‘pay $17.80 and
ka
(AP)
John
2. — ‘Barry
“Arillal
qs:
Farew MacKay,
&
the
Ameri¢an
Davis Cupper, ‘who-is second seeded for the men’s singles, yesterday was drawn against Jose <Arilla of Spain in the first round of the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Champ-| ionships
opening
Monday.
+
The draw for the 74th Wimbledon
Championship
was
made
atj
; Court Tennis Championships, McKinley, 19, if ranked 14th the D. S.; Holmberg is fourth.
in
But
the -Ivy-Covered- Headquarters of it ‘looked the other way round as the All-England Club. the McKinley won 64, 6-3 in the Neale Fraser, reigning United} round.of 16. States champion from Australia} McKinley is the o American ‘and. the top seed, got a first|to get through into e quarter
$12.40 to his backers. Rookie Wins Two
round match against Franz Hain-| finals.
'\|19-year-old Rod Laver, last years Wiinble- graduate ef Arroyo. Junior High, McKinley Upsets Holmberg don finalist, had a first set fight ‘has been selected Athlete of the in Puerto Rico in the mid 30’s Charles “Chuck” — McKinley, against South Afriea’s Albert Near by the Arreyo, Athletic and early 40’s, yesterday looked but eventually won 86, ‘Association. He was a unanimous like a veteran rider as he brought U. S., knocked Ron Holmberg,}Gaertner home two winners and was in the}. U..S., out-of the London. Grass | 6-4. Angel
of one
Tomas
of the
Cordero,
Jr., ‘son
ka.of
most’ popular jockeys
Austria.
k
money with mounts.
two
Rio Sisdran jat San German, p.m. Ponce
at San
Juan,
8:30
8:30 p.m.
(Sixto Escobar Stadium)
others [out of five
Cordero Jr., who ‘haa to wait uniil recently to get. “license because he hadn’t ached the 18-year-old required age, started his
career
Sunday
Money
with
He
started
. Chino and ing
second
‘frst
next back
to
the
and
jwas in the
two
mounted,
Canastota. yesterday,
by
with
Vencedor
race.
After
resting
two
races,
Cordero)
win
on
was
out
out
‘of
the
came
favored
‘in the fourth event. He
arriv-
in the Celador
|
the ‘money
for
the first time in his short) career with Taquillera in the: fifth but came
the
back
sixth.
c'uded
his
with
The
Gellie:
Debb
young
work
rider
day
in
con-
finishing
fourth with Rarintgo in the seventh race. i RESULTS Ast-$1,500;
alw;
Isabela
3-yrs;
(Landrau)
5.1]2
f.
(Native)
$5.00
$2.50
Pilar, Brunilda, San Blas, Canovanas,' C :rabina, Tocayo, and Bella Aurora also ran.
2nd-$2,650; alw;.2-yrs; 5 f. Gmportea) Eaby Face (Landrau Jc> Ready ¢. Rivera) . Time: 1:01...Skip Lin, Comedida, Ano Nuevo, Libertad, Tonga Doll, Pelotero, Azabache, and Maid of Money also_ran. 2 _7-$1,300; clmg ($1,200); 4-yrsjup; 6 f. CTative)
Ernestito C
(Reyes)
erencia
$10.30
$6.80
(Px 7a7)
ory
Time: 1:18 2/5. Elsa J., Teresina, Cent'-sla, Valenciano, sole.o, a er
€ acci,.
El
mica also 4th_$2,250; m.
Vigia,
ran. clmg
Excalibur,
($5,000);
and
syrs-up:
(Native)
Celador (Cordero, Jr.)
| Co-
1116
$3.90
2
C-remonia (Maldonad6) | Time: 1:52 2/5. Don. Nico, Collores, 1t trarquina, Walter A., and ba Mulata a’so ran.
5h-$2,000; m_
(Native)
chmg
($4,000);
3-yrs;
11/t6 |
$19.90 ,
$7.70 $3.60
Avagones, Camille, Sparta, | Taquillera, and
Oiram
6 h-$1,300; *cimg «inported)
#1600) 3
<acesp:
Gellie Debb (Cordero, dr.) Futura
‘Time:
(Bonilla)
1:28 1{5. Patsy
$74.80
7
£
$15.05 4.30
Select your island and enjoy there an unforgettable
Kelly, ‘Pepito M.,
Bambi, Pordiosera, Sierra Bretona, Yuy Hibachi, Brother Jive. Machite M.{ ee
ran:
No..Escape, —
Andy
D.
expertence!
also
for- -YOUs
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(G. Rivera) -
Gowalo F. II (Matos)
$17.80
$12.40
Time: Le. Volare,‘ Rarintgo, La rifa, Hamlet, Barbalin, » Benaber, O ‘car, -Critico,- and also ran. Handles-Pool ae: daily double $1,,104; mutuels $46; * To'al-$128,882.12 Daily double (numbers 2 and- 2 paid $414.40,
.
Swimming Meet
The third in a series tryouts
for
the
Central
of
team
American
Swimming Championships will be ne eae ice meen ea There will be both
afternoon trials and. finals. bene
American~
tas
** Soon?
wet nen fie canner
championships: July 28-
31, Nine ‘countries “have
already|"
accepted invitations _ 2 in the: meet. |
Some
Le _ Playoffs
Flig! hts to Guadeloupe, FWI
_
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LEAGUE STAN AND LEADERS PAGE 26 <a
MAJOR
|
:
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Therpy, Take 16, 1966
+
Ortiz R otains Comandante Double
On Split Verdict
Pays $414
Ortiz fought the toughest fight of his career to win a split
EMILIO CARMONA STAR Sportswriter
Welterweight Lei,
on,
five.
Only
a
for
six
$307.55
for
33¢_
purchased
at
apprentice
in
his
RESULTS,
Page
BASEBALL
Schmidt. Dell
W-Haddix
day
(First
Chicago
1
Louis
030
101
100—6
9
000
000
000—0
33
(7)
010
the
100—2
6 1
23x—10111
W-Perry
(7-2).
(Second
Jones
Triandos;
Briggs
030
280—13
140 000 000—
Brown, and
Game)
000
(8),
(5),
Wilhelm
(6)
Grant
(6),
(9)
(3-4).
and
Triandos
Romano.
L—Grant
(42).
Pilarcik
(2),
HR—Baltimore,
(1).
Washington Chicago
000 004 p00—4 90 200 110 20x—6 10 0 Ramos, Lee (8) and Battey; Kemmerer, Lown (6), Staley (7)
and
Lollar.
Ramos vers 2.
W—Staley
(3-8). (9).
(7-2).
HR—Chicago,
PHOTOGENIC— Anna Dmitrieva, Russian Lawn Tennis Champion, She
does a handstand
is competing
000
000 000 300 0-3
HR—Boston,
003
000
Boone
1—4101
(1).
81
Rodriguez,
N,
C.
Santurce,
(®#—David
Puerto
Rico,
finally late Tuesday broke the jinx that had harrassed the club Nautico De
2 0
for London
at Wimbledon
photographers.
Monday.
(AP
Photo)
to
gave
scored
the
with
and
a left
Ortiz
hook
to
nod
Fred
the
champion
round
body
and” a hard
right.
In the fifth round Loi- started to
move
in
while
for ed with | left jabs. Bottaro In the fastest
Ortiz
scor-
145-143)
Judge
id ‘Loi
first
by
a
quit
at
rally
of
the
fight Ortiz landed with a left to the head and a right to the body. Ortiz missed a left to the head in the sixth but connected with «tard right to the body. ~ came’ back ‘with a “eft.
‘Tight-left ‘to» the head
and Loi
responded with two good rights, ending the~ furious seventh. round.
although; -Ortiz
end.
Ortiz
started
left
and
Loi
landed—-an
FRANCISCO,
(AP)
—
San Juan
blue marlin
ing team here during of stormy seas.
WEST INDIA MACHINERY & SUPPLY CO,
SAL
AUTOMOTIVE DIVISION
three
fish-
days
Rodriguez’ pounds
and
fish was
weighed
boated
441%
in 50 min-
utes on 80 thread line. His catch moved the Puerto Rican team
into first place in the International Blue
Marlin
Tournament.
Harvey Haddix won his fourth* and game.of the season against three setbacks. The loss marked the first time the Giants*have lost
the ; ‘eighth
right
to
the
with
head
a
and
uppercut.
Dick
Groat, and
scored
two
Don
in five at bats.
s# 2 8
| Perry Wins
three
Rodriguez’ 441 Lb. Marlin Leads Island Tourney Team HATTERAS,
Detroit New York Kansas City
L— Sie-
Boston
back
of the season in either Major r Lea, gue.
0
5 10 3
Locke,
Lee
W—Wilhelm
13
came
left, to the =
third
Hoak led a 19-hit attack as the Pirates clobbered the faltering San Francisco Giants, 14-6, yesterday and widened their National League lead to three games, largest margin
.
Baltimore Cleveland
and it
SAN
L-Barber
(3-3).
the
Pirates Romp, 14-6; Indians Down Birds
Barber, Hoeft (5), Portocarrero and Courtney; Perry and Ro-
mano.
Zidich
shook up Loi with a left be
LEAGUE 100
City.
Both fighters were cantibis in
Cincinnatt
000
York
turned to jeers as Referee
Bybee
the
St.
400
New
(who
ing.
81
in
to the
Matt)
Never
Cepeda
body
slip.
a tremendous roar went up’ when
in
champ
atid: his left! hook to the ‘chopping right to the head cored points in the: furious insid fight.
0
Cleveland
ad-
148-146 margin. The Associated Press card had Ortiz ahead! by 145-143 after the 15-gruelling rounds,
Milwaukee 100 001 012—5 13 HR-—-Chicago, Bouchee (2). ge
Baltimore.
weight:
a
a solid
Judge
Rican-born
lives
Ortiz
1.0"
000 0044
AMERICAN
pound
ruled
‘Loi landed
the head that shook the challenger* : Loi went on the offensive in the fourth _tound landing a‘ left
gave
Game)
000
2%
cheers
Maranda ¢8) and
Francisco, (9).
a
Vern
(2-6).
HR—-San_ (12), Mays
but; it was
to Loi by a 145-143 margin. The
27)
(4-3).
nationally.
As the results were announced
SCORES
Miller (6), (7), Byerly
(4), Loes
this
way.
now
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as a jockey highlighted yesterday's (See
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t-old
Ch
vantage at 140 to 137% for, the
No.
second
crowd
retain his World Junior-
televised. 140-pound . championship fight that was close all’ the
held
125, Stop 17, Santurce, had all winners. old
31-ye:
the cheers
punching , Carlos
need might.
The stocky Italian from Milan
papeleta,
Agency
rugged
Sharp
Loi and
boxing, tit
Welterweight
won
Palace
The “cinco-seis” Pool at El Comandante yesterday
and
the)
European
Pool: $28,704.70 winners
(AP) —
decision over Italy’s Duilio
and a superb by an 18-year-
$28,704.70
FRANCISCO,
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Three longshots riding performance
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The
straight
games
this
year.
Pirates
scored
four
runs
in the third after Puerto Rican Orlando Cepeda hit his 12th homer of the year, a blast some 425 feet over the centerfield fence in the second inning. Willie Mays hit his ninth home run of the season in the Senin frame. Puerto Rican Roberto Clemente had a double, drove in two
CLEVELAND.
two-run Romano
youd,
6th
—
Three
homers, two by John and one by Woodie
helped
erry beat the les 10-2 for victory last
the Orioles
twi-night
(AP)
Cleveland’s
Jim
Baltimore
Orio-
his sixth straight night. Perry held
to six hits in the
opener.
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runs and ‘scored another in five three "games against five wins, trips to the plate. Cepeda hit] § ve up six walks, hit a batter three safeties, drove in one run d threw a wild pitch.
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