The San Juan Star (June 27, 1960)

Vel.

I

Tel.

No. 200

3-8400

San Juan, Puerto Rico, Monday, June 27, 1960

Second-class

at San

| paid

Puerto

Bice

maha in na scat

Saati

si90-:

Rocks Cuban Capital

‘Havana Blast Brings Initial Report Of 50 Hurt; Powder Ignites HAVANA which

(AP)—A shattering explosion

authorities

tions dump

said

shook

night. Authorities: immediately sealed off the explosion site. Cars loaded with apparently injured persons still streamed from the area an hour after the blast. Windows were shattered over a large area of Havana and many persons were cut by flying

Tanner, Jovial lke Returns, Finds Backlog

severe than that which shattered the French munitions ship La

from

about

and a part of the Havaarea 100

last Mar.

jured

Prime

The

details

man three gang

which

home for

last

the

veteran the

of how

a patrol-

singlehandly fought off members of the five man invaded

week

and

unfolded

yesterday.

policeman

wounded a Mr.

were

first time

holdup

a Guaynabo

killed

men

The

two

of

and

critically

James

Morgan,

third. Mrs.

whose home on Los Filtros Rd. was the gang’s target, heard the full story for the first time yesterday from the patrolman himself

—Juan

Arzuaga,

49, who

dropped in for a visit.

.

The Morgans knew the story, but sketchily.. They were bound in the living room with a bedspread

were which

by

unable took

the

to

robbers.

see

place

the in

They

action, a

guest

room, out of their vision. This was the -story of the night as told by Arzuaga, a rugged, muscular man with the vigor of a young athlete.

—

pleading

the

took then

vilian clothes, and carried a gun

Fidel

Eas.

Ei-

Richard

M..

Nixon

and

Osvaldo

House to rest and put finishing touches on his 6:30 p.m. (Puerto

Castro,

Dorticos,

and

Rico

in.

a

powder

the Cayo Havana.

Page 21)

Cruz

Military

magazine

region

authorities

off

a section of Havana Harbor near the

major

Standard

oil and

refineries—Esso, Shell

—

with

warning that additional sions were possible.

to

the

30

nation

tries.

east

sealed

Radio-Television

report

tonight on his two-week, 23,000 mile journey to three Asian coun-

in

of

time)

minute

scene.

ated

the call from Mrs. Morgan, handed the phone to Arzua-

(See PATROLMAN,

sident

police

Officials at the presidential palace said the explosion origin-

in a holster under. ‘his sports shirt. Patrolman Antonio Diaz Davis

for

Far

senhower arranged with Vice Pre-

numerous officials of the government went immediately to

Of Killing 2 In Holdup Attempt Morgan

Minister

President

Relates Full Story Mrs.

good”

last night. Of these 21 were at other members of his White House staff for a full report on domesa first aid station at Regla, a tic affairs. I small town at the end of Hayana Then he went to the White Bay.

A GUEST REVISITS—Veteran patrolmaan joa “Avene of the Commonwealth James Morgan, police force, right, revisits his “host” of last Thursday night, whose home was under brief siege by armed gunmen when patrolman Arzuaga arrived to shoot two of the burglars dead and wound a third. With them is the Morgan’s German shepherd Asso. (STAR photo by Gunter Hett.)

help— called the Guaynabo police station, to which Arzuaga had returned after a day of delivering summonses. He wore ci-

“pretty

government . business. While still at the airport,

4 killing

persons,

in first reports from

a

tern trip, as he described it, and promptly turned to a backlog of

Fifty persons were listed as in-

|

a muni-

capital last

WASHINGTON (AP)—President Eisenhower returned yesterday

na port

By GUNTER HETT

from

glass. The blast appeared to be more

Coubre

Patrolman

was

the Cuban

the

explo-

The president was reported prepared to picture as a success his good will visists to the Philippines, Formosa and Korea. A scheduled

trip

led. He

also

to

to

Japan

was

defend

was

cancel-

reported

primed

admitistration

foreign

policy actions criticism from

against mounting Democrats.

8 Members Of Anti-Trujillo Movement Beaten Up By Mob (Part

of

STAR

the

list who. was Ciudad

York

information

in

last night from Charles

at the scene

Trujillo.

City:)

Wiley

recently

were

came

-

beaten up

and

their

established headquarters it was lear-

ned here yesterday. According to informed San

Juan,

was

obtained

by

the

to

San

action yesterday

Juan

en

route

PDM,

which

to

Francisco

sources Ramos

Rojas and Andres Ramos Peguero, leaders of the Popular Dominican Movement (PDM), were se-

The about

50

members

has

New

gathered

after

openly

establishing an office in Ciuded Trujillo June 4, has been blaring anti-government slogans from a loud-speaker headquarters.

Last the

Friday

loudspeaker

set

up

at

afternoon started

their

after protest-

ing the attempted assassination of Venezuelan President Romulo Betancourt, a group of Trujillo

stormed the riously hurt and taken to the hos- supporters _| headquarters and battled pital with broken ribs.

the

anti-Trujillistas.

Eight

PDM

members were beaten up, accord-|

Several

timated

in ing to local sources, and two Tru-| police

+

destroyed last Friday,

in

story

W. Wiley, a free-lance journa-

of the mob

Eight men who have been openly trying to form an anti-Trujillo movement in the Dominican Republic

this

PDM

with

jillistas

received

head

hours

at

lines

later,

2,500

in

a

broke

mob

es-

through

attempt

an

(See DOMINICAN,

wounds.

to

Page 21)

5 Die In Traffic Accidents; | Year's Total Now 183 Traffic accidents took the lives Albelo, 40, were killed on the of two pedestrians in Santurce, a south entrance to the Constitution 10-year-old in San German,

others this year’s 183,

total

weekend traffic

and two

pushing deaths

up

the to

Pedestrians Rogelio Santiago Arroyo, 35, and Carmelo Arroyo

Bridge morning

in Santurce Saturday when they were struck

by a car driven by Charles Rosado Bello, according to. police. Santiago,

(See

police

TRAFFIC,

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postage

Juan,

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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

said,

Page

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21)

in-

THE SAN SUAN STAR

June 21, 1960

— May, j {

|

Fiabe

_

Mikoyan: Summit Failed Because | British Wouldn't Stand Up Tolke.

©

STAVANGER,

Anastas I. Mikoyan come

about

if Prime

First pis

Premier

the Paris summit

Minister Macmillan

had dared to stand up to President Eisenhower. Macmillan

and

Pre-+— the doctrine and if the Americans had promised not to continue with the policy of this doctrine, the over the break down of summit meeting would have taken conference,” Mikoyan place.”

sident De Gaulle personally expresed regret to Khrushchev

the said.

de-

“Khrushchev really wanted the summit meeting and came to Pa-

up to Eisen-

ris in the hope the West European

hower, the American President would not have done it alone in torpedoing the meeting. If they had disassociated themselves from

great powers would be sensible enough to disassociate themselves

“If

they

really

monstrate

and

wanted

stand

to

FB! Arrests Third Man third

man

has

a

find

the

tions

arrested

eisco 31, a

into

custody

Antonia stevedore

was

Martinez employed

FranGuerra, by Bull

Insular Linés. He is charged with participating in the sale of stolen drugs macist

and

along with Miguel A.

another

bottles were

of

the

here

pharIzcoa,

worker,

Can-

Santos. Rivera and arrested Thursday. resulted when 288

missing

ceived

Catano Rivera

dock

dido Garcia Santos were The case

drug from

from

expressed ‘He

for

respect

always

compromise.

His

compromises

always

right,

I have

great

a

believe

he

have stayed in Moscow and his opinion from there.”

are for

him

as

star

about world

was

been

rumors that

waning

his

because

out of the news

in

the

political

he

had

for a time,

he answered: “you know more about that than I. I certainly have not heard anything of it. I am an old man—(he is 64)—and even I

Take

Your

Pick

New

C.

Julia.

his ten

offense is $5,000 fine years’ imprisonment.

“Ours should

is

no

about

Why it?

As to talk of a:split or a quar-|) rel

between;

the

Communist China:

Soviet

union

and

“It is pure wishful thinking. But then your job is to speculate like that, isn’t if?”

WEATHER Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands—

Variable

cloudiness

with

a few showers and isolated thundershowers. today

San

Juan—

and

tonight.

Variable

cloudi-

ness with occassional light ers today and tonight.

show-

OUT

OF

: High Low

87

at

1:30

D.

| souri little objection).

Bureau

C. —

Every-

president,

but whom

on

the

Democratic

ticket?

If

want

you

are'

speculation

for

does

second

among

has

those

who

Sen.

aT ca

today is on his running

Lyndon

his

running

ington

(backed

ers).

|

Gov.

sin

Sen.

SEN. JOHN

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Tear A Paper Napkin! SEE THEM AT

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Pay

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for second place, particularly ‘Gov: Edmund &. (Pat) Brown of Calif;

mtn

|

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OR AT ANY KELVINATOR DEALER THROUGHOUT THE ISLAND

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44.

in Who’s

to

re-

He

lists

no

Who.

He

was

wanted

Johnson

would

times

governor,

of 'Wiscon-

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|

tial Democratic

opposition #0 Ken-

Reasons

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advanced

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dhehadon

vice - presidency

he bas had

' eee

wishes

are

a heart, attack,

him

to slow

down, and continued’ duties majority’) leader might not good for: him. Sen. Symington

has many

_If

the

governors

the

Kennedyites

can’t

S- senators.

fil

next

the

think

i

tial

candidate,

personable,

a

good

of the

Midwesterner,

speaker,

personality.

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political

War

time is Gov. Freeman, 42, eran, wounded war veteran,

In

it.

Most

a fluent | tna

Min-

lieutenant

he

run

turns

| Kennedy:

there is little doubt he have the vice presidential nomination if

World

often).

Symington

to

with

to be

of

first

Nelson,

choice senator.

is| why.

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F. KENNEDY

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_ about KELVINATOR’S .

Gaylord

(mentioned

mate.

Texas Nelson is | | reputed speaker.

nesota (fair chance). Sen. Henry’ M. Jackson-of Wash-

CMG Ee).

WASHING.

Johnson

(hard to figure). Gov. Orville Freeman.

Medel KW 20M

4 t|

The shiniest iomnints fs” | that Sen. Lyndon Johnson: might) underof all Kennedy, a Catholic him- go a change and decide in the om can’t have a Catholie for heat’ of the convention tol throw

or may: soon otherwise’ a

Good possibilities for second place with Kennedy are ‘these:

Dispenser

bees

ie

place several of the hottest possibilities

mate.

New

last

Kennedyites talk this way: first

have the presidential nomination with an in the bag, your main line of

@

is one of th

v blitz iin World War Il. (AP Phets)

WILSON

Washington

think Kennedy

Automatic Bleach

This

7{ {

Kennedy

for

Cycle

WRECKAGE—

try, England. The cathedral replaces the church ima

p.m.

75.

body wants Sen. John F.) Kennedy

and/or

Washing

WAR'S

pieces of sculpture executed by the late Sir Jacob Epstein: WINDS: Easterly at 12 to 20 and titled “St. Michael and the Devil.” It was unveiled miles per hour. YESTERDAY'S TEMPERA- | June 24 by his widow on wall of new cathedral at Coven-

for vice

- With exclusive

HEAVY-DUTY

for

policy.

quarrel

WASHINGTON,

KELVINATOR.

Se

life

there

is a ‘good we

STAR

fully- automatic

RUE Wal

insisted

By RICHARD

fo® this 1960

Drm

public

grounds

Who IsIs Kennedy's Choice For Vv. P.? a

City.

penalty

any

2

Martinez will have a hearing before U. S. Commissioner Ramon

Maximum

Mikoyan

re-

York

from

leaving

split in the Soviet -government.

“decadron”

a shipment

yacation. If I ation I would then I would

guessing.”*

to

not

disappear

without

sugges-

but he at least tries.

respect

really

for

tries

politician.”

Western

Taken

not

Mikoyan

$7,200

the had

this,

did

case broken by the Federal Bureau of Investigation on Thursday, the FBI announced yesterday.

a

that have

shchev

Macmillan:

been

with

aggression.” done would

If Khru-

Asked

connection

of

a. chance of succeeding.

drug

in

policy

“If they had summit meeting

could given

In Drug Case A

from

have a right to a did not take my die very soon, and

-.

“Both

meeting of Britain

o

have

said yesterday

Segegsgevares®

might

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nice

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STAR — -- THE SAN JUAD {

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: Army Reseives Minor Showdbwn Due’ is Gadipiees: , um: Wage Increase /O Retirir g Officers On Minim pee |

By WALTER PRIEST

=

SALINAS Some 1500 ‘Aachy poeta | | WASHINGTON— Battle lines have been drawn for a lah paraded Friday in honor-of Col. Walter Todown, probably: this week, on Demoeratic-sponsored legislation xres Braschi, this year’s: camp ommandant, increasing the federal minimum wage from $1 to $1.25 an hour. and Lt. Col. Eduardo Di Cristina, both of ‘The ‘major. clash is ‘expect-+¢ Dirksen said he and Sen, Barry over provisions extended to come on the Senate {floor whom are retiring from the army. ing wage and hour coverage Goldwater (R-Ariz. ); |the other |

STAR Washington Corres

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High

ranking

officers,

to

4

“were present at the ceremo-| nies, among them, Brig. Gen.

John H; McGee,

commander

Juan Cesar Corde-

outstanding

work

promise

men

land

{by

officers and enlisted

lunit

during

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Pfc. | Roque do,

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vate.

awardMedal

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for

meritorious

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Mother Dies Aboard Plane On Way To Father's Funeral

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received

Commendation

and hour protection and predicted

half in earlier liberal

H. on the floor.

during eremony at Salinas training area. Col. To(STAR phorres is retiring from the U. S. Army —

|

Braschi

for| a

who voted against the bill, -predicted minority la sere will t, have a “ot of changes to offer”

Me Gee

selected’ best _Pri-

Col.| Torres

floor

the two GOP committee members

non-

Man

Morales

Weapons

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to

Sen,

is still too strong for; Republican

The 420th QM Co. of San Juan was selected as the company having the best area, and! awarded the Best Unit area, tro-

(A);

reports

measure.

Predicts Senate Approval

po ogsse

The ;compromise: bill, however,

| she |

ophy,

Log .Command

the

000

best

‘awarded

against

member,

coverage to ari ad itional 10,000,- House bill. workers. — _| ‘Meanwhile Labor Department ‘ Compromise Too Srong officials anxiously awaited a final

The 268th T.C. Co. from ‘san was

bill

Democratic

cited:

(Juan.

file’ minority

Labor Secretary of closed-door deliberations have Mitchell has warned that |resulted in a three-step wage- ministration. will accept no increase formula and a reduction than) $1,15, and a coverage

devotion, to duty. The following ‘were units,

committee

would

‘|last ‘minute drive in the ebbing speedy days of this °Gongress. Months’ But

were ‘awarded tita-

for

oppsing

John F.| Kennedy (DThe Senate Labor ‘Committee Mass.), chief“sponsor of the wage set the stage last week when it bill, called it a “major and long voted 12 to 2 to send | a - com: needed improvement” in} wage

Several units; officers dnd ¢en-

tions

5,000, 000

Overhanging

presidential veto:

ro Davila of the’ IP. R. National Guard.

“ Jisted men

estimated workers.

| the débate is the threat of a

of the Antilles and Caribbean Defense Commands, and

Maj. Gen,

an

new

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Treasury Earns Rap Attempt On Betancourt’ S Life In PR-VI Tax Report Was Warned By U. S. Embassy By

WALTER

STAR

S.

Washington

WASHINGTON

PRIEST

to lure new

Correspondent

—

The

small

business

islands.

to the three

The

move

met

a

Treasury

By RICHARD CARACAS,

G. MASSOCK

Venezuela

Newspapers

under arrest. Most were suspected ‘sympathizers of

(AP)—

a General

Saturday: quoted,

sterm ef protest over creating a high government official as creditDepartment has earned a mild “tax haven” for mainland busijing the United States anda rebuke from Congress for alled- ness. former Argentime Presidident for edly ducking a formal request to Both the Virgin Islands noses:

compare

the

federal-insular

relationships the

of

Virgin

In

a

Puerto

Rico

letter

te

Treasury

SecreChair-

Robert

BL

Anderson,

man

James

E.

Murray

a departmental

pending net

Virgin

‘wholly

committee

A

ment and

and

Islands

responsive’

tax

was

Further

Jay

Murray

equality

as

in a Feb.

15 earlier

Similar

by

a

gin

letter

in

aspects

the

than

permitting

subsidy

eiol,

the

is Vir-

program

income

to

Senate

further

The Deweteaad

Treatment

assistant

said

‘‘goes

Islands

teduce lity.””

Necessary

Glassman,

necessary

by

Than

Secretary,

measure

to Anderson. o

W.

the

later

outlined

imposed

House-passed proposal now before the Senate Finance Committee.

said the repert failed to ‘‘come to grips with the basic problem’’

of

restrictions

to a prier

spokesman

open-

it indicated would ease some of the

request.

committee

to plug

In its report, the Treasury

on two

bills

moved

in the program.

ed fire on a Senate measure which

(D-Mont)

report

Congress

possible leopholes

Islands.

tary said

tax

to

tax

liabi-

discussed

seme

of Commonwealth-Federal

In particular, Murray said, he wanted to know if Puerte Rico somehow enjoyed greater advantages than the Virgin Islands. He said he believed both offshore

tax relationships. But is was understood the cemmittee consider-

areas ment

apparently

offer

ed |this insufficient information, in that it failed to answer why the

should have similar treatand equal opportunity to tax

incentives.

The issue arose over an attempt by the Virgin Islands to institute a tax subsidy program designed

Virgin

Islands’

trouble,

incentive

ran while

into

program

so

Puerto

Rico’s

Committee clear that should be

sources

if mequities corrected.

made exist,

nister Jose Lopez, Henriquez, who

suffered plosion

dictatorship who. - presumably formed part. of a group planning

Perez Jimenéz, to

newspaper

=

President . Betan-

|| court. The information Ei Nacional re. ‘|gentina indicated that

burns along

in| ‘Friday’s with

this

account:

plot

|| Venezuela.” Other newspaper carried simithe US. Embassy, lar reports. El Nacional did not Pedro Aramburu, say. whether any measures were

government through

back

to

civilian

ex- Peron

Betancourt.

confirmed,

was

government

broadcast by

heard

of ‘the

rule

after

dictatorship) was

thrown.

‘Aramburu

merous plots during a half as President,

a year and returned to

Miraflores Palace with his face swollen and: his. hands bandaged to cover birns. — Armed Forces Alerted The country’s borders were sealed, alerted

the armed forces ‘were against any attempt to

overthrow the government and about 40 peoples were reported The

island

nesia-is

one

about

of of

Java the

populated 1,000

people

in

feds:

world’s

most

mile.

acy) of

the

visited

nicians” and an Argentine

Ve

plan-

ned to slip into Venezuela

to kill

Denies Knowledge

Of Betancourt Plot

Betancourt.

CIUDAD TRUJILLO @—President HectorB. Trujillo yesterday Trujillo Accused “This is Trujillo’s work,” Lopez 'pridiculed accusations frem VeneHenriquez said, referring to Ge: zuela that the Dominican Repubneralissimo Rafael L. Trujillo, lic thad engimeered an assassinadictator of the Dominican Re- tien attempt againt President jo mule Betancourt. public. , “This could not be the work of a Venezuelan bécause our people will never descend to that level. Information received through the US. Ambassy and General

Pedro

Aramburu

in recnt

days ratify this belief..

areas with per

the

over-

given a warm welcome. The government warned that three former Nazi “tech.

the

radio.

Betancourt, a moderate leftist who has been the target of nu-

from .Arthe men

ported the Defense. Minister gave were heading north, pevbells te

The report, although not officially nezuela earlier this year and was

it densely they

‘The

lator

rand General lo Betancourt. | who as provisional president of taken to prevent The press quoted Defense Mi- Argentina steered that country ‘the four men,

much

didn’t.

Marcos

now in exile in Fl)

an advance tip on ‘the assassina-|" The tion plot against President Romu-

former

“We

square

were

German

advised

that

specialists

in

three

dynamite

attempts had left Spain en route for Venezuela. General Aramburu informed us from Argentina of the disappearance

of an individual

connected

the

with

Dominican

The

Venezuelan

radio

and

Saturday

tempt

President

television night

on his

life

was

the

at-

plotted

Republic.

brofher of Deminican Generalissimo ‘Rafael

in

Trujillo,

‘strongman Leonidas

Trujillo, said that his nation had often

been

that

it

attacked

had

unjustly

never

and

interfered

in

the domestic affairs ‘of other nations. The

assassination

attempt

of

Betancourt, he said, was purely an) internal affair of Veneztela.

News Analysis

Fidel Mimicking Nikita? HAVANA

heard

(

—

Observers

Fidel Castro’s

new

who

on the United States said here Saturday the Cuban Prime Minister

appeared

to

be

Those.

who

attacks) words

following

al-

studied

Casiro’s

carefully said this latest speech convinced them that: (1) Fidel Castro will not wait for

a

reduction

of

Cuba’s

sugar

| most line by line the critical words quota to the United States to carry {of Nikita Khrushchev. jout his threat to seize aH U: S. ‘Castro went far back into his- property in Cuba. He will make ‘|tory in his attacks Friday night, that move, they believed, as soon accusing the United States of drop- as the American Congress authping atomic bombs ‘‘without jus- orizes the President to reduce the tification of any sort” on two Ja- Sugar quoia in “‘the’ national in5panese cities during World : War terest of the! United States.”

“Humanity has never witnessed a worse massacre than those at Hiroshima and Nagasaki,” said Castro

in

his

eighth

public

ad-

dress ‘in the last 20 days..

(2)

the

space

That

personal

problem

flowing

for

to

of

Soviet

Cuba

pride, . plus

finding . sterage

crude

will

oil

force

now

Castro:

to act, probably before the end of

June, against the foreign vil com(Then he went on to echo Khru- panies who rejected. his orders to oil. =| shchev’s denunciation of the U-2 process the Russian i

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Khrushchev

Eisenhower's

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San Juan Ticker Talk

J & J Outlook t

Question: ,supply

_ By

Recently

I read

manufacturer,

prospects?

HOWELL

Johnson

to

something

&

begin

about

Johnson,

the hospital

manufacturing

this company

in

and

Puerto

its future

|

‘Answer:

Johnson

&

|} surgical

dressing

and

than

D:

that

plans

Rico. .Please tell me

di

DANIEL

1,200

related

Because

Johhson

is the

related

world’s

items.

All

largest.

in “all,

producer

it _produces

of

more

items in this field.

of the

nature

of these

products

and

|the demand for them in both good times and bad, it might be said. that this type of company \|falls into the “depression free” category. Even itso,

the

price

of

the

company’s

common

stock

| will fluctuate and can be expected to be affected

i|by general sentiment in the event of bad times. The

company

‘is

conservatively

capitalized

| with no long-term debt and no preferred stock ‘|outstanding. Of the 5,918,679 common shares

AT

RICE

the

new

PLANT $2

rice

of the

mill

Rice Growers Association of California (P. R.), in Catafio Saturday. From left to right, are, Joseph Alioto, president of the association, J. Gus Lallande Sr. and J. Gus Lallande Jr., Puerto Rican representatives of the Association, and Hank Wand, exeutive vice president in charge of sales for the = y. (STAR phote by Anthony Murad)

$7 Million Luquillo Resort Hot el | t

FREDERICK

Additional lion resort tuated

in

Mameyes

Rio

been in

and

ing

Lu-

project

for

eventual

of

which

will

be a previously announced 18hole golf course. The course is designed

holes.

hotel facilities into one build-

seven

oar

eight

stories

with space for 100 guests and a series of two-story cottages,

announced.

the

36

The resort’s will be divided

section

Grande

have

Included

to

details of a $7 milproject, to be si-

the

between

quillo,

HARMON

will

house

another

300

persons. Bernard Libby, one of the. principals in the venture,

expansion

said

in

an

interview

that

a Dec-

ember, cilities

would

lion,

with

cost

about

another

The

mil-

million

will havé a restaurant, bar, night and

swimming_

pool,

ib

said. plans

also

include

the development of several hills overlooking the beachfront property and the residential section, he

MODERN

PD ) va

Y

to begin

RADIO

dash

Installed

mounting.

trunk-mounted, control. battery

Base,

For

power

supply,

Weighs

Mobile

$515.00

operation,

VAC.

only

under-

with remote

For 6 ond

the

construction.

from

Reich

and

Libby,

bert

a

Abramson,

ident

of

tween

&

180

mies.,

or new

FM.

DEMONSTRATION,

ALBERT

CRUMLEY Box Phones:

3-5255

R.

Station |

systems,

be-

Sen (Office)

CALL

OR

attorney.

a

holds

pres:

and

Danzansky

an

CORPORATION

Caparra

Heights

Juan,

Puerto

3- 0800,

Car

Station

Rico 75

(Mobile)

in

Jos-

is

also’

San Juan of El Co-

8-0407

(Night)

Save TIME ae MONEY with AEROTRON

&

company

on

Beach!

totaled

Johnson

by manage-

objectives

in

has

twelve

growth.

HOWELL

and

St.

Thomas;

V.

St. Croix, V. L

foreign

sources

of

One day service

end income statement. Currently, J. & J. (New

in

markets

foreign

countries

above

in these

million

for

including markets

sales figures

do

sinee

How-

after year

as

some

Canada.

which

not

will

include

these ‘figures

are

York

Stock Exchange

ticker symbol

JNJ) sells for around $68 a share on the Big Board and- yields approximately 1.5 per cent, based on the current indicated annual

dividend of $1 per share. These

shares

are

considered

attractive

from

a

long-range

standpoint where current income’ is not of primary importance to the stockholders. The nature of J. & J.’s products indicates the company will coming decade.

enjoy

continued

growth

and

expansion

in

the

(Mr. Howell, who answers readers’ questions on the stock market each

week,

is

associated

with

the

San

Juan

office

of

Merrill

Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, & Smith, Inc.)

May Tax Collections Show

increase Over Last May's There

was

a_

$1,916,797

in-

crease in the revenues to the General Found of the Commonwealth during May, 1960 over the figure’ for May of last year, according to a report by Sec-

retary

of

Noguera.

ceived

the

Treasury

The

total’

was

There tive

a-notable

adds,

revenues

fiscal

amount

$16,407,269,

was

year

amounted

José

for

to

the

with

present

which as com-

$169,836,020

during

of $17,333,862.

- Almost ‘all included

in-

|

individual items the

collected, which $3,030,852, that

total

amounted: to is, $996, 215

more than for May 1$59. Corporation income taxes, howreé- fever, showed a decrease of $243,673 for last May, the re-

the same period of the previous fiscal year. This represents an inerease

presents individual income taxes ©

port

states.

Matter

cumula-

May,

to $187,169,882

604,472, or $815,650 more than May, 1959. The major part re-

R.

increase,

in the

showed

Real

Of

Accounting

Estate

taxes - brought

in $43,312 as compared sum

of

which

$262,871

for

represents.

revenue

of

crease,

of

is

almost

This

due ‘all

to

and

were

$239,463

higher

May

than

in

1959,

they

amounted

as

compared

1959.

brought

in

CALDERONE Box

157;

ENTERPRISES Puerto Real

Puerto Rico Teil. Fajardo

336

to $4,-

the re-

venues from real estate taxes to the Redemption Fund rather than to the General. Fund, the

for

this, May

in de-

total

port fees amounted

$6,424,133; for May

the 1959,

a decrease

$199,559.

however,

crediting

with May

increases during the year. The largest e item as source of revenue was excise taxes, which amounted to $7,456,154

_ Vieques, P. R.,

|

high.

year

foreign $70.6

a record

foreign sources in 1959, the company only “brought in” about $1.1 million in the form of dividends which show up on the year

Fajardo, Puerto Rico and I. | Culebra, P. R.

M/V ISABEL II,

been

also

on final reports. Of the $4.2 million profits from

Income | taxes

Modern, Fast Efficient

|

new. highs

to expand

The

CARGO AND PASSENGER SERVICE between

$15,440,000,

hitting

is continuing

future

from

pared option

:

Miami

1959

plants

Washington, ‘the report)

a director of the Racing Assn., owners mandante race track. group

con-

vice

Shops;

D.C.

WRITE:

CRUMLEY

RADIO 10073,

Lerner

Danzansky,

Hotel

Far less maintenance cost. FOR

Magee,

hotel. The firm also | designed the Fontainebleau and Eden Roc

existing’ systems,

130

construction

eph

in

and. Rich-

The _ state-side architectudal firm Lapidus, Kornblath,: Harle and Leibman is designiiig the

Model 6N100 100 Wott Base

,

partners

C.

October.

cost.

any

D.

Al-

707 acres of land in (the area, Libby said. He added; that the sponsors expect to. close the deal for purchase of the land by next

Remote control option-

For

all

Washington,

115

foot tower,

1.

Henry

also

average’

extra

access

968, to the

of

Va.

price. Installed with

al at

an

of

con-

consists

The

$875.00

about

group

Graham

Portable

days

property. The investment

cern;

16 pounds.

plans

with

state road

mond,

or

group

60

road

volt

$35.00.

this phase

discussions

12

transitorized add

sponsoring

tractors within

BUSINESS | EFFICIENCY

on

operation have been out as yet, he added.

The

es

$475.00

30

said. No details

of the worked

in

with

sales

budgeted for the golf course and general improvements. The proposed ‘resort comatfex club,

Profits

ever, profits have not been have sales figures.

not consolidated

$6

$1

‘| year.

enhance

1961 opening is planned,

Long-range

FOR

management’s

As for sales and profits, both have been on the increase steadily for the past ten years or so. For example net sales reached $301,190,000 in 1959, a record high for the tenth consecutive

- Johnson

for the as-yet-unnamed Donen Libby said that the hotel fa-

by

AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR @ SALES © SERVICE

makes

which

times.

Planned By Stateside Investors BY

50 per cent is owned

‘}ment,

Officials pause pa daring conversation at the opening of those of other stockholders exactly the same—a desirable situation to say the leasi.

OPENING—

million

‘| outstanding,

report

explains.

Customs

collections May

to

and

ex-

to, $3,014,002

last when

$2,774,539.

Treasury Dept. Issues Property Tax Booklet A

pamphlet

explaining — details

of a new government ‘tax reduction-on property used by the owner has. been published by the Commonwealth. Treasury: Dept. ~ The pamphlet is available at the

Treasury revenue

and

at

local

internal

offices.

It also includes .an ‘explanation of the law permitting. discounts of up)to'10 per cent for advance payment of property tenes

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who designed both the finalists presentation gowns and the queen’s robes, fits Marta Elaine Coll, Queen of the San Juan Bautista Carnival, for her coronation gown. (STAR photes by Betty Knorr)

DRESSED

ALIKE

their identical

—

gowns

The 10 finalists posed in the patio of Martha Sleeper’s, where

were

Munoz Rivera Park Friday bosa, Cucusa

made

and

fitted,

just

before

wheel

spinning

night. In the:first row, left to right, are

Lorenzi, and

Garcia de

Elia Ana Astor, Annette

la Noceda;

second

row,

time

in the

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“By

BETTY KNORR

. . STAR

‘Women’s

wheel, divided into 10 sections, marked with the names Deanna,

Editor

Ten pretty girls, dressed exactly alike in bouffant white

silk

organza

Marta, men

gowns,

waited nervouslyas the Mayoress giant

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and

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de

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the

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many

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civic and business organization, 19-year-old Marta had made her? | self extremely popular with the

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en:

thusiasm,””» Deanna Morris, the STAR's ambassadress, said, ‘we all

got

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to

very

know

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red 1-was,” Marta said Jater,|night on the bandstand of the

“P think my heart. must /have Mufioz. ‘Rivera Park was a sight stopped for |a moment.” When her | that thousands. of Sanjuaneros reign is over,’ Marta ‘will | con-| will ‘long remember. The 8ist

tinue with her ye eae and maybe

Army band, - dressed:

switch ‘to’ economy.

eostumes,

in. clown

accopained

by vanmask-

“But,"she confided, “you know, |ed King Momo, handsome Luis |

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10 Mee ciate ie \the| roped: off arena first and Billy: Catrion, president of the| {took their place: the grand=} Scn Juan Bautista Carnival, tookbsfa ‘They :wereie. followed folios by the little. queen by the arm and led

her

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Early

Visits: The Lions Saturday morning,

of the magnificently

que

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¢lad

Juan civic and oe and institu

of their’ royal

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1)

the

entourages.

princesses of

“ companiedby the earnival Sabo. ‘Queen Marta’s court. age, Marta, tired but stil? smiling, paid a ‘visit to. the Fiesta Room of ' the Condado Beach Hotet wnere hundreds. of frolieking Liens were’ masquerading. “Dofia

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Raul

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center,

and

Felisa, San ‘Juan’s beloved Mayor, | Ramor Carbia, at Friday’s Lions” le@ the group and daneed un-| masquerade ball in the Fiesta recognized in her clown’s costume topped by a bobbing grotesque

papier maché) full

mask,

Roem of the Hotel Condado. (STAR photo by Betty Knorr)

until}

San Juan, Lions president, Raul 1) Buxeda, dressed as a striker, un- | masked her.) | | e little |i Saturday: afternoon, queen had a date at | Martha

Sleepers where Phil Gilbert, who}.

had

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lovely

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gowns | for the | fl

10. finalists, was. ready, to fit her

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What

Do You Think?

Notes

Democracy

On By

von

URSULA

ECKARDT

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Last week (June 20) the STAR reprinted James Reston’s New York Times article on “The

citizens,

National Purpose.” Reston pointed out that “criticism of the American people for lack of purpose is not new What is new is that leaders now

tions until. cities became democracies, ruled by demagogues who were both ‘slaves and masters, Their first political deed was usuallyto destroy or ostracize the aristocrats, whe would! go else-

seem

to think

tead very

they must

follow

|

Frecuently, this meant: violence’ and revolu-

the nation: ins-

of leading it.” Here, Reston comes very close to exposing what we refer to proudly

where,

hire an army,

Sométimes

a certain

as “our democratie creed” as a strangely innocent belief in number-magic. We define demo-

military campaign,

eracy

from

their

crat.

Whose

as

self-government

by

the

people

become

for the

racterize

inconsistencies,

and

errors

most private opinions

purposes”

thousands

fusions,

by

of

being

other,

and

added

leader

heroes

of

prejudices,

A

must

voice

and

implement

the

Yet

ing

Western

great

political

history

statement

have

made

freedom

the

creation

of

our

political

The three words: pecagogue,

modern

instrumental

so far apart

from

each

vocabulary, originated

text. The

Greek

word

other

in

Sanskrit

de which

meant

to tribal origin.”

Pre-political

in our

ancient

society

agrarian

consisted

dent tribes, each ruled by its ly

the

patriarch,

became

or

necessary

oldest

- city) of

for several

gogues

were

slaves,

as bodyguards,

male

nurses

and

or

former

then

they

demagogues: best,

and

letic

slaves bribed

to lead

hence

If

it

a

also

but

average

and

for

poloi

(the

commonplace)

to

the

be

honoring” a

contract

or

code.

Just

his' private

sure

payroll.

Then

course,

Pericles

them

“democratically”

to

give

up

of a growing number

cannot

feared 'the ‘commercialism, and imperialist ambitions

political

, great

death

to both

tells very

It

to

“modern”

liberty

(the

In

or

balance

Demagogues

were

slaves

of

in

the

and

be

from

any

assertion

appointed ferson,

of

the

individual will,

authorities,

and

like Solon,

not

will

Washington

while

are

self-

the

Pericles, Jef-

transformed

the

no

long

longer

out

record

will

as

differ

soon

having

from.

Vice President’s as an individual

those

need to’ estas and a leader

delayed.

realistic

before

combination by

the

the

people

to

bad

have

with

say

a

for!

would

luck a

of

politics

nothing

succeeds

Vice

President

disloyal

errors

situation

failure

like

the

be

and

produced

defense

:

that

convention

of very

hindsight,

.of in

would

success.

and

The

poli-

judgment,

which.

to

go

be

most

un-

GOP

farm

po-

iT

PH

world.

ambitions.

They

President

want

Mr.

is a struggle

to

popu-

image.” What it was, Eisenhower - was ‘what

believed

of ‘all the

him

people.

when

They

he said/he

have

intended

not, turned

the

most

window. win.

the vulgar Mr. EisenHe cannot candidate .

Sentiment Out The Window es in 1952, for example, the party professionals did

Eisenhower.

for

power.

pragmati¢e

They

Many

to

against:

of

They

This of

nqminate the

preferred

explains

gatherings.

the

party’s

Sen.

why They

candidate

conservatives

Taft.

-But

political

politics

conventions

toss: sentiment

with

the

became

best

out

chance

disillusioned

with Mr. Eisenhower after the first four years. But affection for him grew in the rank and file. State leaders, irritated. in the first term, also came to be admirers. | But in American politics we work with -a succession of fouryear plans. No party can plan ahead, with confidence, for more ‘than that span of time. . “il

lar will into images of their individual ideals.

as

be

At Chicago

the | mind).

who turned the crude force of numbers against

ath- -

honesty,

is on

him now. They still believe in him and they resent discourtesies' and lies of Communist propaganda. But {hower will be out of office within seven months. transfer this imageof himself. to his party or to the it nominates.

They

popular

to

he is, a good man, of integrity and good will who: was abeve most, if not all, of the sound: and fury of political skulduggery

powers.

alternatives

intellectual

already

Critics came to call this “the father of course, was; a national belief that Mr.

the wisdom of books and enables one|jto deli-

berate,

is

Communist

states

that. comes

longer

licy is a liability. Its foreign policy is a shambles. The major asset of the Republican Party was that of one which would keep the world at peace. And the symbol of it was the President—— a man who commanded respect. and confidence even in ‘the

stories about the

enlightenment

He

realistic insofar ‘as politics is concerned.

“were creators} authors who turned crowds into communities. Authors create books (liber means book) and in the same manner, authorities created

logically

speak A

their

“democratic” | statesmen.

any

The Republicans are confronted with a situa-

tically harmful.

monéy diploof Athenian

great

similar

fair

No Longer Realistic:

policies

of Greek

unquestioned

tion in which a beginning. of the blish a national image of himself

so it

independence:

not

Fe Maye ideas might of the Administration.

Ralph MeGin

his

put into practice. All was

their

is

said that the Vice President. must, of course, run his own campaign. He further said that he, the President, was well aware that some of

he |decided

paid

It

.

so insist.

before

if

objectives.

own

a

take bribes.

History

being

trained

and

(about 600 B.

make

7

insist that "hé must remain a member of the team and is.committed to defense of the Administration program until after the convention

I

to

;

campaign.

It is quite possible the Pfesident, out of his own intense loyalty to party and out of his

revealed

and

undistinguished

to

program

Nixon’s

nominates.

leaders. The resulting war' brought devastation

(the

were

political

Mr.

. He must now be permitted to begin to make clear “his own

ly high so that they would not be tempted to

which macy,

became

of

they

penal

on

support

acted

aristoi

winner

which

he

the

new

refused

ambitions

pedagogues

into

triumph’

the Vice President.

inyolves

-

stable, century-old system of military dictatorship gave them glory and power, as well as the

to a growing

social

not only

potential

contests

trained)

had

“ador-

tional purpose” of uniting all Greece into a Federation under Periclean leadership. The Spartans

boy in a city household. These pedagogues accompanied their young masters to the gymnasia where they were trained in all the games, skills, and ways of behavior required oi a citizen (i.e. a sophisticate who lived in the city). Sometimes, strangers, adventurers from the’ country ar-

tisan,

As political poets, they were

indepen-

to make

who

guides

of course,

decision

in-

well, until Pericles invented the Athenian “na-

ancient Greek peda-

valets, and

a

were

joint decision, the chiefs of the tribes met together, and somehow (but not in any fixed pattern) came to a joint decision. Democracy, therefore, referred to a loose primitive non-political,

hit-or-miss association. The

not’

or

ancestor).

tribes

poets,

is not too difficult to figure out whose

own chief (usual-

male

political

their jobs and receive fixed salaries, sufficient-

according

(polis

or

that all publie officials should be trained ‘for

strength, or

“divided

orators,

merchant

fessors

and

power, while demos was a Greek derivation from the

was less important

Poems were properly appreciated, Solon turned his private army into a police force. Pericles (150 years later) had more faith in propaganda than in policemen, and put all the actors, artists, playwrights, street singers, and even some pro-

in the same con-

kratos meant

were

a

ed

mythology.

democracy, damagogue,

on

includes,

The

pensation to farmers for crop ‘failures, revised the courts and legislative procedure, and draft-

of

precisely by being authoritarian. Examples may help to clarify this statement, as well as the his-

and concepts

were

The great Athenian pose Solon

and political self-assertion possible for greater numbers of people than their opponents did, tory of the words

|

them

C.) wrote Ionic verses which'icondemned certain monopolistic trade praétices, urged com-

a threat to de-

‘democratic’

you

thief into returning stolen goods.

self-assertion.

the

or supporting

torieal powers in private legal disputes; charm-

popular

pulate the popular will until it approximates his own opinions and purposes, or perhaps, even mocratie

This

either liberating the people

ed” or prayed to and beseechedto use their rhe-

will. If, instead, he. seeks to transform or maniignores it, he is “authoritarian”:

would

if he fed a successful

damagogues

side

their verses.

it fol-

Jows from this assumption — to be truly “democratic’

own

Constitution

and “face” in Japan, it becomes (increasingly evident that the Republican command must gratefully make a decision which will be productive: of personal ‘sadness for those . who mhake ‘it,

their cities.

aristocrat

McGill8

In the cold gray dawns that follow the Communist

frequently immortalizing their own courage in

con-

—

wealthy

a popular hero

‘By Ralph

than winning dramatically. Often, these military

and “natio-

to hundreds

different

inconsistencies.

cha-

are transformed

into wise decisions, clear judgments,

nal

that

recapture

Cord Mus Publisher, The Atlanta

in a battle against some oher vengeful aristo-

public benefit. We assume that the prejudices, confusions,

and

Political |

Zp SAAT

10

Catholic Use Of Contraceptives Shows Up /n Birth Control Report

TODAY'S

BEST

FROM

EUROPE

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP)—The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Irving A. DeBlane terms “alarming’ a report that Roman Catholic “married couples are using contraceptive birth con-

trol in about the same measure Msgr. Deblane made the statement in an the National

article written for Catholic Family

as non-Catholics.”

National

opposes

dren

In

an

ton,

interview,

D.C.,

He

the

Catholic

the report is which include poll.

vidual enough.

contraceptives.

said

Washing-

leader,

said

based on studies a Catholic Digest

the

studies

are

indi-

surveys and not broad to be used as conclusive

evidence. But

ing

he

termed

them

“alarm-

statements.”

Msgr. Church

sures Position

DeBlane added that the wili never allow pres-

of

society against

to the

change use

of

traceptives for birth control. Msgr. Deblane tre Family Life

its con-

is director of Bureau, of the

Con-

say you

have

physically

Church doesn’t fertility.” “Ideal

tility,’ as

all have

fertility

he

taking

and

can.

The

a

cult

of fer-

defining this

account

tors as the parents’ tuation

chil-

is rational

added, into

the

the

such

economic

fac-

si-

community’s

common good. In a forthcoming book, Msgr. DeBlanc says that if a sérious overpopulation

. and

have

problem:

occurs

|

diocese newspaper, Msgr, Deblanc said

He said, “The Catholic Church doesn’t

of

Welfare

ference.

Life Conference under way here. The Roman Catholic Church use

Catholic

af the

U.S.

Statistics

Bureau ;of

reports

Baptists,

Catholics, have the milies in the nation...

Vital

not}

largest |

fa-

H. M. Bell of Maryland, in his study of 14,071 families; showed a

ratio

of

66

Protestants, Catholics,”

“It one

divorces

64

per

cent

Deblanc

for

for

wrote.

is apparent that we generation

from

are

paganism,”

Msgr. Deblane said. “From some of

the

studies

made, follow

that

have

been

Catholics indicate ‘they the influence ‘of their

all other means of. easing it neighbors and do not take their been

tried, the

Church

will

probably recommend either complete

or

married

periodic

continence

Alamo. m

convention

Messenger,

issue

of

for

divinely A

for

couples.

In the article, written for the

special

cues

told

from

church.”

a

Washington psychiatrist the conference that Ame-

=

by

eo

Sa)

—_

“emshrouding ,, it

TSE AAG BOS OT E =| pr |

~

S|

ricafis ovér) emphasize. s:e.x, in

marriage ici official, arch. - 7, the

behavior

inspired

fi

woh

ai

WOR Sanat

GRaar ty eR:

aso oc ae William Wiliam

J. J.

el ‘parent bulae {

Dérvillier Kennedy

|

Published’ every a

except Sunday at a

Ss

Mail Subseription Neeiiatan

Bates

Mail |

@ir Mam) ; , :

We

- ald ooo

1 /¥r.

wg

$ &S,00

Board

aN

‘Territories

| 6 Mes.

3 Mes.

$14.00.

$7.00

$133.00 569.00 (Payable in Advance):

Rates

Keep

te

Juan, P. R. by the |

$35.00.

i

1 Mos.

=

Ste

$12.00

to other countries on reaiest-

Chanting

“Three out of four

|

persons killed on the highways

over the weekend were pedestrians. Whether they makes little difference in the -were walking or ridi in 178 days. this year, mor statistics, now 183 d does it matter any more to those who died. “What is frightening to think about is the extent of the slaugh-

ter in peacetime. on this beautiful island.

Everyday, day after day, a person is killed horribly on the highways. Tomorrow, the day after, and eve

day for the rest of the year and beyond, a person wii die accidentally in a brutal, terrible way crush against unyielding

concrete

or smashed

‘by

tons

speeding steel making contact with a soft body. ~ _ This is a grim,u

fact of life and death in Puer-

to Rico today. It is a brstrating thing to report and

to write about. It does not stop nor does it diminish. Can the toll of the dead be reduced in Puerto Rico? We think it can, and we believe it. must be reduced.

The police alone cannot do it, but. people, the schools, civic .clubs,. parents, every “individual in the community can by) special effort save at least a few lives. The

Legislature could have

done much, but it did only a

littie: _It'is now up to the citizens to take over and help the police to curb the accident fatalities that’

exceed those of the entire mainland, and of each state, .

in ‘number of deaths per miles of} travel.

Puerto Ri-

Mas_dus

co’s death rate on the Peres is reportedly the high-

'@ 190 St. Lars Past. Dispatela

:wi AERA HE'S GONE’. |

est.on earth. Parents

can- save| their

childiten’s

lives by

strict

refusal to let them play in the streets, -by escorting

Only In America’

them across streets, and by constant reminders of |the danger

Waiting For | A Table Does |

that lurks on ithe highways.

. Civic clubs can bring pressure on the goveinment to take action by providing needed laws, by insisting that the obvious violations that’ threaten

lives

and harshly, but with justice, so'that offenders ‘cannot go back to the same reckless ways of driving. The

provide

time for driver lessons, for

courses in traffic

tions, =

i

for the teaching of

' safety practicés by Everybody shoul

take a hand in ‘trying to bse

_this killing before the island becomes a bloody battle- .. woman or child will be safe to

field where no man venture ‘from their

‘Favored

mes,

Nation’

|.

ate,|

a

writers, Jimmy Powers of the New Yerk Daily News, Eddie Arcaro, the winningest jockey in the history | of racing “simply won't discuss . the ‘possibility of quiting, although he has had recent brushes with death. ‘I just can’t ee what I would do, with myself,” he said...

Premier Fidel Castro, Cuba’s, dictator! has threat. amount

of any

reduction

we

make

in the

quota granted to Cuba for sale in the U.S.

sugar

He' said

that American-citizens have about $800 million in pro-

investments.”

|

Jack

property’ ‘belonging to Americans, ~

confiscate

; more

Cuban |people

¢

agricultural

We would. su the “favored nation”

industry:

it

Their future eco omic i

ever

isn’t

Heat now.

what we’ve'b

| that,b

es

is

not

many

forgotten.

jould

Ped aaseae

I would

remark

‘curious

£3

| room.

is, still

eurious

that

because

we

understand it. It. is. curious”

we

boast that

proudly

we live-in

|

‘To want

“taurants.

to

be served

first

is

an’

| obvious breach of the democratic process and we

Let’

are

perfevtly

willing

to

jail

Cuban

Be

eat

ets

aah,

i:

ae $

Laat

‘Na-

less)

accomplis'!

lent

really

is:

a

head

|

| I once :

stood

elderly man standecs

in line

for

a “table

with *

and I do

would

have |

‘he had ‘been seated ahe d of them. They would | Ihave thought he deserved the Beat on the ‘Basis of age alone. But no "péadiattbr lrecodniaed him, though he did) not seem extremely distraught about this. In fact, the wait— which was a long. . one— did not in future years seem to. have

fliminished '

that, |

any

of.

after

all;

his. writings. thews

was

You

may

a professor

while. ‘Arcaro is. a jockey, and that makes a difference. But its a bad argument,

|} Professor Mathews didn’t want to be seated

guess

and. even. more

aitd

Harry Golden.

waiter fuslies up and escorts you past’ the line to the unoccupied table) in a crowdenl dining

argue

re

tae

cess

Eddie.”

pay. ppraeenin sympathizers for, id, arid * | tionalists -else pays, including \ lodil’ i a? ee d's Wg CRIT e ton Became © i paying: Teneeres nation. "Cte e risk istee

Cuba—

not

fame

a democracy and one of the principles of:a ainiabtaty th that we wait our turn in res

that ‘Cuba be reeves from list, and that her sugar,¢ full

‘quota, be bought at’ the lower world price.

]

first for the simple reason that he had long

most ‘people sympathize with these aims. But

" stability should not be threatened by- harming | their principal

His

ring

the

from today,

Jack

ly what the sportswriter means:

- Cuban people by possibly re-

ate lucky.

nobody,

* I 'think’ everyone: who reads this understands Mr. Arcaro’s goals | and’ understands exact-

wepduee | |their’ major ‘crop. in duelity their ,ability future years.) fa gsmay. not.be around for lo: , af the

jyet

ago,

Neither

thievery by Castro, | by cutting his U. 8. sugar sales at the high 'U. S. sugar price, is still under debate in , Congress. We think any cut in the Cuban quota would seriousharm to’

a fed

“Jack doesn’t have to stand in line, a nobody waiting for|.a restaurant: keeper to seat him.

The question of) whether to ‘uebibinis against ‘this

do

retired

Dempsey

years

erican firms | oing business in

Cuba, and he has in

in

is secure. He can coast the rest of his life..

The man is' gant enough to threaten to do what he has already done, and apparently will continue to do.|| He has confi ted American property, he has:

refused payment to ./

a

be

never

would

Arcaro

perty in Cuba and that he “will exchange sugar quota for American

If I -quit

am.

being | what

love

By

years, I'd be just a little guy Standing in litte waiting for) a restaurant table.” The sportswriter goes on to say, “Not true. ;

ened to confiscate United States property in Cuba in the

to one of the nation’s best sports-

According

Ego

Titillate A Man's

Not

be stopped by the police, that ‘the courts act quickly

schools should

{

|

£

it is) to “buck

lago divined how bootless

the

line.” A king, it has been said, is no happier: ‘than

al y

extra

other

of-

this

iness: in, being

subjects.

a king

The

only

— |

| |

is to imagine

his subjects think he is. “how ie! Special attention in a restaurant doesn’t food taste |any better, it makes the’ | 3 jmeke the | service no more efficient, and the bill is justi. as large.. Iam. not particularly sure that re-

‘a veling’in

‘the ‘envy aids’ dig

f —

ho still stand

1

| | |

THE SAN JUAN STAR—— Monday, June 27, 1960 | | |

|

}

Benitez, Ferre will Attend

Dinner Honoring Sen. Chavez The heads

In Ponce, Arecibo and Mayagiiez: —

When You Specify

“CLIPPER” CARGO”

blican

of both

and

the Repu:

Democratic

ferendum on island political sta-

parties

tus

in Puerto Rico’ will be among the banquet guests who gather July 3 to honor ‘statehood ‘booster Sen: Dennis Chavez, (Dem., N-M.)

GOP cia

leaders

Mendez

Miguel

and

A.

Luis

GOP also

A.

Benitez,

to-attend

have

_{tizens ‘for /State 51 Tony Chevremont.

‘Sen. as

d to the

Gar¢ia the

al-

or” inde-

Mendes

plebiscite

mea-.

unconstitutional”

and

il

AS a counter-proposal he ‘sug: gested a plebiscite be held. this

pledged

the dinner,. reports.

li

statehood a

“hasty,”

Ferre,

= <Jalong with Democratic chairman Jose

be

attacked

sure

Gar:

A.

should

ternatives | (of pendetice. |

Ci-

spokesman

Citizens for State 51, which, describes itself as a non-partisan group of private citizens working for island statehood, is the sponsor of‘the banquet for Sen: Chavez.

“The

presence

Benitez

proves

tisan,”

claimed

Topic

Shipments move Faster

of

of we

Ferre are

and

non-par-

Chevremont.

Sen.

Chavez’s

ban-

quet speech will be the suggested plebiscite on Puerto Rico’s poli-

tical status. The imised

New Mexico solon; proChevremont, will. have a

surprise” dience.

for

the

au-|: ie INES CHAVEZ,

-pre

“surprise”

alleged

The

banquet :

sumably will deal with the plebiscite _ issue, | although Chevremont declined to reveal details of the coming Chavez speech: -The local Statehood : Republican

Just Call Pan

American’s

local office for doorstep pickup

PONCE

ARECIBO

Ernesto Albors Salud Esquina Compos

Pedro Orpi Delfin Olmo

Telephone

Pan

2-0392

delivery:

MAYAGUEZ

Telephone

Am ‘has daily service between

and

Francisco Fabregas | 162 McKinley Street Telephone 407 Red

104 929

San Juan

and these three cities. |

NEW

be

delivered

LOW

in

New

—

10,000

JUAN

Ibs.:

12

10,000 Ibs. and over: *Wearing apparel: *Needlework:

NEW 7,500 — 10,000 — 15,000 Ibs. *Wearing *

PAN VIA

that

same

Specific

THE

Ib.

per

Ib.

(minimum

(minimum

Puerto

dent

commissioner

has

asked

the

transfer

of

Antonio

Rico’s

resi-

in Washington,

Congress

to

authorize

several

A

Ponce

that the

TO SAN cents

per

440

Ibs.)

1100 Ibs.)

10 cents 13 cents

JUAN

tracts

of

rates.

Effective

July

INTERNATIONAL

6,

AIR

CARGO

PREXCO_ _ General “Agents, Pt)

somes

1960.

CARGO

call |

RICAN

Ibs.)

co.

|

CARRIEK

rates.

a

non-election year.

judge

courses

with

Ponce

has

post-graduate

full pay,”

Superior

-Court

Judge

Velazquez said that proposed

tisfied” creases,

with the

‘the

judge

in an Taises

proposed - insuggested

that

courts “‘get legal or juridical assistants to help judges relieve the

congestion

of}

cases

that

erowd the court’s calendars. ” The Co.nmonwealth Senate Finance

Committee

jrecently

land on the Cordilleras Islands off Fajardo on the island’s north east

ceast

be

section

of

Mufoz

Rivera be

leased

Commonwealth

pursue

Federal property to the Ghent wealih. The bill asks that 34: acres of

turned

over

to

the

Ponce

de

Leon

and

in

San

Avenues

‘transferred

to

the

local

government, The land is now being

While saying that he was “sa>

440

island;

Governor Mufioz replied that Commonwealth ' will endure 2s

Juan

judges here were not sufficient to halt “the exodus:of Common: wealth judges from the bench.”

(minimum

the

straight | Common-: status for

Commonwealth. The bill also requests that the tile to .17 acres at the inter-

in the base pay of superior court

Ib.

per lb. per Ib.

to

Miguel A. interview

Take advantage of the above a

PORTO

Dr.

13 cents

11 cents per Jb.

LARGEST

Bureau

—

ties

per

a

By Fernos-isern

Washington

PONCE—

CLIPPER

WORLD’S

Sought

proposed

12 cents per lb.

vdiers

Federal Land Transfers

grant insular judges “opportuni-

13

commodity

AM

cents

re-

10 cents per Ib.

YORK

10,000 Ibs.: 15,000 Ibs.: and over: apparel:

YORK

offeiing

yes or no vote on wealth as a permanent

long as the citizens of | Puerto by. Rico want it, and insisted that on any status referndum be held in

Jaw

Ponce Judge Seeks Paid Time To Study For Insular Judges

morning :

TO NEW

plebiscite

into

Governor Luis Mufioz Marin, the initial grounds that any

Fernos-Isern,

RATES:

SAN 7,500

York

the

signed

WASHINGTON

TO NEW YORK: Cargo picked up in Ponce, Arecibo and “Mayagiiez in the afternoon will leave San Juan on flight 252 at 1:00 AM will

opposed

“STAR

FROM NEW YORK: Cargo arriving in San Juan on flight 257 which leaves New York at 9:30 PM will be delivered in Ponce, Arecibo and Mayagtiez early. the following morning

and

Party

bill recently

year

vot-

by

Fort

Brooke

to

the

Young Men’s Christian Assn. for) use as a basketball court. Included in tne transfer

a tract

of 8,98:

acres

Fort

Buchanan, ‘now

sfer

of

of

being

bill

is

land

at

used

as

a malaria control channel for the Puerto Nuévo river, The bill also asks for the trane 1.4

acres

of

land

belong-

ing to Fort Brooke. The land is Situated at the base of the cliff near the Commonwealth Capitol building.

MP. Bafallion Will Give To Blood Bank Members of the 124th Military Police Battallion of the . Puerto

Rico: National

Gard: under. .the

ed: to raise the base: pay of su- command -of Col. William. J.. Riefperior court judges*to $12,000 kohl;: will’ donate bldod tomorrow. annually, up from! $10,200 an- at ceremonies starting. at 8 a.m, nualiy. The proposal also pro- at the Metropolitan‘ Blood Bank, vides for increases of $600 every Professional Bldg., Santurce. two

years,

to

a

maximum

¢

$15,000 annually.

The

with

Car ST. Wikings,

Kills Child THOMAS—V.1.—Priscilla 18- month-old

daughter

of, Leandro Erlin Wilkins, was struck and killed here yesterday

about 6. p.m..

by

donation: is being made. at of and in cooperation

1: the request

a. ear

driven

the

“Women’s

Civic

Club

Blood Bank: Committee of which Mrs. Eva ‘H. ‘Cayere is outgoing—

chairman. She said this is the see-

ond

year

that

the: National

Guard

group -has donated) blood to the bank in cooperation with the Club. Also attending the ceremonies. will be Mrs. Violeta Biascoechea .de Rodrigueez, . outgaing

ise club, Had wet

president

of

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STARTS

Friday, July Ist with the tournament of the ‘ Club de Caza y Pesca

de Arecibo.

|

PARTICIPANTS.

|

Club de Caza y Pesca de Arecibo Club Noutico de San Juan

|

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schedule, list of prizes and Contest

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coins

sheep

letter

32, Russian

explosion

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| ° Florence Aadland let her 17-year-| NEW YORK (AP) — Gamble ‘old daughter, Beverly, lead an| Benedict, Remington typewriter immoral life. heiress who ran away to marry But the judge refused to dis-] Romanian-born Andre Porum-

|

| - miss another charge against Mrs.| beanu, ‘has-lost her place in the | Aadland —that she contributed|New York Social Register.

_

to the delinquency of actor Errol} ‘the Social Register’s summer Flynn's last girl friend. edition, which. eame out this

.

Superior Judge Lewis Drucker) week, omits Gamble’s name but

said sufficient evidence was given | <4: at

Mrs.

“Addlanid’s,

carries

those

of her.

bro:

prelimin:

hearing to ba naa charge HA ther, Douglas, ane her’\grandmo, not the other. He jordered Mrs.: ae Aadland

to enter a iplea June

the

fell in the hog

was

always|

of

still.

honey-|

Until

‘sty.

he

a

I’ve got to keep|

latest

photoplay,

“The Fugitive

“I did a lot of TV and when I] oil drums |‘Marriage-Go-Round’ for two years.

much

the

theater., That’s

know sae

silly.

If ‘ypu

probation

|

in

the care

and. his}

wife.

of

assassination

of

Abraham

|

co

For

-For | -you

1

;

g

that

a bottle—is

28:

cents.

expected

Warned

by

to

look-

eo

informa-

Ernie:

You

sure

we’re

talkin’

‘had that Eyetalian lady with the erazy hair and fellér in the snakeskin overalls and ithe pore

|.

girl in the gunny| sack. | Williams: You)‘are speaking of. three of our most distinguished mimes: Miss Anna specu! ther, dict.

Mrs.

The

Henry

Harper

Bene-

register never announces

‘its reasons for dropping,a

name.

:

If Gamble, 19, feels|the way

she did last January, she care less. rs

couldn't

“05 if It

sae

:

=

MW

"2

ee

2

na

Fae Mee mea

the. Steak

Minded Gourmet”

ance “at di" Coribes Fitton t

So

destroyed

about the same flicker? This un

}

\

was

tion, that was not|a foreign film.

” STEAK HOUSE ‘and COCKTAIL LOUNGE

Lin-

jump

; [ta nearby

an

| oln, also: was. the site ‘of a later: | . tragedy; In 1893, / ‘the ‘interior |: collapsed, ‘killing oP persons. als

alcohol

in a raid in Kampala.

derstand it though. I kept waitin’ for the ' management to} throw them titles on the screen.

28.

Ford’s ‘Theater, jscene: of the

outside

you can do it/in | outs, the bootleggers escaped into

Ernie: Shere did. Couldn’t un- | 22Y anediaiy: .

apartment = while: struggling over a ' pistol, said *Beverly¢ (A. ward of juvenile court, she is on

’

it

That was real fun. People asked | the price of moonshine—previously

Beverly was. taken to: juvenile

evangelist

of mash

went back to the stage and played|swamps

hall -after a would+be. actor . was; shot: ta ‘death in | the Aadland

| |

Hi

KAMPALA; ‘Uganda 4?—Police destroyed 18 illicit stills and 182

Williams: Have you seen my | Me if I had trouble going back td $112

Williams:

—60n 1: 0F2 Charges Dropped From NY

He

a swarm

around

headed a Hong Kong Kind?”

Communists,

come, when she produced -a new identity card, listing her “father” as a Formosan businesman. (AP Photo)

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JUAN STAR be— Monday, June 27, 1 960

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3-8400 Ext 72

APARTMENTS

SPECULATING?

FOR RENT

FURNISHED,

two large

‘bed-

specialist | rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, complete pantry,. porch and large terrace, two description of scores of houses for sale, bathrooms, hot water, nice ocean view. Deach front property, ocean front farms, Call 2-8893, 610 Hoare St., Miramar. islands and investment property. J. 2061 and

lawsyer,

Our | FULLY

staff

are

goverament

yours.

Pictures,

ALLEN FRANCISCUS AND ASSOCIATES, 3 Nairn

Avenue, 279

Condado

CINTRON ef houses

REALTORS and Ashford

3-3506,

REALTY. and lots

3-6775.

Imc., has for sale

listings San

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 properties. Call us. or write Box 729, Roosevelt.

2-0911

1984

FURNISHED,

Stop 2073

Telephone

20.

CONDADO

FOR

SECTION:

ALL

Rent

$90. Wilson

CONDADO: furnished

for

floor,

immediate

good

for

two

tuxury

or

three

Tele-

bedroom with twin beds, bathroom, cedar closets, living-dining, open and clesed porch, linen, all kitchen utilities, herdrier, hot water. One block from ocean. Rent includes utilities. Keys at Cacique 2073.

and kitchen. 1606

baths,

For

livine-dining

information

Porch,

linen,

kitchen

Darlington,

utensils.

one

Fernandez Juncos lephone 2-3940.

of

635,

2-1317. UF

Across

main

furnished

equipment,

ready

Condominium

COOL.

Rafael.

on

brand

new

Apt.

3-0850.

.

6A UF

CENTRALLY

aportments

all

for occupancy.

San

1956

kitchen,

located,

quiet

street

furnished

in

Miramar,

cose to buses, restaurauts, etc. Bedroom, bath. kitchenette, maid and linen, screen. ed Also rooms Reasonable weekiy and

monthly 2.3994

rates.

606

OHmpo

Ave., Santurce.

GUESI

GUUSE,

Ia

tovely

with nice ocean view. tton and Condado Hotels.

Soc BUI.

4th

Ld

Reasonable

Rates

Building, Ponce de Apartment 401-422,

3-6769

a

Voi

rooms.

curity Flocr

Near Cool,

Ledén Mrs

-

FORD 129°7322

t

@OUSE ashford

and e

wild

UF

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All all

apartments

screened

Hot

conditioning

residentiay

— section

Beach

and

facilities

ifeinents tes couptes travel One diock fram La Concha jo Beach Hotels. Persona: > Telephones 34231 and Annie De Mauret, Manager

ATANy]

wma

afta

Some

hote:

x »

PARQUE 159, Phone decorated, aircon. each with private bath,

Terraces,

UF

oss 7

HOUSE

1017

rmal,

@ceanfrent

hotel

:

a.

area with

Ashford

Large

private

-

guesthouse

a

terrace

fa-

stairway

to

UEB.

quarters,

(home).

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The

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Guest

epaditiened

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fFouse

rooms

in

the

COUNTRY

best

er

Peatriz

Racini,

Alta,

Box Ill, 1738

east

Leiza

Tele

diate 2-0520

monthly.

In-

628

Brand

of

Aldea.

new

cor-

Parcela.

-

from

‘Motor

beautiful

Inn.

beach,

15 rooms,

all airconditioned,

kitchenette. Ista Verde,

Private Puerto

1740 LA

P. O. 629

POSADA

Across

the

near airport.

some

or

cail 3-S356

727

GEORGETOWN: beautifully and completely furnished three bedroom home, from July 15th to ¥ 1st. Two bedreoms airconditioned: / Compiete _ kitchen with all applia Large covered ‘terrace and nicely landscaped yard — a heme

for

phone Parker home 2.8840. 2055

an

adult

Realtor,

family.

office

MILITARY

BO0AD

—

Be.

28-1923.

2016

,

65

and 630

HOUSES

FOR

SALE

i AT

BAYAMON

tween Bayamon and Hate Tejas. 100 acres for development, $4, per 000 acre. . Land situated between Bayamon Read and Proposed highway. Mr. Jimenez Otero,

Tele-

3-3768

BUCARE

x

DEVELOPMET:

9-1175.

CASA

629

ROSA

-

Guest

House

—

One

block from beach, residential section. All airconditioned doubie and single rooms! Private and semi-private baths, kitchen

facilities.

Hot water.

2 blocks from

ses, shopping. 3-1431. Mrs. Z Cacique St. 2071, Santurce.

628 JUAN

GUEST

mUUSE-

Enjoy

3-131. 732

UF

OUFFY'S old beach

rooms,

all

private minute

with

nave remodeied charm. kome, and now offer private

single,

9-0144,

bath,

home.

some

patio, same atr conditioned. to beach and bus,’ Frow

$10.

9-9932,

double.

All

‘rates

breakfast. Isla Verde Juan intercontinental

UF

BEACH COTTAGE - Completely ed, one airconditioned bedroom Fully

screened,

linen

furnishprivate

service,

all conveniences. Large patie. Fenced. Daily, weekly, monthly rates. Las Americas corner 1774

Cacique,

Santurce.

3-3091

71

AL GUEST Miramar,

Sing

J35

—

and

BARGAIN:

Three bed-

two baths, servants

bath.

Huge

livine-dining

room, porch, patie. Block and a half to beach. Price $32,500.00 First merteaze eee a '$6.700.. down. Beautifully ._ FRANCISCUS REALTORS & ASSOCIATES, 3-3506 —

3-8372. 2074.

|

628

4 bedrooms, huge closets, 2 patios, large family reom with bar, ultra modern kitchen, 30 foot livingroom, bedrooms a n med. House completely screened, landscaped

1309 -meters.

MODERN

Telephone

Brooks:

Mr.

Ask for 2077

HOME

6-3263

; 71

built

himself. Therefore

er 6-1279.

} by

no corner

contracter for

cutting. ‘Qne

third acre fenced, landscaped, shady. 700 foot covered patio, brick Bar} B—Q. New stainless steel stove,’ oven, sink,

kitchen,

blender

and* grill. Four bedrooms,

HOUSE, Santuree,

four

baths. Also 20 x 40 foot filtered swimming pool. In cool Reparto San Francisco. You can’t find more value than this for $45,300. Terms open. May take trade.in.

606 Olimpo

Centrally

and double accommoda vate bath. some air con from $4. single. Mrs

UF

built, against

rust

— miving. Ponce do

.

1853

Ponce

in

tourist

tions. With the rental

accomoda-

UF 4

‘Kitchen

privi-

leges. Nicest residential section, “Near airport. 108, Doncella St.,| Puata Las Marias, Santurce,

Near

153.

Parque

theatres,

‘by

!

b

SAN

GUEST BOUSE rest:

Sun.

‘ace,

JUAN

FOR

-

Maybe

~travel

L | T

3233,

you

for

DORADO various

trees.

Are

you

center

the

are not.

leisure.

AM Barranquitas 1995

S08

—

20,000

of

take

Relax,

10.

PM

Aibonit 0 |

Farm,

trees,

on

pl

new

in

call

:

technicians.

Evening

PM) 6-4230.

car

oifice

p5,

Or

in the

see

your

reservations,

Condado jtrayel

Beach

agent.

UF

hospitals,

for

yeats.

Call

3-0719

and

will

Real Est te Co '

ha

FRONT fe <5 Meteey ot aval REAL puxpet) | ian th large, air-tonair Jn this

from. the walled, beach-side patio. Three | baths, all

r

i

giant

li

3

with | dining room. A house of unusually fine 2" | big recreation toon, garage. servant’s | constr well uct ‘situated ion on 1267 meters: the , An unusual opportunity home

UF |

or investment. : . <

in Garden

‘

SUPERB_IN aeift

ot

visit

Hotel,

728

tit

pes

.

is

dis

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grill enclos porch. ed Garage is | the finest kit

air-conditioned,

Ameriean Virgin Islands. ‘Beautiful sce_ nery — free port shopping — exciting vacation activities! Best of all, luxurious Grapetree Bay Hotd¢i and Villas and St. Croix By The Sea offer you superb ac comodatiens and chisine. Nothing | finer in the Caribbean! [Reasonatia summer | tates. immediate

Cad

:

TV & RADIO RENTAL

co wee = ‘shop or

DISCOVER ST. CROIX! Largest of the

For

UF

\FELEVISION, BADIOS, for rent in your own home. Same service given to hotels,

Diego

+ 7M disbosal..1850 Atlantic, | are CONDITIONED THROUGHOUT! ~ | ute | | three bedroom home,. with

VIRGIN ISLANDS

on All

\

_

Airconditioning ty the trade Breakfast i Qutdeor bar-

1306

service,

Oa

1138.

2001. 72

:

the

ELEUTRONICS LABS TV, {radio or Hi-Fi,

9 AM ‘to 10

d in

De

73

Service

is betiind !

PAN AMERICAN; repair ane make

a look

Please

{34

etevision

‘4

:

3

island?

the

—

10 years experience

repair and in T. V. sevice seceivers of any’ make ur model. work guaranteed. Tel. 9-0268.

Ji

interested

Anyway,

HIGHWAY: fruit

Mr.

{

GiLcHER

Qret

ra, Ole Madrid 1858, Ponce de Leon 2-3891. deliver. $5.00 one week, $15.00' per month, ?P SPEAK SPANISH. ; \ Telerental Service, i 2038 ‘ — €28° 267 UP

all a

DeathHolt outea nes Ty ore beach. Roll of \bed into

water. winds,

1812

SALE

GUAYNABQ

fruit

in

land

buyng

informati phone station. 2-9352| Senturce or write to BEACH oor Neeon, te

the the

3

TV SETS, from $125. up at ; INSULAR DISTRIBUTORS’ annual WAREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz Rivera 875, Rio Piedras and kilometer 28 Trujillo Alto Road, | :

meters with beautiful 2 story house, mezone, at $4 per meter, includ. ing the ahouse, On main highway. near

UF

1251

28 Trujillo Alto Road. = 1813 i

Express Highway. 20 minufrom tes Saw turce. Débt-free. Water, light. Mr. Mo-

doubles

LA PROVIDENCIA

875. Rio Piedras and kilometer||

|

tropolitan

of one of our

1475

i

| annual AREHOUSE SALE this week at Mufioz

1460

@27

FARMS

Hent accommodations, you get the 24 hour-adlay loan of a car for your sigh » Bite club visiting, ete. Call 2-0486 anytime.

1691

—

Inc.,

Ave.,

BAERRANQUITAS:

CONCEPT

$5.,

pins)

=

Nin,

\

Phone | Siero, 81923. *

C

+ Bias

de Leon

2-105, 1715

sion for our guests” . delight. Near hoiels — walking distance from shoppi ng

Singles

R.

T.V. SALES & SERVICE

WASHINGTON 61 GUEST HOUSE — Near Section. s, doubles and triples, airconditioned.SinglePatio with lounge chairs. It’s fun to watch the birds. Big terrace with Steinway piano and televi

NEW

and

—

Salvador

76

beach in Condado

—_* 191k

(springs

service

1822

bus-

oreakfast and drinks on your private lerrace in delightful continental-run Zuest house close to “Under The Trees”. and one minute from beach: 17 Carrion Court, corner of McLeary. Member Caribbean Tourist Association. Telephone

n

VERDE

quarters

C. Steffens, .

1731

'

ISLA

room, luxury house,

with

bath. Telephone Bica.

.

3.6802 | Call UR | 382

beach Sun cerraces 77 tdarta. Santurce. corner

blocks

residential sec-

CLUB:

with a include complete meats | Road. near San

with

door

;

Houses

Mediania

37.90

LDoubte

5

i call

ends, or permanent. 45 minutes from Capital. Coatinental feod, moderate prices.

with One

se f

garage,

CHARRON’S COTTAGE, 02 ocean, spiend. id beach. For delightful vacations, week-

Ines

A + (a5

Santurce.

ner house, 3 bedrooms, living room, mo. dern kitchen and bath. Near shopping ceater. Cool. Few minutes to Rio Piedras. Rent $90. Information Monday to Friday, telephone 3-3454. Saturdays and Sundays,

tuk ing,

UF

reservations.

ed with TV & Hi-Fi. $450. formation telephone 3.5205. 2042

ben S “ous, Modern, airconditioned r F.ou $9 single - $14 double, in oudae an excelent breakfast. Phone

ene

next

Juan.

Rey.

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 mahoZany nook and cabinets, carport, garage, service quarters, lawnadry room. Furnish.

SAN

Sum-

STR

.

Hato

UF

3-1930

RENT

street

Maid

water

Gest

information,

627

FOR

LA

__ Guest House Avenue, Condado

and

Prat,

Guest ASiSLLES

For

2035

room and monthly. 8

Boca

information

maid’s

2054

630

beautiful

bathrooms, water heater. screens, garage.

FUSNISHED vV. beautiful

Salvador. ‘

(office),

.

BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT in new building facing the Caribe Hilten and the Condado Lagoon. 4 bedrooms and 3 baths,

for

water,

Te

2060

Park,

from La Concha Hotel. For occupancy. For information

San

3.

Floral

CONDADO: completely furnished 3 bedrooms, 2 airconditioned, telephone, hot

avenues.

Apartment

Park

Road. Weekends, weekly or monthly centals. Ideal for picnics. Telephone

(410 96

LARGE COOL furnished apartment, hot water, screened. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen dining, livingroom. balcony, back Juan

Floral

quarters, laundry the price, $450.00

Montebay,

Beach,

2-8138

room

Tel.

in

furniture, studio room that as bedroom. two bathrooms,

COMFORTABLE at bungalows,

NEW APARTMENT tm Condominium San Rafael, Step 11, Ponce de Leon Avenue, facing the Condado Lagoon. 3

new

RENT

RESIDENCE

bathback

2052

627

bedrooms.

in

Hotel. Telephone

HOUSES ‘FOR

Betances Street, Phone 6-5516.

One

2041

apartment

Parker Realtor, office 3.3788, home 2-8840. 2044 «29

servant’s garage —

second

persons.

room

building near La Concha

LUXURIOUS

apart-

occupancy,

v1!

Large studio airconditioned one

with built-in cana be used

AIRCONDITIONED

ment

1357.

2.8138.

near Pomce de Leon Avenue. Antique furniture in living and dining ream. Modern kitchen with built-in commodities and informal dining-bar. Terrace and patio adjacent to livingroom. Left side of house is airconditioned. Three bedrooms

small

apartment, one bedroom, kitchenette, bathroom, air conditioned. maid service,

linen service. Phone 2-0237. 2080

$150.

House 75 Condado’

cool,

perfect

RENT

furnished

Rent

SECTION:

Ave., Santarce. + Six bedrooms, 3 rooms, twe living reoms, large porch and garden. Inf: 3.4292. 2059

San

716

APARTMENTS

4

ATTRACTIVELY

spacious newly-painted apartment with -two large bedreoms, ete. Screens, hot water, very quiet residential section, in

UF

CONDADO

. Realtor

TELS,

3-5315

3

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realtor,

ESTATE

or

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3-8400

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SECRETARIAL eae

he

SPORTS

& FOanIGN

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHEE.

?

“Ashot

1229 El rates. IBM Muriel’ Eddy. | 2-8735.

Hourly

Ave.;

|

or

night

—

3-5156.

r r. for home and commercial} 629 | estab! its. All| St 4 Cal See Service, days paris : very | 1909 nish ii 13

eee |=

ee two

door;

Street, 1821

Hato Rey,

Services, 13 ‘Bolivia

Dial

6-5207. |

AVAILABLE

for

male

or

salary.

Call

3.4918. 2058

for

appointment

AIR SHOP

REP. Ss

_ BANQUET

CARPENTER.

|

repairs “an

peck.

Geeenticinrs

Kesmek

a.

16 350-6.

LENDING LIBRARIES beeks

We

Fortaleza St. aT San Juan.

and

Luma,

up.

Luna

EOGER

—

Academy

manicure

MOVING

A-1

School Graduate with children. 3.

background , with

eircom:

Must

ambitious

with

resume

SA.

ge wt

_ for anedarel

}

S,. fae

sa

: ‘paseessions,

handling call

you is

it;{ ranks

$15,000

a year

pe

HELP

positions

open.

as

served:

WANTED

—

2-5100. 2067

711

HOUSEKEEPER — cook

couple. Top don’t apply,

for

American

salary. If} not experienced. Sleep out. Mrs. Leon Lewis,

* 27 Emajagua 2-9456. |

Punta

St.,

Las

Marias.

2036

able to

|

|

BRIDES TO BE:

Latest style beaut!

ful wedding gowns, bridesmaid’s dresses, cocktail party and date dresses; sold at

best prices available, Vall make make apppoifit ments

_evenings

Memi

Méndez.

1882

mi

Control

of

services

Services.

ment

insects,

for

homes,’

7-0292,

HOME

Free

‘rats

guaranteed,

against

perience. 7%

BUSINESSES FOR SALE

Services)

and

business

termites. .

=

|

Fel

of

.

treat

ex-

COLD

EMPROVEMENT

SsoRane

busmess

—

two

chill

We

rooms, one frome: |Excellent ae

Cn.

FI

handle

INVESTMENT WANTED

|

plans.

Owner wishes to improve: and enlarge present structure. Information, Ocean

Luquiilo.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

EQUIPMENT

OFFICE.

FURNITURE

Olympia

typewriters, ; Marchant...Caleu-

and

Equipment:

lators, Totalia, Addo and Everest adding machines; _Rex-Rotary | Duplicators; Photocopiers. All kinds office furniture avai-. San —

Real

ghee

Hermanos,

Fortaleza

300,

WATER

a

arm

fall from Ba

‘Twenty

abnormal

| Plan—our'

Credit | and

LEICA.

Tif,

finder.

A; $350.00

3 var 35 mm, Sammaron

ours

Fia.

(AP)—

the word to numbers

per

chest

ucat vA at M ical) Assn.,

cent have heart and

106

exhibited

conditions,

Thir-

SOSPITAL

SUPPLE

dispensary

¢ialists to. be treated for possible ‘glaucoma. | Dr. Charles McArthur, | physitian who ood ee jexami-

COMPANY

supplies

and

2

‘Master.

Clock acne Pie se ek rs

up,

tions,

sak

exercise

probably contributed to the doc-

germ 8-2338.— Investigate

CAMERAS FOR SALE | Inquires at

is |made

ty-five were told to go to eye spe-.

‘

$45.00

accom-

Tequila

BEACH,

abnormalities

2010

HEATERS.

wih

‘to

Mediavilla’s

Machine

53, Stop ar Hato Rey.

Shop,

‘|

mm

for $250:00

nea NATURA

PRODUCT

ite pamtutee,er $1986,oe

~ 92

Pe Pe

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f 4

“Worth American Van Lines, Inc,

FOODS Dist. Health. Food

At £

‘ Tae

i j

Agents for

cash.

Store. All natural vitamin and food supplements. If we. don’t have what. you want: we'll ‘get: it» fer you: 605° Belaval

were

RI

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