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FREE INSTALLATION on storm
windows, doors and awnings;
prompt service and only the best
quality. Easy financing. Dan l..
Cannady, home improvements,
phone Manteo 12S-W. P. o. Box 313.
T-5-13-tfc
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SEVERAL good used Underwood
and Woodstock typewriters for
bale. Paper, carbon, ribbons and
pther tipping materials. Times
Printing Co., Inc. Manteo. tine
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For a good USED CAR see C. NJ.
Swindell, Fairfield, N. c., or
]. L. Swindell, Swan Quarter, N,
c. We buy and sell. A-15tf
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THREE BEDROOM HOUSE on
large Handicapped lot. 100 it.
frontage on Roanoke Sound. Ideal
by located with entry on Mother
Vineyard Road. Phone 17S-W.
T-11-13-tfc
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WE ARE authorized representa-
tives for Briggs & Stratton,
Clinton, Lauson, and Wisconsin
air-cooled engines. New engines,
repair parts, and factory service.
C. F. Latham Company, Phone
WH-3-2551, Belhaven, N. C.
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ARTISTS SUPPLIES. Speed bali
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ink, silver ink, white ink, drawing
paper. TIMES PRINTING CO.,
Inc, Manteo.
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MALE HELP WANTED: Are you
interested in a profitable Wat
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nationally advertised products
no investment needed. If interest
ed, write P. o. Box No. 1892,
Goldsboro, N, c.. PH-6-10-4tp
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WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA
and CHILD CRAFT; $40 down,
BE per month; representative Mrs.
Jewell White. For information
caH Manteo 201-W after five
b.n. T-12-11-tfc
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FOR SALE: 21/5 #. cabin cruiser,
powered with Ford Thunder
bird engine which is fully ma
rined, selling at a sacrifice price.
Ready to run, excellent condition.
Docked at Colington. If interested,
notify Albert O'Neal, phone Col
ington 1906 or H. o. Bridges,
phone Wanchese 194-W2.
T-5-27-4tp
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|LAWNMOWER REPAIRING: Re
pairs all makes of power lawn
movers. Parts available. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Alex Repair Shop
Wanchese, N. c., phone 1912. q
IVA T-5-27-tfc
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WIDE SELECTION of belts, pull
leys, roller chain, sprockets, ig-
milton parts, machinery paint. Hy-
draulic hose made to specification,
any length, any size ends. C. F.
Latham Company, Phone VIII
1861. PH-6-10-4tc
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FOR SALE: Two Frigidaire ice
machines in good operating
condition. 200-lb. capacity each.
Reasonably priced. Beacon Motor
Lodge, phone Mays Head 2541.
T-5-27-tfc
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WANTED: Tipping to do at home.
Stella Green, phone 232-J.
T-5-27-tfc
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FOR liability, automobile, fire,
windstorm, bonds, workmen's
compensation, disqualification in
surance, call Manteo AZ - Outer
Banks Insurance Agency. T-5-1-tfc
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FOR SALE: 1851 Tudor Chevro-
let, good tires, good running
condition, $500. Robert F. Gibbs,
Manteo, N. C. T-5-27-tfc
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FOR SALE, Two Chevrolet camp
ing buses. Complete with hunks
and gas ranges. M. X. Fearing, Jr.,
Manteo. I-o-5-oJc
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FOR, SALE: q Rooms and bath
house on>8 acres of land, phone
Portsmouth, EX3-9622. M
M aA6,9 T-6-10-tdc
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HELP WANTED-MALE OR FE-
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or lay-offs. A better than average
income or full or part time. Will
consider older men. Investigate
Watkins Products, Inc, today.
Write Box 5071, Dept. SO, Rich
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For your insurance needs see
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All kinds Of insurance
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish TO express our thanks
and sincere appreciation Ito ? our
friends and relatives who renem-
bered us in our recent bereavement,
in the loss of our loved one, Otis
Cox.
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markell BEACH STORE at
|wo mile post. Vacation headquar-
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BILL ANDERSON'S RENTAL
AGENCY, Realtors, Kitty Hawk,
reservations, oceanfront house,
keeping cottages. T-4-s-tfc
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WANTED: One to two hundred
pullets from 6 to "a weeks old,
200 hens one years old, prefer white
Leghon. C. A. Jones, Columbia,
N. C. T-6-10-1tc
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FOR SALE: Approximately 600
acres on Roanoke Island. NJ. K.
Fearing, Jr., Manteo. T-6-3-3tc
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FOR SALE: Shetland pony.
Color, brown; a years old; gen.
tie, contact Crawford Cahoon,
Fairfield, N. C. PH-6-10-1tc
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FOR RENT: To Permanent resi-
dents. Two bedroom downstairs
apartment in Manteo. Mrs. Frank
Turner, Mays Head 1862.
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FOR SALE: New 2S-foot cabin
cruiser. Call Gallop Boats, tel.
Manteo 281-W4. T-6-10-4tc
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SELECT PROPERTIES for rent or
sale. M. K. Fearing, Jr., Manteo.
T-9-1S-tfC
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BUILDING LOT FOR SALE on
Sunnyside Road; 80 X 100 feet
D. V. Meekins, Manteo, N. c.
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The Norfolk & Carolina
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Manteo Elizabeth City CoinjOck
Kill Devil Hills Edenton
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Judge Questions
Sophiu Loren

ROME, Aug. "a (AP) So
phia Loren went to Italy's Hall
of Justic yesterday to answer
questions of a Judge investi-
eating complaints of bigamy
against her and Carlo Ponti.
film producer.
The investigation was con-
Quoted behind closed doors in
the chambers of Judge Giulio
Franco.
Mr.. Ponti was called to ap-
pear before Judge Franco later
today.
The couple were summoned
on orders of Italian State Pros
ecutor Guido Guasco, who con-
Quoted a preliminary inveSti-
cation into their proxy marri-
age and called for a formal
court inquiry. 1t is up to Judge
Franco, conducting the in
quiry, to decide whether bigamy
charges should be filed.
Italian law does not recog-
nize Mr.. Ponti'S Mexican di-
vorce from his first wife, GULL
ana Fiastri. After the divorce
he and Miss Loren were mar
ried by proxy in Mexico in 1857
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Rebels Ask Break
In Ties to France

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Aug. "a
tAP). - Algerian rebels asked
the Arab world today to break
all ties with France. They also
appealed for volunteers to fight
in their siX-year-old rebellion.
The request was made at a
conference Of Arab foreign
ministers called to discuss
problems of mutual interest.
Karin Bclkassem, foreign
minister of the Algerian ma
tionalist provisional govern
ment, told news conference
after the meeting that he pro-
posed AL Arab countries rup-
ture all diplomatic. economic,
cultural ard technical relations
with the government of France"
He said he also asked for
the evacuation Of French and
NATO troops from Arab coun-
tries and for an Arab confer
ence on the Algerian question.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
RoIph Frey, ST., Dies;
u. S. Leather Chemist

Ralph w. Frey, ST., II, for
mer president of the American
Leather Chemists Society, died
Monday at his home, 3104 Shep-
herd street, Mount Rainier, Md.
A native of the District, Mr..
Frey was a graduate of George
Washington University, In 1920
he moved to Mount Rainier and
soon gained national recogni-
tion for his work in leather
chemistry while employed by
the Agriculture Department.
He received the Alsop Award
of the American Leather Chem
lists Society in 1912.
Since his retirement from the
Agriculture Department, Mr..
Frey had been employed by the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission.
He was a former grand mas
ter of Mount Hermon Lodge
No. ITO of the Masons; a past
patron of Adah Chapter No. Is
of the Oriental Eastern Shrine,
and former member of the
College Park Rotary Club.
He leaves two sons, Ralph,
jr., OF 1l05 Holton lane, Tako-
Evening star., 1960-08-24
House Votes to Give
FBl Broader Power
By the Associated Press

The House has voted to
broaden the law under which
the FBI joins in chases for
criminals who cross State lines
to avoid arrest.
The bill passed yesterday
without record vote and was
sent to the Senate. 1t would
extend the fugitive felon law
to provide Federal jurisdiction
over criminals fleeing prosecu-
tion for any offenses punishable
by more than one year in
prison.
Evening star., 1960-08-24

Imports last year came to 600,-
900.
The report noted that the
American compacts apparently
have reversed the upward
trend in imports. 1t said
registrations of foreign cars
during the April-June quarter
declined for the first time "since
such cars became an impor-
tant factor in the domestic
market"
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Compact Cars
Make Up Third
OF U.S.. Market
BY the Associated Press

One in every three new autos
put on the market in 1860 is
a small car-an American COM
pact or a foreign import.
The Commerce Department
reporting this yesterday, also
said American manufacturers
have increased production 8
per cent to 6 million units dur
ing the current model year.
However, it said output of
standard size domestic cars de-
clined IL per cent while pro-
duction of compacts advanced
2l3 per cent.
OF the 6 million new autos.
it said, l.6 million are compacts
and "A million are standard
models.
Adding 100000 imports tc
the compacts. the department
said one-third of the market
is accounted for by the CON-
pact-import combination.
In the 1859 model year, do
mestic output totaled Sc mil
lion units, with all but 500,00t
representing standard sized cars
Evening star., 1960-08-24
Boy, 10, Killed
After Falling Out
Of Fathers Car

NEWBURGH, N. Y, Aug. "a
(AP).-Heinrich Riehme of
Rochester heard a thud as he
was driving along the New
York State thruway last night.
He looked back and saw that
his 10-year-old son was miss
ing from. the rear seat. A
window was open.
The father stopped the car,
and a truck driver approached.
where's my boy?" the
father asked.
Don't go back there" the
driver said. Hes dead"
The boy had fallen out of
the car, and State police said
several vehicles struck him.
The boy, Stefan; his sister,
Cerda. S; and their mother,
Mrs. Renate Riehme, had ar
rived in New York by plane
last night after a visit to the
mothers family in Germany.
Evening star., 1960-08-24

Grove, Greg. and Miss Minnie
E. Frey of 1878 Columbia road
NV.
He also leaves 10 grandchil-
dren.
Services will be held at II
am. tomorrow at the Nalley
Funeral Home, 5000 Rhode Is
land avenue, Mt. Rainier.
Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-08-24
COLLISION MAKES
PHOTOGRAPHERS
TASK A SNAP

OTTAWA, Ill. (AP).-
The LaSalle County Com
munity of Sheridan gave
photographer James Rieser
an assignment-get a pic
ture of the intersection of
State Route II and a black
top road which would back
the community's conten-
ton that it was a traffic
hazard.
Mr.. Rieser set up his
camera. A short while
later two cars collided at
the intersection, injuring
six persons, none seriously.
Mr.. Rieser got his pic
ture.
Evening star., 1960-08-24

ma Park, Md. and Louis OF
Miami Beach, Fla; a daughter
Mrs. James Thomas of Wheat
on, Md, and two sisters. Mrs
Marian MacBride of Forest
Evening star., 1960-03-13
By RICHARD OLONE
Star Stan Writer

BONNEVILLE, Calf. Mar.
Appropriations are bein g
made today for the jury hear
ing the Motherwell case to be
locked up in one of this tiny
towns two motels.
The case against Larry Lord
Motherwell, charged with Slay-
ing Mrs. Pearl Putney, 72, Of
Washington, is due to go to
the jury of nine men and three
women sometime Monday.
The big murder trial has
caused many housing problems
in this little mountain hamlet.
Many of the States go wit
neSseS were shuttled between
here and Sacramento-about
a 100-mile journey, half Of it
over Misunderstanding the last
three weeks.
NewSmen Evicted
They would spend one night
here and then move on to
make room for the next batch.
Several reporters will be dis
placed from the Downieville
Motor Inn, which was picked
to house the jury. They will be
squeezed in at the only other
available lodging, the River
Evening star., 1960-03-13
MotherweII Trial Jurors
Strain Towns HOUSING

side Motel, already bulging
with newsmen and lawyers.
Judge Warren Steel and his
wife also are staying there.
For many jurors, the deliber-
ations will bring relief from
their daily committing grind
over rugged mountain roads.
Many have been making a TO
mile round trip every day, driv-
ing through hazardous Yuba
Pass near the spot where Mrs.
Putney's remains were found.
Route Is Checked
Driving conditions over the
7,000-foot Yuba summit, where
snow is packed 4 feet high, are
checked every day to make sure
Jurors can get home.
AS the small Sierra County
Courthouse does not have the
needed accommodations, the
Jurors will deliberate in the
courtroom. Shades will be
drawn and the doors guarded.
The only business remaining
in the trial, which began Feb
ruary Is, is the conclusion of
the defense argument by John
T. Reyes of Washington.
The State will have the last
word. by District Attorney Cor
don I. Smith. After instructions
by Judge Steel, Motherwell's
fate will be in the hands of the
Jury.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Red Germany Draws
Runaway Youths

NUREMBERG, Germany,
Mar. IL (AP).-West German
border officials say Communist
East Germany is a drawing
card for runaway minors. Au-
thoritieS there permit 18-year-
oldS to marry without parental
consent. In West Germany TIE
age limit is 81.
officials report that scores
OF maIriage-bound teen-agers
have tried to cross into East
Germany within the past few
months.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Panel to Discuss
Unfair Advertising

A panel will discuss "The
Aspects of Unfair Competition
in Advertising" at a meeting
of the patent, trademark and
copyright section of the Dis
trict Bar Association at 4 pm.
Tuesday.
PanelistS in the discussion
at the Willard Hotel will be
Earl w. Kintner, chairman of
the Federal Trade Commission;
Donald wilkins, vice president
of the American Federation of
Advertisers, and Prof. Glenn
E. Weston of George Washing
ton University Law School.
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Lectures Slated
On Low Application

The junior section of the
District Bar Association will
sponsor a series of lectures on
applications of the law here
at Georgetown University's
CASTOR Hall, Thirty-seventh
and o streets NV.
The first pair of lectures will
be at 1880 pm. Friday and
$3.50 am. Saturday. The Sec
ond pair will be on March
25 and 26. Cost of the series
lis sc.
Evening star., 1960-03-13

Firm innersprine mottress
and matching box spring
on six legs, by SeoIy. Un-
usually fine value.
Smyrna times., 1960-02-11
Greenwood Lass
In Chicago Revue

A green floral print frock of
sateen with white trim, which
she made, was modelled by jean
cite Seely, Is, of Greenwood, at
the annual All dress revue dur
ing the recent National All Club
Congress in Chicago.
Miss Seely has been enrolled
in the dress revue project only
two years. Her entries in the
Sussex County Fair won blue
awards, and eight entered at the
state fair took five firsts and
three seconds. The net result
was her being named 1859 state
winner and the trip to Chicago
sponsored by the Simplicity
Pattern Co.
Daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Clifton S. Seely, the young
model is sophomore at Bridge
vile Consolidated school. She
is secretary of the local Dublin
Hill Yellow Jackets All Club.
Smyrna times., 1960-02-11
New Program of Progressive Care"
Shows Hospitals Can Be Humanized

phase of the disease, is used as
the basis for the new program
rather than economic status or
type of disease.
There are four units under
the plan: (l) special care unit
for the seriously i'll; (2) inter-
mediate care unit for those i'll,
but not seriously so; (3) self
service unit for those able to
take care of their own bodily
needs, and (4) continuation care
unit for those chronically ill.
This type of separation result
ed in a number of benefits, DR..
Lockward said. For example,
"the alert recuperating patient
no longer had his rest disturb
ed by an acutely i'll roommate. :"
Through the special care unit,
he said, sit was possible to ad-
NIT all emergency patients with
out delay, bypassing the admit
ting office, so that all valid en-
ergencies received immediate
care"
Self-Service Unit
The self-service unit became
a whole new therapeutic tool
which allowed the physician to
study the patient in an en-
vironment more like that of av-
erage daily living" he said.
AS patients improve, or their
needs change, they are moved
from unit to unit. The physical
progress becomes a symbol of
their medical progress, he said,
and helps their psychological
adjustment.
DR.. Lockward said these i'm
Smyrna times., 1960-02-11

Hospitals can retain a hum
an approach even though they
have grown into one of the ma
tion's largest industries.
A case in point was describ-
ed by DR.. Howard ]. Lockward
of Manchester, Conn.,, in the
current Journal of the Ameri-
can Medical Association.
DR.. Lockward said a new pro-
gram of progressive patient
care" at the 300-bed Manches-
ter Memorial Hospital allows
the patient ito retain his indi-
vidual dignity" The program
was begun in 1857 when the
hospital began to show signs of
growing palms."
Zone of the main charges
leveled at modern medicine is
that we treat the disease in
stead of the patient" he said.
Progressive patient care has
once again allowed us to go
back to the patient as an entity
and treat each person accord
ing to his medical needs"
Patient-O -Oriented
"Philosophically, the program
is patient-oriented. The patient
is the raison d'etre of the hos
pital, therefore his total needs
are considered.
THE doctor-patient relation
ship is the hub of patient care.
All other services such as diet
ary, nursing, physiotherapy, and
diagnostic procedures radiate
from this center of activity as
the spokes of a wheel"
The degree of illness, or the
Smyrna times., 1960-02-11

provements in patient care had
been achieved at no greater
cost to the patient"
The total patient cost per day
is 20 per cent less than the av-
erage for IL other hospitals of
comparable size, he said.
THE patient who goes to the
self-service unit saves a large
portion of the fee involved in
paying private duty nurses. The
special service unit allows us to
return a surplus of 81 to $4
per day to Blue Cross on their
average allowance in Connecti-
cut of $l2 and SIS per day for
day-rate services.
DR.. Lockward said the orig
inal program was instituted at
minimal cost and with little
change in the physical plant.
The total operation of the pro-
gram continues to be developed
and directed by the hospital
without the benefit of outside
funds, he said.
Third Largest Industry
Pointing out that hospitals are
now the third largest industry
in the United States, DR.. Lock-
ward said they, like any large
industry, should invest a certain
amount of funds in basic re-
search each year in order to
improve the product-otherwise
they remain static.
This remains the plight of
many hospitals today" he said.
Co-authors of the article are
Lane Giddings, M. D., and Ed
ward ]. Thomas, ABB, who, with
DR.. Lockward, were members of
the committee that planned the
hospital reorganization.
Smyrna times., 1960-02-11
Memorial Award
Set Up at u. of ID.

A memorial award in political
science has been established at
the University of Delaware by
MIR. and Mrs. Alexander Ulin,
Claymont, in honor of their son,
Robert B. Ulin, who died on July
"a, 1858, preceding his senior
year at the university.
Mr.. Ulin was a distinguished
student in political science dur
ing his three years at Delaware.
The newly established prize
will be awarded annually to
the outstanding senior majoring
in political science. Selection
win be made by the chairman
and the faculty of the political
science department. The name
of the winner will be engraved
on plaque which will be hung
in the academic building hous-
ing the department. In addition,
the student will receive appro-
pirate books selected by the de-
partment chairman.
DR.. Ralph Purcell, chairman of
the department of political sci
ence, has announced that the
first award will be made this
year. 1t is expected that one of
several distinguished visiting
scholars scheduled for the Sec
ond semester will make the first
presentation.
During his six semesters at
the university, Ulin never fail
ed to make the Deans List and
once had a perfect 40 index. His
overall scholastic average was
3.52. He also was a member of
the debating club.