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Smyrna times., 1960-11-24

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James Dewey Quilen Is Real Estate Broker In Dover
Lists Residential, Business and Farm Properties:
Serves Kent County Clientele and Newcomers To Area

This real estate broker estab-
blished his own business 10
years ago and has been at pre-
sent location six years. He has
a staff OF five capable employ
ees. Mr.. Quillen is 9 former pres
ident of the Kent County Real
Estate Board and also is a mem
Der of the Delaware State and
National real estate boards. He
knows the current market and
Smyrna times., 1960-11-24
Carl King Inc. Distributes Atlantic Petroleum Values
In Fuel Oil GasoInes, Motor Oils, Kerosene In County

wholesale trades are served
Phone Myrtle 7-285l.
To meet emergency needs, the
firm maintains 24-hour service.
A unique feature of the firm is
that it has the only "Drive-In''
window on the Eastern Shore
for paying bills.
Smyrna times., 1960-11-24

at $50 a. m. and Sunday School
at 1920 a. m, at Delaney's,
Church, Sunday, November ~,
announced by the pastor, the
Rev. Mabel Erskine.
Smyrna times., 1960-11-24

and kerosene are handled by the
firm as top quality values wide
ly preferred under the Atlantic
brand in demand.
Carl P. King, native of Cam
den, is president of the firm es-
tablished in 1916. He has ii eff
cient employees. Retail and
Smyrna times., 1960-11-24

Distributor for famous Allan
tic petroleum products in Kent
County, Carl King Inc, South
Main Street, Camden, has fleet
of nine trucks in use. Automatic
delivery service is stressed. An
other important aid is the oil
burner service.
Fuel oil, gasolines, motor oils
Smyrna times., 1960-11-24

gladly gives advice to clients.
His phone is RE 4-9572. Hand
ling buying, selling, rentals and
all real estate matters, he aids
the great progress of the coun-
ty.
Mr.. Quillen is president of
Hammond Cord Organ Society
of Northern Delaware and also
the organizer of the Kent Coun-
ty Group.
Smyrna times., 1960-11-24

This popular location is open
six days a week from 8 am. tc
10 pm. Phone is Myrtle 1926
Walter (Reds) Moore, Jr., a ma,
tive of Camden, is the owner OF
the business which was estab-
lished at present site four years
ago. He has a background of 10
Smyrna times., 1960-11-24
ImmanueI Methodist Church

The Rev. Larry S. Renner,
minister, announces services for
Sunday morning at Emmanuel
Methodist Church. Townsend, as
follows: 9:45 am, Churc h
School, John Guessford, superin-
tendent, in charge. 10 am,
Morning Worship.
Smyrna times., 1960-11-24

pm, Senior Choir of the church
will hold its rehearsals in the
Sanctuary.
Smyrna times., 1960-11-24

Morning Worship.
Evening star., 1960-04-24

A. ORIGINAL ESOTERICA. Ideal for use on
face, hands, neck and arms. Fades weathered
spots, helps shrink pores Creaseless, family
fragrant. S."
Evening star., 1960-04-24

u signs Of oge 0ttOcking your honds and foee if
you hove eenOse Youngsters with skin prObIems-you should
know about this special cream! cOed EsoereopeOpe
posns the good looks for the whole fomiIy
Evening star., 1960-04-24

pies they often Swollen pores m0y shrink TO normoey
Continue Esotedeo reguIohy honds ond fcee to
keep skin looking fresh and heOIthy.
Evening star., 1960-04-24

This one cream f0des Hweothered brow'
spots thot moke honds look sometime,
in the early thirties. Use Esoterieo on thc
foce for few doys ond bIoekhe0ds besiF
to disoppeor- with those surfoee pin.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
HOW ONE CREAM DOES so MUCH

EO" ~TNs SN6VNTV OSH~ ~ w
Here is the secret Of this neor miraculous &C.
tion! Esoterico penetrotes beneoth the surface
Of the skin where most skin problems sturt.
Evening star., 1960-05-04

Court Commentator Helen cotheort
Tells OF Honeymoon PIons. Pose C-l
-----------~
We'll, mind you, don't get into
the wrong carriage"
Today in the London Daily
Express a certain Lord Luck
casts the wedding horoscopes.
Armed with the fact that Prin-
cess Margaret is a lion august
2D and Antony Armstrong
Jones is a fish March y and
other astral data, he comes I'D
with quite a number of con-
fident conclusions about their
future welded life.
In general, Lord Luck takes a
hopeful view but concludes:
Force of circumstances and
conventions will nevertheless
cause strains in the marriage,
interrupting the happiness of
the pair from time to time"
In fact, force of circum-
stances and conventions have
already caused a certain
amount of genteel anguish at
Buckingham Palace and Sc
verely rufied the usual deco
rum of the palace spokesman.
The approaching nuptials have
provided a field day for the un-
inhibited British gossip colum-
nists and set off the greatest
spree of tea table chatter that
London has heard in years.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
Mao Gives Castro
Firm Support

TOKYO, May 4 (AP) Mac
Tze-tung has expressed his
firm support for Fidel Cas-
tro's Cuban revolution and de-
scribed United States imper-
ialism" as the common enemy
of Asia, Africa and Latin Amer
ica.
The Communist New China
News Agency said Mao made
his comments yesterday in
Tsinan to a delegation of trade
union members and women
now visiting Red China from
IA Latin American and African
countries.
The Red dispatch said the
visitors included representatives
of the Cuban Confederation OF
Workers, the National Union OF
Public Civil Service Workers oi
Brazil. the National Confedera-
ton of Bank Workers and EN-.
ployes Of Brazil, and of WON.
ems groups in Basutoland
Sierra Leone, Tanganyika
Cuba, Venezeula, Uruguay
BRAZIL, Columbia. Peru. Para
quay, Costa Rica. Honduras
Puerto Rico and Martinique.
Evening star., 1960-05-04

Kennedy vote of around 7l,000
was rolled up on incomplete re-
turns by two candidates who
had been given little attention
before the balloting.
1t was the first time Senator
Kennedy had been topped by
any other candidate in q
primary where his name was
on the ballot. He got the
States 34-vote convention dele
cation, while Mr.. Nixon got the
32-vote Republican delegation
The Indiana results, plus q
victory in the District of Co.
lumbia primary. increased the
hopes of Senator Humphrey
Democrat of Minnesota, that he
can take Senator Kennedy in
the May 10 preferential ballot
ing in West Virginia.
Senator Kennedy picked UP
Ohio's 64-vote delegation in a
primary in which it remained
uncertain whether all of the
slate pledged nominally to Gov
Michael v. Disable would win
If any of Gov. DiSalle's candi-
dates lost. however, the win
ners still would be for Senator
Kennedy.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
ScoffoId at CIA Center
Falls; ! Dead, 8 Hurt

lures, and Elijah Brown, AZ, hip
injury. Furman c. Jones, 48. OF
212 Ascot place NE. and John
E. Nichols. 38, of 416 Kenyon
street NV, we're treated for
minor injuries at a clinic in
Mclean, Va.
Joseph Wood was pronounced
dead on arrival at the hospital,
He had a crushed chest. The
injured are in undetermined
condition.
Alfred Dill. project manager
for the Tompkins-Jones Con-
struction Co., said the workmen
all fell in a heap in the one
story building. They were not
moved until ambulances ar
rived a few minutes later.
Rescue squads from Herndon,
Vienna. Dun Loring, Great
Falls and Falls Church rushed
the victims to the hospital.
When word of the seriousness
of the accident reached the
hospital. a disaster plan was
put into effect. All physicians
and nurses in the hospital who
could be spared assembled in
the emergency room. Fifteen
doctors were waiting when the
first victims were brought in
The dead man had been work
ing as a laborer for the Tomp-
kins-Jones Co. since January
He leaves his widow, Elizabeth
and three children. Ann, 19
Marie, IS, and Patrick, IL.
Evening star., 1960-05-04

| for themselves whether to par
! ticipate and also whether to
exercise an option for addi-
tional benefits through private
insurance programs.
He described the program as
comprehensive because it would
enable participants to receive
substantial help in meeting
costs of hospital care for 180
days a year, skilled nursing
home care and organized home
care services for 365 days,
surgical procedures, laboratory
and X-ray services up to 5000,
physician and dental services,
prescribed drugs up to $3.50,
private-d duty nurse services, and
physical restoration care.
/ Democrats Immediately at
/ tackled the administration pro-
posal and raised constitutional,
administrative and financial
questions about it.
Attack by Harrison
Mr.. Flemming told reporters
the committee requested him to
return tomorrow for further
questioning.
The bitterest attack on the
plan came from Representative
Harrison, Democrat of Virginia,
a committee member and close
associate of Senator Byrd,
Democrat of Virginia, chair
| See AGED, Page Az
Evening star., 1960-05-04

traying French Army secrets,
but later was cleared.
Connolly is expected to be
sent to a Federal correctional
institution in Danbury, Conn,
After his surrender in Char
lotte, Caudle, who once headed
the Justice Departments taS
division under President Tru-
man, left with a United States
marshal for Tallahassee, Fla
He will serve his sentence at q
Federal correctional institution
there.
The Governments correc-
tional institutions house non-
violent prisoners and conditions
are not as rigorous as in the
maximum security prisons and
penitentiaries.
Evening star., 1960-05-04

Picture on Poqe B-4
collapsed, plunging the men at
least 20 feet onto wood and
concrete forms in the basement
below.
The dead man was identified
as Joseph A. Wood, 81, of 124S
Linden street NE. The injured
were taken to, Arlington Hos
pital, where an outpatient
clinic was converted to an
emergency ward to handle the
rush.
Charles L. Eister, SO, of 907
South Eighteenth street, Ar
lington, Va, said he was on the
scaffolding patching cement as
other workmen removed con-
crete forms.
There was a crack and q
crash and everything was or
the bottom, he said. He Suf-
fered a fractured thigh.
Others injured are Samuel F
Winston, 38, of Leesburg, Va.
a., of Farnham, Va. multiple in.
juries; Willie Wood, 4S. 46 K
street NV. fractures; Luther
Glass, 40, Hydman, Pa, frac.
Evening star., 1960-05-04

" NAADAS - NS~A St%AA = ANAAAAAAAAAA W
the House Ways and Means
Committee as an alternative to
the compulsory features Of the
Forand bill.
Unlike the measure advocated
by Representative Forand,
Democrat of Rhode Island, the
administrations essentially vol
untary system would not op-
crate within the framework OF
the social security system. II
would not involve social Sc
curity tax increases or be lin
tied to aged persons otherwise
eligible for social security bene-
fits.
I'VE have developed a pro-
gram" Mr.. Flemming told the
committee, that is designed tc
achieve just one objective-tc
provide approximately II mil
lion persons IS and over, who
have limited resources with the
opportunity of taking steps
which, if taken, will enable
them to cope with the heavy
economic burden of long tern
or other extensive illness"
Voluntary Feature
Mr.. Flemming said the pro.
gram, approved by President
Eisenhower, is essentially volun
tary because it gives aged per.
sons an opportunity to decide
Evening star., 1960-05-04
EVERYoNE's GOT AN ANGLE
London Agog at Wedding

Starting with the reaction of
European royal families who
are boycotting the affair, pub
lie interest has now moved on
to the more fascinating prob
lem of how to handle the guests
who are coming. The question.
for instance, of what to do
about the bridegroom's three
mothers has caused feveriSh
speculation for weeks.
This, it seems, has now been
resolved by a decision to give
the Countess of Rosse-Arm-
strong Jones real mother - a
pew to herself. Both stepmoth-
ers-the former Mrs. Ronald
Armstrong Jones, an actress,
and the present Mrs. Arm
strong Jones, a former airline
hostess-will be seated with
the bridegroom's father.
This uneasy solution has not
solved everything however. 1t
is announced today that Mrs.
Jeremy Fry-wife of the former
best man-will be coming along
unaccompanied. Her husband,
it seems, is still not entirely re-
covered from the jaundice that
forced him to withdraw from
his role five weeks ago.
There's a good deal Of
tongue-clucking, too, over the
fact that Americans beat their
British brethren to the greatest
scoop Of the wedding so far.
No one so far has admitted
giving the sketch of the Prin-
cess bridal gown to the New
York Women's Wear Daily. But
publication of the design has
rocked fashion circles from
London to Rome and caused a
redoubling of security precau-
tions everywhere.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
Libyons Hit U. S.

CAIRO, May 4 CAPJ.-The
international Confederation of
Arab Trade Unions announced
yesterday that workers in Lib
van hotels, restaurants and
tourist, Offices would not serve
Americans. A spokesman said
Libyans acted in solidarity with
Arab workers to counter United
States picketing of United Arab
Republic vessels in New York.
Evening star., 1960-05-04

Frustrated British reporters,
however, are not giving up cas-
lily. Foiled in their efforts to
unearth secrets about the royal
trousseau, they have now
turned their attention to the
sartorial equipment of the
bridegroom.
The tight Italian trousers
and casual sweaters are out
from now on, it appears. Three
hats, including q gray topper
and a black silk; IL shirts, in
cluding quotes mild checks: !:
six lightweight suits and a
morning coat complete, with
sizes and prices, are described
today in detail. Even Mr.. Arm
stron-JoneS' special brand of
hair tonic, known as Royal
Yacht" has not escaped notice.
From the leftwingers, there is
still a certain amount of erum-
bling over the phenomenal
sum" of $4,000 that the gov
vernment is spending on the
wedding preparations dts al
most impossible to buy a flower
in London today and some
raised eyebrows over the con-
siderable payolla involved in the
wedding presents arriving at
Clarence House. Among choice
recent items: A Rolls Royce
sedan contributed by British
motor manufactures and a Ca
madam wild mink jacket sent
along by the Hudson Bay Co.
Altogether. there is plenty of
food for thought and spirited
table talk in this royal wedding
and the British seem disposed
to make the most of 1t. It adds
up to an unusually festive oc-
casiofi whose climax, one may
suppose. will be welcomed with
relief by most Of those involved.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
Wronq-Wuy Mayor

HOBBS, N. M. [AP) Mayor
w. w. Yoakum parked his car
in front of city hall with extra
care. He even checked to make
sure he was within the white
parking lines. Minutes later
he had a ticket-for parking
diagonally in a parallel parking
zone.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
CoudIe, Connolly Begin
2-Yeor Prison Terms

NEW YORK, May 4 (AP),-
Two Truman administration
officials. Matthew j. Connolly
and T. Lamar Caudle, sur
rendered today to begin serv-
ing two-year prison terms on
charges of conspiracy to de-
fraud the Government.
The were sentenced for at
tempting to block an income
Evening star., 1960-05-04
Sweeps
District Primary
Total Falls
Below Figure
Expected
By CHARLES d. PIERCE
and GRACE BAsSETT
star @taN Writerh

Senator Humphrey of Min
nesota extended his lead Ia
the District presidential pri.
mary by a substantial margin
on the basis of unofficial and
incomplete returns this after
noon.
With 10s Of the l42 Demo-
cratic boxes reported, Senator
Humphrey had 1897 votes to
1924 for his opponent, Senator
Morse of Oregon.
Total bslloting was light.
Prediction estimates were
that close to $4,000 Washington
residents, with no right to vote
would vote in the party pri.
maries.
A total of about $4,000 votes
was counted up to 1880 pm.
Counting was to resume later
this afternoon.
Mrs. Butcher Leads
| Results in the race for alter.
nate Democratic national com.
mitteewoman were changed BY
late returns today. Mrs. Mar
garet Just Butcher. indorsed by
the Morse group, led with 3,Sl4
votes. She trailed two opponents
in early morning returns.
With l08 Democratic box re.
turns in, Mrs. Sarah Newman,
who previously led, trailed with
3,347 votes and Mrs. Polly
Shackleton. still was second
with 3,446 votes. Mrs. Newman
is the Draft Stevenson Commit.
tee candidate and Mrs. Shackle.
ton has the backing of the
Humphrey group.
Senator Morse issued a state
ment thanking his supporters
for their efforts and said, "Al.
though we lost the election, I
think we succeeded in focusing
Nationwide attention on many
OF the serious problems of the
District of Columbia.
Winners Statement
Senator Humphrey issued
this statement from West Vir.
sinia where he is campaigning:
Il am deeply appreciative of
the vote of confidence from the
Nations Capital. 1t is espe.
cially gratifying because per.
haps nowhere else in the coun-
try do the local people have
such a flrst-hand opportunity
to hear, see and know the can.
oldates. ! want to thank the
people of the District of Co.
lumbia and renew my pledge to
work INCREASINGLY for them. I
shall never be satisfied until
the District citizens have full
home rule and voting rights in
all elections. not just primaries.
1t was victory for the liberal
cause for it was a contest be.
tween liberals, which other
more conservative candidates
avoided entering openly."e
Sweep for Humphrey
Supporters of Senator Hum
phrey apparently swept all but
one of the Is convention dele.
gate posts and captured all po-
See PRIMARY, Page B-1
Evening star., 1960-05-04
Votes Switched
BruziIiun Plane
Crashes, Five Die

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, May
4 CAP) "A Brazilian Gas cargo
plane crashed, exploded and
burned at the Ramey United
States Air Force Base yester-
day, killing all five persons
aboard.
The San Juan airport said
the plane belonged to the Bra
lillian Aerial Navigation Co. of
Rio de Janeiro and was piloted
by Mario Joppert. The pilot
had planned a nom scheduled
stopover at Ramey.
Evening star., 1960-05-04

@--~~~-~~----~->-~>-~"-
tax evasion prosecution of
Irving Sacks, a st. Louis shoe
manufacturer. They had waged
a four-year court battle to
avoid Imprisonment.
Connolly. 81, surrendered to
a United States marshal here.
Caudle, 56, surrendered at
Charlotte, N. C.
Caudle eluded newsmen, but
Connolly told reporters:
Il have just one thing to say.
You know of Dreyfus-beyond
that I have no comment"
His reference was to the cele-
brated French case of Capt.
Alfred Dreyfus in 1894. Capt.
Dreyfus was convicted of be-
Evening star., 1960-05-04
ZANZIBAR CALM
IS DECEPTIVE

ZANZIBAR is q Glove scented,
deeeptivsIy quiet island but il could
be the powder-kes Of Afriee, rowing
Writer Smith Hempstens reports on
Psss c-2l.
COLLEGE ADMISSION standords
have gone up which meens thot GET
ting into college is both an art and
o triumph, writes Educotion Writer
Benjamin Fine in the last Of his
series on Pese CO.
NOTHING TO DO in III. ev.nine
is ore Of the complaints VISITING
students hove obcut Woshinsten.
Stoff Reporter Walter Geld writes
tcdoy os he winds up his series on
sehooI-ose tourists on Pose B-,.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
Spain Gusts II

MADRID. May 3 (AP).-
Twelve Spanish born Soviet
citizens have been ordered to
leave Spain, it was announced
last night. They were among
1899 Spaniards repatriated
from the Soviet Union in the
last four years. They were
taken to Russia during the
Spanish Civil War.
Evening star., 1960-05-04
RegionaES
SetupB Backed
ByPresident
$2S Million Plan
To End Threut
BY ChuntiIIy Field
BY JOHN BARRON
Star stan Writer

President Eisenhower today
recommended that the District
Of Columbia build a $28 mil
lion regional sewerage system
to serve 430 square miles of
Northern Virginia and Mary
land.
The unprecedented system
would permanently eliminate
the threat to the Washington
water supply posed by discharge
of sewage into the Potomac
from Dulles Airport at Chan
tally.
The administration plan,
which now will be sent to Con-
gress, proposes that construc-
ton be financed by a So million
Government grant and a $25
million loan to the District.
The loan and interest grad
ually would be repaid from fees
charged users.
Handled by d. C.
The District Department of
Sanitary Engineering would
administer the huge system
which would carry waste from
the new jet airport and COM
munitieS on both sides of the
Potomac to the Blue Plains
treatment plant in the District.
However, control ultimately
might be relinquished to local
Jurisdictions or a regional au-
thority.
David Auld. District sanitary
engineer. said the interceptor
system would accommodate the
entire Seneca watershed of
Maryland together with parts
of Fairfax and Loudoun Coun-
ties in Virginia. These areas
are expected eventually to house
more than 100000 residents.
The precise routes and design
of the system have not been
determined.
Mr.. Auld said that In design
ing it. the District will consult
regional and local planning
agencies together with Vir-
ginia and Maryland jurisdic-
tions most affected.
He estimated that planning
and construction of the sewers
will require at least three years
and possibly longer.
Standby Plant
However. the White House to-
day confirmed that the Federal
Aviation Agency and the Bu-
reau of Public Health have pre-
pared plans for a small treat
ment plant and reservoir which
will convert airport waste for
fertilization and irrigation until
the permanent system is COM
pleted.
Thus, If Congress approves
the administration plans, no
airport sewage will be dumped
into the Potomac, even tenn
porarily. after flight operations
begin at the international air.
port on July of next year
The interceptor system could
afford the more than one mil
lion users of the Washington
water supply even more protec.
ton than previously expected.
Communities such as Vienna,
Herndon and Leesburg, Va,
eventually could connect their
sewers to it and avert flushing
waste into the tributaries of
the upper Potomac.
The Star reported last Friday
that the administration plan
would recommend that an
agency under Federal jurisdic-
ton build a system from Chan
tilly to the Districts Blue Plains
treatment plant and that the
Government make available the
necessary money.
1t reported Sunday that Fed
eral agencies had evolved a plan
to prevent even temporary pol
See SEWAGE, Page AS
Evening star., 1960-05-04

One workman was killed and
eight others injured today
when a scaffolding collapsed in
a boiler building at the new
Central intelligence Agency
headquarters in Langley, Va.
Construction officials said a
cable holding the scaffolding
Evening star., 1960-05-04
Details Of Primeriss. Pssss A-lo-ll

the general election outcome
Mr.. Nixon's 5-4 edge over Sem
ator Kennedy in vote totals
lifted Republican hopes of car
rying a State in which they
lost a senatorial seat and six
House seats in 1858.
Mr.. Nixon, who had dis
counted in advance his chances
Of topping Senator Kennedy.
rolled up a vote total higher
than that attained by Presi-
dent Eisenhower in the 1856
primary.
The outcome cast some doubt
on Senator Kennedy's ability
to carry key Indiana, if he be-
comes his psrty's presidential
nominee. If that doubt is
shared by the Democratic old
pros who control undecided
delegations, it could do Senator
Kennedy no good.
What amounted to an anti
Evening star., 1960-05-04
BY CROSBY S. MOVES
European Corresnondsnt Of III. Sta,

LONDON, May 4.-In the
buildup for the royal wedding
here Friday. no angles are be-
ing overlooked. Everyone from
astrologers to taxi drivers seem
determined to get into the act.
Here for the wedding are
you?" said our hotel porter
Evening star., 1960-05-04
POLICE ENFORCE TAKE COVER ORDER
G.OP.Gives Congress
$1.2 Billion Aged Plan
FederuI-S -Stote Aid on Health Costs
Would Cover II Million Over 65

The Eisenhower administration sent to Congress today
comprehensive healthcare plan for 10 million aged
The plan proposes $l2 billion in FederalState help to
meet sickness costs and would provide for option of taking
part in private insurance arrangements
The "Medicare Program the Aged" was outlined by