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All GOP Has, Mujioz States
In Year 2,000
By A. W. MALDONADO
sh By |ARTHUR EDSON
Sen. Miguel Angel Garcia Méndez, president of the Statehood Republican Party,
UIS, Mo. (AP)— vires President Richard M.
is
kita Khrushchev’s
the only issue in the Republican Party Luis Mujioz yesterday. The
platform, Gov. Marin charged
ahead
of
Russia
economic-
ally through the year 2000. In a speech to the 40th annual
charge
came
to
light 'yes-
terday when Mujioz made public a strong letter he had sent to Garcia Mendez in answer to one from the Republican leader ear-
convention of the National Junior Chamber of Commerce, Nixon said: “Mr. Khrushchev boasts that he. will catch us and pass us economically in seven or 10 years.
lier
By.
this
letter
month.
to
the
Garcia
Muiioz
Republican
law
which
to
take
was
yesterday
“studying
fully
and
the Munoz.
by
help
Garcia
Mendez’
sta-
ral campaign blem is
in which
of our
not
one
issues,”
onmete of
the
“Many
the
the proliberty...
predominant
Governor
hundreds
of
wrote: thousands
of Puerto Ricans have been’ suspecting: this; Puerto Ricans ‘who should
by
the
revealing admission... that (See STATUS, Page 21)
now
be} interested
in
Senate Body
an
increase
of
$1,800
in .the
speaker
of
president
the
House
and
the
of the Senate to $16,
000.
The two ranking legislative officers now receive only $3,000 yearly, the same as other senators
and
Both terms
representatives.
presiding
officers, under
of the new
bill, would lose
(See
SENATE,
Page.
4)
be
lopsided
in this
S. government
growth
said
who
the
should was
man
whenever
time
too big for private industry. “We must not hesitate,”
where
q
DISCUSSING
MUSIC
WITH
CASALS
—Pablo
sals Festival scholarship recipients at hiis home yesterday.
Martha cellist.
The
Hammar of Buenos ‘Aires, soprano, (STAR photo by Gunter. Hett.)
Charge: Receiving
- This ‘| majot ;}momie
Casals, léft, entertained the 13 Ca-
on the topic of composers are Carmen Cedefio Chanis
Holding his attention here
of Panama,
and Edgar
expects
to
be
the
it
proves
Stolen Goods
60-year-old
white-haired
grandmother
Who
few
|
had
i
Teoluniakity to the police statio without charge to go through the formalities. In the meantime, Judge Mellada was
called
and
appeared
Few
the
best
Specifics
was billed by Nixon as a speech on \America’s ecogrowth. But, typically of
speeches at this stage of the presidential campaign, Nixon offered
center, a violinist ;
Fisher of Chile, upper right,
Grandma Is Arrested, Faints | | By RALPH ANGLADA Petra Quifiones Ocasio, a widow +
an-
jout
action
on, th
specifics.
Mostly
the
Vice
President: hit
out at critics of the administration
who say the| Soviet Union is growing at a much faster rate} than is the United States— and that the U.-S. government should take (See NIXON, Page 21)
| Airline Strike, Ends; Normal Runs Starting
before ‘Judge Ramon Mellado, bench where he reduced the of: fense, struck out the bail, an who hadi issued the jarrant. St., cried and screamed that jit i A courtroom spectator, feeling | sent her home to her son. was all a mistake when she found out she had been arrested sorry for the woman, called a The mother of four and grand: i ona felony count and would be lawyer friend who came down (See GRANDMA, Page 21) i { By BOB /BONE : held in jail pending the posting ‘| International Airport flights to of $2,000 bond. An arrest warrant and from the, U. S, A. are expects charged her with’ buying a stolen ed to be back in full swing today, watch from a boy for one dollar. following the petering out of a
who lives at 126 Benitez Castano
nual salary of legislators, and raised the yearly stipend of! the
at any
road ito progress.”
A
By HAROLD J. LIDIN The Senate Finance Commi yesterday approved “in princip le”
can
Republican |candidate for President, “to resort to government
“never been inside a police station before” fainted at the fingerprint table here yesterday following her Pe on a charge of receiving stolen goods.
OKs Pay Hike For Mente
that
job|
the
carefully.”
Answering
own
Nixon said the U:
answer
tement that the Republican Party “cannot come to any elécto-
our
to prevent
Gee Plebiscite Signing, Page 3) _
projection
century. ”
Muiioz. Garcia Mendez could not be reached yesterday for comment. An aide said that Garcia Mendez will make an announcement after
any
applied, there is not a possibility that the Soviet economy will. over-.
the
objection
bill
into
Mendez’
expressed
Party’s
plebiscite
signed
.
boasts,
America slfo wld ‘stay well
=
statehood
»
Nixon said yesterday that despite Soviet Premier Ni-
has “made the revealing /ad‘ that.
Second-class postage paid at San Juan, Puerto Rica
iSees Soviets \Still Behind
Status Issue
mission”
|
The
fingerprinting:
betel and
was
post-
after. the old lady fainted’ later,
taken
before
Judge
Dad Who Shot Alleged Rapist Waits Court Rule
wild-cat ‘pilots strike in the states. Both
Miguel Fortian, ‘she. pleded : to ST. THOMAS—Authorities have father of three children, rested id be put into the custody of her not yet set a date for a hearing Jail awaiting: legal developments, son. in the first id legree murder case|First degree murder. is a non} | Needed Attorneyof Harold. Norman who pumped|pbailable charge here. Judge’ Fortian,| however, said four bullets into the | plleded ao i Burial of the dead man, Hetitd he could jonly give her time to e, will await the arrival here get a-lawyer who|-would have to fim the U. S. move af reductior
{from a
of the charges
felony 'to: misdemeanor)’
‘
Eastern
American
indicated
normal
World
Air Lines
Airways
that they
operations
here. Yesterday
will
this
three
and
Pan
officials
resume
morning
outbound
flights. and two inbound flights were | still cancelled, though all jet flights were flying as usual. Eastern cancelled two flights d yesterday, each to and from (See AIRLINE, Page 21)
|
|
fh
THE
i5 New Pelio
SAN
Cases Puts
Year's Hish Total At 205 Six new cases of paralytic polio in Rio Piedras; six more in Bayamon, and three more in San
Juan
during
the
week
ending
new
cases,
and
the
week
ending
before that showed 20 new ses. Last week’s cases followed
the
ment
ties with
total brings the year’s total
tion
paralytic
5 cases.
to 205. The
the heaviest
in the San
ses, and polio
‘“out-break”
has been growing at a faster rate during the last few weeks. The week ending June 11 showed 25
Last were
year’s
concentraarea,
17. ca-
the Ponce-Salinas
areas,
year three
total
at
Juan
this
cases
was
time,
there
reported.
nine
By
cases.
..o/n business in Puerto Rico?
The
. — Wednesfiay,
CLARK STAR
usual “out-break” pattern. The 35 cases were scattered in 16 ci-
of Health.
STAR
1Jane 22, 1960
,ie
|
U.S.A ppeals Court Clears Path For Proceedings Against Hoffa.
ca-
last Saturday were among 35 reported yesterday by the DepartThe
JUAN
‘1from
MOLLENHOFF
Washington
WASHINGTON
Bureau
— A
series
of
orders handed down by the United States
the
Court
way
of
for
Appeals
possible
cleared
trial
of
the
action to oust James R. Hoffa from the presidency of the Teampters Union.
proceeding
the
Appeals
with
Court
‘this
mandamus
action brought
Teamsters
in’ which
the
same
The
questions
Teamsters
Chairman
trial,
reinstated
a
by the
essentially
were
raised.
and
Monitor
O’Donoghue_ were
given
seven days to file any additional ‘information with the Appeals The Appeals Court ruled against Court in connection with this the Teamsters Union in all but mandumus action. one
of the
Hoffa
and
seven
actions
his lawyers
were ‘chal-
lenging the power and ity of Federal Judge
son
Letts
Martin
in
or
F.
not
Monitor
of the
Court
did
the F.
authorDickin-
Chairman
O’Donoghue.
most
peals
in which
simply
have
.
orders
the
stated
the
‘Ap
that
it
jurisdiction _ to
interfere with the actions taken ‘by Monitor Chairman O’Donoghue and Federal Judge Letts. i
Although O’Donoghue ed over
the
court
was cheer-
rulings,
and
the
There
was
agreement
among
Teamster lawyers
and lawyers for
the
Federal
Court-appointed
cludes
more
65 pages
the
Hoffa
pointed
out
ouster
that
action;
there
he
could
still
be some legal complications that could delay the ouster hearing for
a few weeks.
o
Dismisses Injuction Suit The Appeals Court dismissed
the injunction suit brought by ‘Hoffa and the Teamsters to block trial of Hoffa on charges of misusing
$500,000 in Teamsters
fund: in con-
nection with a Florida land transaction in which Hoffa had a fi-
nancial
BINK ITH THE BANK WHOSE BUSINESS IS PUERTO RICO
interest.
However, in stating that it had no jurisdiction to enjoin District Court Judge Joseph R. Jackson
to build for the future, and helping to build the future of our community through thoughtful, farsighted and dependable service.
BANCO POPULAR DE PUERTO RICO
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE
CORPORATION
to
dissolve the
who
are
monitorship
and get a new Teamster convention in which Hoffa presumably could be elected and take over without
monitor supervision. The other is. an action to muzzle the monitors and : their to.
employees from
the
newspapers
monitorship. Teamster lawyers made a
talking
about
have
the
not
yet
decision as to whether they
than
in the
gressive Detroit jabor boss is’ es-
that
more
than
1,500
pleadings
sential if the huge! 1;600,000-member union is ever to be cleansed of corrupt elements;
have been filed. District: Judge
Letts,
Iowan,
original
former
The
jurisdic-
Florida
tion of the case with a three-man
$500,000
funds
was
monitorship.
transferred from a Detroit to an interest-free Florida
bank bank
has
the
However,
a the
Team-
sters have appealed more than 30 of his orders in the last two years. Aside
from
the
mandamus
actions which were reinstated and presumably will be ruled on within tem days or two weeks, the
emphasis
has been
on the ~
land ‘transaction. in which
in
Teamster
to persuade a banker $500,000 loan to! the
project
in
which
to make a Sun Valley
Hoffa
option to buy. Hoffa and his
had
attorneys
an have
Appeals Court has now disposed of fought bitterly’ and with every all but two major appeals. One legal device possible in an eefort is a suit of intervention brought to delay or block the actual trial by a group of Teamsters, some of the ouster action.
Rotary Status Issue Flares; Ponce Censures Top Official FREDERICK The
question
HARMON of Puerto
Rico’s
vote, got approval to have their request aired at an international
status, which has started many an argument here, has sparked a dispute within the ranks of
the
normally
convival
Rotary
Club. The hassle centers on whether the Rotary District of Puerto Ri-
co
should
Zone
be
Four
included
of
Rotary
nal or remain rican tin
Zone,
in
U.S.
meeting
American
to
that
meeting
and supported
a move
to with-
draw the request, saying he had been assured by members of the international secretariat that he
In the latest development in the running controversy, Andrew tary
representing
yesterday
asked
the
the
Ro-
San
Juan club to join in the censure of a top local Rotary official.
Official Censured The
Ponce
club
already
censured Mario Gaztambide, a former district ‘governor of “the club,
for
arbitrary, tions.” The
alleged
and
“unparalleled,
unpardonable
Ponce
censure
said}
JERRY
tian
A.
acGaz-
T. BAULCH -
Herter
that
how
“we
ese
the
defense
new
con-
misjudged”
unrelenting
against in
yesterday
the
rioting
U!S.—Japan-
treaty’ would
be
Tokyo.
Nor was it expected that the mobs would be so large, he
said.
tambide showed “inexcusable contempt” at a Rotary international convention in Miami last May when he successfully supported|’ a move to table the Ponce Club’s
But Herter replied “no” when asked by senators if his
request for Zone Four.
ment to cancel its invitation to President Eisenhower to visit Japan this week. Herter said perhaps the information was not properly evaluated.
As
outlined
Gaztambide
ton
a
Hotel
transfer
to
U.S.
by Westwood-and
yesterday
meeting,
this
at
a Hil-
is wha
happened:
Details Related The Ponce Club early this year asked
for
Zone
Four
red two
reinstatement
after
being
in
U.S.
transfer-
to the Ibero- American years ago.
Zone
When the island district conference decided to table. the re-
quest, the Ponce
Club. pursued
the matter apd, in #i.!a
day-to-day
poor
information
about
forced
the
the
riots,
Japanese
For Shame,
was
which govern-
Ivan!
some Soviet citizens! are cheating the buses and tramways by depositing slugs an fares and spotters who catch |them hold
in
Club
next month.
RM
One
San
Juan, - Ponce
and Mayaguez — Some’ cloudiness and occasional showers today and tonight.
PUERTO
RICO and the VIRGIN
ISLANDS
.today
Scattered
and
tonight,
with
Ye
showers
a chance
of isolated thundershowers and tonight. |
WINDS:
Mastery
at
today
12
to
18
HIGH:
88
at
knots. TEMPERATURES:
YESTERDAY'S 12:30 p.m. YESTERDAY’S
STATESIDE:
LOW:
73
New York, 81, clou-
dy; ‘Boston, 79, Philadelphia, 77, clear; Miami, 84, cloudy; Chicago, 67, cloudy; Dallas, 77, clear; San dy; Washington, 77, clear; San Francisco, 80, clear. ~ E
eo
mergency
Registry
Wednesday, June 22 All Night; Pharmacy Fernandez Jurcos 1304
Tel. 3-5169.
‘
7
San
Doctors on, Night Duty Metropolitan Area . Juan — Santurce
Rio
Piedras
Call
Tel.
—
Barrie
3-2467
for
Obrere
information
and
assistance
Puerte Nuevo & Caparra Dr. R. Fernandez Isales De Diego St. 409 Rio Piedras Tel. 8-1428 Ca jas Dr. Lopez reia
up
Oe
make
no decision on the censure until
box, it says, yielded butscrews, nuts, washers, keys } Central Ave. Urb. El Verde OC
Rotary.
will
coin a
ew
shame.
strength
Juan
them
-_—
public
voting
San
Santurce
MOSCOW (AP) —/ The newspaper Evening Moscow reports
to
more
The
FORECAST:
— WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. Secretary of State Chris-
ceded
|
has
By
Gaztambide said he opposes the request because he thinks Latin American nations should have
WEATHER
Herter Admits: "We Misjudged’
of La-
countries.
should stick by ithe PR. “District Conference decision to postpone action.
representative
Internatio-
consists
in Miami.
However, Gaztambide was P.R.’s
in the Ibero-Ame-
which
Westwood,
At Banco Popular our business is helping you
trying
will seek a review by the United States Supreme Court of the Apmonitorship, that the Appeals peals Court order. If they follow Court seemed anxious to bring past patterns it could be assumed some order out of the complicated that they would probably try this monitorship proceedings before move, with’ an eye to get the naleaving in July for the summer tion’s highest court to stay the recess. Hoffa ouster trial, | Complex Case O’Donoghue has been concenThe case is one of the most trating his fire on the Hoffa ouster complicated ever handled by the action, and has’ ted to the court | Federal Courts. The record in- that’ removal of the tough ag-
posibility of finally getting to trial dockets, and court officials estimate on
of them Hoffa admirers,
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THE SAN JUAN STAR =
ees
|
oe
Test 22, 1960 |
Nothing Can Stop Status Vote | | If People Want It, Governor Says By
- In a historic moment
A. W.
ae
in the
island’s
political
annals,
Gov.
Tauis Munoz Marin signed into law yesterday morning the ple-
biscite bill.
“Now no one nor anything can impede the holding of a plebiscite if that is what the people of Puerto Rico want,” the Gov-
‘ernor said after the signing. The bill was passed last week,
The law authorizes the political parties or the public the Com-
\between
ten
per
cent
vote submits
of
the
petitions
electoral
in favor
a particular political status.
statuses—will
e |
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The law also authorizes the public to demand when the plebiscite will be held and what political status—or_
sail twice-weekly
ROE
'Trailerships now
that
AL
monwealth Department of State. A plebiscite will be held any year
appear
on the plebiscite. The only re striction it places is that the plebiscite cannot be held’ in an
Schedules between Puerto Rico and the ¥. S. via Jacksonville and New York.
election year.
a
Responsibility
“A
Where
political
long
It
status
exclusively
not be-
a_
political}
to
'.
Expedited
service;
Continuous,
a
Belongs
does
party,” the Governor said. He added that the law places the responsibility” of demanding a plebiscite where it belongs— both with
the people of Puerto Rico political parties. \ The Popular Party, repeated, does not think plebiscite
is
necessary.
and ‘its Mujfioz that a Realizing
that the minority parties disagree Mufioz said, the majority has created
HISTORIC MOMENT—Gov,
Mujfioz Marin signs the vle-
biscite into law as Speaker of the House Ernesto Ramos Antonini, rear left, and Rep. Arcilio Alvarado, partly hid-
den, watch.
(STAR
photo by Gunter Hett. yy
The
president
of
ber of Commerce co
has
denied
president
of
a the
the
Cham-
“The
Ri-
presumptuous,
claim
the
Freiria
by
Association
of
Chamber
ter
Centro
is
the
“first”
of
its
kind to work for betterment of shopping conditions in Old San Juan, mainly parking.
to
supply
more
Chamber President Ricardo Freiria said “we cannot pass unnoticed an opinion that ignores
and
the
existence
civic
nestly
groups
and
of other
that
public
have
consistently
ear-
worked
for the solution of major city problems.” He was referring to a statement made last Sunday by Hector Graciani, provisional president of the merehants' group. Graciani said that, besides promoting and developing Old’ San Juan
as
a shopping
area,
the jas-
sociation will also pressure officials to solve the parking problem. Graciani_ said this would be the first group to| take these steps. J
and
activities
the
Comite
Comercial,
fact
has
been
been
held
or
pro-
the
Act
P.
R.-Federal
which
by
Rela-
established
Mufioz
was
character-
yesterday
importance,’”’
the
will
as
of
continue
to exist until the plebiscite is held. It calls for the Governor to present be
the
Pro he
active” that
reject
“‘sreat
which
been “very parking.
has- never
ized
to
of
whereby
vided for in Puerto Rico. A referendum was held in 1951 to approve Commonwealth. The law, which
to say the least,”
cited
said have concerning “The
appears
one
tions
said.
Freiria
San Juan merchants that the latgroup
statement
of Puerto
mechanism
they can celebrate the plebiscite whenever they want it. Although Puerto Ricans and local political parties havé -been demanding a political status plebiscite almost since the occupation of the island by the U. S. in 1898,
or
Merchants’ Claim On Old San Juan Parking Disputed
the
cir-
cumstances beyond the control not only of the Chamber, but of
a “‘certificate’’!
to the
U.
S. Presi-
dent and Congress “calling for, in the name of Puerto Rico, the immediate
implantation
of
the
status winning the plebiscite except if Commonwealth wins in which
case
it
will
be
ratified by the people Rico,’’ Mufioz said. Both
minority
parties,
considered
of the
Puerto State-
hood Republican and the Independentistas, had_ strongly opposed the Commonwealth and city go- the plebiscite bill. The Republicans vernment as well, have made it objected to the inclusion of Comimpossible up to now to find monwealth in the plebiscite, and an entirely satisfactory solution,” the Independentistas said the right he said. of Puerto Rico to be independent is not a matter of voting but a “natural right.” Present at the ceremony yester-| day were Speaker! of the House Ernesto Ramos Antonini, Presi-
SEALAMD ato. LGD San
Juan
Tel.
OSLO (AP)—Soviet Health: Minister A. Kurashov is touring Norway and will soon visit the province of South Troendelag.
His
reaction
is
await-
ed to the car of the governor of the province, Gunnar Sjaastad, which Kurashov will use.
‘The car’s license number is U2. MII bon
Box are
3-2461
{"
ptaduenes Te
A‘ division
Car No. "U-2" Slated
For Top Red Visifor-
—
3-9400
of
PUERTO RICO, IN Ponce 3 3023
SEA-
ND
SERVICE,
— a
Cann
Btation,
a
dent of the Senate Samuel R. Qui-
fiones, and the en of the House and Senate plebiscite committees, Yidefonso SolA Morales and Arcilio Alvarado. There were no members of aay parties present,
The road distance York
and
San
turnpikes— 'i8'3,
Fr:
between New cisco —using
FOR
CLASSIFIEDS, | “CALL { | f
|
Cae
ing petitions with
iA
to demand a plebiscite by fil-
} i
{ i
38400 .
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THE SAN JUAN STAR
|
— Wedhentiy, Jane 22, 1960
Senate Finance Group Supports |Commerce Dept. Bill
Superior Court Judge Pay Raise Approved By House By
HAROLD
The acted
J.
LIDIN
mony from Commonwealth preme Chief Justice Luis
Senate Finance Committee yesterday to block what
Chairman
Cruz
Ortiz
terms the “exodus” wealth judges from
The
Committee
gron
told
$10,200)
$600
every
starts
a
Before
for
periodic
month
monthly the
Finance
legislation at
or
to
$850 top
$13,200
voting
a
month-
increases a
the
judiciary, Committeey
of
of
$1,100
annually. pay
the heard
need
of
committee
that
higher
“retain”
raise
Senate
experienced
judges,
and to attract suitable newcomers to the bench. Ortiz Stella said that last year alone 20 district
judges
The for
resigned.
same
bill upping
Superior
would
Court
the
judges
raise the base pay
pay also
of dis-
trict judges to $7,800, up from $6,600 yearly. The new ceiling set for district judges is $10,800, compared to the current top of
$8,100.
testi-
Finally,
the
bill
lifts
the
base
pay
of
justices
$2,400,
up
of
from
The
Commonwealth
House
of
peace to | Representatives yesterday approv-
t
annually. | ed by a vote of 46-0 a bill creat-
$1800
The new maximum for these|ing a department of commerce. magistrates is $3,900, contrasted |The Senate has not yet acted on to
the
current
$2,880
ceiling.
An
11-year-old
boy
According
Mayaguez
ice,
Francisco:
ras
was
Acevedo
carrying
a
wreath
walking with two hind a municipal
other garbage
parked
Vista
on
Buena
pol-
Estremeand
boys betruck §St.,
Ma-
i
of
merce
employs
Puerto
Rico’s
been
on
helplessly
truck,
as
rolled over ice found near
outside
the
the
the
the the
loading
stood
heavy
by
truck
boy’s body. Polfuneral wreath
scene
of
the
accident.
The other Another
boys escaped injury. pedestrian traffic
death
Rio
in
Piedras
Monday
Merced
Sierra,
36,
to a judge
last
and
$25 when
not in ses-
Put “On A Par” Committee chairman Cruz Stella jsaid since income tax must be paid on the full $16,500, the actual take-home pay of the two
presiding officers will be around
$11,000.
The purpose in voting the flat
officers,
Ortiz
put
the
of
shipping business. Little things—like knowing where.
Supreme
to put the buffers when you're loading a car; checking the temperatures in refrigerator holds constantly;
for
The
the
presiding
said
with
the chief
Commonwealth.
Legislature
pay is
ceives
Chief
“‘via Alcoa.”
first
$10,600
yearly,
while
ca-
Justice
is paid
$16,500.
Highest salaries paid by the .Commenwealth government go to a trio of administrators, according to the same Fortaleza souree. He said that the heads of Fomento, the Government Bank, and the Water Resources
ALCOMA COMPANY, INC:
island
17
per
total
com-
cent
of
employment
18 per cent of the island’s
day by the House are as follows: One authorizing the superin-
tendent teran lice;
of police
to
employ
ve-
policemen as auxiliary ‘poanother authorizing the
superintendent
to
declare a two-
year probationary period for all new policemen; a bill authorizing government agencies to discount union dues in government
employes,
salaries.
Kidnaping Probe Is Continuing El
Imparcial
employe
and
his daughter is still under inves, tigation
by
police.
Detective Lt. Alejandro Biggio said yesterday that two assistant attorneys of the Justice Department are cooperating with the detectives
in
taking
sworn
state-
ments of witnesses in the case of the two-day disappearance of Antonio
and
Sonia
Soler, father and
daughter, who were found Ponce hotel last Thursday. Soler,
pital
who
entered
Monday
with
in
Pavia
an
a
Hes-
attack
of
gastroenteritis, was reported in improved condition yesterday. Po-
lice are on duty Authority
at the hospital.
each
earn
$18,000
yearly.
Under the proposed law, rank and file legislators will also receive a $25 per diem for each legislative session they attend,
plus a $10 per diem when they participate in committee hearings
during
the
season. It is expected will
add
an
that
the
assembly $10
no
mittee attend The
per
bill diem
recess matter
to
the
clarifying during
cannot how
off-
the Senate
amendment
House-approved that
legislative
the
exceed
many
com-
hearings a legislater may in a single day. House
passed
the
legisla-
tive pay hike Monday. Ratifieation by the Senate is considered certain before the Legislature adjourns Saturday.
FERNANDO L. BUXEDA, M.D. EYE PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
The dependable service to Puerto Rico over the years’
AND
raise
the
binet secretaries receive $14,000 annually except for Secretary of State Roberto Sanchez Vilella who earns an extra $500. Com: monwealth Supreme Court justices receive $16,000, while the
Over the years, Alcoa has built a fine reputation for delivery of cargoes in top condition— based on conscientious attention to such details. That’s why 0 many shippers insist that their shipments be sent.
MAYAGUEZ
to
“on
Court.
recommended
the
was
leaders
1948, the Senator added. Governor’s Salary Low Gov. Luis: Munoz Marin re.
ment when it reaches its destination.
OFFICES IN SAN JUAN,
Stella
since
making sure that cargo containers are locked—they can make all the difference in the condition of a ship-
STEAMSHIP.
the
legislative
justice
things can mean a lot’—and it’s certainly true in the
ALCOA
for
a par” money-wise
mountain of melons.” That’s one way of saying “‘ittle
io
salary
bill,
The alleged kidnaping of a for-
sion.
$16,500
the
net income corresponds to commerce. . Other bills considered yester-
mer
per day when the assembly is in session,
and
night.
(Continued From Page 1) their per diem allowance of $15
a
to a report by the
proval
had
SENATE
can make a
Aceording
by
who
garbage
ted
seeds
functions now being fulfilled other government agencies.
House Finance and Commerce Committees recommending ap-
of the Caimito Bajo section was killed instantly, police said, when he was struck by a car on Highway 1, Km. 19, while he was crossing the road. The car was driven, police said, by Pedro L. Jimenez Sola. The case was due to be submit-
of
last Friday by Spea-
etery at 11 a.m. when the truck’s emergency brake let go. Driver Antonio Ducos Orama,
Federico
handful
powers to supervise the sport. ker Ernesto Ramos Antonini, calls for a secretary of ecommerce with full cabinet rank. It authorizes the governor to transfer to the new department commerce
night brought the accident fatality for the total island up to 176 in the first 173 days of the year,
“A
approved a horse-racing
industry. It creates a new racing board and a racing czar with wide
in the House
was killed yaguez, near the Municipal Cem-
when he was hit by a garbage truck Monday as he was taking flowers to his father’s grave.
The House also bill controlling the
The commerce bill, introduced
the bill.
Holds Wreath For Father's Grave As Truck Kills Him
a
-—— ae
current
with
top
Wo
Under
$50
of
a
the
to
annually.
Magistrate
ly,
to
op
$15,000
increases
years
-.
of
with
two
the
pay for the magistrates is a must
to raise
the basic pay of Superior Court judges to $12,000 yearly, (up
from
on
a better pay-scale for island judges. Negron Fernandez reportedly
Stella
of Commonthe bench.
voted
Fernandez
SuNe-
PONCE.
Annotincés the opening of his office at 1302 Ponce
de Leon Avenue, corner of Figueroa Street, Stop
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The Legislative Assembly of Puerto Rico has approved the
‘plebiscite bill proposed by Governor Mufoz
Marin.
Statehood Party leaders voted against th bill. '
The | i
This measure
puts an end to the Statehood Party leaders’ cries for a plebiscite, which they never really wanted. In
other words they were caught in their own bluff. It’s now up to
the people
of
Puerto
Rico
themselves
to
decide if they want a plebiscite, on which political formu_las, and at what time, provided it’s not on an election year. It’: $ the position of the Popular Democratic Party that any decisions on the political status of Puerto Rico should be
made by the people, outside of the November 8th elections.
J
The elections will thus be used for the people to make its own decisions, about the vital suestions dealing with the people’s social economic Progress. \ _ The plebiscite bill sweeps the smoke curtai
with which
the Statehood Party leaders hoped to hide the
tremendous
achievements of the Popular Democratic Party for the people of Puerto Ricd, ‘Now they can have a plebiscite whenever they want, as ‘soon as they want, and as they wanted: outside of the elections.
|
|
It’s doubtful that they will ie agree to alplebiscte
They
know that they will be again buried under the avalanche of the people's s vote. | |
A Message of the Popular Democratic Party
[> DEEDS.. NOT WORDS»
THE SAN JUAN STAR—— Wednesday, June 22, 1960
Stocks Decline Slightly
Delta May Get Permit To Fly To West Coast Cities From J A. Civil Aeronautics Board examiner has recommended permission for Delta Air Lines to extend its routes, which would make Delta the only airline to offer through service from Puerto Rico to the west coast, Doyle Payne. Delta manager here, said yesterday.
COFFEE NEW
YORK
FUTURES (AP)-—Coffee
spot
San-
tos No. 4 ex-dock closed at 37-50A. Coast and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons 3S at 36.50-36.75A and 5S 35.50-35.T5A “B™ futures closed 11 to 20 lower. Sales 69 contracts.
H.gh
Low
Close
36.66
36.50
36.56N
Jly
Sep Dec Mar May
35.85 35.20 34.55 33.90
“M° Sales
futures ciosed 45 contracts.
35.80 35.10 34.55 33.90
9 lower
Sep Dee
to
10
higher
Low 45.00
45.10 43.44
Close 45.01N
45.00 43.30
45.10N 43.44
Mar
$3.10
42.95
43.10N
May
42.69
$2.05
42.69
A-asked:;
N-Nominal.
airline
its present Worth to
should
Route 24 Lubbock
querque
where
losses
extend
beyond Ft. and Albe-
it -would
fork
be
recommendation
considered
and
for
decision
final
hear-
by
the
entire
Rodriguez
publie
-LONDON Chou
Murray
credits
Ema,
a
cer-
has
warehouse
the
T.
appoint-
Wellman,
vice
said the company is its activities in Puer-
to
an
announcement
by
to
Claudino
Santiago, general manager. Brooks, 41, who is from OklahoIma, was general sales manager of the Marion Power Shovel Co., before joining General Equipment. He has also werked with Caterpillar Tractor Co. in Africa and Venezuela.
Rico
may
visit
warehousing.”
Rodriguez will at 1510 Ponee de
have offices Leon Ave.
Cuba’
to
tures
YORK No.
6
(AP)—Domestic closed
unchanged.
Nov World
sugar
to 6 lower.
Sales
futures
634
Jly Sep Oct Jan
Low 6.07
No.
4
contracts. High - Low 2.91 2.92 3.65 2.98 3.68 3.11
Close 6.07
closed
3
Close 2.92 3.00
3.62 3.11
3.03B 3.09B
Mar May
3.16 3.20
3.13 3.17
3.10B 3.17B
Jly Sep Oct
3.24 3.25 3.30B
3.21 3.25 3.17
3.21B 3.25B 3.30B
Raw
sugar
spot
6.40.
30 20 15 6
644.93 141.62 92.14 210.94
regard
an
a
excuse
Indies,
China-Cuba also
to
sell
deal more
Union Victor
from
District for
Seafarer
International
a
practice
Court period
of of
in the U.S.
Puerto
six
Rico
months.
The order, suspending the San Juan lawyer was handed down by Federal Judge Clemente Ruiz Nazario following disbarment proceedings started by Bosch’s conviction a year ago of criminal contempt by the U.S. Court of
Appeals.
San
June
Mayaguez:
7:05 6:22
A.M.) A.M,
6:48 Low 2:49 2:38
A.M, Tides! A.M, A.M.
P.M. P.M.
8:22 P.M. . |
0:02 A.M
1:35 P.M. (1:24 P.M.
| 10:26 P.M. 1:17 P.M.
Chase
Manhattan Bank Member Federal Deposit lasurance Corp.
Outkicked (AP)—A
Soviet
In-
| rereThatp
tourist Travel Agency plan to open an office in West Berlin has been turned down. in order,
oo
to
Gs Torak, Ine.
The
Libby Owens
Alumin Ltd Aluminum Co Amerada Pet Am Airlines Am Can Am Cyan Am & FP
31% & 60 20% 383% 56% mA
+h +i Unch Unch Unch +34 re
Am
the
western
avoid
city
fathers
unnecessa1y
said,
| complica-
- I tions.
LEASE
IN OLD
SAN
JUAN
In Whole or in Part beautifully restored 3 story building. Full of commercial possibilities. Fortaleza 152 (Opposite Padin’s). Elevator, Air Conditioning, Incinerator. Street floor commercial. 2 and 3 floors office or commercial. Possibilities Tourist center. High class shops, Boutique, Art Shop, Restourant,
etc.
INFORMATION:
TEU. 2-1444 ee =
355% 473% 9238 26 169%. 7914 4312 41 11% 173% 61 68% 574
Unch — Ye — 5% +3 +% — 4% Va “ih i —2Y, We 1% +%
26
Lorillard Martin Merck MGM Mpi Hon Min Mg Mfg Monsan Ch Mont Ward Moore Mc Motorola Nat Bis Nat Cash Nat Dairy Nat
—Ph —%
Dis
+%
2858
-%
Nat Gyps
53
= %
Nat Lead
90%
—%
Nwst
Airl
20
Ty
Ohio Olin
Oil Mathi
32 435%
+h -%
Unch
NY Cent
23
+i
+ M4
Pac G & El Pan A Air
1834
46%
tlh
Pa
RR
13%
+h
40%
+5
Pepsi Cola Pfizer Prelps D
49 36% 47
Unch +1% =
45%
i+1%
— Yq
58%
| +56
6238
“1%
Phillips Pet
4314
Pure
2814
+h
Oil
+%
41%
Unch
RCA
6812
—%
453%
+i
Curt Wr Distill Corp
17% 295%
Unch the
Doug
29
+e
Raytheon Repub Stl Reyn Met Reyn Tob
41% 61% 5258 70°
ih —% a “i
915%
-—%
StReg Pap Sears Roeb
40% 5842
Ip +M%
35
+1
19%
+ %
3856
+%
367%
‘+1
Crn
Co
S Ce
My
79%, 2%
+h
Cont
Crane
= yy oes
32%
+34
Corn Pd
Lone
—
265%
61%
Oi
volume
compared
yesterday.
Ligg & My Lockh Air
3
64
Zell
Air
Che
Roy Dutch
| duPont
208
East Air East Ko
28% 124%
+% Vy
Shell
6838
iy
Shell Tran
Ford
.
rly
3714
Oil
+%
Gen
Dynam
435%
J
Sinclair
Gen
Elec
925%
—%
Socony
44
Unch
So Cal Ed -
604
30%
+h
Southn Co
4734
“he
60
— 25%
79% 66% 394 3812
1% +h -% Unch
Sperry Rd Std Brand .
22% 41%
Unch +My
Oil
28%
+t%,
Int Bus M Int Harv Int Nick Int Paper Int Tel & Tel
50914 45% 54% 104% 43%
—6% Unch ly 1% ++%
Gen Motors
.
Gen Tel. General
Tire
Gillette Goodrich Goodyear Grace & Co Gulf
Mfg
Al
33%
+H
441%
—-1%
Manuel
Superintendent
Jimenez
said
have
“not
noticeable
delay
in the
a
delivery
airmail.”
Jimenez ume
said
the
normal
iof mail was coming
into
+% +e Unch
Stud Pack Texaco
9% 16%
Unch +2%
Thom
64
i+ %
1%,
4%
34% 13%
—% +h
131%
“2%
R W
Oil
Cal
- 38
volSan
i}
Un Pac Unit Aire Unit Fruit
2658 39 23%
+e +% +%
US US
54% 80%
— % Ky
West Uni
48
- %
Westg A Bk
29%
“%
Westg
60%
1%
105% 113%
—~Y —%
US Indust
airline
made
+%
383% 4138 45
Nn
of Mails
the
walkouts
41%
St Oi Ind St Oil (NJ) St Oil Oh
Un Carbide
terday.
-%
St Oil Cal
Twent Cen ~ Tran W Airs
Cancelled airline flights to San Juan have not inteferred with the delivery of mail to Puerto Rico, postal authorities said yesActing
Mobil
Tidewat Oil
Mail Not Affected By Airline Strike
of
FOR
48%
Con Edis
Kaiser 8:48 P.M. 8:39 9:47
2:31 A. -M,
BERLIN
areca)
Kenrtecott
Joy
22
High Tides! 7:14 A.M.)
Juan:
Fajardo: Ponce:
Intourist
coke
+Y% +1%
Dow
leader and_ labor-lawyer M. Bosch, has been’ sus-
1,860,000
2934
Anaconda
on
shares
Corporate bonds advanced in fairly active trading: U. S. government bonds drifted lower. Trading was dull.
5534
Chal
36
the West
with
Allied Chem
25%
quota
irregular
Allis
—%
claiming
were
1,550,000
Quotations
38%
because
et
Ai
of the
—M%, ae +13 itl, mee | +g — 58 +56
Mayaguez:
at
(AP)—Nine
63" 31% 69% 3218 664% 44% 27 49%
Ponce:
is the time
YORK
Armco Stee] Armour Assoc D G might supply 500,000 tons of sugar Atl Refin to China under a new trade pact. Bendix Av London dealers fear that) this Beth Steel might be the first of a series of Boeing Air Borden annual bargains. If the deal with China ' goes Borg War through, Cuba would be selling Cdn’ Pac more than it is entitled to under Cater Tr the sugar agreement which re- Cer de Pas stricts exports in order to | keep Chrysler Cities Sv up price levels. Traders suggest other producing Coca Cola
San Juan: Fajardo:
to talk to your friend
shares
+% —%
producers,
Wednesday, 2.59 0.19 6.09 0.51
3,970,000
ithe
prices
TIDES
Off Off Up Off
with
- 89% 555%
world
of
Monday.
Tel Tel Tob
JONES
INDUS RRS UTLS STKS
traded
Am Am
in
B-Bid.
DOW
compared
i+ 3%
fall
prices
were down $2.59 to $644.93. Volume totaled 3,860,000 shares
13%
pended High 6.07
cents.
Std
SJ Labor Lawyer Draws 6 Months Suspension 2
five
Am
Onetime
Sales
modest
The Associated Press average of 60 stocks fell $.30 to $221.60. The Dow Jones 30 industrials
oe
and lower prices.
contracts,
a
26%
sugar than they presently ate allowed under their quotas.” And that could lead to a surplus
sugar fu-
and Poor’s 500 stock
lost
5054
a
15 most active stocks declined and six advanced. Standard Kollsmanh was the most active, closing at 25 on 152,700 shares. i American Stock Exchange
they
Smelt
as
FUTURES
trend as
news of a fare United States.
a. big Am Sugar
could
distribu-
field
NEW
General
rdach-
Chinese Premier
countries, notably
that of partito his com-
Puerto
through
SUGAR
for
En-Lai
Reports
the
Market
agreements were being broken, might try to sell more sugar in world markets. According to reports here Cuba
field
announcing
tors
according
that
index
NEW
negotiate a trade agreement have aroused fears that Cuba may upset the international sugar agree
pany “is the growing trend among large American corporations to extend inventory
Corp.,
(AP)—
ing London
to
accountant,
to Rico. He said cular importance
manager
non-
To Represent Lawrence Co.
president, expanding
Equipment
aircrafts rails,
other
ment,
general
most
Redriguez Ema
In
assistant to the
Motors,
lower.
Trade circles believe China-Cuba sugar deal could | lead
is a mainland concern.
has been named
and
closed
favor-
ment.
tified
Brooks
recent.
inf’l Agreement
been appointed by the Lawrence Co. as its special representative for Puerto Rico. The company
P.
some
Deal Could Upset
CAB.
Ramon
APPOINTED—Charles
Standard
Cuba-China Sugar
will
a
very
ferrous metals and rubbers were mixed. The airlines rose slightly,
Delta Air Lines first applied for permission to fly to the West Coast five years ago. Since then, several other airlines, including Eastern, have also applied.
Stodola’s
among
ities. Eleetronies
against
did Monday on increase in the
- Most losses held about $1 a share, but there were higher
into two branches, one going through Tucson, Phoenix, and San Diego to Los Angeles, and the ether through Las Vegas to San Francisco, Payne said.
ing
High 45.00
Jiv
35.85N 35.20N 34.55N 33.90
the
moving
stock
market declined slightly in active trading yesterday.
CAB examiner Edward T. Stodola made his initial decision in the five-year-old southern transcontinental case, saying
that
By JOHN MCKEE| YORK (AP)—The
NEW
10%
Rub Steel
Elc.
Yng Sh& Zenith
Market Total
T
Tone
.
Sales.
-“%
Lower 3,860,060
Of Special Interest (Courtesy
Lynch,
of
Pierce,
Sam
Juan
Fenner’ & |
Juan as airlines were “doubling- Central Aguirre § up” on mail handled per flight. Chase Manhattan He said that extra mail sorters Com. Oil Ref. Co. Fajardo East. Sugar! have been hired to facilitate the Fajardo East. Sug. pt. speedy handling of incoming mali. First Natl. City Bank “At most”, he said, delivery NMaule Industries | of mail has been delayed only Pueblo Supermarkets a few, hours: | P, R Telephone 14
i t
Office
Merril}
22% 58%
58%
Smith, Bid
Ime.) Ask
.
34%
3%
2058
20%
2634 78%
27% 18%
7% 144%
15
44 __
\
“THE SAN JUAN! ST
| |
rR — : Wednesday, June 22, 1960 |
{ 1 |
Try a pack of new Dual Filter Tennyson cigarettes foday. You'll like their smoothness and taste,
|
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¥
8
Mrs. Mendez Semi-Finalist For Annual Lane Bryant Contest Mrs. Ana G. de Mendez, of Rio Piedras, has been named a semi-finalist in the Lane Bryant Annual Awards competition with a
of
and has Citation
outstanding
Biddle
been honored in recognition
community
the
Maldonado,
Rio
Professional
Business
Women’s
bia
Social
Research
1948
at Colum-
selection for the awards made by a panel of six
judges.
They
are
the
Hon.
president
will
be
Hotel
made
on
Nov.
Plaza ‘
in
New
The new queen was crowned by Teresita del Rosario Echeandia, last year’s queen, and Pilar-
University.
Final _ will be
Modern
Linen,
The coronation of Sylma Davila Sevillano as Children’s Queen of Phi Eta Mu fraternity took place recentJy at the fraternity’s club house in Cupey, Rio Piedras.
and draws many hundreds of nominations each year from all over the country. The nominees are screened by the Bureau of Ap-
plied
magazine A.
Fraternity Crowns Children’s (Queen
Annual
in
the
of James
Awards
life. One individual
established
editor
10 at the York City.
participation to benefit American
was
B. Keating, Senator York, Dr. Russell Kirk,
tion.
of and
Mrs. Mendez is among those being actively considered for one of two awards of $1,000 given annually to encourage voluntary
Awards
the
author, and Basil O’Connor, president of The National Founda-
Club.
home and community award is made to an and one to a group. The Lane Bryant
of
Committee,
of Time, Inc., James A. Michener,
serv-
president
Piedras
president
Kenneth from New Age,
ice for 1959. Mrs. Mendez was nominated for this award by Miss
Violeta
Duke,
International Rescue
cita
Acevedo,
cess.
Rene
the
Royal
Gonzalez
corted the queen. Ambassadresses to the
A.
court
were
Alpha
es-
queen’s
Carmencita
za, representing
Prin-
Freytes
Mendo-
Beta
Chi
fraternity; Bobby del Valle of Mu Alpha Phi sorority; Sara Margarita Suarez, Eta Gamma Delta sorority. The three ambassadresses pre- | sented the queen with flowers. Carmencita Mendez, Queen of
San
Jorge
Academy,
was
a spe-
cial guest at the coronation. Members of the new queen’s
GARDEN CLUB’S NEW BOARD— Mrs. Bernice Jimenez, left, officially took over the gavel of office from outgoing president Mrs. Louis C. Butler, at a luncheon board meeting last week in the Swiss Chalet. Other new officers are Mrs. Jerrold Von Wedel, first vice-president; Mrs. Butler, treasurer; Mrs. Madison Fletcher, second vices president; and Mrs. A. J. Samaritano, recording secretary, second from left to right. Mrs. Butler holds a Mexican ceramic bow}, a gift from the club. (STAR photo by Betty Knorr)
Young Ladies { Install New Garden Club Boare To Be Feted Mrs.
yor,
Denise
Betancourt,
Betancourt,
Carlotin
Aileen Garcia,
Lauri Franceschi, Maria Silva, Camari Muniz, Maria Victoria Lanza, Leticia Collazo, Susana and Aidetere Ball. Other members of the queen’s]| court were
Olguita
vian Villavérde, Ilsa
M.
Suria,
Marilia Mrs.
Ana
G.
de
Mendez
garita
Jimenez,!
new-
from
the
Louis
C.
The ambassadresses, escorts and their courts of honor for
ing and luncheon last week in the Swiss Chalet. | Mrs. Jerrold Von Wedel is the group’s new first vice-president;
will
Room
of
be
the
held
in
struction
of
of the
Escambron
Club at 10 pm., June proceeds going toward
the
Butler,
president,|
who
Mrs.
now. is the
club’s treasurer, at aboard imeet-
the Dance of Flags will be honored at a Vermouth in the Club Nautico of San Juan Sun-
kind,
outgoing
its Lira
Beach 27, the
with con-
church
and
Mrs.
Madison
Fletcher,
second
school of Our Lady of Pity in Isla Verde. A queen will be chosen by chance from the ambassadresses present. Music by the Pepito
will be Torres
and by Joe Mayer
Rosana and
Mrs.
recording
A.
J.
Sama-
secretary,
and
Mrs. Joseph Czerniewicz, corresponding secretary. New board members for the club include Mrs. Madeline O’Brien, Mrs. Douglas Reeves,
Mrs.
West
Cheadle, genass,
Faison
and Mrs.
while Mrs. Mrs. Page
David
Charles ReOates, Mrs.
George Chenaux, Mrs. Glenn Leonard, Mrs. Ferd Ransom and Mrs. Olga de Ribas, outgoing recording continuing
secretary, remain board members.
as _
Todays Calendar|
and his group.
TODAY— Final concert of this year’s Festival Casals series at the University of Puerto Rico auditorium at 8:30. Guest soloist,
:
Maureen
Catinchi.
Forrester,
contralto,
will
sing the Brahm’s Akio Rhapsody with the University of Maryland Chorus and orchestra, conducted by Don Pablo Casals, M. Horszowski, pianist will perform the
Mattei,
Sara
vice-president;
ritano,
furnished orchestra
Folch, Ana Vi-
Gracielita
Berrocal
de
At Vermouth
court of honor are Nilmita Vi-, llaverde, Carmen M. Colon, Ed- day June 26, at 10 a.m. mecita and Lizete Orraca, Nildita The dance, the first Mendez, Yolianne Figueroa, Sonia Sotomayor, Mayra Sotoma-
Bernice
ly elected president of the Garden Club of Puerto Rico, took office
Mar-
Garraton.
Beethoven Choral Fantasy with the U. of Maryland conducting.
TODAY—
Sunday eT
thru
See
$5.50
a 8
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Thursday
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additional
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Echeandia, right, while Sara M. Suarez and Rene Gonzalez, left, .watch th e ceremony. 1.
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in
Santurce
Maria
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on Ashford
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Avenue..
| Mrs, Purcell’s Tea <° on
Thursday,
June
23,
at 4 p.
m.
to introduce her sister, Mrs. ‘Flor M. Evans, from Lufkin, .Texas,‘to : . her friends:
Plan
or Barranquitas 62
Sacred
cell will entertain af a tea at her home at 1353° Magdalena Ave.,
ee
For reservations call in San Juan 3-0010 0060800000000
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children up to 3 years no charge i
Minimum
Casals
to benefit Catholic missions in Japan at 6 p. m. in “La Boutique”
i
i a
person we
and
of the Little Theater of Puerto Rico will hold their monthly business meeting this evening at 8 Pp. m. in the Club Nauti¢éo. TODAY— Coronation of Miss Joanne Romanace as Queen of the Nu Sigma Beta fraternity and the Club Flamboyan at a ball at 9 p. m. in the Club Flamboyan. TODAY— Fashion show and exhibit of Japanese art objects given by a group from the Convent
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THE SAN JUAN STAR —
——
,
“Ih nd NNN
By
around PONCE
Rosarito
ds
Jesus
|
Greetings!
Sastre, Sigrid Castro, Rita Ven-|
who
have
joiners
Puertorriqueia
Saad, Ana Victoria’ Torres, Ame-
len
Daughter
Rosita
Catalina
Gorlin, Ma-
Magalie
Forteza,
sa
Julia
Hernandez
Cabrera,
Ri-
ta Elizabeth Quifiones, Zaida 1.
been
Maria
were
Delgado,
Ivonne Nieva, Martita Fiol, Ro-
living in, Havana for many years. Mrs. Pepita Goenaga de Ferre is visiting her daughter Maggie living in Miami. Resita and Guille Torruella are back in Ponce for the summer. They live part of the year in Miami.
ia
Montuli
Balasquide,
Balasquide,
Miriam
Mamena
Balasquide
Frau, Igda Falcon, Teresita quez, Miriam Torres, Pilar The Ponce Chapter of Phi Mu Fraternity held a dance
VazPou. Eta last
Saturday evening at Club Deportivo as one of its pre-conven-
is
also with them and she will leave tion activities. Luis Garraton, shortly for Europe. president of the Supreme CounCongratulations to Ivonne and cil, was awarded the Order of Lilo Becerra. It’s a newborn baby Merit Medal for his achievements boy! He will be a playmate to during the year. Among those two brothers and one sister. enjoying the dance were Carmen A birthday party to celebrate Mariana Garraton (Ponceiia living Maria Ines Perezguerra’s ninth in San Juan) escorted by Eric birthday took place last Saturday Rhyss, Mercedes and Jose Raat her parent’s home, Reina St. mon Vendrell, Edna Goyco and She is the daughter of Julita Luis Miranda, and Annie Mary and
Carlos
Suarez.
and
Last Sunday there was a stockholders’ meeting of the Ponce (Country
:
sita ‘Torruella, Iraida Cordero, Irem del Carmen Poventud. Other
moved
has
| Roosevelt Road ie School. Clas Of 1960 1 |
ll, Isabelita Vendrell, Lizette| erres, Divinita Franceschi, Ro-
to San Juan. Welcome to Mrs. Pepifia Benitez de Pou who is visiting her daughter Syivia Pou de Jesus. Pepiia
si
Wednesday, June 22, 1960
.
This new weekly colum will be devoted to activities in and around Ponce and to
Poncefios
»
i}
Willie
Get
Club Deportivo will hold the Debutantes Cotillion Dance this
row from left, are Father J. F. Geary, Baxter B. Stinson, the principal; Capt. O. B. Stanley, Jr., CO of the Navy Base; Jesse H. Stinson, Lt. Comdr. A. L. Child, Chaplain Carl Elwood and Cmdr. Richard Ironmonget, who officiated at the + graduation ceremonies. (US Navy Photo.) re
, Ann Landers Says
Guzman.
well
Mentalve
Club.
GRADUATES—In the front row. from left, are Jeffrey E. London, Norma Jean Mack, Benjamin Alexander, Jr., Janice Carol Trafton, John R, Hare, Patricia O. Nelson and Douglas Shannon, graduates of Roosevelt Roads High School Class of 1960. ae
wishes
to
Giles,
who
de
How To Get Out Of Car Gracefully
Bourdes is
hos-
pitalized at the Hospital de mas, Poncenes In San Juan
Da-
divieso
na
ing
the
the
San
They
attend no’s
Ponce
Chapter
of
Eta
members
The
affair
and their mothers.
took
place
in
the
El
fellow
Rita. to
Dora’ Teresita ‘Penagarica-
coming-out
party
at the
10
finalists
Juan
to
Ca-
Queen
Bautista
drops
me
off in his
car I seem to have a terrible time existing like a lady.
My skirt goes up and the tops
of
Carnival
day at the San Juan City Hall. Jackie Wirshing was selected as
cocktail party yesterday at the Caribe Hilton Hotel to introduce Jackie to the press. She was re
one
cently
of
the
10
from
which
us have ever seen a solution printed anywhere. Can you help
us?
Thank
DAISY. | DEAR
you. =
the
Vice
appointed
assistant
President
of
to
Public
the
DAISY:
OOPS
Yes,
E.
there
their balance because the car is still rolling when they open the door. | Next, gather your books and
is purse, cradling everything in one this coming Friday. Credito y tions of the bank in San Juan. arm, and |with your free hand, Lupita, Gloria and Bilanquita open the door. Be sure to turn Ahorro Poncefio Bank held a
queen will be drawn by chance
Vigia home of Mrs. Pedro Mufiiz Ramos. Praxedita Torres de Garcia was also honored on the.
occasion as an outstanding
Ada
met at a cocktail party last Thurs-
Gamma Delta University Sorority held a cocktail-party to honor
new
daughter
sino de Puerto Rico that evening. The judges in charge of choos-
Diaz).
The
and
told friends they planned
Cancio will be leaving tomorrow on a three-week vacation to Miami and Mexico; The Cancio sisters, long-time fans of Arthur
Murray, plan to visit the dance
Rela- studio
in Mexico
City.
te make
your exit, so you'll be
id ee
Jema Montull, Nylsa Saad, Karen Matilde Costas Rodriguez, Sonia Daly Rullan (Adjuntas); Carmen McLean, Olga Josefina Negron, Milagros Colon Figueroa (Juana Diaz); and Eileen Bernard (Jua-
es as
DEAR ANN: Is there an of my stockings (including the an. art to| getting out of a car art to getting out of a car garters) show. I know I must gracefplly.) Visiting San Juan last Sunday like a clumsy ox. First, make sure the car has gracefully? When I have lookSeveral of my girl friends have come to a! dead step befere you Awilda Maldonado (Pefiuelas); were Conchita Vidal de Hilera, school books to carry and a the same problem and none of try to get out. Many girls lose Jalin Milagros Conde, Edda Zu- Ada Rita and Jerge Lucas ValSaturday. The following young ladies are bowing into society:
heading out the door, not scootch-
ing out sideways. This will avoid the embarrassing exhibit of garters and petticoats. You're welcome. |
soro-
rity member. New members from Ponce who joined the Eta Gamma Delta Sorority last week were: Magda
SB
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ne aa
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‘Thursday, July 23rd, the highlight of Car-
if you want,
nival week. A delicious native Buffet Criolle ‘around’ the pool... . PLUS Juan Pefia and -
Buffet Criollo 8 P.M. — tip.
his ‘tipieds ‘with the famous Toribio and his
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the ocean, an all evening N
POST TIME IS 3 P.M. Racing
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Year
or just
Around
Wednesdays, Fridays, Sundays and ‘Holidays
ise bt PAARL AA ee che Sob i.e
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relax,
eat
swim
in the pool
and dance—
miss the best party in San Juan. aPorinh) -aHOTE
(native
rake a “good, luck” midnight dip in
coma \
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but, .don’t
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rel
matter
in Club
rs
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, June 22, 1960 i
Brown Hands Through The Wire
Filipino Loyalty By RALPH McGILL Editor, The Atlanta Constitution
The President’s welcome in Manila stirred two memories: A few weeks after the second great war I talked one evening with an army officer who had been one of those in the desperate surrender
at
Corregidor
and
the
on
all
the
suffering,
infamous
death
followed. “When
the
I
death
thing
think
of
most
back
companions,
vivid
in
my
mind
is
that not
happened,”
the
of
or
a
cigaret.
Time
will
help
those
me
he
which
said,
‘‘on
the
one
brutalities, things.
first the many small brown hands which so often the wire of the prison camp, slipping me, and food
march
store
I
remember
reached through others a bit of
the
harsher
memo-
ries on the back shelf. But nothing will erase my image of the great
loyalty
ef
the
Filipino
people.
Their
us. They hid our escaped prisoners with them. We will never know how and
children
survived
people...” One
WHERE
EAST
MEETS
WEST: A
scale model shows how Hawaii’s $26,000,000 East-
thought
of
because
of
when
the
that,
soldiers
fought
with
and formed guerrilla forces many American men, women
the
kindness
of
the
peopleof Manila
Filipino
roared
their
welcome to President Eisenhower. Most Loyal Of All Asians : This is a story which somehow has never been put into perspective. The Filipino people-are Asian. But they are distant
West cultural and technical study center will look when completed in four years. The from the peoples and the lands which knew Colonial government high rise apartment (center) built over a stream on the University of Hawaii cam- under the Dutch, the French, the British and the Portuguese. pus will house faculty members. The three buildings (right) are student dormitories. Nowhere in all of the vast area of Colonial Asia was there any loyalty to Colonial power which compares even remotely with Some 2,000 scholarship students, 1,600 of them from foreign countries, are expected of the Philippines. to attend classes. The Administration has recommended spending $8,300,000 over a that The British have accumulated a magnificent record of assistthree year period. Hawaiian lawmakers are fighting for $30,000,000. The East-West ing units of their once far-flung empire to orderly independence. center was authorized in the same Foreign Aid act which called on the State De- Wherever the British governed there was at least some ‘public partment to study a similar North-South center for Puerto Rico. education, a trained bureaucracy of indigenous people, and, most ‘
Our Man
important of all a the process of law.
in San Juan
Of Money Consumed >
But From
By Al Dinhofer JIG-SAW PUZZLE DEPT: Eduardo taine, ef Utuado, put about $30 into velope and left it Jater he looked for
some
field
nibbled
mice
away
in his room. Three days his money and discovered
had
at
LaFonan en-
his
entered
the
green-backs.
house
and
Eduardo
was
the
was
National
told
he
City
would
have
money so that the recorded. He stayed
ing
the
money
brother-in-law
the
mice
his
food.
Bank,
to
J.,
where
he
reconstruct
Cornel
with
the
Leconte
gotten
the
aid
the
Adams,
money
of
his
still
glad
rather
eat
than
ROW joins
this
week
Gary
will
spot news
news
help
cruise
Gary staff
around
almost
to
the
the
news. Gary, 25,
McDonald,
of station
increase
local
town
stories to station
The phone will in the studio,
aired
*
DEPT:
the
to
*
and
phone
studio
about
is
a
5
Gary
pm.,
daily
graduate *
ON’A
Joanie
of
De
MY
Dorsey,
ke
in
left
6 and
island
for
their
pitch
of
summer.” telephone
for
our
The went
up
playmates
day
was
apso
foiled.
WOULD-BE phoned that
&
AUTHORS
this department
might
¢
sell
around
DEPT:
to suggest these
A
reader
a book idea
parts.
It
should
FLETCHER STAR
the
was
intrica-
Campos
Parsi
informative,
and
Luisita
succinct,
and
re-
i
book
both
‘Puerto
hard
ke
ROW
published
*
Rico,
cover
and
Ruth
Island
this week
and
Gruber’s
of
Promise”
by Hill & Wang
paperback
in
eflitions.
&
New
York,
is
for
Development
Rosemary
readying
Woolnor’s
a
Vie-
Program... .JIrwin
Clooney; their
five
and their 75-year-old uncle, Dr. Jose of
the
Condado...A
called
904
Intermezzo
Ponce
Bosch
de
has
new
and
will
Leon,
modern
in
14.
Owner
Raymond
tals of the world.
the United States is unique, merely the promise of in-
planned
progress power
toward
of
it.
At
revolutionary
the
forces
is
tions
the
second
with
an
lessened,
degree
any
in
not
memory earnest,
is a later intelligent
one.
placards asking why Japan has than the Philippines. There
distressed
producers
manufacturing
oil
of and
copra
(dried
soap).
‘These
the
young
could
bring
subject
Filipino to and all the and
turning, the
teacher of
U.
S.
assistance
of
economic
of necessity, Filipinos
of the
there
herself
coconuts talks
‘
It
used
with
close
Japan.
were
cold
will
war.
The be
themselves
from world
to
is
We
must
from
in
Japan
to
for
trade,
want
of
indignation
save
participate.
soon
the
And
will
Congress—,
a
her
from
not
clear
many
things.
in Manila, the hottest
we
reduce
for
Japanese need for
was
so
in
her.
difficult
the tiny opposition trade likely will be
government
howls
for
Communists
from
in this country. te the President’s
of
Rankles
sufficiency
to the
who
planning.
business we wait
conversa-
teacher
understand..,recalling the presence of the suffering and sorrow thereby produced. The
This little reminder, makes us see again that but
meat
to
school
received more economic were others from the
recalled
Aid To Japan The
to
lady
Fhilippines at a graduate school seminar The few signs of questioning opposition
visit were assistance
on
It is of several
young
aren’t
some
echoing
doing
tariffs,
hometown
forces. The adjustment will be the more painful if until it is forced. And that is what we seem intent on
doing.
TODAY’S
-B=ST
FROM
EUROPE
Jim-
Mondello,
a steel
Toledo French doors
band
ducer
from
St.
Thomas...The
Restaurant, specializing in and American dishes, will in
San
Juan
Barry
“on
or
Juan
Yellen
before
this
Festival
set
dates
the
next
eight-week
stint at the Tapia
Jan.
10
March
5,
Gypsy
Rose
through
negotiating
the
Festival
with
with
the
coming
Drama
has
1961.
pro-
for
his
Theater—
Barry’s
Lee
Broadway
Mame.”
new
Spanish, open its
been
to
kick-off
hit,
“Auntie
cE
:
FEVER |
t
KNEBEL
Washington
Bureau
—
Papers will treat this information| ¥e ty, We ;cam’t| seem to multias confidential. ,
capi-
of
night-
they
the
a
tremendous
understanding
August
Georgia’s Senator Talmadge backs Lyndon Johnson for president. the interest of national security,In Johnson trusts Yankee
it to half
was the
an
loosed in the world were in eyidence in the Philippines. But the leaders had faith in the United States and the transition to independence was a happy one. The image of the brown hands reaching through the wire
children,
One thing about the Republicans. Not only did they clean up| De ton,” ” “the mess in Washing but exported
the
and
C. Ferrer,
open
Stop
contracted
war
of
much
El Comandante’s drumbeater, plans to a party for actor;producer Jose Ferrer,
wife
There
end
feature
|
campaign
Island
Tress, throw his
Ponce
dependence.
bases
}
DEPT:
ET CETERA DEPT: Publicist ad-man James
POTOMAC By
are
weekend.”...San
The Dorsey’s phone is again working. If you’re in favor of friendship, phone 3-6678., *
Hector
READER’S
port
have
ad
understands
courts
the one Asian experience of the beginning there was not
The
and a composer
of
the widely-known Italian architect and decorator, to create the interior. He plans to im-
which during
blink,
He
*
my
Teresita,
the the
are
&
laxed.
at
Jimmy
friends
on
by
ques
Paul” Uni-
Santa
who
pictorical presentation inherent in event. The back-stage interviews,
recorder can be
DEPT:
9, of
vacation...Most
their
cies of a a musical
promotion
sum
*
Tensions,”
people
of WIPR-TV
right.
of
OX
HOUSE
own
Seix,
to
Nervous
those
se
return
placed a classified ad in the STAR stated they are “Looking for playmates
peared,
his
spot
COME
school
in
huge
will
Develop
manager
Miles.
Vic
be attached to a tape so Gary’s dispatches
immediately.
of
WHOA
versity.
and
program
coverage.
director
To
“interest
casting of the Casals Festival. The programs are directed by Jack Delano, who is assistant
new *
RADIO
calm.”
Rodriguez,
money.
Chicago,
too
handled
The moral of this little true-life story is that food is getting so expensive, it’s cheaper to
“How
it should
BRAVOS DEPT: A reverberating round of applause is due the staff and technicians of WIPR-TV for their fine coordinating and tele-
serial numbers could be up numerous nights past-
together
had
S.
called
and
e*
more than glad the mice hadn’t broken into his food cabinet. He took the minced money to
be
system
‘
i
The
Census Bureau
reports U.S.
population gained; 28 million in 10 |¥€ars-
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Nest Feathering Time The cost of living keeps going up. seems
more
expensive
day
by
day.
Everything
Now
we're
going
to have to pay more for our laws. The lawmakers in the Legislature are voting themselves a pay increase. They’re not being stingy either. The salaries and
per diems seem more than adequate for services rendered,
when
you
take
into
account
the
long
needed laws: that haven’t been approved.
list
of
~
But even if we think the lawmakers showed a lack of humility in adjusting their own pay, we suspect their largesse was influenced by the conviction that this community, dnce known as a Caribbean poorhouse, has become an affluent society. The-source of pay increases for legislators is loaded. The “taxpayer’s purse is the legislator’s cornucopia. Out of it comes huge sums for everything else, so why not something for the boys in the back room, ° . ‘ The unreasonable citizen who might suspect that ' the legislators were voting something for themselves must remember ‘that the men who voted are ending
their terms
this year.
It would
be unfair to imply
.' that any legislator who voted for the increase expects
to benefit by re-election in November to a new fouryear term.
{
:
Among the pay raises were flat $16,500 a year salaries for the Speaker of the House and the Presi-
dent of the Senate, without per diems. A member | of the Senate committee which approved the raises for the‘ two-top-ranking legislators, from the present
$3,000) plus per diems, pointed out that this isn’t as
.. good as it appears -because the salaries are | to income taxes. We know how they feel.
Shelved For The Gov.
Mufioz
Marin
bill to authorize
subject
DOGFIGHT
Duration?
signed into law
yesterday
a plebiscite on political status.
Only
a
In America
You'll Get A Silly
The furor over a plebis-
cite should now subside to a murmur and the political parties
can
begin
discussing
the
issues
that
normally
predominate in a political campaign year. These should include education, public health, improvement in the\”’ economy, taxes, law enforcement, expansion and ji"?
of the people! Of course The
cular brand
that
of plebiscite, victory
guarantees
|
continue. We
will
people
the
hope
with
for
‘In the old days, the teacher asked, “Who
* happen.
can’t
a built-in mechanism party’s
each
answers
demand
will
choice;
want one.
The machinery
is waiting to be turned on.
These
An Old Dilemma There appears members
of
question of where
Clubs
in
Puerto
Rico
among on_
the
cent chance
Some members
Once
Clubs.of-Puerto Rico should be, under
Zone Four in the United States, others want.it under the Ibero-American Zone, which is the: Latin Amer.
you
pose the question:
any
time
you get
America?
You
two
can
start
or more
Rico part
hE
States citizens, it is geographically in the
Caribbean, it\ is called by its press agents between
the
Americas,”
its
language
“the link
is Spanish,
its
economy is the U. 8. economy with U. S. postage, U. S.
-Customs
and
U.
S.
Immigration
services,
its
{
nor in the United
Nations:
So that’s no’ answer? ‘Ther! ask
Hafry
Golden.
knew
ings
and
a
that
that
time 1066
1812
a different
|
educators was
the
Battle
marked
emphasis
for
is o
guessed
visit the fire house,
churches
in
the
the newspaper,
area.
|
.
wanted
same as the first letter in each President's last
;
name.
“Washington,
dison,
Monroe,
Adams,
Adams,
Jefferson,
Jackson,
Van
Harrison; Tyler; Polk.” If someone he
war
heard this before, you
Ma-
Buren,
tells you
can tell him
I
invented ‘it in Public School 20 and I won
a prize for it.
facts
|
I do not mean I am better or worse for -
So they got rid of them.
I mean that the basis of know-
ledge: As-a
I know
When you give up facts, however, all you. can teach the kids is that they ought to work
of the first eleven Presidents of the United
together happily, go to college to learn the facts, and attend a church of their choice once
it is something of an accomplishment when
i
| |
bering the names of the first eleven. Repeat: |
of Hast-
different
who
“When a just man makes a just bill he takes pay.” The first : letter of éich word ig the
to
the second
children
devising this handy initial facts were important
a week.
men
serve in the U. S. armed forces, it has n> representa-’ “’
tion in Congress
questions.
genuine education
of. hitting it.
of
“When I was young, I very much
and that each fact has consequences. The educators thought it was. the fault of the. facts.
if
of Latin
Puerto Rico is under the American flag, its people are United
discourage
upon
They
was
argument
persons together
is Puerto.
_
a good
multiple choice
composed
to: memorize the names jof the Presidents. In fact, I invented a handy method for remem-
with England. But the kids didn’t know there
This is an interesting debate but it isn’t a new by any means.
classes and
worry because all the kids knew were facts, ,
ican section. | one
called
are
correctly it was Christopher Columbus. Both
The multiple choice question has banished facts. It has made the fact unimpo: You ean guess at the fact. You have a per
they belong in the international
scope of that excellent organization.
insist the Rotary
are
I believe they
to be some disagreement
Rotary
ses
Baruch, (2) Christopher Columbus, (3) Nathan Hale, (4) Mickey Mantle.” |
issues of the day before they enter the polls to elect a government. After that, a plebiscite if the people
Golden
dren who thought Mickey Mantle discovered America while others called “advanced” clas-
discovered America? Choose one. (1) Bernard
the
to
Harry
called. “remedial” and are composed of chil-
discovered America and in what year?” When a kid rose to answer either he knew! or he. didn’t know. No one asks that q ion to‘day. Instead the question is worked, “Who
parti-
party’s own
every
a plebiscite,
for
clamor
That
dreaming.
we’re
Answer By
welfare
the general
and
services
of public
provement
t
* Ask A Silly Question,
The
law is now on the books for the people to use whenever they feel like doing so..
c
aE
|
States school
consequ
offhand. is
only
the
names
The sad/ part of this is that an
extended
kindergarten
and
all the question wants to know is whether it |
r
““To--pretend ito the -community . that the kids are édticatéd, the “teacher :. passes every:
‘g@neicIe is true! 'thaY Sonie of the classes are
was,
Shakespeare,
George
my Manville,or Edward
C.
Marshall,;
G. Robinson,
‘wrote the Point Four Program.
Tom-
Jr., who
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12
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, June 22, 1960
Quiet Terror In A Grubby
Paris Room
A Young Algerian Man Waits For Death By
PARIS
—(AP)—
ULYS
H.
In
grubby
a
room
apartment-house near Paris, Mohand for death.
He received a telegram signed with his brother’s name, saying that the brother had just arrived from Algeria.
YATES
of
a
rundown
Bouradia,
28, waits
Would
~
Bouradia is a victim Bationalist rebellion.
of the
5-'%
year
like
to France
settled
in
a
industrial
the
heavily
fringe
of
hope
Paris
other
young
of bettering
Algerian
of
“That
Soon
an
agent
Algerian
for
populated and
the
rebellion,
Algerians,
himself.
district
began
in
Bouradia
the
working
in
FLN,
asked
political
a
for
force
behind
a contribution
to the
was
to discover
this
in a terrifying
Caribbean
telegram
mutual
to
a
was
was
Bouradia’s
He
friend
|
a blind,’’ says
dragged
with
the
cab
by
around
cell.
single
A
the
table
were
unshaded
his family
him.
the
members
electric
light
and
In
an
court
Bouradia
session,
the
cell
By
HAROLD
J. LIDIN
Caribbean
eame
a long
step
once
the
Organization closer
to
metroplitan
in Washington
powers
members
agree-
of
the
predicts this early 1961.
will
ment
for its creation.
The
signers
The
were
Great
the
Nether-
words
the
United
lands,
Britain,
France,
and
Organization,
Places
the
which
present
new “reflect
going on
WATCH
PIMPLES
and area
department
lent
of
Rico
status,
has
State
complexion
look
Dr.
The
tedoy!
SUL :& RAY
have
Blem-Stick Medicated
Miracle
favorite
Blemish
Before
Contact
and
the
the
Guiana,
Martinique.
baptized,
at
least
members
of
the
first
new
body.
Council
Beauregard
meeting,
says
he
will
“immediately” after the Congress ratifies yester-
day’s accord, meeting.
Chairmen
will
for
shall
be
tionality
and
the
“preferably”
Council by
meeting |
will
na-
shall
in the
of the
Rico
budget
rotated
be held
ritory of each areas in turn.
a
each
meeting
Puerto
be
be
ter-
the
signed
eStablishing
Organization
at
the
yes-
except
French
for
the
delegation.
secretariat.
imnfunity nel
of
will be the
Diplomatic
given person-
central
secretariat,
temporarily located in the Teachers Association Building at 452 Ponce
de
Just as been,
the
Leon
Hato
Rey.
the
Commission.
has
new
Organization
will
concerned
with
and
social
be exclusively economic
Ave,
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and
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came
to
+
is in a hurry
the
week.
Carlos
the
Manila
Rotary
means
“early
and
from
the
United
he plans to confer Possibly today, on
Communique
-
to
end-
“
Garcia,
pledges
that
United
States
and
commercial
the
tion
are
also
to revive
over
Club
Monday
prompt
States,
American
night
delivery.
including
that
of
conventional
told a news
and
missiles
r| Serrano
the
arms
conference
John D. Hickerson, new U.S.-Philippine-
,
indications
talks
the ;
air agreement.
There
attempt
the
soon with U.S. Ambassador renewed negotiations on a
on
the
Filipinos
the thorney
servicemen
will-
issue
based *-¢
make
an
of criminal
early
jurisdic-
here.
€
Reds See ‘Intimidation’ MOSCOW actually
“a
(AP)—President Eisenhower’s: Far Eastern trip was demonstration
by saber rattling
of
American
American imperialism
military
might.
obviously
..(and)
wanted
to stun
and intimidate the peoples of Asia to boost its ‘prestige, ” Krasnaya
Zvezda
The hower’s
up
(Red
Soviet tour
“a
its allies
American
and
war
said
in
agency
and
editorial
said
thereby
editorial
bases,
clearing
the
-
#
oe
called
Eisen-
wanted
te
the
system
strengthening
provocations.”
and
yesterday..
the
failure. ..Washingten
puppets
blocs
an
Tass
disgraceful
ventures
war
ican
Star)
news
way
for
new
prop
of
Amer-
&
ROK Asks More US, Aid. SEOUL
for
$210
(AP)—South
million
Korea
in U.S.
has
economic
asked
aid
President
in each
years.
This aid
is $30 million
package,
which
higher
congress
than is
the
current
expected
to
Eisenhower
of the
next
annual
reduce
three
American
further.
However, the new government, in a statement coinciding with Eisenhower's Monday visit, said $21 million a year was the minimum
amount
needed
if
South
Korea
own feet in the shortest possible time.
is
going
to
stand
on
its
ee &
—(AP)—
Prime
Minister
-
Nobusuke
Kishi
was
reported
to have said yesterday he will announce his intention to resign as soon as the new U. S.-Japan security treaty comes into force. Local newspaper in banner headlines said -Kishi made his declaration to secretary: general Shojito Kawashima of his Liberal-Democratic Party, who called on the premiér to discuss the selection of a successor. ; : Tes Any ee _ One paper predicted the 64-year-old premier, who has héld’ office for 3-14 years will make an announcement sometime this month. Japan’s ratification of the treaty automatically became final at midnight Sunday, and the pact will come into force after U. S. Senate approval —expected sometime this week— and exchange of the ratifi-
cation documents
by the U. S. and Japanese *
=
&
governments, i
*
MacArthur. May Be Replaced WASHINGTON
(#)—It’s possible
Ambassador
Douglas
will eventually be replaced as U. S. envoy to Japan Since the Japanese
Vena]h 2
who
5
government
made
for defensive purposes.” Foreign Secretary Felixberto
visit aia ls) ma sei) ace
2
i
* Oe
to
for
Tokyo
jincreasing)
barges
government
MacArthur’s
Work
cancelled
bet i E that MacArthur
és pitade of vibience ce SOF Ihe Gemonstrations. >a
am
:
.
President
in helping
but (privately expressed
MacArthur
plan: the
criticism.
.
Eisenhower’s trip
‘did not foresee
ii
ke LRA
i
Ronee
II
in the aftermath
of the security treaty erisis.
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U.S. will build up “Philippine defensive capability in the light of modern requirements.” It also “expressed confidence that the
TOKYO
Why Pay $200. $150--_
Eanes Siena
police
no
agents.
has many
Kishi Ready To Go
Lenses
SU
the
Bouradia
gives
The communique, based chiefly on an hour’s private talk be-
in
the Caribbean. However, Beauregard says, the new body will be much more activein technical cooperation
action
President
per-
manent seat of the Organization’s
Roi-
information
This
persons.
‘
to.”
I had
said
of Bouradia’s
FLN
The
(AP)—The
into
member j
central
van
,
Paris because he wanted a better job, waits and wonders.
MANILA
can
Dutch
J.H.
and not tell any-
He lives now in perpetual terror. Mohand Bouradia, a young Algerian
translate ing
Organization
officially
berlij
Store.
represent
six of the 12 eligible areas must have notified the secretary general of the Caribbean Commission of their desire to become
call U.S.
captors
killed.”
be
or I would
they
but
up four
age
Wash-
Herter
vote,
will
Guadeloupe,
which
the
of
rear
of his
Philippines Want Action
to
new Organization will be
one
latter
The
One
had
_
the
out
alley.
friend
Gets | After er Ike's lke s [rip Tri
Departments of French be
a back
happened
a result
faction.
Alphand,
ceremony.
three-vote
Stick
Drug
Common-
governed by a Council to which 12 Caribbean areas are eligible for membership. Each area will
medi-
coted ingredients heols as it hides... blends invisibly with your skin. Try it
At your
Puerto
envoy Sir Harold U.S. Secretary of
agreement
terday’s
even
clear again of
equiva-
ambassador
Hervé
Caribbean
while you
combination
full
the
a
Christian
the
lines, scors, freckles!
hove fun! A touch of the stick mokes
The
while
become
French
el Heals and Hides Acne pimples! Covers up large pores,
Doctor's
of
wealth.
jeen, British Caccia, and
instantly!
several
status.
statehood,
ambassador
the poorest
created
posessions have won
ington
discppear
was
30, 1946. that date,
French
of the tip
Pimples, blackheads
in
since the out-
quasi-autonomous |
at the
wrinkle
economic
occurred
the Dutch and British areas have passed from a colonial to a
VANISH
3
the
significant
Commission
Oct. Since
in
in
agreement,
that have
the Caribbean
,Caribbean
happen
the
constitutional
Commission, will come into being
executive
The
commission,
yesterday’s
changes”
re-
ratifies
yesterday.
Organization,
of
will
States.
The
Congress
signed
his
‘
had
rounded
to be an example to others. They made me sit down at
Beauregard,
secretary
signed
an overdue
U.S.
Clovis
reality
, yesterday when representatives of four
the
agreement
down
anything
say
to
Long Step Closer To Reality The
later,
to
searching
The police showed up to question him: “I din’t want
an hung
to death.
Organization
out
hustled
was
Bouradia
taken
what
“They told me I was a bad Algerian,’? Bouradia says. ‘‘They said that I must die for being a traitor and
way.
found
a note
police
told me to get in the taxi and go home one
As
impromptu
Bouradia
spotted
“The man gave me a thousand (old) franc notes and
from the ceiling. condemned
tried to scrawl
a lookout
a taxi.
hailed
made
of
As
Quickly
men.
bulb
will.”
in Algeria,
cafe.
cafe
door. and
my
gone to a police station.
“When
three
to write
As the terrified Bouradia
with a gun in his
friend fled out of the opposite
Gathered FLN
told me
suburban
Bouradia.
a man
from
go
Bouradia was taken to the cellar of a cafe stand before a rough wooden table.
to
war effort: Almost all Algerian Moslems in France are forced to contribute to the FLN under threat of death. Bouradia cannot —or will not— say why but he incurred the FLN’s displeasure.
Bouradia
invitéd
the taxi pulled up at the hotel, hand opened the door.”
factory. the
at a.small
They took a taxi to the hotel.
thousands
in
to see him
bf
Bouradia
tle are threatening to snuff out his life. Bouradia,
come
hotel?
old Algerian
He did not choose sides in the Algerian struggle for independence, but the. impersonal forces of that bat-
came
Mohand
the table and gave me a pencil and @ piece of paper and
:
has
come
the
mag-
ARES RES
Js
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, June 22, 1960 aes En
| |
It’s a wreck.
Corruption
in the Government
50,000 mental cases without proper
and
professional at- |
the municipalities (see reportsjon book examines ions
tention and no hospitals.
by Puerto Rico’s Auditor).
New overnight slums. - Public ‘housing turned either |
Service
inefficiency
servants.
incompetence
Public School chaos.
delinquency. roads.
and
by
Sugar industry agriculture.
in
Increasing juvenile
of public help..Lack of schools and educational
of nearly 100,000.
ae
may
|
impoverished
terial. .A rubber stamp Congress majority. . Taxes | going up. Lack of private property protection. Our freedom and national dignity heritage. for sale, with |
advertised incuustrialization
our full citizenship, for just a lentil soup of federal |
An_
SCY:
Failure of the too much program.
|
good times with people’s money. Squandering of | tax payer’s money. Over 100,000 destitutes.in need ©
More and more car accidents on our
Unemployment
Plenty of traveling and
into slums or vice hideouts.
public
handouts.
THAT'S THE 1960 PICTURE GIVEN TO US AND OUTSIDERS BY THE DE- . MOCRATIC
GOVERNMENT!
PARTY’S
POPULAR
RELENTLESSLY WRECKED AND INCOMPETENCE!
ITS A SHIP INEVITABLY RIOUS INCONSISTENCY
BY HER OWN
and in the shipwreck, skipper Mufioz is trying desperately to get hold of the * ‘plebis_
cite”
lifesaver.
A
tricky,
deceitful,
hypocritical and
foolish
plebiscite.
The
sort
of
plebiscite which is a hold up to the ideals of liberty, dignity and safety of the Puerto Rican people.
| | ON: NOVEMBER 8, 1960 THE TORATE WILL ANSWERTO
TEMPT WITH THEIR HIGH S NITY SAFEGUARDING
THEI
ERTO RICAN ELEC4AT HOLD ‘UP. ATSE OF CIVIL DIGMOST -PRECIOUS
HERITAGE.
REPUBLICAN STATEHOOD PARTY LETS
Wit
ore
ae
as
PRM RP oe Hon
co
BRE RE WON AY
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BY WiHfiam Seamon seen criticize
hearts
Too many bids by West cooked
West
for
showing
both
of his suits but he had no business bidding again at the threelevel. One thing is - certain—
his cause on this hand. Realistically,; it would be difficult to
when partner passes an opening bid and you bid again, you
have
had
HERMAN
some
independent
hand.
North
doubled
hearts, West
By
Clyde
Lamb
MMV
WIA
Bridge Today
had
it
more
unless two
than
you
nerve
have When to
try
diamonds
and
his
because
double
North
of
assumed
vious
that
declarer
had
:
a spade. The my
and
king won
Seuth
in his hand. Declarer down
the
ace
of
a
| Ze]
heart
now
laid
as
both
trumps
took
out
and
South
had
and South
a
magnificent
five
Ping East’s
bid
of
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clubs, West
jac
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certainly
did
not
cS
HORIZONTAL 43. take
times if he had the queen of diamonds
because no good declarer would
The bidding:
guess
West
North
1s 2H
East
Pass Dbl
South
be
3H
Pass Pass
5D
Dbl 3D
Pass
6D
‘Paid
Pass
d.one of
that
that
trusted -
his
an
opponent
“stupid.”
West’s
off a
anxietytp
Well,
bids
and
king’s ransom show
a distribution hand.
_ theHindz
6. request
hurt
declarer when the latter had to decide his line of play. West would have been brilliant to bid three doubleton
could
South West
for
his partner
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correctly even if West had not bid three times. However, West’s
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queen, Declarer still
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dropped
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for the queen.
but he was lucky.
South 9AQZ8BT
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had a spade loser in his hand
North oK 0 QI32
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to have one heart at best. North | When West showed out, declarer made
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only
one heart so West switched to] ‘
hearts
that
18
which won the trick. It was ob-
followed suit. A small spade was ruffedin dummy and de played a second trump. East followed suit
South
two
bid the
West led the king of hearts
three hearts. North decided to defenders forget about doubling three hearts
South
slam.
—
CF
see
Le.
CaaS By
MAYBE THEY THINK
Cie
Mort
Walker
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, June 22, 1960
|
BEX
MORGAN,
M.D. ALY’ I KNEW YOU'D
BRING IT/ DID YOU
COME UP THE BACK
STAIRS ASI TOLD ou?
YEAH...WITHOUT AHITCH, MISS STONE/I EVEN
TAKE THIS TWENTY,
AL/I APPRECIATE iT/
yf
|
MISS STONE! y
JUST GIVE ME
BROUGHT SOME | |
By Walt Kelly.
PoGs
NOT UNLESS wet) THE saa)
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TV
two
whole
do
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nard
included:
for
best
show
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Only
the
could
make
until
months
Man,
in
it’s
Hope
doing
to
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(N.Y.—
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him
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health
down.
includes
a
year,
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a
feel
of
very
-
eight
movie,
scenes.
working working
10 days hard—and
had
a
looks 12
Life”.
good,”
between
a
dizzy
all
he
said been
now—and JI haven’t spell.”
trim.
the
He
has
aims
time.
lose
Your
arm
has
given
get
an
he-has
opportunity
with enjoyed
is eoming
his
the
to
family,
that.
along
fine.
CATHAY
1:30 A.M, SATURDAYS
ee
Dance te the Tuneful Rhythms of
PEPITO TORRES and his “SIBONEY" ORCHESTRA
BOB aC DPE
drop-
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would be pretty tired by end of the day.” A New Way Of Life Bob’s new way of life him
}:
with
“I’ve
pounds,
“Tony
P.M,
Hound”
all
Recovery From A Scare Hope is making his first film since a blood clot in his left eye threw a scare into him.
SHOW =: TIME
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and. )
best
lt Easy
something
threat
reacquainted CE
for
few personal appearance tours, various benefits, as well as tending to his far-flung business
hand
Journal
Serling
writing!
children’s program.
Leo-
five more. “It’s amazing how you con yourself into saying you need that extra fat for energy,” he said. “But think of having to carry 12-pounds by
Knight—
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is
specials
ped
ality—definitely! Gene
outstanding
music.
“Huckleberry
Philharmonic’s
deceleration
TV
He
person-
for
in
Slow down? That’s a relative term for Hope. His present pace|
“I
who can sing-She
Bernstein
Rod
achieve-
tern of life for the onetime} busiest boy in show business.
He'll be a junior in college next year, Toda mer job
he started a suma brokerage firm,
I've had several spn talks with him
about
what!
like
to aed
him
he'll
do.
get some
I'd back-
ground in law into show peo
and then get think there’s
going
of
to
.
a
lot
room
for
young fellow to take over important
pasitions.
whether or
he'll
not,
be
but
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whatever ihe
does,
I
don’t
know
a performer be
good. at
“Nora ‘s 14 and a perfect doll.
Ke
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child, I've beep getting
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him _ at him he’s
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his
era
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humor.
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NO COVER
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in “The
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THOMAS
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Gary
BOB
AP
Tonight Preview 10 P.M. The thrilting spectacle “THE
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BERGMAN
HOLLYWOOD (AP) — This doesn’t sound like the Bob Hope of yore:
Anthony Steel Anna Marie Sandre “THE
and
Bob Hope Taking We’re
For
TODAY
Moon
Screw.”
in the
Other
By
SYMBOL OF FINE ENTERTAINMENT
. considered
“The
her
activities
Art
Available
COBIAN'S THEATRES
the
performances.
10:30-WHOA-LP Parade WAPA - Serenade
8:P.M.
Regular
for
of the
Belafonte
Thur. Fri.
P.M.
in
outstanding
Hour
Plans “Two-Month Nightly
part
gangsters
INGRID
Matinees Every Wee
‘pro-
throughout
generally
prize
the
for
11:00-WRIO-Hi Fi Serenade 11:05-WHOA- Midnight Matinee
NOW
presented
a special
|. Staek was granted the award for his role as a detective in ‘Fhe Untouchables,” based on
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his
the
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METRO GOLDWYN-MAYER
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in
televised
‘Turn
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became
Sixpence,” and Ingrid Bergman, who has won two Oscars, obtained
Festival
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were
night
Olivier,
for
6:30-WWWW-—Dining Musie WFID-FM- Dining Musie 6:45—-WMIA- Music till 11:00
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also
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gram
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WFID-FM-American
the
the first Negro artist-to win the
for Listening
3:15-WFID-FM-—P.
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artists—
Harry
Dises.
2:00-WFID-FM-Music
Lau-
valent to the Filmland’s Oscar.
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1:30—WIPR-—Pan
(AP)—Sir
rence Olivier, Ingrid Bergman and Robert Stack, in their television debut won the highest award this medium grants to its
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August,
Bob, is
taking
his
wife Dolores and ‘the family on
could
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in
Puget
Sound.
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THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, June 22, 1960
OPTION NOT RENEWED— ‘a spokesman
Swedish actress May Britt’s contract won’t be renewed,
for 20th Century Fox said yesterday.
The
decision had
nothing
to
do
with Miss Britt’s engagement to Negro entertainer Sammy Davis Jr., the spokesman
said, adding it’s-no pecret hee film, “The
Blue
Angel,”
was
mmadecesst ul at the box
of fice. SAY
among
Horszowski, piano soloist,
Cawas
the guests at an informal
party
at
given
La
for
Where
Fortaleza
Festival
some
last
week
performers.
must
“sing
for
their supper,” Horszowski played for his...Mr. and Mrs. Ray Montoni
were
sent.
Mr.
of
the
sity,
also
among
Montoni
viola
at
pre-
many
many
of his
years
McCabe
experiences
ago.
and
of
Most
all
in
of
of
them
them
in-
LOS ANGELES —(AP)— Efrem Zimbalists are contesting for marital freedom. has nance,
sued
for
Zimbalist,
separate
alleging
cruelty
27,
mainteand
de-
sertion. His suit for divorce charged cruelty, asked for joint custody of their daughter, Stephanie, - 3, and for equitable division of community property. :
He is the ‘son of the noted violinist. His wife claims he earns $6,000 a month, and commensurate support
just
out
of
assistant
producer’
of
Club. Vicky will the show, which out
also appear on starts June 26
“We
of
show
tried to keep business,”
she wants payments.
Rodriguez,:
the_Little
say
president
Theatre
and
of
director
Black Sheep,”
of
P.R.,
and
of “Baa
sent word
to first
vice president Vera McKenna, that he and wife Shirley, had standing-by at Idlewild | Airport since, 7 a.m. Sunday for | the first available airlift, Vera’s reply: “Charter Mississippi Show been
Boat
as
celed
re-imbursement
flight,
Said
make a. marvelous theater for their forthcoming production of “Baa Baa Black Sheep”...
arts.
gria,
The
Phoenix
the-Sun
most
and
YMCA
Valley-of-
Youth
Arizona,
and
beautiful
vocal
The
for their is
of
til July
the
groups
in
the states, will present several programs for Army personnel
gentleman
good
vacationing
in
the
5.. Roger
relations, states
un-
Coster,
well
known former hotel owner from Haiti, is now in Puerto Rico and reports are that he is scou ing for a possible restauran
scheduled at Ft. Buchanan Post Theater Friday evening at 7 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. David Chang leave Friday for a stateside vacation. Chang is in charge of
location...Word from Ed Swee; ney, former islander, and an avid golfer, says hello to old
the
town
Raymond
Loewy
offices
in
friends.
|
El Comandante of
will honor
Barranquitas
this
UNIVERSITY THEATRE
the Sun/
PROGRAM
day, with attractive Margo Mc, Cleskey, of Hotel Barranquitas, presenting prizes of “a Week:
BEETHOVEN:
the
Font
end”
BRAHMS;
around town...Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Nin entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Steinway, owners of Steinway pianos, at a cocktail party over the weekend. :
ment
lovely
Margarita
trip to her
to
lovely
lucky
establish:
racing
ohreDats
FESTIVAL CASALS8:30 P.M.
Puerto Rico...Capt. Paul Wilkinson, formerly of Ft. Buchanan, vacationing in P.R., and squiring very
A Mea
PLAYFO R YOU AT TH F POUT
responsible
public
aera eS
DIRECTOR
Caribe Hilton’s Felix Ale. the
Chorus
one
mal ae
for can--
boat “would
Sylvia and. Marco, her writerperformer parents, “but it. didn’t work.” Young Vicky will enroll at Adelphi College this fall to major in, what else? Dramatic
here with thei? first performance
For . Efrem Limbalists Stephanie
va-
‘WKBM’s new Teenage TV Talent
he lived: here | from
Suit And Counter-Suit
Mrs.
and
Ivan
at
his
School, is script writer
her
Rico when
humorous,
Robinson
at 6:30 °p.m.
Charles
staying
author
Rosales,
Univer-
D.C.
is
during
here.
Vicky
Catholic
few sociable, cervezas, I learned Puerto
cation
hotel
teacher
the San Francisco Chronicle was introduced to me the other afternoon at Sam’s by Que Pasa editor, Pat O’Reilly. Over a of
Charlie
Concha
a
Washington,
Columnist
those
is
teresting. La
ee
_ Mieczyslaw sals Festival
sinnieecieemmiel
New
Chuck
By
xee
Z
Symphony
No. 8 -
Intermission Alto Rhapsody for Contralto, Chorus and Orchestra | MAUREEN FORRESTER, Contralto UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND CHAPEL CHOIR PABLO CASALS, Conductor Choral Fantasy
fans.. :
Clem Littauers celebrated | their 23rd anniversary on Monday with daughter Jane who arrived from the states on Satur: day.
The
M.
HORSZOWSKI,
UNIVERSITY
. LAND
++ PABLO
Get
your
CHAPEL
CASALS,
tickets
Piano
OF
now
MARY-
CHOIR
Conductor
at
Box Office of the Festival
| First Floor, Fomento Building Stop
TELEPHONES 3.4762 and 3-4763
because of your praise on our
Or at! the Box Office, University Theatre,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT BUFFETS
Rio Piedras. Teldphone 7-2208
| Orches
~ TONIGHT'S. BUFFET. hind the some fine food and Floor Show is every
night... except
NO COVER ot onytime, |
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independent
couple.
Large
living-diningroom,
cabinets. Refrigerator, heastove, dinette set. 3 large
Enclosed
yard.
No
children
pets. Call 7.1288 from 9-12 AM Floral
Park.
Hato
or
and 2-7
y.
624
606
NEW tions.
excell
bath,
with
$5.,
on
8
reom
house
with
New
York
City.
100 x 100 ft. lot in Malden,
York,
100
$6500.
Write:
miles
from
SAN
F.
N.
Saugerties, 2003
Miss
lassa.
|
Phone
in tourist accomodarental of jone of our
dations,
doubles
Swart,
Y.
P.
0.
cootinental
Centrally air
single,
con-
you
$8.
get
the
for your ete. Call UF
Kitchen
Beatriz’
—
water. winds,
becue 3-233L, 1384
Breakfast
at
your
privi-
Racial, {
— @UEAN VIEW the pcean. Double from the famous Puerto Rican and
Laquillo,
i included.
disposal
P.R,
i 5
OF directly on
lbed
into
the
the trade Outdoor bar-
1850
RENT
—
White
terrazzo 2-0911,
fioors.
yard.
play
Screens.
Roosevelt.
729.
Box
and
pool
Cintron
UBBANIZACION
BAHIA
36
Catafio.
EXTENSION EL COMANDANTE Lot No. 95, $3,008 cash — $89 monthly also Santa
Rosa $107 monthly two houses 3 bedrooms, bath, living-dining equipped
kitchen,
Muebleria
for sale. one with
Maury,
Fer-
nMangez Juncos 1505, 25515 SPEAK SPAWISH. 2020 624 PUNTA LAS MARIAS. Concrete and frame house near beach. Three bedrooms, garage, separate quarters. Immediate For tion call 2-4107, 2009
offers
homes,
its
“‘Caribaire’”
each
rooms,
having:
equipped
kitchen,
liberal
mort
Pointment Tel. 2-2768.
and
h only.
Cali
3 bath-
carport d' by
Arturo
ap-
Saldafia, ‘
76 DRESSES DRESSES: LIQUIDATION sale at the Everglade Factory Shop. i Prices; less at than coat. D handbags,
skirts,
robes,
hats,
etc.
St., San
203 Tanca
Juan.
729,
Roose
heater,
cabinets,
porch,
MAGNOLIA GARDENS — very nice 3 bedroom house, centrally located Bayamon. Mosaic floors. Refrigerater and stove. Rents $109 or $1600 option to buy. Call 8-1665. 1969 623
OFFICES
BORINQUEN 1500
FOR
AVENUE
square
feet,
RENT
office for rent.
2nd floor,
light,
well.
ventilated, with sanitary service. Reasonable. See Mrs. Tollinche, Borinquen Com, mercial, 21041 Borinquen Ave., from 8 AM to 7 PM. Telephone 2-3520. 1986 623 1400 SQ. FT. - OFFICE SPACE. Cican, clear, well ventilated. New building is -heart of Puerto Nuevo business section. 450 SQ. FT. office complete with ar conditioning, clocks, fixtures, iron fenced doors and windows. Roosevelt and De
Diego
yes,
Aves.,
Puerto
8-0270.
Nuevo.
Cail
Re-
1988
63
OFFICE
SPACE
FOR SALE OR BENT: Office 509 Con. dominium San Martin, Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop 23. Call Mr. Valencia, Bayamon 20i1, or see Mr. Rios at J-—37, Summit Hills. 2032 628
ROOMS AVAILABLE:
FOR
RENT
INDEPENDENT
furnished,
screened room, with linen service, bath, closet, perch and stove-refrigerator com, bination. Best Condado section, across from Atlantic Beach Hotel. Light cooking. $75. monthiy, utilities included. References required. Phone 2-1389. 2030
near beach, hot water.
2-car
2022
stove,
FOR RENT
“Buccaneer”
rent $100 per
carport, 1,800 meters, landscaped corner lot. Total price $23,500, low down payment. Rent $165. Cintron' Realty, 2-0911, Box . Roosevelt. 1980 623
624
4 bedrooms,
kitchen,
Box
SAN FRANCISCO: Opportunity, two bedarooms, big living-dining room, extra big
For im: Builders
.
AT BUCARE DEVELOPMET: mediate occupancy Functional
For
Realty,
enquire 2014
two rooms, private entrance,
Airconditioned. Private bath, For further details, please 3.8791.
telephone
625
ns ONE OB two girls to share i
Ponce
r00king bal weekly,
1987
de
Leon,
.
home
Centrally
located
Santurce.
privileges,
use of
overlooking city and 3-1016. $50. monthly.
with on
Telephone,
house,
large
harbor.
$15 2
:
AIRCONDITIONED ROOMS. completely i . UP - One block from Ponce de Leon, in front of bus stop,
all lines. Quiet neighborhood.
1976 Ave.
Borinquen.
aA
Real Esta te Corner BUCARE
— A
brieht, cool, three bed-
room home, well organized for easy living. Modern kitchen with mahogany cabinets, stainless counter-top stove and
oven. Separate utility beards, lawnmovers, or VILLAMAR
-— near
the
room for workshop. sea,
near
out.
schools,
BALDRICH
—
Attractive
three
PARK
SIDE
- A
really
big
house
and
screens,
many
terrazzo
extras,
for only
for
only $26,000! Three bedrooms with giant closets, two baths, and a dressing room. Unusually large livingroom, plus separate dining and recreation rooms, Park area Mearby guarantees acres of play space block floors, for children. . $21,500. ‘| 2017 625
near shopping! Three bedroom home, easily expandable te four. Modern kitchen with GE stove, fine cabinets, alu-
‘minum
bedroom
residence with separate garage and servant’s quarters. 484 meter lot, with beautiful trees and private, hedge-enclosed patio for outdoor relaxation. Only $19,500. with excellent financing!
Robert
Tschudin
_ Realtor
TELS. 3.5315
(RATIONAL)
OR” es
36535
Tele-
Atlantic, UF
TAFT GUEST HOUSE — Taft 53. Each room with private bath, airconditioned, hot and cold water, independent entrance.
t orQ ecial rates by’ . ‘the ‘the “mouth. '2.0887
2‘773
192,
OPPORTUNITY
swimming
for
Room
REAL
UF 526
HILS BEACH HOUSE the beach. Roll out
Special
UF
food,
Box
623
FRANCISCO
UF
HOTEL LUQUILLO RESTAURANT. On re 37 8 in beach of Laquille.
New
Brand new modern architect-designed four bedrooms, two baths, with dressing room, spacious living and dining room, modern built-in kitchen, laundry-maid’s room with bath, two big front and back terraces, barbecue area, 1383 meter lot. Fully land d, lawn, cyclone fence.
and
DONCELLA GUEST HOUSE - 500 yards from beautiful beach. Airconditioned.
Singles
information
Located near Hudson River, near towns and cities. New automatic oil heat. Price
the birds. piano
713 CONCEPT With the
For
All prices have been reduced. Everglade
Steinway
Manager,
SHINGLED
Factory,
24 hour-a-day loan. of a car sightseeing, nite club visiting, 2-0486 i 1475
Olimpo
accommoda-
some
terrace
OR
cash.
Cintron
2-0911.
624
2019 NEWLY
suits,
lounge chairs. It’s fun to watch Big
living-dining room. kitchen, other commodities. Near
schools and churches. call 8-0253 after 6.
622
‘center. Cool. Few minutes to Rio Piedras. Rent $90. Information Monday to Friday, telephone 3-3454. Saturdays and Sundays,
COMFORTABLE
3 bedrooms, hot water,
3 bedrooms, living-dining, other facilities, 325 meter lot. Near stores, schools, chur. ches. Telephone 8-8668 or Gdn premises. FHA loan payments $56 monthly. 1978 622
shopping
2-9334. 1972
living-dining
Realty,
ponsible person only. Call 8-1665.
kitchen
Four bed.
ca-
binets, refrigerator and stove. Yard Suitable for one or two persons. Rent to res1968
baths,
velt.
stove and oven, heater. Porch, garage, Corner lot, near commercial center, school, transportation. Total price $32.00, Payment facilities. F.F.S. $19,000 mortgage. Don’t lose this opportunity. Cintron Realty, 2-0911, Box 729, Roosevelt. |i 1979 623 | a | CONCBETE HOUSE in Bayamon section.
Washington St. Condado, Santurce, cornei,
Verde
{Inter
Santurce. !
GUEST
Single
with
ditioned. 955
San
2035
Wilson, Manager Phone 3-2936. 402 1583
tates
ed, one airconditioned bedroom private home. Fully screened, linen service, all conveni Large patio. Fenced. Daily,
corner 1774
C—157,
— OPPORTUNITY:
two
MAISON BLANUME Quest frouse. Doubic and singlg air conditioned rooms~ with bath. Near beach. Sun terraces. 77
Telephone
breakfast.
COTTAGE
MARIA,
SALE
$2,900
month.
SALE
Carrion
ur BEACH
SANTA
1691
Trees”,
17
McLeary.
San Juan 9-0532.
URB.
FOR
room, modern built-in kitchen fully equipped including automatic dishwasher, built-in
leges.. Nicest residential’ section, near airport. 108 Doncella St., Punta Las Marias, Santurce. i
Enjoy
The
‘beach.
Association.
$10.
complete
Road, near a 9-0144,
tions
PONCE:
1911
UF
single,
In-
628
near Catholic University and Ponce Shopping Center. Five bedrooms house, 2 bathrooms, water heater, screens, garage. For information, next door or call 3-5356
centers,
THE DUFFY'S nave remodeled charming, old beach home, and now offer cooms, al! with private bath, some with private patio, some air conditioned One minute to beach and bus. From
57.50
monthly.
2-4026,
Rico.
GUEST
$450.
3_5205.
the
629
JUAN
Hi-Fi.
629
LA CASA ROSA — Guest House — One block from beach, residential section. All airconditioned double and single rooms. Private and semi-private baths, kitchen facilities. Hot water. 2 blocks from busses, ing. 3-1481. Mrs. Z. C. Ste’ ffens,: Cacique St. 2071, Santurce. 1731 ” 628 SAN
&
telephone
television for our guests’ delight. Near hotels — walking distance from shoppi
street from beautiful beach, near airport. 15 rooms, all airconditioned, some with kitchenette. Private bath. Telephone 9-1175. Isla Verde, 1740
TV
WASHINGTON67 GUEST HOUSE — Near beach in Condado Section. Singles, doubles and triples, airconditioned. Patio with
prices.
Parcela.
hot and cold water. Terraces, garden. Near beach and business sectors. Summer rates. Manager, Margarita de Conreras.,
reoms,
with
FOR
$9,000,
HOUSES
ed
formation 2042
|
COUNTRY CLUB: Sale or rent 3 fedrooms, screened, modern kitchen, living, dining room, porch, 350 meter lot. FHA
MIRAMAR
Ouses.
on.ocean, splendvacations, week-
food,
HOUSES FOR RENT
residential sec-
service quarters, Jawndry room) Furnish-
PM.
ends, or permanent. 45 minutes from CapiMediania Alta, east Box III, Loiza Aldea.
im the best
tion of Miramar, comfortable and beautifully styled house. Four | bedrooms, three air conditioned, large living room, large dining room, large family room, two baths, modern kitchen with mahogany nook and cabinets, carport, garage,
2023
CHARRON’S COTTAGE. id beach. For delightful
LA
ERENT
dern
do section. 4 bedrooms, living, dining, 3 bathrooms. “Fully equipped kitchen and laundry,
FOR
URB. COUNTRY CLUB: Brand new ner house, 3 bedrooms, living room,
SALE
i
ANTILLES
and
Ave., Santurce.
ue § Miramar, with nice ocean Caribe Hilton and Condado
furnished
624
recently finished, Comfortable, well ventilated, hot water, lamps, other facilities,
Reasonably priced. See Borinquen Commercial.
and
furnished apartment in new building near La Concha Hotel. Telephone Parker Realtor, office 3-3788, home 2-8840,
beautifully
apartment.
kitchen
located,
rates. 606 Olimpo
CONDADO:
PM.
furnishea
CENTRALLY
Also
531
LARGE
living-dining,
2007
furnished 4 bedroom, 3 bath condominium Ocean view, Condado. $400 monthly.
Phone 1720
apartment, Avenue. One
two large bedrooms, etc. Screens, hot water, very quiet residential section, in Stop 20. Rent $150. Telephone 2.8138.
UF
VACATION
752
interior.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED, spacious newly-painted apartment
room
1606
persans.
12,
2002
NEW APARTMENT in Condominium San Rafael, Stop 11, Ponce de Leon Avenue, facing the Condado Lagoon.
4
large
monthly
call
1997
two
apartments on quiet street. in Miramar, close to buses, restaurants, etc. Bedroom, bath, kitchenette, maid and linen, screen-
APARTMENT FOR RENT Available until November 30, small, 2 persons, furnished, air conditioned. near the beach.
Place.
or
Barclay Realty Corp. Telephone De Diego Avenue at Ashford. 622
COOL,
624
At 8 Yardley 2-429,
one
623
bath. 31425. 2025
St., Pon-
2033
for
FURNISHED PENTHOUSE centrally located at Ashford
living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, two bathrooms, porches, parking Place.
Good
2027
RENT
furnished
kitchen, bath. WC33, Ext. 2nd floor. First entrance
Fdz. Juncos Avenue, Stop Information in basement.
716
APARTMENTS
two berooms,
SMALL FURNISHED apartment, two rooms, big kitchen-dinning room, bath, water and electricity included. kitchen-
2-0911
1984
apartment,
APARTMENT
‘iving-dining, Los Angeles,
Francisco, Santa Maria, San Patricio, Garden Hills, Villa Caparra, Bucaré Baldrich, Hyde Park, Hato Rey, Santurce, Rio Piedras. Payment facilities. Money available for first mortgages. Investment
studio
past bridge, only house with second floor. After 5 PM, all day Saturdays, Sundays. 2026 625
listings
sale
efficiency
FURNISHED
279
REALTY,
HOUSES FOR RENT)
RENT
completely equipped kitchenette, adjoining bedroom. Keys at €acique 2073. 2039 624
beach front property, ocean front farms, fslands and investment property. J. ALLEN FRANCISCUS REALTORS AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nafrn and Ashford Avenue, Condado 3-3506, 3-6775. CINTRON
FOR
VACATION APARTMENT available until July 8th. Can accommodate 3 in aircon-
Our
3-8254
SAN
JUAN
ESTATE GUAYNABO
INVESTMENTS
— 2.000
meters with beautiful 2 story house, tropolitan zone, at $4 per meter, includ. ing the house. On main highway, near schools, stores; fruit trees. .DOCK FEONT PROPERTY — 7,000 me: ters, Classified I-1, facing Government Docks and Molinos of Puerto Rico. Catafio Road. $20. per meter — other com-
mercial lots $6. per
meter and
up.
BAYAMON
politan Zone ification I-1.
MILITARY
factory plus other building worth $75,000, Will sellin package! for $170,000.
BAYAMON
MILITARY
ROAD
Be-
tween Bayamon and Hato Tejas. 100 acres for development, $4,000. per acre. Land
situa
between
Proposed highway.
Bayamon
M.-C. JIME NEZ OTERO REAL EST 2016
Tel.
ROAD .-. Metro-
— 27,000° meters, — ClassLand worth $4. per meter,
-
ATE BROKER 8-1923). |
i
Road
and
425
THE SAN JUAN STAR — Wednesday, June 22,1960 - R
FARMS
FOR
SALE
POSITIONS
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you
are
not.
Anyway,
take
a
planted in De. Diego
Express
from
minutes
SPEAK
FARM,
15
Immediately
ment. Write
Will locate anywhere in the island. Box R, San Juan Star.
minutes
fast
experienced
Secretarial
them,
up al
and
a
full
time
pick
more
people.
than
ever
before
are
turning to Thompson Services, Street, Hato Rey, Dial 6-5207, 1821
HELP
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&
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for
days’
8-1881 nights
1989:
quick
2015
mical
FIAT.
622
WHY
23
—
lingual.
in 30.
Schoo!
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20 Palmer
industry.
education.
BUY
visit
bi-
2018
625 A-1
SAN hour
desk
A
USED
week
and
at
Just
With
call~3-5190,
or
Motors,
FIRM
Ponce. 1037
will
be
thoroughly
management,
in
selected
sales
and | Sheridan,
children.
background
Qualifications: or better. 2.
3.
1. High Married
Excell
with
pay
Inc.,
4.
Must
have a Puerto Rico driver’s license. 5. Reliable, ambitious with a desire to get ahead. Mail resume to Box G, San Juan Star. 1996 UF 4
OVERSEAS | MANAGERS
ribbean area, to supervise salesman. $15,000 a year positions open. Earnings start after training period. Call 3-6689. 1957 |
— FEMALE for
American
couple. Top| salary. If not experienced, don’t apply.| Sleep out. Mrs. Leon Lewis, 27 Emaiagha St., Punta Las Marias.
12-9456.
627
2036
BEQUIRE VERSATILE of Spanish ho problem.
a=
2011
dictation
. Farrell,
and
3-4279,
||
EXPERIE
take
1D
Engi:
—
neatly.
Call
weekdays. ay
SECRETARY,
dictation.
preferable
3-51
secretary, lack
Able to take ra-
transcribe ’
able
Knowledge
but not essential. i
to
of
Calf 624
seek employment “in Puerto’*Rico: Wife can baby sit: at nights; Husband ‘will ad-
just himself
to suit’ almost
work,
drive,
the
following
can|
lines:
any
125 cc. Royal winter — good
hel
store
or
contact
Portable
NOW
-
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Den’Chair; Box
Virgin Islands,
33, St. Thomas,
~
tent
yacht
as
one
brokers
ef
oe
eta
sania
to
available Islands
their
craft
through
fioz. Rivera 1498 7
Avenue,
the
in the the
most
Hato
compe-
country.
We
Bertram
or-|
BRIDES
TO
BE:
Rey.
Memi
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6-5429. 715
GOWNS Latest
style
Méndez,- 639,
beauti-
¢dresses, sold at ppointPhone
7
| APPLIANCE
etc.
teh
SHOP repairs all ers, dishwashers,
electric. ranges, andgas stoves. Same service. Guarantee on parts. Cal Ci ag!
Ahi
38-1012.
ea
s
mae
ea
Bee
rent,
Leon,
this
SERVICES
HER.
re-
pins) — — repairs Inec., 1460-
2-4358.
CLEANERS
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only
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LIBRARIES
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Telephone
VACUUM
WITH
sate,
76
week at Mujioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and Kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Aito Road.
Del
Valle
between
&
San
Lanausse,
Jofgc
Poincare
and
1604,
Parque,
2-5353.
Telephone
ed
Santur-
for
imt—Frs, with full
:
FIDELITY
from $45.00 up factory warranty
good
English. a
BOB
PLEASURE is = when the moving job is ours. ‘Whether you're mov: in locally or Stateside, we are a i te
DETECTIVE
Night
Guards,
BUREAU:
Agency
P-:
Payroll
Investigation,
ia
Latin
Escort.
1072
and
Con-
Fernandez
find.
Capitol
ARE
ALTERATIONS
Transportation, Inc.,
XOU
in Puerto Germans? Line
or
annual
fumigation and \farms.
Services guaranteed. Preventive treat ment against termites. 20 years ex perience, 7-0292, : vy
Call
22706,
2087 Pouce
Moderate
Torres,
Fernandez
de tia
We
-prices.
Juncos
|
$595;
Extra
VALUES:
rooms
(12?
x
$995;.
LETTERHEADS, quotation
7-2082,
2-3013
Ext.
Improvement
204.
1954
718
POOLS,
most
Puerte
Rico’s
experienced/
pool
oldest
Forms,
by
Pier
9, San
Van-
last
forever,
For
free
estimates,
call
6-5003, 2010
722
HOSPITAL SUPPLIES THE HOSPITAL SUPPLY COMPANY offers complete dispensary supplies and. equipment. First aid & Oxygen =
*rotective clothing and. oratory supplies and equipment. Thermo. meters, masks, rubber goods, , Every thing for physicians, hospital’ and patients, 317 Fortaleza S&t., San Juan
2-551, 133
3-3102.
ELECTRIC
UF
MOTOR
_ing_ used
changes Electric
Sonremeetl 2s
for
electric
Motors
SSO
for
motors. sale.
Rapid
Also and
STACIO A, [RL
8ayaese “Ae
TV
rheads
8
Snap1\2
x
on
any!
tainment
ma!
publicity'and
3-8371
UF
or
service.
RADIO
RENTAL
6-4230.
Cad
for rent’ in your
service
years.
Hi-Fi,
UF
RADIOS,
Same
for
radio
LABS
Stateside-trained
given
Call
to
3-0719
hotels,
and
will
APPLIANCES
MACHINES
and
dryers
INSULAR
from
ROOF CLEANING & PAINTING
LANGUAGE
PRECISION
chronograph
of
language
and
and
literature;
U.P.R.,
ment.
experienced
M.A.
interview
6-0315
from
Wellesley by
2
-
appoint-
5 PM.
Professional Directory GEORGE Industrial PERSONNEL
clock
complicated
ts ees Calle, Laurel 12413,: Puta! 28160,
or
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watches see Pnerto) Rico's. only certified master watch and \clockmaker, William A. Gruen, Certified Master Watch and) Phone,
B:A.
Personal
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as |:
DISTRIBUTORS’
WAREHOUSE SALE this week Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and 2.8 Trujillo Alto Road.
College.
special promotions.
or
at
11,
tions for the San Juan Drama Festival and Public Relations officer for Fomento in New York, has just opened his own publicity office, Caribbean Promotions, 308 San Francisco. Specializing in Enter-
pairs,
TV,
10 PM &
WASHING
Mike Segarra, former Director of Promp-
FOR
ELECTRONICS
Evening
HOME
PUBLIC RELATIONS ©
Call 1999
All
deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00 per month, Telerental Service. 267 UP
Lines
|
REPAIRS
REPAIR electric motors of all types. make any type of Carbon Brushes
ENVELOPES,
ete.
1446
uses only reinforced concrete and ali copper filtering system. These materials
9-0268.
guarantee.
home.
Envelopes; _No.. 10, $8.60)/M. velopes No. 6 3}4, $7.25|M. Business cards, $11.00}/M. hone 3-9172 for
builders,
on
model.
IBONERS, from $125.00 up, brand new with full factory warranty and service,
furniture
Ing. opposite
National
Corp.,
Home
vor
Almacenes
YOUR
Maritimos,
out
Universal
the
repair
Service, responsibility, guaranty and long distance. We store your
MOVE
fences, porches, bathrooms, etc., similar low) prices. We handle plans. Low FHA interest (4-1|2%). No down
payment.
Tel.
make
LEVISION,
PRINTING
Carports
12°)
make
Service
is behind
and
$125.00 up, at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SA week at ae Rivera 875 Rio Pi and 'k 2.8 Trujillo Alto_RO 1817 \ 73
IMPROVEMENT THESs
any
day
hospitals.
UF
HOME
felevision
any
toto
9 AM 1136
de
1400, Stop 20, Santuree, Tel. 25791.
Local
repair
of
Muebleria
-—
sevice
UP
Ninety
States,
Agent
of
technicians.
Packing,
ee
small,
Muebleria
(Commonwealth Free estimate.
Japan.
i | | || ; ]
brand new, and service,
& SERVICE
experience
AMERICAN
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Rico, United
|
free:
‘s
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PAN
Van “Lines.
MOVING? pave WITH see. all typesof _meving, no matter
large
EXTERMINATING SERVICES Control of insects, rats and services for homes, business
Van’
for a
Atlas
going:'to| move?
service
La ‘Bolsa, Tel Leéa No. 1057.
ALTERATIONS
6-3157,
T.
guaranteed.
with
look for and 6-3329
Telephone
Spain, U.S.
seamstress work. “‘Marisa’s”, 7020. AshAsh. ford Ave., Condado. Telephone Hz,
COMPARE
WILCHEK
10 years
_ in
werk 9
most
as scheduled;
estimate, . “Agents: for §3
crating,
LA EXTERMINADORA Pest Control Services)
transport
belongings,.
-~ Sevendabip care you
BUREAUS
competent
pack
:
e
‘DISTRIBUTORS’
INSULAR
EVERYWHERE
cabi- | “THE
Mack.
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UR
HIGH
712
a
MOVING & STORAGE
for
against
PIANOS - DIRECT from factory, $425.00. Full keyboard. Treated for tropics ana termites. Fully guaranteed. Also rent for : 00 monthly. Musical Trading Co., Inc., Ponce de Leon Ave., Santurce. Tel, dros 1715 627
—
and Coils to order. Roller and ball bear-
pr
SALE
de
lat
furniture,
Speaks
America.
WE We
SERVICE
make
Uniformed
BIKINI
Inc:; Stop 31 —
BRIDAL
most
and
Offer you the fine service that hundreds of local yachtsmen who have purchased
MARQUEZ REPAIR makes ‘washers,
Tel. 38254: CO
1511
~‘& - Bertram ;
cognized
622
CLASSIFIEDS
at
enough
Brokerage
in”
WATER HEATERS, from $45.00 -up, brand new,. with full factory warranty oes at INSULAR DISTRIBUT-
TABLES
enquire
DRESS
carry on your car. Unsinkable and slumpproof. Great for kids or all hands. Kits from $187. Factory built from $297. Plastic surfaced marine plywood or all Fiber: gias. Call your Alcort, Inc., representa: tive at 8-8329, or write Sailfish. Box 11044, Santurce, for further information and ree color brochure,
in Puerte Rico and the Virgin Buy your yacht, cruiser or boat ie
=
HEATERS
WAREHOUSE
For
tropicalized
against rust (springs and guaranteed service ~ tuning — miving. Salvador R. Nin,
professio- | Pan Ameri¢an Book Store, San Jose near without | Fortaleza St. (Martha Sleeper Building) 2-5060 | San |Juan.
people
4231
C.
FOR SALE
Fun’’.
2-4718
-
built,
Sani. Juan,
Juncos Ave, Tel. Santurce 2-5282, Caguas
YOU a sailor, or a frustrated one? a famous Sailfish-Sunfish sport boat
Family
fences,
fidential
624
“For
and
for
DETECTIVE
last Call
2012
ARE Own
or
'| WOMEN'S
or see
PEANOS
713
annual
75
INSTRUMENTS
sill
}
preci
motorcycle
ful wedding sae Zeegnes keeper, sal ‘clerk, will work for, ‘Ameri- cocktail party and date cans or any one wha ‘is interested ‘in | test Prices available. Will m employing ‘lish speaking Write
Derrick
J.
Enfield, overhauled shape. Asking $100.
BOATS
repair
3-8642,
624
sell
Peter Lawrence, 2-4344, Maribel St., Santurce.
‘pbsition
Laurtidry, © office
mason
cu
The
16—253.
TO trade
WANTED-WOMEN
YOUNG COUPLE from Caribbean Island “im
Ext.
|
mechanics.
days
875
Trujillo = 75
| MUSICAL
_ 33
CONTINENTAL
MOTORCYCLES
Richard
i
POSITIONS
2-0080
WANTED
needed in Ca-
HOUSEKEEPER—COOK
nets,
us
720
information
Service,
2.8
me
commercial
Stateside
WATER
CARPENTER —will work in your
home,
1402
loyment
references.
HELP WANTED
For
-All
Call Stateside nights, +i 1909
chill
and
LENDING
:
FINISH
FOR aEleaae riew cars all makes and models to people returning to fhe States money.
all
filters
& REFRIGERATION
‘home
establishments,
OF
1993
FRANCHISE FOR SALE
Starting salary $3800 plus | 2031
new automobile. School Graduate with
trained
is
for
Rivera
REFRIGERATORS from $195.00 up, nd 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 Read.
industria)
REPAIRS
WAREHOUSE
Mufioz
kilometer
WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mujioz FOR PARTIES, we rent tables, chairs, = United Van Lines, Inc., through its |Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer buffet tables, glasses, trays,.ice bowls. local agent, Continental, Moving and Stor- '2.8 Trujillo Alto Road. We deliver and pick up. Call Muebleria age, offers you the exclusive sanitized "| 1813 | 75 La Luna, Luna esq. Py mas San Juan. vans for local and overseas moves. Our Teléphones 2-4849 and 3-0982. neatly uniformed and highly-trained per- | . ali. are lists in .h your BEAUTY TREATMENTS prized possessions.’ Please call us at TV SETS. from $125. up at INSULAR ean or 2-1473 oe ‘a = estimate. DISTRIBUTORS’. anjual WAREHOUSE MARY Le = — Academy of Beauty 721 SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Stop, 12, Ponce de Leon 762. Peranak Wave $5.00; Hair Tinting $3.95.) MOVING: WHO mbves you 1s as im- Rie Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alto Rese up; manicure 75 cents; shampoo set $1.50. portant as where you move. 1812 +h} Telephone 2-1698. cking,
install-
ing
who
COND.
MOVING
$275.
years
Applicant
also
at
and
T.V. SALES
~excellent way to make that extra spend-
age.
business
2-3013
BANQUET
has an opening for a young man over 25 of
repair
SERVICE
service
Call
—
annual
week
Piedras Road.
1816
PONCE: Bi-lingual, 24] JOIN OUR) lending library and read the answering service and | latest books for only a few cents a. day.
for
Also
conditioning
units
ieee:
i0 Alto
CARPENTER
$44 monthly
Martorani
space
phones,
ends.
CAR?
JUAN telephone
nals.
door
:
see Caribe — Jenco,
TRAINEE
ANSWERING
Call 3-1391 week-
and
1977
St., Bayamon.
MANAGEMENT
4
two
manufacturers
air
from $75.00 up, at INSULAR
IBUTORS’
“
uP
MISCELLANEOUS
Ponce de Leon Avenue, Stop 20, Santurce (opposite Lottery Building).
wanted
airconditioning High
—
—
D)
FILTERS
INC.
sizes
window
AIR
1992
ments, you can Own a brand new, econoa
training
sale.
«
payment
Age
1956
business
FILTERS
and
home
AIRCONDITIONING
BEAUTY SALON, good trade, parking, air conditioned. Reasonable price, San Juan Darlington. Telephone 2-1698.
SALE
States.
right
down
for
CARS
2013 . 622 1958 DODGE KINGSWAY, 4 door, automatic transmission, radio, many. extras. Purchased new 1959. Like new. Priced
EXPERIENCED ARCHITECT and architectural personnel wanted. W.F. ~Sigal, ATA, 6-4501.
ability
FOR
STORAGE
RANGES,
73
12
Bar Restaurant. Good elient-
rooms, one freezer. Excellent opportunity, For further information write Cold Stor. age, P. O, Box 1766, San Juan. 1896 624
$1100. Taxes paid. Call 9-1320.
bottling: plant.
mechanical
COLD
Tel.
1957 2 DOOR Customline 6 cylinder Ford. Standard shift, radio, actual mileage 33,800. Qne owner, leaving for States.
Must be familiar with CEM Machinery. Send full information regarding experience and salary expected. References — photo. Box E, The San Juan. Star. 2034 , 628
WITH
Rey.
&.
Ypres
éor
BUSINESSES FOR SALE
Chevrolet 210. Automatic transmission. Radio, taxes paid. Call 2-0190 Ext. 16, Blakely. 2029 627
HELP WANTED MALE.
MAN
Hato
FOREIGN
CARS
622
for
26,
Y.
OPPORTUN (TLES
Shop, UF
76
1966
Stop
718
1858, Phone 2.3891. SPEAK SEanIEe
requested.
.
AIR COND.
3)
VOLKSWAGEN 1959, like new. 16,000 miles run. Radio. Price $1350. Information telephone 3-2758. 1945 625
WANTED
WANTED
53,
ee
for
Machine
1814
Credit
ele, low-rent. Debt—free. Part cash, balance mortgage. Owner leaving island. For information, Mr. Mora, Ponce de
and American. Good parts and_ service
Dealers
adding
a
FURNITURE FOR SALE
AIR CONDITIONERS, from $125.00 up at INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875 Rio Piedras and kilometer 2.8 Trujillo Alte Road. .
OPPORTUNITY TO buy a gocd adasins
Ole Madrid
AUTO
conditioners
Mediavilla’s
Everest
Plan—our
facilities,
BUSINESS
1958 M.G.A., BLUE, good condition. Allstate Motor Scooter — 1959 Model newly painted speed equipment for 1957— V8 Plymouth. 3 room furniture. Edificio Torres 36, Ponce. 2008 623
POSITION AVAILABLE for cook-housekeeper. | Prefer a Filipino cook. Easy work for family of two persons. Good salary. Call for appointment, phone 3-4918.
MECHANIC
at
and
for
TAUNUS TR-S 1958,. 18,000 miles, in very good shape. Telephone 3-8648; after 6 PM 6-3269. 2028 627
and deliver your job. For professiontyping, mimeographing, offset print-
ing,
mechanics.
Inquire
SPORTS
three with
to
Factory
6-3703, 265
Service,
messenger
‘home
Addo
and Equipment: Marchant Caleu-
Rental-Purchase
ae
mobile
air
Totalia,
3-8254
_ AIR CONDITIONERS
EQUIPMENT
FURNITURE typewriters,
machines; Rex-Rotary Duplicators; Photocopiers. All kinds office furniture \available. at. Real Hermanos, Fortaleza 300, San Juan, Telephone 3-2338.-— Investigate
make, size, age con-
auto
Quisqueya
legal documents, contracts, reports, free Pick-up and delivery. Call Gini Lobaugh Gay or night — 3-5156. 166 UF THOMPSON gets his word In, with IBM electrics and stenos to go
or
all ears, foreign prices, financing,
continental serving La Concha, San Juan Intercontinental, others; local. transient, Typing, editing, contracts, shorthand, briefs, manuscripts, reports. Hourly rates. IBM Electric, 1120 Ashford Ave., Muriel Eddy. 2-8735. 1666 622 EFFICIEN f,
lators,
employ-
our
CONDITIONERS
ARTIC-KAR
SERVICE
STENOGRAPHER,
TRAILER
AIR
€25
PUBLIC
for
dition, and price air mail, Raymond J. Garbutt, Yacht Haven, St. Th Vir-gin Esl 2004 623
town of Fajardo. Good cane quota. Suitable for dairy, etc. Juan Jimenez Mata; Box 3188, San Juan. Telephone 2-6779 and 2-2374,
SECRETARIAL
available
living. Please state
from
1938
OFFICE Olympia
621
HOUSE
SPANISH.
CUERDA
college
Rico.
San-
628
262
old,
WANTED
turce. Debt-free. Water, light. Mr. Mora, Ole Madrid 1858 Ponce de Leon 2-3891. 2038
YEARS
1848
DORADO HIGHWAY: Farm, various fruit trees, on new 20
25
graduate, bilingual. seeks managerial training position with firm in Puerto
look
-—trave] for leisure. Relax. Please call AM Barranquitas 10. PM Aibonijto 7 1995
Highway.
OFFICE
WANTED—MEN
CONTINENTAL,
BARRANQUITAS: Are you interested in buyng land in the center of the island?
ts.
CLASSIFIEDS
3-8400 Ext 72
es
99
TO
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DEBE
HEDDbb PE,
- cease
go
forward
the original, the unusual alert to some ward in an as
stated
where
the
unique,
the progressive and are concerned. Be chance to soar upnuexpected manner
for
your
own sign feol-
lewing. Be more open-minded. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) “Be sure you accept that unexpected
you
invitation
greater
that
success
will
bring
or increased
prestige. Go on that jaunt and raise your level of consciousness.
Be leyal to tried and true friends. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Confer with wise and sive close tie today, then
with
your
plans
to
progresgo ahead
expand
in
some business or creative venture.
By pooling your ideas and resources, there is bound tobe a good- ly
measure of suecess GEMINI (May 21 to
Impress your
for both. June 21)
associates or allies with
real
talent,
efficiency.
They
will cooperate with you more fully and give added support so that real
advancement
the
very
MOON July 21)
near
is
possible
future.
Be
in
active.
CHILDREN (June 22 to Study current situations
and events carefully and you can then
invest
wisely
so
that
SAGITARIUS
21)
A
one
which
Stress
Set
up
thorities you make
is not complicated, Make Pairs that are necessary
that
any reto real
estate.
LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Spend some time in A.M. analyzing your goals and ambitions, then plan just how you are Soing to operate more efficiently in i the future. Get in touch with key people, see that they cooperate, you backing. Work hard.
VIRGO Be
sure
(Aug. you
relative
22 to
find
position
give
Sept.
out
what
is with
appearance
what
and
LIBRA
(Sept.
23
to
is
22)
Look to that progressive comrade today
for the ideas
you to advance.
that will help
You will receive
hide
necessary
to
In
tent
there
will
many
fine
some monetary
or personal affair
“J
power
political
Mufioz
con-
of the many
that once the
the
law
holding
of
isi apa.
ple-
biscite will be in the -hands of the Republican Party.”
she
given
knew
both
the
the
watch
boy
by
and
Following
are
some
dez made
by the
20
2
20
23
Barranquilla
20
22
SIX SHELLINES
C. Trujillo
20
22
ALCOA
Mobile, N. Orleans
a
23
Phil... Balt., N. Y.
2
23
and the answers
Governor;
=
given
__/
2
ne
“as
important
I
St.
Thomas
2
party.
The
without
is not the exof a political
plebiscite
prior
TO Miami, Y¥.
N. Y., Potice
a
Pance,
St. Croix, Balt.s N. Y. N.Y. Barranquifia
©
a)
AZALEA CITY ‘USNS UPSHUR
Newark Guantanamo, N. ¥.
22 2
23 2
USNS LAURENTIA
N. Orleans
2
2 ;
BERNICE
M'
St. Croix oft
bsy
Pia
YY
bill
will
commitment
injunctions telling
|
f
by
Lloyd during
operations,
the
bones
said
were
last
those
of
the.
Mobile,
Orleans
N.
| Bull Limes &
— Co.
Bello
Ponce,
Ponce, Mayaguez,
Mayaguez, Ponce.
S. American, Gulf St.
Thomas
Alcoa Bull
Lines
§ Lykes Line
Buf! Lines
Newark Guantanamo, Canal
Sea Land ef P. R. MSTS
Canal Zone, . Norfolk,
MSTS
me. .Th
to determine the remains
seamen.
vessel
During
the
strike,
lebra
however,
be impossible
whether they were of one of three
missing
since
capsized April
the
TMT
22 off Cu-
island.
No more bones have been some Eastern pilots had just “disappeared’’ while Pan Am pi- found on the vessel, according lots for two days were-calling in to Capt. Fred Martin, who direct-
“sick.”
The
centered
walk-out
York
Eastern| strike
in Miami
was
and
principally
ed salvage operations.
was
the
PAA
- TELEVISION
in New
City.
(stings Sabject To Change) (Programs listed according te language)
NIXON
WKAQ—({2) WAPA—(4)
(Continued from page steps to correct -this lag. critics,’
Wednesday,
1) 11:30-—(@
WNixon
“argue that if we would adopt their pet ecoriomic philosophy we
too
would
grow
like
WIPR -— (6) WKBM-(11)
1:30— (4)
7
June
Telefiesta “Un
de
Cielo
3:45-— (2) Ocupaciones
4:00—(2) “Lo 4:30-(2) (4)
the
Que
Desierto”
Curiosas
Viene
Cocina
del
‘Valley
of
22
la Tarde
del
Mar”
Hogar Hunted
Men”
Soviets. They invited us to join
them
in
playing
becoming
what
the
is
most
rapidly
(6)
fashionable
political parlor game of our time—
$:30—(2)
a
§:00—(2).
game
we
might
well
|
(Continued from’ page ly
and six children, lives here. He| Norman
courtroom
lets
some
spectators
times
left the
*
electrified
entered
stand:
Cline’s
to!
nly! fired:
at Cline, who had
witness
4}
300|
listening
just
Four | bul-
body
and the
fifth grazed his head. Norman surrendered.
f | immedi-
ately, turning over a .22 catia pistol.
Cline
had
committing
been
charged
statutory
rape
with
on
Nifio
(Film) of
Cochise
ns
®
i
“DAD
del
Sheriff
(4) ' Cartoons
pall
qqpathmanship- gl
Hora
5:15-(6) Matinee
the
girl last Dec. 15 on a me road in St. Thomas. =. |
6:15— (2) Titulares (11) Club de Serruchito 6:25—(2) Informe de! Tiempo 6:30—(2) “‘Tiempo Para la Angustia” @) Ronda Social (6) Ultima Hora €:40—<4) Noticias y Deportes €:55—(2) Deportes 7:00—(2). “Soraya” {Una Hora Contigo, live musical &) = and Scientists ap 7:30—(2) a ‘Masterson, Film {® En Broma y en Serio {i1) Film 7:45—<6)
Watch
8:00-—(2) { (6) 1) 8:30—(6) 9:00—(2) (4)
Reina Por Un Dia Show Panamericano Lit. Espafiola Gran Show de la Noche Festival Casals “Perdon Para Esta Mujer” Pasatiempos
the
World
(2) “Sierra Brava”
10:00—(2) Noticias y Deportes (4) Cocina Musical (ib Film 10:20—(2)
11:00—(4)
Cortes
Diario
Musicales
Puertorriquefio
(1) Late Show
10:30—(2)
Johamsson
TONIGHT
v.
Patterson
—_
- GOODYEAR GILLETT E | present fhe
PATTERSON JOHANSSON -
PRVL
Magequer.Pence,
NN. Orleans
he said it would
pi
Alcea
Frutera Campo
Mayaguez,
omas Bate we dst
night
Avia-
cockpits.
OPERATOR AND/ OR AGENTS MSTS, Trans-
Bordas
Trujillo
23 tatty
protesting Federal
on the TMT
clean-up
to..return to.work and the Line Pilots . Association also had ordered its members back to the
american
Mayaguez,
23
KATHRYN ..— -
TROPIC STAR
eral
five
Mufioz: Status elusive property
ports LEDA
who were
the rape case when he sud stood up in ‘a recess and
a matter
‘as the final destiny of our coun-
his
z
City.
fight for
Phil., Balt.
sire
York
was a chauffeur.
a
.
ran ‘all scheduled
Garcia Mendez: It, is the ‘duty” of the politieal- parties to
DEPARTURE S.J JUNE 22
CASTORP
‘Gulf ports
to New
SCHEDULES
Y.
ae
covered
American
The Eastern strike among pilots
other ob-
the U.S. Congress to fulfill the demand of the people is unacceptable. ‘ Mufioz: Congress will never such a commitment. To “T’m so ashamed,” the grand- make mother~ rig Tepeating, “I’m so demand it is to oppose the holding of a plebiscite. ashamed.”
N. ¥.
SOLON TURMAN
298
jections Mufioz said Garcia Men-
authorize the political parties as 13-year-old boy who said ~ his well as the people to demand mother told him to give it to pthe plebiscite. her for “safe keeping.” Since Garcia Mendez: A plebiscite been
City Pathelogist Dr. Luis E. Gonzalez, who yesterday examined a partial skeleton un-
Pan
“The
Hands
take,”
“this last
proved,
(Centinued from page 1) mother told the STAR that she had
Identified Only As ‘Young Adult's’
flights out of San Juan yesterday with the exception of thrift flight
sta-
try.”
FRANCES
SEAN
do not
repeat,
talents
N.
RANGER
the
sta-
propositions you have made to avoid the plebiscite seriously. I
GRANDMA
ARRIVAL 8. JUNE 19
Balt., N.
political
Republican
cluded,
entertainer, the designer, the lecturer. Any colorful profession,
N. ¥.
PURITAN
under
political
transitory
In
one. Fine chart for the topnotch
SHIP
ALCOA
restore
a
huy
in this horoscope, and the brilliant conversationalist is also here if you early give the right training in literary field, as weil as teach to work with the hands, since the fingers are also very flexible. The mind is very quick and the nature is an authoritative
SHIPPING RANSCARIBBEAN
the
be.”
mother, she said, she agreed. so many of them that you must She said she had not bought it. pick the most practical — then Detectives, are now looking for full speed ahead! Be smart. the boy, who has since dissapearSCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) | ed. Be sure you meet the challenge well that comes up concerning
issues’
of
tus—eannot be included in a plebiscite, Mufioz stressed Commonwealth will be “as permanent as the people want it to
CHILD IS BORN TO-
be
“real
to
being
ed, kind, courteous. IF YOUR
social policies
to the owners of economic power.” Answering Garcia Mendez’ statement that Commonweaith—
favor
M.
inspection procedures,
One of the “real issues,” Mufioz continued, “is fhe history of the Republican Party when it was in power — its actual in-
treat-
gain
_P.
the
“curtain”
little gifts and spend a quiet and happy evening at home. Be devot-
higher-
Oct.
proper
Issues’
|}
—in terms the progress. of. tion Agency inspectors riding un- one person—a Soung adult five Puerto Rico junder real laws?” invited on the flight decks of air- feet three-to fiv. eet five inches Muiioz then told Garcia Men- erait--was joined by. some Pan tall. Indieations are, he said, that dez that the Popular Party will Am pilots Saturday. not allow. the Republicans to Both airlines: had obtained Fed- the bones were of a male, but
reat progress.
through
admiration.
22)
have to — it is important now.
of .economic jand
you
ments and then be off with compatibles either for pleasure or to better business conditions, career | matters. P.M. advance socially — be with the right people. PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) Think in terms of bettering. conditions at home and with kin. Do
your
ups. Impress them with your true capabilities. Be earnest and a good salesman. Strut a bit, if you
gives
’Real
of the real issues — in terms
flash or
Take time out tonight to have fun with co-workers and come to much better understandings. Be courteous, cooperative. | AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Ideal day to improve your
you
a fine budget
22 to Dec.
an associate
On
Miami, in what seemed to be the last day of an 11-day strike among lots who objected to’ government
‘Does it seem impossible to you,” Mufioz asked, “that a political party can develop its electoral campaign on the basis
will be the ideai way in which to advance quickly today in your career. P.M. go out for a relaxing and happy. evening with good friends. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) By laboring diligently now and following the advice of au-
early increase profits and abun- DAY .c2:54 dance.
(Nov.
clever intuitive
of
your party.”
GENERAL TENDENCIES: This that comes up unexpectedly tofis one of those days when all day. Be calm, patient. This is but kinds of opportunities are pre- 'a blessing in disguise. Treat is sented for you to: get ahead and as such. to
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THE SAN JUAN STAR— Wednesday, June 22, 1960.
i
ve
THE
SAN
Floyd Feels He ls A Real Champ Now By MURRAY NEW
match
YORK
Ingemar
(AP)—Floyd
Johansson’s
Patterson
thunderbolt
1st-$1,500; alw 3-yrs-Maidens: 7 £. (Na-
tive)
P.P. ‘Horse Jockey West. Odds 10 Vencedor (Cordero Jr.) 109 6-5
he
had
a lightning
ri ight and Monday
left
hook
to
4 a-Dindmita 6 Don Boni
held the coveted heavy-
3
weight championship for a record second t ime. The solemn-faced, 25-year-old New Yorke r became the first former heavyweight
champion ever to regain the+ he
knocked
Swede hook
in
with 1:51
out
round
at
hard-hitting | Grounds.
a
le\ping of
she
left
the
ancient
Polo
“T think it was the hardest blow
fifth |1 ever hit anyone,” said the elated,
~ ‘
NOW IN LOOK
MAGAZINE
INGEMAR JOHANSSON A 6-page exclusive on the heavyweight champ and
his big right hand,
BEAUTY
DIET
A one-week “well-being”
planitoy Basie Dealty
Russia’s CHALLENGE:
HERE WE COME! Why the Russians work so
hard to beat us in every-
thing from missiles to farm crops.
-—_
tecrowned
Patterson.
‘“‘For
soon.
In
going
to be a real
90
“I’m
days,
going
to
champion.” think
it
I’m
over,”
of 23 fights.
Soared
To
He had soared to the championship heights last June 26 by deknockout. crumbled, been
Now his
shattered,
and the
in sports,
shouldered
he
had had
found
it
.
In regaining
prize
a seventechnical
his castles invincibility
hard to talk.
most
lucrative
the young,
Negro
21,
succeeded
Patterson
record
books
heavyweight
where
went
as
into
the
the
youngest}
champion
by
flatten-
ing ancient Archie Moore with a devasting left hook in the fifth
round
at Chicago,
Never
Nov.' 30, | 1956. ;
Again
It
Did
again
had
strated the power the
194%
he
demon-
of that jolting
hook until Monday felled
night. First he
pound
champion
early in the fifth round for a nine-
count.
Then
he
did
it
again
with
a leaping left that had all his 190 pounds—the heaviest weight of his career—behind it. The
strong
Swede
hit
the
can-
vas flat on his back. He was out cold. Referee Artie Mercante, officiating
in
his
first
heavyweight
title fight, could have counted 500 over him. It was several minutes
before Ingo was propped up on a stool in the ring and several more
minutes leave
before
for
he
his
It could the powerful
was
dressing)
have
been
Viking
able
to
room.
different
had
if
been
able
night
in
the
second
nailed Floyd with the old
round.
He
ning”
right
This was of punch the
way
high on the “‘toonder and
early
in
head light-
the
round.
almost the same type that started Floyd on
out
a
year
ago.
Patterson was stunned but he was able to retreat. Ingo went
The coming battle of
with
TODAY... GET
1l
Brunilda
after
his
his
foe
cautiously
left repeatedly.
poking He
didn’t
(M.A.
del
Diaz)
Carmen (C.M.
n6 116
95 3-1
11
5-1
105
(Caraballo)
9 a-Carabina
7-1
105
9-1
Flores)
(Vazquez)
111
20-1
108
9.5
Navidad Kikiriki
2 I
j
raced
with
bbb
Hbbp Hpi:
ie
de
Avenue.
ASCE
20 112. *%
You
aca
are
x
a
over
the
Portmarnock
The
tournament
links
lasts
four
days with 18 holes played
daily.
It decides! the world team and individual | championships after a scrap
over
The sports
been
72
holes.
.
Irish say it’s the biggest jamboree
called
they’ve
ever
on to organize.
better,
should
take this one with ease. Preferencia has been close, could do ft. Top Sale last net true, good shot. 3rd-$2,250; clmg ($5,000); 4-yrs; 1 1/16 m. (Native) 10 Goyita (Iglesias) 103 3-2 6 a-Cano (L.R. Velez) lll 52 4 Collores (Valdes) 108 3-1 8 Walter A. (Reyes) Ml 41 9 Ceremonia (Maldonado) 113 4-1 3 Cable (Sayan) 115 41 1
Tetrarquina
(E.
Rivera)
112
7 La Mulata (Rosario) 2 a-Bimbo (D. Rodriguez) 5
Carlitos
(Pagan)
a.Green
Stable
Goyita
5-1
108 112
7-1 5-2
106
50-1
entry.
figures
to
take
the
lead
and
hold it. Cano fast closer, may catch Goyita in’ final yards. Collores sharp in last. 4th-$3,100; alw; 2-yrs; 3 f. (Native) 9 Cardiologo (Cordero Jr.) 109 out 4 Fedora(Burgos) 109 4-5 3 Rio Nalon (Landrau) 114 1-1 8 Zilka Maria (Caraballo) 105 7-2 2
Nena
1
Linda
(L.R.
Velez)
110
8-1
Andalucia (I. Pizarro) 105 25-1 Cardiologo, two-year-old champ. Will be out of the betting. Fedora impessive in last, best one for Place. Rio Nalon figures to give Fedora some trouble. 5th-$1,550; clmg ($2,500.$2,000); 4-yrsup; 5 f. (Imported) 6 Labayen (Latorre) 120 2-1 1 Patsy Kelly (Landrau) M15 2-1 11 Favour (Caraballo) 108 3-1
2
Salwa
10
(Maldonado)
Duque
El
3
D.
(Matos)
Cangrejo
(Morales)
7
La
4 8
Denzil (Corchado) Nagir (Davila)
Inglesa
5 £.Pordiosero
(J.A.
f-field
Velez)
105
Cara
o Cruz
Bonita
1
Hecuba
II
(Reyes)
f.field
(Pagan)
Istaracho
likes
distance,
umpredictable,
Bombillita fast closer, could 7th-$2,400; alw; 4-yrs-up;
Ported)
8 6 2 3
Lady Eternal (J.A. Julia D. (Valdes) Blancor (Caraballo) Canciller (Nieves) ‘anita
one
5-1
fear.
do 7
it. £
(Im-
110 110 119 114
8-5 5-2 5-2 41
114
(Latorre)
7-1
115 114 107
(71 9-1 9-1
115
12-1
11 b-El Miura (Obregon) 114 7-1 a-Establo Lares entry. b_Establo M. Alcaraz entry. Lady Eternal has to be caught, hard to shake here. Julia D. sharp in last, one ‘to fear. Blancor bound to be factor, post position hurts his chances.
champ
got
up
on
one
knee
and
took the count of nine. Patterson tore after him with a vengeance,
escaped.
Then
came
final
hook
and
was
left
made.
have
road from
the crushing
boxing
history
EE
EY
60,000
the
four
laid
a
days,
mile
the main
of
highway
to the links, hired every large tent in Ireland and bought 10 miles of rope to control the golf-
crazy
crowds.
Australia's
two-man
They’re
team
of
Nagle cham-
after
their
cond
world
year,
again} will be in the field.
He’s
individual
partnering
Al
Canada in|the team ship. | . Leonard |won the
crown
in ajsudden
favorities—pbut
beat.
Velez)
Organizers
after tying ‘with
to
of about
dver
105 20-1 106 20-1 106 20-1 to
(Landrau)
Borkon
4-1
9-1
one
7 b'Nevoso (Contreras) 5 a-Colorido (Pacheco) 10 a-Cimitarra (Cordero Jr.) I
31 4-1
106
horse.
Constelacion
110 113
105
4 f£-El Vigia (Valdes) 7 f-Luz Maria (Hernandez) 5 f-Leslie
9-5 5-2 3-1
TO
(Caraballo) (Rosario)
1
115° 113° 104
total crowd
expected
new
SNEAD
third title. They first won in 1954 and then repeated last year on their home course at Royal Melbourne. | Stan Leonard, who won his se-
40-1
4-yrs-up;
A is
pionship.
workouts point him
El|Negus (Sayan) Bisili (Maldonado)
2
7-1 15-1 25-1
108 40-1
(Valdes)
SAM
Peter Thomson and Kel are defending the team
5-1
proper level, one to beat. impressive debut, could
hit jackpot. Favour’s
8
41
120 115
out as possible shot here. 6th-$1,550; clmg ($2,000); 1|16 m. (Native) 9 Istaracho (Pacheco) 6 Constelacion (E. Rivera) 11 Bombillita (Iglesias) 12 10
115 108
horse.
Labayen at Patsy Kelly
3-1
115
(Reyes)
9 £-Pichincha
120
ofALCOHOLICS ANONY. ¥. battering him with both hands. Wednesdays at 8:00 P. Mi st & For a few moments, Johansson John’s Cathedral — Stop
Nees CK
championship
108 25-1 108 25-1
get in the followup right. And by the end of the round Patterson had regained his full senses. That, it turned out, was Ingo’s achieve at all in the first fight— ‘| last chance. It was the only round he upset Johansson’s pattern by he got from the officials, using the Swede’s own piercing Patterson fought differently this weapon—the classic left jab. time. Instead of looking for a In the fifth round he sent Johanschance to unlimber his fast com- ‘son to the ropes. The first leapbinations—something he didn’t ing left hook thudded against Ingo’s jaw and dropped him. The JPR RE bp
% ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS ¥ Do you ha drinking’ _. . Mt poy an Ragiieh e eee Group
Golf
“JOS 12-1 11151
Merry Widow (L.R. Velez) Lady Mustang (E. Rivera) has
Snead head the strong American challenge against teams from 29 other countries in the eighth
Thursday. |
111 12-1
(Rosado) (J. Cordero)
OCK, Ireland, old Palmer and Sam
International
2 f-Bella Aurora (Iglesias) 104 12-1 a-Establo, Miramar entry. f-field horse. Vencedor overdue, hard to shake. DiMamita fast closer, may do it. Don Boni in cleyer hands, may hit jackpot. alw; 2-yrs; 8 f. (imported) 2nd-$2,650} 6 Contaje| (Cordero Jr.) 106 32 105 5-2 8 Preferencia (Reyes) 106 7-2 3 Top Sale (Caraballo) 5 Gravilla (Corchado) 108 41 7 Jabalina (Iglesias) “106 (7-1 116 10-1 9 Fanin (Maldonado)
10 4
POR’ (AP) —
and Canada Cup matches opening
(Lopez)
7 £-Tocayo (R. Gonzaléz)
9
Cautious
SEGREGATION “Southern way of life.”
Maria
to follow up his best punch of the
Ingo Was
Atlanta may destroy the
12
broad-
eight other ring greats, including Jack Dempsey and Joe Louis; had failed. At
(Reyes)
Paubline
Centaie
Championship
molishing Patterson on knockdown, third-round
(Corchado)
8 f-Cantinera
said the downcast Johansson when asked if he wanted the third fight. Then he was whisked away. It was his first defeat in a pro
career
Sparta
5
the
if possible.
(Rosario) (Maldonado)
Consulta
13
first time I feel I’m a real, champion. I think the public finally will accept me. At least, I hope so. “I told Ingemar he positively will get a third shot. I’d like it
ee
when
the handsome,
ae TE Ib
title
Canada Cup
CARMONA'S EL COMANDANTE. Matches Open RATINGS | This Thursday
ROSE
showe d
| } 1
JUAW STAR — Wednesday, June 22, 1960
The United
and
last
Balding
for
championindividual
death
playoff
Thomson.
States, South Africa
Austrdlia
of other
title
are
téams
regarded
there
are
as
plenty
capable
of pull
ing off an) upset. Palmer re Latrobe, Pa., the’ United States’ Master champion and leading money winner on the American
Circuit,
will
start
as
betting favorite for the individual title. \ The
South
Player,
Africans
British
have
Open
Gary
Champion,
and Bobby (Locke, four-time -winner of the British crown.
The United States has won the team trophy twice—in 1955 and 1956. Australia, Argentina, Ire-
land
and
Japan
are
other
past
team winners, Individual winners have been Antonio) Cerda of Argentina (1953), Stan Leonard, (1954-59), |Ed Furgol,
States,
1955,
Ben
Hogan,
Canada United
United
States, 1956, Torakichi Nakamura,
Japan
1958.
The
1957, Anegl Miguel,
|
Tortmarnock
links,
Spain,
/
sur
rounded on three sides by the Irish Sea, ‘stretch 6,918 yards,
It’s a place where
thard-and often. |
||
the winds
3;
#5
blow
'
i “THE SAN JUAN STAR T
Fisherman’ s
TPR. ‘Chutists Cit yey BeGranted Murray Perform For Australians
Luck~
‘Welcome Waits By Mike
For those who may have been wondering, the banner stretched across Club Nautico’s pier is a congratulatory greeting for the Puerto Rican team of Chilo Bird, Angel Abarca Jr. and
David
Hatteras
Rodriguez
which
Blue Marlin’
The
trio
has
not
won
the
Tournament
recent
at
arrived—the
First
International
Hatteras, | N.C.
plane
strike
is
giving
them
difficulty getting back. At Hatteras, Rodriguez caught the tournament's largest lin, 441 pounds. Bird walked off with individual honors,
ever.
He
scored
The
team’s
919 of Puerto score
was
Rico’s
469
runner-up, Bimini. Trailing 522, and South. Africa, 439.
1,471
points
were:
marhow-
points.
more
than
that
of
Hatteras,
687;
Ocean
the
a
(Special
te
the
STAR)
MELBOURNE—Puerto
expected
Rico’s
son
tunds, Joseph
30-pound
dolphins,
Deckelbaum
of
world touring skydiving team of William
Stowell
and
Laurence
Moore climaxed the recent twoday
Australian
skydiving
and
a 104pound
blue
marlin
by
Equals
Record
Phil Damico tied a Puerta Rican record Saturday by pulling in a 12-pound ‘tarpon on a fly rod from the piers. Unofficially, the fish weighed 12 pounds, eight ounces, |but by the time Damico, who’s stationed at Fort Brooke, had it) recorded,
it
had
lost
eight
muddy
j|for
catches.
An Throagtil ‘an Iumn,
Dr.
F.
MAJOR NATIONAL
\Mi
Pittsburgh Milwaukee San Fran. St. Louis
in’
editing
Fergerson,
last
chief
week’s
of
the
LEAGUE
fishing
U.
S.
co-
Public
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
31
.483
23
31
.426 12
21
32
Olmo
sons
with
a
thrilling
jump
from
8,000
acrobatic
87
9
| Chicago
feet.
36216
Games
,
2-2)
at Phila-
Angeles
Cincinnati
night. © San Francisco
waukee
(Williams
(Newcombe
Today's Games
(Foytack
Washington
3-5),
(Burdette
at Mil-
7-2).
night.
Pittsburgh
NEWPORT,
R. 1. #—Walier
Gubelmann’s
Baltimore
Pit{sbur,
Larker, Los’ Angeles Banks,
| Chicago ROME UNS—
Bayer, St. Louis
Aaron,’ Milwaukee _
Thomas, Chicago _ Mathews, Milwaukee
night.
AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING
Sol Rama, Rion
344
.
327 Piersall Cleveland 326 . "325 Berra, New York
Milwaukee
night.
(Wynn 246), night.
Smith, White, eerie
Skinner, Adcock,
1-4),
(Fisher 5-4) at Chicago
339 Gentile, Baltimore 335 smith Chicago
Pittsburgh St. Louis Pittsburgh
class
Clemente, Pittsburgh Cepeda, San Francisco Aaron, Milwaukee Moon,
Les
Angeles isco,
Jand
starts,
‘the
ted jin about a year, Olmo said. Refilling will begin with the Gov-
ernor’s approval of ‘the land’s ex. | propriation.
Little has been
tract to
a minor
use
the
done
league
proposed
to at-
team
here
park.
AAA
far
behind,
were
“We have written William Me(president of the
Miami
Marlins) that we would welcome
Fomento Bank, fiscal advisors to the Commonwealth has loaned
his | team, but that’s all, Olme said. “It’s (bringing a team here) really up = a promoter.”
S.
yawl
race
plane| -
class
AAA
slightly behind the leaders.
The yachts were reported under maximum sail in an easterly wind of six knots. The weather was clear, the! visibility unlimited.
333] Mieco, Chicago
|'4'5 7/4
Barepon
;
juan xQuebradilh
7
AIT
a 122 :
.
Today’s Games
Santurce
at Ponce,
8:30 p.m.
A except SATURDAY, 3 FLIGHTS, AND SUNDAY, 2 FLIGHTS,
MON DAY FIGHTS Sy
son,
YORK
190,
_— — “Floyd * Patter-
Rockville
Center,
New
knocked out Ingemar Johansson, 19434, Sweden, in 1:51
of
fifth
round
World ‘Heavyweight SYDNEY — Vic Australia
outpointed
to
regain
title. White,
129
Yukio
Kat-
oe
Marts, New ox
. 14 | “4
Mantle, New York Mawel, eto
15: | Lemes, Washington
53
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Washington Chicago
~ 7:00 A.M. Dally
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erewecccce
10:20
A.M.
Daily - except Sat. and Sunday 3-30
Dally...
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P.
M.
PLM,
FLIGHTS RETURN FROM MAYAGUEZ 45 MINUTES AFTER at FROM SAN JUAN
HOME Viet RUNS
ayy
| Daily - except Sunday
sumata, 129, Japan, 10. : TORONTO — Gale Kerwin, Ottawa, Canadian welterweight champion, knocked out Marcel Houde, Quebec City, 3. (Weights not available)
323) sowron, New York 18
E SAN JUAN:
The
NEW
Allison, Washington Gardner, Washington
323
NEW SCHEDULE TO
236 444
x-Last night game
Ave.
Munoz
NOW
IN
Rivers — OUR
WLR Met A
somplete
- '4
Ric Piedras
LA
RONDE
RESTAURANT
Gap tae) masi
SEE YOUR TRAVE
tax
Uae Lh i br be
2a
6 aia — ae
CARIBAIR 4|
teh [Ub sm aatte 4
2 3
But
the: attraction of “major league franchise would be ‘even , mart, ? Olmo said. Doriald
Armory.
refilling
Djinn and class AAA Dyna. : The Coast Guard report indicated that the great majorityof the 135 boat fleet was massed
SELF-SERVICE
Banks, Chicago.
Ohce
20,000 seat park will be comple
Also sighted in the same area not
(Fisher 2-2) at Cle- York,
Mays, San Francisco Clemente, Pittsburgh
Curry, Philadelphia
B includ-
-
troit
at
9-5)
Great busbar \
368 13% not
veland (Hawkins 44), (Jones
NATIONAL LEAGUE ‘BATTING
Burgess,
5-1)
36
games
Boston (Sullivan 3-6) at Kansas City (Herbert 2-6), night. New York (Ditmar 53) at De-
delphia (Ghar 3-2), night. St. Louis (Jackson 9-6) at Pittsburgh (Friend 8-3), night. Los
Mrs
LateCityMonday’s Games 9, Boston 6.
Kansas
Today’s Games (Anderson
city
Windigo Is Leading Bermuda Yacht Race
gy, || Santurce | xRio Piedras
35
21 .
a
30
24
| Boston
Milwaukee 4, Los Angeles 1 Chicago
measure
said yesterday that the Gov-
tional Guard;
LEAGUE
25
{Kansas City
not includ-
Monday’s
a
a week’s time” a-proposal that will give the city title to land in-Hato Rey. Preliminary surveys for the ball park have already made at the Hato Rey site near the Na-
33 22 600 4%| SUperior Basketball 37 25 597 Superior Basketball 30 25 .545 3%| Arecibo . 9 3 .750 29 27 518 5 | San German 29 29 500 51, || Ponce | 7AS 3 ord .700
458 10%] Washington
Yesterday’s games Late
AMERICAN
29
27
Chicago ed.
STANDINGS
LEAGUE
37 21 638 = '|New York 31 23 574 4 | Baltimore 34 26 567 4 |Cleveland 29 30 .492 8% | Detroit
Los Angeles
the
west of Bermuda.
Health Service, Puerte Rico field Station, appeared to be saying that despite the presence of Schistosomiasia \(Bilaharzia) in| Puerto Rican inland waters, he was still going to go fishing. Dr. Fergerson points out that he is not a fisherman, and that he has no intention of going fishing in local lakes, Actually the statement in the column reflected the sentiments of the columnist, not Dr. Fergerson.
|
But
spotted Windigo 264 miles north-
Error
inadvertence
Frederick
$600,000.
Windigo took an early lead in the
ounces.
good
approve
pionships watched by 44,000 per- emor will probably sign “within
The record was first set by Victor E. Dominech. Newport to Bermuda yacht ’ Fresh water 2angling was brought to a standstill the past week j yesterday. by heavy r. ins in the mountain area, making most of the lakes: A U. S. Coast Guard too
to
City Treasurer Jose Rodriguez
cham-
City,
Baltimore.
the |‘city
shortly which will speed construction of San Juan’s $3 million
Using tracking smoke, Stowell and Moore left the plane together for the 45-second dual delay. Duronds of the One unverified catch was the news around Club Nautico this ing the first 15 week. Ivan Rodriguez of Santurce reportedly caught an Allison |?planned fall, the jumpers could tuna on a 120-pound line. It supposedly came close to equalling be seen attached to each other. Then, they separated, doing wide the Puerto Rican record of 175° pounds. 360° circles in opposite | direcThe largest’ blue marlin and dophin| catches of the year were tions. reported by | Cai. Art Wills, who skippers the |Sea Queen. They met again. at 2,000 feet He reported that Pedro Vargas (not the singer) boated a ,|350-pound marlin on a 120-pound line and that a 37-pound dol- where both parachutes opened simultaneously. The pair landed phin was pulled in by Frank Hutchins of Hubert, N.C. Also ded from the Sea Queen were several "70-pound Alli- within 10 yards of the target. Dr.
DOUGLAS
juis Munoz Marin is still) needs the land.
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THE STAR FEATURES
22
NIGHT
SCORES
i
San Juan, Puerta Rito, Wednesday, June 22, 1960
ants
Ingo
Rematct e
Maria Bueno Wins |The Sooner The Better’. Ist Wimbledon Match| Sa ys Beaten Joh nsson_ WIMBLEDON, England br in the Africa’s nis girls got off to a great s tart in the Wimbledon
shine
vesterday.
women’s African
performance S.
6-4,
of the
day.
Wightman
Moore,
cleare
their
singles and only one ‘lost.
Bernice Vukovich, champion, chalked
Mrs.
U.
Seven
of
NEW Monday
in the
YORK night,
(AP)—Ingemar said yesterday
Maria
Hard other
win, hundreds courts in the
and Darlene thronged the
hot
afternoon
sunshine
went
into
the
victories
was
chalked
up
one of four Soviet Union. for the black-
haired
as
off
Moscow
after
beating
Katarina: In
girl
she
first
round
Gynn
Thomas,
Maria
Ayala,
ptay
U. Chile,
Dorothy Knode, Rita Illingworth, Suzy Kormoczy,
No.
6-2,
6-1,
Laura
U.
6-2;
S., defeated
Pearl In
Panton,
Britain,
first-round
men’s
yesterday,
Ulf
doubles
play
and
Jan
Schmidt
Erik Lunquist. Ronald Barnes
Sweden, defeated and Carlos Fer-
nandez,
12-10,
9-7;
Brazil,
Roy
5-7, 6-3, 4-6,
Emerson
and
Neale
Fraser, Australia, Lane and Brian
defeated Alan Phillips-Moore,
Australia,
9-11,
6-2.
Australia,
and
Bob
6+2,
Howe.
64,
Abe
Segal, South Africa, defeated Thomas Lejus and Mikhail Mozer, U.S.S.R., 6-1, 6-4, 6-1; Charles Me-
Kinley
and
Earl
Buchholz,
U.
S.,
defeated Ramanathan’ Krishnan and Narcth Kumar, India, 6-2, 6-4, 3-6, 5-7, 6-3: Francisco Contreras and Mario Llamas, Mexico,
defeated Arilla,
Andres Spain,
Gimeno 11-9,
15-13,
and Jose 6-3.
Manuel Ycaza Hurt NEW YORK, (AP)—Panamanian jockey Manuel Ycaza suffered a broken collar bone and possible internal injuries when his
horse rolled over in yesterday’s sixth race at Belmont.
Runspurtyoo, ridden by Ycaza, was runhing fourth in the stretch and
tangled
with
Big
Native’s
legs, falling down with the jockey under him. Ycaza was able to move to the auxiliary track for
protection from other horses.
hit
and
me
with
that
was
a
count
thousand,
unable
and
“I
good
that.
who
has
beat
him
flattened
by
ight
have
well
‘been
for. Johansson
not
hurt
a
was
ito move.
was
bad; but the
advised me to relax longer
remain
son
said.
next time will be dif.
man
t
in the
ring,
“Johans-
-
ec
Asked why he didn’t follow
up his|/advantage in the second
round
after his fanrous right —-
the only
time he connected with
it —
apparently had
hurt Pat-
planned And
a long fight. ’ *I thought he was playing,
terson, Johansson said: he. had
in
Even though I might ‘have had him,
you
can’t
take
a chance,
I felt I) had time and I was confident would be able to get him
again.
“Also,
two
fight
.
.
Pee
I thought
himself
“he would.
out.”
MILWAUKEE (AP)—The Milwaukee Braves clobbered San Francisco’s pitchers for 11 hits, including three. homers and four doubles, to defe the Giants 9-6 last
Pat
6-2, 6-2.
fresher
}
He
Mays, Cepeda Homer |But Giants Lose, 9-6
Lazzarino, Italy, defeatMarsha, Kenya, 6-2, 6-4.
Bryan,
round
slight-
pulverizing left hooks in the fifth
U. S., defeated Britain, 6-3, 6-3; Hungary, defeat-
Hird, Britain, 3-6; 7-5, 6-1: Rene] Schuurman, South Africa, defeated
He
Johansson,
ed Deirdre Catt, Britain, 6-4, 6-3. Silvana ed Freda
was
the :
didn’t move until referee Arthur Mercante counted him out. The
on
The next time it can be my turn.”
yesterday,
3-6,
fifth
for
out for several minutes.
and
first
3,
defeated
his
mark
24 fights. “I always said anything can happen in a fight,” Ingo said with a sad smile, “and this time it happened the better for him.
6-0.
S.,
was
The ex-champion did not speak as confidently as in the: past. However, he looked forward eagerly to a third bout with the
walked
Sweden’s
Frendelius,
refreshed
said.
ferent.”
by
Anna Dmitrieva, players from the The crowd clapped
again ‘
doctor
“Maybe
by
conqueror
stronger this time,” Johansson punch
defeating a Belgian, Christine Mercelis, 6-3, 6-2. One of the day’s most impres-
sive
following
“Patterson
Bueno
round
looked
the only visible
him
to watch
third
Swede
knockout. Johansson has a ly puffed eye.
the pretty South African girls Sandra Reynolds, Renee Schuurman, Mary Hammill and Lynn Hutchings. They all walked off the court with victory smiles. All eight seeded girls won. Maria Bueno who had a first round
bye
his
.
made
California,
seeds
to* fight
%
night in the opener of a twi-night doubleheader.
2
CHAMPIONSHIP ing
his
The
CONFIDENCE—Floyd
training
camp
before
his
fight
with
See Patterson’s postfight reaction, page 22.
J “ hhansson.
( AB Photo.)
pitching
nailed
down
the*
of
rookie
right
hander
Ron Piche, who came on in the and.
sixth
German Runs 100 Meters In Record 10 Seconds Flat
southpaw
preserved
the
Zurich
Sta-| 1958.
Wetzigrund
helped | the ‘| victory
The
record Start.
jury
cancelled
because
of
an
his
first
irregular
Harry protested and the jury granted a repeat of the heat. The
young
West
German
again
won,
this time with an impeccable start. Or three timers one clocked 10.1 seconds, two others clocked 10.0. Comfortably within the admis-
sible
standards,
including
wind
velocity, his time appears to have every chance of official recogni-
tion:
|
Hary, born in Saarbruecken,
is
after
winning
rischshafen, West
the
who ran ORLANDO
Eu-
ce in 10 at Friend-
Germany
but
the jury voided the record becau-
CE
has
trating
on
been
running
six years but has been
years.
dashes
Experts
only
consider
hits 14th George Brunet’s gue victory. (First
first major
lea-
about
Milwaukee
001 341 00x—9-11-1 (5),
O’-
three
Dell (5), Loes (5), Maranda
(7)
concenhim
as
Pirates
over
St. Louis
to.
a
3-2
last night
McCormick, and and
Shipley
L-O’Dell (2-7). HR—San
Cepeda
|
Francisco, Mays
(14), Long
kee, Crandall Adcock (9).
(11),
(11).
(2). MilwauAaron
(16),
base
by
the
little
relief ace for one out. Face then struck jout Daryl: Spencer and Stan Musial to retire the side.
Semproch Sold
9-3
Schmidt; Brunet, Piche (6) Crandall. W-Brunet (1-0).
for Sawatski, was picked
second
Game)
010 040 001—6-
one of the top foes for} the 100meters at the Rome Olympics, The old 100-meter mark of 10.1 belonged to North ericans W. J. Williams, Ira J. Murchison, and Leamon King. | ‘
|
off
EDA
San Francisco
se of a slight slope in the track. Hary
A
pitching
ningest | piteher in the majors. Card runners were on first and second with nobody out when Face came on. Curt Simmons,
ropean meet this year jat Stockholm, he ran the di seconds flat in a meet
—
inning
and preserved a victory for starter | Vernon” Law, the win-
|
Shortly
(AP)
ninth
performance by. the Pittsburgh Pirates’ bull pen ace, Elroy Face,
distance in ten, seconds flat. |
dium.
Stops Cards >
One hundred meters equals approximately 110-yards. Hary set the new world mark? twice in 100-meter heats of a se- 23-year-old. He was ‘European ven-nation track and field meet champion for the 100:meter in
in
Elroy Face brilliant
ZURICH, Switzerland (AP)—\ est Germany 's sprinting star Armin Hary became the first man yesterday to
run the 100-meter
Braves
Patterson leav- verdict behind the two-hit relief
aS
top
like
after what he called a good punch
Sally
While many of the.22.000 crowd packed the center and No. 1 courts
see
would
The
6-4.
to
Johansson, shorn of his wo ld heavy$%ight crown
he
| title “the sooner the b etter.”
beat
star
Bakersfield,
hurdles
ten-
sun-
South¢up the
She
Cup
first
i 5 5 i
OIT (#—The
Detroit Tigers
yesterday sold Ray Semproch, right-handed relief pitcher, to Spokane of the “Pacific Coast League. ;
The
sale
to’ add
permitted
Clem
Labine,
the~ Tigers a
veteran
Los Angeles relief pitcher they recently picked up from the National League. Spokane is a Dodger
farm -club,
but
the
were © unrelated.
deals
the
Tigers
said
es