The San Juan Star (June 18, 1960)

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Vol. I No. 193

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_ San Juan, Puerto Rico, Saturday, June 18, 1960

Castro To Moscow:

Second-class postage a

|

pala

r

Date

ot Yet

f

ixe

‘Commerce Department | \Cuban Aide Also Announces Sugar - For - Oil Trade Treaty Bill Introduced e

In House

‘By HAROLD A Mufioz-backed bill that Rico was introduced yesterday to Ramos Antonini. The bill, which includes an keeping, will be considered in

By A. I. GOLDBERG

‘* MOSCOW (AP)—Cuban Premier Fidel

J. LIDIN

would create a Department of Comnierce for Puerto into the House of Representatives by Speaker Ernes-} appropriation of $50,000 to set up departamental housethe current session. + Jorge Font Saldajfia, vice

Castro is to visit Moscow. The visit will repay a previously announced visit to Cuba by Soviet Premier

Nikita Khrushchey. “The

president of the House, told the

STAR

for

the

that

a

new

Secretary

department]

Heads

of

departments yearly.

Long The

Antonio merce

$14,000

| administration

of

to

trip

Mufoz

create

a

De-

complained

LEAVE

HEADQUARTERS

—

Members

of

the

Soler

family are shown as they left police headquarters Thurs-

day midnight for home after questioning. Looking out the auto window with her finger to her mouth is Sonia. In the middle is her younger sister, Ivonne, and at far left is Mrs. Soler.

phase

(See

that

of.

the

that

COMMERCE,

Soler, 54,, and his daughter So-+ nia, 23, that they were kidnaped by two men and forced to stay jncommunicado at the Ponce Intercontinental Hotel for two

|

nights: ~ But

the

police

ing

what

they

case

at this

were

thought

point,

nor

not

say-

of

the

did

they

say ‘why the Solers were kidnaped, or if they were kidnaped. Major Jorge Camacho, who heads the police probe, said only

that

placed suspects

there

against fitting

were

no

anyone, Soler’s

charges

and

descrip-

tion of his abductors. Soler, a former linotype chanic

daughter

at

El

Sonia,

Imparcial,

his

no

wife

mehis

and

another daughter Ivonne, were released by polsce late Thurs(See ‘KIDNAPING’ Page 21)

of

Marin’s

Party

(AP)—Daring

Popular

and

the

members

of

the

he

State-

the Senate yesterday sent hood and Independence Parties. The Senate passed the bill President Eisenhower:,a bill to raise the pay of 1% million. along the same lines late Thurscivil service and postal workers day night, 18-9. by about $746 million 4 year. | (See Also Story on Press ConSenate passage came on a ference, Page 3) vote.

House

Two

passed

days

this

ago,

the

very

same

measure

by

a

277-40

count.

The

measure

would

give a

million

federal

boost of 7% dition, half employes

increases

workers’

The

for

bill

his

now

goes

signature: way

that,

the

and

one

open

to

pay

Rico’s status either by summoning on the part

it

on

has are

Puerto direct of the:

political

hor

the

Premier

celebration.”

also told news-

for

other

be to-

Communist

suggest

par-

the

prompt

of diplomatic rela other Communist

starting

with

Hungary.

He said the. Cuban ambassador .jto the Soviet Union has already been appointed, but_he did not reveal his name and neither FIDEL

CASTRO

(See

CASTRO,

Page

21)

Ike Pledges America's Solidarity With Taipei TAIPEI

(AP)—President

Eisenhower

pledged

Amer-

ica’s “steadfast solidarity” with Nationalist China today hours after Red Chinese guns hurled a record breaking, death-dealing bombardmenton the Nationalist. island of Quemoy.

President

Ve

Eisenhower|Y

landed in Taipei at 10:02]

=

———

Communist imperialism.

The Chinese Communists poure

a.m. after a helicopter flight; |}Quemoy ed nearly complex 86,000 rounds on night the Friday from the cruiser St. Paul. i] while Eisenhower traveled here (See other story on Quemoy aboard the cruiser St. Paul. Unconfirmed reports said 19

page

4)

| Chinese Nationalists on Quemoy Eisenhower, arriving for a 24-| Were killed and many wounded,

your good will visit, said East-|

Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek,

West tensions demand “increased|

salary

The

bill

provides

that

wher

‘igilance

8.4 per-cent:!

(See

PLEBISCITE,

Page

21)

a the face

receive

averaging

Mufoz

means

a plebiscite

per cent. In adpeople or through a million postal ty methods.

would

to

When

set,

Khrushchev’s

could come to our

July

will

lands,

a veto

62-17

of

setting up tions with

were

minority

been

countries. It will first go to Warsaw, them to Berlin for: talks with the Czechoslovakia. Nufiez Jimenez announced that

Represent-

against

if

Nufiez Jimenez

/morrow

Democratic

14

for

unspecified) will be signed fore the delegation departs

21)

atives approved the bill by a straight party line vote of 44-14. The 44 voting for were all members of Gov. Luis Mufoz

Senate Votes Pay Bill, Daring Veto WASHINGTON

House

‘his

}men that a Cuban sugar for }Soviet oil agreement (ameunts

com-

The Commonwealth Legislature yesterday completed passage of an administration-sponsored plebiscite bill the

time

pleased

126th

Plebiscite

when

in

Castro’s | pom

yet

(Khrushchev)

Bill Gets ‘Kidnaping’ Remains Mystery As Police Continue Probe HouseOK The so-called kidnaping of Antonio Soler’ and his daughter remainedas mysterious as ever yesterday. Police, who originally branded the kidnap accaunt as “fishy,” continued their investigation into the story of

now

of

not

the

very

agency

Page

Jiménez,

visit to Cuba been fixed. But ‘Nufiez Jimenez, director © jof Cuba’s agrarian reform pro\gram, declared: “We would be

the Chamber of Commerce and other civic and business entities. Although the present Agriculture Department is properly called the Departmént of Agriculture and Commerce, businessmen mercial

date has

has

partment of Commerce climaxes a long campaign in its favor by

have

delegation

The

the

Nitfiez

city.

Campaign

decision

lead-

leader of Fidel Castro’s come

Commonwealth

receive

Cuban

invitation was disclosed at a news conference here) by

,

would “presumably” -be named before the end of the year.

bearded

er’s acceptance of the Soviet

and

¢loser

President

cooperation

of threats

met

imposed

(See

|

|

|

|

|

| {

>

i

N|

fy

of Nationalist | China,

Eisenhower

IKE,

at Taipei’s

Page

21)

Pine

_ THE SAN JUAN STAR _ Saturday, Tune 18, os |

New Giant Rally Planned Contractors On Fort Allen In Tokyo Against Treaty Job Site Avoid Injunction | |

|

Five

TOKYO (AP)—Japanese leftists ordered about 280,000 demonstrators to march against the Diet (parliament) building and the U. S. Embassy today in their drive to halt ratification of the U. S.-Japan security treaty. Sixty-five

thousand

dancing: and

chanting

demonstrators

marched

around

the

Diet yesterday. In the melee, socialist legislator Jotaro Kawakami, 71, was stabbed in the shoulder by an unemployed rightist youth, Shinzaburo Toma, 20. The demonstrators’ force Prime Minister

Kishi

to dissolve

fore

Japan’s

goal: is to Nobusuke

parliament

automatic

be-

ratifica-

tion of the security treaty becomes final at midnight tonight .|

—30

days

:|liament’s

after

passage

by

par-

lower

house,

If

par-

liament is dissolved before midnight, ratification would be nul-

lified.

But

Kishi’s

remained

ed to treaty

in office until ‘the into force.:

Police,

ed

who

away

so

from

Corp.

buildAllen

in

have

massive

to

slaught.

,|

meet

to E.

international

drastic

in

and

mobs

did

last

BA LE "TOKYO RIOTERS — Helmeted Tokyo police battle rioters outside parliament building Wednesday in worst riot in Japan’s postwar history. Yesterday, in similar violence, a Japanese legislator was stabbed. (AP Wirephoto.)

U.S. Will Seek To Salvage Its Relations With. ‘Tapan WASHINGTON (AP) vernment officials said

— Goyester-

day

will

the

United

everything

States

posible

to

do

minimize

the damage to US. relations with Japan resulting from Tokyo’s uproar over a new security pact dramatized by the cancellation of President Eisenhower's visit. But for the moment no one in authority here seems to have any clear idea of what ought

to

be

done

between

prevailing waiting

to

the

salvage

two

attitude

and

relations

countries.

is

seeing

UNION

one

how

the

Laurel

Donald are

welcome

Specking

Church

~people

at

of

all

Groups

Phone

Ja-

St.,

the

English

which

serves

faiths.

6:00

3-4197

p.m.

the

remain

Kishi

in

at

here

the

the

was

off

can

long enough to complete his country’s approval of the new U.S.— Japan defense treaty, which will be automatically ra-

tified Sunday if Parliament has not been dissolved by that time.

Pre-

trip

because

of

be re-invited

to

and

Premier

refused } jto

resign

cialist

Inejiro

Asanu-

chairman

OF SAN Punta

Las

Marias

Pastor

years.

JUAN

could

ma protested the Kawakami stabbing. Kawakami, who heads a

moderate

faction,

ly hurt.

His

was

not

attacker

serious-

rushed up

behind him while he was taking signatures on an anti- -treaty peti-

tion

near

a parliament

building.

Toma

was

office

jailed.

Care In Use Of Water Is Urged Despite Rain extent, the

shortage

situation

according

Puerto

Rico

to

to

Aqueduct

pay

as

instrumental

commerce.

suggestion of Judge Ruiz Nazario, both

stipulated final

to

a _ bond,

settlement

of

the

Standards Act

case.

Gonzalez,

of

San

Juan,

HAROLD

of

J.

LIDIN

the

Taxi

collective bargaining agent. The score was 33 _ ballots against

one

the

union,

voided,

26

and

in

favor,

28

votes

challenged.

Sewer Authority. However, they| continued to urge people to avoid

unnecessary uses of water for the}

Still

Clouded

GOING VACATION?

ON

Protect-your

inconclusive

her

of men

Metro, will be

election

job today. Crux of

the

bitter

Emergency Sat.

&

All

Fernandez _Santurce °

Registry

Sun, Night

Jurcos

Tel.

past-elee-

June

18-19

|

1304

Juan

—

Rio

Piedras

—

Barrie

8-9751

oe ae

a ee!

Tel.

3606 Sunday

Puerto

Nuevo

& Caparra

Terrace

Dr-,ivan Banuccl

bickering

of the

Offi- |

testified

at

Fort

Al-

of which, in

was

the

Commonwealth

action

Labor

Re-

lations Board challenging a bloe of 25 votes which union organi-

zer

Ramos

claimed

Vor

of

Packinghouse.

in

fa-

Nine Votes Challenged The Board challenged nine

of

the

were

the votes on the grounds that they belong to employes of the

Royal

and

Casuae

firms,

]

ruled do not bebargaining unit.

i t

Martinez

6-0262

emergency

Re aE

votes

taxi

challenged

belonged employed

Ambulance

of 6-2222

Ext.

coll

to by

3-2467 and

DALE METZLER ae SPAS SS fe RE eR ae

‘the

Last night most members of the 8ll-cab Association of Taxi Owners, who had supported the Metro strikers, were still boythe

city’s

ended

luxury

a two-day

hotels.

city-wide

Thursday.

WEATHER FORECAST: ce

and

San

Mayaguez

Juan, —

Pon-

Considera-

bile cloudiness with occasional showers and a chance of thunder today

and

tonight.

Less

cloudiness bat some showers tomorrow and tomorrow night. PUERTO RICO and the VIRGIN ISLANDS — Considerable with

scattered

show-

thunder showers and tomorow. Easterly

at

today,

10

to

15

knots, except gusty to 30 knots and isolated squalls. TEMPERATURES: YESTERDAY’S HIGH: 84 at 12:30

p.

m.

YESTERDAY’S 20

by

drivers no Metro, she

added.

WINDS;

(x, qr7jel,* 7imenes

Bat

16

Board longer

ers or tonight

Tel. 64283

for you. Se

Co:

holdups

cloudiness

Repto. Metropolitano

in

eae e

Signal

would have

satellite, the firing

showers

Dr. Jose J. Mulero Baldorioty St. 32

the Medical Association will contect « doctor immedictely

SB

labor

Obrero

Cail Tel. 3-2467 for information and assistance Saturday Puerto Nueve & Caparra Terrase Dr. Victor J. Pagan LA No. 2 Caparra Terrace .

Tel.

Inc.

result.

len have jeopardized “Project Courier” — a project placing into orbit of a receiving-transmitting

Santurce

Armored Service of Rico,

that

strike

Doctors on Night Duty Metropolitan Area

San

Stop 30 — Heto Rey

or 6-5368

who

They

3-5169

If impossible to locate your M.D.

Puerte

Army

cotting

Pharmacy

Call

6-3559

De-

Federal

re-

voiced «belief back on the

Professional

home. ©

Labor

for

Both these companies are allegedly controlled by the owners still clouded. Gumersindo Ra- of the Metro Taxi Cab Co., and mos Osorio, a packinghouse or- | the union protested that drivers assigned interchangeably ganizer at the rain-soaked elec- are tion site, at Isla Verde said he among the three companies. Mrs. Tirado insists that the “thinks” the protesting Metro are completely distinct drivers will stay on strike. But firms Mrs. Blanca Tirado, general ma- corporations. The balance of the The

| Tel. 2817

present.

U.S.

cers,

which it was long to the

Caguas

and]

the

sult left the San Juan taxi scene

Tel.

of}

top

Also scheduled‘ to testify at) yesterday's hearing were two|

tion

Metro

Cab Co., who struck last’ week to hurry an election demanded by the United Packinghouse Workers of America, yesterday voted against that union as their

some

officials

to

it regards

interstate

By

So-

water

more

minimums

failing

Drivers

Moscow.

the right to use its bases in that 11

Fede-

visit Japan, he said. Kishi denounced the; violence ,|mager

General rainfall yesterday and Thursday has alleviated San Juan’s

for

demand

with

may

Vote Against Union

par-

For various reasons there have been many objections in Japan to the provision of the treaty which gives the United States

country

which

partment’s

Scene

or dissolve parliament when

least

Jose

Five

{

Then

Involved are the United Packinghouse Workers of America versus the International Brotherhood of Carpenters. A collective bargaining agreement

Metro Cab Drivers

than

whose

Department

36

in Puerto Rico.

Shinoda,

treaty.

called

rioting,

The

government

power

Eisenhower,

ping

is held out in Washing-

that

E. Johnson,

Church School and Worship Service _ 9 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. Youth

of

CHURCH 2310

You

The

ton

will

of

sident

case. case was brought

of

workers.

jandro

told newsmen the Premier planned new elections after ratification

a

representation

the U.S. will) depend in part upon completion of installations

Wedhesday

Kosaku

of

gaining

construction

Company attorney Anthony J. Siminerio of New York and Ale-

saying it was an attempt “to wreck democratic government.” He says it was orderef in Pei-

panese governnient extricates itself from its present conflict.

Hope

spokesman,

settlement

Labor

Fair Labor

not

Kishi’s Liberal-Democratic ty

a

charging

parties

punish-

One was killed and mo 1,000 injured that day.

up

injunction Labor De-

Bosch-Roque,

pending

ment can be imposed if there are new attempts to storm the grounds of parliament as stu-

dent

by

At the Clemente

Communism

action

put

is awaiting the outcome of a union election for collective bar-

Attorney

which

can carry out its activities quite freely.” There were rumors. the government is poised to invoke Japan’s riot law, under which

more

to

said that in addition to the Labor Department case, Five Boro

Regional

Boro

been disclosed. A government spokesman accused the postwar U.S. occupation of “weakening Japan and its police so that pre-

sent

yesterday

ral minimum wages on the Fort Allen communications system

on-

have

court until

court

acting

of

today’ $

Their numbers

agreed

minimum wage The injunction

forcé to halt the riots, were mobilized

Federal

partment

back-

used

Salinas,

bond, in lieu of an sought by the U.S.

determin-

far

Boro

near

conservative

government

stay goes

Construction

of New York, currently ing installations at Fort

Low:

45

STATESIDE: Boston, 83, clear; New York, 84, showers; Phila-

delphia, 84, partly cloudy; Washington, 83, partly cloudy; Miami, 86, partly cloudy; Chicago, 63,

clear;

partly

floudy: qe

cloudy;

San

eee ie

Dallas,

70,

88

partly we

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Saturday, > June 18, 1960

|

dominium Bill Advance 1| |] | 1

S

jPico Says US Senate Okay s

Of Measure | Not Retroactive iif

By FREDERICK HARMON The U. S. Senate|has approved a measure granting the

Federal Housing Administration authority to insure mort-

gages on condominium apartments, Dr. Rafael Picé, presi-

dent of the Government yesterday. At a press conference, |

cé

also

announced

pointment

{sistant

of

Pi-

Miss

af the Bank —Leticia Lépez

relations

McCormick and Rafael Arabia. In addition, Pico discussed loans

on the sugar

5

ard a Bank

f

one

of the

newly

vice

presi-

assistant

since

1958.

Arabia,

the

other promoted official, is a spe-: cial assistant to the comptroller ‘ of

the

In

mechanization of the

industry.

announced

dents, has served as director for the Bank’s department of publie

presidents

May the

Lopez,

appointgé

new |

by the bank during study prepared by

Bank

sure will beSent to the President.

the | DS-

two

vice

Development

Bank.

May,

the

seven loans

|

Bank

valued

local concerns,

dispersed

at $456,000

Pico said.

to

Six of

The condominium measure, Pi- the loans ‘valued at $396,000 went

co said, limits the maximum length of mortgages to thirty

to Caribbean Corp.

years, instead of the forty yeats which,

LLOYD RAISED—The TMT trailer vessel Lloyd, which capsized Apr.22 off Culebra

Gov.

day

Luis

said

Munoz

the

Marin

“initiative

yester-

for

any

“to

plebiscite is now in the hands of the Republican Party.” At a press conference yesterday, he also said he approved

ean

of the Japanese government’s action in postponing President

gel

Ejisenhower’s

the

trip to Japan

circumstances,

mented”

that

it

but

had

under

he

“la-

to happen.

Discussing the administrationsponsored plebiscite bill, which passed

the

Legislature

early

terday, Mufioz said there way of telling” whether biscite

next

will

be

three

But

he

held

or

is “no a ple

within

four

stressed

yes-

the

years.

that the means

everybody,”

ticularly

the

emphasizing

Statehood

par-

Republi-

Party.

Letter From Garcia Mendez He revealed that had received recently a letter from Miguel AnGarcia

Mendez,

the Repubican that

on

a

plebiscite

a “yes

wealth

or

declined

about

he feels dez “the him

be

no”

of

suggesting

held

for

solely

Common-

status.

Munoz felt

Party,

president

the

to say how proposal,

he owes courtesy

he

saying

Garcia Menof answering

personally.”

cannot

be

to the fulfillment of of the minorities.” Very

On

said

the

could

not

have

changed

biscite

before pressure from

parties

voted

govern-

his

in-

tentions to visit Japan because of anti-democracy minorities. “It is very lamentable that it all has occurred,” Mufioz said. He deplored the situation as one in the

“a

government

people

has“had

elected

to give

by

way

a mob.”

Doesn't Show For Sentencing, Rivera Faces New Arrest A

warrant was issued Court. yesterday for

Rivera’s partner in the theft, Fler Concepcion Morales, 37, of

the arrest of a San Juan resident,

Ceiba, received a three-year sent-

one of two theft from

persons convicted of interstate , shipment,

ence.

who failed

to

in

bench Federal

show

up

for

sen-

tencing.

Sought by the U. S. Marshal’s office is Jose Gabriel Rivera, 26,

who

by

his

forfeited

a

$500

bond

Two tenced Nazario,

for

narcotics

Benjamin

Sierra

28,

Santurce,

received

of

vio-

Rivera, four

and

Rafael

Rivera

f

LAGOS

a

Nigeria

—

Libe-

ria’s President William V. S. Tubman will pay an official visit

The 12-year sentence, one of the severest handed down recently by the court, could have been 40 years under the: narcotics law. | . ‘

Nigeria

June

27-July

5 at the

Continental

Islands

Twin

US

of Caribbean

Engine

Apaches

D 18 S Beechcrafts

International Airport Isla Verde Tel. 9-0090

—

Night 3-7890

foods all year

No

no

oven

to buy!

ST. CROIX AIRWAYS, INC. Charter Air Taxi

barbecue flavored fuss or muss. to clean,

long,

fire to build,

no

to buy,

no

fuel

Lifétime CERAMIC COALS that do not burn out and never

need

The clean

, NOW

replacing.

grill tilts to carry off excessive drip

pan

slides

out

of the

dripping

bottom

like

and

an

easy; to

a. drawer.

on sole at:

|

JOYERIA NEW

M.

NUN

YORK DEPARTMENT STORE & MUEBLERIAS ADELINA distributors:

OVERSEAS IMPORT JEWELRY 364 San Francisco St. San Juan Tel

in

bank

|

|

nresi-

{buildings

already

con-

reply

to

a

question,

Pico

fore procedural questions could be worked out and the legislation could be used by builders here. * Hf | {

House

of. Representatives

of

Construction to finance the

six

buildings

CORP.

to

leased to industrial concerns. A $60,000 loan went to Xavier

Zequeira of San Juan to finance purchase of machinery and equipment for his quarry in Trujillo Bajo. As of the end of May, the

Bank

has dispersed

valued at 1960, Dr. like point Bank had valued

208 loans

$11,845,000 in fiscal Pico said. At the of fiscal 1959, the dispersed 92 loans

at

$5,963,000,

———eereenslanttpeelasnis

Fred MacMurray

Is Now a Grandpa HOLLYWOOD MacMufray’s a

(AP) — Fred grandfather.

His daughter, Susan Pool, 20, its) ver- eldest of his four children, gave sion of the housing bill | next birth to a son Wednesday. week. After a series of HouseShe is married to Thomas Pool, Senate conferences to work out a Los Angeles businessman. differences in the ‘bill, the :meaMacMurray is 52. is

expected| to

approve

LIQUIDATION SALE 4 Here

is your

FATHER’S

opportunity

DAY

GOLF SHOES

to

purchase

Gift at the lowest

Were Now

prices

ever.

priced $9.50 to $16.50 Priced

$6.50

to $9.90

priced $8.50 Now $5.10.

BOWLING

SHOES

BOWLING

SHIRTS For as low as $5.00

BATHING WEAR

Were

a erful

(Jantzen) priced

$1.98

and UP

CABANA SETS priced $6.95 and UP

indoors or out, without matches

effect”

SUITS

on a STANTHONY “Electramic’’ BARBECUE BROILER. America’s newest household appliance, permits you to enjoy real

invitation of Britain’s Queen, Elizabeth II.

be

said -he estimated it would take “from three to six morths” after the President signs the bill be-

REAL BARBECUE FLAVOR For FATHER’S DAY

a

(AP)

Vaz-

quez, 47, also of Santurce, received a 12-year sentence as a third-offender. i

absence.

4

All

both

lations.

Tubman To Nigeria to

other persons were senby Judge Clemente Ruiz

years,

government

‘The

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which

(both

wishes

Japan. visit,

Japanese

Asked if he thought the opposition of minorities to the plebill

In

Lamentable

Eisenhower’s

Munoz

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structed would not be eligible for the ‘new | coverage. 14

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the

been

this

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minium

against it) would detract from the bill’s “prestige,” Mufioz said

“democracy

said

dent also noted that the measure was not retroactive and cando-

Is In Hands Of Republicans | for calling one was now available

have

The

Plebiscite Initiative

J. LIDIN

would _

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4

Ike Reported ConvincedChina

U.S. Assails Que moy Shelling

Reds Blocked Visit To Tokyo

As ‘Heartless, Cold Blooded’

By

WASHINGTON -—(AP)-— The United States denounced yester-

ENROUTE

day Red China’s bombardment of Quemoy island as “heartless and cold blooded.’ The Reds called it a demonstration against President Eisenhower’s visit to Formosa. | Press officer Joseph ,Reap+—

also told reporters at State Department that

the the

shelling

Na-

of

the

Chinese

tionalist island is ‘“a reflection of the dismay” with which the Communist view Eisenhower’s tour of friendly Far Eastern countries. Peiping Radio said the shelling was to show “contempt and scorn” for Eisenhower. The

Chinese

Communists

fired

more than 31,300 shells at the Quemoy islands Friday night, the Chinese Nationalist ministry of defense announced.

“We to

the

have

already

,mainland,”

spokesman

said,

broadcast a

ministry

“that

if

the

shelling is light we shall ignore it.” “If it is heavy we shall return fire with equal heaviness.” Nationalist

Mainland, civilians

military

broadcasts

to

said,

warned

he to

had

leave

areas

objectives

so

avoid getting hurt by fire from Quemoy “in

the near

as

to

countercase we

retaliate.” “Our objectives will

be

that

positions,

not

for

on

Sunday.

yesterday

It

rea-

and

Popular

Transportation

Company

tied up ferry service between San Juan and Catafio for the third day yesterday as officials of the Labor Department’s conciliation board

sought

ploye

meeting

the

wage

a

management-em-

in an effort to end

dispute.

in fare held before Service

company

is

ten«cents

a ride

Commission.

seeking

fare

a

; St. Paul for ut

acted in much

is

that

mof

evident

all

is

well

the

about the warm

in many months.

during

countries

is comvinced

want President

between

mass

with

. 0 Formosa,

same

that

from

Nikita

Eisenhower

S.

the

way

Soviet

receptions:

his far-ranging

travels es

Union

he received

in the

last

10

well informed: sources,

the

Khrushchev‘: decided

did

to visit

Moscow.

ences in Paris a month ago was that the want Eisenhewer to visit Moscow. .

he

In this view,

Soviet

Premier

did

not

Ben<Gurion Rejects Plan

conditional

an

Communists,

downed near Sverdlovsk. The President concluded that one of the ‘reasons underlying Khrushchev’s actions at the Summit confer-

the

over-all study of the ferry system.

learned yesterday

Chinese

Communists

are most unhappy

not

The

pending

(?—It was the

Khrushchev yanked back his invitation te Eisenhower and said he was doing so because of the’ incident involvingthe spy plane

petition for a temporary

increase Public

Chinese

President

At the same time, hearings were resumed yesterday on a transport company

believes

On the basis of information

again

Board Seeking End Of Ferry Walkout The walkout by captains of the;

Eisenhower

of making anti-American propaganda, are responsible for

The

sons but to create anti-U.S. propaganda

ARROWSMITH

that Soviet Russia seized on the incident of the U-2 spy. plane to wreck

par-

military

L.

EISENHOWER

biecking ‘his visit to Tokyo. The President, sailing aboard the cruiser i Reese te beet these views:

ticularly artillery,” he declared. Peiping Radio heard in Tokyo said it would bombard the Quemoys

MARVIN

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the aim

in retaliation

military

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David

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Ben.

Prime;

Gurion

“There

yes-|

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international

of

judging

Eich-~°

terday rejected any suggestion|man. There is now an internathat former Nazi SS Colonel | tional charter against genocide Adolph Eichman be tried by an| but this was established after international tribunal. the Nazi crimes against the Ben Gurion said FEichman| Jewish people.” ,

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CALLING THE LION, AND SEEING IT COME.

There

is a Difference . ..

are afraid to let the Puerto If - press their will. ,

For many months now Puerto Rican Republican Party leaders‘ have loudly talked about a plebiscite to de-

.

to the Legislative

f=

Assembly authorizing a plebiscite, local Republicans are using every conceivable excuse to avoid one.

And there’s a reason. They vored a a

have never seriously fa- =

They, dont favor it now, for =

people

freely ex |

| ! ie They have called.the lion, and now that they see it — | coming they flee in fear and desperation.

cide the future political status of the Island. Now that a bill has been proposed

Rican

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THE SAN JUAN STAR—

By

SAM

DAWSON

_ but

today

they

have

some

plea-

sant ones for a change. These may not balance out the output slowdowns in some industries, the ‘rising costs of production and cutting of profit| margins. But they do allay somewhat the fears of the timorous. And they add up to a fairly healthy outlook for the weeks ahead. The new and more pleasant reports are:

1. The best rally in the stock market for some time—and sparked by investors turning to the more stocks of the old-line

Cheese Account Goes

To Publicidad Badillo The

Holland

Association

Cheese

has

Publici-

dad Badillo, Ine.” to handle its advertising and public relations in Puerto Rico. .

The announcement was made this week in New York by the Association, which represents all Dutch cheese exporters. Puerto Rico is one of‘ the oldest importers of Holland cheese in America. This type of cheese is

known

as

island, nearly

which has imported 200 years. Puerto

‘‘queso de bola”

for Rico

oe consumes several million pounds of ee “ques or aa de bola” ” from Holland ch year.

spending either a

4.

A

strong

exports trade

prompted

revival

in

after two years problems

threatened

that

the

of world

could

dollar’s

electrical engineer

have

position.

This export surplus pleases both the countless companies

that sell abroad

and

the nation’s

money managers who have been disturbed by the loss of gold due to a two year deficit in our balance of payments.

In

the

first

four

months

of

the year our merchandise exports ran 22 per cent ahead of the like 1959 period. Imports went up by only 6 per cent, in

country a surplus of exports over imports so far this year of $11'4 billion, more than three times that of a year ago. The big surplus is needed to offset

the other U.S. payments abroad other than for imports—that is,

for foreign aid, for maintaining military private investments.

DOW NEW

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mnpus RRS UTILS STKS

with

for for

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Jones

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to

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from

day

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after

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to a dollar

in other

in the labor

situa-

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average

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NEW No. and

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, June 18, 1960

as much as 3% for North American Aviation and 3 for Martin. But there were plenty of losses

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stocks

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# 3. Continuing steady by consumers without

in the it

close

business

contrast to their steeper climb a year ago. The change has given this

Exporters

appointed

slowdown has had fect on long range ning spending.

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missile

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Sa

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THE SAN JUAN

pay, e_Landers Says

rita.

She Is An Artist |

Call A Spade A Spade

By BETTY KNORR STAB

Lovely bles,

gest social work. Of course, you’d

DEAR ANN LANDERS: I’m 28, handsome (will send

pictures great often

if you

like), have

personality mistake me

and for

a

people Marlon

are lonesome, would love an evencut and for it.

Please

who

are

willing

understand

I

to

am

a

church-goer and Tule of saying door. Wouldn't an evening to a

would enforce a goodnight at the it be worth $30 woman to enjoy

the

‘an

company

of

attractive,

and

pay the expenses.

me

how

sion.

to

get

into

DEAR JACK: able name for is Male Escort

profes-

The

closest printthis “profession” Service. Look in

the phone

book.

If you

REALLY

a@ career ~—

this

of

helping

ae

to make people I sug-

wine

LANDERS:

Maria

Puerto

Esther

Rican-born,

RoU.

S. and European trained lyric soprano, who makes Festival Casals debut! this eve-

I’m

him about it. stomach not

mine. Ive been! asking him when we’re going to get married. After 13

years

expect He

a

a

girl

fellow

says

he’s

He

says

if

ple

would

has

a

to

get

afraid

right

to

serious.

to marry

me

because we're related. (His dad’s sister married my dad’s brother.)

a

he

he

get

had

because

have

Please,

can

married

say

relative

wouldn’t

Ann,

tell

this man

DEAR

me

to a

him.

how

JOSIE:

You

are

is not

my

lucky be

idea

of

prospect.

you and

HIS

it would

are look

not but

first

YOUR

marto

It

may

believe

me,

headache.

Mrs.

Juan

the difficult and moving aria

Luis

from

Brahms’

soprano

Requiem

this

evening, accompanied by the 80-|. member University of Maryland. Chapel Choir and full Festival Orchestra.

The

I

yourself

married

elsewhere.

stomach be

a good

Consider

Robles,

Marques off-stage, the youthful mother of two children, sings

She

cousins and many states do not permit first cousins to marry. Aside from this, a drinking man

riage

it herself.

Miss

shopped

in.

vain

for

the

gown, she says, “something simple’ but dignified, in keeping with the music and occasion.” ;

stranger

me

made

peo-

marry

to be sensible.

—JOSIE

him, want

ANN

have never nagged I figure it’s his

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and

Editor

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was cut especially for her by Maria Torres, who specializes in de signing and cutting on the individual customer — “just bring the material and a box of pins” —

and

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ESTHER

from Amelia Sarmiento in the fine art of making one’s own

ing their String Congress. Afterwards she will appear in a re-

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of which touch.

bear

During the summer and almost immediately following the Festival Casals concerts, she will sing at three concerts under the direction of Roy Harris at the Inter-American University dur-}

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dates

for

Washington,

the

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JUDGES CHOICES—One of these 10 finalists will be chosen Queen of

PICKING THE FINALISTS—Mariano= Areoly. ‘Suarez, Enrique Adsuar, coloratura soprano, Graciela Rivera; Doris Souffront, seated left te right, and Rear Adm. Dan V. Gallery, USN,. standing, center, picked the 10 finalists for San Juan Bautista Carnival Queen Thursday evening Carnival officials, paez Santerre, left, and Billy Carrién, at City checked the final tabulations.

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night, pre-carnival

reached

a

high

pitch

at. a reception in City Hall when a panel of seven judges picked young

ladies from

a

ambassadresses

group

as

of

for the role of “Queen of the San

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THE SAN JUAN

STAR — Saturday, June 18, 1960

Nixon Playing Tackle

A Football Parable By RALPH fublisher,

The

MCGILL

Atlanta

Constitution

““When I think about the Democrats and 1960,” said an old and moody Notre Dame football guard, “I think of the 1921 game ‘| with Iowa.”

“How

is that?”

“Well,” he said, “this was one of Rockne’s good teams.; We won ten and lost one. And the one we lost is the one which makes me think of the. Democrats and their obsession with Nixon.” “Don’t talk in riddles. Tell the story.” ' “Well, it’s like this. If-we could communicate with Rock and ask him who was the most rugged, toughest lineman he ever coached he would tell you Hunk Anderson. He was a great ‘one. You got to be mean to play in the line and Hunk was mean. You ask anybody who ever played against him.

“The Iowa game was coming up and we were favored to win by about two touchdowns. But Iowa had a big Negro tackle named Duke Slater. He was one Papers got to speculating

derson

RS

ANIMATED CONVERSATION— President Eisenh ower relaxes with Phillipine PreCarlos Garcia during a state dinner held in Manila

sident

recent in

visit.

Manila.

Ike wears

(AP

a formal

sport

shirt,

Phota).

in Ike’s honor during his customary attire for dress affairs

the

MARTON

Premier

(AP)

Nikita

S.

—

‘Soviet

Khrushchev

seems to have won a victory, at least at home, in battling against

“Seftist” of

opponents

peaceful

N

ews7

of his theory

co-existence. That is the has.

Analysis

tends The

Pravda

Zz:

disputes, by

N.

Nat-

persons

mis-

chiefs

from

of

Marxism

Khrushchev

_ has

said.

WN

And

that’s

his

for

says

President.

final

this topic—subject without notice.

milar

word to

is

he

says

is to

that she what he

been

he

a

on

change

piece

listening

legates

The

to

what

the

him

with do.

prints

a

ideological

was

true

time.

si-

ques-

Soviet

experts

Department

ly

at

to

program

which,

Rockefeller, Practically

if

leaves nothing

high

the

State

say

be high-

who

were

the opponents of the Khrushchev thesis in the Soviet Union itself.

There is, however, no doubt such a group exists. It

is

generally

that

believed

that

Mikhail A. Suslov, a member of the party’s powerful secretariat its

leader.

KNEBEL

Nixon invites Rocky to quiz him “in depth” on TV. Sounds like an

I.Q. test—a

the skindiver vote.

ed

his

know

indeed

but

whether

he

it’s

his

Chicago—or

Los

e

telegram

Roosevelt

character.

without

was

Neither

to

enone

a message.

eR

Isolationist:

*

A

fellow

who

claims that most of our troubles stem from the fact that Amer-

ica

was,

er.

discovered

‘ {

said,

of the sided

Soviet

with

While

likely

the

by,ia

foreign-

Pod tab

ne

the

Pre-

Khrushchev

the

and

Kremlin’ by Khrushchevian

piece

dispute

has

in the

endorsing line, what if

the any

effect it will have on the Chinese thinking

remains

experts said. Mao is not many

as

the

Marxism,

he

country

to be

only No.

which

seen,

regarded

the

of

represents

a

never was

satisfied

to be just one of Russia’s satellites. . The Pravda article also seems to

confirm

who

the

views

maintained

plane

incident

of

those

that the U-2 spy and

the

collapse

of the summit conference did not

affect

the

orignal

| Khrushchev

thinking on peaceful co-existence,

U. S. experts say. A sizable group of scholars here expressed this view immediately after the abortive Paris summit meeting and they see in the Pravda piece not

and

doctrinal

force

in

force

and

the An-

the immovab!e

would

got

leave

under

Hunk’s

the

game

skin.

We

first

and

didn’t

all

know

that

it

sort

until

too

| I told

within us

or

you,

were

we

against

Iowa.

He

saw

was

Game

Separate

we

minutes

Slater.

the

favorites.

it wasn’t

He

had

boring

big

Slater would

turn

around,

the

quarterback,

and

say,

they’d

come.

hell-bent

batted when

We

on

an

The

good:

him

in

a

and

got

game

Hunk

big

using

got

wasn’t

one-man

his

going

playing

game

hands

the

or

they

here,

to

settle

real

in

‘Right

out. could

Aubrey Aub.’

down,

lineman.

Hunk

so,

Hunk

idea

like, to

best

move

yard

quiet

through

Hunk

was

took

the

real

‘Right

get

would a

finally

had

to

he

He

needed

“Rock Iowa

tried

proving

eye.

they

with

mean

or

but

That

out.

But

the the

And

he’d

here

was never

say,

Aub.’

damage game.

he

Slater

through-here,

win

Devine,

And

was

And

they

done. did.

They managed a touchdown and a field 8oal and they beat us 10 to 7. It was the big upset of the season. We murdered every-

body

else

and

some

Iowa.

Now

and

hear

then

Duke

Slater

of

those

in

my

saying,

“Where

do

the

teams

old

age

‘Right The

Democrats

we

beat

I have

were

dreams

through

here,

better

in

which

than I can

Aub.’”

Moral

fit into

this?”

“Well, I’m a Democrat. But it looks to me like the Democrats are all playing Nixon. They have an obsession about him. And so, while they are all abusing Nixon, they are neglecting

their

own

they

can

team

take

play,

Nixon

or

organization.

they

are

They

making

are

team

play

all

so

confident

impossible.

They

aren’t working for a team victory. They are all trying to get at Nixon. “And all the while: the Republican quarterback is running~ those plays that gain—like the primaries in Indiana, Pennsylv ania

and

California.

keeps

saying,

every

game

time

This Nixon is being very quiet about it. He just ‘Right “through here.’ Makes me real sad. I get sad anybody reminds me of Duke Slater and the Iowa

of 1921.”

only a confirmation of their theory but also a firm proof that Khrushchev remains both a poli-

tical

one

It

by

1 ideologist

also

irresistible

saw. Anyhow, happen .when

the way a smart lineman can do. This was in the days before they had the masks with the face bar across them. i “But, while Hunk was playing Slater, Slater was playing with Iowa and against Notre Dame. Hunk was mauling him. But, this

Communist

Pravda

settled

The

late.

with

indicates,

that

which

thing.

Duke

rejected the criticism of his leftist opponents in Moscow.

~

TODAY’S

BEST

FROM

EUROPE

the

LETTER LAND

WEEK

Sir:

SUCCESS i.

I do not want

ta delay anymore

in telling you, and all the others who collaborate With you, how deeply the membets'of committee

of

the organ-

Puerto

Rican

Land Week appreciate your efficient cooperation’ in the success of the

celebration. |

We believe that the Puerto Rican Land

has

Eleanor

is ever

to

thinks

Stevenson’s in

charthard

ee

Adlai

Party

izing

has is

pitch for

8

course,

destination Angeles.

experts

sidium

Z

AANA Z

Bureau

underwater

these

article,

Kremlin.

FEVER

tirely

Japan. Nixhandles the

in

the

said it would

speculative

Mrs.

*

even

It is certain-

fend them before priests of Marxism.

de-

‘

Ike heads toward On stays home and believe

but

difference

ek

you

Adlai

has been listening says while he has

say.

Eisenhower

on

Rockefeller says

candidate,

isn't.

the

Communist

Pravda

**

Roosevelt

Stevenson

in

Pravda

about

of

and

Presidium |On K’s. Side The

at

tions, it usually marks the end of extensive debate behind closed doors on the highest Communist

**ke

Eleanor

and

Whenever

Washington

Rockefeller

running

opponents

the Western worlds.

FLETCHER

BY

STAR

not

aimed

other. chinese

Communist camp of the Premier’s efforts to ease tension between

is

Governor

was

and

Stalin’s

Z. QW

to

apparently

Tze-Tung

POTOMAC

he’s

Communists,

ly truer now when Khrushchev has to explain his ideas and de-

to

said, on questions of ideology we have firmly stood and will stand like a rock on the foundations of Marxism and Leninism,” Mat-

kovsky

which

leftwing.

Josef

non-Communist

“Comrade

as

negotiation.

some

state a departure and Leninism.

some

his line of co-

takenly considered such things as meetings between Communist

and

been

This

article

said

has

level.

international

‘Kovsky

only

Communist

of

Communist

difference of opinion. It identified Khrushchev’s opponents

State

Depart-

world

there

of

to maintain

settle

movement

in Pravda this week.

and

the

Mao

The scholars say it will take a lot of study to evaluate fully the Pravda article. But they said that even a first glance confirms the theory that Khrushchev inexistence

in

interpretation

| ment Soviet scho-

critics made

that

ty

lars here of the defense of Khrushchev’s and a denunciation of his

strong policy

The article and discussion of it by the Soviet public took note

AY WW

WASHINGTON

met.

I ever would

object. That sort of stuff. On defense, of course, Hunk, as guard, would be out there against Duke. There were bets being made

“Like

For Nikita In Internal Struggle ANDRE

Slater

A

Pravda Article Suggests Victory By

and

of the best about what

Week

been

this

year

successful’

(May

in

22-28)

creating

in the citizens the interest, knowledge and appreciation of the land

as a basis of economic and social development;

as a source of virtues

and as a constant souvenir of how small we are in the face of the

greatness

of

God.

Let me again thank your valuable help.

you

for

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‘A plebiscite bill has-been approved by the Legis-: lature and sent to Gov. Mufioz Marin for his sig-. nature. Approval came on a straight Popular Dem-

ocratic

Party

vote,

with

the

Statehood

Republican

en oo the Independence Party voting against the bi This is likely to be one for the books, a law that

might never be used in Puerto Rico.

The statehooders

don’t want a plebiscite under the terms of the bill, and the independentistas don’t want one either. The only party that could initiate a plebiscite is the Popular Democratic and they say a plebiscite is unnecessary.

So all the clamor

about holding a plebiscite has

resulted in the approval of a bill ‘that establishes the mechanism for implementing the clamor. And that’s

where it’s concerned.

likely

to

end,

insofar

as

this

bill

is

~

The demand for a plebiscite will continue, how-: ever, until one is held. If the three sides couldn’t agree on the form of plebiscite that should be held, it‘is improbable that they will ever agree. Each party has a specific stake in such a referendum and the stake is similar for all: victory. Any plebiscite that doesn’t assure victory in advance is unacceptable. The statehood proponents don’t want commonwealth status on the ballot, and they want Congress to order the plebiscite; the independence supporters want the United Nations to authorize the vote on status. These are convenient and effective demands for preventing a plebiscite. What we have left is a bill which authorizes but

does not compel,

os

Cross

Blood

Bank

Something

For Business

to insure con-

dominium

and

in Puerto Rico,

Gov. Mu-

asked the Legislature to_ establish

a

Department of Commerce. The FHA bill is expected to get final approval in Congress. It should stimulate condominium construction,

stati

provide many

new

jobs,

and

give

the metro-

area some fine apartments that can be owned

instead of

rented.

~-

| A Department of Commerce

can be a good thing

for| the economy of Puerto Rico. All it needs is to be jas dedicated and effective as its counterpart, the Department of Labor. The problem here is that a Department of Commerce, looking out for the businessman’s interests, will probably receive less money and

much less backing by the administration than: the abor Department for the obvious reason that there: : ; b

are more

workers who

By William S. White WASHINGTON—Rarely has reality been so hidden by fantasy as is now the case about pre-convention in the Stevenson E. Adlai campaign for the Democratic Presidential noStevenson’s highly emotional backers a “groundswell” for him, which is simply visible

that

to

vote than businessmen.

the

the

detached

summit

strengthened

a

which | never more

but

summit. His ministration’s Nations trial

charges

Stevenson”

in the

truth

is that

less

first place. than

attack on the policies on the of the United

among

has

many

substance

of what

admitted.

What

said

“draft”

before

boomeranged. sympathetic

to

the

said, this is now

might

have

been

all

right. But when he said it was all wrong. For example, it can be stated confidently that one of those who associated himself with_ the Sevenson criticism, Senator John F. Kennedy,

now

regrets

its

timing.

And

points—where

led Nixon. -Stevenson’s

basic

©

yesterday’s

(1)

are

self

come President whatever. For

there

now

has

is

wide

should

no

Kennedy

automatic

awareness

be-

validity

everywhere

in the Democratic party except in Stevenson’s wing that his recent course has diminished rather than increased his usefulness in campaign terms. National polls taken after the summit

and

“spy

plane”

_ Vice-President. Nixon

episode

have

to :be climbing

shown

in favor

on :the question ‘as :to':who. the public ‘would prefer

to

deal

with™

chev:

And

Ken-—

nedy has now fallen behind Nixon—49 iatalost

is that no man’s

devoted—but so elementary facts

by

the

most

inof

the power

generous

es-

if

to- nominate.

Stevenson

could

either

of

one

have

two

of

the

nomination

the

Presidential

is the

first

to concede

that

he

must

make

the nomination on an early ballot or not at all—Stevenson would be the least rather than the most likely alternative choice. Far the more likely alternative would be either Johnson

or

will sure

State

trouble

he

candidates, Kennedy and Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, chose to give it to him. (3) If Kennedy’s blitz fails—and he him-

up

of

required

only

nedy

Secretary

Stevenson

(2)

general assumption that Stevenson would wind as

beforehand

timate will hardly control 75 first-ballot votes at the Democratic convention, whereas 761

the

Eisenhower Adeve of a United States on Soviet

Stevenson

he

has

movement,

percentage

Political life. Among these realities of where actually lies are the following:

see not

argue

a Stevenson

likely

of aggression

Even

They

collapse

conference “draft

existed

plain

observer.

51

had

supporters are nearly so credibly unawere of the

‘mination.

ot

a bill yesterday authorizing the FHA has

Odds Against Stevenson’ S Nomination Rated As 20-1

- + The

_ here are two news stories in today’s paper that should encourage the businessman. Labor strife, increasing wages, higher unemployment compensation and insurance costs paid by the employer. for the employes have dominated the news recently. But today, for a change, the businessman gets two bones thrown in his direction. The U. S. Senate approved construction

From Washington

:

Puerto Rico will have a regional Red Cross blood bank by October, according to an announcement made Thursday. This is welcome news for the people of Puerto Rico. It is expected that this blood bank eventually will supply all the needs for blood in public and private hospitals. Voluntary donations will be obtained by mobile units which will go to the donor for his oF her contribution. The success of this important program will depend largely on public donations of blood. Civic organizations, government agencies, individuals, the press, radio and television, can make this vital service effective in the community by encouraging donors to keep the blood bank supplies up toe the island’s requirements.

fioz Marin

“ REVEIWLE

a bill that is a matter of record if

anyone wants to use it to initiate a plebiscite. In other words, we will continue to have the noise without the action._

Red

tI

Oreo S.lansPor -Dispate]

Senator

(4)

The

be

only

Symington.

rivals

in all early

two—Kennedy

will, go to

Stuart

real

fairly

into

the

sure

votes;

and

balloting

Johnson.

convention Johnson

Ken-

with

600

with

400

to 500. If Kennedy then falters the convention will

have

son

as

three

choices:

the ablest

of

(A)

the

To

field

go of

to Johnnominees.

(B) To go to Symington as the least controversial and as holder of the most secondchoice support. (C) To go to Stevenson who, whatever his qualities, is beyond question the most unpopular of all with the-party pros.

Impossible

is

' ¢onvention ‘politics. against

order

a

of af =

not

Stevenson

20

to

1.

in

the

But the

nomination

dictionary of :Yational odds are

on

the

12

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Three Low-Cost Housing Plans |

Plans Opening In October An October opening: is planned for a regional blood bank sponsored by the Puerto Rico Chapter of the Red Cross.

Equipment valued at to Puerto

for the blood bank,

$25,000, will Rico by the

organization

in

weeks,

Dr.

of the

National

bank

be sent national

two

Sam

or

Gibson,

Red

program,

blood

total

ment

to

value

be

The

go

bank’s

to

the

the

bank

bank will the needs

—

People

now under Piedras.

once

bought

professional

from

services.

Your

(AP)

of

the

agency

which

milarly

to

automatically

and

two

attack,

the

injured

died

vehicle,

boys,

at

jogged

into

Federal

second

study

calls

ceptance

mort-

No.

2

proposal for

the

now

under

creation

corporation.

sum—

said

“fairly

through

the

ment-secured

substantial,

—

The agency sale

of govern-

general

debenture

two

in the

mortgages

of mortgage

ceeds

lowpro-

proposed Commonwealth could then use the pur-

from

to

secure

bonds,

which

to buy still more explained.

and

re-sale

the

the

would

pro-

for the purchase

of

presented to

mortgages,

the

Urban

R.

H. Administration by Rafael riion, Jr., president of Banco

pular, Reed Under

said, would the

banks re-sell of

truction

at

a

seminar

Caribbean

designed

iff the syndicat the mortgages i

to

be

“competitive”

certi

to |

stimulate

insurance, are meant

construction

in

crash.

A

insurance

is

not

available.

ESA Will Hear Both Sides Of Soft Drink Price Dispute Juan

T.

nomic

Penagaricano,

Stabilization

has

with drink

announced

Econo-

administrahe

will

meet!

representatives of soft, bottling firms and of re-

tailers

to

discuss

the

price

of

previously

tle

and

while

paid

sold

at

4

cents

‘them

present

brands cost them bottle, which they

per

at

the

6

bot-

cents,

majority

complete

and

expert

shoe

cents. They pointed out that ||though their profit is 50 per At a meeting held Wednesday cent on the investment, this has with representatives of retailers always been the customary markat Pefnagaricano’s office, retai-| up. In addition, they allege they lers stated they consider the pro- must pay refrigeration costs. fits they are receiving now on Since bottlers allege they inthe product are not excessive. creased prices due to increased Pedro Diaz Viera, president of costs of production, Pefiagaric athe Retailers’ Union, stated he no announced he will meet with

soft

drinks.

had

sent

a

communication

to both

bottlers suggesting the recent increase of 32 cents per case of 24 bottles be cut to 16 cents, which would permit retailers to

sell the soft drinks at seven cents per bottle. According to retailers, they

groups.

He

they do not agree

added

that

7 cents per bottle, the Economic

Stabilization Administration will carry out studies to determine if it is necessary to bring the

price under agency.

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in

exposition.

with existing FHA Rather, he said they

bond.

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He emphasized yesterday that the various proposals were not

ficates, which are a type of mort, gage

the various

conjunction with the recent Cons

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participation.

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an |

proposal,

Reed

proposals

said. this

form

|

wa

“Carrion” Plan The consultant said that the third approach being studied was the so-called Carrion” plan. This plan, under which a syn-

a

and struck a tree. The the mother of each and ambulance attendants escap-

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Reed

sale

The money would then be used

street boys,

ac-

Under

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carrying

off

of

mortgage

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a pool of funds

tor,

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Monday

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would operate

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government reports J. Wallace, has con24,300-ft. Ganesh with help only from guides, Pnorbu and

peak,

night

economical

with

said

that three

laya’s most hazardous, was topped in 1956 by a Swiss team headed by the noted Alpine guide Raymond Lambert.

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favorably

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terview nection

to

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outside

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buy blood or who obtain it from publie hospitals. will get it free, Gibson said. Private hospitals may continue to charge what they deem necessary. ;

ter, Rio

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will compare

the

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a : eae eee ng ae

you

up

use, donors must go hospitals or other centers to give blood.

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pick

equip-

at

simple,

te

the

Puerto Rico's blood eventually supply all

the

donors

units

blood.

1S here estimated at about $100.000, Gibson said at a press conference. Voluntary Donations

combined

mobile

Thurs-

of

used

By FREDERICK HARMON The Urban Renewal and Housabout 9@ per cent of the blood ing Administration has begun an needs of the ban F*will be ob= intensive survey of possible ways the construction tained from voluntary donations, to” accelerate of homes for low-income families Gibson said.

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said

day.

three

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—(AP)—

year-old

Vivien

Cheung

crowned Saturday

Miss Hong Kong last has turned up with a new

needed

for purchase food in Chile,

of materials and it says. (The swiss valued at slightly over

daddy-apparently

franc is 23 cents).

Miss

obstacle Beach,

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Miss Hong Kong to be the daughter of Cheung Ying. i

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Hong

authorities

Kong’s

Cheung

neo

a

a

: Ch

He

knew

that

ce

West started with one spade, three | C!2SS re

had

said

Cheung Ying’s dual role actor and executive of

club as West showed out. Declarer enough.

aj busi-

disclosure surprised! Hong movie fans who believed

Picture Corporation Miss7 Cheung from

seen

at

in Formosa.

was led to dummy’s king and declarer trumped out dummy’s last

had

permit

produced a Hong card listing her

Surprised

The Kong

Z

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student identity

hessman

OF F—"*EéF" Wy

ridge Today

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father as Wu

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for

the U. S. Consulate General Tuesday, the five-foot four inch secre-

any in

at

Applying

was

removing

her

Universe

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might entering

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fore, had to have at least three|™eans American nationals condiamonds. The jack of diamonds | @UCting business with it are subject

was

led and West

covered

with|‘® fine and imprisonment.

the king as dummy won the ace.| Declarer returned to his hand with| a trump

and led a second

diamond.|

West played small and the nine| was played from dummy. It won| and so did the hand. True, declarer

was

lucky

to find

both

diamond

honors in the West hand but at

least he gave it the only chance he|

had.

The bidding: Bouth m25

West 3H

Pass

Pass

Jpening The

lead:

North 458

King

opening

East Pass

two-bid

is

dressed

il-

ustrated here. South had a semipreemptive opener with a good Suit and that is the main requirement for the bid. West overcalled with three hearts and many may question that bid. West had enough

for

an

informatory

double

Adopted Father

Cheung

comment

at

herself

declined

Tuesday’s

surprise

development but ‘Harry O. O’dell,| managing director of International Films Limited, explained to news-|

men

that

Hong

Kong’s

This

is

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Ying

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father.

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for

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the

leaflet]

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in

the

West.

sources

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the

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by Bob Barnes

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set out to do the latter. The ace of cubs was led from dummy and was followed by a small club. West grabbed the king and returned a third club which declarer trumped. A small Spade

BEETLE

an

33, veteran’ sailor /

any

rable opponents had better be a very good hand because there is too much to lose with a bad or even mediocre hand. North jumped to four spades and the bidding died as quickly as it started. West led the king of hearts and continued with the ace. West now switched to a trump which was taken in dummy with the nine. It did not take declarer too long to realize that the success of the hand depended upon not losing any diamond tricks. South had already lost two hearts and a club loser was a foregone conclusion. Declarer might have tried a simple diamond finesse, hoping that West had the king doubleton, or he could find out something

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16

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our Man

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Pepe Lara Performs

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By EDDY GILMORE LONDON —(AP)— The

brief

bikini

bathing

super-

suit —banned

in Spain and adored in France— has finally caught on in chilly, conservative Britain. Despite

_ end

cool

weather,

beaches

saw

hundreds. And London stores

never

been

“Our

of

selling them— in stock.” This year’s

bikinis

are

two tiny anything.

The

but batch

strips

store

‘‘is

keeping

that

them

of

British

ever—

hardly

cover

of a large depart-

said

50

per

bathing

suits

sold

bikinis.

The

biggest

cent

this

METRO GOLDWYN

of

all

year

are

buyers

are

METROPOLITAN =

not

than

briefer

manager

ment

store,

said. who

abstained Two ing

sps"°

30.

the

But

didn’t

try

By Al Dinhofer

female

on _ bikinis,

London

models

the

them

had

on this briefest

on,

decided

‘‘The

you

is

read

that

no

one

Sandra

“IT wear because I

more

that

wearing

Comfort

notes.

the

only rule

A

anufacturer

in London said they

rgo subtle

fashion

“This

changes

every year.

year,”

he explained,

minuscule

top? a

bottom [has sarong

Well,

thin

it’s

string

on

Pt

next

The

than

lows

stylish

the

Fri.

Inctuding Holidays Nightly 8:P.M.

Regular

No

Seats

Available

Waiting

go

PARAMOUNT Sophie “THAT

at

the

Noting

SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT

apne

bullfight

with

been

Spanish it

was

is booked the

doble,

himself

with

a medley

of

through

with

Mexican

an

melody,

ballad,

only

and-dime

“Islas

American

real

spectacle. the

exciting

‘‘Malaguena,”

Magic

are

of the

thin

like five-

orchestrations.

Violins,

also

perennial

favorite around these parts, consist of 10 violins, two pianos, and bass. Arturo and his boys concentrate on standards { ‘“Granada,” “Fascination,” ‘Can-Can”), and stroll about the room to create a stereo-

phonic

effect.

magistrate freed him with the The show will play Club Caribe through comment that some! other “socalled sports” such as| steeplechas- | ° June 30. ing, fox-hunting an more cruel than hi:

putad

"sons

rugby

ee @|

are

HOME

bullfight.

AWAY

FROM

HOME

DEPT.: Every

i

with

comida.

Dona

the

Banco Crédito charming

young

of gal

named Jackie Wirshing to the position of assistant to the vice president in charge of public relations and then announced “she will promote the bank’s relations with the women of Puerto Rico.” ke

ARABIC Have

you

t

SPOKEN

been

HERE 6)

befuddled

by

DEPT.:

the

bottletop

shaped Pepsi Cola signs on the metropolitan buses? That’s not

front of doodling

or heiroglyphics

on the sign, but an Arabic

commercial.

error

national

An

was

export-import

made

in inter-

traffic

and

the

signs, routed for Arabia and Egypt, were sent to San Juan by mistake and slapped on the buses. Not a soul at Publicidad Badillo, the ad agency that handles the has

the

slightest

Signs say. “They day,”

idea

WAX sneak

what

will be removed

a spokesman for the

WORKS

previewed

agency

DEPT.: the

moaned,

Marco

tape

to

be

the

on MonRosales used

for

his LP recording of “This is Puerto Rico” this week for Banco Fomento, Rums of Puerto Rico, and the Dept. of Tourism. The tentative plan is for the recording to be utilized as: a Christmas gift:‘by Government

agencies or the rum

3-3512

except

DEPT.:

promoted

account,

a

LORRAINE - 12 M.

4

industries. ,

night Monday

at the smart

|

|

Loe

Anthony Steel Anna Marie Sandre “THE BLACK TENT”

CLUB

Phone MATIENZO s°3ee7_

A GRAND

Mapita Cortes (Mrs. Lucho Gatica) “DORMITORIO PARA SENORITAS”

SHOW

CARIBE

WITH

PEPE=LARA

MUSIC HALL 2°3335

Internationally famous ‘

Kenneth More Dana Winters

THE

tunes

some

Loren — Tab Hunter KIND OF WOMAN”

“SINK

Ponce

‘‘Recuérdame.” that sound

Stadium

mucha

kee

He

and

Island

and

PROTEST

Ca-

version

dancing

Felisa will be guest of honor.

matter

accordion.

distractions

store

The

cleared

bipodless,

no

at Randall’s

music,

here. He’s short

paso

musical arrangements

of a charge of cruelty to animals in South Africa’s first and only

S COBIAN'S THEATRES Pictures For TODAY nan Pe

a mock

bulls last year, has

continue

garb

affections and jong on musical

offers

The

PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa (AP) — Would-be toreador Daniel Grundlineh, 26, who staged

Prices

at the Manhattan Center tonight for a San Juan Bautista Dance. Singer Ruth Fernandez and pianist Elsa Rivera Salgado. are among the featured entertainers. ..And tomorrow afternoon the festivities will

Cha-

Spanish

attract audiences

During

popular

Would-Be Toreador Thur.

(Los

that includes ‘I Don’t Know Why,” “You'll Never Know,” and “I Love You,” and fol-

ones.’

NOW Matinees Every Wed. Sat. and Sun. at 3 P.M.

to

accompanies

a_ sort

effect,

the

of

‘‘the

little; more

Spain

narias,” which he helped popularize, he holds a note almost a minute, The spirited Sr. Lara sings in Spanish, English (with hardly an accent), and French, and switches from boleros to ballads quite effortlessly. For his rendition of ‘‘Valencia,” Pepe

bikinis for, swimming find them | very comis not

From

traditional

often he

on physical

Duncan

though.

in

seems

- how

fortable.”’ bikinis,

Kids

maintains a boyish quality about his work

the bikini, the more of them you seem to see on the baaches.”’ Said

The

Pepe,

Gwendolen

Tillery told a reporter,

with

vales de Espana) heads up the current show at the Hilton Hotel’s Club Caribe. On the same bill is Arturo Romero and his Villafontana Magie Violins.

of all bath-

extraordinary,’’

New York City’s Puertorriquefios will gather

Barcelona-born singer Pepe Lara, formerly

suits.

“It’s

of

WILLIAM WYLER'S

all

regretfully.”

all-important

MAYER

under

of

try

manager “Those

views

said the director

women cent

customers

the

so High.

fashionable

and per

week-

by

a quick survéy of showed sales have

problem,”

one

the

them

7

|

Singing star

BISMARCK”

AMBASSADOR - 12 M. “CURSE “BAD

OF THE MAN OF

UNDEAD” TEXAS”

LA2 NE

HOLIDAY -- 12:00 M. Rock

‘Hudson

—

“FAREWELL

Jennifer TO

also

CARTOONS

Laraine Day Gels Mexican Divorce

Jones

ARMS”

FESTIVAL

;

EL PASO, Tex. (AP)—Laraine Day, 39-year-old actress, obtained a Mexican divorce from Leo Durocher, , former manager of a major League baseball team.

RIALTO-SAN JUAN Rod Steiger - Edward G. Robinson “7

THIEVES”

Miss Day charged incompatibi-

and “DESERT HELL” Sunday "GOLIATH & THE.

SUPER DRIVE-IN

7:30

Peck “ON

and

THE

Ava BEACH”

KS

Arturo

9:30

Brigitte Bardot “WOMAN LIKE SATAN” “THE PUSHER” 4 Sunday >

Gregory

lity in her petition filed in First Civil court at nearby Juarez, Mexico. They were married in 1957. Durocher, who once managed the Dodger baseball team at Brooklyn, is to provide $250 a menth for their -adopted children’s educational and medical

BARBARIANS“ BATALLION”

“TANK

DAY

Gardner

Romero

directing

LOS VIOLINES MAGICOS VILLA

FONTANA

|

Dancing fo the music of MIGUELITO/ naanog

needs

i

eo; wen

until

Miss dren— 15.

0 AACEL DT be > ;

é

¢

they

Day will Melinda,

are

21.

keep the chil16, and Chris,

The couple earlier. reached a ipreperty daréenient in Los Ange‘a.

*

,

=

i

2

Sen. dnd Mrs. Dennis Chavez of New Mexico will arrive in San Juan

July

pleasure

3

for

a

buSiness

trip. Sen., | Chavez

Henry

and

will be

Wessel,

banquet to he beld July 3 by the

of West to The

Citizens for State 51. They plan to

convention,

visit

Thomas

Gloria

husband,

Jorge,

denis. “Wes”

Faison,

Tristani

and

Juan

resi-

San Jr.

is

touring

picking

up

a

car

in

Ger-

many, he will Holland, France

motor through and Spain. He

wll

Salzburg

attend

the

Festi-

vail and the Oberammergau sion Play. After’ a short w:th

his

parents,

Pashere

“Wes”

will

Virginia. .. The attendants Caribbean Tourist Assn

which

met

last week,

John

|

in _ St.

were

guests

at

a reception given at Government | House there by Governor and Mrs.

Europe for two and a half months. After

manager | |

vacation in three years in the hills

guest speaker at the Fourth’ of July

daughter,

eel

of El Comandante race track, and family are enjoying their first]

|)

Merwin.

One of the most enjoyable shows, and

the

one

with

the

most

profes-

sional presentation that I seen in a long time, is the Show

which

appears

have Ford

Thursday

nights at 8:00.on WKAQ-TV, channel 2. It features Tito Lara and Los

Hispanos

with

Dana

Kennedy,

GENIAL

GENT

return to the University of Vir- Ita Medina and Lenore Constanza ginia where he is a graduate|.. -Charles Wood and wife are here Jew student. 7 at the Condado Beach Hotel enjoyCapt. Hank Milstrey, whose 50- ing Puerto Rico and the Festival

Jimmy

foot schooner is a permanent ture at La Parguera, visited

patter and request.

Juan Out

for

a

seeing

few the

Capt. “Jane

days

big

and

with

in

ch Idren,

the

states

David,

with

Liza

and

siiss Sandra Hughes Nuss Elizabeth Hall evening

at

a

two

their Billy.

Juan

and

owner

Rico noon

of

Mexico

Restaurant, along with

Crumley WHOA

Merchants

of is

the

‘Seaside

the

station,

has

for

donated

this

Sunday’s

In

Puerto

Air and

Patrol. it

is

broadcast from the Condado Beach Eotel.

There

will be

12 beautiful

gals helping to collect money Chilean

jockeys

horse-owners hand... My tells

me

this

Friends

around

and

Chilean

one.

‘‘She

likes

men

brown

hair,

and

and civic-minded

town

have

citizens

been

visiting

the Deborah Home, Rio Piedras, with gifts and contributions for

the construction in Rio

Grande.

of the new Any

gifts

this

worthy

tributions

for

will

greatly

be

and

home con-

cause

appreciated. .

and

—

plays

Eaton’s

Gregg

piano new

Jones]

nightly

Beach

at

comber

Club, |Santurce. Gregg is wellknown for his “incidental” comedy his

ability

to play any

Van Johnson's Wile Files Double Suit

and

will also be on favorite bartender

with blue eyes, greenbacks.””

Association

Sunday « afterLt. Col. Albert

Civil

victims. five

will honor tomorrow

party...

Comandante tickets

races, to the State Committee for and the benefit of Chilean earthquake

F.esta’’ will introduce Hector Graciani, provisional president of the San

EI 1,000

Radio

George

and “Tiny” Shields... Helen David Cheadle will spend

months

Casals. Wood is with WGMS in Washington.

this. week.

city lights

Morales,

fixSan

sings

SANTA —

Mrs.

MONICA, Van

Calif.

Johnson—

(AP) the

ex-

Mrs. Keenan Wynn— has suits pending against both Johnson and

She

Wynn.

is -suing

Johnson

for

di-

vorce and Wynn for fraud and breach of contract, alleging Wynn.

is $30,387.50

in

arrears

on

sup-

Writer Barbara Lewis Week magazine is at the Hilton Hotel.

DIRECTOR

PLAY FOR YOU — AT THE FOURTH — FESTIVAL CASALS

cane

;

NORO MORALES

se P| ANDRES SEGOVIA, guitarra

HUGH ROSS

port payments for their sons, Edmond, 19, and Tracy, 15.

8:30 P.M. UNIVERSITY THEATRE

=| ,

PROGRAM

and his famous orchestra

Concerto

(Stork Club, El Morocco and other outstanding clubs),

Showtime 11 PM

|

~

at

NEXT.

.

Get your Box

| -¢

First |

~%&. Or

FOR CLASSIFIEDS, ‘CALL 3.8400

fa

‘Tuesday, June 21 tickets now

Floor, Fomento Building Stop 22,

at

the Box

Rio Piedras.

Santurce

3-4762

Office,

and

University

Telephone

|

| at

Office of the Festival

TELEPHONES

Closed Sundays

:

CONCERT: |

:

|

ROBLES,

SPRINGMAN,

Baritone UNIVERSITY OF MARY. LAND CHAPEL CHOIR HUGH ROSS, Conductor

|

No cover charge

|

Requiem MARIA ESTHER Soprano FAGUE

ho:

Dinner from 7 PM

Minor

SEGOVIA, Guitar

} Intermission BRAHMS:

/

RAFAEL FIGUEROA and his string quin---

in D

a

ANDRES

\Lively and refreshing dance team

International singing favorites

Grosso

Chaconne

JUDY MARTINI and THE MANHATTANS

The DiMARA SISTERS

|

3-4763 Theatre.

7-2208

ADMISSION

Orchestra:

$5.50, $4.50, $3.50

Balcony:

$4.50, $3.50, $3.00

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air

Utilities or

extra.

3.6667

near

Parker 622

ATTRACTIVE

bedroom,

de

3-0805

before

Leon | bathrooms.

SALE

APARTMENT

4 bedrooms,

Fully

equipped

Conda-

kitchen

4 bedroom.

3 bath

HOUSES

condoninium $409

COMPLETELY

i:nen,

kitchen

utensils.

one 635,

Across

July 1914

San

GERARDO

on Cupey

Road,

10 mi-

University. Will rent with op. brand new house. 3 bedrooms,

1970

21

Borinquen Telephone

for

rent

in

in

dresser,

FURNISHED

Ploral

Park.

Big

living

room,

dining room, modern kitchen with builtin facilities, air-conditioned bedrooms each with sliding door closet and built_ studio

room,

big

porch

and

the Con-

room. Servant’s and garage, in

4 bedrooms and 3 baths, ed kitchen, all brand new

separate building. Near restaurants. , Reasonable

bus stops and price. For in-

> Cor.be

in

Hilton

new

and

build-

idy foc occupancy, Apt. San Rafael. 3-0850.

ue

garage,

Call

PM.

Floral

1941

7.1288

from

Park,

9-12

Hato

HOUSES

AM and

Rey.

FOR

2-7

SS

618

SALE

¥

NEWLY

SHINGLED

8

room

house

with

bath, on 100 x 100 ft. lot in Malden, New York, 100 miles from New York City. Located near Hudson River, near towns and cities. New automatic oil heat. Price $6500. Write: F. Swart, P. O. Box 192, Saugerties, N. Y. 2003 623

6A | formation call 6-5516 or come 8 Betances St., Floral Park, UF © 1891

AT

LAS house

i

2009

independent

Realty,

2-0911,

1979

Box

729,

Roosevelt.

623

AGUAS BUENAS, near El Rancho Hotel, furnished 3 bedreom house, all facilities,

on 8 acres. Call Rodriguez, 2-2912, or 200 Ponce

de Leon,

1851

San Juan.

URBANEZACION BAHIA 3 bedrooms, living-dining, 325

meter

and see it,| ches. Hato Rey. | FHA 624 1978

lot.

Near

i

* 616

36 — Catafio. other facilities.

stores,

$chools,

fence.

2600

living-dining

one

cthur_

Telephone 8-8668 or on premises. loan payments $56 monthly.

near

separate For i

BUCARE

beach.

Three

mercial,

bedrooms,

im-

ROOMS CONDADO

FOR

1, between

1976

\

iio é

in

lovely

} CHARRON’S

UF

1

2

1

HOUSE

Guest

Ashiord

Avenue,

LA

Condado.

on ocean, splend-

27527

Mrs

Annie

MAPIGALANTE

2

)

—

©

Mauret,

LA

block

159,

decorated,

Manger,

Phone

de

UF

11AND now

HOUSE

beach

Sn icious,

r ine'u 23 1551

Li

-

1017

Ashford

infor mal. Oceanfront y hotel area. Large sci, with private

modern,

from

-

BOSA

—

beach,

Hot

Across near

Guest

House

residential

water.

SAN JUAN breakfast and

Con-

1

Inn.

beach,

the

airport.

a

guesthouse terrace fastairway to

GUEST drinks

—

section.

single baths,

2 blocks

ses, shopping. 35-1481. Mrs. Z. Cacique St. 2071, Santurce. 1731

— aircon-

Margarita

CASA

facilities.

rooms, each with private bath, d cold water. Terraces, garden. ach and business sectors. Sum-

.

Motor beautiful

airconditioned double and Private and semi-private

Manager

PARQUE

ully

c t

n

De

from

15 rooms, all airconditioned, some with kitchenette. Private bath. Telephone 9-1175. Isla Verde, Puerto Rico. 1740 629

eificiency apartments. Maid screened Hot water, Some cir conditioning Best hotel and iat section Beach facilities arrangements for couptes travel »gether One block from La Concha Condado Beach Hotels Persona! led tours Telephones 3-6231 and

All

rooms. kitchen

from C.

One

bus-

Steffens, 628

MOUSEon your

Enjoy private

terrace in delightful continental-rup guest house close to ‘‘Under The Trees”, and one minute from beach. 17 Carrion Court, corner of McLeary. Member Caribbean Tourist Association. Teleph 3-1317. 702 THE

OF DUFFY'S

tave

remodeled

charm.

airconditioned | ing, otd beach home, and now offer rooms, all with private bath, some with private patio, some air condittoned. One minute to beach and bus, From UF 57.50 single, $10. double. All rates breakfast. Isla Verde

$9. single $14. double, excellent breakfast. Phone

PROVIDENCIA

GUEST

HOUSE

-

oad.

write

to|

BEACH COTTAGE

Parque 153 Near beaches, restaurants, | Call theatres, busses Sun terrace, all air- | %& conditioned rocms Cooking facilities. For

information,

Box 1951

A'tNi

family served

fo

COTTAGE,

POSADA

street

House

and All

Se “ Le

t

WUUSE,

wholesome,

SECTION:

9

—

12

phone

12334, j Loiza

.

atmosphere.

t Daflau 556

Guest

McCleary

Santurce. House

Delicious Ave.

Tel.

*

with

a

meals

Dan €

9-0144,

San

Juan

9-0532

OF — Completely furnish-

ed, one airconditioned

UF

bedroom

private

home. Fully screened, linem service, all conve i Presa — Fooces: Daily, weekly, monthly rates. Americas ,

va

Cacique,

r Paramount Theater. Telephone 3-8885. 618

COLONIAL

Santurce.

GUEST

191L

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. 1475 UF DONCELLA GUEST HOUSE — 500 yards from beaut beach. Airconditioned. Singles $5., doubies $8. ee privileges. Nicest residential » mear airport. 108 Doncella $t., Punta Las Marias, Santurce. 1691 UF MALSON BLANUME Guest fouse. Doubie and ae air cGnditioned rooms with Near eee Sun tiie cies:77 Wilson. Manater phone 3-2936.

Beatriz

Racinl

‘Tele. Tele-

uF 526-

i585 HUTEL

LUQUILLO

—

OCEAN

VIEW

RESTAURANT. On the o¢ean. rooms.$7 3 minutes from the

Double famous

beach of Luquilio, Puerto Rican continental food. Laquillo,'P.R.

and

Intercontinental.

3-3091

3-6802

HOUSE Weekly and sh breakfast optional.

EST

reel

or

Station,

-

JSENNY'S: 1859

2-9352

near

2-4026.

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, 955 UF

AILS the

BEACH beach.

water. 31384

Ai

HOUSE

Roll

out

of

directly bed

by

into

the

on the

trade barUF

TAFT GUEST se — Taft $3. Each room with private bath, hot and cold water, independent entrance. Special) — by the month. 2-0887 or 2-2206, 773

Read the Classifieds

Borinquen

Telephone

Ave.,

from

2-3520.

&

623

-

FARMS

RENT Room

AM

262

and

and

comfortably

with private bath.

FOR

63

SALE

after

6

CUERDA

FARM.

15

see it. 1154

tion.

furnished

Moderate

Magdalena

rates.

Avenue

1938

PM.

623

FAJAEDO

618

=

soe

Coal,

on highway

at $450 per

overlooking

acre.

Come, ARE Own

up

FOR COUNTEY

SALE CLUB:

OB Sale

tive

rent

block

3

bed-

FEANCISCO:

Opportunity,

two

bed-

rooms, big living-dining room, extra big kitchen, stove, heater, cabinets, porch, carport, 1.800 meters, landscaped corner lot. Total price $23,500, low dawn payment: Rent $165. Cintron Realty, 2-0911, Box 729, Roosevelt.

1980

for

kids

or

all

enough to and slump hands.

Kits

8-8329,

or

write Saitfish,

for further brochure.

Box

information

11044,

and 622

Now YACHT Broxerage availab'e in Puerto Rico and the Virgin ‘Islands, Buy your yacht, cruiser or boat through us because we are affiliated wih Richard Bertram & Co. .of Miami, Ft. veer and Bahia Mar, res one of the most compe tent yacht brokers in the country. We offer you the fine service that hundreds ‘of local yachtsmen who have purchased their craft [through the Bertram orPraise. For free listings’ of further information, write, phone or visit Kiko Toro, Inc:; Stop 31 Mue fioz Rivera Avenue, Hatu Rey. 6-5429. 1498 15

rooms, screened, modern kitchen, living, dining room, porch, 350 meter lot. FHA $9,000, $2,900 cash. For rent $100 per month. Cintron Realty, Box 729, Roosevelt. 2-0911. SAN

at

Santurce, free color 1982

completely One

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RENT or

SALE

YOUa sailor, or a frustrated one? a famous Sailfish-Sunfish sport boat

proof.

3-1016.

monthly.

FOR

“For Family Fun’. Portable carry on your car. Unsinkab!e

623 $35.

3-7509

Phone

ONE OB two girls to share home with continental couple. Centrally loeated on Ponce de Leon, Santurce. Telephone, cooking privileges, use of house, large balcony king city and harbor. $15

EBOOMS.

Call

ocean,

621

BOATS

616

monthly.

from

2-2374.

room

1923

$50.

minutes

town of Fajardo. Good cane quota. Suis table for dairy, etc. Juan Jimenez Mata, Box 3188, San Juan. Telephone 2-6779 and

private

2-2883.

weekly,

| WASHINGTON 67 GUEST HOUSE — Near beach in Condado S ti Singles, d 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

RENT

BAERANQUITAS: Are you interested in buyng land in the center of the island? Maybe you are not. Anyway, take a look —travel for leisure. Relax. Please ¢all ae Barranquitas 10. PM. Aibonito 2001. 721

from Ponce de Leon, in front of bus stop, all lines. Quiet neighborhood. 1976 Ave. Borinquen. 2006 623 GUEST

FOR

OPPORTUNITY - 200 meters from Ho-| ing 7°) PM tel La Concha. C

independent,

nlar, with mice ocean view. Near | id beach. For delightful vacations, weekoe Balte n and Condado Hotels. Cool, ends, or permanent. 45 minutes from Capirooms. Reasonable Rates. tal. Continental food, moderate prices. Mediania Alta, east of Parcela. P. O. Building, Ponce de Leon 9 t. Apartment 401-402, Mrs Box III, Loiga Aldea. 4-678 1738 629

facing

1988

bath one block from ocean. Cooking facilities, air conditioned, hot water. Excéllent location. 1505 Mirabel Ave. Apt.

AIRCONDITIONED

AN‘ILLES

Two

SANTA MABRIA—luxurious home, less than one year old, like new. Comp’ete in every detail. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, DORADO HIGHWAY: Farm. planted ia huge closets, 2 patios, large family De Diego room with bar, ultra modern kitchen, 30 various fruit trees, on new Express Highway. 20 minutes from S2nfoot livingroom, bedrooms airconditioned. turce. Debt-free. Water, light. Mr. MoHouse completely screened, landscape ra, Ole Madrid 1858 Ponce de Leon 2-3891. 1300 meters. Telephone 6-3263 or 6-1279. .| SPEAK SPANISH. Ask for Mr. Brooks. 1936 618 1962 621

1987

NS Car

meters.

1400 SQ. FT. - OFFICE SPACE. Clean, clear, well ventilated. New building 1a heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 450 SQ. FT. office complete with aw conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fenced doors and windows. Roosevelt and De Diego Aves., Puerto Nuevo. Call Re yes, 8-0270.

and

For

21041

AM to 7 PM. 1986

quarters. Immediate tion call 2/4107. 624

DEVELOPMET:

square

OFFICES

with

Concrete

3900

BORINQUEN AVENUE office for rent. 1500 square feet, 2nd floor, light, wellventilated, with sanitary service. Reason able. See Mrs. Tollinche, Borinquen Com_

Muebleria Maury, Fer1505, 2-5515 SPEAK

MARIAS.

and

highway and two adjacent facing municipal road. Electricity and water available. Asking $1.75, $1.50 and $1.25 per square meter, Phone Brenes at 3-3899 during office hours, and 7-2845 evenings, sacneaays and holidays. 620

mediate occupancy Functional Builders offers ts “Caribaire” and “‘Buccaneer” homes, each having: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, equipped kitchen, 2-car carport liberal mortgage; homes opened by appointment only. Call Arturo Saldafia, Tel. 2-2768. 1794 618

MIRAMAB — OPPORTUNITY: Four bed. rooms, two baths, living-dining room,

modern built-in kitchen fully equipped including automatic dishwasher, built-in stove and oven, heater. Porch, garage, Corner lot, near commercial center, school, transportation. Total price $32,000, payment facilities. F.F.S. $19,000 mortgage. Don’t lose this opportunity. Cintron

resid

patio connected to living quarters, laundry room

APARTMENT

ina

617

MAGNIFICENT

622

enuip Coodom 1

3-0881.

3-1471. After 6:30, 2-4338

' water, lamps, other facilities, priced. See Mrs. Toltinche,

‘L

auto-

living and diningroom, modern kitchen, 1% baths, terrazzo floors. Rent $140. Call

bedrooms, well ven-

Commercial. 21041 B AM to 7 PM.

Phone

nutes from tion to buy

623

MODERN APARTMENT. 3 finished. Comfortable.

Ist.

SAN

of main avenues. Apartment 3. Te-

1999

with

matic washer and dryer, modern three bedroom home, first entrance pest airport at Los Angeles WE25. ‘Available

COOL furnished apartment, hot screened. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dining, livingroom. balcony, back Darlington. ez Juncos 2-3940.

RENT

FURNISHED

frame

pets.

bath,

200 616

610

Telephone

SEMI-FURNISHED

cyclone

1856

PUNTA

2

monthly 531

LARGE water. kitchen)

FOR

floors,

and

ag

view. Condado. 367% after 1 PM.

terrazzo

3

3 baths, living dining room | elevators. 3000 sq. ft. of open terrace For information Tel. 2-1317 overlooking the beach and Ashford Ave. UF nue. For information call telephone 3.2758. 1944 625 APARTMENT. beautifully

Ocean Phone 1220)

incinerator,

in

living, dining,

bedrooms,

or

IN CUPEY BAJO section of Rio Piedras, selling four hilltop plots of 2500, 2770,

621

equipped kitchen. nandez Juncos SPANISH.

SALE

room,

laundry-maid’s front and back 1383 meter’ lot.

lawn,

FOR

EOAD, hizh up, 7,000 square

vmeters. Call Rodriguez, 2-2912 roses de Leon, San Juan.

sing

dining

EXTENSION EL COMANDANTE Lot No. 95, also Santa Rosa, two houses for sale. 3

bed-

8-8113.

with

and

1974

guest house, ideal for couple. Large Bedroom, bathroom, living-diningroom, kitchen with cabinets. Refrigerator, heater, electric Stove, dinette set. 3 large cl ts. E d yard. No children or

Avenue,

furnished

Lagoon. | jaundry,

FOR

5

architect-designed

baths,

living

d,

AQUEDUCT

=

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, exclusive secUne Sceni¢ Homes, Altamira. 535 meters, 3 bedrooms, laundry room, semi-covered terrace, large carport. Price $20,500. Cash oan See it at Marginal 119. Telephone

screened

unfurnished

two

land:

rooms, playroom, 3 baths, screened, terrazzo floors. 65th Infantry, Rio Piedras.

NEW,

PM.

APARTMENTS

NEW

modern

spacious

LOTS

OPPOR

Rdom for swimming pool and play yard. White~ terrazzo floors. Screens. Cintron Realty, 2-0911, Box 729. Roosevelt.

1920

s

CONDOMINIUM

Ponce

6

FURNISHED

—

modern built-in kitchen, room with bath, two big terraces, barbecue area,

bungalows, at beautiful Vaciatalega Beach, Montebay, Boca de Cangrejos Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly rentals. . Ideal for picnies. Telephone 2-8138 for information and reservations. 1410 Salvador. Prat, Santurce. 96 UF

621

Condominium | do section.

Condado

Call

after

bedrooms,

room,

622

COMFORTABLE

apartment

conditioned

new

four

ca-

1972

fur-

terrace,

4 bedrooms. ard kitchen. 1695 VACATION

the

Brand

big

with

FRANCISCO

Fully

airconditioned

in new

Hotel.

beach.

$150.

el 5: tn

bedroom,

1968

cool,

small

garden

studio

apartment

Concha

bedroom, kitchenette. |6 PM uded. $13% Call after | 2905 seen at 162 Villamil St

Stop

Large

COMPLETELY

5,

single

One

Semi-furnished

SAN

Hotel

ponsible person only. Call 8-1565.

523 | livingroom, kitchenette, bath, dining area. Single occupancy, $125 monthly; double

APARTMENT.

APARTMENT

Sin

with

RENT — 2 Available | Realtor, office 3:3788, home 2-8840. small, p~ ms, 1964

Ww.

ingronr iiities or can be

JUAN-remodeled

apartment

furnished nae

conditioned, pear the beach Place For information call

RNISHFD

SAN

| nished

REIN

bute — --——_______——

F

—

beach.

bar.

HOUSES FOR SALE

near

binets, refrigerator-and_stoye. Yard Suitable for one or two persons. Ret to res-

624

CONDADO:

a

sy hee 3 VM

FURNISHED.

and

livingroom,

house

2-9334.

oN

=e

neober

Le

San Juan

Miramar,

| hot water. telephone, gas. Suitable for | one or congenial couple. $125 Rent. Call doys. Mrs Thomas, 3-0194. 716 ; 1990 618

F

IS

in

etc. Bedroom, linen, screen-

2097

OLD

facilities. mortgases us. 29911

=

street

New

|

Rey.

Payment

TUES

ie

listings 5

for first arties = Call 724. Roosevelt

CVYRTTENITS

quiet

VERDE:

RENT

UBB. COUNTRY CLUB: Brand new corner house, 3 bedrooms, living rdom, moa. dern kitchen and bath. Near shopping center. Cool. Few minutes to Rio Piedras. Rent $90. Information Monday to Friday, telephone 3-454. Saturdays and Sundays,

Patrict

‘ep

on

to buses, restaurants, kitchem@iie, maid and

ISLA

FOR

spacious newly-painted apartment with two large bedrooms, etc. Screens. hot | water, very guiet residential section, in Step 20. Rent $150. Telephone 2.8138.

Caparra.

Park.

I

his site

San

Maria,

Santa

oO.

located, furnished

ATTRACTIVELY

us

ved

HOUSES

ed. Also rooins Reasonable weekly and monthly rates, 606 Olimpo Ave., Santurce. 2902 624

tarms,

— proverty J EALTORS Ashford

3.2506,

a

specialist

Piciures, of houses

siment

i

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

ESPATE

or

SIFIEDS 2

|

’

‘BUSINESSES

623"

FOR

SALE

LD STORAGE _ business two chill » One freezer. Excellent opporiunity, ‘or further information write Cold Storage, P. O. Box 1766, San Juan. 1896 624

MAGNOLIA GABDENS — very nice 3 bedroom house, centrally | ted Bayamon. Mosaic floors. Refrigerator and | BEAUTY SALON, good trade, parking, air conditioned. ieehaaa 3 price. San stove. Rents $100 or $1600 option to buy. preg 8-1665. Juan Darlington. Te! 2-1698. 622 1992 623

Real Estate Corner Park. OCEAN FRONT-—First rate oct 30 melocation—495 square meters ters beach frontage. Three bedroom residence, servarit’s quarters and garage.

gain price. Reparto del Pilar quzrier acre, priced opportunely with good fimancing. Country properties, too, in El Yunque and other desirable locations.

LAND —for your custom home! Cupey ‘half acre with a grove of orance trees. Spectacular acre in Monterey with full view around the horizon. Bucaré quarter acre—a _ corner lot, rfectly level. Third of an acre in San.

ATLANTIC VIEW— a pleasant neightore hood near beach, shopping, and schoo!s, Centrally air conditioned home _ wiih maid’s quarters, air conditioned hobby shop. Corner lot of 534 meters. Only =

Can easily be expanded for guest hvuse.

ta Maria (near telephone lines) at a bat-

Robert

Tschudin, Realtor

TELS. 3-5315

3-6535

LASSIFIEDS >= =

SAN JUAN STAR —- Saturday, Jone 18,1960

| ml

|

I

Ext 72 PUBLIC

STENOGERAPHER,e:

continental

Juan

SPORTS

SERVICE

serving

La

Intercontinental,

‘Concha,

others,

1958

San

focal

state

-

1959

WANTED

POSITION AVAILABLE for cook-housekeeper. Prefer a Filipino cook. Easy work for family of two persons. Good salary. Call for appointment, phone 3-4918. 1966 622 Seventh

TEACHERS:

grade

School

in

Fifth

position open

Ponce.

and

at Caribbean

Proficiency

in

English

essential. Please contact telephone Ponce from 4 to 6 PM.

2.5589

1967.

621

HELP

WANTED

MANAGEMENT

automobile.

Qualifications:

ahead. Star. 1886

ambitious

Mail

with

resume

1. High

a desire to get

to Box

G,

San

Juan UF

OVERSEAS MANAGERS needed in Caribbean area, to supervise salesman. $15,000 a year positions open. Earnings start after training period. Call 3-6689. 1957 ~ . 71

HELP

WANTED

EXPERIENCED take

English

—

FEMALE

SECRETARY,

able

to

of

Spanish preferable but not essential. Call 35111

3001

DELUXE

OPPORTUNITY

—

Big money

and University students who to work hard 7 hours daily.

are No

experience necessary, we train you with proven methods. Requirements: 17 — 24 years, healthy, attractive with pleasant personality. Contest starting with travel prizesto Brazil, Argentina and USA for sincere outstanding person. Interviews 8 bs 9:30 AM, 1513 22, Santurce.

crates

the

VOLKSWAGEN 1959, like new. 16,000 miles run. Radio. Price $1350. Information telephone 3-2758. 945 625

SALE

call

3-5190,

or

pay

QUICK

FOR

Fer

SALE:

One

Stop

kil

ter

NURSEMAID to care for newborn infant of working mother. Mondays through 6:30.55

PM.

Older

ferred. Some English helpful. Cervantes u, Apartment 3, 3928 a

woman

pre-

Good pay. ‘Condado. 618

EXPERIENCED secretary, bilingual, dictation and transcription in English. Knowledge of accounting. Very ice working conditions in Bayamén Area. Top salary for right person. Please mail resume to Mace Corp., Star 18, Bayamon. ATTRACTIVE,

3951

621

POSITIONS YOUNG

WANTED-WOMEN

COUPLE

from Caribbean Island

seek employment in Puerto Rico. Wife can baby sit at nights, Husband will adjust himself to suit almost any position in the following lines: Laundry, office ‘work, can drive, mason helper, store keeper, sales clerk, will work for Ameriany one who is interested in employing English speaking people. Write Derrick Den’Chair, Box 33,.St, Thomas, Virgin Islands. 3994 622

POSITIONS

WANTED—MEN

CONTINENTAL,

25 YEARS

old,

college

Rivera 875, Rio Piedras 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road. 1813

TV

Rico.

Immediately

available

for employ-

1848

@21

AIR CONDITIONEBS AETICKAR

all

auto

AUTO

alr conditipners

,

25

=}

tarpon

en

;

Spe

SLRs

stp g:

SALES

SETS,

from

at

full

oe

The

‘WAREHOUSE

Rivera

875,

tas Trujille

week

and

at

f

annual

Alto

this week

Piedras

Road.

and

any day

9 AM u36C

ELECTEONICS

make TV, guarantee. 3. Evening

10

PM 6-4230. :

TV

&

EAD!IO

TELEVISION,

1

and

POOLS,

most

Beet

Ca.

experienced,

ee

cee

Rico’s

pool

oldest

THE

HOSPITAL

offers

complete

SUPPLY

dispensary

First

aid

@&

COMPANY

supplies

Oxygen

rotective clothing and equipment.

and

kits.

Lab-

lies and ad “cnlowment. Thermomasks, goods. Every

meters,

thing for vupsiciane, Bshospital and patients. 317 Fortaleza St, San Juan UF

MOTOR

REPAIRS

Stop

1854,

bie

‘

5:3

26%,

Santurce.

ged €

Tel.

a

:

2-0827.

—

re-

tuning

~—

repairs

from factory, $425.00.

Treated for tropics and guarant teed. Also rent for

monthly.

Musical

de

Leon

Trading

Ave.,

\Co.,

Inc.

Santurce.

Tel,

627 VACUUM

ELECTRO-LUX

CLEANERS World's

only,

automatie

vacuum cleaner and air purifier. Also repairs and maintenance. Breathe NO DIRT, see. NO DIRT, touch NO DIRT. Del Valle & Lanausse. Poincare 1604 between San Jorge and Parque, Santur2-5353. ce, Teleph

Plas-

927 «

style

ur

AIR

beauti-

COND.

REPAIRS

AIRCONDITIONING

&

REFRIGERATION

repair for home and commercial establishments. All Stateside mechanics, Call Stateside Service, days) 2-4718 = rents: 2-7465. .

713

AIR

LIBRARIES

P.

& STORAGE CARE

R.

COND.

FILTERS

AIR

FILTERS

INC.

manufacturers

all

La

Leén 274

Bolsa.

Tel

No.

2-2726,

EVERYWHERE

1057.

2-2067

Ponce|

Santurce.

ORS’

MOVING?

SAVE,

WITH

TORRES.

2-2374.

WAREHOUSE

PLAYMATES FOR

vacation

up

SALE

this

—

WANTED

playmates

brother

and

during sister

school

of

6

and

9 respectively. Most of our friends have left island for summer. Contact Jimmy and Joanie Dorsey, 3-6678, Santa Teresita.

2600

620

BUSINESS

OPPORTUNITIES

OPPORTUNITY

TO buy a goed business:

Ole ele.

Madrid Bar Restaurant.-Good clientlow rent. Debt—free. Part cash, bal-

ance For

mortgage. Owner leaving island, information, Mr. Mora, Ponce de

Leon 1963

1858, phone

2.3891.

do

:

| UF

SPEAK

SPANISH. -621

1959

UF

WATER

HEATERS

WATER HEATERS, from $45.00 up, brand new, wiih full factory warranty and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’

annual

WAREHOUSE

SALE

this

week at Mufioz Rivera 675, Rio Piedras and) kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road. 1815

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

annual

LOOKING

all types of moving, no matter if it be large or small. Moderate prices. Muebleria Torres, Fernandez Junhcos 1400, Stop 20, Santurce. Tel. | 2-5791. 462 :

422

$125.00

1814-

UF We

from

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

de

|

CONDITIONERS,

brand new with full factory warranty and service, at INSULAR DISTRIBUT-

ARE YOU goita to move? Use the best service’ in Puerto Rico, United States, Spain, Germany, Japan. Packing, crating, storage, shipping. Agent of U.S. Yan Limes, Inc. Call Muebleria

LETTERHEADS,

out Forms,

cr

75

INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE

CLASSES

LESSONS IN_ Spanish, English, and French, for children or adults; in small groups or individually, for beginners or for

those

who

wish

to

improve

knowledge .

of language or literature; experienced teachér, B.A. U.P.R., M.A. Wellesiey College. ,Personal interview by appointment. Tepohiee 6-0315 from 2 ~ 5 PM.

$9.25|M.

etc.

Tt

ENVELOPES,

Letterheads

Envelopes

No.

8 1\2 x 11,

10,:

$8.60)M.

Mike Segarra, former Director of Promotions for the San| Juan Drama Festival and Public Relatitns officer for Fomento in New York,:hags just opene¢ his own publicity | office, Caribbean Promotions.

Ghalet,

across from Pueblo

1999 18

YOUB

roof

dirtyr

tf so, for expert

1872;

1

t

i

Supermarket).

2-9842. 620

SCHOOL

SCHOOL

-— ist-6th: Grades,

UF

NURSERY SCHOOLS NURSERY

RDDERGARTEN|

St.,

and

Roosevelt,

education

Hato

of children

461

Car-

Rey,

offers

between

2 and 6 years all day, half Hay, o: by hour, Under direction of) s. Rivera, Bachelor of Arts in Education, and so cial worker. Open during summer. 6-5175, 1937

|

R<PAIRS

FOR™ PRECISION watch and) clodk re pairs, chronograph and complicate: watches see Puerto Rico’s only ceftifiec master wateh and clockmaker, Willian A. Gruen, Certified Master Watch an Clock Maker, Calle Laurel 313.4 (Punt: Las Marias. Phone 2-8360. .

De

Swiss

1607

care

high water- pressure cleaning and painting, eall 6-5132 or 430 Verde, ae 611 ;

by

123

(Near

Jane 20th-July 29th, 8:30-/11:30 AM. Elementary grade _ subjects,| includicg Art, Music’ and ames. Limited enrollment. Tuition $90. Mrs. W. A. Gruen, 2413 Laurel S&t., Punta Las Marias. Phone 2-8160. |

bonell

& PAINTING

lessons.

Santurce.

SUMMER

308 San Francisco, Specializing in Enter-

tainment publicity and special promotions: Cali 3-8371 or 3-8576.

Private

Continentals,

Stop

Telephone 1950

22,

for

Diego,

SUMMER

PUBLIC RELATIONS |

CLEANING

LESSONS

college graduate.

Snap-

1446

ROOF

UF

SPANISH

Envelopes No. 6 3)4, $7.25|M., Business cards, $11.00)M. Telephone 3-9172; for quotation on any printed material. Established printers since 1826.

WATCH

WE PAIR electric moters of all types. We make any type of Carbon Brushes and Coils to order. Roller and ball bear ing changes. for electrie motors. Also used Electric Motors for sale. Rapid and guaranteed service. EUSTACIO A. IRIZARRY, 1854 Fernandez Juncos Ave.,

for

new,

termites, pins) —

1715

721

builders,

722

quipment,

RENTAL

Bi ko

718

Puerte

2010

living. Please state make, size, age condition, and price air mail,, ond J.’ Garbutt, Yacht Haven, St. Tpomas, Viri rin Islands. @ few bd, # 623 * oot ee

plans. down

uses only reinforced concrete and ali copper filtering system. These materials last forever. For free estimates, call 6-5003.

WANTED —

Sek

We handle (41|2%). No

sale,

1709

Carports

.

BIKINI

Latest

for

Salvador R. Nin, /Inc., 1460 Leon. Telephone /2-4358. ¢ 76

aa oo

PRINTING

HOSPITAL SUPPLIES UF

or mobile home

VALUES:

1954

RADIOS, for_rent in your

TRAILER

wealth

payment. Universal Home Improvement Corp., 7-2092, 2-3013 Ext. 204.

Hi-

service.

THESs

Lenox

$12.00

GOWNS

BE:

WITH

IMPROVEMENT

own home. Same service given to hotels, 2-5511, 3-3102 hospitals, for years. Call 3-0719 and will, 133 deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month Telerental Service. ELECTRIC 267 UF

HOUSE

SERVICES

(C

UF

LA

io--or

to

ALTERATIONS and ° fine work. “Marisa’s”, 1020 AshCondado. Telephone 2-4122. 719

similar low prices. Low FHA interest

work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268 AMERICAN

—

$595; Extra rooms .(12’ x 12’) $995: fences, porches, bathrooms, etc., at

15

repair Ninety techn

Escort, Con-

ALTERATIONS

HOME

kilometer

UF

Latin

Bodyguards,

Payroll

visit

service

Yull. keyboard. termites. Fully

“THE PLEASURE is yours” when ‘the moving job is ours. Whethor you're movin locally or Stateside, we are equipped to pack and transport your most precious belongings, as scheduled, with the ible care you look for and seldom find, Telephone 6-3157, 6-3329 Capitol Transportation, Inc., for a free estimate, Agents for Atlas Van Lines ‘UF

BUREAU:

Agency in

Patrols,

or

rent.

PIANOS— DIRECT

available

MOVING: WHO moves you ts as imPortant as where you move. Moving, packing, shipping and storage of furae c.w. SIEGMUND, Villa Praties DB Rio Piedras; Tel Sore

BUREAUS

uA

BOB WILCHEK -— Television Service Over 10 years experienceig behind the best in T. V. sevice and’ repair on receivers of any make or model. Al)

PAN

SUPPLIES

supplies

1981

Pest Control Services) Free estimate. Control of insects, rats and fumigation services for homes, business and farms. Services guaranteed. Preventive treat ment against termites. 20 years experience. 7-0292.

at Mujfioz

812

guaranteed

| \Miving. Ponce de 1822

UF

— United Van Lihes, Inc., through ‘its local agent, Continental Moving and Storage, offers you the exclusive sanitized vans for local and{|overseas moves. Our neatly ere apd highly-trained perialists in handling your prized poleeciond! Please call us at 3.4025 or 2-1473 for a free estimate.

chairs,

3-0982.

DETECTIVE

Night

COMPARE

service,

SALE

Cal:

For

tropicalized against rust (springs and)

SERVICES

MOVING

tables,

EXTERMINATING

new,

and

Rio

and

competent

WOMEN’S seamstress ford Ave., 1955

kilometer

DISTRIBUTORS’

TO

MOVING

TREATMENTS

DRESS

Mufioz

brand

warranty

most

America.

7 up

parts.

-

built, aainst

Same

types and sizes air conditioning filters JOIN OUR lending library and read- the \for home window units - also industrial latest. books for, only a few cents a day. types. Call 3-5999, Pan American Book Store, San Jose near 812 UP Fortaleza St. (Martha S} ‘Buildi San Juan. AIR CONDITIONERS 1901 712

24

fidential Investigation, 1072 Fernandez Juncos Ave. Tel. Santuree 2-5282, Caguas 4231

& SERVICE $125.

factory

INSULAR

for

cars, foreign and American. Good prices, financing, Parts and service Factory mechanics. Dealers requested. Inquire at “Mediavilla's Machine Shop. Quisqueya 53, Stop 23, Hato Rey, Tel 6-3703,

T.V. with

graduate, bilingual. seeks managerial.jtraining position with firm in Puerto a ment. Will locate anywhere in the island. Write Box R, San Juan Star.

this

rent

LA EXTERMINADORA

FIDELITY

SALE

2-4849

CONTINENTAL

HI-FI’S, from $45.00 up brand new, with full factory warranty and service, at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annuat WAREHOUSE

we

Call

LENDING

Bi-lingual,

TABLES

DETECTIVE

Equipment:

1638

Fridays,

PARTIES,

Uniformed |Guards,

620 | Olympia typewriters, Marchant Calculators, Totalia, Addo and Everest adding A WOMAN to act as_ housekeeper, | machines; Rex-Rotary Duplicators; Phogoverness and cook. Reference re-|tocopiers. All kinds office furniture avaiquired. Top salary. For interview, ‘call| lable at Real Hermanos, Fortaleza 300, Bayamén 775 or 1067, or call in person|San Juan, Telephone . 3-2338.—Investigate at IA2 Paseo del Parque, corner of| our Rental-Purchase Plan—our Credit Ramirez de Arellano, Garden Hills, | Terms facilities, between 2 - 4 PM and 7 -9 PM. 1933 : 718

at Mujioz kilometer

| CARPENTER

|;

HIGH

stoves.

ful wedding gowns, bridesmaid’s dresses, cocktail! party and date dresses, sold at best. prices available. Will make appointments evenings and Saturdays. Phone — Méndez, 6-3439, mi

anniral

FINISH CARPENTER — will work in your home, repair or make furniture, cabinets, fences, etc. Speaks good English. Call 3-8642, enquire for Mack. 1940 t 718

EQUIPMENT and

shaft.

BRIDAL

MAEY L. ROGER — Academy of Beauty Culture, Stop 12,\Pance de Leon 762. Permanent Wave $5.0@; Hair Tinting $3.95 up; manicure 75 cents; shampoo set $1.50. Telephone 2-1638. 1993 623

618

FURNITURE

1%”

SERVICE

PONCE:

BEAUTY

75

1939

on

FACTORY FACTORY

BRIDES

UF

Telephones

Piedras

Alto Road.

gas

PIANOS

tics of P. R., Inc., Urb. Industrial Juan Sanchez, Bayamon. Telephone Bayamon 1097. Contact Mr. Setzer of Mr. Lichtie. 1931 620

buffet. tables, glasses, trays, ice bowls. We deliver and pick up. Call Muebleria La Luna, Luna esq. Cruz, San Juan.

HOTPOINT WA‘ 'G MACHINE in good condition, $125. mall baby bed with new mattress, $20. Chest, $15.00. Come by Bucaré 1, Punta Las Marias, Santurce.

OFFICE

1933)

—

$125.00

2.8 Trujillo

OFFICE

JUAN

FOR

‘brand new, with full factory warranty and service at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE {BALE this

1811

SURPLUS

DISTRIBUTthis SALE

DISTRIBUTORS’

BANQUET

5

Rio

| MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

i

-

1037

618

875,

‘SURPLUS

hour telephone answering service and desk space for business and professionals. Also service for people without phones. Call 2-3013 San Juan, 2-5060 Ponce.

RANGES, from $75.00 up, brand new, with full factory warranty and service, at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.

Rivera

and

day service Guarantee 8-1804 or 38-1012. 1279

at

from $110;00 up, factory warranty

at INSULAR WAREHOUSE

|

ANSWERING

3116.

ete

sdld

‘seen’ at:

MISCELLANEOUS

GE MOBILMAID dishwasher, GE automatic clothes washer, Westinghouse clothes dryer, Sylvania Portable TV, all less than 18 months old. Look. and operate uke new. Call Fort Brooke 2-0000 Ext.

at

be

be

APPLIANCES

INSULAR

SAN

Studebaker,

from

will

It may

WAREHOUSE SALE this week Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.

runs good. One three piece livingroorti suite. One 20” Wonder fan. All for $200. Wade, WB21, Los Angeles. 1971 618

REFRIGERATORS

electric ranges,

IRONERS, from $125.00 up, brand new with full factory warranty and service, at

us

1948

This

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

SALE

1952

and

price.

and Service ORS’

a visit at Martorani Motors, Inc., 1402 Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop 20, Santurce (opposite Lottery Building). 1977 720

FOR

boxes,

SERVICE

MAEQUEZ REPAIR SHOP. repairs all makes washers, dryers, dishwashers,

res-

equipment.’

CLOTHES -DRYERS, brand new. with full

USED CAR? With $275. and $44 menthly installown a brand new, econo-

Just

APPLIANCE

new

to

1958 DODGE KINGSWAY, 4 door, automatic tr i radio, many extras. Purchased! new 1959. Like new. Priced right for quick sale. Call 3-1391 weekcare 8-1881 nights and week ends. 622

FIAT.

and

invoice

HOME

618

WHY BUY A down payment ments, you can

cafeteria

of

at reasonable prices. 1: PALLETS 4’ X ’ ‘Oak ‘warehouse pallets. 2, TUBULAR PALLET SEPARATORS to prevent da-4 mage to stacked merchandise or to pro WASHING MACHINES, from $125:00 up,. vide -flexible shelf space, easy to slip on or to remove from 4° X 4 pallets brand new with full factory warranty and_ servi¢e, at INSULAR DISTRIBUT- without tools, provides 4 foot separation ORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE | this ‘3. TOTE BOXES Ii’ X 11’ X 24 wooden plywood sides. 4. BUFFIN week at Mufioz Rivera 875 Rio Piedras with — kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto’ Road. WHEELS 10’ diameter, cotton, fits up

FOR SALE 1958 TRIUMPH 4 door sedan, A-1 condition, just arrived from States, Sacrifice. 3-6789. 1 | 620

FOR

or

set

Tempe Glove Corporation, Salinas, Puerto Rico. Telephone 122, Bo. Coqui, Agui_ rre, Puerto Rico. 1932 ’ 620

sedan,

1949

Complete

equipment was purchased in the States at a ver} réasonable price. It is still in

' Edificio

VOLESWAGEN

CARS

SALE:

taurant

V8

and radio. 9,000 miles, Call Fort Brooke 2-0000

Ext. 3116,

and for HS willmg

newly

1957—

furniture.

FOR

623

624 | week

VACATION

for

1816

Knowledge

. dictation.

1959 Model

All-

FIRM

School Graduate or better. 2. Married with children. 3. Excellent employment background with references. 4. Must have a Puerto Rico driver’s license. 5.

Reliable,

—

condition.

equipment

FURNITURE

A-1

has an opgning for a young man over 25 years of age. Applicant who is selected will be thoroughly trained in sales and management. Starting salary $3800 plus

mew

Scooter

speed

white wall tires insular tax paid.

MALE

TRAINEE

Motor

good

EQUIPMENT FOR SALE

CARS

2008

THOMPSON gets his yord 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 printing, more people than ever before are turning 'to Thompson Services, i Bolivia acct Hato Rey, Dial 6-5207. 76

ATTENTION

BLUE,

Plymouth. 3 room Torres 36, Ponce.

EFFICIENT, fast Secretartal bagh/ eo 4 legal documents, contracts, reports, pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh day or night — 3-5156. 166 UF

HELP

M.G.A.,

painted

transient, Typing, shorthand, Hourly rates. IBM Electric, ford Ave., Muriel Etidy. 2-8735. 1666

& FOREIGN

73

SECRETARIAL

|

REAL

ESTATE

in Ponce

ARTURO CASTRO JR. 37

Concordia

St.

Tel. 2-3204

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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Saturday, June18, 1960

By Carroll Righter -ccsaacaaaaat Endeavor

GENERAL TENDENCIES: Now you have a day when every sort of chance is present for you to put into effect whatever new plans and arrangements appeal to you. an

want from

early

start

the fullest today and

However,

mind

if

benefits tonights

changes

require a diplomacy. fine

today,

you

tact use

and your

intelligently

for

best

USe.

whom

you

ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Almost anything you do today and this evenmg is bound to be sue-

P. M. fun.

go

cessful.

Be

So

be

sure

you

do

or

creative

sense.

EX-

Every to

(April

20

opportunity

enjoy

yourself

to

is at

May

20)

yours

now

whatever

out-

lets or interests appeal to you the most. Get im touch with authorities and plan how you are going to got ahead much faster in the future ‘ GEMINI ‘May 21 to June 21) Intelhi allies will happily join you in whatever hobbies or Intoresis suit you the most today and you con attain whatever you mosi desire personally. Assist them, too, to reach their goals P. M. have fun with buddies. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to

July 21’ Get your bills paid, prove outside conditions

i im-

measurably this Saturday that you are comparatively free. Be sure to do your civic duty, also. Take employer out to dinner and be very cheerful, charming. ' LEO ‘July 22 to Aug. 21) If you will relax awhile today, many splendid thoughts occur to you that will enrich your life. After lunch is just fine for sports or fun as you will. P. M. get out and enjoy pew and fascinating activities. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22)

sure

small

for

some

(Oct.

‘you

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23

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day

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FAJARDO PARAISO: Sat., Doncella Sun., The Trap

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(AP)—

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for

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opened a in subur-

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ban Linate for national and continental traffic. Malpensa airport, 40 miles north, now is reserved for intercontinental planes.

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CITY

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CASTORP

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THE

and

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Jacksonville

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MONARCH

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:

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AND/

AGENTS

18

1%

Croix

TO

FAIRLAND

LEDA

11:00

19

Hipicas El Giarasdante. Film Matinee (Films) Mike Malone Oficina Deportiva Cartoons Club de Serruchito Informe del Tiempo Padre Leon De Aqui y de Alla “Four Just Men” (Film) “Rough, Tough & Ready” (Film) Jinetes de McKenzie “The Big Picture” Sea Hunt “Frontera” “One Foot in Heaven” (Film) Gran Show de la Noche Zane Grey ‘Theater “Rifleman” Perry Como Show Mantovani y Orquesta “Prisoner on Devil’s Island’ (Film) Noticias y Deportes Hitchcock Presents Diario Puertorriquefio Late Show (Film)

7:30 - (2) Guide

DEPARTURE

JUNE

SATRUSTEGUI

ALCOA

CONDADO

Whistler®

SCHEDULES

ARRIVAL

1

ESTABLISHED 1928

AVENUE,

the

(Film)

10:15 — (2) Cabalgata Deportiva 11:00—(4) Diario Puertorriquefio qa Late Show (Film)

WWWW -Serenade 9:00—WWWW-— Musical Moods 10:00—WRIO-WFID-FM-Stereo Hour 10:15-WAPA-—Let’s Go To Town 11:00-WRIO-HiFi Serenade’ WWWW- Moonlight Serenade 11:05—WHOA—Midnight Matinee

SHIP

TRANSCARIBBEAN

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Dawson

Caravana

8:00—WFID-FM-— Overtures

SHIPPING

Man

Noticias

Hour

in

Evangelico

(4) “The

Benliza

9:00—WRIO—Nocturnal

Hound

Nat King Cole Show Show Panamericano “Golden Kimono” (Film) Graa Show de la Noche Aventuras de Paladin Casals Festival Revista Sabatina

WAPA-—Wings of Healings 9:00-WIPR- Religious Music WFID-FM-—Holy Mass WHOA-Showers Blessing WAPA-Imagenes Musicales 9:15-WHOA-—Christian Science 9:30-WHOA-Billy Graham 10:00-WHOA-—Sacred Heart WFID-FM-Sunday Music 10:15-WHOA-—Christian Fellowship 1:00-WHOA-—Gene Tiel Violin

for

Huckleberry

Concilio

- News

7:30=WRIO-Music

World”

) Club de Serruchito Informe del Tiempo Orquesta Arturo Somohano Ronda Deportiva De Aqui y De Alla Ivanhoe (Sp.) Noticias Lluvia de. Pesos

6:25-(2) 6:30—(2)

- Rendezvous — M

WKYN - Showtime WFID-FM-The Opera 3:00—-WHOA - Seaside Fiesta 4:30-WHOA-Pop_ Concert 5:15—WKYN - Entertainment 6:00 - WHOA — News . WRIO-Dining Music 6:30-WHOA-— Musicana WAPA-— Angelus

the

Agric.

(6) Matinee (Films) 5:15—(2) Cortos Musicales 5:30—(2) Western Films

Nocturnal

2:00—-WHOA-R.

to

Ext.

5:00—(4) Pinito,

11:00-WRIO-HiFi Serenade WWWW - Serenade

Hound

One

4:00—(6)

4:30—(4)

Music

8:30-WHOA-— Protestant

IN:

(Listings Subject Te Change) (Programs listed according te languagep WKAQ-—(2> WIPR-— (6 WAPA- (4) WKBM— (11) Saturday, June 18

Sun., June 19 8:00-WIPR-Organ Music WHOA-Way to Life WKYN-Sunday Serenade WRIO-—Progs. Religiosos 8:15—-WHOA-Baptist Chufch

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will add to its beauty and practical

PUERTO DENIA:

BAYAMON INTERNATIONAL DRIVE

all kinds, whether for personal items er gadgets for the home, the car, etc. Improve all and impress

friends

WRIO-Hifi

Marido,

Dos

Ke

1400

8:15— WFID-FM — Nocturnal 8:30— WWWW - Bandstand 10:00—-WRIO-WFID-FM-—Stereo

ROOSEVELT

to

ing is then fine for amusements with good pals. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Take a good look around abode’ today and get busy making the little changes and additions that

para

ROOSEVELT: Violetera

19)

shopping

CAPARRA TERRACE Mi Mujer Necesita

'WHOA-

6:30-WFID-FM-—Dining

Battalion

Like

Ko

Ke Ko

7:00—WAPA=Baile de Sabado 7:30-WRIO- Music for Many 8:00-WWWW-Fiesta Time

MARTI: No Road Back, Revolt of the Gbadiators CORCELLES: Big Country

frolic. (Jan.

Tent

Tank

Mo

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TELEVISION

WKYN-630 , WRIO-1320

WKAQ—580 Ke ‘WAPA—1500 (Listings Subiect To Change Sat., June 18 1:30—-WRIO-~Filigranas Musicales 2:00—-WFID- Listening Music WAPA- Discoteca 3:45-—WIPR + Musica Popular 5:00-WKYN+-Picture Rundown WAPA+~+Reloj _ 5:15-WKYN-~ Entertainment Guide 5:30-WKYN-—Clem Littauer 6:00 - WHOA —News WRIO- Dining Music WKYN-—Financial News

Pusher

KRESTO

get at all those little chores around house that can add beauty and fort. Make any reparations that are necessary in human relations, too. P. M. invite guests in

for fun and

The

AZTECA:

to to

day

Black

RIO PIEDRAS DRIVE IN: A Woman

tan,

health matters, etc. Retire early. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) This can be a very happy and delightful day for you. First increase charm through proper treatments and right dress, then do something constructive about your special talents. P. M. have fun inexpensively. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan.

20)

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PARADISE: Pier 5 Havana, A Woman Like Satan. Sun., Amada Infiel

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all

are

—

MATIENZO: Dormitorio para Senoritas METRO: The Mysterians METROPOLITAN: Ben Hur MUSIC HALL: Sink the Bismarck! NEW BROADWAY: Tumulto de Pasiones. El Hambre Nuestro de Cada 'Dia PARAMOUNT: That Kind of Woman RIVIERA: Face of the Cat, SAN JUAN f RIALTO: Desert Hell, Seven ; Thieves.

clean

Nov.

perform

that

LORRAINE.

to eye.

nice

SANTURCE

WIPR-940 Ko WFID-FM-95.9

AMBASSADOR: Curse of the Undead, Men of Texas GRAND: How To Make A _ Monster, War of the Colossal Beast HOLIDAY: Peyton Place, A Certain Smile

get to during business hours. Evening should then be spent quietly

good

ei’ Beh”

out

relaxing,

PAND TAURUS

modern

do not see eye

SCORPIO

not

run off to some temporary and unworthy fun and make the most of today’s fine influences in a

business

more

LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Get together with associates informally today and cement better relations. Also, clear up any misunderstandings with those with

tonight

little more Be sure to

find

rant, kind.

to flow aspects.

made _

to

and efficient methods of operating today. Then later be kind and sweet to loved one. P. M. fine for coming to better understanding with those closest to you. Be tole-

Subject To Change) Sun., June 18-19

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it was

reported

Havaria that Castro to combine a- Moscow stopovers

hei

in

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was

ficial

no

in two

immediate

in

of-

Havana to traa state

visit Nikita Khrushchev has promised to make to Cuba later

year.

they

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associates

presumed

do

he

said

planned

to