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Evening star., 1960-10-12

and James Toland, SIS, were
charged with receiving stolen
property and operating a lottery,
Toland. according to Detec-
tive Moyer, is on bond awaiting
trial on charges that he and
four other men staged a $40, 900
holdup at Spartan Club near
Frederick, Md, on April II,
Detectives Meyer and H. w.
Shoop we're armed yesterday
with a Municipal Court search
warrant, obtained after a
month-long investigation of
activities at the Madre woman's
home in the 4400 block of Ninth
street NV.
Appliances Found
In an affidavit to the court
the officers said they had learned
that a quantity Of electrical ap-
pliances believed stolen from
the Hecht Co. store in NARROW
Heights, Md, was carried into
the Ninth street house.
The affidavit stated that on
seven days since September 8
persons we're seen carrying
packages in and out of the
house.
When the detectives entered
the home late yesterday after
noon, they found some electrical
appliances. watches and 35 new
bed sheets, Detective Moyel
said.
They also found lottery books
and adding machine tape in the
house, leading to the gambling
charge. Detective Meyer said
The house also was equipped
with seven telephones, he re-
ported.
Associated With Simkins
The Madre woman, once as
sociated with Washington gam
bier Roger tWhitetop) Simkins,
Evening star., 1960-10-12
ECHO TO PASS
EARLY TOMORROW

The Echo l balloon satel-
lite will make an early
m orning g pass khrough
Washington area skies at
5:16 am. tomorrow, the
National Aeronautics and
Space Agency said today.
The bright object will ap-
pear in the south, 20 de-
grees over the horizon,
travelling northeast.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
THE ROYAL HOUSE OF DENMARK

be the dedication today of their govern
ments new embassy at 5000 Whitehaven
street NV to be followed by reception of
chiefs of diplomatic missions in Washington,
their wives and other distinguished guests.
The couple arrived yesterday. Among the
Kings activities was placing of wreathS at the
Tomb of the UnknOwns and at the grave of
Danish COrpl. Niels Qvistgaard, killed in
Korea with the United States Marines
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Frdnchizing
Of Hospitals
Asked asCurb
FouIty Planning
And Profiteering
Charged at PurIey
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS
Star Stan Writer

A State and local franchise
system for new hospitals should
be set UP to prevent dis
gruntled doctors" and those
seeking large fast profits from
building small, unneeded in
stitutions, hospital authority
said today.
Ray E. Brown, past president
of the American Hospital As
sociation and superintendent
of the University of Chicago
clinics, called for governing
bodies to issue franchises for
hospitals much in the way that
banks and building and loan
association are controlled.
He addressed the goth an
nual conference of the Mary.
land District of Columbia -Dela.
ware Hospital Association al
the Shoreham Hotel.
100 Hospitals Represented
Over 5000 persons from 12C
hospitals are attending the ses.
sionS. scheduled through Fri
day.
Mr.. Brown said many new
hospitals, particularly small
ones, are going up in area:
where they actually are moi
needed. To curb this and en-.
courage better planning, hi
called for boards and commits.
sions which would hold public
hearings to determine the neec
for new institutions before is.
suing franchises.
He said banks and buildine
and loan associations are under
similar controls.
Mr.. Brown asserted the "vol.
untary way of hospital planning
leads to mis-planning."
"Vacuums" Noted
Even when professiona
groups of citizens plan tn,
location of new hospital!
scientifically. he said. they
deliberately leave certain vac
uumS in the community.
But. he added. these groups
cannot enforce their plans
The voluntary system of plan,
ming leaves the way wide oper
for little groups to fill in thest
vacuums.
The worst elements vii
then build small hospitals"
He said these include dis.
gruntled doctors and thost
seeking large profits fas
through the establishment o.
small proprietary hospitals"
Mr.. Brown declared this hai
happened extensively in Chi
cago, New York, Los Angeles
and other places.
He did not cite Washington
where local health officials hav,
long urged some sort of area
wide body to efficiently plal
the location of new institutions
Evening star., 1960-10-12

King Frederik TX of Denmark and Queen
Ingrid (secOnd from right below, who are in
Washington on three-day state visit, are
shown with their three daughters. Princess
Margrethe Qeft) will become the first
woman to reign in Denmark by special
change in the cOuntry'S constitution if there
is no male heir. The other princesSes are
Anne-Marie (secOnd from left) and Bene-
dixie (right). One highlight of their visit viii
Evening star., 1960-10-12
The
Rambler
Is Bothered
About FoIios
BY GEORGE KENNEDY

The Rambler is a bit dis
turbed.
Perhaps a pSychiatriSt
would deem it serious.
He is a New Dealer.
He is for workmanship,
a rapid increase in our per
capita wealth, and he is will
ing to make the sacrifices to
get it.
He is for foreign aid.
He is for Point Four.
He is for the underprivi-
legged and the, undeveloped.
He is for our national pur-
pose-and our national pres
tige.
But when he sees our cul-
tural assets slipping away,
he feels he must cry "halt!"
One of the Shakespeare
First Folios of the Folger Lii
brary Second and East Cap
itol streets has been given
away to st. Andrews Univer-
sity, st. Andrews, Scotland.
Some might term this a
Qutd pro quo.
Memory insists that Robert
Tyre Jones, jr., of Atlanta
brought a cup back from st.
Andrews in 1880.
But a cup won on the golf
links does not compare with
one Of our Shakespeare First
Folios.
The Folger has only 78
left. These are all we have
among the 200 extant in the
world.
A recent report has it that
a Shakespeare First Folio
sold in Germany the other
day for $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-12

luncneOn, Cne King SAID Jne
United States and Denmark are
working for the same ideals.
Lauds Marshall Plan
ut gives us confidence to
know that the Unietd States,
with all its enormous resources,
stands firm behind that organ
ization, thereby giving evidence
of the courageous and judicious
way in which the United States
has faced the challenge of
worldwide influence and re-
Sponsibility."
King Frederik, who with
Queen Ingrid. is on a three-day
state visit to Washington, de-
Scribed Marshall Plan aid as
one of the proudest peacetime
achievements of American po-
litical leadership.
THE favorable effects of this
aid have been felt far beyond
the confines of Europe and
were much more than purely
economic in range. In the case
of Denmark, this aid meant her
reconstruction at a speed and
to an extent not otherwise pos
sible."
Also Halls NATO
He also expressed pleasure
at the efficiency Of United
States military forces stationed
on Greenland, a part of Den
mark, under a NATO arrange
ment.
Earlier today King Frederik
conferred with President Eisen-
hover at the White House. II
was reported that their dis
cussion dealt with general sub
jects of mutual interest includ.
ing NATO. Customarily, the
King does not speak in public
Evening star., 1960-10-12
King Frederik AHirms
U.N., Support
BY JOHN v. HORNER
Star stan Writer

King Frederik TX today affirmed Denmarks unwavering
support of the United Nations the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization.
At the time he praised the United States for facing
its responsibilities and for going the rescue Europe
with the Marshall Plan after World War H.
Speaking overflow audience National Club
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Pen Women's Picnic

The District branch of the
National League of American
Pen Women will hold a picnic
at noon Saturday at Tudor" +"
the home of Mrs. Edward Riggs
Seal at Lothian, Md.
Evening star., 1960-10-12
Stiff Car Sale Rules
Strongly Supported
Crime Queen Seized
In Stolen Goods Raid
She and Man Facing Robbery TriuI
Are Arrested at Her Home Here

The onetime queen of the Washington underworld and
awaiting robbery trial in Maryland under arrest
today after two detectives invaded the womans Ninth street
NV. home seeking stolen property.
Detective A. Meyer of the general assignment squad said
Odessa Madr long familiar figure to District police
Evening star., 1960-10-12

The Madre woman, once as
sociated with Washington gam
bier Roger tWhitetop) Simkins,
Evening star., 1960-04-29
AT Ready to Test
5,000-MiIe Titon

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
April 20 tAP) The Air Force
has successfully fired the last
of its limited range Titan
missiles and now shifts to tests
on a more advanced model of
the intercontinental weapon.
The last of the &C" series
TitanS flew more than 5000
miles down the Atlantic Missile
Range yesterday. The Air Force
announced the 98-foot missile
achieved all major test OBJ
jectiveS and dropped a dummy
nose cone in the intended i'm
pact area. 1t was the ninth
successful flight in IA Titan
launchingS.
Testing now will concentrate
on the &c" series Titan, which
covers a range of 5000 miles or
more and carries a tactical
type nose cone.
The first of IA Titan SQUAD
rons, each with 10 missiles. is
scheduled to be operational in
June, at Vandenberg Air Force
Base, Calf.
Evening star., 1960-04-29
FTC Releases
New Ad Rules
On Guarantees
BY the Associated Press

The Federal Trade Commits
sion today announced a cam
palgn to help protect the public
against bogus and misleading
advertising of guarantees and
warranties.
The FTC published a seven
point guide which tells business
and the public exactly what
kind of advertising in this area
is legally acceptable.
Private enterprise was urged
to abide by the new rules VOL
unfairly. The commission said
firms which refuse will be
charged with using unfair
methods of competition and
deceptive practices.
Claims Must Be Truthful
In general, the guides require
that all advertising of guaran-
tees spell out any strings which
are attached. Also, if the guar
antee makes an implied claim,
this must be truthful.
For example, if a battery
manufacturer advertiSes a "36-
month guarantee" his batteries
must have a normal life expec-
fancy of at least SO months. If
a tonic is guaranteed to grow
hair or your money back" it
must be capable of growing
hair.
Robert T. Secrest. acting.
chairman of the FTC, said in a
statement that the agency
constantly receives complaints
from trusting purchasers who
later discovered the actual
guarantee was not what the
sweeping and unqualified adj
vertising statements implied"
Must Give Details
Mr.. SecreSt said it isn't
enough merely to describe an
article as guaranteed.
The advertisement should
show clearly what is covered by
the guarantee, who stands back
of it, how it will be honored
and any limitations or condi-
tionS.
Chairman Earl w. Kintner.
in a speech prepared for the
Los Angeles Better Business
Bureau, said he hopes for
prompt acceptance of the new
guides by manufacturers and
retailers.
Il can assure you that we
would much rather prevent a
violation from occurring than
prosecute after it has happen
ed" he said.
Evening star., 1960-04-29
Senate Aide to Talk
On Transit Plan

The rapid transit system
proposed for the Washington
area will be discussed tonight
by members of the Senate
Interstate and Foreign Com4
merce Committees transporta-
ton study group.
Prof, Marvin Fair will speak
in the Community Room of
The Washington Post and
Times Herald, 1915 L street.
NV, at 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1960-04-29

Boys Clubs of America in New
York. Sunday through Thurs
day.
Paul E. CaSaSSa, executive
director of the Boys Club of
Greater Washington: Charles
Evening star., 1960-04-29

Reynolds. assistant executive
director; Joseph S. Branzell,
director of the Jelleff branch.
and Joseph Anastasi, a board
member, will attend the con-
vention.
Evening star., 1960-04-29
Boys Club Officials
To Attend Purley

Four Washington Boys Club
officials will take part in the
54th annual convention of the
Evening star., 1960-04-29
ARLAWN 2-H.P.
10" ROTARY LAWN MOWER

4-CycIe Briggs ond Strotton engine,
throttle control on handle
IS" BIode with SIDE discharge
Sturdy 6" steel wheels
4" Adjustable cutting heights
0Wes town O professional look
, 1960-04-11
Personnel Mention

Lieutenant and Mrs. Brittos
are the proud parents of a
baby girl weighing six pounds
and twelve ounces, in Hawaii
where they now reside.
Mrs. Rrittos is the former
Edna Golden, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Golden.
, 1960-04-11
Fsted Citizens Comm.
Expresses Thunks
For Pussdge Of Bill

The Frederiksted Citizens
Committee of which Oscar E.
Henry is chairman, has writ
ten to the Honorable Walter
/. M. Hodge, President Of the
Legislature as follows:
"The Frederiksted Citizens
Committee wishes to express
through this medium to you
and other members of the le-
gislature our sincere gratitude
for passing Bill No. 1862,
Continued on page ~
, 1960-04-11
The law now provides for
CONTINUED on page ~
Teumsters Union Gets
Ten Votes From
Sanford Employees

The Transfers Union got
only ten votes of one hundred
and six cast in an election
held in St. Croix last week
end for employees of A. c.
Sanford and Company, con-
tractors at the Alexander
Hamilton Airport.
The Constructors Workers
Brotherhood of Puerto Rico,
AFLCIO, which also appear
ed on the ballot, drew forty
Continued on page a
, 1960-04-11
Mon Found Guilty
OF Simple Assoult:
Gets 80 Days in Jdil

The case of aggravated as
sault and battery against Mer-
cedes Ortiz Rivera heard in
the Municipal Court today
Continued on page A.
, 1960-04-11
Athle les D'feuts
Los Cubdnos in
Exhibition Come

The Athletics baseball team after making a tour Of il
of Frederiksted defeated the ton. They went to Estate
Los Cubanos of Christiansted ton next where they
in an exhibition game played luncheon at l pm The
on the Frederiksted Ball Field left at 2:3O for Freder
yesterday afternoon by a town where they stopp
score of lit. Reef and Sand, Clover
Many young and new play Sprat Hall and La G
ers from both teams were they left Frederiksted v
given try-outs in preparation Mahogany Road and ret
for the opening of h League TO Grapetree Bay.
on April 24th. Governor John David
Evening star., 1960-04-24

party dress
Make this princess dress
for your special occasions
PATTERN

bBere's the dress that Duchess of Windsor
pattern fans have been waiting for - the
party dress that has all the fair and elegance
YOU could want. The tenth in a series Of pat
terms designed especially for THIS WEEK read
ers by the Duchess, it may be ordered in your
own personah=ed size. This means that,
whether you are regular, tall, diminutive or
half size, you'll receive pattern to fit you
exactly, without all the usual adjustments.
This dress, called Moonlight" is made in
the new princess style, with wide panels front
and back. There is a broad square neckGne
that you can make high or low. Dramatic
sleeves cup the shoulders with three inverted
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Priest Sentenced
For Abduction

SUPERIOR, Wis, Dec. 3
(AP). The Rev. Lawrence
Dudink, q 47-year-old Roman
Catholic priest. pleaded guilty
yesterday to q charge of alb
Quoting q 17-year-old girl and
was sentenced to three years in
State Prison.
Father Dudink, former chap
lain at st. Mary's Hospital here,
admitted in Superior Court that
he abducted Rosalie O'Connell
Of Gilbert, Minn.,' November 8
from the hospital where she
had been admitted q few hours
earlier for treatment of a
nervous condition.
Judge A. Walter Dahl pro-
nounced sentence in q closed
court session after Douglas
County authorities agreed to
reduce the original charge Of
kidnapping to abduction.
Wisconsin statutes differenti-
ate kidnapping and abdNctiug Of
minors by requiring that Q kid
mapping prosecution establish
that the victim was held in
voluntarily.
Father Dudink, described by
his Society of Divine Word Mis-
sionaries superiors as q re-
formed alcoholic. was arrested
at a Phoenix motel last week.
The girl was with him. She was
returned to the custody of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
O'Connell.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
CONDETTl
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
before during the Condetti in
vestigation. r......
Meanwhile. police were in
vestigating another report that
10 man with wavy dark hair had
offered two young Mount Raj
nier MD boys 81 each II they
would get into his car yesterday.
OfhcialS said the mans de-
scription was similar to that OF
the person who tried to pick
up another Mount Rainier boy
at Rhode Island avenue and
Thirty fourth street on Thurs
day.
In yesterdays case. the boys,
aged 8 and 9. reported they
were playing on the sidewalk at
Thirty third and Perry streets
when the man drove up and
offered them money. The boys
ned, and the car drove away.
In both cases, officials said,
the man was described as white,
about 80, with dark wavy hair,
and driving q late model, blue
and white sedan.
In another incident, Mont
gomery County police at Rock =
vile accused a man OF indecent
acts against two small boys in
his neighborhood. He too was
to be questioned in the Con-
detti case.
Police in the District and
Prince Georges County, plus
swarms Of FBI agents, have
been working around the clock
since the Condetti boys body
was found In q thicket near
Ardmore. Md. on November II.
He had been sexually assaulted,
He had been missing three
days from his home at PALS
Fourteenth street NE. The
Condetti family has moved
since.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

little chance to defeat As Asian
African nations backed by
many Western states--have de.
cided to support the rival plan
and at the same time claim
credit for the idea.
The Soviet delegation has
made overtures to get the
Asian-Africans to make Ger.
tain key changes in their reso-
luton. which merely calls for
immediate steps" to get the
colonial. powers to grant free
dom to their dependent terri.
tories.
The Russians want the Asian
African resolution to read more
like their own. which fatty
demands that independence be
granted to all colonies forth
with"
Making Little Headway
The Communists were said
to be making little headway,
however. Many of the more
moderate members of the
Asian-African bloc have eau
toned that too quick a transi-
ton to freedom might be
disastrous for some independ-
ent peoples. They have cited
the chaos now existing In the
former Belgian Congo as ar,
example.
A parade of speakers from
Asia and Africa have warned
the Assembly that the road to
self-government is O rocky one
that can't be scaled in one day.
The marathon colonialisrn
debate In which more than 10
nations were listed to speak,
winds up Its first week today.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
LUMUMBA
u. N. Asks Fair Trial
For Former Leader

arrested In the area of Port
Francqui. 500 airline miles east
Of Leopoldville.
His hair disheveled, arms
bound, his shirt open. Mr.. Lu-
mumba was hustled into O truck
when the plane sent for him
arrived here. Soldiers grabbed
him by the hair and twisted his
head about for the benefit of
photographers. The Con o.
lese slapped and pushed him
and shouted in triumph.
"A handful Of onlookers
shouted. Death to Lumumba. !"
With the captured ex-premier
were four companions. one a
woman with a small child in
her arms. Anicet Kashamura,
Mr.. Lumumba's pro-Communist
former information minister
who was reported arrested at
Port Francqui. was not in the
party. however.
BeamiIg. Mr.. Mobutu can
celed orders for a roundup of
all Of Mr.. Bumumba's close
supporters.
Now that I have LuInumba
and Kashamura that IS all I
need" he said. THE others
are no longer any danger"
Evening star., 1960-12-03
z Students jailed
In Rally Bombing

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 3 (AP).-
Two University Of Texas stu
dents who admitted exploding
q bomb outside an integration
rally were sentenced last night
to 80 days In the county Jail
and fined 5000 each.
William Harvey Mcknight,
20. son Of o Kerrville nursery
man, and John Hunter Win
born, 10, son Of a Dallas attor-
ney. were taken to the Travis
County Jail to begin serving
time.
Criminal District Court Judge
Mace Thurman. jr., found them
guilty Of "injuring property be-
longing to others" under $50, q
misdemeanor.
After entering pleas Of guilty
to grand jury indictments re-
turned Thursday night, the
youths took the stand, main
tanning the explosion Tuesday
night was just a prank or q
lark"
The explosion outside the
university YMCA building
cracked one window and dam
aged the window sill. Inside,
about 20 persons. including
eight Negroes. discussed con-
tinuation Of campus demon
strations against segregated
eating places. No one was hurt.
The meeting was not inter-
rupted.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Central American
Tour Under Way
BY the Associated Press

A party Of Government ON.
cials-including two Senators
and their wives-fiew to Cen
tral America yesterday for
what was described as an IN
spection tour of the inter-
American highway.
The Senators in the group
were Democrats Dennis Chavez
Of New Mexico and Stephen M.
Young Of Ohio. Senator Chavez
Is chairman and Senator Young
q member Of the Public Works
Committee.
An aide for the committee
said both Mrs. Chavez and Mrs.
Young are paying their own
way.
The inspection trip is ex.
pected to take the party to
every Central American coun.
try. and will last about 10 days.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Population Goin :,
To Bring Split in
Judicial Circuit

FREDERICKSBURG, Va,
Dec. 3 tAP) The present 18th
judicial circuit will be split next
year under q 1858 act Of the
General Assembly.
This was assured when the
Census Bureau reported an Of
ficial combined population for
Caroline and Hanover Counties
Of more than 10000.
The 1858 act provided for the
split once the combined popu-
lation Of the two counties
reached 10000.
Hanover and Caroline will
constitute the 18th with Circuit
Judge Leon M. Bazile presiding
over the circuit.
The City of Fredericksburg
and the counties of Stafford
Spotsylvania and King George
will split from the present 18th
to constitute the 38th circuit,
with Judge John D. Butzner,
jr.. the jurist.
Judge Butzner is one Of the
two judges presently in the
18th.
Judge Bazile said yesterday
the split will become effective
on January after Gov. Al
mond has issued a proclamation
clearing the way for the change.
The Census Bureau said Han
over has a population Of 27,550
and Caroline 12,725, a total of
40,275.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Federal Officials
Hint Court Action
On Voter Lists
~ the Associated Pres,

Justice Department ofiicials
indicate they will seek q Fed
eral court order to open voter
registration records Of Sumter
County. Ala. to FBI inspection.
The department declined to
say specifically that this would
be done. But q spokesman for
the Civil Rights Division COM
mented in response to an in
quiry that in every case where
registration record inspection
had been refused. the depart
ment has obtained a Federal
court compliance order. In
the case Of Sumter County, the
action would be brought in the
District Court at Birmingham.
Alabama Attorney General
Macdonald Gallon Thursday
refused for q second time to
grant a request of the United
States Attorney General that
FBI agents be permitted to
examine the Sumter County
records to determine whether
there is any evidence of dis
elimination against prospective
Negro voters.
Mr.. Gallon denied the rec
ords contain any evidence of
discrimination. but said the
Sumter records are In his Gus
tody under q State court or
der which prohibits him from
releasing them to anyone ex-
cept the Sumter Registration
Board.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
LUMUMBA

Continued From First Page
Asian-African nations had ex.
pressed concern for Mr.. Lu.
mumba's ssfety.
Mr.. Lumumba made his bid
to get out Of reach Of Col. Mo.
butu five days ago.
Col. Mobutu had sworn out 9
warrant for Mr.. Lumumba's g ar
rest after he was dismissed by
President Kasavubu last Sep.
tember but q U. N. guard around
the official Premier's residence
in Leopoldville. where Mr.. Lu-
mumba stayed, prevented serv-
ing the warrant.
Last Sunday Mr.. Lumumba
slipped past guards assigned by
Col. Mobutu to keep watch on
him. U. N. ofiicials said then
that Mr.. Lumumba could not
expect U. N. protection outside
Leopoldville.
u. N. Interference Denied
U. N. officials yesterday de-
MED their forces attempted to
interfere when Mr.. Lumumba
and six Of his associates were